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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10
RIDGELAND

Best wishes for a very happy and
prosperous New Year.
Archie Orr visited at the Eriksen
home, Sunday evening.
/. Kaufman purchased a load Of
corn from +, Eriksen during the
week.
Mr.. Krieger was in our neighbour
hood this week gathering up his stray
horses.
We are pleased 70 note the advent
OF bovine a~ristocracy into our neigh
borhood.
Pete Nelson Was a guest at the Z.
Eriksen home for several days before
Christmas. He has recently return
ed from Uncle Sans service.
j. Z. Norup was a pleasant callec
at the Carter home Tuesday morning
Mr.. Norup is hauling hay these days.
Jens Larsen is helping him.
We have not heard where other
families of Ridgeland ate their holt
day dinners. Social activities in our
midst are very much at "a standstill.
f, Erickson and family were guests
at the White r. OK Farm New Years
Day and Of course they enjoyed the
day thoroughly and the hospitality Of
Mr.. Orr and his family.
Miss Christine Erickson has been
lifting the gloom and isolation at the
Riigeland Ranch by her sweet and
cheerful presence on Friday and Tues
day afternoons of this past week.
K. Eriksen and family were dinner
guests at the p. Petersen home in
Happy Hollow, Christmas day. 1t is
quite a journey there from Ridgeland
through the big snow drifts. but
they went by way Of their sleigh and
enjoyed the trip and the fine dinner.
James Carter and wife ate their
Christmas dinner at Rose Blossom
Ranch with VIM. Horton, wife and
little son and Mrs. Vaughen. Though
the ride through the snow was not a
Joy ride, it was worth the effort to
reach our destination and the few
hours were pleasant one and the din
ner very good.
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We are having our January thaw
this week. Wednesday considerable
of the snow melted, and the streets
got quite muddy.
There have been some cattle Losses
during this real winter weather that
We have been having for the past
three or four weeks.
Henry Hunt of Murdo brought
John Strong and wife and Harold
Estes to Wood, Wednesday evening
making the trip over from Murdo in
a Ford.
Arch Maxwell and wife passed
through town Monday on their way
to Winner. They carried plenty of
shovels and had a good team, antici
pating a rather strenuous voyage.
VIM Mckee who has had a verv
hard tussel with the flu We are glad
to say, is able to be out again, but he
isn't ready just yet to take part in a
foot race or lick any one near his size.
Fact is the flu left William pretty
much the worse for wear.
Through the kindness CT Miss Tillie
Hellekson we are this week permitted
to print a very interesting letter from
her brother Elmer, who is with thu
u. ). Naval forces, operating the
transport service in the English Chan
mel, Finer is quite anxious to r,
turn home to look after bis live stock
interests here, now that the war is
over, and his mauy friends will Ger
tainly give him a royal welcome
when he does come hcme, which all
hope vii be soon.
Frank Kriehn, Joe Week and Scott
Merrill started out for Winner last
Friday in Mr.. Kriehn's Ford. They
got through to Carter all right, but
did not attempt to 40 any father in
the car, on account of the condition
of the roads. Mr.. Kriehn and MIR.
Week continued the journey via a
freight wagon, and Scott Merrill at
tempted to return to Wood with the
car Saturday, but he could not make
it in the face of the storm that was
rageing that day. Sunday he again
attempted the return trip with the car
aud got as far as Geue Sturdevants
where his car broke down and he had
10 abandon it, and he got a team to
finish the return trip. He brought
through the first class mail which was
the first we had gotten here in eight
days.
Tuesday, a freighier coming throu
gh from Winner, stopped at the post
Office and threw off three sacks of
mail, and as our people bad had but
one daily paper in nearly two weeks,
several of our deople hot footed it
over to the post Office, anticipating
getting a daily newspaper or two to
read, but they were doomed to disap
pointment, for all thee sacks were
flied with mail order house catalog
ues. Well it isn't near the joke that
i! seems, especially when a fellow
hasn't seen a daily paper for nearly
two weeks, and mail order house cata
logues are brought through in pref
~erence to some real new for which
the public hungers, especially after
being isolated from the outside world
as we have been, Il makes . fellow
feel like GUESSING the postal system,
tho mail carrier OF n1ost any o else
responsible for this sort Of servics( y
1--AfHswNAeE
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10
SAWYER APPOINTED POST
MASTER AT WOOD.

G.. W, Sawyer on Wednesday re
ceived official notice that be had been
appointed Post Master at Wood, to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna
ton of Postmaster D. G.. Miller. AS
soon as Mr.. Sawyer can get his bond
approved and receive his commission
be will enter upon his new duties.
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ATTENTION, CLEANERS!
Be sure and remember next
meeting night, and come, on
Wednesday night, January ID
EX-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DIES

Word was received here Wednesday
that Elk President Theodore Roosevelt
died Tuesday. Death was caused by
rheumatism.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10
AS taken from anothers lip,
And 10 ted down upon a slip;
And Al someone has lied to US.
Please shun this ONCE when you Gus,

Merrill Kaufman is on abe sick list
The weather has moderated consid
ably,
Put up your summers supply OF
ice now.
Sunday and Monday we're certainly
fine days.
These are certainly beautiful moon
light nights we have been having this
week.
Jay Pearsal of White River was in
Wood a couple of days the first OF
the week.
Sheriff Breier and States Attorney
Hutchens were early morning Wood
visitors, yesterday.
Oscar Stone Of White River was an
owe night guest in Wood, Tuesday.
He watson his way to Winner.
When in Winner go to Feeney's
Confectionery for a good cigar, a nice
box of candy,or fresh fruits. 2ltf
Mr.. and Mrs. Cody Sinnings of the
Cody neighborhood are the proud
parents of a bah, girl born to them
Friday OF last week.
Miss Alma Koenig departed last
Sunday morning on one of the freight
sleighs for Winner, where she tx,
poets to stay for a while.
j.. b. Brown was taken down with
the flu Thursday of last week, and
his wife was taken down with it Mon.
day morning. Both are getting along
nicely at this writeing.
Bis Nollsch and wife who are work
ing on a ranch south of Carter pass.
ed through Wood, Sunday, enroute to
j. A. Housemans in Happy Hollow.
They returned Monday.
Arthur Bice returned home Satur
day on the White River stage from
Rochester, Minnesota, where he had
for several weeks past in a hospital
he reports but light SHOWS in Mime
sofa.
There was a good crowd of country
folks in town last Monday and our
merchants did a good business, Sat.
urday was sue ah stormy day that few
ventured TO come to town to do their
weekly shopping.
Homer Gillespie who is working on
the Thomas Ranch in Todd county
was an overnight guest in Wood Sun
day, enroute to the ranch from Hap
py Hollow where he had been to spend
New Years with his sister Mrs. Lige
Graham.
Hader g. Lewis who have been snow
bound here for the past two weeks
with 40 head of buck sheep, that they
were taking to their ranch in Washa
baugh.county, left Tuesday morning
with the sheep in two hay racks
mounted on bob sleighs. They were
compelled to leave one of their men
here who is down with the flu.
Scott Merrill has taken the con-
tract to carry the mail from here ia
Carter, for at least a north, during
the bad weather, when il is hoped
that through auto mail service can be
reestablished. We will now probab-
~ get mail q little more: regularly
than we have for the past three weeks
as Mr.. Merrill will use a. sleigh and
horses. He began his duties Wed
nesday morning.
There was no preaching in Wood
last Sunday for the reason that Rev.
vanvalkenburgh had not returned
from White River. He vent toWhite
River, Friday morning after soms
coal. but Saturday beingNsuch a..stormy
dsy be did not attempts the return trip,
but started out at six o'clock Sunday
expecting to reach Wood in
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

FOR SALE-Tractor with four
bottom breaker; also separator. All
new last spring. Or will exchanges
for cattle or land in the vicinity OF
Wood. W. G. Boucher, Colome, s,
D. 4. 2t
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

ESFRAYED --Cattle branded
NC or J--G on the left side, or
LIT on right side. Suitable reward
will be paid for information Leading
to recovery of stock bearing these
brands. Matt Gillen, Wood, s. D.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

ESTRAY ED-Three yearlinS he'll
ers, one red, two white face, branded
reverse p and L connected on lef hip,
Liberal reward for information or re
turn to G. L. Bailey, Murdo, s. D.
Sec. 80. 43, 27ssMellette county. 46 81
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

TAKEN UP-White faced bull q.
bout 10 months old, has long boris,
ND brands. Owner a have same by
paving for this notice and keep. Geo
Moore, Wood, 3. u. As q
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

FOX SALE-A few thoroughbred
Buff Orpington cockrels. the big kind
Olso three big tom Turkeys, tho big
bronze. Price 81 for cockrsls; and g
for toms. Call or write, w. j. Egles
ton, Cody, s. d. 49ti
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

TAKEN UP-One red COW with
brockel face, branded | on left hip.
Bobad tail. Owner may have same
by paying for this ad and damage.
Frank hickman, Sec. IS, T As, r rs,
Wood, 8. n. AZ 81
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

ESTRAY-l COW and 2 heif ;rs, all
Herfords branded o, on left side or
hip Notify i J.. h. Sheldon,
Wood, s. D. 33tf.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

/ still have some more of those fne
thoroughbred, regal strain, White
Wyandotte cockrels for sale. The
kind that is white and stays white.
Prics %. so each. Mrs. L. w. Rhoads
Wood, S. D. Al 3tp
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-10

STRAYED-One brown mare bran
ded B bar OF left shoulder and CIV
on left side Of neck. Weight 1000
lbs. s. reward. Notify j. A. House
nam, 0 miles east of White River and
2 miles north west of Happy Hollow
Church. 4stf
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FOR SAEE-Fine quarter Of land
two miles from Wood; plenty OF good
soft water; $1,000 incumbrance; prico
g0Efn vw~,s;~. .& Ak:- .pE. 1870
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
Cummings Confers
With Wilson Ouer
Outlook for 1920

BY Tho Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Iuiy 30 Homer s.
CUMMINGS. chairman 81 the democratic
national committee. discussed with
President Wilson the political outlook
for 1920 and the attitude OF the coun-
try toward tho peace treaty and the
League ~ Nations.
The conference. which lasted more
than haif an hour. WIS the first the
national chairman has had with tho
president since last necerrhcr. Mr.
Cummings refused to discuss the pos.
sibility ~ Nh Wilson again leading
his party IN the 1920 election, and
would not affirm or deny that this
subject was hronchcd during the con.
ference.
Chairman Cummings said ne told th,
president the country was Ovcrwhcim
inEiy in favor uf immediate rafifica
fion OF the treaty and rs League u
Nations covenant without change o
{ reservation
The president was said 60 have out
ii""n tu Nh Cummings the tentative
/ itlner2cy OF the trip hc viii TAXI
through the country 90 give the people
nu account Of his stewardship at Paris
/ The proposed trip WIS understood e
i have received the chalrman's approbn
! tiOn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
Congress Asked to
Increase Federal
Aid for Good Roads

as The Associated rro-a
KANSAS CITY. July 20 Ropieren
totiVcs 81 ;he state highway depart
mcnte ~ kansas. Nebraska Texas,
Town aud oklahoma, who mrt horc to-
day Forwarded 10 congress q memo
rinl nsl,inr that t40O. Dn0.0oO add uuaHi
federal aid for state roads bo arproprl-
atcd Immediately allowing sinn 900 nNN
each yenf for four yriiH. bcglnnine loo
1870. congress WAS asked further to
designate that the states. under such
nm appropriation. may have until JUS
ie25, in use federal funds before II fc-
vcrfF hnck 10 the government
Highway department officials point
ed ont that IN many states with pres
cnt federal funds ntcadv used ~
plans Ton millions ~ dollars worth of
state roads 90 ho built With federal AID
must await further action hN congress
Texas highway DEPARTMENT official
aarcftrd that counties Ia the stat,
needed nearly fao.n00 00o In addition q
the present fedsiai appropriation.
Among the state Officials who al
} t,ndcd th, meeting were
Texas G. =. Fowler ana n. NJ Hub
hard state highway commissioner
/ r. Winrow STATE hirawny engineer
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
ArmyFood Surplus
to be Sold Direct
to Buying Public

", Tho Associated rtess
WASltlNGToN. July so Through
the postmoatcla Of tile country, the war
department tomorrow viii offer dire e.
So consumers ~ present available eipi
plN OF surplus fuodrtutia, amounting 20
approximately al .OoO,oe pounds. THIS
surplus. consisting Of canned vcgc
tables and meats D. expected 20 80
sold wiihin "rsN a. prices repre-
seniinr tho cos, 10 thc Eevcfnmgni-
plus postage
Arrangements lor the aaic % tho
fdndatuifs. directed D., resolution
passed Yesterday ht the house, we're
made to-day at o. conference hold 3,
Secretary llakcr with punofiicc ee-
puriment officials. and Representative
ksn, of rpnnslsNpnia. author OF The
resolution.
Sccrcgai, Baker az the close of Tho
conference. slid "a price list COVERING
the entire available surplus would r'
prepared at once by Assistant Sccre
itary Crowcn 1hh HIST y waH anii NJ
I the postofiice department. would h'
sent ont to oach OF thr % 900 po-iulas
tors of the country and 10 cvcry rurt
route carrier
Tho postmnsterH md cHrlinrN, und"
iarranlUnents mado "a the conference
viii act aa government statesmen. In
forming Interested consumers Of ia
prices and me thods ~ sale and iuhin
orders Tor tho fpcdatuiia
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
Permit System for
Grain to be Placed
in Effect August |

~ The associated Press
WASHINGTON. July 30-The per-
init system devised by the railroad ad
ministration and the grain corporation
Tor controlling the shipment ~ thif
years record grain crop. VIII be put
into effect August J.
AZ previously dedicated instead OF
the individual permit system. Do force
last year a blanket ~ stem viii be put
into operation af th. outset. n il de-
velops that this plan doea not accom-.
plish the desired purpose % rcgulatinl
the floW ~ grain 20 the capacity ~ eic'
vators and the ability 90 ocean tounas'
90 move II, the individual permit sys-
tenn will he substituted
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31

A Few Reasons for the
Success OF The Caller as the
Daily Newspaper for the Peo-
pie OF the Texas Coast Sec
ton
THE Caller reaches q territory
radiatlng from Corpus Chfistl for
distance o. 100 miioa from Two
10 te.eiso hours ahead OF any 9th
er daily ue.Gpaper.
The Caller carries the fun
ieaaed wire report o. tho Asso
riatcd Prcsl.
Tine Caller Is the only South
resss iaember Of the Newspaper
Enterprise Association, foromost
10 news and act features.
Tho Caller Geographic market
paso IS ono Of tho best in Tesss.
The Cn'ler carries complete To-
cal end state news,
Fof those who enjoy humor The
CoHer onca day prints bringing
Up Father end Mutt and Jeff'
ard on SUNDAY four page
comic supplement that is one Of
iha sery bost published.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
/ BINGHAM BECOMES SOLE
OWNER OF COURIER JOURNAL

Nv mo y 7H0CIHfVU TfcHN|
LOUISVILLE Ky July 30 irndci
terms Of AN option announced tonight
Judge Robert W. bingham viii be
come sole owner Of all shares OF stock
IN the Courier journal and the f.ogiis
villc Timos companies Judge Bling
ham acquired two thirds ownership
from General W y. iIaidcman. Miss
isabelle NJ lIaldcmsn and Henry Wat
tcrson. PnrchHnc Of the one third in
iercst Of Bruce Ilaldcman VIII make
cumnlctc Judge Bingham's ownership
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
REPRESENTATION ON SHIPPING
BOARD DEMANDED 8T SOUTH

b The Associated Press
WASHiNGTON, Jniy 80 Dcmand
from the guif coast aud adjacent states
for representation on the shipping
board were presented today 20 SEN
ate commerce sub committees. IN
demand III the committee upposAt
senate confirmation uf Thomas 4.
Scott ~ Connecticut republican
nominee. ON the ground thatAslie Az
lnntlc COAST representation On the
board .s uut OF proportion andsln viola
ton ~ the lcw creating tire board.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
German Tribunal
to Fix Blame for
World Holocaust


BERLIN. July 30-A state tribunal
Va 20 Inquire into aud fiN the rcsponsi
hilty for the war IL viii Doe composed
81 the supreme court OF the empire
whose president VIII be chairman. Hs
viii be assisted hy the president ut the
military court and Judges Of the prua-
sian Havarinn and Hansa high courts
~ addition ten assistant Judges vii
Zoe elected five by the national assem-
bly, and five by "a committee of The
German states
rhc sittings Will he public The tai
lunai will be only empowered to pro.
nounce upon the question Of guilt, Il
VIII not lmpose punlAnmenta.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
Women Fight over
Or,uin az Race War.

ln the lobby OF the Congress hntcl
tonight two women fought over the
cause Of the race riots. one OF the
women wns overheard to declare. ITS
au the fault OF Mayor Thompson The
other screamed. you are "A liar ausl
struck her l'andemouinm reiRned tor
q few seconds, but guests aud attend
ants separated the women both al
whom were fashicnAhly CARRIED.
riot at aist street ana wentworth
a,eune brought police 10 the rescue Of
"a negro whose home was surrounded
hy whitoa The latter said the negro
had been nipinE and wounded 2 hoy
The latter could not be found mag
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
NEW U. 5. ALTITUDE RECORD.

~ ne 7""I'T--TTT -TT"T-
MlNEOLA, S. g. July 30 Although
failing to establish worlds altitude
record Roland kohifs. civilian avi-
atpr. FLYING Curtiss Wasp biplfne.
set new American mark today when
IN az official flight from Roosevelt,
harograph
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
! death Toll
Increased 20 20.


Tonight the death LIST for -four days
toia}cd ao ~ whom seventeen were
negroes two stll unidentified, md
thirtncn whites one vet unidentified.
s second attempt hN rlotorsl whites
20 burn q negro home was succcssiul
todnH whom y two story frame house
f1r south OF the black hrlt was burn
cd to the ground Some OF the several
Nmilics of negroes who lived IN TIE
huilAinr was injured
Spccias attention TO the legal aspect
of the situation was paid hV states
Nttorne3 lfoNnc who ass.encd several
assistants TO the work Of gathering evil
dence.
While The sidewalk north or tho city
hau g.qs being piled high with boxes oil
hirh powered rifles for removal ~ ih'
municipal building for safe keeping,
Young negro. Fletcher Williams wa
7 cha sod tfrouch the first floor cofriioi
of the city hall hy a number OF white
men Williams ran. bat drew knii'
as he reiterated lie was taken int
custody hy police
Five negro employees OF the Bootl
Fisheries seeking to 20 unobscrvcd q
their homes. were hidden by the nolic'
hcneath e tarpauin on an orcn truck
al the Twenty-sccond street Nindnc
white men fired "a the truck The ne
irrnes were unhuri
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
Mexican Railroad
Officials Ordered
Arrested by Court

nN Tile AHrnFiNfrN l'rnNss
MEXICO. CITY july 30 The arrest
OF David Morris n American gcn 'rnl
superintendent Of the express systcui,
and Felipe rcscador former general
director o. the Mexican national yaii-
vava. WAS ordered today by the dis
gntion of railroad affairs
Norris and dor were charged
with irregularities la the financial af-
fairs of the railways
a writ Of "amparn,' which ia PRO
cess staying further proceedings ana
somewhat similar 70 the American wri'
uf huhcaa corpus. was obtained by hotf
mon DELAYING further judicial action
for acVcnty two hours. AZ the END o'
thnt time the arrests ordered hr the
court viii Doe made. unless further lu'
diclnl action should change the courts
course.
Tho investigation Of affairs Of M
Mexican national railwnya followed TN
publication D., newspapers here o
many CRITICISMS on the management
and allegations % Irregularities. Pes
cador recently resigned ns dirccto
gancra5 of railways and Colonel Pau
limo Foutcs. misnarcr of tho southeas
railways WAS appointed to succeed hin
on July s.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31

ipih cn'oroi nnd white were said ip
hatf siasied firing committees shots.
Police fraerNos were hurrlCd to the
scene.
Tho iirst troops a. move Wcrc SIS
companies ol the Hrsi Ecrlucnt iili.
iuis reserve nilitia. who We're ordered
from tho seventh icrimcnt nrinorN 90
iht stanton aNrnno riot Headquarters
m the heart oi thf black bolt
Officials OF tho NcW York Central
faiifond reported Ca ms police tonlrhl
thAi in The nrfsu districts the hlacAi
wore niluA oU au passenger trains
Ahouf ihc aHhs time ihr police rrrris
ed word ihat rlotiur was in progress
"a aisi and neatbofn streets near th'
heart Of The hlack belt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31

azinc pistol and rifle were found in the
neero's home when he and th' We negro
neiphhors were taken Co. y, ice sta
tipn FOR safe Keeping.
Reports that number of negroes
had been thrown into l3uhhly Creek 70
little strcnm that carries much of the
seware from the stock yards and d.
pors ion of the negro dietrict WIRE re-
cclvod by the police. II is planned to
drag the stream when the situation
quiets.
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in the SlNfN sitlrd street noirhher-
hend mnh of whites cathared early IN
the evening and police from the Engie-
wood station WyrO unAhle is dlsprrto
Tho crowd AZ least five ncrip families
carrying bundles of valued belongings
find from their honos
Among iho reports received hs lh,
IroNcc ol trouble on tho south side WAS
Is statement thai number of whit,
fnon ridius In Whnt appeared 90 hc sf
fnfnN truck EMerr firing shots slonl
a6fh street Several of the bullets
hroke ihe windows Of % negro doctor
InUt injured 10 one
other firing was reported from a>tl
larcct and Blds H,euuc both whiia
'ana neptoes Nciug Implicated.
iosc nlnnco, . NrNicnn, WINS attacked
DIV several white men. who believes
lhin o. bs "a negro Joseph Schuti 2
ifrYra Ola. was stabbed IN the rnconrtc
InnI probably ntnny injured. ldonf
lGnnsnics "a Mexican communion @
i'lanto. WINS ALSO sorloueiv stabbed
illanro WAS rourni, handled ht ;h
crowd before be was arrested ny %
To-.