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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
SEMNE BUNE.

Seara de q Nov. 1921 pentru
romanii din Indiana Harbor fost
draguta.
Parochia rom. ''Sf. Dumitru"
prln conducatorii sal, in special
prin istetul 81 abilul Waller d. Pc.
pescu, curator actual, a araniat O
petrecere impreunata Gu dams.
programul acestei petreceri pc
cat de simplu, pc atat a fost dc
frumos. S'a inceput Gu Imnul
Regal Roman, compus pc 4 voci
81 cantat de corul romanilor din
East Chicago, sub conducerea
preotului DR.. Victor Crisan. un
fervent amator al muzicei cOrale.
In rapport Gu starea primitiva de
cultura muzicala a cantaretilor,
earl au avut sd treaca peste ma
rlle greutati ale inceputului, I'M
nul a fost cantat bine.
Dnpa cantarea de deschidere.
loan Costea declameaza binisor
simpatica poezie lui Alexandri
''Motul 81 Secuiul."
Urmeaza apoi "Tiganul la targ
Gle vite," dialog comic predat de
Chirion Nan 81 Andrei Rusu. Gel
dlntai, Gu rolul tiganului jucat
bine, facut o impresie placuta in
public, care mai tarziu s'a poten-
tat prin predarea unui "Amor
curios." Gel de al d6ilea, dand pc
romanul, inca STA jucat rolul sa-
tisfacator.
Danil Stanciu a delectat publi-
eul Gu "Cantecul Ciobanului."s
Il de remarcat cantarea de in.
cheiere, frumoasa doina "Eu ma
due codrul ramane" armonizata
pc 4 voci de Bena 81 cantata Gu
success de susnumitul cor din East
Chicago.
Un lucru a fost inaltator. Sala
'Transilvania" spatioasa, era a.
proape arhiplina. Romanii, fara
considerare la confesiune, Gu totii
au luat parte la aceasta petrecere.
LII era drag, sa vezi ambii preoti.
pc Domnii: Simion Mihaltan 81
DR.. Victor Crisan precum 81 pc
poporenii lor, infratiti la un loa,
prln ce au dat cea mai puternica
dovada despre faptul, ca cata
vreme in biserica suntem 2 con-
fesiuni, afara de biserica suntem
frati, pc carl dragostea ascunsa
din moi insine 81 prudenta condu-
catorilor. nostri he fac sa finn un
frumos: unu national.
Gu aceasta ocaziune tiu sd con-
stat, ca coristii din East Chicago.
desi ocupati la petrecerea din loc
aranjata in aceeas vreme de So
cletatea great. romana, pentru
complectarea programului, au We
nit in ajutorul fratilor din Harbor
prln &c au dat dovada despre o]
,pronuntata bunatate ihimii.
Atari semne bune nu pot decat
50 te inalte sufleteste.
Trandafh.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

Firma cooperative din Minnea-
polls platit 81 0 dividenda mum
citorilor eli.
William Brummel, 1897 E. 117th
raportat politiei ca ell s'a rein
tors tocmai la vreme acasa ca
sa-si salveze beutura sa evaluata
la 1900 dolari. Niste bandit voiau
sd deschida 'pivnita tocmai cand
el VENT acasa. Auzind larma
facuta de automobilul lui, au fu-
git. Politia nu la putut prinde
pan 'acum.
Ossining, n. Y. = cum S a des-
coperit in una din celulele priso-
nerilor din temnita Sing Sing, un
aparat misterios de telegrafie prin
care Sc explica cum prisonierii au
putut .comunica Gu lumea de
afara. Roy Hill, un detectiv al
temnitei, descoperit mai multe
chef de Morse, baterii, sirme 81
mai mnlte aparate care au putut
fl folosite ca static de telegrafie
fara sirma.
Philadelphia. - Politia prezice
un viitor splendid pentru Charles
McGavey, de Is ami, 81 Irvind
Chase, de IA ami. Ri ambii sunt in
temnita pentru urmatorul fapt:
Dansii au furat un curcan 81 / 'au
vindut lui John George Kleinfel-
der pentru $3.50. L'au furat 81 de
la Kleinfelder 81 Eau vindut la un
al treilea individ de la care au
rldicat suma de $500. Copiii au
|marturisit ca numai in acest mod
au putut obtinea pretul adevarat
al curcanului. Ei vor fl judecati
la tribunalul minorilor 81 trimisi
la Casa Industriala din statul
Pennsylvania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
|NFORNAT|UNI

Cincinnati. William Cooper
Proctor, un milionar, presedintele
firmei Proctor & Gamble Co. ce
are mai multe fabrici de sapun, a
oferit un prcmiu de 10000 dolari
la acela care va da de urma hoti-
lor carl an furat bijuterii evalua-
te la 100000 dolari. Bi.juteriile
s'au furat din casa lui in sapta-
mana aceasta.
Louis E. Engelberg din New
York facut potitie tribunalu-
lui federal ca sa Use redea 335
lazi en- beutura ce au fost seches-
trate in mod Illegal - cum spune
el, - de agentii federali de pro.
'hibitiune. Acuzatul e Charles S.
Horner, agent federal. Sechestra-
rea s'a facut in Iupie 1920 de pe
automobile ce erau in drum spre
New York. Engelsberg spune Cd
pana acum nu s'a facut contra
lui nici actiune din acest caz
deci beutura este retinuta in mod
Illegal.
Un motorist q dat ordin Ia po-
tistul &c en. in servieia pc e 55th
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02
DIN FUCA c0NDE|OlU|

O delegate a industriasilor de
mine de carbuni din Romania s d
prezintat la ministerul de indus
trie Gu plangerea ca au cantita-
te mare de carbuni dar no pot
vinde din cauza Upset de vagoane.
Eli au afirmat ca la minele de car
BUM de la Doicesti Sc afla pc
rampa 1000 vagoane carbuni; la
Koepetz, Transilvania, 5000 va
goane; la Comanesti 1000 vagoa-
ne; la Schitul Golesti 10000 va
goane, 81 la cele lalte mine, un
total de 10000 vagoane.
M sunt vagoane? Nus. Ce sa
faci daca nus? Din palma sau
"pamant 81 iarba verde" nimeni
nu-i in stare sa scoata vagoane,
nici chiar ministrul de industrie
81 deci atat industriasii eat 81 pu-
blicul, n ar trebui sa fie asa d.
pretentiosi, 81 ar face bine sd sla-
beasca Gu plangerile.
ST iata ce mai zice ziarul care
comunica stirea:
I'm timp ce nu putem trans
porta carbunii nostri, primaria
Capitalei a adus din Bulgaria zoo
vagcane de carbuni."
Ei si9 Bulgarii sa moara de
foame? 81 la urma urmei nu tire.
bue sa lie finn recunoscatori pen.
tru generositatea GU care ne-au
tratat la Turtucaia?
i
Sa nu va prinza mirarea, daca
maine poimaine vom primi veste
din tara, Cd Romania a importat
vre-o suta vagoane de sare 81
vre-o cinzeci vagoane de porci din
Serbia, ca recompensa pentru a.
mabllitate GU care sc ipoarta Sar-
bii GU Romanii din Torontal. fa-
candu-i sa paraseasca vetrele stra-
bune si>sa-si ia lumea in cap.
i
Zilele trecute, find ploaie 81
vremea cam burzuluita, din $500
femei politiste din New York nu-
mai vre-O $50 s'au prezintat la
post. Uncle siau scuzat ca vremea
find ploioasa, fara stirca lor,
S Eau trezit cam tarziu, altele ca
au uitat Sc intoarca desteptato-
rul, 81 uncle din ele ca au suferit
de reumatism, 81 concluzia, au
fOst tOate scuzate.
q
Oar operatiunea aceasta inge-
nioasa cum vi Sc pare?
Charles McGavey 81 Irving
Chase, din Philadelphia fura un
curcan 81 il Wind lui John Viii
liams pentru $3.50, dar Sc resgan-
desc 81 il fura de la ell 81 il Wind
lui George Kleinfelder, tot pen.
tru $3.50, insa, afland un alt
musteriu, care lear Fl 0ferit $500
lncearca sal fure 81 de la Klein
fielder, 81 daca vad ca nu-i rost de
nvarteala, ii dau banii inapoi,
zlcand Cd Ii este teama de parinti
81 vOr sd duca curca fnapoi de
unde au luat-o, 81 Kleinfelder. ca
sa nu dea de bucluc, le da curca-
nul care este vindut Gu $500 la
al treilea musteriu.
Var da asa ceva in gand? 81
notatl, eel dintaiu numai de 16
81 al doilea de IA ami. - "Ziua
buna Sc vede de dimineata."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

Gel ce vOla sal dea Ordln, adeca
pc Frank D. Woodland, 4209
Euclid ave. Judecatorul la con.
damnat la $50 81 zece zile -inchi-
scare, din cauza ca a periclitat
viata oamenilor caci mana auto
mobilul in stare de bette.
Lordul Mountstephen, create
rul cailor ferate Canadian Pacific
Railroad, murit eri noapte la ST..
Albans. Dansul s'a nascut in anul
1929 in Scotia. Ell a VENT in Ca
NADIA in anul 1850. Dansul a fost
ales de presedinte al Cailor ferate
| st. Paul & Manitoba in care cali
tate a construit linia pacifica al
carei presedinte fost pana la
anul 1888, cand s a retras din SER
viciul public.
Washington. = In anul viitor
sc va convoca conferinta pan
americana, - declarat Drul l..
s. Rowe, directorul Uniunii Pan
americana. Conferinta va fl com
pusa din toate tarile americana
carl sunt membre la aceasta Uni
Iune. Sc vor discuta mai multe
chcstii ce ating relatiile interna-
uonale intre aceste tari.
In flecare luna Sc tin licitatii
federale pentru obiectele seches-
trate de autoritati. In decursul
zilei de eri s'a vindut un automo.
lbil GU 10 dolari 81 altul ell $50,
Automobilele au fost sechestrate
de la acei earl an dus beutura pc
ele. Zece automobile Eau vindut
GU un pref total de $4435.
Sandusky. = Frank Ayres, de
AZ ami 81 mama sa, doamna Sarah
Ayres, de 78 ami, au fost gasiti
mort in locuinta lor. Medicul le-
gist cOnstatat cd cauza NORTH
! lor este gazul care n a fost inchis
Havana. = In o declaratie IA
cuta aici dupa sosirea vaporului
Toloa, capitanul Grant a declarat
aici Cd credinta sa este ca colo
nelul Whittlesey, comandantul
faimosului battalion perdut, a
Ipremeditat sinucidere cand a pa
rasit orasul New York. Dupa o
conferinta cu consulul britar 81
american, capitanul Grant ma
volt sd declare mimic despre scri-
soarea confidentiala scrisa lui de
colonel inainte de ce ,comis ST.
nucidere.
A. =
New York. = Admiralul Beatty
al Angliei, expertul flotei engleze
la conferinta din Washington, a
parasit orasul New York pc vapo-
rul Adriatic. El a declarat ca a
avut ocazie buna sa cunoasca ce
admirabila tara este America i'm
cele sase saptamani cat a stat
aici. Beatty este acompaniat de
sofia sa. Ell spune ca conferinta
din Washington progreseaza in
mod admirable.
New York. S'a 1nceput 0
miscare in still mare ca ameri
canii sa adtne 100000 dolari ca
sd faca un fond in memoria lui
Caruso. Din veniturile acestui
fond Sc vor da burse tinerilor ta
lentati de ambele sexe pentru stu
diarea musicei 81 mai ales pentru
STUDENT dotati Gu voce buna.
Banii Sc vor converti in lire ita-
llene, ce ar face acum vre-o 35
milioane 81 s'ar sustinea din eli
tlneri americani 81 italieni pc la
institutele musicale italiene.
Chatham, Mass. - Faimosul
vapor de iluminare Nantucket a
disparut pc bord Gu cinci oficefi
81 zece oameni. Statiunile navale
de radio fac toate sfortarile ca
sal gasesca. Vaporul a fost di-
rectat spre New York de la CO.
nnnb ano C 90, 3,,o% <no@o ~, x o,,~:l -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02


Un comitet al grevistilor distri-
butori de lapte s'a dus la Minnea-
polls ca sd studieze la fata locului
0 mare firma de lapte facuta de
muncitori pc baza cooperative.
Grevistii au de gand ca sd infiin-
teze Ell o cooperative de lapte aici.
In Minneapolis s'a facut aceasta
in 25 Februarie. All aceasta fir
ma distribute 4.7OO gale de lapte
IA ii. Resultatul Cd in Minnea-
polls laptele este IL cent? cvartul,
lar in Cleveland este 13 cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

Chatham, Mass. Faimosul,
vap0r de iluminare Nantucket a
disparut pc bord Gu cinci oficefi
81 zece oameni. Statiunile navale,
de radio fac toate sfortarile ca
sal gasesca. Vaporul a fost di-.
rectat spre New York de la CO.
penhaga. s 'au iuat toate masurile
ca mai multe vapoare sa caute
marea dupa el.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-02

Un motorist q dat ordin Ia po-
tistul ce err in servicia pc e 55th
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
SEARCH BILL TURNED DOWN
Supervisors Refuse TO Pay $1,000 For
Hunting for Frank Kazilek

The bill occasioned by the disappear
ance Of Frank Kazilek and the con-
sequent search came up before the
board Of supervisors last Saturday
for payment and that body turned II
down cold. every member voting
against the allowing of the bill. The
ground OF its rejection was that the
expense had not been authorized by
the county board.
The bill totaled in the neighbor-
hood Of $1,000. adding the day wage.
livery and other expense to II. The big
item was the day wage. The bill show.
ed l2S men engaged In the search,
some one day. some two and some an
many as four days work. II can easily
be seen from the itemizing that the
bill Is staggering one and IL certain
ly hit the supervisors a wollop that
made them dizzy.
Just what will be done. II anything
to get the wage due the men who join
ed In the search Is not made apparent,
at least not yet.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
-Read the Ada--
TWO TRUCK ACCIDENTS

Two truck accidents were recorded
tlast week, the first one happening 10
the DUPONT powder truck which IN
some way got unruly while descend
ing the hill leading to Chicogan flat
Tile truck tore through a lot OF guard
fence, a 2x4 pierced the radiator, the
damaged machine finally bringing up
IN the ditch. There was a quantity OF
dynamite in the box OF the truck at
the time.
On Friday the Standard oil gasoline
truck became unmanageable on the
Mansfield road while passing car
owned and driven by John couillard
.of Claiming. The Couillard car was
collided with, then the truck shot
across the road and turned turtle in
the ditch.
The Couillard car was badly inJur-
ed and the truck was somewhat the
worse from it's experience but other
wise not much harm was done. The
truck driver says that something
happened to the steering gear and
caused the truck to becone nnmanage-
able
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
ftedu The Ads---.
BANKS CHANGES
We" cashier mt Crystal Falls National
and Brotherton TO Iron County
National

Mr.. +. b. Kelly of Minneapolis. ar
rived here last Thursday morning TO
take the position OF cashier at tho
crystal Falls National Bank. vacated n
snort time ago by George Brotherton
who was its first cashier. Mr.. Kelly
comes here very highly recommended
he has held a position as a national
Dank examiner for a number OF years
and Is an all around bank executive
and should fit nicely In dine with a
continuance Of the very fine progress
that the new banking institution has
made since its institution.
Mr.. Kelly Is married man and viii
move his family to Crystal Falls In a
week or two. They will occupy the
Ross residence which is being vacated
this week by Mr.. Charles Rogers. The
kellys come highly recommended and
Will make a very pleasant addition TO
Crystal Falls society.
With the installation OF the new
cashier complete on the 18th inst.
George Brotherton will &c across the
street TO the Iron County National
where he will become assistant IN
Cashier Gaffney. Mr.. Brotherton. and
his estimable family have made lot
OF friends during their residence here
who will rejoice to know that they will
continue to write Crystal Falls as
their home town.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
Subscription $3.50 per year.
appointment OF City Treasurer ana
Health Ofiicer Accomplished
Last Tuesday

The deadlock which has existed In
city anairs over the appointive officers
was partically broken last TUESDAY
aiternQon when Norman Olson was
appointed to the Office of city treasur-
er and Or. c. +. Larson to that OF city
health officer.
Both appointments were made by a
unanimous vote OF the commissioners
acting and II IS understood that the
new appointees take office on Dec. /.
The city treasurer's office has hean
held by Clyde Henry and DIR. A I,
ftaight has been the health offices. Mr.
Henry has been treasurer since the
commission form was adopted. DIR.
iiaight succeeded DR.. Metcalf as
health officer
No other appointments we're made.
the deadlock over the other ofticas
sun continuing and they probably viii
continue until the city election next
spring when a commissioner TO take
.he place Of Mr. Notes. who resigned
last spring, will be elected
Fr.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
Read the Ads


The annual meeting OF the Iron
County Farm Bureau viii be held at
the Court House in Crystal Falls on
the 10th day Of November. This
meeting will mark the finish or the
first years work OF the bureau ana
some idea can be got then OF the bcne-
.nt which Iron county farmers derised
from the institution,
AZ this meeting officers for the en-
suing year Will be chosen. Th, &c.,
eral units Will an be represented
this county meeting and the exe.a.
tive committee which Is to administer
the business the coming year VII fe
chosen.
Mr.. Charles Neugebauer Of Crystal
Falls has managed the bureau for tho
past four months and we underste M
that his work has beea very efficient.
Charles Uren has entered into \ c,n-
tract with fhe Ford people nt srai
Mountain to furnish them WITH d qfcp-
nty OF timber the coming wirtcr
Uren has started logging at hts /,
west of Balsam and will land r. al
sam where he maintains heesquar.
ters.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12

assisting Mr.. Nylund. was SO scared
that he didn't stop running until he
got TO HIS home several blocks away.
lie was uninjured.
Mayor Gaifney's Story
Mayor Gaffney was seated we'll to-
wards the front when the explosion
occurred. Mrs. Gaffney and three
children were seated beside him and
IL was their intention to wait for tho
second show When explosion occurred
Mr. Gaffney says it's kind OF dazed the
! people about him for q few seconds
and they sat perfectly quiet. He was
the first to arise and he had To call
70 his wife and children twice before
they awoke TO the seriousness OF the
occasion By that time the people we're
getting up and filing towards the door
near the stage. A Jacobs boy be-
came excited and jumped through q
window, several other boys following
him. The major portion OF the people
In the front part of the room moved
towards the north door and the CAT
fneys a followed them. About half a
minute after the explosion the sdtua-
tion seemed 10 dawn upon the daz.d
people for here and there woman be-
came overcome. one OF tho school
teachers was moving TO the door a
head OF Mr.. Gaffney and when about
ten feet from the opening she began
90 toppel over Mr.. Gatney grabbed
her and he got her started success
fully towards the opening. Just out
side the door she collapsed again and
he caught her az the same time calling
out, Someone help me with this wo-
man" A voice behind him answered,
FL can't help you have an armfuli OF
my own to take care or" However.
everyone that moved towards that
door got out without anything serious
happening.
Clyde Henry says that he and Mrs.
Henry were standing, she In the act OF
putting on her wraps when the cx-
plosicn came. He looked both ways
end saw that most Of the people about
him were making for the north door
so he piIoted his folks towards the
main entrance. Mrs. Henry trippod and
fell in the isle but such was the order
that nonone moved until |
she had bcen assisted 70 her feet and !
got moving again.
Read The Ads
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
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W0MAN'S Club NOTES

The Woman's Club viii give a sasiet
of card parties al the City Hal. the
FIRST one 20 be held Nov. ls
Everyone Is Invited Bridge. COO,
Pinocle aid Iuchre, Will be plavsI
A tournament prize Will be awarded NJ
the end OF the series 20 be eligible
one must play In 5 games. A fee OF
25cts. will be charged which includes
lunch. ON Dec. and 10 the Club win
present the play, "sisi Of the Toy
shop
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12

True Blues OF Alpha are planning
the annual pancake feed Tuesday
evening Nov. %
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
Wednesdays Session Was the Largest
Attended Meeting OF Its Kind

The county teachers institute
which was held at the Forest Park
school last Tuesday and wednesday
was very well attended meeting.
Commissioner Mason tells us that the
attendance totaled over $50 teachers.
The corps of lecturers included c.
Z. Carey, state superintendent of
schools of Wisconsin. Miss Katherine
Martin OF the School of Education OF
the University of Michigan, and Miss
Vaughn, recreation leader OF the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Tuesday was devoted to work with
rural teachers. They started th
observation work in the Forest Para
schools in the forenoon and in the
afternoon a session was held I'm The
auditorium at W hich Mr.. Carey, Miss
Martin and Miss Vaughn lectured.
Wednesday was given over TO a gen
eral meeting for all teachers and start
ed Oft with a forenoon session with
lecturers by the three instructors.
Following the noon recess a second
session was held consisting OF lee
lures and general discussion. Teach
ers who attended the sessions report
that they received much inspiration
from them and all feel that Mr.. Mason
arranged helpful program.
rrs
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12

7. 8. Goodling Jr. OF Marquette who
has been visiting the local "Y" Secy
left for home Friday morning.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12
POOR BOARD CITED
Supervisors Want Board Members
and Investigation to Appear at
the Next Meeting

Ihere Is going to be a Showdown
on the poor board very soon. All O
I the members Of the board and the in
vestigator are by resolution instruct
ed TO appear before the supervisor
at their next meeting.
The Diamond Drill learns thar III,
reasons for this request Is interna
aissention whereby some OF the boar,
ana the investigator do not pull TO
gether. The board members are Robori
Munns, John Williams and Oscar Rem.
berg. The investigator is Carl Sholand.
Ter.
! As nearly as we can learn the
troubl is in Iron River where Mr.. VIII.
liams insists upon taking a hand in
the distribution of the funds provided
Tor the poor. This action has been re-
sented by Mr.. Sholander who has been
hired by the board for that very pur-
pose SO a showdown Is the only thing
that viii clear the atmosphere
IL may be stated here that when the
change was made from the township
poor system to the county system II
was the distinct understanding that
the poor commission would engage n
man or woman TO make the investiga-
tlons and award relief under the
ection or the commissioners. Mr.. Sho-
lander was employed and did the work
several years. When he went into
business he resigned and the COM
missioners themselves doled out the
relief. Although this arrangement
lasted only short time there was a
continual row over the poor, much
newspaper controversy and consider
able hard feeling engendered.
In order to clear the atmosphere the
county board appointed a dislnterest.
ed committee consisting OF Il. G.
Bowers, w. J. Reynolds and Aryid
Bjork to whom was referred the uues-
tion. what ought we do with the
poor supervision n this county" The
committee gave a great deal OF thought
TO the subject and reported to the
board plan which was based practice
ally upon the original plan employed
when the change was made; the EN-.
ployment OF person to whom should
be delegated the entire clerical work.
the investigation and the award
relief. The supervisors adopted the
plan, instructed the poor commission |
20 put II into effect at once. The COM |
did SO. They employed Mise
Warner to do the work. She entered |
upon her duties July l and In three
months time resigned. giving as her
reasons that she was interferred with |
md was thus unable TO give the coun-
" the service she felt she ought TO
yive II. Mr.. Sholander was hired again
,y the commissioners and he started
n on the same plan Miss Warner fol-
owed. He met with interference.
imiliar TO that Miss Warner met with
nd determined TO bring a showdown,
%, it's coming. The next act will be
tagged at the coming meeting OF the
ounty board
In the mean time the board deferred
he appointment OF a commissioner 70
ucceed Robert Munns whose term OF
flee expired Jan. /.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-12

Miss Mamie Dawson, deputy county
clerk. informs a Diamond Drill report
er that the ale of nonresident hunt
ing licenses has been larger this year
than last. Among the foreign licen-
ses issued was a number TO the Wick
wire people who hunt near Iron River
and another bunch TO a lot OF Indian
hunters who hunt near Amasa.