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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

A great deal Is being said 10 THIS
campaign ABOUT the prosperity 81 the
farmer under protection. the fact
is the farmer IL prosperous Just he
cause he Is Of the one CLASS which car
vet defy the trusts that are made
possible by the tariIT. The farmer
does not have to bay all Of ms ioot
from protected manufacturer III
does not cat cured meats or ans Other
trust goods. The trusts have not go'
him com pleteiy az their mercy, hn
the chain IL beiug forged for the I'll
ler OF The soil. ile Is the last groa
class ID get IN the net, but he Is get
ting there lust tho same.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29
n.~ntI~. ,ot>r,tt>n>

TIE candidate tor county treasurer
90 the democratic ticket has l,an in
the banking business FOR over t1rtv
years. In the generation I'm N6lch
he las handled the mon OF the
pooglv De has gained 4 reput ton for
conservatism aud integrity credited
to hut teS IN the financial Sorld
The name Of J NJ IaU.>iorf is q
synonym In Leuihi county fur care
ful o1nAiuS II, As a banker. be hl,
gained the reputation for cousci vative
oanNias, aud perfect trustworthiue>,
dues 1t not stand to reason that tut
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

ial and pleasant young man. lie not
only has the Iu plicit confidence of
the people as To personal honesty, but
has their friendship, regardless OF
party. lie Is taxpayer and has the
interest OF the business interests OF
the cLnnty at heart. He Is Young
man OF excellent clerical ability anC
should he he elected, which Is most
probable, he VIII make record II
the ot1lce Of which his friends viii
have reason To feel proud.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

Most OF tbs saloon men viii sup
port the republican ticket, said a
republican saloon keeper Yesterday.
1--WE are not afraid OF that declarh'
ton for local option In the republi-
can state platform, for We kno" the
republican party never keeps It's
promises. Look a. the pledges made
Ia the republican state platform Two
years ago. How many were kepIf
Mood River Mlner
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

The forest reserve tax that is lev
led against iemhl county 10y the
forest reserve policy IS more than the
profits on all the products shipped
out OF tie country. There Is but one
result 10 come from this policy. IL
means a general disaster,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

The Recorder wishes 10 say "A final
word Tor Roy II. lIerndon, the can
dldats on the democratic ticket Tor
assessor aud collector, Almost every
bndv In Lsmnl county knows Roy as
an honest, capable, Trustworthy, gen
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

The election Of Seth Bait TO the
Sheriifs ONCE means that The law
breakers in the saloon business must
otty the las aud that the tiuhorn
gambleTs must seek other pastures to
make their neiarious business profit
Ida
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29
rERMs nr sr,nsCR1rrInN:

II Bryan Is elected the forest re-
serve policy viii be reformed No
community will be burdeue1 10 sup.
port an extensive political host.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

The republican policy Of protection
has advanced the price OF wood In
salmon - per cent. The same In
crease wlll be duplicated every year
while the republican rarty Is Ia pow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

uower no more than Luther, Calvin
Wesley or hundred, Of other promI-
nent characters. who have existed III
the history OF the world.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29
Pays High LIe.o..

Massachusetts, has =
habitants which receive !.
ally from a single hotel i.
sell liquor. This Ia hsl,. - =
highest license fee paid & 4 =
States. The fee is nes,,. i
amount paid in Boston =.
cities
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

Every saloon man, every tin horn gambler IN
the county are lighting Ball for sheriff. why
are they doing III
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1903
TWO KILLED; TWO HURT.
Fatal Accident on the A. q. a A.
Railroad Near Fairburn.


Tyrone. Ga, Jan, %. Foreman
Mcfarland, white, aud VIII Taylor, a
negro, were killed. and four laborers.
all negroes, injured more or less SO
riGusly In a wreck on the Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic railroad Ave
miles southeast OF Fairburn Monday
afternoon late, when the train
going toward Atlanta. loaded with men
and material, rounded a sharp curve
and struck the end OF q telegraph pole
that had been placed across the track
about two miles north Of Tyrone, In
Fuyette county.
It Is thought that the pole was put
across the track by some person or
persons with intent to wreck the train,
Foreman MCFarRnd's neck was
broken and he was otherwise crushed
In the wreck IL was found ncceS.
sary to amputate ley OF one OF tho
injured men.
Omclals az the Atlanta, birmingham
and Atlantic railroad state II to be
their belief that the polo was placed
on the track In order to wreck tho
work train aud thus inJuro the road,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23

Baton Rouge. la. Jan. 22s-fTaa
Louisiana state railroad eommlsaian
has decided thst II could not mare 4
rais pfohIbItlnE railroads from -.
tslVtuE liquor altered Toe shiPmeai Ia
To prohibition territories. A patiatoR
for . FullRE ~ this nature vas asfe1
for By he ~ lSuia. Iroa M0antaia
sod southern 0a the kTOsnas that
whisky shipped into pFobibltloa tesgs.
tory and not called for SIS g dad
weight 90 the roads hands. a. a
could No be- disposed 81 on seeoant
OF rhs prohibition lavs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
CAR OF COFFEE SEIZED,
First Seizure Under Federal Pure Food
Law in Tennesaea.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 22.-Based
upon information furnished District
Attorney Tillman by the agricultural
department, United States commits
sioner Doak Monday issued a war
rant OF seizure for car OF coffee
shipped by New Orleans house to q
arm in this city, in alleged violation
OF the pure food law,
Before the warrant was executed,
the coffee was unloaded. However,
at the store OF the firm, elghty-four
bags Of coffee were found, which, II
vas stated, had been contained In the
car 1t was marked with stencil.
polished coffee. The coffee was
seized, 1t being arranged with the Arm
to leave 1t where It was until further
action by the government
The seizure was the first to be made
In Nashville, and probably In Tonnes
see. under the provisions OF the fed.
eral pure food law. II is charged
that the coffee was adulterated In the
pure view Of the law. in that II Is said
to be colored and stained by use Of
chemicals, The chemicals used. II Is
charged, were French talcum and yell.
low or chroma, and the effect OF the
chemicals on the grain Is said TO be
to conceal defects.
Under the provisions Of the law the
coffee will be- analysed and II the
charge made Is substantiated. the
whole shipment will be condemned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
seooNGR MAKES PLEA,
Sought To Prevent enforcement Of
New Rate on Central.

Montgomery, Ala. Jan % For
mor United states Senator spOuncr's
address Vas the feature ot tho rail.
road state litigatlou hearing before
Judge Thomas o. Jones. In tho Unit
cd States court Monday, H0 repre-
scented ilo Central Trust company NJ
New York, which seeks 10 prevent tho
enforcement ~ the new rates on tho
Central ot Georgia. The bonds OF which
II holds.
The ground IL that any reduction
Of revenue will make II impossible for
the road to pay Interest. Tho posi-.
tlon taken was that the company had
q riga, 10 an investigation Of the real
condolences Of the rstos, and having
Buch right. II could 10 into what
ever court II chose 10 seek redress.
The cases are not suits against tho
state. but. rather. efforts 10 determine
whether or not tho laws will make Il
impossible for railroads to live undor
than
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
pon. nlas Asshblshep EarsNsll !.

Rome. Jan. ~ Archbishop RIoF'
dAh, Of San FfaReisco. WAs received
IN . private farewell Aadissee BY Paps
P1us X MOndsy TAe archbishop con.
ErAlaiatsd The popa % his spestJ -
eoveTy. The pope. Who WaA lookihs
we'll ahd IN Eood Spirits. Eranisd AFeh-
bssbOp RlsrdAn eli he asked for In e"s'
hsetlon vHh his di0esss and AathOf-
lrAd bin 10 lAse the apostolic Dsns'iic
tion a. the faltAisl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
oIVEN FULL LIMIT.
Wood campbsil Sentenced 20 Twenty
Years In the PsnltsnilaFy.

WOoo Campbel heHteNceu 70 IWanNy
Years In the PeAltsntlaFy.
Columbus. Ca. Jan. GAIA Muaco
Eee superior court Monday Judge J..
n. Martin sentenced Wood &. Camp
bell. slayer Of LO1la r Edwards. WaO
Wak on Saturday convicted Of volan'
tsry msnslADghter. 10 rNenty yearH 10
the peniienllary, the full limit
In doihs 10. Judge Martin severely
arralgned tho defendant. his words
creating a sensation IN the court room.
HO said that Campbell should DO very
grateful that the jury ana his lawyers
had done 10 much for him Ito eFill
eiEed Campbell severely for bringing
his wifea name into the trial. aayiDE
that from Lbs evidence ha Nss not
Jusli6ed In 6odBg 90
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23

CoinmbnS. o Jan. - Tho TIRES
Ice dealers q ToloAo. n. & EFp0n. "
o. Bard Rns J A. Tillsv. Sho sore
ssat 10 TIE vorl Akyslas 40 punishment
fOv ioFmiRS 81 30 traa GOT little
cousoiatioE In the decistoa Of The 80.
pFoms court "a 'heiF shssa Tuesday.
the eoaFi Interfering wtth thoss ssn.
tssess oaiy 20 ~ - 10 hold tAs1 tbsy
shouia have been ssatsnesd 20 the Sail
Iasisad, $50 thsy are sept baek 70 bs
Teseateaesd. TRey Ssfs Fissn .
years Ssstsaes ss4 = ass o. 8 co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23

there Is nothing TO indicate that ne
intends TO be any more lenIent with
her lie has publicly stated that he,
personally, does not believe her story
and there Is no question that ne will
do all In his power to break IT,
The only new feature OF Evelyn
Thaw's story al this trial Is that which
deals with Thaw's jesire to kill him
Set. Monday she testified to the de-
tails OF an attempt. that ThAw made
20 kill himself at the time before their
marriage. when they we're travelling
50 Europe. She also told Of q prOpo-
ca he made I'M New York that they
Kill themselves together. Neither
OF these incidents came out in her
testimony ~ the frst trial In an
SWer to the district attorRsy's quSs-
'ions Monday, SAe stated that sac I'D
80 tell these incidents because ThaW'S
lawyers were afraid they would make
Harry out too crazy"
Unable under the law 20 even At.
tempt to show that I9velyn's story II
untrue, the district attorney will iS-
vote himself 10 an examination de-
''gned to show her tnsFedtbility a. .
witness. II being alleged that Thav
vas driven 70 q state Of insanity
when ne took Stanford whites life
because Of the story she told him
TIE Law does not concern itsslf vita
THE truth or falEaty Of that story. The
prosecution. Of course. canaot hope 10
combat her statement that abe told
go story. ana tss only thing the de
'rN attorney can DO b "a attem7i 70
ShoW the jury. By ATTACHING her cred
i'lliy, that u b improbable that she
ever told 70 ThsS ths story Shich
shs has dstaIIsd on TIE stanA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
n,..lu,lsn p,.s,Ie.nr Ena.a

70, Au.pnafs. Hayti. Jan u -
Cotsvamsht forces have attacked me
taua ~ ~, Mare. sbisb vas held ~
Shs Fsyolgu0hlsts. The FsTo1atl0n'
tets surrsaas.~f after . slight rests.
tApes. TIE t0VsTnmsni forces tbsa
marched towards GOsaiVss. watch y
con bi~tslY sgFF0aa1%d TIE sossFp,
ma5t eoaslssfs tas rs40isiioa - praG
tieaiiy sndfd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
al. Mos.,, pie,ures Allowed

Montgomery. Ala. Nov % Al tos
meeting OF the eity ooaHcil Monday
night an ordnance WHs ADOPTED u
prohlbt he Use OF any p1ctsTs Of hpy
Tomaa nDoe or partly 90. o. IN asti
,aae other tAaA ono Of modassy. On
sny bottle Of lst0IieAnis OF shows is
any barroom. May o. the Asmbtfs
waited u 70 apply alsO 10 bf'i boaTds.
bu, sh,s failed 10 pass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
MINE WORKERS MEET
Nineteenth Annual Convention at
indianapolis, Ind.
MITCHELL CALLS TO ORDER

Convention VIII Remain In Session
Until After January 80 on Which
Date Miners and Operators Of Cen.
tral Competitive Field VIII Confer,
indianapolis. Ind, Jan e.. The
nineteenth Annual convention OF tho
United Mine Workers of America open
ed Tuesday In Timllne hall with one
thousand delegates. representing the
anthracite and bltuminouS coal pro
ducers. The convention will remain
In session probably until after Jan
80, on which date the miners and
operators OF the conual competitive
field will meet in conference to dis
cuss the revival OF the Interstate
wage agreement. Should the operators
decline TO meet with the miners the
convention will then determine upon
the organizations future course.
Except this, little OF Importance will
come before the convention which has
especial interest as marking The Of.
hcial retirement OF President Mlteh'
ell. who has been at the head Of the
organization for niue years Tho MI
ners have voted by unions for new
offlcerS and the tellers are at work on
the count.
President Mitchell WAS loudly
chccred when no eutercd the hall He
merely bowed his ackBow Judgement
and called tho convention to order.
The work OF the credentials committee
was the hrst business
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
WHY DRIVEN TO DRINK.
Improper Cooking by Wives 10 Cause
for Men seeking Drink

Improper Cooking BY WIVES 70 CAbse
for Men Seeking Drink.
New York. Jan % That most wo-
men cook ~ badly that they drive
their husband, TO drink was the state
nent made by supreme Court Justice
Greenbaum. IN an address At the He
brew Technical School for Girls. AZ
ter describing tho excellent work be-
ing done by tho school, the justice
said;
"In this country. the cooking II far
from what II ougnt 70 be. particular
~ in the country district. where ma
ture has endowed the soil With all that
shoulI make for ideal conditions az
N food Yet the average woman
there knows nothing about cookihg
The cooking Is vile. Children are
nourisbed Improperly. The wage earn
or the brsad>uinnsr. does not receive
oropsr food ~ sustain MIN. ! have 10
doub, that many men 30 90 saloons az
algai Just because they srs improp'
erly pourighc.i a, bone H."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
READY TO TAKE HIM UP.
octosenaFlan Advertiser for . vie
and oetR 200 Answers.

Montgomery, Ala. Jan. 20. A few
weeks ago Samuel Ming Of near the
town Of Union Springs. advertised for
q wife.
He has received over goo letters Of
women ready 10 take him up. They
c0ms from all sizes and kinds. ages
and stations. Some ask for travel
money and some viii be satisfied II he
arranges for a ticket, Others want Io
know HE age and his standing and
still others are willing 10 come along
the moment no says 20. paying their
own way.
Ming 10 over eighty, but IL strohE
and active. lie says ho 10 willing TO
take good care Of woman. lie Is
re, lug his friends 10 help him decide.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
u,.nploy.s He'd nsss lAssslasA

Bsflin. Jap - --t1Ve mas nesS
isEs of tie rpsmpl0ysd. OTgasisea -
De soeialists sess he'd Tuesday n
TIE o. yinE districts ~ Ssfiia, F'aiiy
shesr ihoufahd nsa we're m etia1
Sapes. EtrouE 6oiarhmsats q poilea
yer. naGs0ara IL ne viz1ssy. lister
t,rsseo uas nat aeaessesy. teNes6Ts
a. sAs nsesinSs wese estollY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
sPELR AFTER LOCKER cLuss.
Judge Says Federal Law haS Not
Asen Complied with,

ueoW NoWplNu WNNs
Savannah. ia. Jan, 20. Tue
locker club 10 Georgia Ia not 10 tour
lAh unmoleHted.
Trouble scoms " be- looming up Tor
this oasla In tho desert Of tho thirsty.
Tnls trouble IL not lurking In the
actA ~ tho coming legislature, but
awaits the clubs In the term os tho
United, states court for tho aoathega
district OF GepggiA. which Coaveaes IN
Savannah on feb. 80.
Monday Judge Emory SpeaF SOME
I'd the docket Tor tho term lie viii
return to hold court beginning p'eh'
ruary 30. Mht43l
Asked about tho status Of the loeks
er clubs 10 Georgia, Judge Speeg eats,
ad great surprise when no said that he
would charge the Unlted states Grand
Jury that tho clubs are conducted "
opposition 20 The statute requiring th
each place whero tquor Is cold or
dealt Ia any way shall pay . license
OF S95 Ia the federal E0VeFamSai.
zach and every member Of tho elaba,
said JudEe SpceF 10 uador The Law.
liable for. such = license aad 70 bost
II In q conspicuous place Thua fag
the members have In ma ease complied
Wi,h this Law. and the Judge says be
vili charge the jury to Investigates
this omission.
This. Of course would msan the
death ~ the locker Cluba.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
70 osvsIep chIns.s Mlnoe

AmOy. cAlSa. Iaa a. --'rheRe bee
been oFERhixsd Chihsss eowpany N
open ne iFoa aad coal minsa IL tha
vleibity ~ AWt0w aity Ave miles e.
tAs southwest u TsaaH Taig. 1na
capital of Cas company 10 %. oaa. e64
the development of ths mines. whlek
iBeisdss tho construction " afty miles
81 nsTFos EaaEs FailrOaA. Il IN ehaF9e
Of EnkliEh snEiRSsFs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
n,,..ltl. No suleIaas

Kaas nl.s. TsAR. be. ~ "A, q.
wos,wiss sssFsgssy asa ,feasssST q
DC Alnsrean pap@ eompanFs this
sssY, consisted puieiaa wttt = fsaeT
R1en6aF, 6TsNG . few wemsats later
49, Nssttna zen q eete - hls wtfs
onssra NJ ktt ~ the eeeae y
~ ~ ~ "a eee q
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
run" OF COIN COLLECTORS.
aUb-Troasury BssIsssd BY Parties A.
ter Nass $50 Geld Plsesa.

aUb-Troasury Bssleasd by Parties A.
ter Nsw $40 Geld PlSess.
Chicago. Jan 2S.--Coin collectors
made q genuine run" Monday % the
NnitAd states subtrsaSuyy. TOT sever
al days me news hes Ssea sipoalat
ing that NOReay the subsFeAsuTy
wOuId begin the distribution OF eio..
900 Of the medal prev go gold
pieces. the stamping Of Which wsS
stopped shortly JtSF the hrst Ioi vas
turned out.
In m hoar anA . hah Eve huAAFed
psrSous bad sled past Cashier RaS
sells viSdow. paid go ana Fetlred
with . bright goa piece soaring The
o.. GaHa@u'a design Of liberty "kiOk
lnE hlEh Z"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23

sfkoon. Ca Jan. 21-.ASQFs saae
ss.eoe b. special ,Exss have besa I'D
snts ns esaaly iTsasa4 So ths yeas.
Tas CaEeeasF J0sNe tss ma1s g ~
hsit3a nne4faa ihts agae ltaH - ~
e. oceuass - rpeN9a Ifaee. ant ~
iestsns 80 sAsi a ~ -
n8 - root
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
FORTUNE AWAITS HIM,
Search for Boy In America Who 10
Heir to English Estate.

Heir TO English Estate.
New York, Jan % "A title and
a fortune OF perhaps a million dollars
are awaiting a hyCyear-old boy In
America provided the boy can be
found
Search Is being made for him oil
over the country and Darwin De Cola,
San Francisco lawyer. is now In
New York prosecuting the search. The
boy Is the heir OF Sir Malcolm Tnglis,
who died in Dublin three years ago,
leaving a large fortune A number OF
years ago VIM. Inglls left Ireland At.
ter a disagreement with his father and
came TO America. II IL known that
no married a New York girl, but none
OF the Dublin family knew who she
was For some time Malcolm IL
glis sent a small remittance to bis son
in America. but when he learned OF
his marriage. even this was stopped
and from tina, time on father and son
did not communicate with each other.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
RACE RIOT N OHlO
One Dead, Another Dying a
Others With Crushed Skulls
INrOxICANrs CAUSED ROW
slavS Were the Principal Participates
in the Rlot--ons Mans Head Was
Beaten Almost to = JsIly-sSVs0 ~.
rssts Made by the Police,

Lorraine, o.. Jan, ~. One soreign'
or Is dead, another Is dying, while q
third ls seriously injured aud seVea
men are under arrest as the result
OF two race rots nero Monday night
\ new SALOON Just opened, gave
away beer and many foreigners be.
Cnmo Intoxicated.
a crowd OF Slavs became lncena~d
At one at their number named Voneka
au6 white several men held him,
others cut Town u young troO and
beat his head to jelly,
At the sAmo time on the East Side
Yolln nako was attacked by seven
men and Ia now IN hospital With .
crushed skull, steve Kortlty. who
tried to help him, also had his skull
fractured
Seven men arc under arrest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23

Toxic, Jan. 11-sTha regsizT SO.
s'"a Of Tne diet o1ensa rsGniay AMI
We various eammittnes ~ste sppcinE
ed. ne diet WiII as 60 Tuesdays.
IaurSAaSs an4 ssinresyH RrouaiSr
sAio4ns a6trsua osiIinlnw tks poiifI
- raa EeYwnmsRk Ell ~ na6e q %
szssetsd e. Ia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
EVELYN ASA WITNESS.
Faces JerOme's PitiIeSS Cross
EHaminatiOn,
BUT HOLDS HER OWN WELL
Fully Determined TO Fight District
Attorney win His Own Weapons.
story Practically Same as that She
Related at Former rrIaI.

story Practically same as that She
Related At Former rrIal.
New York. Jan. 2t.--Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw's real ordeal began Tuesday
morning. Again she faced. District
Attorney Jerome and his pltiless cross
examination. She knows what she
has before her and from the an
swers she made to his questions Mon
day, Is fully determined to fight him
with his own weapons. The story
She told on her direct examination
was practically the same IS that
she told on the first trial nearly a
year ago. except that certain details
were omitted, either on the objection
OF the district attorney or at the d.
rection OF Thaw's lawyers. No de-
tail Of the story was overlooked by
the district attorney.
At the first trial Mr.. Jerome sub
jected Evelyn Thaw to a cross.exam-
nation that few women have been
compelled to undergo. This time ne
has started on the same tack he
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MaNIGUAS A FLOTE.
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pHede jugaTse,
PNsGe que con O8O "OpkN" 50 kln pGFi!d0 gran
d0S SumlS Dc 6InGT0.

QQs la policfa do New Jersey hR tornado
las pEimsTaa madidRB para la Suppression del
iuego en- IoB YapoFCitoB qus haCen lR tRave.
afa entire New York y Atlantic Highlands,
DO Supo hROs POGO, CUando la pOliofa 20 me-
tic dc impEoYiso On 81 "Ssnlly Hook" ,
con f Ic6 todoa loa naipeg que 0atuvieFon
30 aloanCe, diciondo que haHta que los va
pores no eDtuvieFRn tEsB millaB do JeFD0y,
81 juego eatAbB pEohibfdO.
Con eata motive lB "Union NsWB C0." ="
hR dRdo 6Fdene1 & I0B 0mpl0adO8 de sue
bRECoB para que no 90 ls den bAEsjAg log
paBsjsr0S, con objsto do svitAr el juego.
"Esto hA impsdidO uno de los mas di
vsEtidoB "paHatismpOB" en- que 20 entFote'
nfSn los visjeEeB-dios 81 ''HeFRld"-En
alguuos de GsoB barooB, CisntOB de pGgDjsFoH
90 hediCaban al juego de ''pcksr."
"MuchoB do sBQB iugadORe8 son bAnqus'
roB corEedoEeB de Wall st., de Now
Yolk, ? ne informa que en- muchRU OcaBio'
neU, On 10 tFavssfR do New York &
Highlands, que solo duFa una bora, 30 han
pordido miles de dollaT8."
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do iugsE fots, y ''sndoBarn0A'' = Rplau'
dim0B 10 conducts do lR p0liCfR,