11OSHKOSH MAN, 21, ADMITS A CHARGE OF MAN%AH6HT£8Roland Juhnke to Be Sentenced Monday at Rhinelander—Retired Railroad Man Dies After FightKhinriandef. Was.— —Sentence will be pronounced Monday ! on Roland Juhnke, 21, of Oshkosh,; who pleaded guilty late yesterday to fourth degree manslaughter charges.Juhnke was charged with strik-I ing Joseph Burke, 61, retired em-} ploye of the Northwestern railway, -Sunday, the blow rupturing -IBurke’s stomach and causing his : death yesterday.The fight followed an argument between Burke and A1 Wilson of Lake Tomahawk, with whom Juhnke was staying, over damage done to Burke’s garden by Wilson’s cow. Burke had been living at Lake Tomahawk since his retirement.1 LEFT HERE IN’ SPRING ] (Roland Juhnke is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Kerman Juhnke, 200 Winnebago street He left this city early last spring seeking employment, and has been employed by a lumber company at Rhinelander.Neither his parents nor local authorities had been advised today of the affair mentioned in the above dispatch.Juhnke attended local graded schools and the High school. While in this city be participated some-_ what in amateur boxing. He *! weighs over 200 pounds.\ The young man has the reputation in this city of being quiet and unassuming and the news of his arrest on a manslaughter charge came as a distinct shock to his friends and acquaintances.)