The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-01-11
Baraga, Mich.

January 18th, 1913.
The most ignoble epistle ever COM
ing from mankind, wrote 10y only an
ignoramus, which appeared in the
LAnse Sentinel January 4th, did not
In the least appeal to any fairminded
person, who at first read the letter
above that explained itself thorough
ly. This same living, moving. and
creeping human being, who sane
toned his name In response to the
letter above, never i'm the least sus-
pected-poor fool-that all his dicta-
tions appeared In the Baraga Journal
some time ago, especially referring to
the socalled (S3l) episode. The law
dictated in the Journal was more
thoroughly explained than his -S3l.
Read the law published in :heJournal
December 18th.
An ignorant creature who can face the
numerous people in his own territory
after such an outrageous and WORTH
less letter, should by all means, en-
deavor to find reconciliation among
his subjects at least, for undoubtedly
his followers, believers, associates
etc., are willing to administer him
some curious treatment, as nothing
can assist this man from a miserable
downfall, unless it were coming from
unknown sources or native provinces.
Even the Maoris would condemn q
creature which interfered with com
mon reasoning.
realize that Stenson Is not so much
to blame as the system OF organized
cronics. His main endeavor- in his
agony or his career as q writer, who
believes his remarks to be that prac-
ticing the doctrines of justice, must
confess. Stenson is nothing less than
misguided weakling, trying during
his disagreeable moments, or as q
dying orator, to repudiate the state
ments of his fellowmen in this con-
test for human rights, human inte-
gritty and human intent, to bring be-
fore the bar Of justice the scoundrels
who are practicing unlaWfully in
this county.
charge John G. Maxey for not
placing in the neighborhood of 1000
acres of land, he being partly or may
be wholly interested, and as superyi-
sor, did not assess such property as
stated recently in the Journal.
charge, Mr. Maxey for under-as-
sessing( the bank several thousand
dollars and that my statements can
be verified by going over the tax roll.
| charge Beaupre and Paulson of
drawing compensation in excess.
If there is any manhood about you,
charge those guilty, ondeavor to
make good, but don't erowl like a
curr, swapping at the heels of those
who have disclosed crookery. If you
would devote your comments towards
those, you believe guilty you would
probably be recognized as a man,even
though there was doubt whether u
are or not.
By doing what ask of you, it
would be a wonderful movement for
under such conditions Mr.. Maxey
would be delighted TO face three Sc
we're charges. This would naturally
In time, find new boarder IN new
Jail. OF course ] am inclined to be-
lieve, we will have him sentenced be-
fore the new Jail is completed and
when once in the custody Of the law,
he will not be able to practice unlaw-
fully during his Jail administration.
Please do not think, because / am
discussing this affair in light tone,
that / enjoy the painful duty of dis.
closing all crookery committed with.
In the boundaries OF this county.
have been trying to disclose every
mean act OF crookery and II Mr.. Stem.
son realized his own selfishness, Inc
would undoubtedly retract his small
statements In opposition to what
have published-in behalf of the tax.
payers In Baraga county.
Even such creature as Stenson,
q menace to all readers from opresen,
Indications in the political field
arouses all intellects to the realiza
ton that Stensons dying statements
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