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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
Chiny 0 Grozacej Inwazji Japo1skiej.
WALKA Z NARKOTYKAM OBEJMUJE CALY SWAT.
Dw6ch zabiych " AutomobiIoWych Wyscigach
Inne TeIegrdmU Krajowe.
Rad POSTANAWIA ZAJAc
KOPALNIE WEGLA.

Waszyngton, 10 lipca. = Ad-
ministracja Hardinga postanowi-
Ia ostatecznie zajac koPalnie W
giownych centrach weglowego
przemyslu, celem zapewnienia do
statecznych dostaw wegla przy
.zblizajacej size zinie.
Prezydent niai podobno od--
wlekac powyzsza akcje az do
wyczerpania wszystkich srodkow
pokojowego zakonczenia strajSu.
Doradcy jego jednakowoz male
gaia ma uiego. aby przy otwarciu
zapowiedzianej ma dzisiaj konfe-
rencji wiascicieli i gornikow> Ia
koiiczyl wszelkie ukiady wyda-
MEM proklamacji, nakazujaceJ
czasowe zajecie przez Rad glow
nych kopalh, jake jedynego srod-
ka w uzdrowieniu obecnej sytua-
eli.
Harding przychyla sic podob-
no do tego planu, ME powezmie
icdnak ostatecznej decyzji bez
poprEednieg9 naradzenia sic z
sekretatzem handlu Hooverem i
sekretarzem piracy Davisem.
Ostatnia nadziejs Prezydenta
byio przedlozenie wlascicielom
planp, wediug ktorego mieli sic
oni zgodzic ma przyjecie gorni-,
k6w do piracy ma starych wartsn-
kach wynagrodzenia az do uSoze-
MIA novel skali placy przepro-
wadzenia szczegolowej inwesty-
gacji W weglowym przemysle.
Oboz gorniczy oswiadczyi sic
przychylnie co do przyjecia po-
wyzszych warDnkow, wlaSoiciele
jednak wyrazili sic o podobneJ
propozycji jake 0 niemozliwej do
powa1nego wziecia pod uwage.
Pc wyczerpaniu wszelkich po-
kojowych srodkow zaiatwienia
nieporozumienia, pozostaly Pre-,
zydentowi jedynie dwie drogi:
obiecie kontroli rzadowej mad kc
painiami lrfb tez pozostawienie
ich pod prywatnym zarzadem
przy zapewnieniu ochrony wojsk
federalnych.
Pierwsza z tyeh drog, tTwazana
obecnie "a nieunileniona, ME do
wodzilaby wcale zwyciestwa jed
nej lpb drugiej strony, jakkolwiek
W sferach robotniczych mogiaby
bye tiomaczona, jatco spesnienie
dawno upragnionego przeniesie-
MIA praw wiasnosoi. Uzyoie zas
federalnych wojsk, pozwalajacych
. a
ma podjecie robot W kopalniach
pod dotychczasowym prywatnym
zarzadem by,oby, zdaniem pred
gornikow, smiertemym
ciosem dla zorganizowanej pra,
cya
Seuatorowie, sledzacy bacznie
przebieg strajsu, popieraja pro-
;elot objecia rzadowej kontroli
mad kopalniarni. gdy wszelkie In
ne srodki zaradzenia obecncj syS
tuacii spetziy iia niczerl1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
MOnarchisci Niemiec. ROSY. D1alaja Wsp6hie
LamlanOWame DWOCh N0WyCh BISKupOW ANelyCe.
Byy POsel ROsyjski Przybywa Do Ameyki.
lime TeIegrGmy Zagraniczne
CABINET SLIwINsKIEGo UPADL.

WARSZAWA TO- 1ipca Nowy premier polskd, Artur Sill
vski kt6y ma pakoweo posedzeniu Sejmu dnu 7go
wygio move programowa nowego rzadu polskego
posiedzene Semu rezygnacje ca8ego gabnet
Sejm rezygnacje przyjak
Artur Slwns wceprezydent masta sto@ecznego Warsza
wy stanaI ma rzadu polskego dnia 2sgo
Ustapenie byego premjera pokiego Ponikowskego mao
nesce w dniu ego
BEzszych Szczeg6{6w narazie- -bEaks--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicmegO.

Wsch6d slo6ca gOdzinie 5:2S.
Zacb6d sSonca godzinie S:27.
X
POgOda W Chicago OkoHcy: w
poniedz7a4ek / wtorek. pochmurnie.
w ponieddalek prawdopodObnie bu-
Sza grzmOtami, pOczem cokOlwiek
ch1odnieG W9atr pdsnOcno-zachod--
nj W pOniedzialek, przechOdzacy W
p6lnocDO-wSchodni we wtorek.
K
Temperature DOLBY minlonej: Naj-
Wytsza wczoraj godzlnie 5tej pO
pOludniu 9S stOpni, natnttsza wczO-
raj godzinIe 8tej ranO 65 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
KRYZYs STRAJKoWY ocZE
KIWANY DZISIAJ.

klWANY D~1S1AJ.
w dniu dzisiejszym oczekiwa-
ny jest kryzys strajku kolejowe-
go, gdyz W razie niepowrocenia
do piracy robotnikow warsztat6w
kolejowych, utraca ci ostatni pra
Wa starszenstwa W warsztatach
ogioszony zostanie system uopen
shop" Wczorajsze zachowanie
sic robotnikow ME wskazywaio
zupeinie ma to, by robotnicy mie-
ii zamiar powrocic do piracy. By
.przeszkodziG mozliwym gwaltom
we wszystkich prawie wiekszych
osrodkach ruchu robotniczego
kolejowego zmobilizowano woj-
ska, ktore czekaja rozkazu, by in
terweniowat zbrojnie W razie ja-
kichkolwiek wiekszych gwaltoW,
Wczorajszy dzieh jednak pre-
szedi tu w Chicago prawie zupel-
ME spokojnie, pomimo, re robot
nicy kolejowi odbywali swoje
zgromadzenia omawiali sytua-
Gle strajkowa.
Szef policji Fitzmorris i kap.
Naughton konferowali Vczoraj
agentami wszystkich prawie ilom
panij kolejowych obmyslali
wspolnie srodki W celu przeszko-
dzenia moiliwemu wystapieniu
robotnikow kolejowych. Wszy-
scy policjanci otrzymah rozkaz
bye W pogotowiu. Najgrozniej--
sza sytuacja strajkowa przedsta-
via sis W Aurora. gdzie marszas-
kowie deputowani Stanow Zje--
dnoczonych strzega warsztatu.
kompanji Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy. Urzsdnicy kolejowi do
niesli wczoraj policji 0 odkryciu
rzekomego spisku robotnikow
kolejowych, ktorzy przygotowa-
nj So do wystapienia przeciwko
ro6otnikom nieunijnym, jesli ci
dzisiaj rano rozpoczna praos W
warsztatach &olejowych.
oczekuje sic takze dzisiaj
konferencji ozlonk6w Wydziaiu
kolejowego piracy P. Fitzgeral-
dem, prezesem organizacji kler-
k6w kolejowych. ktora ma ma ce-
lu powstrzymanie wydania roz-
kazu rozpoczecia strajku. Urze-
dnicy kolejowi przekonani So gle
boko, re robotnicy rozpoczna
dzisiaj okreslona akcje Przeciwko
kompaniom, kt6re najeiy robot
nik6w nieunijnych j trwaja dalej
W zamiarze przeprowadzenia swo
ich planow, czyniac przygotowa-
MIA, by wszelkie takie wystapie-
ME zgniest.
P Jewell j adwokaci unijni.|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
WLASCICIELE 1 GoRNICY
ocZEKUJA WYPoWIEDZE-.
MIA SIZE HARDINGA.

Washington, 10 lipca. = Pred
sta&icicle gornikow wiascicieE
Ikopaln miekkiego twardego we
gla oczekiwali wczoraj jakdegos
oswiadczenia sic re strony rzadr
odnosnie do akcji, prowadzacei
DO zakonczenia strajku. rozpoczy
najacego pietnasty jtH tydzien
swego trwanda. Mic ME wskazyws
10, aDy ktorakolwiek ze, stron in
teresowanych decydowala sic ma
poczynienie pewnych ustepstw W
|swych zadaniach.
Sekretarz Hoover konferowai
Prezydentem po jego powrocie z
Marion, brak jednak wszelllich
informacyj co do powzietych
przez Mich lonkluzyj. Wedlug O
gonej opinji, Prezydent Harding
wczwie do siebie dzisiaj repre-
zentantow wiascicieli i gornk6w
ma ostateczna narade. w przewi-
dywaniu tel okolicznosoi John L
Lewis, prezydent Zjednoczomych
Gornikow j A. M. Ogle, prezy-
dent National Coal Assn, po
wrocili wczoraj do Waszyngtonu
WoJSKA STRZEGA KoPAL
M w KENTUCKY.
Madisonville, KY, 10 lipca. -
Zmobil0owana ma rozkaz guber-
natora Edwin Morrow'a niilicjs
stanowa, objela wczoraj kontro-
ie mad lCopalnia Sunlight MIN
ing CO.., zagrozona rzekomo alta
klein strajkujacych g6mikow.
Straze, uzbrojone W karabiny !
.rewolwery, rozstaW1one 50 w POI
milowym promieniu cd kopalni.
Wczoraj nadeszsy wiadomosci
o grozacych rozruchach W Ear
lington, Ilsley Providence, miej
scowoseiach oddalonych 0 Is mil
cd Madisonville.
Tutejsi obywatele urzednicy
zgadzaja sic W wyrazaniu opinji,
ze przybycie wojsk odwrociio pc
wazne niepokoje. Powistowi u
rzednicy odmdmili Podania zr6-
dia informacyj grozacych roz
rirchach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
Kronilxa Chicagoska.

spedzii wczoraj caly dzien mad
obmysleniem srodk6w, ktoreby
umozliwiiy stawianie pikiet W
warsztatach kolejowych zgodnie
z prawem Tafta, ktore pozwala
ma postawienie jednej pikiety W
kazdym warsztacie kolejowym.
Kompanje kolejowe Illinois
Central Chicago and Northwe-
stern maja zwr6cic sic dzisiaj do
sadu federalnego o wydanie Ia
kazu sadowego, "a ich przykia--
dem maja p6jsc wszystkie kom-
panic kolejoYe.
SAD FEDERALNY WYDAL
sADoWY PRZECIW-
Ko RoBoTNIKoM KoLE-
JOWYM.
Ma. prosbe solicitora generalne
go kompanji Burlington, p. B.
Scotia, sedzia federalny Carpen-
ter wydal zakaz sadowy, ktory
zabrania robotnikom strajkuja--
Gym i sympatykom strajku ME
tylko wystapienia przeciwko "a
rzadowi kolejowemu, lecz row.
niez stawiania pikiet. Zakaz sa--
dowy wydany zostal ma zasadzie
decyzji Najwyz. Trybunafu W
sprawie strajku robotnikow, sta
lowni, ktora to decyzja nazywa
pikietowanie zastraszeniem. Ia
brania on umawiania sic robotni.
kow W celu przeszkadzania lltb "a
trzymywania prowadzenia pred
slebiorstWa eWentualnle, groze--
MIA lub zastraszania urzednikoW
kolejowych, lub robotnikow, nj
szczenia majatku kompanji even
tualnie robotnikow, przeszkadza-
MIA robotnikom j urzednikom w
wyjSciu lub wejsciu do warszta-
tow, zgromadzanie sic W grupach
w poblizu warsztatow, gdzie ro-
botnicy So zajeci, przyblizania
sic do uprzednikow robotnikow,
gdy ci ida do piracy, lub niej
wychodza i przeszkadzania przy
naprawianiu lub wysyianiu pocia
gov czy to pasazerskich, czy tez
towarowych. Okazuje sic, re Ia
kaz ten wydany zostal, ably umo-
zliwic nieunijnym robotnikom
kolejowym wejscie do warszta-
tow kolejowych.
DzIsIAJ RozPocZFLo SIZE
GLoSo'WANIE RoBoTNI-
K6W TRAMWAJoWYcH
Decyzja 1900 robotnikoN
Lramwajowych znana bedzie jesz.
cze dzisiaj. Ma ona okreslic, czy5
robotnicy powinni wyist ma
straJk wobec zarzadzonej 25-cio.
proccntowej znizki, czy tez ME-
= 11aLot,r zenie fts .strOricv Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
KURs MAREK PoLsKICH.

wedie komunikatu POIskiego Kon
suIatu generaInego kurs marek jest
dzis 1870 marek IA ST., czyli %
eent6w n 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-10
KALENDARZYK.

Dzts, poniedzialek, 10. lipca: SIS.
Siedmiu Braci MecZennik6w.
Jutro. wtorek, If Iipca: Sw. Pfu-
"a BIN.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
L'ANsE NEWS NOTES

Mems Royal Tailor Made Suits,
prices S18 to S35.-Cohl & Levitan,
L'Anse.-a advertisement.
Mrs. J. H. Roberts and daughter
Dorothy returned last Friday from
Iron Mountain, where they visited
with Mr. Roberts.
Township Treasurer Maud Menard
visited over the week end with her
sister in Ishpeming.
Thomas A. Cosgrove visited last
Friday in Houghton.
Miss Margaret Turner is in Mar
quette this week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Gust Peterson.
T. A. Boivin was in Iron Mountain
yesterday attending road meeting.
Many people on the verge of des-
pair have taken Tanlac and recov-
cred.--F. ]. Observation-Disclosures.
Ladies' Blue Serge and Tricotine
Suits, $3.50 to $32.5o-Cohl & Lev
itan, L'Anse.-advertisem
, Ellico's camp closed down last Sat-
urday, having cut over million feet
of logs.
The L'Anse Garage has received a
carload of five Baby Overlands, which
are now on display.
Ralph Sengebusch returned Sunday
from Chicago. where he has been in
the hospital the past nine weeks.
Thomas A. Bofvin was Hough-
ton business caller Monday.
Ladies' Taffeta and Canton Crepe"
Dresses for Easter wear.-Cohl &
Levitan, L'Anse-advertisem
j. E. Brennan was confined to his
home the first of the week with an at
tack of lagrippe.
Miss Genevieve O'Leary spent the
week end at her home in Hancock.
Y j. w. Balmer of Lac du Flambeau,
Wis, and Jack Balmer of Gotebo
Okla, were here this week in attend
ance at the funeral Of their mother.
| Leo Sanregret transacted business
in Duluth and Minneapolis this week
II you are run down, discouraged
and out of heart, get bottle of Tanlae
and see how different it makes you
feel.-F. j. Lyons.-advertisement.
Ladies' and Mems Silk Hose, 65c
to $3.-Cohl & Lcvitan.-advertise
ment.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24

of Keweenaws Bay was in Baraga
Tuesday in attendance Mt the annual
meeting of the township board.
Will Hand, principal Of the Cow
ington school, visited here with his
mother last Saturday and Sunday.
/ Mcssrs. T. A. Coon and Want Blod-
|gett Of Hcughton were guests last
Thursday Of M. L. Coon.
Mrs. Will Ryan was guest Of Mrs.
Joseph Osterman at Keweenaw Bay
en- Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Anderson, who is teach
ing at Topaz, spent the week end here
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Anderson. Cd W.
w. c. Birk was business caller in
Crystal Falls the first Of the week.
Emil Peterson left Tuesday for
Flint, where he expects to secure 4
position in the Buick plant.
| Mrs. Joseph McKindles and son of
L'Ansc were guests Tuesday Of Mrs.
McKindles' daughter, Mrs. Bert Kent.
Ben Cohl was in Ontonagon the
| first of the week.
Township Clerk Ed Foucault was
in Arnheim Monday on official BUSH
ness.
j. H. Hid visited in the copper
country Tuesday.
i The Who-Who Club met Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Maple
toft. First honors were won by Mrs.
Fred Schwalm, Mr.. Tenhave securing
the BOBBY prize. Luncheon was
served.
; II. ]. Fal.s was in Ontonagon coun-
J ty this week calling On his cigar
trade.
: John Osterman visited in Keweenaw
Bay Tuesday.
DR.. Buckiand returned yesterday
from Chicago, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Norton Marvin.
Miss Sophia Delaiden of Assinin:
was called to Chicago Monday by thu
illness of her father.
County Road Commissioner Mar
tin Cosgrove was in Iron Mountain
yesterday in attendance at a roa'
meeting.
Miss Jean McKindles of L'Anse wa
guest yesterday of her sister, Mrs
Bert Kent.
twenty-five attended party at tn
home Of Victor Linberg Wednesda
evening. All present enjoyed them
selves.
At Duluth March IS, Miss Laur
King, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
, ard King of Baraga, became the brid
of Leo Brandvolt. The young coupl
have been residents here some tim
j and enjoy the confidence and respee
of the community. After a brie
honeymoon, they will return to Bal
v aa to make their home.
G Isadore Derrin Of Champion al
rived Tuesday to visit his sister, Mr.
r Charles Cameron.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
.j,cred, not in size but quality.

thcred, not in size but quality.
II is sad state Of affairs when
drunkenness prevails and indecent
language, and wild mob takes pos
session CT basketball floor where
basketball is to be played, and no one
there to control them! And in a school
house at that! Where was the super
intendent? We were told he was at
Pelkie. A good excuse. If he were
no. able to take care of his unruly
flock, then why >allow athletics?
We did see the principal once or
twice, but we know that part Of his
time was spent in the boiler room hid
ing from all responsibility.
Baraga in its local newspaper told
how courteous they were going to be
when L'Anse would come to Baraga
to play. They were not going to yell
when the visitors had free throws.
II that was one Of their rules, why
didn't they observe it2
We hope for humanity sake that
Baraga will wake up.
The people Of L'Anse can feel
PROUD of their high school and COM
munity. We have seen rivals, bitter
rivals, and many of them, but nothing
to compare with this.
! L'Anse this year played games with
outside teams, including Champion
and Republic, and we were given the
most respectful courtesy. Only friend
ship and profit were gained by these
games. At Republic the floor was
very small but they gave us one O.
the best games Of the season. The!
were courteous and knew how to pla!
basketball! Of course we can't blam
Baraga very much. They have new
err been away from home, so the!
have great deal to learn.
No, Baraga, we didn't go over t
fight. We went over to play basket
ball. We believe in manners ant
|. good breeding. But if that is lackini
in the school, then we can hardl.
blame the community. At any rate
the community suffers.
Spectators.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
March 3-March "a, 1929.
STATE OF MICHIGAN

The Probate Court for the County
of Baraga.
At a session of said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village Of
L'Anse In said County. on the 28th
day Of February, A. d. 1922.
Present: Hon. Joseph j. O'Connor,
Judge of Probate. ~
In the Matter Of the Estate Of An
ma C. Anderson, Deceased.
Harold NJ. Hansen, a creditor Of
said estate, having filed in said court
his petition praying that the admin
istration Of said estate be granted to
H.. J. Pennock or to some other suit
able person,
It Is Ordered, That the 9th day Of
March, A. d. 1922. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said probate Office, Be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
It Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof b given BY ppblica-
tion Of 4 copy Of thiS .Qrdsr, tor three
successive wrecks pr(vious 10 said day
Of hearing, in the RAnse 8entiDel,
: newspaper printed and circulated in
''' JOSEPH ,. o'CoNNoR.
[eeail Judge Of Probate.
A True copy.
Leona Gauthier.
Register Of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
COMMUNICATION
NO CREDIT TO BARAGA

Tie following advertisement by the
Baraga County National Bank APP
pears in our local newspapers:
"Good will is a vital asset to any
institution. The good will our GUS
toners have for ug is the result of
courteous treatment and real service"
If the wise business man has adopt
ed the motto and found it successful,
why couldn't the community Of Bar
aga and especially the school absorb
at least a little of the square deal
spirit"
Athletics is branch in the school
curriculum in which this spirit should
be we'll taught, pardon the sugges-
ton.
AS far as we can see, the square
deal phase of athletics in Baraga has
been sadly neglected, as was shown
by the lack Of respect for basketball
rules so ably set for by both Reacf
and Spaulding in their nineteen TWEEN
ty-two rule book.
On page 1872 Reach says: Man!
tie balls show bad playing. Fine
spirit and cleaner basketball woult
result if player herself made it
point Of giving up the ball il Their
were the least doubt in her mind tina
she put her hand on the ball befor
her opponent"
Another point that Baraga Nigh
keep in mind is suggested on pag
100. when the ball is caused to q
out CT bounds the referee shall Civ
it to the opponent Of the girl WIN
touched it last" It was very eviden
that page 100 was not in the Barag,
rule book.
Furthermore, every time L'Ans
player got possession of the ball tn
whistle blew for toss up. No sucl
thing was evident when Baraga ha,
possession of the ball. They were al
lowed to dispose of it and throw TO
the baskets.
hCecent language was heard no
only from the side lines but even from
the feminine sex on the team. tn,
language used by one Of the able for
wards to an equally able L'Anse guar,
was anything but lady-li!le and cast
direct reflection on the English de
partment, which ought to be streng
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
BARAGA NEWS NOTES

. -
Martin Farrell returned last Satur-
day from Ellico's camp in L'Anse
township, where he scaled logs.
Henry Korhonen of Keweenaw Bay
was business caller inSL'Anse Mon
day.
Master Herman Wilson left Monday
for Bergland, where he will visit with
his brother, Warren Wilson.
The quilt offered by Baraga w. B.
A. Review has been presented to Fred
Clisch.
Mrs. Joseph Gerard and Mrs. Clar-
ence Burns we're in L'Anse Tuesday
Review of the w. B. A.
Justice of the Peace d. J. Lawlcr
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
Spencer Murphy returned yesterday

Spencer Murphy returned yesterday
from Champion.
Matt Ola and H. o. Tulikangas OF
Pelkie were business callers in L'Anse
Wednesday.
The Ladies OF the Star of Wasa
lodge will give an apron social at their
hall Saturday evening. The sweaters
will be disposed Of at this time. The
public is cordially invited.
Edward c. Mitchell and daughter
Margaret, Walter Mathes and JOSEPH
A. Anderson were L'Anse callers on
Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24

LOST-Black spaniel puppy, white
spot on breast, no tail. Anyone who
knows of whereabouts Of dog please
notify Ernest Johnson, L'Anse. Re-
ward.-advertisement. 1
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24

FOR SALE--A team of draft horses,
weight 1900 each, seven and eight
years old, In good condition.-victor
Reed, Baraga, Mich. 3-17-3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-24
AT THE RIALTO

Thursday; Richard Barthelmess in
The Seventh Day. comedy, The Skip
per Strikes it Rich.
Friday; At the Sign of the zach
O'Lantern with an all star cast. Two
reel century comedy.
Saturday. Earl Williams in The
Fortunes Mask. International News
and Snub Pollard comedy.
Sunday; Elsie Ferguson in Foot
Lights. International News. Pathe
Review.
Monday and Tuesday; Will Rogers
in Guile of Women. Comedy Hard
Knocks and Love Taps.
Wednesday and Thursday; The A
Horseman of the Apocalypse featur-
ing Rudolph Valentino and Alice
Terry.
Coming "A Woman's Place.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-24
SPELLS THAT ARE POTENT
Evidently There Is Something in the
medicine" Devised by East
African Witch Doctors.

Quite recently Kikuyu (East Afri-
CAM had spell put on him by witch
doctor, whereby he was compelled to
kill the first man he met The Kikuyu
went to another witch doctor and had
the spell removed. But No. was cute.
He-placed a medicine on the Kikuyu's
doorstep so that when the latter
stepped over it the spell would be re-
placed.
The Kikuyu came out of his hut
shortly afterward Immediately ran
afnuck, went down the street and
killed the first man he met-another
old Kikuyu. The witch doctor and the
murderer both stood their trial and
the witch doctor got the longer SEN
tence.
At a place called Kibos there once
lived an old gentleman who carried
around a monkeys paw strapped TO
his finger. Whoever he pointed this
at Immediately fell down stone dead
He caused so many deaths that he
ultimately had to be removed from
the district by the government.-Lon-
don Express
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-24

We clean all kinds of carpets an
rugs. Work guaranteed. Ship with
W. B. Doty & Co., Phone BAL anes-
vile Steam Laundry.
For SALE Hensoldt- Prism Binocu-
lars field glasses. -Swift's Drug Store,
Edgerton, Wis. 28tf
Eos SALE-The J J. Culton house IN
Washington street; also tn f ord gar
age on Albion street. Inquire of Mrs.
c.. r. Bentley. 49tf
Buy your milking machine from the
Manufacturer for half price. No agents
or dealers. The Fort Atkinson Mixer
is acknowledged the best. Hundreds
of users, not one dissatisfied. Sc this
mixer without fail. One year free
service Complete mixer outfit includ-
ing vacuum pump S137. so. Bull Milk
ing Machine Co., Fort Atkinson, Wis
"a
WANTED Carpet rags to sew, quilts
to piece, darning, or to assist at house
work. Nancy Howell, North First st.
Phone 100. t1pd
DIR. M. j. Jackson, chiropodist of
Milwaukee. will be at Dietzel's Boot
Shop Tuesday morning to treat people
who have foot trouble. ADV.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-11-24
Obituary.
MRS. ALBERT MIELKE.

Mrs. Albert Mielke, IS, died at 7:3O
Monday at her home on East Fulton
street after years illness. Mrs.
Mielke was born in Germany, April 2,
1857. She was married to Albert Mielke
Dec. 20, 1873, and with her husband
and four children came to America in
1885. Surviving are her husband and
five children: Mrs. August Kruger,
Mrs. William Schieldt, Mrs. Charles
Lund, Paul and Otto Mielke, all of Ed
gerton; two sisters, Mrs. Aug. Schultz
and Mrs. Albert Mas; and two broth
ers, Fred and Herman Becker, all of
Edgerton; also ID grandchildren and
one great-grandchild. Funeral services
will be held at the house at l 80 p. M
Thursday and at the German Lutheran
church at O'Clock, the Rev. j. c. Spill
man officiating. : Gazette.