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the ftcrbt ou Tuberculosis.lU*4 ncrr •* * #n-uf-MUST DISCHARGE TWOu| Ferdinand Bark. Superintendent of Alm«-hendlesr*onid-den-ill•|i-houae, Appointed of (kxidltlon.That Ferdinand Hark, superintendent of the Milwaukee county alms-i house is under obligation to discharge two of his assistants in a short time, as the result of charges brought recently by William Hasse, former gardener at the poorhouse, was Information that became current Monday bays the livening Wisconsin. It is understood that Mr. Hark was reappointed to his present position under sped tic promisethat two of his principal assistants be discharged. It is understood that bad [r | not Mr. Hark promised to discharge his two assistants his reappointment would not have taken place at the y J meeting of the board of trustees of the poo rehouse, which took place last week in the main building of the institution The information was given out at the district attorney’s office Monday that $ the charges that had been made against ^ members of the county supervising board had been dropped, as the evidence submitted in the case was not■recsre-011 |rt-! if- 1inv-l vr11 * thought sufficient to warrant any legal i ^-*he-action. The charges were sifted, how- j ever.Soon after the publication of the fact IB , that William Hasse had brought char-onr- ges against poorhouse officials, other ti* i information was turned into the handsIof the district attorney, tending to tr! show that not only had the officials been receiving supplies from the pooraso-fartn. but that members of the county 'at supervising board had been guilty of ee i the same offense. Both chat gea were £x, worked on simultaneously, it is said, j
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Wauwatosa news
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Dec 17, 1909
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