Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-05-09
Seven Criminal Cases on Calen.
dar.-E. w. VOigt Charged
With Arson
THIRTY-ONE APPLY
FOR CITIZENSHIP
Some Enemy Aliens Will BE Accepted,
Other Applications Held Up For
Invest cation as to Loyalty

Thirty-one applications for citizen
ship will bc heard at the May term OF
circuit court for Rusk county which
will open here next Monday, May -.
Their names are rs follows: Oregon
Cipoy. Anton Kogut, John Slesar, Al
bin WiszinewSki, Joseph Makuch, AL
bert Carl Wegner, Charles SipulSlli,
Peter Mansky, George Cipov, Jacob
Pochron. Fred Carl Nerase, Michael
Sowiak, Frank Hon, Nicola Evanoff,
Felix's Szleszinski, Stanislaw Roman
oWShi. Steven Kuchta, Rudolph Lund-
gren, Frank VobOrnik, Frank Kiber,
Robert de la Laing BOisen. Walter
NOvak. Ivcr IversOn, Anthony TOrnOW
ski. Frank SkoWrenSki, H Henry
SchWerzel, Edward Johnson. Josef
GOlab. Thomas Wielinski. Jan Rems,
John GOrla
NJ j. Kilsdork, Of St. Paul. federal
immigration examiner. was here last
Friday and conducted a preliminary
examination Of the applicants for citi
Zenship. He paid particular attention
to the applicants who were enemy
aliens. Some of these were found to
be all right. but several were held up
for various reasons. Some of them will
require further investigation to deter
mine whether they are worthy of being
admitted to citizenship to this country
or have proven themselves so disloyal
that its privileges should not be grant
ed to them. Some applicants will have
to wait until the fall term in order to
become better posted on the principles
of our government. Some of the enc
my aliens will he admitted to citizen
ship at this term of court.
There are seven criminal cases on
the calendar. but is probable that only
one or two will go to the jury. The
WcyerhaeuScr case of the state VS. T.
w. Voigt. charged with arson. will be
one of the most important cases that
the jury will hear at this term.
Other criminal cases are the state
VS.. Valaria BOrkOWSki. charged with
assault on her husband and with
threatening him and some neighb0rs
with Il gun; state VS.. Lynn Robinson,
charged with assault and theft; state
VS.. Frank Sistok. assault and battery:
state -. W. NJ Best. assault and bat
terry: state VS.. Ed Guile. false pre-
tense: state vs.. DelOr Beauleu. incest.
There are twenty-nine fact cases for
the jury. as follows:
Fl. G.. Klein VS.. Hugo Sill
John S. Owen Lumber Co VS. Frank
T. Stare. eli al
Ella Lewis VS.. Wilbert Bader.
\. II. Spooncr vs.. LOttie Mirtykow-
ski.
Frank Il. Stare VS.. Fred Wager.
AXel Berger VS.. Nate Hand
Fritz Dry Goods Go. VS.. Louis Gag
non
Crane & Ordway Co. vs.. p. a. Nc
Quillan.
Union State Bank VS.. Flambcau
River Lumber Co.
f. c. Bates VS.. A. W. Devilliers.
ct al.
Charles b. Collins VS.. f. C. Taylor.
Henry \. Jones VS. Farmers Mutual
Town Fire Insurance Co of Rusk
County Wis.
Bank of StaplehrTst vs. f. d. Lacy.
doing business under name and style of
Lacy Mere & Mfg. Co.
Gordon Van Tine Co. Il corporation.
VS.. Holy Trinity Congregation ct al
Bank Of Staplehurst VS.. Port Arthur
Farms & Stock Co
Albert Holak VS. George Schultz
State Bank Of Ladysmith VS.. Julia
Ryall.
W, \. Best VS.. ID. w. MalOney.
William Wallace vs.. Charles Fetting.
Sylvester Urmanski VS.. II. Roscoe
and Andrew Hmsberger.
George Bratina VS.. Stanley Gallus.
Peter Barten VS.. Theodore Sillman.
International Harvester co. VS..
Grassland Farms. Inc.
James Woods VS.. George W. Uttor-
mark
State Bank of Ladys.nith VS. f. H.
Jacobs.
Chetek State Bank. a corporation. VS..
j. II. Voight.
William H. Cherry VS.. John Shelf
field.
+. NJ. Worden vs.. Fred NJ. Wager.
Samuel r. Lippincott, Jr. ct al VS..
NelS Reihmer.
The calendar has but three court-law
cases:
Crane & Ordway Co. VS.. Z. A. McQuil-
Ian.
y. c. Thompson VS.. j. III. MoNer, G.
NJ. Olson and Mrs, e. Argetsinger. as
School Board Of District No. L.
Ellingson Lumber Co. VS.. Town of