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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21

Miss Aileen de La Tour Clark, who
has been visiting at White Sulphur
Springs, has joined her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Judson Clark. at
their country home, "Promont-on-
Severn" near Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
Yesterdays Scores

Baltimore. SIS: Toronto, "a.
Rochester, 1875; Jersey City, CT
Syracuse. 5-3; Reading, 1-5.
Newark, 6-1; Buffalo, 43.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21

Dir. and Mrs. William Purdam with
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Purdam motored from
Walbrook Tuesday to spend the day
at shelter Cove" the home of W. b.
FinkbiRe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
Visiting In
ChestertOwn

Miss Katherine Sutherland daugh-
ter of Mrs. ID. Cameron Sutherland. OF
Duke OF Gloucester street. who is
studying trained nursing at the Wo-
mans Hospital in Baltimore and who
has been spending part of her vaca-
ton with her mother, has gone to
Chestertown to visit Mrs. Francis
Ellery Fitch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
Yesterdays Scores

New York, 4; Cleveland, 1.
Detroit, 2; Washington, l.
fSt. Louis, 10; Boston, 3.
*Chicago, 8; Athletics, 2.
40 innings. t12 innings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
Art Needlework
lS9 CONDUIT STREET

Royal Society and FIsesher and
@''''A Stamped Goods Columbia WoeIs
PHONE ks9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-07-21
Standing OF The Clubs

Second game. I innings.
Głos polek., 1921-11-24
ODEZWA p. CURIE
SKLODOWSKIEJ.

Cd znakomitej uczonej otrzymaiy
pisma tutejsze nastepujaca odezwe
prosba umieszczenie:
Do Kobiet Polskich-
LicZne ZrZeszenia oraz poszczegolne
jednostki zwracaiy sic do mnle serds
cznem powitaniem, "a co skladam wy
razy szczerej podziekt Zapytywano
mnie tednocZeSnie, co moznaby uczy-
mic w sprawie leczniczego stosowania
radu. w sprawie tel, TAX zywo mnie
obchodzacej, tax waznej dla calego
drodze Kobiecie Polskiej, ME mogao
odpowiedzieC poszczeg0lnym Jednost.
kom albo zrzeszeniom. Lecznicze sto-
sowanie prominent radu zatacza coraz
szersze kregi, przynoszac wyleczenis
lub znaCzna ulge W roznych cierpie-
mach. Ola kobiet zwiaszcza leczenis
to jest wielkiem acknowledgement. -
DoSwiadczenia ostatnich lat dziesie.
ciu pouczaJa. ze w walce nowotwo.
Ia granica powtsaja powstaiy insty
tuty, specyalnie poswlecone leczeniu
radem oraz promieniami Roentgena.
Goracem pragnieniem mojem jest, a.
by naszej zjednoczonej Polsce DO.
wstaf podobny Instytut. StaG sic to
moze przy pomocy rzadu ofiarnosci
caiego spoleczehstwa. Zwracam sic
wiec do Was, Kobiety Polskie we.
zwaniem, abyScie sprawe te wzIely
do serca. Przy sllnej Waszej wolf In.
stytut TAXI powstanie niebawem. ia
re swej strony obiecuje siuayc ka.
zdej chwili rada / pomoca miare
sill moznosci. Jednoczesnie dla zapo.
czatakowania akcyi przeznaczam ma
ten eel 1000 dolar6w, zlozonych ma
mole rece przez Kolonie Polska
Chicago.
Marya curie Skiodowska.
Głos polek., 1921-11-24
ROK XII.

rome lnstytucye dobroczynne 1 zakfa
dy naukowe okoio 80 milion6w ma
rex.
Zwiedziiem mole strony ojczyste, t
J. Kaszuby, byiem Wejherowie, "
Pucku, Gdyni in nych miejscowo
sciach, gdzie lud czuie sic polskim
choc cd Polski odciety, bo Gdanskr
utrudniaja komunikacye.
"Nowny Polskie," Sierpieh, 1921.
Głos polek., 1921-11-24
OPlNIA J. E. X. BISKUPA P RHODE O POI SEE

mysfy. jeszcze ME zaiatwiona: spra.
wy Wilehszczyzny. Galicyi Wschod-
niej tez ME byIa jeszcze pomyslnie
dla Polski przeprowadzona, a gdy to
wszystko bedzie zaIatwione pomysl.
ME dla Polakow przeprowadzone, WOW
czas Polacy poczuja sic slle "a.
biora sic do rzetelnej piracy.
zydzi, Niemcy / inne narodowoci OBJ
coplemienne. ktore wchodza w skiad
Rzeczypospolitej, ME ulatwiaja RIA.
dowi naszemu piracy.
Waluta polska W op1akanym sta
ME, dale sic odczuwaG brak kapita.
low tax potrzebnych do uruchomie-
MIA zycia ekonomicznego. a rowniet
brak komunikacyi wszystko to bo.
-lenie dale sic odczuwaG.
TAX jak w -3uropie, tai tez W
Polsce wpiywy socyalist6w bolsze-
wik6w SO dose znaczne. wierze jednak,
re W Polsce bolszewizm sic ME roz.
szerzy. Chciaibym tn takze oddac o
stosunkach robotniczych, jake panu-
ia Niemczech. a jake Polsce.
Dowiedziaiem sic, ze wszystkie IA.
bryki W Niemczech sa ruchu. Ro.
botnicy niemieccy z zarabk6w swych
dobrowolnie oddaja 10 proc. zarobku
1 godzina piracy tygodniowo ma potrze-
by rzadu swego.
w Polsce marry sic szczesciu bez
piracy. Nietylko, ze robotnIkowi ME
wolno pracowac ponad godzin dzien
ME, ale samemu pracodawcy ME VOL
no przekroczyd S-godzinnej ustawy
piracy. TAX W Europie, jak w PoIsce.
zapomniano ju4 o wojnie. Ludzie przy
wykli do lenistwa Dziwna rzecz. tyle
piracy W Polsce, tyle rak ma odbudo-
we Jej potrzeba, jednak ma letni.
skach pelno ludzl, uzywajacych wyw.
czas6w wakacyjnych.
Praoa Hoovera.
Ka2dy Polak zeznaje, ae akcya ra-
tunkowa p. Herberta Hoovera doko-
naia wielkich rzeczy W Polsce. Ame-
ryce "a to dzieio humanitarne male.
fly sic wszelkie uznanie. w Polsce spo
tyka sic do dis jeszcze stacye zywno.
sciowe ME tylko po miastach, ale mia
steczkach 1 wsiach nawet wszedzIe
slyszelismy slowa pochwafy dla szczo
droblIwosci ofiarnoscl Ameryki Ak
cya prowadzona jest W kazdym zaka.
tku, kuchnie sa poklasyflkowane, oso-
bne dla prostaczk6w, a osobne dla in.
teligencyi, ktora dzis jeszcze cierpi
bardzo. Akcya ia bedzie prowadzona
tax dlugo, dop6ki Polska sama ME
potrafi sic wyzywl6, zdaje sic jednak,
Głos polek., 1921-11-24

1e po zniwach bedzie wstrzymana.
NapatrzyliSmy sic jeszcze wielu RE.
czom smutnym 1 uwagi godnym. Po-
dZiwialismy ogromne poSwiecenie "a
konnic polskich. kt6re opiekuja sic ty
. siacami 'bezdomnych sierot. Same zy-
ia niedostatkach 1 chodza ZACH
manach. byle tylko dzieciom ich pie
czy powierZonym ME braklo chleba
o tych biednych sierotach my Polacy
Ameryce powinniSmy pamietaG. O.
procz dzieci, inteligencya cierpi. u
rzednicy, profesorowie, a zwiaszcza
ma kresach, to nedzarze. Licho oni pis
tni niektorym ma wyzywienie sic ia
kie takie ledwo starczy. Ma kresach
cZesto spotyka sic kobiety polskie
lachmanach, lezace pod goiym nie.
benz. Do Polsh zaczynaja naplywaG
Rosyi tfumy, ktore opowiadaja stra
sznych rzeczach, jake sic du.eja
Rosyi. Bolszewicy ME wszystkich chca
zatrzymaG u siebie. Ma kresach XVII
tnie tez zbroJny bandytyzm, podobnie
jak sic to hedyS dzia}o W Maksyku.
Me mleszalmy sic do poIitykI pol
sklel.
Byfoby bardzo dobrze, abysmy sic
do wewnetrznej polityki polskiej ME
mieszall. bo ME rozumiemy ich poje6
pogladow W tym kerunku. w Polsce
maio jest skrajnych radykal6w, -
jest prawica I lewica - ale to wszyst
ko Polacy, idacy do celu r6&nemi dro-
garni, podobnie jak to czynia Ame.
ryce demokraci / republikanie Ale
tez dobrZe by bylo dla mas Amery.
ce, ably mas politykierzy polscy ME
najezdzali 1 opinii naszej ME baiamu.
cili
PoIska potrzebuje pomocy.
Akcya ratunkowa dla Polski jest
jeszcze potrzebna, bo ma kresach bic.
da 1 Polska potrzebuje kapitai6w lu.
dzi fachowych wyrobiona rutyna
przemysiowcow. CT, co maja zamiar
wyjechac do Polski, musza bye przy.
gotowani, re beda &yG W zupelnie in.
nym Swiecie ze ich napewno spotka
rozczarowanle 1 pewne trudnosci. w
Polsce jest wielkie pole dla ludzi ener
gicznych 1 odwaznych, szczeg6lnie
dla fachowc6w ameryka6skim wy.
szkoleniem. w Polsce daje sic jesz.
cze odczuwa6 dzielnicowosG, nfekt6.
rym Polakom zdaje sic, re dziela ich
jeszcze siupy graniczne, lecz to cza.
sem przejdzie.
Oar kleru poIsko amerykarskieao.
Dzieh ofiarnoScl duchowiehstwa
polskiego W Ameryce, rozdalem ma
Głos polek., 1921-11-24
No. AZ.
Znamienne pogIady ma stosunki w
Poisco.

"Udafem sic przedewszys stkiem do
Europy - powiada KS biskup Rhode
- ably ziozyc wizyte "ad limina" Oj.
GU sw. do tego zreszta unusual mnie
obowiazek. Ojciec sw. przyjal mnie
bardzo zyczliwie { mIaiem pos}ucha.
ME trwajace trzy cwierci godziny. -
Troskliwie pytai sic Polak6w W A.
meryce I z wielkiem uznaniem podno-
sill ich przywiazanie do WARY Ko.
sciofa; chwalif ich Ia to CO uczynili
dla chwafy Bozej.
kwestya eIskup6w PoIskIch.
Rozmawialem Ojcem sw. kwe.
styi biskupow polskich Ameryce.
Sprawa ia Jest bardzo powazna o.
cleo sw. wyrazif sic, 4e dobro Wary
koscioia wymaga, ably W hierarhIi
ameyrkahskieD byio klku biskup6w
polskich, wobec czego przyrzeki, ze
vie. Wizyta u Ojca sw. wywaria ma
mine ogromne wrazenie O tel chwili
dlugo pamietaG bede. Przekonaiem sic
bowiem, re Ojciec sw. jest dla naro-
du poiskiego bardzo przychylnie uspo
sobiony 1 pragnie. ably nar6d polski
iak najpredzej sic podni6st stall sic
rzeczywiScie wielkim.
w Poisee.
Bardzo dziwnie sic czufem, kiedy
stanaiem ma ziemi polskiej. Widzia.
lem wszedzle napisy polskie wsze.
die siyszaiem move polska. Jest wiec
Polska po tych latach niewoli be-
die Polska, W co swiecie wierze. WI.
dziaiem role pod uprawa, widziaiem
iany zboza, pomimo posuchy, jaka pa.
nowaia W cafej Europie, Polska nal
mniej ucierpia}a, bo aniwa swietne.
W dawniejszej dzlelnicy pruskiej wsze
die, prawie ma kazdym kroku slyszy
sic jezyk polski 1 to mnie zdziwiio.
w ciagu roku siyszelismy rome re.
c2y Polsce cd ro3nych stamtad wy
.stannik6w, sam przekonaIem sic, ae
EASILY znaczne zmiany. 2e jest poster
kazdej dziedzinie Koleje funkcyo-
nuja normalnie, poczta 1 telegraf pra.
cu1a sprawnie, szkolnictwo sic rozwi.
ia wogole W Polsce zaczyna sic dziac
coraz lepiet a jesli tylko ME bedzie
oaIszych wojen, nastapia normalne
stosunki. Trzeba wiedziec, 20 w Eu.
ropio niema kraju. kt6ryby tyle ucier.
p'ai tylo mial do zwalczania, co mia
Ia Polska.
sprawa 6laska, kt6ra rozognila u.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
Read The Ads
Il. OF VI. OPENS SEPT. 81

President Marion Leroy Burton Of
the University OF Michigan is expect
cd to reach Ann Arbor september 8, TO
enter upin his second year as head OF
the university DR.. Burton and his
family have spent the summer at Cass
Lake, in northern Minnesota, where
he has summer home.
Indications are shat enrolment at
the university this year will be about
the same as last. when more than 10
900 students came 10 Ann Arbor,
according TO university officials. Plans
are being mapped for opening Sept
ember %.
The new school OF education, a re-
grouping OF several branches, will be
inaugunted this year. To date teach.
crs taking the course have been grant
ed certificates upon successful COM
pletion OF their work.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
REFUSES TO SIGN PAYROLL WITH
ST.ARNAULD'S NAME OFF
SAYS IT'S A SHOW DOWN
Mayor Claims That Men Vino Sup
ported Him or Signed Initiative
Petition are Denied Work

The pay roll for the last half of Aug
ust was not passed at the meeting Of
the city commission held last Tuesday
night. Mayor Gaffney refused to Sign
the pay roll unless the name OF VIM.
81. Arnauld was placed thereon the
same as other employees OF the city.
The name was not SO placed so the
meeting adjourned without the roll
being passed upon favorably.
IT seems that some time ago Mana
ger Sanders notified ST. Arnauld that
he was dismissed from his position as
chief OF the fire department The
charter says that no new appointees
can be placed at work without the con-
sent OF the commission.
ST. Arnauld reported HIS dismissal
to Mayor Gaffney who investigated
and concluded that the only grievance
that the city manager had against St
Arnauld was that he was a friend and
supporter OF Gaffney and that he sign
ed the initiative petition SO he told st.
Arnauld TO stay at work until the COM
mission decided upon a successor The
matter OF st. Arnauld came up in an in
formal way at a recent commission
meeting but no action was taken.
When the pay roll was presented TO
the commission for passage last Tues
day night st. Arnauld's name was
omitted and the mayor immediately
demanded that II be placed thereon be-
fore he would agree to It's being paid.
Mayor Gaffney said that II the name
of st. Arnauld was placed on the roll
he would sign the roll Immediately
otherwise mo. Commissioner Bjork
moved that the roll be accepted as IL
was but as there was no second to the
motion II didn't come To a vote.
Manager Sanders said that ST. Ar
nauld has made no report to him for
two months and that he had consider
ed him dismissed from service. May
or Gaffney claimed that Sanders had
no right to dismiss him unit the COM
mission had agreed TO his successor.
The City attorney was not present and
so the mater went over.
Mayor Gaffney claims that men who
are friends and supporters Of him are
being Disseminated against in doing
out city work and that the present adj
ministration is building up a machine
to entrench themselves in Office dol
ing out city work only upon condition
that allegiance to the powers that he
be declared.
How true this claim is is not de-
veloped but certain II is that Mayor
Gaffney means that things shall re-
main as they were before the split
came until the people elect someone
TO break the tie which cannot come
until next spring.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
EXTRA SESSION SEEN
State Lacks Funds; SS6,000,0OO Re.
qulred 10 Meet Soldiers Payroll

third special session of the legis-
lature and a special statewide elect,
ion may be necessary before bonus
payments 10 ex-service men and wo-
men can be completed
AT meeting of the administrative
board Tuesday Auditor General 0. B.
Fuller declared that the $50 100000
authorized by constitutional amend
ment will be insufficient to pay all Of
the Michigan veterans. More than
SS.OO0.O00 has already been expended
he said. and only about 10000 of the
estimated 175.000 veterans have been
paid He estimated that a total OF
probably S3e000.000 will be required
Governor Croesheck urged the ad-
mlnistrative board TO take immediate
steps 20 supply the money In case a
shortage seems imminent He says
he Is not sure whether the legislature
can call special state election. but
In few weeks II the situation ap-
pears to demand action, he will. he
indicated. have no heatation ia cali
Ing the legislature back
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
cITY's PAVEMENT RUINED
Hot Weather OF Last Summer With
No Attention Given II Caused
Pavement 10 Creep

The creeping OF the citys valuable
pavement has nearly If not entirely ru-
ined parts OF IT, The part most effect
ed Is on the steep grade between Sec
ond and Third streets where the waves
developed from the creeping makes Il
very choppy piece to navigate.
All bituminous pavements bleed in
hot weather and will creep unless they
are given careful attention at such
times. The attention necessary Is the
use Of roller and either sand or fine
washed gravel which can be rolled in
az such times and hold the pavement
in place. On level or comparatively
level stretches the bleeding doesn't re.
suit in creeping but on hill sides the
tar starts TO run down hill and causes
the waves.
The restoration Of the Crystal Falls
pavement is questionable unless an
other hot season comes and a tandem
roller can be put on that can operate
crosswise on the pavement and roll
out the waves The alternative is the
digging up, reheating and relaying
which is very expensive process.
The neglect OF our main street pave
ment Is not OF recent occurance. III
has been neglected since the day dt
was laid and 1t is a wonder that the
pavement is In as good shape as 1t is
after these. many years of neglect. A
few days use of q roller during the
hot weather each year and little new
tar and some fine gravel would have
saved the tax payers much money.
II is to be hoped that the mischief
can be cured next year but more than
all else II is TO be hoped that some
attempt will be made TO cure il.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
HOT TIME AT IRON MOUNTAIN
Idle Working Men From tho First
Ward Threatened >Trouble Unless
VOL Should be GI,en Them

There was warm time az Iron
Mountain last Tuesday and Wednesday
over the demand OF lot OF Idle men
from the first ward that they DE Civ
on work on the sewers. A contra = was
given Mike Bocco to install the sever
age sysetm and he put his regular
foreman In charge of the job
Late in the afternoon body OF men
waited upon Mayor Eslic and demand
ed that they be given work. They
threatened that II they were not CIV
on work they would raise the red
flag which brought Mr.. Eslic 70 bat
with a tart rejoinder that they had
better leave that article home.
The trouble arose over the claim by
the men that people who reside out
side OF Iron Mountain were being CIV
en- work In the sewer ditch and mnrri-
cd residents Of the city kept out Of
work.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10

Children OF Claiming Man Had Narrow
Escape From Death Tuesday

o. Hanson OF Charming drove 10
Crystal Falls last Tuesday TO do some
shopping. He had two children with
him. boy about eight and girl a.
bout six. Mr.. Hanson stopped his car
at the Cooperative store, headed east
and with the wheels turned against
the curb.
He left the two children in the car
AMI went into the store. While he
was gone the older boy succeed In
turning the wheel out from the curb
sufficiently 10 let the car get started
down the hill,
IL ran wild, the. bumps In the pave
ment or something keeping II In the
street until about in front OF the Gem
Theatre IL sweryed to the right suf-
ficiently TO point il at the side of the
Uno Theatre against which Il banged
a moment later
The car narrowly missed the big
telephone pole, hit the curb (which
broke the force OF its momentum
some) and smashed through a big
tool box that the telephone men had
placed at that spot only moment be-
fore and then hit the Bregger bill
board
The two children came through
unscratched Bystanders ran and pick
ed the little ones out of the car, ex-
pecting to find them seyerly injured
All four tires went flat as a result
OF the bblows the radiator sprung a
leak and the left frame was badly
bent.
The car aud It's owner escaped very
luckily out of the perilous position
Il was placed in
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
Head The Ads
TWILL BE WORTH SEEING
P.oductlon Of Katcha-Koo by Iron
River Talent on September 18th

A collection OF local talent at Iron
River under the direction of Mrs e. G.
Bowers and Mrs. Ray Mahon will put
on "Katcha-Koo" at the Iron River
Town Hall on the evenings OF Septem-
ber 22 and 20. The participants in the
cast have been drilling assiduously for
several weeks in an effort 20 put the
piece on creditably and those who are
conyeusant with the work being done
say that II will be one of the very best
II is an extremely ingenious story
and will be well worth the time OF our
music loving peaple 20 attend the
play on the evenings OF September %
or 23rd.
The cast OF the play is as follows:
Katcha-Koo William Friend
Maharajah OF Hunga william Embs
Dick Horton, a collector OF antiques
Paul Henley
Harry Bradstone. a collector OF ad-
ventures Philip Miller
Mrs. Chattie Gaddin, rich American
widow Mrs. f. c. Bowers
Dolly, her daughter Rose folrrer
Prudence. another daughter Irene Cox
Colejah. widow OF a wizard.
Viola Leonard
Urbauah High Priestess of the tenn
pie Mrs. A. j. Fohland
Chin Chin Foo. Chinese wife of Nah
arajah Gladys Boyington
Brazillitata. Brizillian wife OF Nah
arajah Irene Oberdorfer
Pasty Kildare. Irish wife OF Mahara-
jah Margery Coe
LaBelle Elysee, French wife Of Nah
arajah Naomi Leonard
Boody pah, a slave Elmer Harris
Dlorce Bearer AL. Leonard
Gong Beater Cecil Champion
Slaves. Sidney Van Wagner and Grant
Polglase
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
Drilling Near nule Bridge
MANSFIELD BUILDING ROAD
Iron County National Bank Has Taken
Bonds and Work VIII be Pushed

The Iron County National Bank has
taken the new bonds which Mansfield
township is to Issue for It's roads and
work has already started on the new
project which will extend through sec
tion 26 as far north as the money pro-
vided will build Il. This road crosses
a couple OF short latterals that serve
farmers In that section. II is expected
that when the road is complete that
this route with cross roads will serve
a lot OF farmers In that section that
are now without roads of any kind
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10

The Crystal Falls base ball club
will cross bats with the Ishpeming
team az the local grounds tomorrow.
The game promists to be an exception
ally good one az fshpeming has
strengthened up for the occasion. The
Hematite City boys have been playing
excellent bail the past two morths and
are expected 70 give the locals hard
fight
The battery for the locals will be
Glcsncr and Williams while Il Is ex-
pected that varco. TO former Crystal
Falls boy who a making such a re-
cord. will be In te box for Isopeming
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
LEsLIE JAMES JOHNSON

Leslie James. the six year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson Of tho
Carpenter location died last Sunday
after a brief Illness The cause OF his
death was pneumonia which came on
suddenly after number Of compliusa-
lions that sapped the boys strength
The little fellow was sweet child
and his death is a hard blow to the
sorrowing parents. The funeral occur.
ed on Tuesday last
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
Read The Afle------
HAVE Y0r SELECTED YOUR EX.
IiIBIT FOR THE COUNTY
FAIR YETI

We all know that Iron county is
going TO have the best Fair in Clover
land Certainly you wish 20 be one OF
the prize winners az that Fair, and 10
be one you had better start gettir 3
gonr exhibit ready now.
The diamond drill., 1921-09-10
JUDGE FLANAGAN WILL RETURN A.
GAIN AND COMPLETE HEARINGS
CRIMINAL CASES DISPOSED OF
A Conviction and Two AcquittaIs
the Result Of Work Done so
Far This Term

September term Of the circuit court
for this county for two weeks until
September 26 at which time he will
return and finnish up all OF the work
that remains 10 be done 10 complete
this term.
So far the jury has been busy on
criminal cases. three having been dis
posed OF when this was written.
The first case tried was that against
Emil DeRossi OF the Monongahela 10.
cauion. In this case IL seems that De-
Rossi and the man he assaulted, John
Balsam were walking along the road
one night when DeRossi shot Balsam
in the back. emphasizing his attempt
TO put Balsam out of the way by strik-
ing him on the head with the butt OF
the gun.
DeRossi claimed tina Balsam had
licked his sister year previous and
that he was afraid of him and the
shooting was done in self-defense. The
fury acquitted DeRossi
In the cast of Arthur Brinke. Adolf
phi Brinke, Fred Lambert and Walter
Lambert, the young men We're accus-
cd of making an assault with intend to
to great bodily harm upon one Nemio.
pieces OF local talent staging that has.
ever been put on in the upper pepin-
sula.
The theme Of the pla is based upon
East-Indian ledgendh habing 70 do
with fakir passing under the name
If "Katcha-Koo" His impositions upon
the people with whom he comes into
contact are made possible because OF
the superstitions of the East and he
has clear sailing until an American
comes along and conceives the idea of
getting upon Katcha-Koo a composite
suit of clothes that through witchery,
dominates his actions.
A lot of moonshine was mixed up with
tht assault and after listening to the
various stories the jury convicted Ar
thur Brinke OF felonious assault and
the three others OF assault and bat
terry.
+ In the case against A. ii. Proksch
charged with receiving stolen goods, ID
was shown that Mr. Gonyou. former
resident OF Iron River stored an cleo
trio motor along with other tools and
equipment In a shed at Iron River. Mr..
Proksch Is n contractor who had a
crew OF men at work on job and the
motor they were using broke down.
The foreman (Mr. Proksch was away
from home) knew OF the Gonyou mo-
tor, went TO the shed, found II open,
and entered and took the motor and
put II at work in place OF the burned
out one. When Mr. Proksch made an
effort To find Gonyou but was unable
to do so. Later on Gonyou came to
Iron River and Proksch went TO him
and his attorney. Mr.. McDonough. In
an effort TO either buy the motor or
pay for the use OF II. Gonyou wanted
$500. from Proksch claiming that lot
additional stuff had disappeared from
the shed.
The evidence showed that Gonyou
paid s113 for the motor in 1914 had
used Il eight months and that in 1920
the time OF the controversy, II would
cost about $275. Proksch offered to
nav $3.50 but HIS offer was refused 80
the suit was brought. The Jury acquit
ed Mr. Proksch.
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