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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-05

The subscri ers to the capital stock
of the Negro District and Townsite
Co. met at entral Baptist Church,
Tuesday eve. June 1st. to hear com.
mittee report on permanent organiza.
ton. Commi tee made the following
report; The name OF this organiza.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-05

Adjournment.
Afternoon Session, 2 p. m.
Music-Federation Song.
Invocation.
Paper-"The Influence of the Mother
In the Home" Mrs. ]. S. Young,
Pueblo.
Discussion.
Instrumental Solo-"Alice" (Ascher),
Mrs. Lillian Jefferson. Cheyenne.
Round Table-"How Can Our West.
ern Graduates Earn LiveIi.
hood?" discussion lead by Miss
Aurelia Cole, Denver.
Music-"Waltz Del La Refine" Ram,
Miss S. Kathryn Thistle, Chey.
enne.
Adjournment.
Evening Session, 8 p. m.
Music-Federation Song.
Invocation.
Music-"La Overture-Grand Opera
Maritana" Oh. Vincent Wallace },
Mrs. ], A. Baker, Cheyenne.
Paper-"Religion the Motive Power
In Human Progress" Mrs. Ella
Z. Braxton. Colorado Springs.
Solo-"Thoughts and Tears" (Hope
Temple), Mrs. J. E. Smith. Chey-
enne.
Debate-"Does Higher Education I'm
fit Girls for Wives and Mothers!"
Affirmative, Mrs. Isabelle Stewart,
Denver; Mrs. Ollie r. Redd. Chey-
enne; negative, Mrs. Leone Trout
man Barbee, Denver; Mrs. Corne-
liza Flemings, Colorado Springs.
Report of Committee on Resolutions.
God Be With You,' Federation.
Adjournment.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-05
SECOND DAY.

Morning Session, 9:co 4. m.
NATURALIZATION Song
Invocation.
Roll Call.
Minutes.
Report OF National Delegates.
Solo-Mrs. l. D. Lankford. Denver
Paper-"There Is No Royal Road To
Learning" Mrs. NJ. l.. Davis. Colo
RADIO Springs.
Recitation-Miss Matte Aldrich. Pu.
eblo.
eolo-"Nearer My God To Thee" Mrs.
Lizzie Brown. Colorado Springs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-05
FIRST DAY.

Wednesday, June %, 1909, $50 a. m.
Call to order by President.
Music-Federation Song.
Invocation.
Scripture Reading-Mrs Dorcas Wat.
son, La Junta.
appointment Of Committees on Cour-
tesies, Press. Pages and Resolu-
tions.
Minutes OF last convention.
Solo-Mn. E, B. Butler, Colorado
Springs.
Report Of Credentials Committee
Roll Call
Report Of Clubs.
Adjournment
Dinner.
Afternoon Session. 2 p. m.
Music-Federation Song.
Invocation.
Communications.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Solo-"September." Mrs. G. j. Badgett,
La Junta-
Report Of Department Chairmen.
Report Of State Of,icers.
Rescue Fund.
Adjournment.
Evening Session, 8 p. m.
Music-Federation Song.
Invocation.
Welcome Address on Behalf OF Citi
zens Of Cheyenne. Hon B. B.
Brooks. Governor State OF wyo
ming.
Welcome Address on Behalf OF Club
Women OF Cheyenne. Miss B.
Lena Hopkins
Response to Addresses-Mrs. W. A.
Gatewood. Denver.
Music-Selected, Mrs. Leone Basefeld,
Pueblo.
Presidents Address.
Solo-"Cayalina.' from opera of Rob
ert lie Diable, Mrs. F. F. Landor,
Cheyenne.
Reception.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-05
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
State Federation of Colored
WOmen'S Clubs

Tuesday, June 22, 1909, Baptist
Church, meeting Executive Board at
p. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-05

Sightseeing Friday. June rs. 1909.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-05

Memorial Hour.
Adjournment.
Afternoon Session, 2 p. m.
Music-Federation Song.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
DAKOTA FREIGHT RATES.
Commission Decides to Hold Hearing
i'm Month OF April.

All naHmeberS of the state board of
railroad commissioners attended the
regular monthly meeting of the board
at tbs headquarters of the commits
sion In Sioux Fallss recently. The
matter of the establishing Of joint
freight rates in South Dakota was
discussed to some extent and the board
decided to call a hearing AZ which The
entire matter Of Joint rates would be
gone over The hearing viii be held
fn Sioux Falls during the month Of
April.
General Manager Frank Walters. Of
the lines Of the Northwestern railroad
west Of the Missouri river. appeared
before the board and discussed yari-
Gus contemplated improvements which
his company proposes making in west
ern South Dakota. AT Srnithwick.
where complaints had ben made in
reference TO station facilities of the
company. the general manager stated
a custodian would be appointed TO look
after the depot and business OF the
company. Except during h stock
shipping season, wheG q regular agent
would he In charge. He stated also
that extensive improvements were
contemplated al sturgis. BelleFourche
and other points along the lines Of
the General Manager Wal
tiers announced that the company had
decided to expend the sam Of sl7o,0eo
for ballasting the roadbed from Chad
on. Neb.. to Belle Fourche.
Al complaint was made to h board
that the Milwaukee railroad company
was about TO withdraw the reduced
rate on shipments of seed grain, which
In ona-haif the regular rate. The
board communicated with the railroad
company. which has advised the board
that the reduced rate on shipments
Of seed grain within Soath Dakota
had been restored and would remain
i'm effect until after seeding time.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
ASK yEssEY FOR A DELAY.
C~faimholders Desire To Take Part in
Organization Of Trip County

That n future citizens or Trip
county are not disposed 10 take their
politics second handed was evidenced
fri a mass meeting Of number holders
at Dallas Thursday night. These
number holders resent the notion OF
having the county organization per-
fected even temporarily by the pres
ent residents Of the county. and for
warded a petition to Gov Wesley for
a delay In this matter until the neg
citizens can obtain their rights as
voters.
1t has been the intention 10 take up
the matter OF organization Immediate
~. leaving the determination Of affairs
to the few white settlers and citizen
Indians. There are about coo OF the
latter class, mostly actual residents
Of Meyer county.
They own and In Trip. however.
and claim a voting residence there.
Among h new settlers about to
launch into Trip county are many
progressive buEiness and professional
man and they desire a voice In affairs
from the start They feel confident
the petition viii be honored.
Trip county. 80 called, has a tenn
porary connection with Lyman county
that answers all present purposes of
land record on lands-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
CHEF CRAZY SNAKE YIELDS.


A dispatch from Henryetta, Okla
reported hat Crazy Snake. the outlaw
Greek chieftain. had been captured
badly wounded, in the Concharta
mountains, southwest Of Henryetta. bJ
the militia under Col. Hoffman. 4
later bulletin from Muskogee state.
that Crazy Snake. the leader of TIL
band Of Indian and negro outlaws, ha!
been taken into custody, and is being
held at Thompson. a few miles from
Checotah.
The old Indian is said TO hay~ sur
rendered without a fight and is Adll
wounded, suffering from a gunsA%
wound in the hip sustained In an et
counter with an officers posse. II !
said official statements as TO Cra3
Snakes capture are being withheld n
cause OF the intense feeling preyale4
The Indian will be taken to the
eral prison at Muskogee.
Great excitement prevails amofeKth(
Seminole freedmen In the vicinity 0
Holdenville because OF the arrest Of on
OF their number, Frank Coker. charget
with killing Marshal Baum and Deput.
Odom during the fight at Crazy Snake
house Saturday. Reports reached Okla
homa City that the S~eminoies are erm
Ing TO join Crazy Snakes band. Negrt
agitators worked among the Indian.
throughout the evening liz an effort Il
incite them 10 an uprising.
1t is charged that efforts are being
made 10 belittle the Indian trouble o.
aceount Of the supposed unpleasant no
toriety TO the State. For this re3sor
1t is hard 10 get at the real facts re
garding the number of dead and in
jured since fighting began Thursday
A dispatch from Henryetta said mill
tary officers had reported unofficial.
that three negroes and Indians hat
been killed since THURSDAY. A proml
nent citizen Of Sapulpa declares en-
pilaiiealis that the bodies of nearl,
thirty negroes had been found near tn
scene OF the original disturbance nea
Crazy Snakes home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

NOung Mans Murder al the fuckers
. Most Brutal Onc.

states Attorney Wilson and Sheriff
Jensen of Fall River county returned
to Hot Springs Thursday from Edge
mont. where they held an inquest over
the bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker,
who were brutality murdered Monday
afternoon by their s~oniplaw. James A.
Barton. at the home of the fuckers
on a ranch near Provo.
The evidence showed that Barton
shot Mrs. Tucker In the house. blowing
her head nearly on with a shotgun.
Mr.. Tucker was away al the time. but
upon his return at 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon Barton laid in wait at the
house and fired upon Tucker when
the latter was within about twenty-five
yards Of the house. Seyenty-fiSe shot
entered the body from his knees 10 the
head. Tucker was able to 60 into the
house, where he had a desperate bat
tie with Barton. la latter finally get
ting the better Of ii. beating Tucker
over the head with a shotgun until he
was unconscious and supposed to be
dead. Barton put him upon . bed
by the side of his dead wife, and a
few hours afterwards took a dagger
and cut fuckers throat. Barton then
threatened his wife's death il h told
of the crime and forced her TO aid
him in preparing to cav the country.
Tucker went TO Edgemont early in
the morning. taking along clothing and
a watch belonging to the dead man.
He had but a few dollars in money,
but expected 10 sell his team and with
the money start for Ireland The wife
notified the neighbors OF the tradegy
at nee after Barton left. and he was
arrested almost as soon as he reached
Edgemont.
Barton's parents live in Missouri,
and are said TO be prominent and re-
spectacle people, although young Bar
ton has had something Of q checkered
career. being discharged for some mis-
conduct by many employers He had
been living with his wife's parents
since January, and says that he killed
Mrs Tucker because she tried TO have
his wife leave him. but that he at
first did not intend 10 kill Tucker. The
preliminary examination of Barton
will no be held for several days
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

Mtas Virginia Carter. young aaagb.
fer Of Reese p. Garter, was burned Il
death - the Ere which destroyed hes
parents horae. -Yesfow House' ri
R<&s- near Winchester. Va. Sunday
As. asst Mr.. Garter were badly nasn-
- IN - saort 10 save their daaghser
rsalcw Hcase~ xss rnore thar 2es
years old ard ~ss the wcen@ CT many
nsstshlr ssessss during the revelation
arg md civil r&r ssnses. Gen George
washaHg1on ssogped there cr hts way
- Brad6cekrs relief al Fort DaQassne
ard during the conflict betseea tbs
st&ses II w4s sh@ hnrse 81 Mrs Rach-
~ Wright whose ssf0srnassen 10 Cen
Sheridan was ~ srEh vasu1 10 the FED
sxAs army during his valley czarnFxasgs
that cengsssx voted fer = god medal
ia arprecfssssn 81 her services. TIE
ssssxsH of the fire In unk1owr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
LARGE SALE OF LANDS.


uObS( 0VsVVO &1AAN1
Sometime In April.
During April the state land depart
ment will. under the provisions OF the
Law on that subject, offer for sale 50.-
600 acres OF the state lands. The Of
ferings will be pade in the southern
and eastern part Of the state. ard in
that line OF work State Land Commits
sioner Dchken and State Auditor
Hirning have gone to the southern
part OF h state. where with III su-
perintendents Of schools of the differ
ent counties which they will visit, they
VIII be the appraising board for fixing
the minimum sale value on the lands
offered. As most OF the offerings will
be in portions OF h state where real
estate values are held up to q pretty
good figure, the appraisal price viii
probably be such hat the sales which
Will be made will bring a good sum to
the n OF the schools, and of the
various state Institutions to which the
lands have been allotted.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
Blind Pupils VIII Present a Play a
Gary. in Near Future.

One Of the most unique public en-
tertainments ever held in the state
Will be given in the near future by a
number Of pupils OF the state school
for the blind at Cary. Although blind.
the pupils Will present q play, n are
expected TO be trained SO well that they
will be able TO nov about the stage
and present their parts as well as ri
amateur players who have their eye
sight. The pupils who will take part
in the play are being drilled by Mr.,
and Mrs. Scoles, theatrical people OF
unusual ability and by teachers and
others.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

fesjssy y AAmisaed - Wiaeon11n In
10y Ff4day.


ees1usy u Adm1Gaed n Wt1con11n In
Quisy Ff5day.
ChteG state Game waSden James
\. E.-n@. ~ WISCONSIN, testifyfng be-
kre th4 senatorial primary tnvestigat-
raaicn COMMITTEES Friday cOufsmsd %
,estury tn that his tsstimony when
~ appeared hefore the committee
1hres s<<ks ago In his explanation ~
10 the distribution Of S1.se9 d the
Mcpherson campaign fund was false.
II addition to this. III. stOns In
formed the commfttee that this game
xard<ns raised = sum of "a 1900. which
was given 10 GoS. JAmes o. Davidson
scv his campaign fund. The witness
presented = list showing how he dis
p0%ed of something over ~. aeo. which
sas materially different from the list
shixh he offered when he nrst ap-
peared before the committed
The sI..ee campaign fund presented
10 Gov. Davidson. Mr.. Stone declared,
wss delivered Ira three instaiirnentx-
ssone testified thar when he delivered
he nrss ss*# In an envsaope the gov.
srnor asked hisn what IL y and vii
~ remarked Ask no questions and
fli tell you no lses The governor. ac-
sordang 20 the witness, obeyed orders.
A. TAR ~ Mr.. Stone knew. Gov.
Davidson never solicited a campaign
sonsSfbutton-
r. J. kO<hi~r~ organizer for s A.
cock. republican candidate. told cf
distributing between 81. eee and 81. geo
IN Miivsukee and ether counties. and
sestshed that two u ceok's meu we're
sought asTy wiih S4sa Of Stephenson
money Koehser also told Of one Ben
lAmin stein*a. Of Milwaukee. a demo
traffic candidate for the assembly. Of
ssring his services and proposing q
meeting for the support of q demo-
trauc club In Milwaukee for ss8o. but
shas the proposition WAS turned down.
Gov J. O. Davidson explained the
u. 1ee incident testified to by Game
Warden J. w. Stone. saying that he
had ~ been able 20 get an explana-
don from MI. Stone. and thai the
money In stiii In the hank AT Mr..
Stones orders.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

Brig Cen J0hn n. Kerr. command
snf az For; Riley. Kan. announced
Friday thaf he had asked the var de-
To tie relieved OF sa~ dehrdluETACIS
TO be reiseyea April Is while In COM
raarad Of the department ~ the Mis-
soGYa at Omaha during Gen. Morton's
absence
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
CLERK A HUGE sWINDLER.
Young Downs. OF Baltimore. said 4
Have Ssolcn S10o, 600.

William r. Downs. the young clerk
in the office OF the city register al
Baltimore. O.. has been placed under
$4,000 bail for a hearing on q charge
OF ernbexxlement OF funds belonging
TO the city. State Attorney Owens
stated the amount taken from the city
probably would mount TO $1,000
City Solicitor Poe stated that in all
100 charges OF larceny will be per
ferred against Downs-
Downs Ia &c years old. He has been
living ir style beyond the means Oh
n 1890 a year clerk. which he was
until recently, when he was promoted
10 a si.4eo clerkship. much against
his will The alleged populations APP
pear to trace back 10 july /. 1907.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

Fnding a. D0n8es az m Aged Coupal
Nyne1nes the Police.
In the indine cf the bodies OF Lnd-
wig Rrueger. xeed IS. ard his wife
aged 50, buried Ia the cellar Of their
home near Tosedc. O., which was de-
str0yed BY nrs mursday the police Of
that city are confronted by = puxslins
murder mystery.
The Krueger residence was discover
"a ablsse and there was no trace Of
the aged couple. When the ashes had
cooled . search OF the debris was
made. bu there was no evidence Of the
couple having been burned to death
Later two boys were digging In the
cellar and noticed fha the brick foor
had been tempered with One OF
them raised . brick and the face Of
the dead woman was revealed More
Of ihe foor was taken up and the
body OF Mr.. Kruger vas found. buried
with his head II the feet OF his wife.
Both had been stabbed to death. pre-
sumahiy with = butcher knife 1t Il
not known just when the murder oc-
CURED as the Kruegers we're last seen
alive on Tuesday evening by ~ Sobo-
issski. a tailor. who last saturday paid
Mr.. Kruger 81, zoe as part payment
for the purchase Of the farm.
IL Is believed tina robbery was the
motive. ard that the slayer after
buryfng the bodies and replacing the
brick flooring In the cellar. set the
house on fire TO cover UP the murder.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

O1rvcs6r Decides Nos to Affemp& u
Give Georgcoas Production

The opera .sSsiome- which the Man
aattan Grand Opera company intend
20 20 present az the Boston theater
aext Thursday viii nos De given be-
aause o. protests from tbs clergy and
many ~ the leading cssizers
The clergy objected 20 the opera or
moral grounds ard many of them on
ssdfr that 3 presentation Of 'salogne'
sext Thursday woUid be u proclamation
~ holy week
Mayor Hubbard notified the iesse@s
VI ahs Boston thsafer. Frohnaan A.
Harris Friday that II Tbs Manhattan
company persisted In IT'S Intention of
producing saEsms~ ne wcaad invoke
S0cn rower as ne possessed 10 stop the
presentation. Gx Draper informed
The representatives Of the company
hat be had no authority TO stop tss
production but rs hoped they would
net present IA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
accepts Terms Arranged BY PoweI
and Bows the Knee to
Austria.
NOTE OF APOLOGY pREpAR1
King Peter Has Sons Exchan
Names to Keep . George at
Head Of House.

The formula agreed upon by B
powers of Europe and Austria TiunsaI
for the settlement Of the dispute |
tween the dual monarchy and SerJ
a accepted by the Seryian govea
ment Tuesday. The formula was II
sented at the foreign Office by the I'D
ish. French. German, Russian and I'll
Ian ministers. and Servia on Wedn(
day, through her ambassador at yid
ma, delivered TO the Austrian goveu
ment a note TO the following effect !:
Il. Servia declares that her rigid
have not been violated by the annex
ton by Australia hungary Of Bosnia al
Herzegovina and accepts the powel
decision 10 annul paragraph % of i
treaty Of Berlin. ~
- Servia will rot protest asV
the annexation of Bosnia and Hd
govina.
50. Servla will maintain peacel
relations with Austria Hungary.
II. Servia win return her milita}
forces to normal conditions by q
charging the reservists and voluntl@
and she viii not permit the forp htic
OF irregular troops or bands"
This note has been prepared at Il
suggestion OF the powers and will
sent with the object of terminating a
misunderstanding between Austri
Hungary and Seryia. First. howeye
it, together with the former note
Austria, will be submitted TO the n
tional assembly for approval.
King Peter has issued a ukase chan
Ing the names of his sons. The SIT
is taken TO provide the name of Geor:
as the head of the house of kar
~georgovitch. The former crown prime
George. who has renowned his RICH
to the throne. viii h~enceforth be know
as Alexander, while Alexaude
Georges younger brother. who has tet
recognized as crown prince. will
known as George. George, the ne
crown prince, has been made a lieuce
ant in the army. The local press
yoicing the demand that be be sen
European colleges 10 complete his sd
cation.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

Vessel Docks IN Texas Without
Owner Griffith.

O0tSEH ~
The schooner voughi. measuring 4s
tons net and having ss q cargo an
ironbound box said 10 contain $500
in Peruvian silver. and nye trunks.
contents unknown, were offered To
Collector Lee. THURSDAY. at Galveston
Texas. to keep safely until their owner
e. o. Griffith, formerly Of Missouri.
ID released from Z Honduran jail. The
strange and unprecedented p~ressnta-
ton OF responsibility was accompanied
by letters explaining the owners pre-
dscament In Honduras and containing
drafts on New Orleans banks for sur
ncient money to pay Of the crew. the
pilot and quarantine fees and main
tain the vessel at Galveston. The let
ters were presented by Capt James
Decker. who brought h vessel from
Truxilo. Honduras
According 10 tho statement Of Deck
er. Griffith had been engaged in the
general merchandise business al Bel
fassi, Honduras, with a Miss Beau
champ. formerly Of Jacksonville, Fla.
and last winter went TO New YORK.
where he purchased the Caroline
yought the schooner, sailing in bal
last for Honduras. Early in March the
store building and living rooms al
gesfatti owned by Griffith and Miss
Eeaucharap we're burned and the two
we're arrested charged with arson. al
though the building was not insured
Fearing that his money n valuables
wouId be confscated. the letters as
sert. Griffith hastily had them taken
aboard the vcught with instructions
10 proceed 10 Galveston.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
EXPERIMENTAL FARM WORK.
Prof. Willis VIII Take Charge of Work
Near Cottonwood.

Prof. Clifford Willis. Of the depart
ment Of seeds and agronony at the
state agricultural college at Brook
ings viii superintend the breaking Of
eighty acres upon the experimental
farm near Cottonwood. selected some
months ago by the state board OF re-
gents. in accordance with a law passed
by the Iso. legislature. Extensive i'm
proyements had been planned for the
experimental farm for this year, but
the legislature saw Sit to appropriate
only $1,000. However, the citizens o.
Cottonwood and vicinity are planning
10 voluntarily assist in making i'm
rroyeraents in order that the WORK
may not he retarded because of the
small legislative appropriation.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
HELD FOR An OLD CRIME.
Three Ohio Men Arrested far MUIR
DIR Eight Years Ago.

Barney Dsvine, Leonard Stevens
ind Matthew Taylssr. indicted eight
years ago for the murder g.. Clarence
Warrick. Is years old. nj somerson,
O.. have be~n ARRESTED al ZanssvaIIe.
O. The murder was very brutal. Al
nisht Burglars entered the home of
Mrs. W&rSsck. ara axed widow, and
tortured the boy 10 force him To re-
veal Eh~re The family moa4sy @s= hssa-
den The by refused. The burglars
then slot and killed him. throwing
his body into b bed where his grand
mother lay.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
PRIEST BIG
Liabilities OF xf.5Os,14O Scheduled
by Rev. w. McMah0n.

Rev. William Me iaioa. pastor OF SO
Bridset's Roman CATHOLIC Church. Cleve|
land. and editor of the Catholic Uniyerse|
hied a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
in the United States Court there Wed
nesiay- la the petition his total iiabill
ties are stated to be st.5ai.lii.Gi. Wit
assets a~ggregarins Ss5..p.lrs. OF which
$tl..aO is real estate. The secured claims
Amount 10 S.l4si.J2s.ls a-.Secnred ciaiIA
$SIl,aOs.3 81, ard corirnercial paper, 81
BIS Father Mcafaaoa B4S a direey
the Fidelity Funding tasagany OK
York. founded By T.. i. k.eraa and
now is in the hands Of receivers
II came abo1t that his IasEe ~4s sgd
to many ct the papers issaea BY The COZ
pany. and for which * Gow is held liable