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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Jury Give. Neure.s $4,000 Damages.

Memphis. Tenn.--The largest YER
dect ever given a negro In Mis-
sissippl in Il personal injury suit
against a railroad has been returned
by a white jury at Cleveland, which
gave Emily Smith $l2.-oO against the
Yazoo 4 Mississippi Valley for the
death Of her husband, Frank. who VA
run down by a train last February.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Heavy Rain at St. Louis.

st. Louis, Most. Louis was
visited Thursday afternoon and night
and Friday morning by the heaviest
rain which has fallen In months. The
precipitation recorded during the IS
hours of the storm was 2.2S Inches,
There vas little OF no wind accom-
panying the rain, and no electrical
disturbance.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
to contradict.

How the leak occurred is unknown.
II has become known that the reason
the defense sought to force the state
count Of the Orchard affair. McPar-
land and GOOding a year ago made
public Il synopsis Of Orchards alleged
confession. This appears to have dc
ceived the friends of the accused and
started them on the wrong track.
Decline to Discuss It.
BOrah and liawley declined to dis.
cuss the matter. When the latter was
asked If the defense had Orchards
story, he said he did % think so.
However, a lawyer for the defense,
declared that he not only had a com.
plcte confession, but had conclusive
proof, ready to present, that many OF
Orchards statements were manufac'
turcd from whole cloth.
When court recOnvened Saturday
morning the defense had four and the
prosecution three pcremptOry chal-
lcngcs remaining. With only &c vcnire'
men left. 1t is believed a third extra
panel must be summoned. Darrow
says: 1T will ! impossible to com
plcte the jury frOLt the present venirc.
It seems strange That where Boise
residents are drafted they are all
bankers or prominent business men.
Every bank in the city has been rep
resented on the panel by president or
director, yet here we have 1000 trade
uniOnists in Boise. only one of whoa
haG been called. He was disqualified
as he was known to have prejudic1
against capital punishment. There
are ten socialists to every prohibition
list in the county, yet We have two
prohibtionists In the box, have exam
incd and excused five, and not one so
c~ialists has yet been reached. | car
not explain It,"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

Not only does Henry Nanness OF
Rockville, Conn, enjoy the distinction
Of being the only negro railroad con
ductor In the country, but h" has also
t.,2 n.onor of being one OF the mcn
who have been longest In continuous
railroad service In the country. having
been employed as q conductor for AZ
years without "A break. He has been
employed on the New York, New
Haven IL Hartford railroad since II
was opened Ia traffic In 1863.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Longshoremen See End Of Strike.

New York. N. Y.-The end OF the
strike Of longshOremen secms0o be
near at hand. a meeting Of the strik'
crs will be held Friday afternoon to
hear and act on the report Of the com.
mi'tec Of five strikers which conferred
with the officials Of the International
Mercantile Co. Gu Wednesday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

Tn" only English woman admitted
by royal decree In recent years to
any Of the ancient orders of Chivalrv
Is Queen Alexandra, who Is a Lady Of
III" Garter, As such her majesty
wears III" broad ribbon Of tn" Gar
ter over her left shoulder on state Oc-
ca|ona. tn" star upon the left shou!
der. and when the Garter IL worm
at al 1t IL claSpcd upon tn" left arm.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Services at Jefferson City.

Jefferson City. Mo.-Memorial day
was observed here by a practical sus.
pension of business. the state, county
and city departments also being
closed. There was u .prade by James
A.. Garfield post. Grand Army OF the
Republic. In which the school children
took part.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
HON0RDEAD HEROES
BLUE DECKS GRAVES OF THE
GRAY AND GRAY OF THE BLUE.
the DAY IS GENERALLY OBSERVED
The Thinning Ranks Strew Tombs
With Flowers and Hear lauda-
tons Of Deeds.

Wa hingtun Memorial day was OBJ
served here on Il more elaborate scale
tlaa usual. business "A suspended.
The program included IL parade or
the G. A. T. posts, the old guard, Span.
ish war veterans, other patriotic or
gani.atIOn8 and the militia Of the Dis
,ric, Of Columbia, decoration Of monu-
mcnts and graves and addresses.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

Salvador has sent Il sensible man to
represent II In Washington. The new
minister said the other day that tho
~Salvadorcan and the citizens Of the
other Central American countries are
getting tired Of war. They realize,
he says. that II all the money spent
for slaughter and the qualification OF
selfish ambitions OF some individuals
had been turned to the building OF
good roads. schools and other instru.
mentalitics Of civilization. Central
America would comprise n united.
prosperous and happy nation today.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

Though she Is not yet a social
bud" Miss Helen Taft has been
|nicknamed the tulip girl by her
close fricnds. The title had Its origin
In her fondness for a certain style Of
dressing, The daughter Of the secre.
tary of wal Ii almost II and will
come out In the last winter OF the
Roosevelt administration She 10 a
tlassmatc OF Miss Ethel Roosevelt In
the cathedral school. Miss Taft has
been In the orient and can rattle OF
Filipino phrases.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

A New York woman has been par.
slvzcd while listening at the tele-
phonc. Some one must have cut
loose at central for sure.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Services at Moberly, Mo.

MoDerly. Mu-Two G. A. X. pos'S
led the Memorial day procession,
marching To Oakland cemetery, Whrra
Rev, Robert Campbell. pastor OF the
NJ. T.. church, south, made the prin,
pastor of the NJ. r.. church, made the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

II has been computed that there are
~ 600 600 900 in gold and jewels at
the bottom Of the sea on the route
bct England and India.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

NitIIiEl'lI huy ""o Wv
served here on Il more elaborate scale
than usual. business was suspended.
The program included Il parade OF
the G. A. Il. posts, the old guard, Span
ish "A veterans, other patriotic or
ganigailOnS and the militia Of the Dis.
,rict Of Columbia, decoration Of mOnu-
mcnts and graves and addresses.
Services at Moberly, Mo.
Moucrly. Mu-Two G. A. X. pos;s
led the Memorial day procession,
marching T. Oakland cemetery, "hrra
Rev. Robert Campbell. pastor OF III"
NJ. T.. church, south, made the prin'
cipol address. Rev. Edward DusSor,
pastor Of the NJ. +. church, made the
closing prayer.
Senator Curtis Makes Address.
Concurlia, KaS.-In the face of Il
steady dO"nlpur of rain, Decoration
day was appropriately observed here,
but for The first time in history th"r"
were no flowers for the graves of the
dead. III" address for the day was
mad" to a large audience by Senator
Charles Clr,i'.
HOuenDcrg ~ STeenVllle, W.
Gre nyillr, lll.-Congrcssman w. \.
R~ohrubu.r. Of East 81, Louis, deliv-
.iCl Ia" Memorial day address here
to the largest a%uhi"nc" that has as.
50 mblcd her" ON Il similar occasion IN
years. The cn;ir" day vas taken NJ
in decorating the graves Of soldiers
and civilians In al four Of the city
cemeteries.
Accident Mars Galena Services.
Galcna, Kns.-DCcOration services
here w,r" interrupted by rain and an
accident in which -four aged worncn
narrowly escaped death. a team In
the parade became u~nnandgcablc ard
plunged into an abandoned mine shaft
about GO feet, the carriage Ovcrturn'
ing at the mouth Of the shaft.
Flowers Cast Into the Delaware.
Philad.lphia-Onc Of the features
Of the Memorial day celebration In
the city was the casting Of flowers
into the Delaware river by the naval
veterans in memory Of their departed
comrades. The parade halted at In.
dependence square, whcr" me statue
Of Commodore John Barry was deco,
rated with flowers.
kuroki Decks Lincoln's Statue.
Chicago-Gen. Baron kurUki, the
hero Of the Yalu. took part In the
Memorial day exercises and placed a
wreath on the monument of Abraham
Lincoln In Lincoln park. Union vet.
ctcrans were In charg" Of services
for dead confederate soldiers, many
Of whom are buried in OakwoOd. and
were assisted In paying their tributes
to the memory Of their comrades by
the veterans In gray. Seven thousand
veterans Of the civil war marched
In the parade.
Services at Gettysburg.
Gettysburg, Pa.-The Memorial day
service ut the National cemetery here
where II 5000 soldiers are buried, were
held. Congressman Tawney Of Min
nesota was the orator, After the
school children had strcwn flowers on
the graves Of the day, the exercises
were held on the spot where Prcsiden'
Lincoln delivered his immortal speech
Carthage Celebrates in Rain.
Carthage, INCORPORATION day wa!
observed by thousands Of people here
Notwithstanding the drizzling rain
Committees assisted the Women's Re
lief Corps and decorated the graves a
Park and Cedar Hill cemeteries Busl
ness houses closed and the city wa
decorated with flags.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

In order 10 balk the muckrakers.
the man who gave 100000 to
Princeton university concealed his
name.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

Paris cab horses work only every
other day and are fed on the days
they work only, not on the days they
rest"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Senator Curtis Makes Address.

C%oncordia, Kas.-ln the face of ii
steady downInur of rain. Decoration
day was appropriately observed here,
but for the first time in history th"r"
were no flowers for the graves of tn"
dead. III" address for the day was
mad" to "A large audience by Senator
EnurlIS IIIriIt
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
R~od:nbcrg at GreenviIle, ~.

Gre nviIlr, Ill.-Congr"sSiman w. ~.
Rohpnb".r, If East St, Louis, d"liV-
.rcl Ia" Memorial day address here
to the largest audi"nc" that has as.
:. mblod her" ON II similar occasion in
years. The entire day was taken NJ
in decorating the graves Of soldiers
and civilians in al four Of the city
cemeteries.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Services at Gettysburg.

observed by thousands Of peopl" here,
Notwithstanding the drizzling rain.
Committees assisted the Women's Re.
lief Corps and decorated the graves at
Park and Cedar Hill cemeteries, Bust.
ness houses closed and the city was
decorated with flags.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
JUDGES NOT MoLEsrED

We expect 70 sho= hat 81 this tirn= Sod
dsrd- GAbbeTr and Peabody were n0-e ro11tlT '
sbrsed than any nan IN Colorado. Goddard sai
Gabbert were accused Of beng traitors 20 taeir
party
D1rrow went zt length into tae political Sit
laTioa IN Colorado 81 tkst tine Re roid hsz
TIE members Of The supreme cOCrr were pIlio-5eSl
s1d cs-tooGed N the Denver papers s1d evea
tags were hung AZ half mast Ike hunE-T
dog seeking meal Orchard id this tine 70
70 Pettibones house and stared there" said
the attorney. Mrs. Petitions had gone ezss
s1d Pe1fibcls told Orchard thzt he nfgE. come
there and STAY BE Gid because he could
get cheap food ard lodging.
Yes Orchard was IN HsT-codS house asa
a. this time s1d We can prove T. bat he vas
not there o<ten and he vas never IN The bes-
roou-'
Darr0x quickly sketcSed fhe period a
Orchards travels from Denver 70 Wallace If
Orchard ever was here IN Boise he said We
here we know nothing Of II. but ne know thai
he did 90 70 Portland ana 70 Seattle szd then
he vent 70 wallace
at was 1be 6-st tine that he had ben n
Wallace since be had been driven cut by the
militia While there he saw I'd BoT-s sod
cisteS IN fbe Hercules nine.
They had al been poor he. bcr 1o-
they were rich and Ee was Z tramp. Orchard
followed his professto1 gambler and co166enee
nan IN wallace He visited many Dsrsocs
zisom he had known n the old Gzy@ezony
see Dave Coates. former lieutenant governor G,
Colorado who zsl testify before yen Coates =
= E1za without bleuisA bis nane and a nan
nzs 20 be pretty careful 10 live that Eay.
Wallace he mad net Orchard IN Denver and
asked the fellow what he was doing in Wallace.
s.orchsrc said that ke had ccns eo-e
old friends He said that he lad see1 Ps1lso1
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
EXPLAINS SENDING MONEY

Along with Johnny Neville and tia Neville
boy Orchard came 70 Denver after the IHde-
pe1dsncs depot affair. Orchard had eo1si5ers BE
money from the burning OF NeTille's sslpon- He
lay around Denver gambling houses and gUt
acquainted with Pet-ibone- He told Pert5hsole
that he was fugitive from cripple Creek and
wanted 70 leave the state
Here Dzrrow explained The defslss's Iheorr
as to the transmission Of money from Pstfibo1e
70 Orchard .'0rchsrd asked PeIfibone. he
said. TO keep sum Of money fo- hin saying
that he would write him from time 10 time.
PerEbons had q big safe where he kept things
Tor man! persons Orchard gave him the money
10 put away He also gave him a Masonic
charm and his membership card IN the western
federation Of miners and other 1rinkets Petit
bone went out and helped Orchard 10 buy some
camp things. fishing tackle etc Orchard went
10 Cheyenne with the Two Neviilss AT Cheyenne
he lcafe1 about Pat Mcr2n's saloon be never
asked Moran 70 20 70 Pettibone and get some
money and Moran ceTer went 70 Perfibo7e-
After Orchard disappeared from CEeFen1e
he did not come hack 10 Denver that rear 50 far
as any persons connected with this case know
But in the meantime j vas clziTned II Denver
that the western federation O miners had
caused the death Of LyTe GrezOTy. OR eTi-
denee viii show yen that the federation hsd 10
grievance Whatever against Gregory and knew
nothing about him Gregory had been deput!
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

aaso1s t1e o-h=rs. thar tsr- we're al rira 81
1e t1cE-Ar he'd steal PR1lsons e1iid- 60
iak1n< the matter io1e- szi1 r-st -
tho1Eh- that world - = good tht1- % d.
ss-Sec along 1cr vale ard n few d'.T~
Orchard came back and saiE. Wat d TrG
tank a. tat PaElsc1 caiIc b1si1sss- C1z-es
asked hin = le vas IN earnest snd he "a
E1s- hs Wa Coates saii- 4 never d-pz-lzai
TH7t Fou were - zsser s1o1EhE o. IL u
tock = c1llc ilto roe ucu-fzins acre q We
d-e L Fo1 ever s--ezpt Erch r1iEx r. q
have spec-si edition q nv paper N ne
n I've ElEu-ss Gs1cz1clrE voc-
TIE Gefe1se vi csll ~ a-xt witness as'
o'clock tomorrow morning and promises r1-~s
e-uSs examination = Exceptionally long 20 mzse
al q is rrcof witnin seven o. esE1t Gs-s-
BOISE. June 24-Ethsl Barryn.cr-.
the actress. Vas ano1E the spectacle.
az the Haywood trial during the afts--
noon session as were also Clio
PlnchOt- chief OF the oErssu q forestry
81 Washington and Judge Lsitrieh of
the federal court.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
Discrepancies Alleged
i'm Orchards Testimony
Linforth Testifies at the
Taking of Dispositions

The taxing Of depos51ions n this citV
n an e1ort 20 inapsach the s-o-y -
Harry Orchard al the Boise trial tne-
be placed a bomb IN 'front.' o. r ~.
Brzdley's door in Washington street
near Lssvenworth vas resumed yesteT-
day. " H Linforrh. who owned TIE
building and secured q SIC. .0aa jldz-
ment against the gas company for dam
ages caused by the explosion. was -
principal witness. He p-oduced ~
a1adavits made BY James NcPaT arl
the detective. and Governor Good rs
o. Idaho regarding the original cor
fession az the time that the local cor
porstioa fled its appeal from the 51dz
nent which held leaking gas pipes a.
blame. These afhdsyits varied IN o.
tail from the story thar Orchard 10 z
on the witness stand MCFARLAND saio.
IN part:
About SIS. on or about the l.rh
OF November. 1894. Orchard went 20 1hs
residence Of Fred W Bradley. a. trs
corner o5 Washington and Lesvenwo-r1 I
streets in the city o1 san FraEcisca.
placed a small screw eve in The fronr
door OF said far or residences. 20 whsch
he attached the other end OF a piece %
string that was fastened 70 the point
OF a pin in the cork OF the bottle &C
suiphuric acid and left the bomb OF
case. down by the side of the door
Further On MCFARLAND says
Orchard stated that be had got pos
sibly about a block from where Nr.
Bradley resided when he heard the e-
plosion-
Orchard testified on the witness Stauf
in the Haywood case T fastened t1e
screw eye IN the door the night be-
fore In answer 70 The question.
How far had you got before any eN-
piosion took place. he answered. 4
did not hear any explosion" To the
question. You had got entirely out u
the way he replied. Yes. sir
A number Of other discrepancies BE-
tween Orchards testimony ard The
a-idavit were brought out
J B Reilly. who testified On Fri6ar
that he saw a japanese working On tle
steps OF BTsdley's house as he passed
on the morning Of the explosion. ami
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
Darrow Talks All Day
to the Haywood Jurors
"We Will Convince You by
First Witness, He Says

BOISE, June IA great crowd
gathered 70 hear the speech this morn
ing OF Attorney Clarence Dsrrovv ~
Chicago outlining the purpose OF the
Haywood defense in combating the
evidence put in by the state The for
malities Of opening the session at an
emo. Darrow at once took I'D his place
directly in front of the IL solemn
Fisaged men in the jury box and began
IN the slow. mellow drawl, character
istic of him. TO state the theory and
plan OF the defense to be offered for
his client
Dsrov reminded the jurors Of the just-,r.ion
given them BY the court that they were 70 keep
thelr minds entirely open as 10 the guilt or n
5o 5ooeaes q ne accused man unil ali the evi-
1oa have listened 70 the theory and the evil
oeoce o. the state DsrToE proceeded s-Mr
haWleE covered wide snound in his o7seniux for
the state. and will have TO meet lin s-en
hy step The defendant has been charged specif-
iczilF with the murder Of former Governor Sfe,I-
nenberg- There had 70 be some nominal cbsrxe.
But the state has told that the case rests unon
giant conspiracy. of vhich the defendant was
The states sftornsy has told ron that the
murder OF Governor Steuneaberg was f.,t an n
ciosnt He has told you that the western fed
nit murder. control politics to hire IsETe-s
and do other criminal things
Part OF this IS true: psr1 Of il x nor .--,e
II Is true that there is labor orgznszatioa
KNOWN ss the western federation OF miners 7.
ls true TIE western federation OF miners has
spent mo1ey for lawyers. II was unfortunate
ort most people have TO employ lawyers st some
time another
This organization was really born IN 1922
1893. right down in cell beneath this court
room where Ed BoFce. the first president ne :
G prisoner and where row the three men
charged with this murder awaiting the judz-
me7t Of this jury To start out with they hIre5
lawyers. and they hired the best they could.
They hired Mr. Hawsey. DOW the leading conn
sci for the state Mr.. HsEiey laid out tie plan
Of their organization for them: he advised them
be was godfather Of the western federation q.
miners. and the men who formed the orgsui-a-
uo1 thought that II an innocent u1der-sk-
Ing Mr.. Hauley vas their first zrforner and
continued as their attorney for long time II
there was anything criminal in their spproprist-
Ing money for a lawyer the miners did not
know II
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
MINERS NOT aURDERERs

The western federation of miners is an IN
dustrisi- not murderous organization II has
from time 70 time taken hand II politics hs-
we are not going 10 hang every organization
which has done such thing II we did no eor-
po-ztioa would be safe The western fedora ton
Of miners did all IL could 70 pass the eight hour
law q Colorado. Utah and Montana II tried
TO elect friendly Cnited States senator's II tried
70 elect Mr. HsEley. bur unfortunately failed .
Dsrro- went o. 20 say that there vas 20
claim that the western federation OF miners
was an o-ga1iZzfion Of angels Angels don't
work in the mines. declared the attorney !;
they are the mine owners
Counsel went OF AZ length 10 outline the or-
He declared il was nothing but beneficial as
until 10 years after the organization Of rae union
that either Haywood Aorer took o11ce IN it
We not here 20 apologize FOR anything
that the western federation OF miners has done. =
declared DsrTur. ut has been fighting or
Eanizstlo1 from the frst. sri II il dies Il VII
die fighting organization Ii has had 3
rroublous career IL has been opposed hy every
cersce OF the mine owners. bur IL has prospercd-
Before the western federation Of miners came
into existence tie miners had 10 work from u
20 IA hours dzr- When they wanted food they
had 20 b1y il the con paly stores When rhey
we're Injured they were taken TO the company
hospitals where there little difficulty n
getting statement releasing the company from
ali damage
The conditions are Vastly different today.
The Butte union alone has paid OUT more than
81 100000 10 widows and orphans Of its mem
bers-this during the time that this alleged
criminal conspiracy existed
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
Case for Haywood Outlined
to Jury by Lawyer Darrow
Says First Witness on Stand Will
Shatter Prosecutions Showing
BY Oscar King Davis

BOISE Idaho, June 24With the crowded
than at the days OF Harry Orchards occupancy
OF the witness chair Clarence Darow took the whole OF tods
session OF the Haywood trial making his opening for
the defense II clever, striking performance, interesting
shrewd oTCeful presentation OF his
The speech combination OF argument based series
OF charges dproye destroy force OF the
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
LIES ABOUT BRADLEY PLOT

That sto-y abozt ths Bradley houxe vsz
sHethe- O Orchards pipe d-esDz. tE-0~1 n 70
We hsse deposition f-or. Mr. Brz6iev Il
Ealc1 n saws that rs hose wrecked
hy gss: lnat 1e snelec the gas Snd -h2t vhea
e 1Slfed rs cigar the expio<i01 occurred
MY Il -he oo1ab that this ESn Orchard hzs
cese--hed had exploded Re said i di6. ycE
coalc ao- have fccod a sqzs-e lneh o. Brsdi-y
SnTEae-s SIT lot a stick o timber Ct -
Eo7css- Ore-z-l never blew ID he E-ad1zT
ao1se and l tel you tbs EitECz- EsTs-< Az
IN San Frsreiseo when O-chz-d tHers
y e Co0leT Ess delivering Illustrated Lectures
on the Cripple Creek strike. 0-Shz-d went %
ne lecture o1e night and asked Copisr Z l.
lad heard o. fhe explosion Al BrazisT's hocse
eoFley said thsr he had sad Orchard then Ssf1
that Bradley lad E0s what h deSs-Ted-thz-
partially responsible for the Militia beng called
into the district
81 klsc-Eesl y was Governor SIscuezhsrE-
L i had 3pt been fo- hin said Orchard.
I'd b = rich msn today and III XIII kin u
II The lssT ACT g nv llfe-'
We VIII prove Orchards threats against
Sseg1sE EbezS-proFe tsz- lie ssid thai Stsraez-
berg mace hin p21per instead q million
sire- We VII prove this Do- bT C02l=y slo1c-
pll oy 7o1 less thz1 Twelve men and women
and they viii nc al y members q -he western
federation ef miners either We VIII es-znliSa
. cause 1c- ORCHARDS set against STs-osnherE
aad We feel that We cannot fail 70 co1rfrcs v0D
Orchard Erote 70 Peftiboze while II san
Frsncisco and asked thar some Of his money
Woi1- = clerk II Petribone's store Orchard
telegrzphed twice 70 PettibOne 1o- ncasF a1l
gave fun iasI-Uetions 70 how Il should =
SEM n what name AID everything Else Tie
Eo7ey was sent hiz as - requested
During al this time Psshocy Goddard and
Gabberr were al living IN Ds1ver. Net 90
CT these defendants lifted hsrd sEzizs- them
and not ooe q these nsr-HsyEood. Moyer o.
Pef1iboae-evea spoke % Orchard 4bout Pea
bo5y. GODDARD o. Gshh-rt. Eeo are tossy safe
and sounc-ssfe AZ least; / won't answer for
their being sound