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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
SIGHT OF CH|LOREO
CAUSES BURGLAR
TO REPENT
Glance at Sleeping Tots Causes
Kind Hearted Thief to Give
Back Coin He Had Taken
from Parents at Point of Gun

IBy Morning Journal special Leased Nirei
Chicago. Nov 29.-TWo children
slecping in unconsciousness OF danger
today proved more cffectual in dis
posing OF robber than all the bolts
and bars ON the entrances to the
home OF Adolph Huber
The Influence OF the sleeping chill
drrn caused q burglar to repent his
crime and return To- the childrens
parents money which he had just
taken at the point of revolver.
Huber according to the police. was
awakened by some one walking in his
room just before daylight His ques-
ton. who IS there brought a
threat to XIII him Il he did not give
up his money. The burglar then
searched the garments of the father
and also took all the money I'm Mrs.
Huber's purse
He then went into the room where
the children were sleeping and, tip
toeing out. gave back TO the astonish-
ed parents the money he had taken.
a small sum and added silver coin.
saving.
Those are great kids. 7 haven't
got much coin but you give them
this from me-
The police are looking for the kind
hearted burglar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
HOWARD HAS CHANCE
TO MAKE Up
WITH WIFE
Mrs, ChriSty Says All viii Be
Forgiven and Forgotten if
Artist Husband viii Only Say
the Word,


tBy Morning journal Special leased Nirel
New York. Nov. EFF Howard
wants to make up all he has to do is
to take me in his arms and I win for
give everything and forget all our
troubles" said Mrs. Howard Chandler
Christy, wife of the artist as she dis
cussed family difficulties today.
She expressed this Willingness when
informed that Mr. Christy had said in
GAINESVILLE, o., where he is contesting
the habeas corpus proceedings brought
by his wife t. recover their 10-year-
old daughter, Natalie. that she must
take the first steps toward reconcilia-
ton.
She said:
II did not want any court proceed
ings and the only reason l brought
them was to get Natalie back. l want
our little girl. but | want Howard
more We can all be happy together
again here in the east.
IF Howard will only see things In
this light. we can have happy
Christmas together"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
INCREASED WAGES ON
HAWAIIAN PLANTATIONS

Honolulu Nov. 29.-As result of
recent labor disturbances on sugar
plantations and to avert further trou-
BILE. the Hawaiian Sugar Planters as
Sociation adopted today new wage
schedule which it is believed will re-
move the cause of complaint among
the japanese field hands. 1t provides
for the extension of the contract sys-
TEN in sugar cane fields to allow con-
tractors at least S22 per month for
twenty-six days work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
Iawsl,c MAY BE Judge.

Report of reliable nature from
Washington has it that both Associate
Justice John n. Merle and Associate
Justice Frank W Parker Of the ter
ritorial supreme court will be reap
pointed in January and that the
vacancy caused By the appointment Of
chief Justice W. J. Mills 10 be gov
ernor will be filled by personal
appointment Of President TAFT pre-
sumably Third Assistant Postmaster
General A. l.. Lawshe Of Las Cruces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
DETECTIVES ON GUARD
AT H0MESTAKE MINES

Lead. $. D., Noy. 2g.--James Kir-
win, president of the Lead union of
the Western Federation of Miners. to-
night received telegram from Ma
tionai President Meyer at Denver,
saving that srventy-five private de-
tectivcs are on their way to Lead in
connection with the strike in the
Homcstakc plant
The company admits the presence
Of some private detectives, whose pur-
pose o. To- preserve order. G. r.. Ma
honey. vice president of the union,
was arrested today and fined $50 on
q charge OF using violent language In
a. public place. The city council to-
night authorized the mayor 90 appoint
all the special deputies needed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
FOURTH OF FAMILY TO
MEET VIOLENT DEATH
DIR. Henderson. Mississippi Physician.
Shot Dead by Brother-in-iaw.

Forest. Miss. Nov. 29.-Dr. Clay
Henderson Of Leake county was shot
and killed last night by Bell Hudson.
his brother-in-law. Or. Henderson is
the fourth brother of this family to
meet a tragic death. A few years ago
Dr. Tom Henderson was killed by a
man named Morehead. another broth
er later was mortaily wounded by the
accidental discharge of a revolver and
a third brother died as a result of
swallowing carbolic acid by mistake.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
HOME WRECKED BY BOMB
DROPPED DOWN CHIMNEY


New York, Nov 29.-Dynamite
dropped down the chimney wrecked
the FIAT OF Abraham Il. Elmichiu, East
Thirteenth street tonight Twenty
five families fled to the street but no
one was seriously injured
The owner OF the tenement has been
receiving Black Hand letters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
AL TON B, PARKER APPEARS
FOR FEDERATION OFFICERS

Washington, Nov 20 The petition
fer writ of eertiorari in the con
tempt proceedings against samuel
Gompers,, John Mitchell and Frank
Morrison. officers of the American
Federation Of Labor. in connection
with the Buck Stove & Range COM
pany itigation which, II granted
would have the effect OF bringing up
the whole case, was today presented
to the federal supreme court BY Alton
b. Parker, OF New York, The court
took the subject under adViscment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
FIREMAN KILLED IN
WRECK OF KATY TRAIN

Parsons. Kan. Nov. PA fireman
was killed and several passengers were
injured. one seriously. in collision az
Olive. between northbound Missouri,
Kansas & Texas passenger train No.
80 today and an engine sent out TO
flag the passenger train.
T. :. Wayman. fireman of the pas
senger engine was killed and his en-
gineer. Lanahan. was perhaps fatally
hurt. John Haley, conductor, was
badly bruised.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
HUNDRED AND TWO
REASONS FOR NEW TRIAL
Petition Filed in Behalf of Mrs. Read,
Convicted of attempt at Extortiou.

Denver, Nov 2a--That the temper
ature on November 8. l90S. made the
dynamite held by Mrs Allen # Read,
IN her attompt 70 extort large sum
from Mrs Gencvicve Chandler
Phipps as harmless as a sponge is
one OF the arguments made by At
torney G. w. Waterman today in his
petition for new trial for Mrs. Read.
The petition establishes a record in
Colorado courts in the number of
reasons given for asking for a new
trial There arc 102.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
SHERIFF SAVES THREE
PRISONERS FROM LYNCHING

Livingston, ILL.,, Nov ga posi-
BILE triple lynching was averted today
by the margin of Il minute. When
mob of 200 men and women were
breaking down the front door of the
jail Deputy Sheri: David Livingston
escaped through the rear door with
three prisoners charged with attempt
ed murder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30

Mexico city. Nov. 29.-Thc MEXICAN
government today appropriated 20,-
600 pesos for the purchase of more
corn 10 be sold to Mexican flood suf-
fercrs ut cost.
This brings the total amount eX-
pended by the Mexican government to
enable the poor to purchase corn to
10000 pesos ($35,000).
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
Result NOT rNNIiXED
TRIUMPH rDR THE NETS

Birmingham. Nov, 2a.-While to-
days election landslide was an appar-
ent repudiation OF prohibition, II is not
regarded here as likely that the state
viii ever return 20 The condition that
existed before the adoption of the
statewide law. II Is the general
opinion that while todays result will
mcun ultimately modification of the
present drastic laws it does not neces-
sarily mean their repeal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE

Manila, Nov. 29.-Thomas Meaghy
son of the Irish patriot, died today of
pneumonia following an attempt at
suicide. He was q graduate of West
Point and had lived many years in
Montana and California. For several
years he had occupied minor posts
in the government here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
Farewell Banquet to Japs.

SAN Francisco, Nov 29.-As CUT
minating function to a continuous
round of entertainment in their tour
of the United states the last three
months, the party of Japanese COM
mercial commissioners was given an
elaborate banquet at the Fairmont
hotel tonight which was attended by
Governor James n. Gillett and more
than 200 OF the foremost men of San
Francisco.
The party will sail for Japan at
noon tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
POLICE HOPE TO SOLVE
KANSAS MURDER MYSTERY

Frontenac. Kan. Nov 29- Police
Officers said tonight that an arrest in
the mystery of the murder of William
Bork. his wife ana child. last Friday
night. might be made ai any time.
Untn mtc today 1t was feared the
mystery would ne-er be- solved. Then
word reached the police that two men
known To- have been bitter enemies OF
Bork. suddenly reappeared In the
before the murders
Detectives have been shadowing these
men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
SW|NOLERS POSED
AS MILLIONAIRE
AMERICANS
-Four Men and a Woman Seized
in Paris for Defrauding Jew
eIersj $4,000 Worth of Loot
Recovered.


Paris, Nov. 29.-Four men and a
woman, who. have posed here as
American millionaires, but are al
legged to compose Il gang of interna-
tional swindlers. were arrested to-
day charged with extensive stealing
and defrauding of jewelers.. Jewels
valued at $4,000 were found at their
homes. Police claim these were
stolen from European houses. The
men gave their names as John
Francks of New York who is said to
have once been expelled from France,
and Jacob Hymen of Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30

budgets makes the significant admis-
sion that The moral Of the brilliant de-
bate is not that the house of lords
the power of veto, which is essential
to its existence. but that II should be
re-constitnted SO that rs more dis
tingulshcd members should not he
swansped IN the lobhies by the peers
who have never given proof OF politi-
cal cApacity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
KEEL PLATES LAID
FOR MONSTER
WARSH|PS
British BattIeship Lion to Have
Seventy-Thousand Horse
Power and to Be Biggest
BattIeShip AfIoat,



London, Nov, 29.-The keel plates
Of two monster warships the orion,
the imperial Dreadnought, and the
Lion, the cruiser battleship, were laid
the latter at Davenport Arrange
ments have been made for their COM
pletion I'm two years.
The construction of the Lion VIII
mark notable stage of evolution of
the cruising battleship. She will have
5000 horsepower, while her immed-
late predecessor had $4,000. She Will
displace 21,000 tons and her length
viii be 700 feet, making her the
longest man-of-War ever laid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
Will be covered and the whole Skagit
delta will be under water.
Trains DELAYED by snow.

Pueblo, Nov. 29-Almost every
train from the east was late today on
account of heavy snow in western
kansas last night The snow is said
to have drifted into cuts until 1t was
several feet deep. The Colorado and
southern No. from the south also
was tied up for many hours on ac-
count of snow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
Bandit Suspect Caught in Chicago.

Cicago, Nov. 29.-Charles Reason,
alias Charles Smith, wanted in Seat
tie for robbing an express messenger
of 1880 several weeks ago, is under
arrest here. The Seattle authorities
have been notified and detectives are
en- route here to take the prisoner
west.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30

Boston, Nov. e9.-Dexter smith
thirty years ago a well known musical
critic and author Of several popular
songs. il dead. smith was born IN
1898 Among his songs were Put
Me in My Little Bed" and Gross ana
Crown"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
MISSOURI MAY GUST
THE TELEPHONE TRUST

Jefferson City. Mo. Nov. 29.-At-
torney General Major began today the
Of an application TO the
supreme court OF the state for the ap-
pointment Of a special examiner to
take testimony on the alleged merger
OF the telephone interests. II the
hearing develop sufficient grounds. a
writ Of custer will be sued for on be-
half of the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
Taft at Work on Message.

Washington, Nov. 29.-President
Taft has begun debating his annual
message to congress. He expects to
complete the work and have ii in the
hands of the public printer by the
middle os the week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30
AdmlrnI Inger.oII DO Retire.

Washington. Nov 29.-Rear Admir-
al II. r. Ingersoll. a member Of the
general board of the navy, will be
placed on the retired list next Sat
urday on account OF age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-30

Ardmore. Okla, Nov. 29.-Charles
d. Carter, representative in congress
from the Fourth oklahoma district,
is seriously i'll and fears are enter
tained that he may not recover.
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M. s.. & :. gabn.

Nnfllnft-
glo. 3-8om Norben. ..9:15 na1m
"Slber. r.-8om @orben. .7:30 porm
go. 241-5oniton ETC.. $3.50 porm
abfaDrt-
go. 4-gla6 Dem Nproen. 1880 porm
nSlper" r"-Na6 benz glorben. 900 uahnl
Ro. 244-6olifton etc. -. 1915 nahm
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Segas s.

8ie alts @aibington gen1eloe5
miro, bat Der 8rdiiOent, tros oer
8rotelte Cecil 2pons', bel6loiien,
oob bic Salfte Ser fir unlern Staat
erfonnten Genius=Superpiioren 0e+
mofroten iein ioQen.
Cine Mitteilung aus Srieo-
ridsbure iaet, es lei BORT lpabrelto
Ser lesten 3eit lpieoer 10 trotfelt
geipeiett oab Die 8aumlpoQe bur-
unter gelitten babe. Mebnlide Ma6-
ri1ten fonlnlen aus onoern Srtetl
iener @egellb.
- Die Yoli5ei in @aco bolt 3ltr
3eit cine 8o55ia arf ale geeger, Die
iih niiBig in Der staot ltnlbertrei-
bert, ob uno ldBt ibnen Die @abl,
entfpeber Il 9Mrbeit ouf Ben Gotton-
felbern 5u iubelt ober bic @egeno
gu perlalien. Gas @eiipiel ionte bon
Der 8oli5ei anoerer Stdote nahses
amt fperoen.
= @abreno ct nit 5tpei onoerl
sSsungen in Der goro ieines 8aters
ipielte, nuroe Der 15iabriee Somes
9epee in Gbeiter BON einern 9IiR.
ihlag eriblaeen. Seine beiben Sea
lnerooen murben ni6t perlest.
Sci ber 2ocal Sption-MbItinl=
mung in 2ibertp gountp baben oie
9lnti-Brobibitionilten eeiieet, ipie cs
i6eint nit einer Maioritdt bon lneb-
reren bunoert 5tintfr1en.
Dialpile, Elm flei1er Srt an
Der Cotton 8elt 8abn nabe Sadlon=
bile ioa our6 einen @Dflon 5eritGrt
iein.
0as Sngenieurforps Der 9u!t-
oesregierung bat Die 8err1eiiung Ell
nes 5abrnaiiers bon @roltias Hab
nod ben @erften in Corpus Gbriiii
empfoblen.
Gem iungen sinlon @oels,
Der feulib in @alpeitoll 5miiden Sic
Haoer zines 8abn5uees fiel llno
oeiien linfes 8ein 10 idper perfect
tpurbe, oaB es fofort anlplltiert lper-
ben mnBte, lit nun ali6 oas rebte
gein obgenommen porben.
Sn Sherman itarb cine ssrau
Sane Spangler an Der 2uneenent-
5iinbung. Cine Stltnbe nab ibrem
Tobe mnrbe ibr Mann bon einem
S6lagfluB getroffen, Der nod am
ielben @beno ieinen Sob berbeifibrte.
S. H. gamer, Ser neuli6 bon
Sem Sberiff Wattbeips bon gropis
gountp in Mobile perbaftet ipuroe.
tit nad auitin 5uriifgebraht NOR
ben.
Sn 8oIge elmer @aiolin-grplp-
iion tpurbe IN 81 Haio Elm iilnges
Wia0hen nanlens Wap 6. 2pons.
go6ter beg Boli5eifornllilidrs
2Dons, ibner berlebt.
Sbonas Slerning, Der fleine
Sobn bon Dem in Der geabe pei,
9ictoria tpobnenoen s. $. Slelnina,
fiel auf Der 9fonb ieines 8aters
bonn Hfero unb ipuroe Ihiper per-
lebt.
= Mus Brownsville miro aer,el-
Oct, Der gfio @ralloe lei ipieoer ge-
fallen uno es iperbe aud fein nelles
Steiaen befiirhtet.
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Der @ea gum @rfuIs

bietet piele S6pieriefeiten, aber fei-
ne 10 idlinm, mie i6le6te @eilno-
belt. @rfolg perlangt beut5ntaae
einen gelunoen aorper, aber electric
9itters lit Ser bette @eiunobeitsbrin.
ger, ben Die 8elt ie eefannt bat.
@r peruriadt pollitanbige 2lftion oes
0tagens, Der 2eber, Nieren unb Gin
gepeioe, reinigt uno berbeiiert oas
8lut uno itdrft ltno fraftigt oos oon.
Sc SDltem. &raftiger &orper llno
flarer &opf iino Die Solgen Ieiues
@ebrauds. Sic fonnen electric
gitters niht entbebren, tpenn lie
idpafL nieoergeoriidt lno franfGid,
iino. gur 50c @urontiert bon alien
Druggilten.
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Cine gsadjt amf galo MOnntair.

ssSn elmer einiamen Ma1t erfIomnl
Mler Benton bon Sort gbmaro, o..
g., @alo Moiintain nod Dem &ous
ie zines Na6barn, um oenlelben
nit Or. Sings Stem Discovery an
furieren, melbes ibn ielbit bonn 9liib-
ma eebeilt batte. 0ieie ipunoerbare
Weoi5in balf ouh oen Nahbar. Gpa-
ter beilte oaiielbe ieines Sohnes
Srau bon einenr idiperen 2ungenlci-
oen. MilIionen baIten es aIs bie
grOBte 9als- uno 2llngen-Meoi5in
auf @roen. Suiten grfdItuneen
9rupp, 8lutungen uno franfe Gum
gen tper6en iider oaour6 furirt. 9ns
geite fir Seufieber, Grippe nno
&eudbuiten. SOC uno $1.00. 9ro6c-
Haide fret. @arantiert bon ollen
9ruaqiiten.
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@i,, 9ramn,.


@air trannlte, idj iuare seitprben
unb mt bic Seele ntein,
Sa tuar'n miteinanber int Gtreite
Sie Senfef mnb Gngeleit.
Die gemfel, bie batt' ib ibpn alle
Ster nnten i'm 9eben geie1fn
Sic pflcgten bernnt ais glpnitel
Der Mntt= ntt=Salppn=2eague 81 ge1'm.
Der gihelbers, Strnng mnb Der 0aantin
Die bier 10 getpiitet crgrimmtt,
Sic tuarem jett an miteinanber
Gum Sienit in Der SDlle beitimmf.
Sic metmten, iil miiiIe binnnter
0att ibmem sum tS1l(enpfnbl,
Weil td) ME belndt i6re Stride
Inb ntd)t ibre Spnntagsifbul'.
ttnb tpeil idj immer aeiueIeu
Gin Mnti -Hrpbibitiuniit;
Die Gngel iagten basegen:
nGr tit rnfer, tueil es 10 it'll"
Sie Gngel biieben amdJ Siegcr
llnD fitbrten mid bann 6intnelatt,
gStr fnbren int allerneneitcn
Seppeltn'iden aeruplnn.
ttnb tuie iuir enblid) sefpmnten
Sinh an bas bimmliid]e Scr,
On trat init freuubltdJent 9siden
Der beilise 9etrms berppr.
Der meinte, es babe bic 0aeiie
0eiuik mid redjt bnritig scntadt,
llnb bat mir iusleidJ cine slaidje
BON alamo Sier gergebradlt.
Sd mar tppl bariiber eritannet,
Gr fagte: ,,9as lit bier Der 8ranb
@as gut unb tuas seiitts auf Grben,
Sas babem im Sintntel mir and.
9as Atamp gter bat id)pn lange
Serauf uns ein Gnsel sebradt,
Drum Troiit!" = 9'rab iuplfte tdj triu.
fen
On bin id) bariiber ertuafbt.
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AaSttalb lb<ilMi,e
Werbeni9tpdd)e

e9tpa1e, nsrb5(e werfpnen, espIaet bon 6off.
nlin6sIoHefett nnb f6Ie9ten 2r9umen, erf&bS.
iSHssep. Saaraasfaii. stbnS%Sas % Ses G ss5Srs JSS;
pnb 0eft9tS Aatarrb, Wlqeen6yA6sH, @tubibsrs
itopfuHs, Yaabtsfeit, errttsn, Rifsrn, Bersifsp.
finn erfaprsn ouS beuI vSusenbirsmnAa foIe
einta9, f&nefl unh btfIt6 Gtle t,nnathrits
den Werluite mnh anbere Oslsen jmsenh,
ltMer Wertrruneeit sranblt9 Sebeilt uni
bstle WefmR1hslt unS 0rptNrn wiebes.
trlangt tuerbet tDnnen. 0nns neues
Seilperfa6reu. iyelsr ietn elener arst.-
s.fSs H Ba susss iss'SSEss 1885, nHs .S, sss
bon June pnb glt maarn ngb Srau, eeIHeH
psrbsSi folffs, fnnu eseeg Qfrfenbune bon a9
bon ber
Yribatalinii, 1915. Nbenne
7as.p Work, D. y.
Nlan ertpdhne bic Treie Rrefie +. Serds.
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oQ;o o,a Goft;o

9sie aus Saltillo genleloct
miro. lit BORT ourd anbaltenoen 9te.
gellfaIl ebenfallS piel Sdooen onee.
rihtet moroen. giele SGiiler Sinb
beih00igt uno Die @iienbobnen ba.
ben iebr gelitten. @s mar Ser id)tuer.
fte uno anboltenoite 9fegell Der BORT
lett SSabren gefollen lit.
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9(n 16. Oftober, wdbrenO CT
iih in Der 9taot sSuare8 aufDalt,
miro Braiioent 9ia5, oen @runo.
itein au Dem Suare3.0ellfmol leeer.
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@ausIides ssbnII.

y9u iinb Geine 6rau Sbr ioatet
aud oas probate Weittel befolgeil
uno ebe Sbr zines iiber bos anoerc
berfallt, langfam uno laut big 5ebn
5dblen."
uSun mir obneoies es gebt BEL
uns ben gan5en Gag gu, pie in 'ner
Hehenitunoe."
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Neiienber aeindlt

Gin gutter Heiien6er, Der &outiou
lteaen fam. miro gu iofortigem An-
tritt in Der uGreien 8refe" seiuhi
lyreie 9reFe fir Seras Gnbl, So,
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&ietoria 9ibiiion, g. $. e g. q.
M1lfllnft-
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
j. w. WILSON is GIVEN
A FURTHER RESPITE
PoisOner Convicted Two Months
Ago Gets Another Continuance

John Walter Wilson, the poisoner.
obtained still further delay when called
before Judge Dunno yesterday for
sentence 1t is almost two months
since the jury convicted him of muir
der in the first degree with the penalty
Of life Imprisonment. One of his new
attorneys, Charles II. Wilson. stated
10 the court yesterday that a motion
for new trial was to be argued, but
on account OF the illness of his col
league, Samuel Shortridge.f he asked
for continuance. Wilson also said
that new evidence, IN the shape of
the testimony Of a celebrated hand
writing expert, had been discovered.
Prosecutor Ferrari asked that some
definite action be taken to dispose of
the matter at an early date. Judge
Dunno agreed to a postponement. for
one week
Wilson was convicted of murder fol-
lowing proof that he sent through the
mails To Harry Boas, packet of
strychnine in the form of headache
powders
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20
BANKER TREADWELE
TO AGAIN BE TRIED
Will Face Jury Tomorrow on
Charge of Embezzlement

The second trial of James Tread
well, who was a director of the in
solvent California safe deposit and
trust company. viii begin tomorrow
in department IL of the superior court
before Judge Conley of MADEIRA.
Treadwell first was tried for perjury
alleged to have been committed in the
grand jury room, but was acquitted.
The Indictment upon which he is now
TO be tried charges embezzlement. In
association with J. Dalze1 Brown and
Walter ]. BARNETT he is accused of
having embezzled from the bank 1.001
shares of the Sacramento valley bank
of Biggs, worth S35,035, and 1.02O
shares of the Farmers and Merchants
bank Of Colusa, worth s60.250. 1t is
a joint Indictment in which the three
bankers named are alleged to have
gone through a form Of sale to them
selves, giving no real considera ton
for the stock. The transaction took
place September 10, 1906.
This is the first trial in which the
property alleged to have been EN-
bezzled belonged directly TO the bank.
Brown and Bartnett were convicted
of the theft of securities held in trust
by the institution.