davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
"Se9 CT GmtI
&mnoien, ie9!''

) ct grep til "9annebroe" iortnI.
ler Sperre 8atursion fsIsenoe Si.
liorie ON, bporIeoeS gmil annbien,
Wanben meo De Ter Sanier, forIeoen
nfllsreoe en- frpf Iiben Sppepiae
Sronobien. Den minoer 10 meaet
en- Slettumgutten, men fan nof
iGttes poa Srpf for BET. On Serre
bar bIepet iraitioalet noeIe 9enge,
lem beroebe | bans Saffe, % benne
Saffe bang paa gGggen | bans gG.
relic, meoens ban bar hoe en- Eur.
San ienote Itrar guo cfter "SroIb.
manoen", iom iotte fla eonife olene
iroe 8Greliet for at "ie". Snart
Ter" ban 9sren nabnes, % Ell @ut
tiger inb. 8utten gaar mob ct Stab,
iom itnar i ct Sisrnc al 9prcIiet,
oubner en- at 9sreue, tager en- Vaffe
no oe goar itrar fin Sci ieieu.
sitter FER" ban 9sren oabnes. Den.
ne Sang er oct en- l,rg Hige. Sum
ier iig fsrit ON | SGreIiet, oerefter
itprer bun fine Iiitenbe Sieb moo
.Saften, Tom berger paa g9gseli.
Otter at bare inoerisst TO al 9on,.
merne timber bun 9engene | ben
treble. Sin itiffer Ell Sebbel %
nogle SsIppenec til itg % niger iig
oereiter no al Isren.
9nubicn benpenote fig iaa til Su.
tets Sertinbe, bcifriper 8,,tten %
cen unee Gisc, o9 Sertinoen bar
itror pno oct rene meb, at Butten
por benoes cgen Ssn, % Yisen Ell
ing Eiae, iom pantebe ser | Suiet.
Ger blep III UNDER ct eler anbet
IaaIflib ienot @lto efter gacffil6enL
iom itrnr eiter ~irbianotii @.
"Srolbmauoen" gif poa iloen Sno'
leoniue og Smipeb.
Set or beoit, Sc itrar eiper
1enecue tiIbooe, iom Ge fog no al
Suffeu / SGreIiet her peo Sioen
Of.
Seq iea - ieg -" itammeoe
Srstcnen "oa @ltb, ieg bar life
paret inSe / gGreliet Ell Sang"
"@eo Se, bpem ieg er?" tiger
Srploulanbcn.
"9tei, ica tienber Gem ifte."
ga. ieg er emil 4nuolen icg."
Ga par Der ingen ubuei l9ngere.
Cen lille Srsfen mnatte saa til &c.
ficnocIic, % iioeu ifpnbtc bun ii9 at
ifaife Se itiaalne Ycuse tilpeie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Sar 90 Oatter.
Ut %eienspmmelist Isoc.

Ser itripeS til "Sreblabet" ira en-
al geitlonosbperne:
- Set funbe maoife, Sr. 8eoaf'
tpr, intcresiere Ceres 29lere at hsre
ON ell life bperoaaSlis SegipenbcS,
Ger %iurupIig ianbt Steo Der.
ga 5orboloene ! Dor gp or iaa
imaa % aienneniigtige. bar life ben
Ictale Gresie bersrt Siloragelieu.
9pens Srsaniit er enfenano. 6or
roaIe aar iioen forloo bans Gatter
huis Gang. oe %iiiifunoerpiSuins
ran ieIp leSeoe, plubielig Siemmet.
Sum baoSe iom lin @orSarp itaa.
enoe etpar Suien aroner | Stebets
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21

Spor. Srsfenen babe itrofs peo
fin ferite SptrGoen antaset ct anbet
&apn emo tit eget iom 8iinituer-
napn.
Sr9t % mismooig orog ben
GnntIe biem oper 8riitiania.
Get bar | forrige ltge, at bans
Siemreiie fanbt Steo.
Saarbt geir bapbe man bapt, %
Den @amle bapoe bolot fig UNDER
Saf / i'm 2itgar ocn belle Sib nGiten.
Wen ga man oampeoe no fra &ri.
itiansianb, iif man Ell poffer aften.
Den @amIe gaar op paa 9pftet
for Of npoe jim aitenciear.
Ser Ipeer Yianomuiif op til bam
fra Salcnen.
Set er nteget goo @uiif. Sg in'
teresieret ipsr ben gamle Mriifer
Stprmanben, iom iuIt gaar iorbi
bpem set er, Tom ipiIler.
- Get er Ell 9orif.a merifanerin'
Sc, iom tom omborb til os ira
Danif.I meritaboaoen ifpelb, ipares
Der bant.
8InoieIig beapnoer Den Spiaenoe
csioa at ipnse:
Oct farer siennem Den 8antle.
San ipnes, at ban ifuloe fienoe bent
nc Stemme. % 90 bpao er Oct,
bun ipneer? CIR bet life en- al bans
eane Imaa aompoiitioner2
Get or ben lille religisie Gang,
iom ban ielp Dor melt glao ! al alt,
bpao ban bar ifrepet.
90 Stemmen! SO, BET er bertoes
Stemme - Oct CIR Satterens.
SON maa boIoe iis | RGffen for
life at iegne ON.
Som balpt / Srsmme = bette bar
ie for piounSerligt til at bore gir'
teIigbeo - gaar ban Srappen neo
ca tiger mo | SaIonen. On elegant,
icrtfleot 9ame iiooer peo 8ianoet
meS @pseen moo BAN og ipnger.
Men, ban fienber 10 Saaret. San
fienoer Raaoen at fsre fig paa, mar
bum ipiaer. 90 iaa bepeget Tom
benSes Stemune lpoer, foroi bun
iunaer hans Gang. Sau bill lie ben
til benoe, fate iis ON benbes sails,
trpffe benSe til fit 8rpit, - men ban
betanfer iis. Oct fit bore benoe icm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21

inb pna Sofiren, Der imibIertio ieIp
er fomrten eIioenbe neo ab SeiIgar.
net. Men imilenbe pifer ban I'll.
ifuerne tiIbnge - % giper fig til at
iGtte Trenaen fammen iaien. ct
RiebIif cftcr inbiamIer be begge
Penee for Goreitiuingeni
Wn fortirtter Rifor6 Sfymiot
ororct iaoIeoes:
"Denne Gorcitiaing, Der er bIepcn
lapet al forffieiIiee Doisns o. mango
@ongc, bIep inotil De minbite gnfeIt.
beoer inoifteoet / en- 8rotofoI, iom
effer nsie @ienemI9sning unbert,a.
neoeS at 5iiifuerne. Spor operraIfet
blep DC lite ole, ba en- amerifanSf
SonrnaIiit bite benz lcre 5otoarafier
at Den idrnme 5%oreitininal Vaa bpert
gtaeoe fnnoe man ie Safiren o.
Diensen iiobe peItiIpasie o. imifenoe
pad en- Naatte. af be andre Sina
par Der intet at opoaaell
nnoer belle 5oreitiuinsen baooe
5afiren life reiit fig fra lin Maaitr.
men bapoe ! @irfeIigbeoen finn ltnoer
concentration Of fin Spmarfiombeo
fortalt EiloraeeIierne, % oct fascine.
reoe TitbIifiim bopoe aIene eaen
5ontaii Jet unoersierningerne.
I'll ben osoe fotogrofife ylabe
fiinoe 8afirens SnofpbeIie imioIer.
ito lite itreffe fig. Der finbes Ser.
TOR fnn en- SorfIaring: Sinouen
piDfoIogiierer % bppnotiierer fine
Silbsrere. San brinser oeres gono
! en- iaaoan SiIitano, at SoreItiaina
life repr9ienterer onSet emo SnobiIS.
ming"
9a BET life ipnes mitIiat at al.
be nosen fornuftig Sorflarina, iom
er beore emo oenre, bIiper man bel
neot til at taae imoo ben. Nen bill.
lie iGliomme Sing! 90 iao er ser
enooa itaoig benz iom or enbnu MGR.
telisere, flint Dc openifisbet fan for.
flares foritanbiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21

fcm til BAN. San inur fig berior
for at gaa no, gepGgeIien boloer
paa at pperp9lbe BAN. Wen iom
ban inur iig, uoitsber ban ct opbt
ioart Sui.
Sangen itanier.
8eb Siben af Snbsaneen til SaIo.
men bGnger TO itore Speile.
San fommer til at fate ct 9lif
ino | ct al Dem.
San msoer Ct gniigt oerinbe.
Sun bar penot iig paa Yianoito-
len for at ie efter, bpem Der iufteoe
iaa opbt bag benoe. 9ereS Zine Ter
ino / binnnoen.
De miller til binanben.
9a blir geppgelien ben @amIe for
Iterf.
Sau griber fig til Siertct % icg.
rer pm.
Satteren iler til.
SeIoispis Dor BET fun en- &eipi.
melie.
- Men mat % meoto9ct, iom
ban er al Sprgen og al @lGoen, for.
maar ban life at ipile Srgel / i'm
Strife / oen nGrmeite Sremtib.
Sans fi9re 9atter ifaI, iaalebes
icm iaa ofte, fsr bun reiitc no ! Ser
ben, pifariere for bonr.
Seq er iiffer pna, at Dor Strife bill
blipe itupenoe fil0 al 6olf, Der pil
tsre bort 9psborns, ben unge Dill
licnerenfes Muiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Gn Somplot. @aoom I

Gn SomplOt. @a6om Sontus:
"Sobn, min Sppiae fonmer ibag, og
ieg maa bd MoteriaIerne imorgen."
Sr. Gontlts: Spa iir on? Ga on
life, on bopoe ifrepet til benoe, at
bun life ifiiIoe fomme Der Tor ! nGite
Mnoneo2"
Mabm gontuS: Seq ifreo oct;
men bun ff aIorie greoet.
Rr. Sontls (gribenbe | grpitIoui.
men): "aoinoe, bette er ct aomplotl
Spis on oirtelig bapoe snifet, at Sp.
pieen life iflIoe fomme Der M, ioa
bapoe on ielp ooerruft SoItmanoen
9repet. 9u piIoe life ba git mig
Oct. for at ieg itiIoe IGgge Oct /
9reptaSieh. SEQ ffisuuer Stregerne,
@aSam. Der bar on grepet bit!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21

gofanifinteresierct Scipaenbe q
Narfen: Son De iise mig, ON
oeirre 9lonten tiIbsrer arbutusfami.
lien2"
gaatinaneen (a~fpiienSe): "Gei,
poa ihgen Moooe. Den tiIberer
9olmmnnen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21

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The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
Poultry Industry

Messrs. Peterson Bros, gu.r
and poultry Ieolcr, advise u- t"ai
during the past ninety da,- tHr'
have shipped % marke, more t.au
-, 900 worth OBJ poultry Up tu
three month, sgo there bod been
practically o., shipments BOB thl-
line from TaHa, ard l.e.
figures demonstrate Char ta" u"..
uy industry D. mp,dIy urra- nr
These gentlemen also advise U.s.
that they always GET the top lr.cr
for Swishcr county stuff. a~ the
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
rAs DANCING SEASON.

The Young lad (who was at-
t.ng on a sofa which She hal a.. 10
hcr.sf. TO Deg farcrte admirerl 1
thoue YOU arr mind reader
"Hafheri In an expert said the
young man. piumug Die evening
drcs7 a.
"WdI" looking az the vacant
space on thc sofa. don't bel. eve
IT, ILLUSTRATED Rita
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
AutonlbilcS.

For sale or trade. VIII IRA e.
Jackson Touring cars for Plain,
nud or good Vendor Len Notes
Address,
billiard. Powell Land Co.
Lubbock, Texas
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
For Sale or Exchange

Au interest in one Of the .afpro'
ua.t established and paving hu
Iac~,c- DO tue Panhandle couDI4
For particulars, address box II,
pHrlIew, Texas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27
THE LAST TRIP
TO FERNANDINA
LARGE CROWD WILL LIKELY GO
DOWN ON ATLANTIC
roMoRkow.

The people Of Brunswick who have
enjoyed the excursions of the steamer
Atlantic to Fernandina each Sunday
during the past two months, will only
have one more chance to make this
very delightful trip.
The Atlantic will leave her wharf
in this city at o'clock tomorrow
morning, and returning will leave
Fernandina about $50 thus giving the
excursionist about five hours in the
Florida city.
For tSs splendid inside trip Captain
White, of the Atlantic, has made the
unusually attractive rate of $1OO for
the round trip, including trolley line
fare to Amelia Beach and return in
Fernandina. AS this is the last trip
of the Atlantic it is safe to assume
that large crowd will take advan-
tage Of the occasion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27
Negroes Body Found.

The body Of Sandy" Clayton, the
negro who was drowned while jump
ing from the steamer Emmeline at
the Mallory wharf Friday night, was
found yesterday morning only short
distance from where he fell into the
water.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27
A New MATCHMAKER.

A. Rothsehild the well-known jew
eler, has Just secured the services OF
L. Robin, of New York. who viii ar
rive In the CITY Wednesday from New
York. to accept the position Of watch
maker at Mr.. Rothschild's place Mr..
Robin comes to the city highly recon
meuded He has had "a years exper-
ience in the business
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27

Beginning Monday night illustrated
songs will be given a the Grand in
addition to the new moving pictures.
Tomorrow night as a special feature
the management will offer a burlesque
on the Salome dRnce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27
Another Storm Reported.

All vessels in port and ready for
sea are awaiting the development Of
another storm reported to be central
near and south of Porto Rico. moving
south. It is hardly expected, however,
that the hurricane will come this
way.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27
BATCH OF ITEMS
-
AROUND The CITY
VIII open Tomorrow.

The several private schools Of the
city viii open for the term tonior-
row. At most of them an increased
attendance is expected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27

The Walkin. a child's shoe that
will wear longer and look better than
others. We have a large stock on
hand Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27
A WIND AND transform.
Hardest Downpour Brunswick Has
Seen IN Mary Months

Irunswick was visited by . heavy
rain and windst,rm Yesterday which
arrived early IN the day and contin-
ued through the entire night For
only a few minutes during the day
ia The rain cease, and May low
llaoes in The city have been almost
flooded by the heavy deluge
The rain was accompanied by a
hlgt wind, which blew most OF the
day 1t was not of sufficient velocity
to cause any damage. but a number
Of telephones in the southern seqicn
o. the city were put out Of business
AZ an early iious this morning the
conditions looked more favorable and
W. may have clear weather today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-27

Winter oxfords for ladies' We have
just received several shipments that
are up to date at Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-13
STEAMER WILL UNLOAD 1T AT
TERMINALS OF BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
1t Viii Then Be Transferred to the
S,rachan Line at the New Docks
by Rail-company May Now
Secure a Wharf.

The action of the Southern railway
in refusing the steamer Emmett Small
of the Macon & Brunswick Naviga-
tion company, to land at their new
dock terminals, was discussed in
Brunswick business circles yesterday
to some extent and efforts were made
by Z number of citizens to arrive at
some plan whereby the navigation
company could secure wharf for
their various steamers and thus avoid
the trouble that the line has been hay-
ing with the railroads, but nothing
definite was done.
The Small remained at the Bee Line
terminals during the day and yester-
day afternoon it was announced that
the 259 bales of cotton which com
posed her cargo and which was con-
signed 10 the Strachan Line. would be
accepted by that line and that the cot
ton would be discharged at the Bee
Line terminals and transferred to the
new dock by rail.
The situation resolves itself into
rather a peculiar one. The Southern
can hardly be blamed for refusing to
allow am pposition line to land at the
terminals, but still il is claimed that
any other common carrier would,
without any hesitancy on the part of
the Southern, be allowed to land at
the terminals. The officers of the nav
igation company claim that it is a
gross discrimination on the part of the
railroad, while on the other hand the
railroad people argue that any other
line would do exactly the same thing
under the circumstances.
Efforts are now on foot among a
number OF Brunswick business men to
secure permanent wharfage for the
river line. Ii is believed that suit
able wharf can be easily secured and
whenever the steamers bring freight
to be transferred to any of the rail-
roads the company will be called on
10 pay the shifting charges.
AS stated above the Strachan Zine
has decided to accept the ESQ bales
of cotton and 1t will probably be un-
loaded today.
President Small and Traffic Manager
Gamble, of the Macon & Brunswick
Navigation company, are still in the
city. bat have nothing to give out as
to their future plans just at present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-13
WILLIAM j. BRYAN HELPS
STRUGGLING STUDENTS

Denver, Colo. Nov. 12,-William J.
Bryan's philanthrophy was brought to
light last night by close friend who
said he had become tired of hearing
people call Mr.. Bryan selfish
He declared that while on his tour
of the world Bryan found eight young
men who impressed him as intellectu-
al and laboring to educate them
selves.
In each case the game was hard
and unless aid had been given, they
must inevitably have failed, oppor-
tunities. abroad not being the same
as in America.
Bryan, he says, has one protege in
China, two in Africa, one in St Pc
tersburg, one in Constantinople, one
in Japan, one in India and one in
Greece.
Out Of every dollar Mr.. Bryan earns
says his friend, he devotes ten cents
reliSiously to charitable work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-13
ATTEMPT rorWREck
PASSENGER TRAIN

Perry, Ga, Nov. 12.-Sheriff NJ. l..
Cooper arrested John Henry Jones, 10
years old, and little Lloyd Warrington,
10 years old two negroes, charged with
an attempt TO wreck the train on the
Perry branch of the Central railroad.
Two pieces of iron railing three and a
half feet in length had been placed
across the track, the two ends cross
ing in the middle of the track and the
other two ends extending over the
rails. The engineer on the passenger
train saw the obstruction in time to
check the train sufficiently to prevent
any damage.
The youngest of the negroes being
only 10 years old, was released. The
other, being 13 years old, was bound
over to the superior court for investi-
cation by the grand jury at the April
term of court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-13
EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP IN
GERMANY SPREADS
DEATH.
Twenty Seven Bodies Recovered and
the Work of Reseuine Con-
tinues - Probably 200
Have Perished.

Hamm Westphalia, Germany, Nov.
12.-An explosion of fire damp occur
red in the Rabbed mine this morning
and of 400 men who were working in
the pit at the time, only thirty-six
have been brought to the surface up
to the present. OF these all are more
or less injured and one has since died.
One hundred and fifty men are en-
tombed in shaft No. 2, all of whom
are believed to have lost their lives
Already twenty bodies have
been brought to the surface and 300
men are still underground in grave
peril. About seventy now have been
brought TO the surface. Of these
majority are more OF less injured and
one has since died.
Rescuers arrived from all directions
and the work of getting below was at
once organized One of the shafts,
together with its elevator cage, HAS
been burned out making the rescue
work difficult. An improyised cage
has been sent down with corp of
rescuers who made heroic efforts to
reach their comrades.
AT l o'clock the fire had made such
headway that the rescuers had to be
called back to give way TO the fire
lighters and the flames are still
spreading.
The vicinity of the mine is sur
rounded by police and the public is
not permitted to approach.
Despairing scenes are being wit
messed among the crowds of relatives,
who have gathered outside the police
Gordon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-13
SHOT HIS BROTHER
DEFENDING SELF
AND WIFE
WILLIAM SPHINX COMPELLED TO
SHOOT DOWN HIS BROTHER TO
SAVE HIMSELF AND WIFE FROM
AN ATTACK.

Warrenton, Va, Nov 12,-Defending
himself and his wife in his home, as he
alleges, against midnight attack
made by his own brother, Henry Sphinx
shot and killed William Sphinx at
iopewell, twenty miles nCrth of here
yesterday. After a coroners inquest,
which fixed the responsibility for the
killing uron Henry Spnk. the latter
was held for the grand jury and
brought here and lodged in Jail.
Mrs. Sphinx was the only witness to
the shooting, the aged mother of the
victim and fratracide being asleep at
the time in a room above that in which
II occurred.
Sphinx alleged his brother struck
both him and his wife, and both bear
evidences Of having been struck on
The temple. Sphinx says he then
picked up his shotgun and blew off 4
part of his brothers head. When
daylight came he surrendered him
self.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-13
HELD OFFICER
At THE DOOR
WITH A PISTOL
TROY REFUSED TO SURRENDER
HIS WHISKY AND WAS READY
TO SHOOT ABOUT 1T.
Negro Then Arrested for Pointing a
Pistol at Another and Was Bound
Over to Superior Court
Under $500 Bond.

William Troy. colcred. was arraign-
ed before Justice Fshm yesterday on
a charge of pointing a pistol at an
other and was bound over II the su-
perior court under bond of $500. The
negro furnished the bond and will
stand trial at the next session of the
court.
Troy was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Special County officer
Bruce Carroll, who charged that the
negro covered him with pistol when
he endeayured to arrest him Wednes-
day night at his home on A street.
1t appears that Troy has been re-
ceiving more whisky than one man
should use. recently, and Officer Car
roll suspected him of violating the
prohibition law In fact he had some
evidence on which he thought the ne
gro should be convicted and he wait
ed a good opportunity to arrest him.
Wednesday night when the steamer
Emmeline arrived from Cumberland
Troy was at the pier and received 3
jug of wh.sky. Omcer Carroll saw
him when he secured it and followed
the negro to his home on A street, al
most opposite the A, B. & A. depot
AS the negro entered the door officer
Carroll appeared and called on him
for the whisky, The negro refused to
surrender it, He stated to the officer
that he had secured the whisky from
Fernandina that il was for his own
use; that he was law abiding person
and had not violated any laws. officer
Carroll insisted on securing the whisky
and as he attempted to force his way
in the door Troy pulled a pistol and
covered the officer and warned him
not to ccine in.
Officer Carroll then appeared before
Justice FahIn and swore out a
warrant charging him with pointing a
pistol at another. AS stated his bond
was fixed at $500 and he at once gave
It and stated that he would employ
counsel and fight the case.
Troy Is a well-knOwn negro brick
mason of the city ana enjoys a veSy
good reputation. Just what evidence
Officer Carroll has against him as to
his violating the prohibition law is not
known. but the case is one of the most
Interesting to develop since the spe-
al officer was employed by the coun-
". commissioners to enforce the pro-
hibition law and the final result of II
viii be closely watched.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-13
SIDNEY ThPP NOW
FIGURES m COURTS

The following is from the Atlanta
Journal and in view of the great joke
that Tapp has made himself in Geor-
gia, it will be of interest
Sidney c. Tapp, nominee for
president, is defendant in suit
brought by w A. Gresham, in which
the latter claims that Mr.. Tapp misre-
presented the financial status of the
Evans Printing Co, Of which he was
president, to induce him to take stock.
Mr. Gresham says that Colonel
Tapp told him that the printing con-
Germ had an equipment worth 10000,
and earned between 5000 and $500 a
month. He says that Colonel Tapp
further assured him that if he would
take 30 shares of stock for 81 800, he
would be made vice president and
manager
Mr.. Gresham says he accordingly
transferred certain real estate to
Colonel Tapp for the stock, but found
that the concern was insolvent and
not what Colonel Tapp represented it
to be
Judge Pendleton cited Colonel Tapi
to show cause on November 21. and
restrained him temporarily from
hanging the status Of the real es.
tate