La Junta tribune., 1900-11-03

vestsatisu showed that property was
pren.ed reports Of robbefies would 60
70 prove Il Isn't al this low Standard,
~ revealed In police-court roeoe6a.
costiag 6esh and blood? Couldn't some
Of Il be averted BY q decent enfoece-
mest oe the laws? Would such enfsrcs-
ment Of the laws interfere with the In
come ~ TAmmany men7 Ask q certain
state senator whose name is heard all
over town ~ the collector for the peol-
roe@ blackmAlL Ask any OF the ward
men" who may be seen going Into the
o61ce Of Adams, the policy king. what
thsy g thare for. Ak certain police
co0miaaiener who was annoyed - he
locked eut Of his back windows at
hons BY seeing directly into q peiiey
shop and who Aaked II they couldn't
move It OF some distance. not % much
because church near by objectsd ~
becAuss he didn't like to b reminded
in % pointed way Of certain sources
OF his income.
Ws0sa Decoysa to Nsw Ysek.
Nor ID this the end Of the indictmeat
against Tammany Hall ~ . destroyer
Of human lives for personal grsed. !
will take any one worthy of considerA-
ton In the matter to man whose busi-
neas It Ii TO send out agents to scour
the country for girls who. under prom
ise Of good situations. are brought to
ise Of good situations. aFe hreuGht to
was that business more nourishlng
than ut present In June, 1900, one ef
these cases get Into print siftaen
young women wese brought to this
city from the neighborheod ee Allen
town, PennsylvAnia- Na9t - thAm
were sent hoane. their pFusence having
been detected through aGsncies seeking
to atop this Wo9k. Thooe cases rot iAto
the courts: hundreds do not Tha 6e-
tails Of this commerce. are the 0eDe
shocking Of M that flourish under
Tammany rule. Il b q tra@e dat in-
vades the sanctity of the home hum
dreds Of miles away. Il tnGD af tho
heaftatFings OF motheFa. DOES Tam
many stop 1T No: somebody y max
ing money out OF It Nor 10 Il c0n0ned
to the white race. I know Q god
woman In whose veins there runs Aegro
blood. who was the friend Of the great
Frederick Do1gias, and In whom such
. man NJ the late @. r. Huntingt0n
trusted: who II the friend oe Booker T.
WAshinEton; who = known far and
WsN8 sss A1GN HoI9 - - - USpNA "a 0A4kA208A
Mteraxy talent: . woman reAned ard
dslicafs a. any Of her sex-who givee
mp Do0t Of her time In working against
tie designs of the trappees ef negro
weman GAipped here BY the score ffo0
the South. have the authority Of this
woman for saying that pictures Of girls
who have gone ON the stage are shewn
70 the comeiy light-coloced women Of
- South and big Wages are promised
20 others. Scores are brought here.
When they arrive they must work .
certain time to pay for their tr1nspor-
fAtion here. They are placed I'm houses
ce shame, held prisoners there, and
whan they emerge they 20 into what
are known - 'campa,s = Of which there
are about 200 In the city Of New York
alone. The women do the robbing for
tha1e caMps, have to 20 to jail when
canGht, while the man head Of the
camp swa4geTs around the TenderIoin
2 me clothes and idleneGs- Tammany
AAll'9 police know all about these
called 70 them time and again. I can
prUduce the persons who have asked
for relief. who have asked that these
negro ard white giris brought here for
WEoAg purposes be turned back by the
pol1ce when they arrive BY ateamahip
1n4 train, who have met with o stony
eeAeo ~ the police, and have had to
AGAt ~ vile agents unalded. I could
~ Da9o afeaf page with the most dis-
tk1nG seoetes taken ffom tie records
|Oe eAis tsEfibae txafHe. And why u II
- GtepDed Aak the men who peplt
~ e AL them what political orKan-
tnoe3oa tAsy heloAg to Ask them to
Wn10 theg pay nn0n4y for pcotectaon.
II - eoulA obtnln q vivid t6eA a the
eeet u AesA and blood of ~ ,Tammany
- e pealtieg, namely, make money
e1yh0W ard a19Where yeo can - long
- 20 eov9e - your 1xachn. ~ I'm
vialt any q - Aaif deooa refuees for
11nenstuna1e Wo1DsA ard eAil6ren in
Naw York CITY ard AeAe the stories
INT their manaoeHB cAn to1lof tAelr e.
|DeE5ence in TIE 1Ast TIVE yeaxD. Every
- - tAeee places has beeA oveyrun
with app1)catio0s for aheatef ana heIu.
Wc3en who - thef0 usually walt mn
- 9vezY ether Ayenoe b e1poed to them
Do6UeR thay Appay b hat kid of eAnri-
~. TAe Most ptfifu1 e IN tales Of hu-
- 0epeay1ty and suNusinG afs IN.
1z.4e4 t6sEN The n,AAaeefa cf every
[SNo19 49, tnglitnfScoa vssA oae *
1cny ~ - t1at 49, hava ~ %
- - lezg>D oGe1Ay 81 an.Eo naVeF
- = oo1a ~ 111e - 1T
me ~ heaz4 60 e0ce1fng
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