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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-27
ANSWERS TO PUZZLE CORNER.

Hidden Name PuzzIe-Byron.
Letter Eni0md-Toys
Beheddfn0s-1) Shop-hop. ~ Prattie-
rattle. 90 ShGrp-hdrp
CHrtdflinOs-Cdrtoon (2) Wfndop-
soind. go Proiol-prolo.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
WEATHER REPORT.
Tuesday partly cloudy
tonight and Wednesday:
Warmer tonight.
An Afternoon Tea.

Mrs. Lon Dickey was hostess at
a pretty afternoon tea Saturday, in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Wilfred
Q. Lane, Of Valdosta, to which
thirty guest were invited. The
rooms were lighted by red shaded
candles, and the decorations were
lovely cream and red roses combin
ed with green fern. The tea table
was most attractive in its arrange
ment of Japanese dishes and Or
iental mats, and was presided over
by Mrs. FL. G. McFadden and Mrs.
J. j. Bull. Serving bonbons, sailed
almonds and marguerites were and
Mrs. J. B. Wall, Miss Emily Boyd
Miss Margaret McGaugh.
A pretty feature of the occasion
was drawingfor handsome plate,
hand painted in red berries, Mrs.
Fred J. Clark holding the lucky
number. The name of each guest
was written III a dainty book which
was presented to the guest of honor.
Mrs. Dickey received her guests
in a white lingerie dress, hand EN-
broidered, and Mrs. Lane wore an
exquisite gown of rose point lace
over white taffeta. Mrs. 81. G.
McFadden wore a lovely dress of
white lace and white hat with
willow plumes, and Mrs. Bull wore
white satin with a design of red
rosebuds.
The guests included: Mesdames
L. w. Meakin, E. K. Farmer, T.
NJ. Griffin. J. E. Mercer, G. A.
Holtzendorf, W. L. Julian, J. L..
Dorminey, James M. Macdonald,
T. L. Griner, Fred J. Clark, J. Z.
Turner, Alex J. Mcdonald, J. W.
Josey, William Rogers, Frank r.
Schuessler, Drew w. Paulk, J. C.
Knapp, D. B. Ware, G. P. Mingle
dorf, G. G. Smith, W. T. Paulk,
Minnie Dickey, j. L, Pittman and
Miss Stevie Timmons.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
Notice.

By instructions from the State
School Commissioner there will
be held on thelSth. and 9of Deem
Der an examination f& teachers
who may desire to teach in the
public schools of this Bee Hill Co.
All teachers now teaching under
licenses that may expire before
next July and all who are now
teaching under permits shall be
required to stand said examination
or forfeit the time already made
in any public school work.
The said examination will be
held at the effice of G. S. G. 5 story
building. The time shall be 8 o.
clock. a. 10. when thequcstions will
be opened. and no allowance of
time shall. be made for applicants
who may come in late. No appli-
can't who shall fail to be present
the first day shall be allowed to
partake of the examination at-all.
r. J. Prentiss,
166.2t G. S. G. 3. III, Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15

See Mrs. F. P. Stoner, GIGS. Lee
St., before renewing or subscribing
for any of the leading magazines
or club offers. Also before pur-
chasing your Xmas gifts. New
samples dress goods, stamped goods,
Mexican drawn work, Battenburg
pieces, initial handkerchief, Cali
fornia perfumes, powders and
creams, "Sempre Giovine (Always
Young), and Mrs. Stipe's Bon Ton.
Also plants for sale. tt
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
DUE NOTICE.

Fitzgerald, Ga, Dec. s, 1908.
To All Whom it May Concern:
This is to notify all persons and
corporations not to trade for one
certain note for $175, dated Nov.
80, 1908, and due October 1, 1909,
payable to L. L. Griner q Co.,
given for the purchase price of one
black horse mule about four years
old, sixteen hands high, as the con-
sideration of said note has failed
and I claim not to be liable on
same. 154-4w G. w. Young.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
Where the United States
Government Deposits Its
Moneys it is safe enough
for YOU to deposit yours.
We are a government de-
pository.
Exchange National Bank

Col. j. j. Bull spentSaturday 10
Ocilla.
Col H. J. Quincy of Ocilla was
here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mas. F. J. Hanson were
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Will Shepherd of Millege-
Vile is spending a few days here.
Mrs. G. E. Parker has returned
from an extended visit to relatives
in Savannah. Is
Mrs. W G. Arlington who
formerly lived in Fitzgerald passed
thro Sunday enronte from Ocllla
to her home in Savannah:
Miss Annie Melton was in the
city yesterday enroute from her
home in Douglas to Ooilla where
she is doing stenographic work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kilburn have
the sympathy of their neighbors IN
the loss of their child yesterday.
Mrs. W.. Josey returned to
her home in Americas Sunday
morning after spending week
with relatives.
Mrs. G. T.. Maxwell returned to
her home in Savannah Saturday
morning after a visit to her broth
er, Mr.. Fred J. Clark.
Mrs. Wilfird G. Lane and Mrs.
Minnie Dickey returned to Valdos-
faiths morning after a visit to
friends aud relatives at the Lee,
Grant.
Clever Wallace Hanlou is in the
city representing the Americas
Printing Co. 1t is quite possible
Wallace will take charge of the
Montezuma Record. If he does
we want to see the business men.
Of that town support him in the
proper way. He will give them a
good paper.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
Ford Automobiles.

. This may be said, with truth, to
be the automobile age.
There is no longer any doubt OF
their practicability, its the quick
and safe way. to travel, for short
and long distances, a city block or
IA thousand Mills, across country
]. and over any sort of roads.
n A hundred manufactures are
q running day and night to supply
the demand. New factories are
. being built on rush ord~rs.
4 - The Ford Motor Go is putting
Nup a new two million dollar factory
as fast AZ the material can be put
!, together.
There is no doubt about the pop.
I ,Alarity of their machine. In the
] c3pters you see. more Fords than
any other make and they are COM
!. ing to the country as fast as they
carf be turned out of the shops.
\ They have put the prices in
Afeach of the poor, and a man who
e:an afford horse and buggy can
afford a Ford. They have put the
price down and improved the car
in appearance and workmanship,
81 and durability. sslsezs
Greer and Dorminey have just
secured.the agency and have al
ely, in a days time, several orders.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
Col. L. Kennedy spent yesterday
and last night in Cordele.

The gala week will begin with a
big banquet by the Business Lea
que at the Lee Grant Hotel. The
Cosmopolitan Carnival Co. will
continue the fun for q week and
after that the big improvements
will begin and business will do the
rest.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15

The Ladies Guild of the Episco.
pal church will held their a
bazaar Dec. 22d, in the Greer block
next door to Selby's Cafe, all kinds
of fancy and useful articles for sale,
also home made candy and cakes.
Mrs. j. G. Knapp, Pres.
Mrs. g. w. Harrington, Sec'y,
If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
Special Notice.

Ny land is posted and registered
and l have gone to several and
asked them off of it; but from now
on I only expect to go to where they
arc hunting and find out who. they
arc and let the law settle the rest.
This hunting on my land must be
stopped, and especially my swamp
land. l55. 4w r. r. DoRMINEY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
For Sale at a Bargain.

5 acres adjoining city on the
west, all in cultivation and Stump
ed; s acres in oats; good six room
house and barns. Price 80, 900.
Part cash and rest easy terms. Call
or address. j. B. Bennett Lincoln
Av. E. D. No 5. 1926
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
For Sale

Five acres land, good house, 4
rooms, summer kitchen, a small
barn. Win sell ten, twenty or
fifty acres less than a half mile
West of city cheap, on Lincoln
A,r.: also one good horse for sale.
153-w 3w Charles FL. LouBs.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15

The Grant Street Barber Shop,
Fitz Hugh Lee proprietor. Hot
and cold baths. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15

yesh Dairy Butter at 25c.
he highest. market price for
Sc Furs, Dry and Green
B. NULL, 229 East
146-1mO-oew
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15

For RENTAL or part of two
story house, unfinished or furn,
ished rooms, near in, fireplace; al
most every kind of household fur
niture for sale; some counterpanes,
comforts, blankets, art squares
and dishes never been used. New
blue flame heater and cooker; two
cook stoves, sewing machine, baby
carriages and piano. ZIG W. Or
ange Ave. 156-ow.tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-15
Wood For Sale.

By the load or cord. Cut wood
always on hand and under cover.
Good loads and prompt delivery.
Phone 100. 1876 tusat.tf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07
Ten Turcnebc airfc.

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OF ibaa SeIie madttet relignere IRA
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al 2ooicS' SAL for ct.
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Ip Strife | Graafcrpi Serrcb.

Gp Strife | Sraaferpi Serreo. S
oct npe Serreb 8raafereis fsrite or
binere Webe neoiattes en- aomite
for at ifaffe Segnineer og itbarbeioe
Smfoitniugsoperilog for ben npe
Strife for Serreoet. Oct ~refererebes
Ell Stripelie ira 8rosierr Sans
&t9r % Srue ON at poe ct 9eleb,
efter Sieenoe 10000 ar., til Sir.
fens lloimpfning. Eli 8ienei9lo
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for aier % Samilie. Samtlige ier
SociaIiiter iteutte MOB bette SiIbuo,
iom intiolertio peotoges al be surige.
Goa SoranIeouine al Gi~rfebeparte-
mentet afgap Serreosipret en- uSta-
IeIie for, at araafersi Serreo ina.
reit ma opergna til eget Treite.
giGIo. Ian beilutteoe at earautere
ei 9elsb al 400 8r., Tom maneler
paa, at embeoets Snbt9ster ifal
naa op til Minimum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07
Spiiefammeret ryooes.
Spproan Cufelte Golf far bet.
en 2Gge tiger:

gu 2G9e Tiger:
Scr hi blep aifte opOagebe min
9one, peb at iGroeS | Srie, bpor Der
boeoe Solf al f~orifieaige Sannelie
og 2ipspiIfonr, at De 5arnilier, Der
briigte Yoinlm, | @ienneminit bar
beore itiaeoe emo De, JON brugte
Safe.
90 hi for to gar iiben bIep giitc.
par Goinum blano. Dor fsrite geitil.
ling of Groceries. @i forifaffeoe og.
iaa enoel Safe % Sbe for 8iGiter,
men oa biSie ct gars Sib bapoe Zig.
get | Sptiefnmmeret rioen at reres,
faitebes De oGf, % finn Goitum brug.
ties.
"Sil iea bar % gar sammeI bdoOe
ieg orilffet aaffe ifslse en- oa9Iig
gane, ce leg les itaois af ilet 5or.
bsieIie % ole Iisnenoe ltpasieIisbe.
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bar aue bisie Slayer fuIoitenbig for.
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ON ieg nogenimoe bar bopt benz"
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Battle Greet, Mid. 2es "Sbe &oab
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07
6uoen Sare.

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"Stapanger gIfterbloo" berettet ON
en aiaoprfer omfring 1S50.aorene.
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On Der bar iaaoanne Der paa
geitlanSet, peo ieg life noget iiftert
ON; men leg peo, at De ianotes paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07
Zen murife Gpnuoc.

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Iinn, er Der itiftet eli. np Weniebeo
meb Eait. Z. $. GabI iom Brett.
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Snl pUret ipaeIie. og Groi. z. 8.
MpShoIDt bar biitlpet bam meo 8e.
tjeringen al @~eniebeocrne.
Mr. cg Mrs. Ser. =. Sries
ienote peo lin Greit 9. 81. Srpoa
for ct Gnr Gage iibeu $4,000 til
SpnobcnS aasierer, Seraf bar
$4,000 til Rpbpaninscn / Sionr
Sails.
gf "9ittberif Senbebub" for
156e Snnuor fanr III bI. a. ~islgeroe
S~plnsninaer ON Weni9beocn |
groofIpn: a%ntalet al @srn / Ssu'
hogsIfolen err M ooer 600. af mi.
niiterieae sSorretninger bar ! 1907
uSTsrt iclgenoe: 396 osbte, 106 fon'
iirmercoe, 800 SG9teoieOe, 1856 ioro.
fuIte6e, $50 communicable; al
@uSstieneitrr bar Der boIbt 143.
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Canada, for at uuoerisae 6orboloe'
nc blonot Sc Ifanoinapiife 2litbera'
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niif. Iutberif Wenigbeo | nGpnte gp.
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ifrebnc Tom Meolemmer, og De teg'
neoe fla FOR ca. so 3oll. pr. Waoneo
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cen 12te Sonllar.
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for bore @ern | benne Spergong fra
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MrbeiDSfomiteern uonGpnt

Sslaenoe &omiteer Der itdl uareta9e BET
norifslutberife 8srnebieutS Spaeeforetas
genoe | Chicago, er mi uSn9pnte % bar
ale ertleret fig piaige til at tiene:
gbpoetomite:. 90. &. GbriitofferIeu,
Sormano hos 81. 8. Crane Co., 81 Ga
taIpa Ct; SIR. Hetterieu, SrrSter, 34S
9rate Goe.; q. e. 8luoerieu, &dpitas
lit, @eSlem af StoleboarSet, Ghanber
OF Commerce 9lbg.; s. ~. gbrtitianien,
Meblcm al o9 Rana9er Sobep Slrrni>
ture 60, SO gblrdiq Ct: aboIpb Ear
ion, 8eol @itate, ~grsGIberman, 1918
Iilpautee ape.; .. 3. anberien. tiolis
gere Gisbmaltb, 1870 q. Satpper Gpe. ;
q. Gbrabamieu, S~isbntarb, GgsSrriia
bent for Set norite Rationuliorbunb,
1905 Rilipautee abe.
Siuarstomite: 6. &. Solberg, 9ers
nebiemsforenin9ens Sormarb. 39S Ros
tonrac stue.; Sn6n Seriin, Real Gitate.
925 g. Rortb Npe.; antpn Yeterier,
Sabritant, 81 armour Ct; Oscar 8.
Saugan, Randaer al 8eaI gitate 2oar
department, State @uut OF Chicago;
Sirger SsIano, SER. Chicago Seiebts
2anS Gsi'n, Yr9iioent for bet rorife Ias
t~ionaIforbuno, 1873 Saction gIpS.
geg9e bisie Somiteer BIZ uteoe Inareit
nuliis % ta9e fat pda tit arbeibe. Spgs
aetomiteen bill operpeie be forIfieQi9e
Seeniu9er for BEN ube Srgrina, ion er
~inotonmet. og eues ON en- Ylar, Tom DC
/ Sen nGre 5renrtib bill fremlrgee for ct
grtramsSe / Observation-Disclosures.
Sinanstomiteen oil neo bet fsrfte
Iette ieare ct ipitenntif Snoiamlingss
arbeioe baaoe / 8peu % paa 2anoet
blanot Ssrnehiemmsts @euner. buabe /
gtenigbeSer os / S%orenineer. @aar Bet
giGlher at Jamie RibIer til Spfsrelien
al Den ube Spening, bsr ale pGre meo.
Set er en- SoItetS sag. Set Dor beoe,
q. bet er Solicit, iom bar bns9et.
@. &. GoIbera, Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07

Otter Sortismeite. 5ruen: "gor
a%offepige bar penerc Sat emo ies!"
Mtanoen: ~Sa, bum foyer oeiaa
beore emo 0u!~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-10
FRANCHISE LETTING
Dc curbed by Passage Of Bill In Ohio
eenate-Was Johnson
Measure.

Columbus. o.. April s.-As a result
Of the Ohio senate today concurring
with the house in action taken yes.
terday no street railway franchise
can be granted, or extended In any
city or village OF Ohio without fav.
orable vote OF the people. The meas
ure Is one OF the most far reaching
passed in years by the legislature.
When introduced II was Tom John.
son measure and was designsd TO pee
NIT city councils to grant franchises
without the consent OF abutting prop
erty owners. The Republicans at
frst fought the measure but decided
TO support It with the important ref
erendum amendment, and TO permit
franchises without property consents
only In the event OF renewal.
This is somewhat disappointing TO
Mayor Johnson as the bill In the form
in which II passes does not interfere
with the present privilege OF property
holders TO keep a street free from
street railway traffio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-10
TACTICS
OF TOM REED PUT
TO SHAME
By Report Of Rules Com.
mittee in House
Williams and DalzeIl
Quote Poetry at Each
Other-Cannon Wants
to Know About the
Paper Trusts.

Washington. April SIT was a
dreadful day In the house. To the
horror Of the fllibuster with It's mon
otonous maddenlns roll calls, there
! was added the infliction OF poetry"
Minority Leader williams was the
first offender. Parodying, he said
Thomas Bailey Aldrich with some
lines about the time when the Repub-
licans will be ready to enact"
Then Dalzell, quoting williams ex-
ample and saying he hoped that gen.
tleman would not object, said he would
drop into poetry. Well, nothing to
equal It has been heard since Mr..
Watkins contribution to campaign ly.
rics.
Incidental to these there was q
more or less bitter discussion Of a
new labor and time saving device sub
mitted to the house by the committee
on rules through Mr. Dalzell. A vet
eran observer remarked after hear
ing II read that II Tom Reed and
his committee In the 51st congress had
proposed anything half so drastic,
there would have been revolution
on hand. This provides q complete
program for the house up to next
Monday morning with automatic re-
cesses, no adjournment 70 be taken,
thus avoiding roll calls. Friday and
Saturday are to be devoted to general
debate on the naval appropriation
bill.
Another rule subsequently reported
authorizes general appropriation
bill as amended by the committee by
one vote. BY the terms OF this rule
the District OF Columbia appropria-
tion bill, reported to the house yester-
day was passed.
The house refused TO pass over the
presidents veto the bill transferring
Commander William Wilmot White
from the retired to the active list of
the navy.
Messrs. Gaines OF westVirginia. and
Hardwick OF Georgia, denied that there
had been a fist fight over the Belmont
publicity bill at a committee meeting
yesterday.
The Cannon resolutions calling on
the attorney general and secretary OF
commerce and labor for Information
regarding prosecutions OF tho paper
trust II any have been instituted and
as 70 the organization and conduct or
the trust we're reported from the ju-
dietary committee and passed unan-
Imously without division.
Chairman Foster reported the naval
appropriation bill and Mr.. Hobson
was given leave TO file his Views In
'avor OF the construction OF four bat
.leshlps.
Sunday, May 10. was set apart for
sulogies upon the late Representative
Meyer, OF Louisiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-10
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks TO our many friends and neigh
bors; also the Uniformed Rank, X. OF
p, Buckeye lodge X. OF p. Lily lodge
No. 1862. X. OF p, Stark lodge. |. o. o.
r. Encampment, I. o. o. r.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes No. 81. knights and
Ladies of Security. Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Daughters OF America No. 10, McKln.
ley Post. @. A. r., the Faddis class
First Christian church, the choir OF
First Christian church and the First
Christian church for their kindness
and sympathy during the illness and
death of our husband and father. Al.
bert ]. Criss. We also wish 20 thank
them for the beautiful floral offerings
sent during the funeral Mrs. A. ].
Criss and daughter. Jessie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-10
SPR|NCB0RN
May be Charged With
Conspiracy to Commit
Grand Larceny
THAT $4,000 SWINDLE

South Bend. Ind, April s.-Formal
notice has been served upon Prosecut.
ing Attorney Talbot by Attorney w.
A. McInerny that Hon. William J.
Springborn. president Of the Cleveland
board OF public service, will be charg-
ed with conspiracy to commit grand
larceny in the sum OF 10000. and that
the affidavit In this action win be
shortly filed.
Springborn's own sworn affldavit,
signed by him and In the records of
the local police court, Is the basis up
on which this action will be taken.
Springborn's AFFIDAVIT, sworn out be.
fore Police Judge George c. Feldman.
fatty contradicts his story told in
Cleveland as to the manner in which
he was bunkoed out OF his $4,000.
The warrant sworn out by Spring
born here fatty declares that he was
induced to bet $4,000 on a wrestling
match, under the assurance that the
match was fixed. and that he would
thereby win $4,000 Of somebody slse's
money without risk to himself.
Here is the substance of ths afil.
davit, in which Springborn. under
oath, relates how he went down TO
sting" and was "stung."
On April 2. says the afidayit, the
defendants did unlawfully and felon.
lously allure, entice and persuade VIII.
liam J. Springborn into a certain room
in said county (where South Bend is
situated) and did there unlawfully and
feloniously, by fraudulent representa-.
tions In regard to certain wrestling
match to be wrestled on the 4th day
OF April. 1908, that said match was
fixed and arranged In advance so that
one Of the wrestlers by agreement
between himself and his opponent was
to win said wrestling match, and by
betting and wagering $4,000 on said
wrestler who was TO win said wrest-
ling match said William J. Spring.
born would win the sum OF $4,000;
that by reason OF the aforesaid rep
the affiant was induced To |
wager the sum OF $4,000 In money.
the property OF the atiiant."
When the match was pulled OF two !
days later, the said Springborn. he re-
lates, under oath, was bunkoed. and |
departed without his coin.
''The said defendants" he relates,
did feloniously keep and retain the
said $4,000"
II is now fairly well established that
the man who held the stakes. and who
pretended that he had put the money
In a safety deposit box at the Amerl-
can Trust company. never placed the
money there. but that II was divided
among the swindlers soon after the
bets were made In w. G. Fleming's
room at the Oliver hotel-room 500.
by the way. which was right next to
the room (50s) occupied by Spring
born.