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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Since the discovery that a deputy
sheriff was partner in a saloon and
Emery seems to have lost interest In
his crusade for the redemption of Salt
Lake from vice But at last reports
the deputy still held his job
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Has somebody put the muffler on
Roosevelt, or is his message absorbing
all the spare time of his ready letter
writer?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
Buy "Mums" at SIS Main.

Fresh stock every day. Fine Amer
lean Beauties and Carnations. Superb
Florist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
Total Copies of The Herald Printed
in October. 1908.

4 +
= Largest Daily and Sunday =
= Circulation in Salt Lake proved =
= by investigation. =
= y y y - y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

The presidential message is in pro-
cess Of incubation. Judging by past
efforts, this one will be a whopper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

That new smelter proposition hits
Utah about right. 1t means competi-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Tom johnson staked his all on the
dear people and lost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21
WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
THE METALS

Silver. 497sc per ounce.
Copper (cathOdes), IA 3-16c per pound
Lead. $40 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Miss Lois Steers, who remained ove
a day or so after the Nordica concer
returned yesterday to her home in Port
land
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

DR.. and Mrs. H. P. Kirtley have lust
enjoyed boat trip down the ocean from
Portland to San Francisco, and will
spend few days in the latter city.
The P. z. o. society will meet today
with the Misses Helena and Bess Crit
ger at 80 street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thiriot are back
from their wedding trip. and will be al
home after Dec. 1 at 275 Fourth East
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Mrs. Hugh Park has returned from a
trip of some time to California, and is
at home for few days with Mrs. c. H
Mcmahon at the Cummings apartments
She has been visiting DR.. and Mrs
Kenneth c. Park at their home in San
Jose since Mrs. Beebe sailed for Manila
early in the month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Leonard have re-
turned from Denver. and are at home at
No. "a the Bransford. Mr.. Leonard will
return today from a short trip to Cali
fornia on business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Miss Margaret Walker will return
from New York. where she is attending
school. to spend the Christmas holidays
Miss Pearl Savage will entertain to-
day for Miss Edna Jennings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter George futile
VIII leave early in December for a stay
of some six months or more abroad
They expect to go to Palestine and the
Holy Land and to make the trip up the
Nile. Mrs. Tuttle remains over TO play
with the symphony orchestra, and they
will leave very shortly after the time OF
the symphony concert.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Mrs. Percy Nelson and her baby al
back from a stay of several weeks 0
the coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

A. D. Early. who has been visiting
his niece. Mrs. r. H. Officer. has re-
turned to his home in Chicago.
i x x
Mr. and Mrs. William Halves Child
have issued invitations for a dance to
be given Dec. 1 at the Odeon 10 meet
Miss Olive Bartch
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

The Cup and Saucer club met Sester
day afternoon with Mrs. Roscoe N
Breeder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-21

Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
entertained several friends at a theatre
party Thursday evening, their guests
being Mrs. l.. Harris Plank. Mrs. w
D. Leonard, Miss Shoop and w. G.
Lamb.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
CONGRESSMAN HEFliN
WILL NOT APPEAR TODAY
Docket Of Washington Criminal Court
is Crowded, and Case Goes Over
Until Cct.ber.
Rv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. June s. - ReT"
senta,iv. Thomas Hefin. OF Alabama
whose arraignm Mt ON charge q!
assault with a dangerous weapon on
Louis Lundy. a negro, aboard street
car near Pennsylvania avenue and
Sixth street on March q last. had
been announced for tomorrow. will
not appear i'm court then.
MIR Helm proceeded 10 his home in
Alabama immediat ~ after the al
jnurnmcri of Congress.
The case cannot be tried until the
October term of court. 5as the docket
of the criminal court Is crowded and
the summer recess OF the court Will
begin in Il few weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Wade ELLIS Takes Complete Draft
= to Secretary Taft.
ABOUT SANE IS OHIO DOCUMENT
Tariff Revision at Extra Session Of
Congress, Immediately Following the
Inauguration, One Of the Principal
Pianks.
fBy Associated PresS)

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June s.
Bringing with HIM the completed
draft of the plat form which ii is pro-
posed to present to the committee at
Chicago. Wade Ellis. attorney general.
Of Ohio. returned today from Virginia
Bach and went direct to the war de-
partment where he was in conference
with Secretary Taft for some time.
Both Secretary Taft and Mr.. Ellis are
adverse to making any statement re-
garding the platform. hut il neverthe-
less was definitely ascertained that
aside from the enlargement Of the
tariff .piank of the Ohio platform so
As 10 declare for MAXIMUM and mini
mum schcd dulles. and for revision OF
tho tariff at an extra session OF Con
cress Immediately following tho inaT'
curation. The platform TO he present
Cd AZ Chicago will he substantially
the Ohio document.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
ENGINEER CAPTURES
ALLEGED MURDERERS
Nervv N. e. w. Trsnr,an Uses Pick
as Weapon and Bell Cord to
Bind Prisoners.
Hy Associated Prcss.l'

ROANOKE. VA, June S.-Thrce
negro. 3. John Wo Hen. Charles Her
ring ami Thomas kcHan. wauic1 at
Winston SaiIm. Y. C.. for the n'n!'
.,cr of Peter benson. a,so colorcd. al
that place Sunday night. were cap
turci on 4 Norfolk 4 W Stern freight
train today by Iis engineer. J. Edgar
webb.
The cneinemar discovered the al
Icrrd murder rs On his train al
Rocky Mount. Va ~ miles sn'itH
NJ Roanoke Hc held the Trio NJ
With = pick and bJund them with
tn. / II cord from his. locomotive
Ito brougb. IN" n"Er@"s Ia E"anokc
vhcrs they vcrc jailed. Woolicn ad
mits he fired TIL shot that Miles
DrHSOn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
CONSTABLE SHOT WHILE
TRYING TO ENTER HOUSE
Woman Ba.ricaded Chimney, and Off,
GERS Revolver Is Said to Have
Gone or When Climbing Out.
(Spee al to the Daily Press).

(Spec al to the Daily Press).
TAZcWEI l., VA. June S.-R. V.
Chambers. constable for the now gar
den district of Buchanan county. was
This afternoon shot and so seriously
wounded that be will die while at.
tempting TO enter the hCme OF Il
woman. a Mrs. Coleman. by way Of
the chimney.
TIL officer and a friend had gone
to the home Of the woman. where
thay were denied admittance. Climb
ing TO the roof the two men attempt
ed to gain an entrance by means OF
the wild chimney. Upon reaching the
bottom. however. they found that the
fireplace had BEEN CLOSED up.
The shooting took place Will"
Chambers WIS making his exit. The
ball penetrated vital part Of the
body. TIL officer is said To have been
shot by the accids ntal discharge OF
his own revolver. Il. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
FAILING TO GET JUSTICE
IN COURT, she USED PISTOL
Sarah koten Tells Coroner's Jury
Why She Killed Or.
Auspi:z-
Try Assnciatcd Press

NEW YORK. June Sarah koten,
the Young trained nurse who 1ur"d Dr.
Martin W. Auspiiz to house IN HaL
lem last night by fal"e '',ep on
call and shot him to death after sh"
had lam in wait for him for many
hours. declared today that she had No
reS.si for her act.
Miss Kosen wnpi as she told h"T
story IN The ccruncr's curt. She
s,id ina, she Same 10 America from
Russia six mathis ago and secured
posi,inn as a nurse in Dr. suspitz's
private hospital last SosembcT. DIT
susn,iz. she declared. visited her room
in the hospital ard assaulted her
when she found that she WIS IN n
cor.,e a mother she said. tho dCcio'
suggested . crininal operation. hH'
she refused tn permit u and left tho
hospi;aI. y rad no friends and no
MONEY" said Miss Hoirn. y WIS v"r'
moor and could not ct work b"caus'
n nv condition. rr1cu-rd law
ycr ana had W. AuzpiiT brourhi hs'
tore The court NJ rrueraI sessiors. NJ
witnesses wore disrrsdited snA cv"'T
tbtnv won't his vav. Nfer n va'
.cauitfed. was adviScd TO ~ to th'
s,s,ric, ATTORNEYS Office. There
saw Assistant District Attorney Nro
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
FIVE INJURED IN RIOT
on ST. LOUIS STREET CAR
Rowdies Threw Motorman OF and
Volunteer Substitute Did
tn: Rest.
(By Associated PreSs)

ST. LOUIS, MO, June 5. - Five
persons were injured rs the result
OF a riot on an eastb0und Market
street car at Eleventh sire tonight,
The motOrman and one OF his assist
ants are at the city HOSPITAL, the for
mer in critical condition. while
David OIsrien. a spectator. was run
over By the street car after the riot.
His leg was cut of and he may die.
Miss Beatrice A. Trask, OF Rich
monG Heights. who tainted when the
cont rollers fuse exploded, was taken
to tn city hospital.
The trouble on the car began when
il left West End Heights to run into
the city. Several men boarded the
car AMI becam. engaged in an alter.
cation win Conductor Rifle concern
ing payment of fares. After time
Beverly Brow struck Rifle in the
face. A free fight resulted.
MDtorman Pachciscr stopped the
car and went 10 the assistance of the
conductor. Pacheiscr was pitched
h ad frs; from the car. After 20,
!icameR had TIcilcd he fighters. a
man volunteered TO run the car. The
conductor accepted The Offer and th7
sirargcd turned on the power. AT
Eighth street. O'Bricn stood waiting
TO board the car. The volunteer mo-
tnrInan faii5d 70 stop the car, which
was travelling AT a high rate Of speed.
O'Rricn aticmptPG 20 swing on
board. fell and plunged under ihc
wheels. emitting of his right leg and
MASKING his loft.
In tbr excitement. the volunteer
moiorman escaped Conductor Rifle
was taken into custody. hut was soon
released 10 90 20 the hospital.
beverly Brown. at the hospital, -
undeT arrest.
Joseph Looncy. charS 4 with bcinS
Browns accomp.ice. in assaultinr
Conductor RiH1c. was slso arrested
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
sussEsTeD M Tue eavflijas
Idea 10 to Have the Organization
Confer and Act In Conjunction with
Similar Bodies. Throughout the
country-NumeNus southsrnsrs On
the Long List Of Appointssrs.
(By Associated Pres3)

WASHINGTON. June 8. - In 90
coIIance with the suggestion mafss
by.z.hc governors at their conferences
At the White House In May. the Pres
idcnt today appointed national con.
Eerya,iun commission to consider and
advise him on questions relating TO the
conservation of the natural resources
of the country. and to cooperate
with similar bodies which may b.
designated by the several states.
TIL personnel Of the commission ID
as follows:
Waters-Theodore f. Burton. Ohio.
chairman: Senators william b. Al
lison. Iowa: Francis G. Newlandss
Nevada; william Warner. Missouri:
and John II. Bankhead, Alabama; w
}. McGee. bureau Of soils. secretary;
F. II. Newell. reclamation services;
Clifford Pinchot. forest service: Her
b. TT Knox Smith. bureau OF c0rpO-
rations: Representative Joseph =.
RaBstie,i. Louisiana: Professor Geot1e
r. Swain, Institute Of Technology.
Massachusetts; the chtst Of enginsess,
United States army.
Forests--Senators Reed Smook
Utah. chairman: Albert J. Beveriaee
Indiana, and Charles A. CulRersons
Texas; Representatives Charles y
Scott. Kansas, and. Champ Clark.
Missouri: ]. r. White. Missouri: Pro,
lessor Henry 8. Graves. Yale tor
est school. Connecticut: William h.
vine. Wisconsin: Ex-Governor Newton
c. blanchard. Louisiana: Charles Il
Peck. New Jersey: Gustav Schwab.
national council Of commerce. New
York: Overton w. Price, forest M
vice, secretary.
Lands-Senators Knute Nelson.
Minnesota. chairman. and Francis q
Warren. Wyoming: Representative
John Sharp Williams. Mississippi;
Swagger Cherley, Kentucky. and Her
, bert Parson. New York: ex-Goveruof
y. b. Brovard, Florida; James ].
Hill, Minnesota; Ex-Governor GeorEe
C. Hariee. California: Charles McDoo-
aid. American society Of civil engin-
e-rs. New York; Murdo Mackenzie.
Colorado: Frank c. Goudy. Colorado:
| George w. Woodruff, interior depart
ment. secretary5
acknowledgements John DAB
zeil, Pennsylvania. chairman: Sena.
! tors Joseph NJ. DIXON, Montana:
Frank p. Flint. California. and Lee .,
Overman. North Carolina; Represen-
tatives Phiio Hall. South Dekota; and
James L. Slaydon. Texas: Andrew
Carnegie Nv York; ProeeMol
Charles r. Van Hise, Wisconsin:
John Mitchell. Illinois: John Hayea
Hammond. Massachusetts,; Dr. IrvsuG
Fisher. Yale University: Joseph 4
Holmes. geological survey. secretnsy
| Executive Committee-Gi6ord p
chot. chairman: Representatives rs
dorc f. Burton. Senator Reed Snooe
Senator Knute Nelson, SRepresento-
tive John Daizeli. w. J. Mecca. Ovos
ton W. Price. w. w. W0odru9. -
scph A. Holmes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
EIGHTY CHINAMEN LOST
WITH WRECKED STEAMER
British Passenger Liner Powan Strikes
Rock or Lantao and Goes
to Pieces.
(By Associated PresS.)

HONG KONG June H.-The British
passenger steam. r pOwan running | O.
tween Hong Kong. Canton and Macao.
struck on rock eff l.antaO l>land
last night and il total wreck. Eighty
natives are missing. hut all the Euro
pean passengers and officers OF tn"
steamer were rescued
TIL rock on which the POwan struck
is near Gypsum Pass. antaO is a
long. narrow and mountainous island
in the mouth OF the Canton river
about II miles Eas, Of Macao
The POWan was twin SCrt " team
or OF 23i39 tons. bulls at Glasgow. and
belonged to the Hong Kong. Canton
& Macao Steamboat Company, Limit
ed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

tel and he told me that inaSmuch as
the case had been tried there was
nothing NOR to /" done
The Young woman broke down ana
wapt. pulled her hair and struck her
breast with her hands.
Then" she said Il decided thai
il | could not get justice IN the court :
! would be my own aVenger. could
have killed him in his own home. but
| feared 10 do that lest ! SHOULD
injure sOmr one alse So decided to
call him into that hallway. waited
and waited and then he came. | fired
the shot"
Coroner Hamburger h Id Miss kOten
without bail to await The inquest on
June If.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
THOROUGH IlyvESI,SAEOA
ON CRUISER TENNESSEE
Find :ngs Concerning Explosion OF the
Boiler Tube Will be Made
Public from Washington.
(By Associated Press)

SAN PEI .RO, CAL. Juna \. - The
funeral of +. s. MaXfeld, negro. one
of two second class fircmen who died
of injuries sustained in the explosion
on board the cruiser TENN ssee last
week, was held today. The body was
buried alongside his five shipmates,
who were inferred on Saturday IN
Harborv.aw cemetery.
The funeral was attended with mil
itary honors and many officers and
men were present.
The body of J. p Carroll. the sey'
enth victim of the accid mt, Is heid
on orders from Washington. Maxfeii
was one OF the men mentioned by the
officers of the Tennessee as certain tn
be recommended for bravery. he
was credited with having shut on
the steam valve while his injured
comrades were seeking to escape
from tn, steam filed compartment.
The special board Of inquiry aP,
point d to investigate The explosion
resumed its sittings today.
The board will not complete its
work until tomorrow night or Wed
rasiay morning.
Making Thorough Investigation.
The board. which is composed al
Captain c. r. Fox. commanding the
cruiser South Dakota: Lieutenant
Commander c. n. ON Y. of the Unit
ei States ship Maryland. and Lieu
tenant ]. c. Robey. chief engineer o;
the South Dakota and chief engineer
Of III, Pacific squadron. is making a
thorough investigation .of all phases
cs the accident.
Many uf the crew who were in
the vicinity when { boiler tube
burst and survivors Of the explosion
have been examined.
Defective TUB Examined
The board has made an examina.
ton Of the boiler room and the d
fec,ivc tubc. An important witness
was Lieutenant Commander Ashley
T.. Robertson. chief engineer OF the
Tennessee. who vas in charge of the
crytre and FIRE -nnms of the ship
AZ tho tine of the accident
When the board has completed its
inquiry its report will DO forwarded
- ;hc seer iary of the navy at
ingtur I'D IN" finding viii 10
made pubic after tho examination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
ATLANTA AFTER next REUNION
Georgia City Has Delegation on the
GROUND at work-First Session Of
Convention Opens This Morning at
10 O'clock, With Prayer by Chap
lain Jones. Ct Richmond.
(Bv Associated Press.)

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. June ~
Everything l.; ready for the opening OF
the annual reunion of the United
Confederate Veterans. which begins in
Birmingham tomorrow. The crowds
began to arrive earlier than expected
and every passenger. train entering
the city today carried extra coaches
Practically all of the prominent Off
GERS of the organization clme in to-
day and opened their headquarters.
Thus far Atlanta is the only South
ern city with delegation on hand
working for the next reunion. Tier"
Is already much rivalry and politics
in the air as to the commander to
succeed the late General Stephen d.
Lee.
General Cabell. :f the TRANSMITS
sisiippi Department has the advani-
age of seniority in rank, irlt the vet,
Grams thems Ives will have the d e.
sion of the question Of the most avail
able man to fill the place.
General Clement A. Evans. of GeOr-
gia, commander CT the Department OF
Tennessee has some strong workers III
the field who are interesting them
selves in his Eehalf.
Hotel John b. Gordon has already
proved itself one Of the most popular
places in the city. This is the name
given to the hotel which was equip
ped at the state fair grounds and it
is here that all corners who wish will
be entertained free.
The convention will be called to
order tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
by General Harrison, commander OF
the Alabama division and will be OPP
ened with prayer by the chaplain,
General William Jones. of Richmond.
General Harrison will deliver an
address and Governor Il. b. Conner or
Alabama will welcome the veterans in
behalf Of the state Welcoming adj
dresses will he made by Mayor Ward.
Of birmingham; Brigadier. General j.
W. Bush. of Camp Hardee. Birming-
ham: Rufus n. Rhodes of Camp Nor
gan Pettns,. Sons Of Veterans. Biz
mingham. and Mrs. Charles G.. Brown.
president Alabama Daughters Of the
Cobfedefacy.
General W. L. Cab7n will assume
charge and deliver a response.
In the afternoon the addresses OF
Colonel f. l. Russell. CT Mobile reun-
ion orator. and Judge A. o. Wright.
Of Jacksonville, Fla. commander Of
the Confederate Naval Veterans. will
be delivered.
There will be land concerts ana
omen air reunions in capitol park late
in the aft srnoon. and Governor and
Mrs. Conner will hold reception at
night
There will alSo be concerts NJ the
Hippodrome and fireworks at the IA r.
grounds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Cleveland liehlecl sl1e|s Ills ulfe
AID Then Himself.
.!Eau;r sAI 70 nave GEL CAUSE
Charles n. coriett Saent Mot Of His
Tine In City. Leaving His eeauti-
full Young Wife at Home in Suburb,
and Tragedy Followed.
(By Associated Press.)


CLEVELAND. OHIO, Jane S. -
Charles II. Corlett, prominent archi-
tect and head of the Cor!et: Engin-
eerinx Company. killed his wife. Eliza
beth and then ended his own life in
a hotel in Wiiloughby. a Cleveland
suburb. tonight.
The double tragedy is sad to have
been the. result of jealousy Mr.. and
Mrs. Coriett were we'll known IN
Cleveland society. and for five years
have resided at the. hotel.
Mr.. Coriett was in Cleveland most
OF the time. however. going back
and forth two or three times a week
The couple have had several So
ious quarrels lately, it is claimed
Tonight shortly after Corlet, returned
from Cleveland. three shots xcr'
heard by the guests. When rhe hotel
proprietor burst IN the door h. foand
Mrs Corlstt dad ON the floor.
Nearby was the almost III los;
body Of her husband. A revolver lay
near his outstresched hani tn"
man died few minutes la r. There
was bullet wound in the I"ad wo-
mans temple and ano;hor in h"I
breast The husband had shot him
sell once in the for>head. Wr Cor
lett was thir;y-eisht years Old Hi
wife was four years young. Sh'
was a beautiful woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
NOT 1RY|HG TO SOLVE AYs1ERI
Practically Charging Ciemenceau Ad-
ministrat:on With Numbering
AdoIphe Steinheil. the Writer Says
NO Robbery Was Committed When
Artist Was Killed.
OBy Associated Prcss.)

PARIS. FRANCE June S.-Hanry
RochefCrl, the editor of the Patri.
whose hitt,r cnmity TO the Clcmrn-
sinuatcS in the Patri that the police
do not desire 10 solve the mystery
of the murd r of Adolphe Strinheil
IN" nct"d painter. which occurred
more than a week ago. Yet. he says.
he could solve the mystery in an hour
if permitted to do so.
He insists that the allc gnd rohb ~
Of the Stcinhcil house never Occurr, Il.
THE government drceives itself"
he continues. IF il masineS that this
affair will die cut. II attracts more
interest than many sensational
crimes. After the mysterious death
of NJ. Felix Faure, the president of
The republic on the day on which the
decree for the revision of the Drey-
fus affair was to have been presented
and which he would have refused to
sign after the pretended suicide of NJ.
Gabriel SyvestOn on the day before he
would have been acquitted of assault
ing War Minist;r Andres and now
after the strangulation of Steinheil
by three men and woman, who did
not carry away even spoon. Paris
ians are menaced by a sort Of Malta.
Let an individual he suspected CT
having in his possession documents
embarrassing to those in power, and
next morning he may be found with
bullet in his head, knife in his
breast. or a cord around his neck"