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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
Kommunistisia vappu-
julistuksia tuotu
Venajalta
Yli 5000 imlistmsta tafa'parifoitii
ySalfiGrmellG.


GtlirpG fesfuspoliiii on bubtif.
10 p:n6 tofalparifoirut 8alfiGrpen
pitGiGsIG raian pli 8enGidlta tlio-
tuja ia iielld painettiijG, Suomen
fomnlunistiien puolueen ia fSnomen
fomnuinistiien uaoriioliiton fesfuS.
fomiteoin ollefirioittamid ialaiiia
pappujulistiifiia. Tafapariffo faiit
ii 81 fg eli riniaosti 5000 fpl.
Sulistirfiista on toinen 12-ihpiiinen
ia toinen IpbennpSote eoelliieSt1,
molemmat iilffipaperille painettuia.
SuIistufiet iiidltGfpdt objeita ia fe-
boitufiia tGGlIG toirnipilIe ialaiien
fomnrlnistipuolueen iGienille ia o.
iittoiu onfaraa moitetta it6ioen beif
fouoesta ia leipGperdilppoesta. Su.
listusten fuIiettaja on pioatettp.
Onto nGitG iirIistiifiio onnistiittii
lnaabomme ioIaa fuIiettamaon, fan
nee ieImilIe tpappiina.
aotitarfastns ia pibGtps Waoiasia-
etiimd fesfiispoliiii toimeenpani
moonontoi-iItanu fotitarfastiifien
fontmunistien spooIifonsIiosio @oo
iasia fdpoen mposfin "Tpon Sd.
men" toinitufiesiu, iosiu ottimot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
124 fnollmt iairaalan palaesia.


Glepelan0, 8. Soufof. Is. =
124 benfed iaitpat iurmania fun
glepelano Clinic iairaalasia tapub-
tut 9 anfaraa rGiabbpstG, iotfa fit
ten aibelttipat tlIlipalon. artpel-
laan ett1 oil ipuoto boprppiipusia
4.rap leippien idilptpsbuoneesia,
jofa aibeltti rGiGbbpfiet ia tulipa-
Ion. 3-rap lelppjen ipttpesid nouii
beti faitbea faaiu, jofa tdptti iai-
raalon ilirinaten mprfpllddn lddfd-
rit, iairaanboitajat, ia iairaat. SEQ
net, iotfa iillG betfelld iollain to.
malla pelastunpat, oipat fliitenfin
mpobernntin fuolleet, iilld fiin faaiu
mprffp ferran pGGlee tpereen, fuo-
lettaa ie ibniien bilialleen, mlitta
ipartr1asti.
Seltraufiet oIirpat ifdtpat, iilla
omaiiet titntifaitpalla iaiipat fatiel-
Ia omaiiiaan ri,itniiben toiifosta,
fumes lopiitp1t. slineellinen pabin-
TO nouiee $75O,OOO bollariin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
Salaliittolaiset uhkaa-
vat Anne Morrown
isaS
SBoston, goufof. 2t.

Boston, Soifof. 21. Sbe
Boston Bcst fertoo t1nd1n Oniebt
@. Iorroipn, ybopsmaltain Wefii-
fon I1bettila1n ia Ginbbergbin NOR
iiomen glnne Morroipn iiGn ioutii-
neen ialaliittolaisten buoniion aloi.
ieffi, iotfa tpaatitpat b1neItd $780,
600 oollorin iiriiruista iuntmao.
Ebe Yost mditt1G raban ipaaoi.
tiln bdnen nuorimman tpttdrenid,
15 ipuooen ipanban Gonstancen,
iofn OH oppilaana Weiltorin ofooe-
miosIa, rGdffddmiien ia tappaniien
iiballa.
2ebti ianoo ett1 tpton foboen
itbfousfirjeen iaaninen aibeutti
fen, eftd 2inbbersb ipiime louantai'
na lenti Mnne Worropn perbeen
fansia pois beiodn oiunnostoar
enqIapoooista, 81. s. beiodn fefd'
aiuntoonia gsortb Sabeniin, Me.
Wironomniiet, iantoinfiiin foaIur
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23

= Scr. ia Wers. Safri 2anlpi ia
beioGn lapienia @ster ia poiat 8il.
liam ia Sobn fdtpiipdt Scr. S. S.
Sacfionin fansia teripebtim6siG
meitd firjapainosiantr1e.
Scr. ia Mrs. 2antpi on fpIGillpt
nGillG pnp6ristoillG irfulaiiisiaan
ia tlittapisiaan noin ipiifon pditpdt
Se palalinat fotiinia Moose 2afel-
le, Minn. spiiine tiistaina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
&umnrmniStista firjalliinmtta pbi
tafaiuariffupn.

tafaiuariffuun.
gSaaiasia p;SGtcttp eras benfil6.
Safamariffpja tebtb pnpari maam.
Suten tunnettua, on oifeusminis
cri5 mime pGiminG antanut tafa-
;uorifoimismGdrdpfien erGioen font
nlunististen ililfaiiujen iubteen.
ltGit1 oipat "Tunaisten puoIesta
lualfpiiia mastaan", "8altiollisten
l,onfien blloltopboistpfien neliGs
lploiifirja" ia "SpotGtefemdn iii,ori-
ion lGbimmGt tebtGipGt" jobon nil
neflimainittllun on ferGttp tpiime
pGGiiGiien1 Sampereella pibetpsi1
fommunistiien nuoriion ebuStaiafo-
foufiesia eiitetpt alustlifiet ia teb-
ont pGGtofiet, mifGli ne iietaipGt
julfiiiiiitta.
Mainittlija jlllfaiiliia on naind
pGimin1 tafamarifoitu eri puolilIa
noata iparfeinbuoltopb pboistpsten,.
fon1nliinististen buoltopbbistpsten
iefd tpom6en ia piempilieliiGin JUL
fisten paalifomiteainfin ballusta.
Glen iltapGitpGlld tafaiparifoitiin
piiinefiimainittun inlfaiilta @aaias
ia, &lopiosia ia Sulusia. 8aaias-
ia toipattiin tafmporifon pbtepoess
ia melfoinen mGGrt mpos Suomen
fommlinistiien pitolueen ia Snonen
fommunistiien niioriioliiton 8aaian
piiritoimitiiian allefirioittainaa ia-
laista ipappuiulistista iefG piod-
tettiin benfil6, iolta ne taipattiin.
&entin aiemalla tafaparifoitiin
niinifd1n pari iiiurempaa IGbetpst1
malta firioia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
Salntaam tietoja:

@lto, Sobn fotoiiin Orismalas-
ia, ipiimeisten tietoien nliifaan
moanhpiljeliidnG Mirneapolis'in ID.
bistollG.
Sfonen @abriel, ipnt. 1872,
TiefiGmden SGppilGsid ia IGbtenpt
slmerifaan M. 1906, oiote ipuonno
1922 9or 45, @inters, Wticb.
Sacobion, Soban, noin 36 .piio-
oen ifGinen fotoilin Bietariaaren
pitGiGsta lGbtenpt Imerifaan ipiion'
no 1914.
2anlmiffo, g(ltfnsti Mifael, IGb.
tempt Eampereelta 1907, fGpttGnpi
glmerifasia mined Gust 2anbi
miineinen olote 9or 4O6, 8anbette.
Minn. =
Nisfola, eSobn noin SO tpuotias,
fotoiiin Niipalasta, olesfellut 8ir.
ginian @inn. ieiiouilla.
geltmmelin, Grtbur, olesfelIu1
Oulutbisia, Minn.
geurnti, Seiffi, ntltitttaniit Glebe'
lanoista, Ohio, Oulutbiin, Minn.
Sfut, Oscar Selim, fpnt. 1880
olesfelIut 8raineroisia, Weinny ic
8ponlinein ipaltiosia.
8iita, @rffi, ipnt. 1892 Maipu.
bella, olesfellut Micbignrtin ipalti
on pldniemeffeelld.
8ileniis, g(ntti, f1ptt1npt Gme'
rifosia mined ". @iIIioms, ipnt
1870, lGbtenpt Gnerifaon tpuonno
1910, tpiimeinen oiote Wentpbis
Tenn.
8irtanen &ustaa. Ipnt &osfeIlo
1886, IGbtenpt glmerifaan 1918
ipiineiiet oioitteet &innep, Winn
Siperior, @is., Sibbing, Winn.
ia 9nliitb, Minn.
@dIiG sSiIuffi, noin 43 ipuotias
fotoiiin Solasidrpeltd, toiminut
autonaiiirina.
yIifonno, pert (gernett- 8ilbo
fpnt. I'D. 1882 Banlpulosfa, ldbte
npt Mmerifoan M. 1905, oresfeIIir
@inneioton ipoItiosio.
EppoetdGn ilmoittomdnn oioit
teeIla:
Goniulate Of TinIono,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23

= g. @eorgen beoelndfaupasio
ipiime tiistaina tapabtui onlitltinen
tapaus. Scum aapattiin banaanifori
ia aietettiin banaanifimppl ndpt.
teille, josta iitten mppia rupeii
leiffaamaan banaaneia, tiili iieltG
eiille neliGn ialan pituinen mpr.
fpllinen bush master" fGGrme.
a1arne oil fulfeutirnur banaanien
mltfana Gubasta iaaffa tGnne fpl.
memmille maille. &lorofornlin a.
ipulla fGGrine tapettiin, ennenfliin
ie ebti fetadn pi,rra.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
@iiton uarrelta
.Vreiibemtti toi ntnstan iilman Wal
feaan Salppn.


8albingtpn. - Treiioenttis 500
Der mime louantaina ollesioan To-
lostamosia rautilja erGdsiG fproris
topurosia louffoii itieGGn fun ba-
men jalfania luisfabti astliesiaan
fiipelle, joten bGn lanfeii ia louffa-
Il iilmGnid pirrasia olepaan ba'
foon.
Suolinatta otpiista, nlirtfi falos-
tusieurueesia mufana pllnt lGGfGri
SSoel e. Boone antoi nonii iiiben
fuitenfin musta iperi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
GSmsfnnta'uaaIeibin Seliinsisid
100000 mt.

Toimitettaipien eousfiinto,pao.
lien ioboosta on SeIiinain fauprin-
gin maistraatti ppptdnpt foiipiin-
simpoItlnstoIta fiptettdmdfieen
mddr1roboa ipaoIifustonnufiia mar
TEN, iotfo on Iosfettu nouicmon
100000 niorffoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
SUOMEN UUTISIA
KAAMEA AUTO-O -ONNETTOMUUS
IKAALISISSA

ll1ptteet firioitusfoneitten firiaintis
tosta. &ansliasia tafaiparifoitiin
@oaiasia olelpien, ialaiien fonlnrii-
nistipuolueen niiesten laatinia
lpappuiulistufiia. "Sp0n sidnen"
toimittaia Irlpi 2aafio pangittiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
$4,000, iosta rabastonboitaia Scr.
q. Rantandfi ppptdd lauiua ieura-
human puolesta fiitofiet.

= Mrs. @liiabetb gBicfrnan
fuoli Scr. aa. SpridIdn airnnoIla
Sronipoobisia ipiime lauantai.ilta.
ma, ollen fuoIlesiaan S3 ip. 10 tt.
ia "a pGiipGn iidsid. @ainaia oil
ipntpnpt Suomesia, ylistarosia ia
ollut tdsid maasia pbteenid 40
muotta, josta ipiimeiiet 12 muotta
bdn aiili Sronipoooisia ia Tbelpiis-
ia, isis.
Omaiiia jGi bdneltG 2 tptGrtd
Ybelpiiin 8is., % lastenIastal t2
lastenlasten lnpiia.
Iastori glm pitt mime tiistoi.
na rlnunisiaarnan ia rltumis fit-
fettiin Sronmoobin baiitausmaaban.
Srpm gelt, isis.
5eripebbps tddltd faifiIIe tGmGn
leboen liifiioille ia leboen toimiben
fd0ille.
Sioasta on feidn tulo, maiffa
nGptti min lupaapalta felpGGllG. g.
rittGin fplnid ilntoia ia fotpia tiiii-
lia on ollut ia onpa pbtGpGGtd nGp,
tellpt luntafin. On toufofnu fobta
puolipGlisiG ia eli ole pielG lebtiG
'uisia. Weaa toiin tpiberioitic
moan Ell iieltG mield elGinet mitGait
iaa iui,bunia. Weiitta fpllapi taitaa
tulla wield ldntpoiidfin ilmoja fun
ebtii.
Hastori &ranffala on fotelttilnllt
pitf1ltG matfaltaan. SGn toi teripei
iid Sfeo aooaesto 2obtaialaiiille,
ioista monet fiitofiet. TddItG Lamont
ME lGntppmat termeiIet iinne.
Slemme iaaneet MT uiein istua
elGnlGn lGbteillG. 5 pGitpG of fir
fonmenot ia Serran ebtoollispoDtd
oil fatettii toiipaan berfltiIla, josta
nGlfGinen ia raaoollinen iai ipo6d
ia tltlla rotpitrtfii. &iitos taiipaalli-
men SSid, ettG olet antanut nellie
armo,pGlifappaleeii usfon pobwis.
tufiefii ia antamaan iiltta ipoimaa
elGntGll taitpalta filfeafIentme foti-
rantaa foboen, jofa onfin ebfd 10
lGbellG, "lGbenp1na tGrt1an fuin
ennen milloinfaan."
TGalIG onfir: iaatu olla uiein
Serran fanon pntpdrillG. 8eli
Sasien on pitanpt iiiein bartausfo-
foufiia, ioibin on riennettp. ga mi
fG onfaan iloiientpoa itsfopalGe
Surnolan IapieIIe frin Ola ianan
GGresiG. gSiime ppbdnd oil Gitien-
pGiipG ia min tGGIlGfin nietettiin
jitbloa. SiellG of objelmaa ia mpos
faorolaiiliio. SasielI on iita bom-
nannut, fiitos baneIIe maispoi{
taan.
S1n1nfirun 30 pGipGn iltana on
miesten iltantat bsalilIa. &ientdfad
fotIomcan mitG iieIlG miebet oifein
bon1mooipot. SppGfii febuipat fiint-
minfin bonlnliania. @ennGGn iilit'
rello joufolla ottomaan oioa.
OmpeIuieilran fofoufiesta Wirs.
IoienoobIin Iuona fobipitarjoilusto
oil tiiIoia $5.10. Siitos Mrs. 9to.
IenoabIiIle tpaiipoistaan ia pleiiolle
lhraufiestoon. BiimeiiestG ontpeIi'
ieuran fofoufiesta Mrs. Saaren
luono oil tl;Ioio $4.O2. aiitos moi.
poisto ia ubraufiesta Mrs. Saa'
reIIe.
Seiiraoipa fofous on % p. Wrs'
Serman aanfoan forniIlo. Wrs.
0angas totpoo iiIIoin ndfeipdnio
poIion pleiiod. Sasiell pitdd iielld
pubeen pastori ei ole iiIGoin foto'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
Tarmiaiumstnfien nenuutteliiat ba.
iaantmiuat faaiunttamatta bbteisg,n-
mGrrDstG.
2ofooRtniuat .jalleem fcsfi,uiiffoua.

aOfOOatn~at .ialleem fcsfiipiiffOna.
@afbington, Eoufof. 81. =
Jarlniafpnstlis fontiteo 5aiaantlli
t1nGGn ulioelleen ilman pbteispln.
nt1rrpfien iaaiputtanista, ienidlfeen
fun iotfut eorstaiabuoneen eorsta-
iista eboottomasti fieltdptpispGt ppp
tanlGsta eoustaiabuonetta iuoraS-
taan GGnest6mddii riibanalailesta
mienti oebenture iiunnitelmasto.
Senaatin forlitean jdienet piit-
tifpGt eoustaiabuoneen GGnestpflen
oebenti,re iiunnitelmasta iaatta-
man beioGt fpfenepifii ilncitta'
maan Ienaatille iiiuremnilla toiwell
Ia illinnitelman bppofipmiien. g.
oustaiabuoneen jGienet fieltdptpilpdt
fuiter,fin G1nestGm1std.
SnIee eittoamaam ebbptmfiem.
@bmstaiabmoneen fomitean idie-
net ianoitpat, ettG farmiaipustlis eff
6otus on bei6Gn puoleltaan preii-
bertin bpipdfipnta, iefa, ettd bdn
'tllee eittoantaan nlinf1 ebbotufien
tobanIa, mifi iii1ltdd bebentrre
iunnnitelman.
Oregonilainen ienaattori Ic-
gsarp, feraatin ntaantpilielpsfonlite-
an pnbeeniobtain ia fonitean emit
mdiiid ntiebiG, ianoi, eta fomitea
tilIee fofoontunaan iiiibelleen bno-
tnenno.
Gi epGrSimistG.
Senaatin fontitean idienet isditti-
pGt, ettd jog eoitstaiabuone oliii
to6ella innoffaasti ipastlstanut De-
benture irunnitelmaa len joEtajat
eipGt diff epGroineet maarateslddn
erifoista nintibulitoa fen danestd-
miiesfd.
G6nstaiabuoneen iGienet fititen-
fin ottilpat fen fannan ettd eonsta.
iobnone otti tuonlioonia oebentnre
iitinnitelman bptpGfipniien ienaatin
suolelta ionfitnlaiiena loitffauflena
e6nstaiabuoneen perustrslailliiia
siferffia fobtoon ia iuostuesiaan
SdnestGmlGGn iiitd, oliii ie tlinnusta-
nut fen, ettG ienaatilla oil oifeits
satina aIfuun tGrlG Iafiebbotiis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
EPAONNISTUIVAT RATKAISTES-
SAAN LAKIEHDOTUKSEN
SUUNNITELMIA

fin wirfailiiat opat rpbtpneet tor
moffaiiiin toimenpiteiiiin tpt0n il,o-
ieleniiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23

= @ictor @boien farntilla Sinf-
lepsid Diime iltnnuntoina oil iitu.
ret ilblat. Scr. ia Mrs. sSobr
aanfaan lapii iaatettttn enIin fas.
teen ormoliittoon. Mrs. &anaos on
Scr. ia @rs. 8i,tor slboien tptdr.
&astetoimitlifien jGlfeen alfoi bar.
tausbetfi, josia pastori 8isfari p,l.
bui pGilpdn eiuanfelinmin jobbolla
Snbeen paatpttp6 fattoi Mrs. glbo.
men ieliroflinnan bpipdfTt fabipipop.
oany iosta oil tiilojo $25.0O. Mrs
ia Scr. gboielle Ianiunme iliurei
fiitofiet ubraufiestaan Ieurafltnnr
bpluGfii. Samasia tiloiiultoesio
piel1 jGlfeenpGin luoritettiin obieI.
ntaa, m. NJ. laitlettiin uleita Gan.
teleen lauluia pirlun iGestpfielIa.
= Sairoslistalla gtorrien loca,
tionilla on olIut Wtrs. IolIe &an,
tanlGfi jo folnatta ipiiffoa. 21GfG.
rim laiilinnon miifaan ban iairas.
taa weriiiionen paiiimiien joboosto
aibeittuniitta iiidllistG fipua. y1pi
ban on fiiitenfin 10 porempi, mutto
pielG t6ptpp ola tpuoteesia.
Wfrs. Sacob MGfinen on min,
ifGGn ollit ioiraana uieanipia pGi,
mia. TGta firioittoesia ban lienet
porenpi. 2GbentpiG tietojo puutt,tu
Tastori ia Mrs. 8esterboci
poifienia Toiipon ia 8eifon fonsio
mime maonantaino IGbtitpGt Waor.
qettesta oiitoIIa Sronpoooin pmpd
ristoIle fpfdiIemGGn. Sc oliiput potd
iufiiIaiiisioan MeoopirIesia. Sofai
fin poIoiiipot iuiime tiistaino.
- Mr. Waatti seipi MeoobilIes
I'd on tlionut icurafunnon fasiaor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-23
Yostori ia Mrs. @esterbocf

- Mr. 0aatti aimi IeoobilIes.
I'd on tlionut ieurafunnon fosiaan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-02
MiChaeIson Posts Bond

CHICAGO, April 2.-Indicted on
three charges OF violating liquor
laws. Congressman M. Alfred
Michaelson of the Seventh Illinois
district will face trial at Key West,
Fla, May s.
MichaelSon surrendered to fed
eral authorities here Monday after
they had looked three days for him
to serve a, warrant sent from Jack
sonville, Fla.
The congressman appeared u11-
expectedly at the federal building,
saving he wished to surrender with
as little publicity as possible" He
posted a $4,000 bond in four $500
bills to insure appearance in Key
West federal court.
Michaelson was indicted in Jack
sonvilIe last October after several
Of his trunks had been seized and,
according to federal prohibition
agents, found full Of fancy liquors.
En- United Press
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Despite
the alleged abuse of port privileges
by Representative William E. Nor
gan of Ohio and M. Alfred Michael
son of Illinois, the treasury depart
ment will continue to extend the
courtesy of port freedom as in the
past, Andrew J. Mellon, secretary Of
treasury, has indicated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-02
STORIES OF DRY SLEUTHS
CONFLICT AT INQUEST IN
ILLINOIS RAID SLAYING
Is
Cleared in
i. S. Probe
Didn't Have Booze in His
Luggage, District At
torney Finds.
Bu United Press

81 JUttCd Press
NEW YORK. April 2--No liquor
was found BY customs officers in the
baggage of Representative William
M. Morgan of Ohio. when he ar
rived here recently aboard the liner
Cristobal from Panama, United
States Attorney Charles H. futile
announced today after "a prelimt-
nary examination.
Tuttle said thorough interroga-
ton Of all the customs men aSso-
ciated with the Morgan case dis
closed that no bottles of liquor
were found. handled or seen by any
of the customs officers"
In report filed several days ago
two customs inspectors charged
Morgan had four bottles Of whisky
in his luggage when he arrived here
aboard the liner Cristobal from
Panama.
They said the congressman ad-
mitted he had the whisky, but in
sisted he was entitled to free entry
because of his official position.
Morgan, Republican, who has been
a consistent supporter of prohibition
legislation, has denied that he had
the whisky or that he ever took
a drink.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-02
AMEND! ONLY
PUNISHMENT
FOR Staying
Judge DEGREES Payment of
S25 a Month to Son of
Dead Man.
KILLED BEST FRIEND
Voluntarily Began Caring
for Orphans of Victim
of His Rage.

The wrath of Samuel Fassman
must have hovered over criminal
court today and breathed q soft
amen" as Judge James A. Collins
administered justice to Harry Pilz,
26, of 923 South Illinois street.
Verify, an amen" although Pilz
killed FaSsman, his best friend, ad-
mitted it in court and walked out
with nothing bu a promise to
shackle him. Those who heard the
case could not help but believe Fass-
man would have approved the
judges decision, the meat of which
is:
AS long as Harry Pilz continues
to contribute $25 a month to the
support of Isaac, 10, son Of FasS-
man. left an orphan by the shoot
ing, he stays out of prison. When
he ceases to make amends &, sus-
pended sentence of one to ten years
will be invoked.
To Right Wrong
Between the lines of the dry legal
verbiage of the judges sentence
was written story of an unusual
attmept of two men to right a
grieyous wrong.
On Dec. 8, 1927, Ruben Cohen, Of
1920 Union street, walked into FasS-
mans barber shop, 805 South Merid-
ian street, and got into an argument
with Pilz, who was in a chair. The
argument got SO hot that Pjlz drew
revolver.
Fassman. hoping to keep his
friend out OF trouble, forced Pilz
into a back room. Pilz. white with
fury, wrestled with him. The gun
was discharged and Fassman fatally
wounded.
Three weeks before this Mrs.
Fassman had died Little Isaac
and Clara. a daughter now Ii, were
left orphans.
Fassman exonerated Pilz just before
he died in city hospital, declaring
him my best friend and yoWing
| the shooting was accidental,
Started Voluntarily
! Pilz. however, was indicted on a
murder charge and reindicted on
manslsughter. Oct. q, 1928.
Meanwhile, without the authori-
ties knowing anything about it, Pilz
started paying $25 month for sup
port Of the two children, who are
with an aunt in Chicago,
Cohen, under no legal obligation
| to do so, but mindful of the fact
that his part in the argument pre-
ceded the shooting, also has been
contributing SIS month.
These facts became publicly
known for the first time in the
courtroom today.
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AUTO SCHOOL OPENS
Women Are Instructed in
Safe Driving.

II believe in rapid driving some
times, if it is safe driving" said
Mayor L. Ert Slack Tuesday night,
in the opening address Of the first
session of the lecture course in eff
cheney driving.
Following Mayor Slack, Mrs. M.
Earl Robbins, president of the In
dianapolis Council of Women gave
a welcoming address
Tonight'S session of the lecture
course will take up the reasons of
the different units of the car, the
how and why" as well as the
what" of this pedal and that.
Miss M. Eta Simmons, general
chairman, will open the leeting.
the Hoosier Athletic Club, open at
The meetings in the ballroom Of
8 o'clock. All women drivers are
invited to attend and may get
ticektS free at The Times, the
Hoosier Athletic club, or the Hoosier
Motor Club
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WIFE, FRIENDS TO MEET
DR.. SHUMAkER AT GATES

A motor caYalcade will escort Dr.
Edward S. Shrlmaker to Indian
apolis Thursday when gates Of the
Indiana state farm at Putnamville
are opened, giving freedom to the
dry leader, who will have served
flfty-three days of sixty-day SEN
tence for contempt of the Indiana
supreme court.
Members of the leagues head
quarters committee. ministers and
ether intimate friends of the super
intendent, and their wives, will meet
at league headquarters in the
Roosevelt building and leave for
Futnamville at 7:45 a. m, accord
ing TO Ethan A. Miles, Anti-Saloon
League attorney
The cavalcade is expected to
reach the state farm at a. m. DR..
Shunaker will exchange oyeralls
for civilian clothes and step out of
the administration to be greeted by
his wife and friends. The return
trip will start at $50, with the Shu-
maker home at 1882 Broadway, the
destination.
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There, the doctors friends will
join in formal reception for him
throughout the afternoon.
He is to be the guest OF honor at
a dinner at the Broadway Al. E.
church, Friday evening. DR.. F.
Scott Mcbride. Anti-Saloon League
general superintendent, will be the
principal speaker, according to the
Rev. o. R. Mckay, First Baptist
church associate pastor, who is
chairman of the arrangements COM
mittee
The public may attend by making
reservation at the Broadway NJ. E.
church.
The supreme court today denied
Shumaker's motion for a rehearing
on the courts order committing him
to the farm.
Judges Clarence r. Martin and
Willard Geumill prepared a dis
senting opinion. The high courts
action marked final disposition of
the Shumaker case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-02
kIDNAPER HOL DS.
GIRL ; WEEKS.
Boarder Steals Child, Ia;
Caught in Cabin.

81 JHttCd Press
CAMDEN, N, j.. April Cap
tured after terrible battle late
Monday when he tried to escape
from an isolated cabin near SeWen
N. j., where he held a 14-year- old
girl a prisoner. Gaetano Adelino, At,
of Philadelphia, was to be arraigned
in central police court of that city
for a hearing today.
Adelino. who is said to have been
under bail in Philadelphia for at
tempting to shoot John Rego, a po-
liceman, OH March 3, will be given q
hearing on charges of taking Rita
Carulo, IA, of Philadelphia, from
Pennsylvania to New Jersey for
immoral purposes. Police records
also disclose that he is under $1,000
bond for deportation as an undesir-
able alien.
Adelino was a boarder at the girls
home at the time OF her disappear
ance.
When found yesterday i'll the
lonely cabin by state toOpes and the
gils father, Anutino Caulo, the girl
told a story CT indignitieS she had
been forced to undergo since March
8 when. she charges she was alb
Quoted by Adellno from her home.
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$1,000 XXX:s
Competitors Letters Un-
fairly Confuse Malt
Buyers, Suit Says.
XXTHAT a whale of a difference

WHAT a whale of a difference
w few Ks make-especially
in bread making. cake baking and
other Kitchen pursuits
Robert F. Friedman of the Hoo
sier grocery. 469 West Washing
ton street. says it makes $4,000
difference, and in a suit filed to-
day in superior court two he asks
damages and an injunction
against Sam Koby. Hoosier Malto
Distributing Company, 427 West
Washington street.
Koby. the suit alleges, is giving
unfair competition to the grocery
by infringing on a malt trade mark
which the grocery has copy
righted.
Many housewives seeking malt
for bread making, cake baking
and other kitchen pursuits buy
Koby's malt, which is marked
Xxx Triple xxx. believing they
are getting the grocery's malt.
which is marked XXX-Triple Ex
xxx, Friedman alleges.
This unfair competition start
ed III March, 1923, the suit alleges.
and Friedman wants it stopped,
so that housewives will know they
are getting genuine XxX-Triple
EX-XxX malt when they go
about their bread making, cake
baking, and other kitchen pur-
suits.
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DY 1889, Schultz was in Amer
- lea to play in the Boston
Symphony and to teach in the
claSsroorns at Yale.
Thirty years ago he joined the
New York Philharmonic and has
been here ever since.
Monday night a distinguished
audience. which had gathered TO
hear Toscanini'S last concert Of
the season. arose to cheer as
Schultz was introduced.
There was a check for 5000