davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
INV WILLIAM PHILIP snnis.

Written Expressly for the N. Il. A.
HANKOW. China, June 9.-Jesse
James would have scorned this
country. He loved adventure, ex-
citement, danger. Hereabouts he
could have piled his trade with
about as much peril to his skin as
ribbon-counter clerk runs.
In fact. being a bandit or pirate
north and west OF Hankow is just
about the safest occupation imagin-
able. Robbers are seldom caught
and less seldom punished. There
fore it has become a hobby with
some and a side-line with others.
When business is dull, become a
pirate: such seems to be the motto
in China's wild West.
Among most Of the inland trails
there are no roads as we know them
transportation being by chair, pack
animal. etc-Chinese Robin Hoods
are thick, while on the upper reaches
of the Yangtze fresh-water pirates
are doing land-ofiice business.
Attacked Six Times.
A Church Missionary Society
party whose story have just listen
ed to was attacked six times in the
descent of the Yangtze from Men
yang. in the province OF Szchaun, to
Ichang, were rescued once by the
British gunboat 'Widgeon," and
protected on three occasions by the
United States gunboat "Monocacy." B"
In the party were Alfred A Phil
lips, wife and year-old baby; Rev.
and Mrs. H. ]. Howden and little
Miss Joan Howden. aged Z; and Miss
Dorothy Martin, all British.
The pirates method Of operation
was always the same: Force the
small boat in which the party were
travelling to come ashore under
threat of firing on them, or by aetu-
ally firing.
ION the first occasion" said Phil
lips, who told the story. "the pirates
descended from their lair. boarded
the boat and searched it. Finding
only foreigners and no firearms they
kindly allowed us to shove off. A
junk following us did not get off so
easily.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
"The second band were more reck-
less. They pulled up the flooring
of the front deck and invaded our
cabins, assuring us all the while
they did not intend taking anything
belonging to us. One man asked
for the gift OF a small towel which
we gave to him. A peddler. how
ever, who had come aboard without
our knowledge, was discovered and
taken of the boat. bundles and all
We could do nothing for him.
''The second day out of Chung
king we were fired on and ordere'
10 stop. Our skipper was an A No.
man who went shrdlu shrdlu dlu
man and went right on. A hail O
bullets came after us and as we wer
pretty thick on the boat the skippe
decided to go in TO shore.
I'VE were rushed and boarded b.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10

NinnA Atiir AiihtlpipH ANiNtt btN-
gars. They row out TO big ships and
lift up on a long pole a pail for aims.
men carrying knives. while armed
sentries stood guard. Bedding,
boxes, everything was ransacked.
Anything locked was instantly
slashed open. Fortunately they
wanted only light loot and left us
our clothes and bedding Watches,
money. handbags and the like were
carried off.
Gunboat TO Rescue.
Even our correspondence, note
books, pens and so forth were taken,
the rest Of our effects being dumped
out on the floor in a tumble.
Right in the middle Of the hold
up H. M. S. Fidgeon came by. We
signalled and as soon as the gun
boat could put about she came back
to our recue. The pirates fed and,
when the Widgeon's lieutenant
heard our story, he fred three shells
after them. What the effect of the
shells was / do not know.
ION to Fengtuhsien we went only
10 be told there that below that
place the river was at the mercy Of
1000 armed bandits-ex-soldier AS
the city magistrate had but 200 SOL
diers to defend the city he could not
provide us with an escort.
Fooled Again
80 we waited there two days.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
American Nary Plays Part
In Battling Chinese Pirates

Then Providence sent us help in the
guise of the u. S. S. Monoacy which
came steaming upstream. Captain
Brant, Of the Monocacy. had busi-
ness with the magistrate Of Feng-
tuhsien.
when the American captain
heard about us he invited us TO come
with him as far as the Standard Oil
steamer. Mel Tan which he said
was standing by down the river.
From there, he said, he would give
us an armed escort to see us
through the remainder of the danger
zone.
"This he did. After we put off
under the American flag we were
three times fired upon in an effort
to bring us in TO shore. But we
kept on going. BY way of reply our
escort gave them a burst from the
machine-gun. So we got safely
through, thanks to the kindness OF
Captain Brant and Lieut.. Courtney,
Of the United States Navy"
In Cahoots.
The worst of the pirates and ban
dts are ex-soldiers. They are more
intelligent and better armed.
Many soldiers are Jekyl-Hydes,
playing soldier part of the time and
| bandit the rest. Sometimes whole
companies Of soldiers turn bandits
bag and baggage. while in some dis.
tricH bandits and soldiers are In
cahoots. The soldiers keep hands
Off, and even protect the pirates. the
latter divvying up with the soldiers
Successful bandit leaders becom,
officers in the regular army and Of.
ficers in the regular army revert C
banditry. This is by no means ar
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
FRENCH CHAMBERS BAR BILL

PARIS Omitted Press). - The
French chamber of deputies "has it
over" the American House of Repre-
sentauves in at least one respect II
has a bar. And during 1920. the 626
members of the chamber spent over
the aforesaid zinc the neat little
sum of 949,147 francs and 20 CEN
times. Which is the record to date.
Even during the hectic year of 1914
the deputies only drank TO the
amount of 317,O69 francs and II
cenhmes. And back in 1876, the
year the Chamber first began to
function. the Chambers bar bill was
only 1S,56 francs.
The reason? They blame 1t on the
exchanged
Evening journal., 1921-06-10

This = the third Of a series OF
articles shedding light on Amer
:csn problems in the Orient. pre-
na-ea by william Philip Simms
for this newspaper. Simms, IA
nous newspaper correspondent,
is making firsthand study of
conditions in the Far East for
The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
FRECKLE-FACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee Of reliable concern that II
will not cost you a penny unless II re-
moves the freckles; while II IL does give
you clear complexion the expense Is
tiihing
Simply get an ounce Of Othine-double
strength-from any druggist and a few
applications should show you how easy
II Is to rid yourself Of the homely freck-
les and get n beautiful complexion. Rarely
Is more than one ounce needed for the
worst case.
BE sure to ask the druggist for tho
double strength Othine as this strength
is sold under guarantee Of money back
II Il fails to remove freckles.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
rection she might wish to go.
Copyright. 1921, by Newspaper
Enterprise.)

In tomorrow's Evening Journal
Simms will prove to you that China
eggs are good to eat-and that you
eat them.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Chen Sanction, Mie6.

autio, minln ~palapeliani, nina
b1nt1 tuet ia rim1,n Dalittiini, io-
Son mimin fieInni mielistpi; nina
Glen bGseIIe minun benfeni o~ntanlt
ia bdnen pitaG oifeu6en iuattaman
patanoille, Seiain 42:t. &iitos IL
MULE ratas taipaallinen SiGmme
ettG olet nellie frrjille ontanut o.
man rnffoan 8oitaii, iofa Ell taboo
Idriettpd ruofan murentaa eif1
~iuitietpaista fpnttilin ipbGnt1 fam-
muttoa, ia bGnen nimeni6 paalle
inamnte iofainen nsfoen toimoa.
gaiin olfoon rafns Sid faifisia nj
melt fiitettp Inn mield IdbetGt alt
paimeneii tooistamdon armoteoisto
ri ia iiGti festGipGst1 armoliitostaii
eta olemne iii,un Iapiiaii. &affa.
BIN SiGmme, nGit1 iriiria Sunta.
Ian armotefoja oil t1Glli gbatba.
misin entinen rnfas opettajdmme,
ianoiiin mieliriimmin ifGmme, pas.
tori Seimoren tobistamasia. Dina
opettniomnte pnstori 1tiiiitalo oil
.mposfin miifana. Niin, palion fpl.
Id iaauune tG1lId Gbatbomisin ia
.@benisfG fin,lla SiimaIon idnoa
postori SiIliIG fGp tGdlla 9 fertoa
.fiiusia ioittamasia etpanfeliumin III
YbG i~iiioestaon iaannrte
fitillo fiiinfa SSGlfdmme on bppd
tabto dntaa nellie ~taiipaan tpnIta.
tinta. Snrtomistuon ban iaIIeen
Ibuiiton: tiItoa miniin tpfoni, nina
tabbon teitd ipiripoittoa, miitto FUN
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
KANSAN KIRJEITA

ia palion iaataan ban buiitna fur
baan! Sumala iofa tittii ipoamet
ia mu~nasfuut, pfiin tietda fenelle
meist1 furiista b1nen flitiunia til
pan. 9staipG fallis, tdptppfobon
Seeiuflen iofa Min palion on meta
rafastanut ia pbG mield ratnstaa,
lopultafin iatt1G mei61t oman on
nemme maraun buffiimaan! Oi top
tppfo banen tppneltppin iilmin Ia.
noa: &uinta uiein olenfaan tabto-
nut foota iimun lapieii, faten fana
Ifofoaa poifania iiipienii ollie, mutta
te cite ole tabtoneet! Hiin, tooella-
tin fufa meist1 meiiaa Serralle
ultta mirtt1 ia feltG meistd Serrc
pflin inopi funnian ia bGnen nj
me1nlG ilmoittaa ia fenelle meiStH
onnettomista iuo mailman iilmis-
Ia balpa &ristus felpnal Wastais
Ell miiille fuin aipan aputtomille,
iofeille raufoille, iotfa Ell omin a.
muin moi a~sfeltnfaan eteenpGin
fGpoG; main niitG Sierra ioapi to-
luttaa. Slollo Sierra fen tefeefin,
niinpd bdn lite llipaa: iofint MIND
iobbatan fitd tietG, iota Ell 5c tie
Oh, MIND mien beioGn niitG polfuja.
ioita CT De hume, nina teen BELLE
pimcpben lp~alfeuoefii ia foliat to-
iaiiefii. 9iita tnDbon MIND BELLE
tebbG ia en- bpljGG beitG. gifos o.
lefin bpip1 b1neen luottaa? Wutto
itleeniG tpptpmGiiet, iotta title fpllo
lulllepat ndfemGni1, eli De taboo bG
men teillGni1 ipaeltao eifG. totello
bGnen lnfiania; lite &c oman pa
rannufienia tifapuita mpoten tubto.
pat fiimet6 Sumalan iStuimellc.
@uistofaamme ientGGn ett1 tGmG
leiffi Ell fo,inn festG. Sirmuinen
on langeta elGpan Sumalon fdiiin;
ilman &ristilsta on Slimnla f1llilt-
tafpainen tili.
Smpeluleuron fofous on 2 inn.
mntnina, iiis IS pGipGnG belnli-
fuuto Wr ia Mrs 2nsiilan luona
piimefnuSNo oil fofous Mtr ia Wrs
Sillin luona; poptltulos of 12
%bollaria.
I Som W1nnisto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Mpef Cafe, u. 9af.

Haffoat pst1mGt SerrasIo, @ut.
Itaian lufiiofunto. Salomonin for.
fiasio meiiusia futiuu Seeius ro-
|fasto ieiirafuntaania luofienia ia
plpbuttelee iitG iuloiiin, ~pstGtp1lli-
Tin ianoin: "Sule minun tonsiani
ratas iiioreni ia moriiamenil" Gil
Holm punebtiiu moriian b1meten ia
lpastoa b1nelle noprGllG ipoimell1
ia nlibteettomin ionoin: "&uinfa
poin NINA furia tptto tulla iinin
|tpfoii, ratas Serroni ia plfdnil Gil
Id fatio p1ipG on alinut ~polttanlt
ia tebnpt muStafii". Mutto Serra
lianoo: ct iinG rafos fiiareni ole
mistn etf6 pGipettpnpt, maan iin1
olet iuloinen ia ibana iIman mi.
|tGGn Dirbett6; fatIo i~banuubellaii
olet find ottannt ipodmeni pois.
Yrofeetta Seiefiel firioittaa mpos
16 :nesid lufpiisia ettG S1nen rat.
faan l ieurafuntonia aifo OF raffou-
Den aifa, iona ban tattoo iitG alma
~rafostao. SumaIan rnffaris on piio
l6otettl meib1n ip6Gmibimne Bpb1r
|Sengen fauttn iofa nellie qnnettii
on, ie Senfi tobistaa meioGn bent
Femme fansfa eta me oIemme SSSli-
malon lapiet; SGn ratastaa fanio-
ia, faiffi SGnen ppbdnid ofpat IL
nun faoesidii, ia be aiettaiuat itien
ia iinun ialfaiii iuureen ia ottaipot
opin iinun ianoistaii. See olemme
%altrdot, nellie on fpnnit nnteefii
|dnnettu. San on tebnpt meibGt Oft.
tnoifii, antanit ipntimme onteefii
ia lobioittoniit nellie fpnnbursfar-
ben. Nitn omistamnte foIliin aar.
teen. Di fuinfa iiiirta ia ioloa on
ola ielluiiesfa tilasia, ettd olemme
tpapoat taifista ipnneistd, Min et-
tel niistG nellie endGn lucia ainoa-
tofaan. Mit1 forfeampna ia parem
paa ipoiiimme itieIIemme toippo2
Sdm1 Iabia on iiiurempi FUN toi
|toeemme ia iIomm.e Sos Ioptpiii
iellainen moa tabi maailnd misiG
.papaiis tpaIIitiiii rpomiimme iinne
moifta neriIan farteii mpoten; iiIlG
ct fpnti6 I0p6p, ei iielld mpostidn
ole pobaa omaatuntoa, ipiboa, IT,
rolista, fuolemoa, eifd faootusto.
@iinfttin Baaipnli firioittoa &oont.
81: 81 ole pbtadn faootasta Mis-
I'd, iotta Seeiufiesio &ristafiesia
oipat. Soimas on notion ia MOTTO.
riemitn fotipaiffa. Samd moa on
taisteIutanner, fielld on moittorie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Hyvs kylmettymislsSke
BROOKLYN, N. Y.

George w. Watt, South Gardi-
nes, Me. krSoittaa kokemuksiaan
kylmettymisesta: "Sairastin mita an
karinta kylmaa ia yskaa saamatta
aqua muualta kuhn Chamberlain
Cough Remedysta. Kaytin sta pull
lon ia sc auttoi heti". - Chamber
lainin Cough Remedy lempilSakkee-
ma. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
on aitien ia lasten lempilaake kyl-
myyden ahdistaessa. Sen hyva ma
ku ia pikainen parannuswoima on
hankkinut sille tamHn maiheen. Sc
ed sisallS opiumia, ia voidaan siis
antaa iapsillekin v~aaratta. - Sula
tushairi6t. Sulatushkiri6t ia umpi-
tauti saavat aikaan sen eta ne myr
kylliset aineet. jeiden pitaisi tulla
ruumiista pois, jaavatkfn slime tur-
melemaan verta ia tuottaen muita-
kin tauteja. Tasta paastaa annes
Chamberlain Tabletteja. Kaytta-
kaa sta. - Maksaa varten. Kun
maksanne toimii huonosti, ottakaa
pullo Chamberlain Tabletteja. Sc
auttaa ia saa aikaa mieluisen ku-
lun vatsaelimissk. Ne my6s paran-
tavat ruuansulatusta.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE CO.
DIES MONIES, IOWA /.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Spenccr, q. y.

Sort tuonnempann aluma pst1,
w1mme ebf1 aiattelee ett1 cipG
6penceristG main fufnan f%irioita
@lrttaia- %lebteenfddn. Owatfeban be
ilncbtuneet nuffumaan, paan Iiefo
fplmettpneet talpen fourth! 81
min ole fitmminfaon, ell tieoa mis-.
IA on Ssp Ginettomppteen. MinGfin
pelfG1n tarttlia fpnGGn ettG fuinfa
ipoilin oifein firioittao. Siiimmds.
iGni tunnen fpll1 feboitusta ia Min
rupeiin t"0bertdm1Gn en- ioiii ettI
tGmG rostaforia terlpebtis, en- fuu.
fann liitG. woan ~teripcbbin Serron
lounlaa arnton ia rallban teripebopf
IellG. Slemme mefin tG1llG loaneet
mirippittopiu betfiG Sllmnlan la.
nan p~btepoesN1. Olemme iaaneet
t1piin iiemaufiin nalittia &ristuf.
fen ritiimista ia perta, iielumme
on riermlllinen bellnntailuulen pm.
bnltaesia, ia poiffofin taltpi on i'm
fistpttGnpt meio1n ibann Spence
rinmte, min on meillG t1GllG bpm1
ola. sos oianamme onfin maan
pettpmpstG, buolia ia ~iuruja, ioi-
ralttta ia mlita ritimiilliiia paiipo
ia, min tieodmmeb1n fen eta ei
meit1 ole luotu t1tl aiollistn elG.
mGG ipurten a~inoastaan; meilld on
futlumlls parempaonfin ia lenpdt1b
0en NE ianmmc lolita o%nnestamme.
Me inonme toimia !Serran mimi.
mGesiG. SdllGfin paiffafunnalla on
nousillt Serran leurnfunto, MIN. e.
manfelislltberin fnniallisielratln
ia. Sierra ontaa liurautienlo ia Ell.
II osfeIeisia fiin me taboomme ~
oGmen baIiilln ia rufoufiella ultaa
tpomme; entrte ta5oo itlellemme on
iioto, ME annamme Sumalalle finn.
man. Sis npt faiffi lpoGnten pol.
net noprtpfoot rufoufiisia bartnis-
ia pltoIestamme etii ppipilimme In
iina @ristis -falliolla, ia lola ia
m1ipm1ttG toiminman Siimnlan mic
- Iss
len idlfeen ia ianomaan eta tas'u
on meioGn bDipG olla. Hafos tai.
pnollinen SD, ammo npuoli raf.
foolle opcttaiallemme pnstori IS.
@uorelle ia perbeelleen, jotfu BET
fosto terpepoeSt1in %buolimotta
tabtoipat toimio faiffein falleim-
masia tebtGiuisiGGn ieurafunnasia.
iSiunaa lanai iaarnnaiia f~aiffiolla.
%liunaa meit1 merellaii ostettua lali
mon, rafas Seeius, ia ioboata To-
mali ioarraaiia iruntaamaan asfe-
leitaan meitGfin tGnne robfaiie-
moan iuloiiello etpanfeliumilla ett1
pG1iiiimme mposfin labemmG See
ms fpoGnt1 ipielG l1bemm1s, Sierra,
iuo meioGn IGbestpG 5ua, iua iua!
g. ..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
Spini, Snomi

1ermebo1n Muttaian toimitusto
ia fen Iufiioita, toiipottain ormoa
ia ralibaa. Soulr, taolen on obi, jo-
ia olemme iiruri iaaneet niettG1,
nimittGin 8opabtajumme igntpmGn
muistojublon. Onto Seeius ioanut
Ola paras ioiIipieros9 sos Min
on min on bppasti aiiamme.
gn malta oIlo fertomafta tolita.
pa,iSta. Scum tG1lli SoinisIafin jor
liin eoelId piltbailimat ioiilumiifa-
niiufiia, mitG mifin ia labioia fop-
billie perbeiIle, min er1s iuntolan-
fielt1id lonoi Soinin 2eiialonf.
|EormGlla aiuipalle perbeeniiGlle:
Jos oiiit meibGn aatteemme fannat-
tnia, min mirifin ontoiiin leipi1
ioululabiafii. Quo perbeeniia nau.
rei ia fansi: Tnimaan SID atitan
liiafiifin Ieipd6; fplIa SID omis-
.tnan bitolen pitG6. @aon pbG mics
~fiiifustii ia fonoi: olet maiwainenl
@armo on ett1 %ioiillii on IeifpG.
toni Baon ISerrasia iIoitieipa per.
.beenii1 olfoi GGreen lo1iIaa: "Niin
ole iieIiin iIoinen aT anna iuriin
moittoa, @i maailma, ipnti iaotana
moi i,in mabingoittoa. See neitpoi.
neen ia iuonineen on SeeinS 2ris-
tbs foonmit, fen Siimalaon tpaan
Iiiottapi fe ain on aipiitt %ianrut".
Siit6 uffo eneinpi pobentiii, moan
ioi ndboG fun TormGn perbeelIe
ioiiluoattona tuotiin uIfofpIGst6 pa
fetti, iosia of 10 leipGd, 1 flo II.
bao, VI filoo tabfpia ia ioferia, 1
flo f~ilafoita ia 8 filoa iaitboid ia
1 patetti niiua. TSrmdnd aiutpa ia
moi ettd tnas taitpaan SD ontoa
Iapiilleen oifeim Iiiotii Ieipad. Sit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10

~ ~ """ ~ f"'~Jo~' ~
eripnroiIuuoen maa, ipaan taimas
on woittoleppeleen ia fruunun maa,
ia fun nimernme OF el1m1n firias.
Ia ia fun Seeiu5 futiiiu meio1t,
min mastnamme futen Samuel:
Sierra, .tasi6 mimi olen ia riennGnl
me bdntd wastaan. @b iloista ia
fnllista on filmoitufIen alta. =
geiin, minun ban pitt firioittaa ct.
Id pfii meioGn man5emmiStanne
leuraflinnaslomme, ninitt1in liia.
remrre ,Serrasia Wiaria Suntuncn
on pGasfpt Serrnnla loon iairas.
tettiiaan mime felGstG iaafta. Seen
poles 10 miirbeen laafiosta eli ioiii
'~pG1lepdniG2 Sen meren mprsfpaal
loista ei mems mielell1ni1, lupol-
IileDen iatnmann, el1m1n uuben
Dalfomaan ifuilen raltDan ran,
toan2 EGm1 panbus of 70 mllo-
ben if1inen, ia laaialta tunnettu,
Doatimaton, ,biliqinen luontecltoan,
faiffien rafastama, usfosia filpoi.
%tell1it, ioto wielG firfostui eritt1in
bGnen INSTRUMENTATION. SGn tlr-
mali Seeiufieen &ristufieen ia luot
ii bGnen lolpintofuolemaania. See.
Jus Ianoo: NinG olen plosnouie.
mus ia elGmd, iofa usfoo mimun
pGalleni, ban elGa, ebfd bGn oils
fuollpt, ia iofainen iota eldd ia is
foo minun pdGlleni, Ell b1nen pibG
fuoleman innfoiffilesti. - Sammi
ifuun "a pGim1 lasfettiin bGnen
maallinen maiania bellnsti bmioan
bilioiluuteen iufulaisten ia pst1.
DGin pmp1roimGn1. Selrnflnnan
noilet mield Ia1loipat ~fauniin lali.
lun fun bauto peitettiin. Siell1 lie.
pGG raubasia iiiaremme .Serrasin
miebeniG %rinnalla, iota 10 ennen
btintG oil fotiin pGGsipt. SiellG Tia
Min mieno, min pebntpt, fuin laa.
bittii illan titlilelmistn, tpGipneille
on ibmiiille tebtp. SiellG ninutn.
ban poles murebista. Siell1 mil.
mein lemon roliban betfi on fulfil,
iaIla murbeelliieIla; fun Ioppurit
on toistelun retfi, on ola usfolli.
Iella. Tnimansio eldmd iGinen on.
So,itobon olet mennpt, mutta mo-.
littao tobtoa emnle. Surii ia pi.
meps mt maiffn pnupGri bautali on.
baiitaban moipunut ferran on mpDs
rafas Seeiufiemme, bdn iota mo-.
Ioii oil, MT din eloii on lopiiton;
baiitaban nnipunut oot, ct taniam-
me elGmGn tielli cd foDnlla fGme'
le, nierellGmme toistefle enid noon
|t%erpebenG tmiOista, NpnnistG, mai.
mosto iiellG lieluii orniosta ser
rom, ilosia iGti elGi.
@Df1 toas lopeton !1Gll1 fertoa,
)iGtt1en foiffi @uttainn Iufiiot See
ilfien iueren tlir1piin. SiinG on
tiiripapaiffa, ainoostoan iiind ris-
tim naiilitlisia Seeinfiesia, ia b1,.
men iperibaaipoisiaan on ipntein on
tteefiiantamis, elGmG ia ulituus.
N1it1 piirteli ~el1mGntien motfaili.
ia Seeiuflen weren tlirpisio.
6orolino S~enoricfion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-10
I'd fotuin noloshii iumoIanfieltaid
ia tliIi mietteiIiinIa.

to tofptt ttoloSt1t 1ltridldnrteltdIo
ia tiili mietteiiiinia.
@inG t1man firiottaio pppoGr
@iittaian Iiifiioita ettd toimitte
Min etti IabetGtte 9liittaiaA @. Cor
m1IIe, Soini &eiialnnf. @aaion I,
On tiiIliit glitttoia s. so. Bienelle'
mdelle ia iitG on frletettii talosto
taloon, iosta on ollitt palion mir
fistpstd moneIIe Iitfialle.
Eeiipon omasta puolestoni ief0
fopbGin pep5etten puolesto, nimit'
tdin @nsti Iurofon, 2ooiaIosto ie.
ia s. W. Bienimden ia Eormdn
Bitfaabon ptiolesto @itttajon toimi'
t1ifielle ia Iufiioiue armorifdstn
iiutta tuuotta.
@eIi. o,ttiias Me. P. 81.
Soini @aaiar I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-22
'M|STR|AL ORDERED
IN CAPE MAY CASE
Juror Alleged to Have Taken
Automobile Trip With One
Of Defendants
AFFECTS FOUR OF ACCUSED
BIZ a star Correspondent

Cane May Court House. n. j., Sept.
pa mistrial was declared by Judge
Henry II. Eldredge this morning in the
case against Freebolders Hope W.
Candy, Joseph Camp and Otto koe-
necke. and Leaning NJ. Rice. county
engineer, on a charge Of malfeasance in
Office in the 81 ZOO, 900 road scandal
cases because Of the misconduct Of a
juror.
A second shock was given when Eu-
gene G.. Cole, Prosecutor, was accused
of attempting to influence certain women
jurors against the defendants. Mr..
Cole is co operating with Assistant At
torncy General William Newcorn in
the prosecution of the cases. Counsel
for the defense later accepted Mr.. Cole 8
explanation that he was merely tX- =
planning to the women their duties as
Jurors.
When court convened this morning
there was an air of expectancy because
| Of the unusual delay in starting the
session, which began yesterday. After
twenty five minutes has elapsed, the
Jurors, the defendants and the specta =
tors became uneasy and there was much
shutting Of feet and moving around.
Then the Judge entered and Mr.. New
corn arose.
Tells OF Ride Together
'Your Honor" he said, "since ad-
| journment last night have been ad
vised of an incident that it Is my duty
to bring to the attention of the Court.
One Of the jurors in the box, No. 8,
Enoch Madara, Of Palermo, left this
courtroom after adjournment yesterday
and, accompanied by Joseph Camp, one
Of the defendants, walked down the
street, got into an automobile. drove
around to Mechanic street and then
off from Cape May Court House to-
gether.
"The conduct of Juror and defend
ant was reprehensible in view Of the
caution the Court had given that the
case was not to be discussed in any way
whatsoever. with any person or per