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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
FIVE COUNC|LMEN To FIGHT
HEATING FRANCHISES UNLESS
CITY GETS ITS PERCENTAGE
C. j. Smith and Associates Get Delay-Sdll Hope to
Get Valuable Privileges for Nothing - Bullock
Blaine, Weaver Revelle and Kellogg Garry on Bat
tie for Taxpayers.

Unless Councllm n Bullock
Blaine. Weaver. ReYclle and Rei.
logE make a complete fiEhtab0ut.
face on the heating franchise. G. J
smith and his associates and 1. n.
Rosenbaum will have to pay a per.
ceutage of the receipts to the city
before they set any franchise
The question Of giving away or
not giving away absolutely free Of
charge these valuable franchises
has never come 90 a vote. but the
eouucllmen named indicated their
position when tie corporations
committee met yesterday.
When this became apparent.
Smith and his attorney, n. p.
elise, begged that this matter
90 over for = few days. They
dared not let Il come 20 a vote
then, and evidently hoped 70
win some Of the individual
coUneiimen over 20 the cor.
poration'n view on this point q
giving franchises away fer
nothing.
Sawyer was the only councilman
who stood out with Smith and thc
corporate interests Re vas clearly
in favor Of charging the steam heat.
ing companies absolutely nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
CORT
JOINS With
SHUBERTS
Seattle to Get Better At
fractions Next Year
Means Breaking Up of
Theatre Trust.

The meaning OF John Corta
break with Klnw & ErlangcT the
theatrical trust, became evident
last might when the statement was
given out IA New York thar be had
Joined hands with the shuberts. the
great independents who have waKed
q long fight with the trust
Not only will Seattle remain on
the theatre map as the result Of the
new alignment. but Cort viii be
able 90 present ut the Moore and
the i40 theatres 10 the Northwest
which he controls. a much better
line Of attractions than ever before
X. a y. have had the houses pre-.
Viously, while the Shuborta were
getting the best attractions signed
up. The shubert season Ia the
West during the past year was un.
successful because ~ this lack Of
houaea Shnbert companies had 90
jump from Denver TO Los Angeles
then 20 Frisco then Portland then
Seattle. then clear back to Winni'
peg
with Cort. Julius Calm. control
ling 200 theatres IN England. and
" Rcia, with a circuit ~ 100 houses
~ the Middle West leave the
Kiaw a flrlenFcr syndicate
THIS means a crushing blow 10
the theatre trust and a mighty vic
tory FOR the shuhoria. who started
llfs az ushera IN a Syracuse. ~ y
theatre about 10 years ago For
other managers are expected TO
break away from the syndicate
The X a r. people now have only
Henry 4. Harris. Charles Frohman.
BeiHsco. aud Savage allied with
them Some of these will break
soon
The new arrangement lumres
that The followius attractions
whlch include the best people on
The stage today. will appear IN Sc
attic next season
Hoihcru and Maflowe. Maxine r.
ilot Forbes Robertson. Grace
George James r. Powers. The
Chocolate Soldier" Wilton Lackaye.
jefferson De Angels. Blanche Rims.
Louis Mann. The Midnight Sons. I"
Jolly Bachelors" william Favera.
ham. Marie Dresaicr. OTIS Harlan.
Bertha Kailnh. Nine Nazimova.
Mary Maunsriug Bertha Galland.
John Mason. The CITY, "Tho Lot.
tefY Man" 'uorkstader's Min
atrels." "The Blue Mouse" Henry
Warner In Alias Jimmie vaisn.
tine. Marie Cabin. Fourth Estate.
Marietta Oily. Sam Bernard first
time on COAST. William Hodge 10
The Man From Home all-star
cast IN "Jlnl the peuman. and the
New Theatre company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
FOUR DIE in
ENUMCLAW
FIRE
Mrs. Jens Sorenson and
Three Children Perish in
Blaze That Destroys
Their Home.

EhuMcLAW, Wash. April 30
Mrs. Jena soFenson and three chill
drcn were burned 10 death IN fire
that destroyed the Sorenson home,
half mile from here, this morning.
sorenson ard the two youngest
ehlleran of the family escaped. sor.
enaon, wire ls a rancher, arose az
Is o'clock thia morning, started .
fire IN the cook stove and went to
the barn 20 milk the cows. When
he returned he found the house on
fire. He rushed In and saved the
two babies, but not before they
were badly burned. The mother
rushed UPSTAIRS 20 reseue the three
other children, bot her escape ~ss
Gu, of and she psrished with her
children.
Enarelaw ls village In King
county near the Pierce county line.
u ls 90 > branch Of the Northern
Pacific railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
on FIekert's shouIders.

OAKLAND. Cal. April 30.-"The
responsibility for the death Of Tom.
my Mccarthy rests upon the shout.
ders Of District Attorney Flckert
and Sheriff Tom Finn, OF San
Francisco. and all the executive of.
ficers Of the state who have failed
TO enforce the state law regarding
prizefights, said Carlos G. White.
attorney Of the Oakland church fed.
GRAFTON, today.
"The law has been porsistently
violated for years II il had been
respected and enforced, Tommy
Mccarthy would not have been KIM
ed last night The Moran.Mc-
Carthy fight would never have been
allowed
"rhe state lay absolutely prGhib.
IFS such contests"
District Attorney nonohue. OF
Oakland, said that the death of Me.
Carthy would have no effect In le-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
Grand Jury VIII Act.

SAN FRANCISCO. Arril 30
The grand jury win take mp at
once consideration OF tae circum.
stances surrounding the death Of
Tommy Mccarthy. the fighter
said District Attorney Fickcrt to.
day. Whether a formal iuyestiEa-
tIon into the death win h carried
on by the jury will depend Ipon
reports OF the coroner end the de-
vclopments OF the police court hear
ing of the men held as being re-
sponsible for his death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
M'CARTHY'S DEATH
MAY STOP THE
BIG FIGHT
San Francisco Boy Killed in Bout With Owen Moran
Starts Big Move to Block the Jeffries-Johnson
Battle for Worlds Championship at EmeryvlIe,
July4.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 90
After lingering In unconscious.
ness from the time he was struck
down by owen Moran. the fighter.
Tommy Mccarthy died Al 3.28
o'clock this morning of a fractured
skull. Mccarthy died az 81 Marys
hospital
he was folled by a blow on the
jaw delivered by Moran Ia the six.
teenth round ~ their fight last
night AZ Dreamiand rink.
Moran and others interested in
the fight are under arrest
When Mccarthy struck the floor
he lay sin for second with his
eyes vide open Then a CONFUSION
seized him. be- Strengthened out and
his eyes closed Doctors Jumped
into the ring. preceded by the boys
father For falf an hour they at
tempted 10 restore consciousness
Failing an ambulance was called
and the young man was taken TO
the hospital. whore Il was ascertain.
I'd that he had sustained a basal
fracture 81 the skull
McCarthy's body was taken 10 the
m0rEue this afternoon and DR. G. A.
Clover. the autopsy surgeon. I'm
mediaiely prepared TO perform an
autopsy.
The inquest viii be held Thurs
day.
Ia iail today Moran expressed the
greatest sorrow over the death oi
hig opponent
This is awful" he said Il would
not have had it occur for all the
money In the world had been
playing for the punch on the saw for
several rounds. and when the time
came ! put Il through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
Took Her Diamond.

Saying that che was robbed OF n
diamond earring and SO in money
while she was asleep, Fay Harris,
room lG Toxic house. asks fhe
police no get busy on ,ho case Fay
reports That the earring. which ia
ouethird karat and valued at $40.
was taken from her ear. and the
sl5 was secured from her stocking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

for the use OF public streets aud for
the special privileges granted. and
he argued earnestly against the
charging Of per cent OF the Eroas
earnings. which Was proposed By
Blaine and seconded By Bullock
Included In the motion vas the
proposition that the franchise con.
tain provisions that the City should
get a 81 per cent reduction on the
steam u used for heating its build.
inEs.
Franchise Exclusive.
Tho committee decided that Il
would fiN up n ron exclusive fran
Chiae and would grant franchises 10
both Smith aad RoHenbaum and a.
many others ns applied. and would
agree 10 the terms o. tho grants
These terms. M agreed upon. On.
clude the expenditure OF 500. 900
IN plants. mains and services OK.
elusive Of sites. within ~ months
after the franchise IL granted
A special mcotlnF Of the commit.
Tee will be- held at o'clock Tues.
dag 20 finish up the draft ~ the
franchises that the committee VIII
recommend 20 The council AZ this
meeting Smith and elise win renew
their nght on paying anything 10
the city for tho privileges 10 be
given them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
DR.. ROLLER HAS
BLOOD POISONING

CHICAGO, April s0-~The Roller.
lbyszko wrestling match scheduled
for the Coliseum last night was
called off at the last minute. The
Seattle physician IL suffering from
blood poison and his doctor refused
Ia allow him 10 20 on. The match
may be arranged for q later date
Instead Of the Roller bout, zbyHzko
took on Jesse Westergard Wester.
gard was thrown heavily 10 the mat
after Of minutes OF wrestling Ho
sustained badly twisted ligament
and Referee Fleming stopped the
match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
FER DON is
UNDER BAN

SACRAMENTO. Cal, April 30.
The grand jury OF Sacramento
county has returned indictments
against Dr. Fer Don and Dr. ~.
Thornherg. employed by the for.
mor. charging them with obtaining
money under false protenaea. Fer
Don. who ia now ina the East has
Invaded nearly every Pacific Conat
city The grand jury declares IN
the indictments hia methods were
questionable.
Fer Don was driven out OF Sc.
attic by The Star Fer Don advor.
Used extensively IN the other
newspapers of Seattle. but The
Star refused 10 take his money and
forced him to leave the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
MRS. HAZARD
STEALS AWAY
WITH RAIDER
Defying Health Office and
Prosecutor, Fast Cure
Doctor Secretes Starving
Man-Must Live or Die
Without Help.

Linda Buffield Hasxard. starva.
glon cure doctor. got away with her
patient. L. E. RAIDER. yesterday. IN
spite OF health board. prosecutor
aud Insanity experts.
Sending an ambulance 10 the out.
look hotel on Pike 81. where the
sick man was lylns Mrs. Hazsard
hurried him secretly 20 1854
broadway. whore be lies now
nr Crlchtou and an Insanity cx.
pert. intent on rescue. arrived az
the hotel t0o late. A Star man
working on the case found out
where the ambulance had taken rs
patient AZ that address. however.
the Information wRa given out that
RAIDER was not there
RAIDER was taken 20 that address.
however. and Mrs Lou nakeg. an
old lriend az Raiders. admitted TO-
day that that Ia where be IT,
crlehton Gives Up.
when Dr Crichton was refused
admission az the broadway house.
be had 10 tain back he Tad no le.
gal way Of forcing an entrance The
sick man. worn 90 a shadow. clings
90 his belief iu his doctor. and Is
willing 90 have her continue to
work over him So he must live
or die alone and without help.
Mrs Baker tails pitiful story ~
seeing a lifelong friend starving
and suffering. and ~ being torn BE-.
tween conflictlng emotions Z attn
not a follower Of Mrs Hazard.
said Mrs nakef this mhrnlug Il
met her only once before I 9AA
called On b. Mr RAIDERS wife. a
week ago last Monday. when she
brought Mr RAIDER 70 the city
They asked me u { wouldn't look
out for Mr. RAIDER. and from then
until the present day I have been
going 20 the hotel two and three
times a day. staying with him FOR
hours az q time No one can know
what a trying position have bScn
IN
He was obsessed with the idea
that be dare not eat. that II he did
eat the food would remain In his
stomach. only 90 form poiauus that
would be fatal All the time be was
wasting away. and couldn't help
but beg and plead with him 10 let
me fix him up some chicken broth
OF other delicacy such as a sick per.
son might eat took fresh fruit
70 the room, hoping 70 tempt him
Just TO taste Of w.
He did want 20 eat 80 bad,
but wouldn't. He would ~hiff
the smell Of the fruit, and one
could see hoN badly he wanted
IL. Ne would talk about the
time when he got rid u his
trouble. that could flx that
broth Tor him, but he wouldn't
eat. No, never more than 70
taste little orange juice
once or twice, and then turn
away from that.
Finally. in desperation /. begged
and pleaded with him 20 let me
call in a doctor friend OF mine. a
man whom ! know was honest and
would DO the right thing. but he
would have none Of o. lie turned
away almost in anger Mrs Haz.
Yard herself tried 20 get him 10
take a little celery broth which
n had fixed Tor him. bat he
I wouldn't
"And now well. he ia too weak
for che surgical operation ! honest
10y believe would have saved him
I had be- had DO iu time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

SAN FRANCISCO. April sop.
position 20 the Jeff-Johnaon fight
20 be held az Emeryviile July I is
cryEfalllzinR here today. following
the death OF Tommy Mccarthy.
Leaders OF the ministerial bodies
Of san Francisco today are draft.
Ing protesting petitions with which
20 lombard" District Attorney
Donohue. Of Oakland. under whose
Jurisdiction lies the possibility Of
preventing the big fight
Teiegrams are 10 be sent 10 Gov
Cillctt az Sacramento. protesting
against the killing Of the fighter IN
the prize ring and calling upon the
governor 90 use his moral sunsion
on District Attorney Donohue and
n Donohue fails 90 take action. 20
use hlR official power TO prevent
the fieht.
A proclamation u being prepared
today by the Church Federation,
calling upon the better elements In
California to Join In driving the
fighting game from the state and
asking an classes IN all cities aud
towns of the state 20 use moral and
political pressure on city. county
and state officials 10 KIN the fight.
ms game IN California forever
Religious people and those who
have the welfare Of their homes and
families 40 heart should combine iu
q final effort 10 prevent the Jof
friesIohnson fight nj Emeryville
ON the greatest day Ia the Amori
can calendar. was the statement Of
the Rev Or VIM RAIDER. outlining
the substance Of the petition.
"All should lombard the district
attorney Of Oakland with letters Of
protest and force him 20 use every
means ln his power to prevent any
possibility Of repetition OF last
nights fatality
Not alone the religious. bat the
domestic aud business elements
should combine 10 strike at the
root ~ an evil which threatens the
social. moral and financial founda.
ton OF the state.
Il consider the fatal Injuries 10
Mccarthy as result OF the prize.
AfN'N t"NA NAFhA hn ANAiiNh lot "a Nt-
nunoiatlon on the part OF an good
citizens and Tor a dlscontlnuance
OF the fight nuisance IN California.
Blot on California.
"The time has come for the state
90 eradicate this vicious crime from
our midst and the governor and leg.
islature should be- mcmorialized for
the enactment of laws sufficient TO
forever Danish so-callcd sport
which les now outlawed Ga nearly
every state IN the Union
California Is held up TO the rldi.
Guile OF the world by such disgrace.
full scenes as that enacted last
night. and the one at Point Rich.
mond a few weeks ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
Ask Governor to Act.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3d.
The church federation OF San Fran
cisco today sent a Telegram TO Gov.
Gillett calling upon him TO use his
official position 20 prevent the JEFF.
fries-Johnson fight az Emeryyille,
scheduled for the Fourth Of July.
The governor viii be urged 20 take
a stand against the proposed fight,
In resolutions being prepared by
the federation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
4 WILL Die
LIKE A
MAN"
fnr rnl,.a rr-..A

NEW YORK. April 30 Copies
of cx-Prcsldont zeiaya's book on
the revolution 10 Nicaragua. which
be has been engaged IN writing
since his precipitate retirement
from office. occupied the center Of
the stage Of the little Spanish.
American colony here today The
book which o. IN Spanish. has jurt
been published va Madrid. and is
Intended as a Justification OF the
ox.president
To Americans the most lntorosf.
iug portion Of the book Is the ap.
pendlX. (which gives several long
extracts from Zclaya's correspond.
cnce Among the exhibits is a let.
Ter written by The American. Grocc.
10 his mother in the United States.
just before he was executed II
was conflscated by the Nlcaraguan
officials and the mother never re-
coiycd it II follows;
"El Castillo Fortress. San
Juan River Nicaragua. Nov.
tG 1909.
My Darling Mamma This
will be a terrible blow 10 you
the last word You win ever re-
coive from your maynard son.
/ can't write much. as I am too
nervous and have only a few
minutes 90 live. | Joined the
revolution In Blueflelds and
was captured and sentenced 10
be shot 90 death I viii be exc
cuted together with a young
man from Virginia, Leroy Can
non. II will take place this
morning nc 10 o'clock
Now. mother, dear. bear up.
This ia my fate-the result OF
war and Gisohcdlenco 10 a low
ing mother It's hard 60 be
shot like this but / viii die like
man. Tell all goodbye, Il f.
impossible for me to write
more. Love and kisses as the
last farewell on earth TO you.
dear mother all the boys and
dear little sister. Goodbye nm.
til we all meet again in
heaven. Your loving son,
LEONARD"
There appear two other interest
Ing letters In the book. one by
Groce 20 his Nicaraguan wife. the
other from Cannon 20 Juan Jacoby
Of Massage. Iolaya prints these let
ters without any comment probably
resting his defense OF the charge of
unlnwfully putting the two men TO
death on the admission that they
were insurreotioniats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
SHE GIVES AWAY
HER PARTY GOWNS

NEW YORK, April So.-Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr, takes
keen delight IN disposina Of
her gowns In a way different
from most society women. She
is interested in several young
girls, who do not belong 20 the
wealthy set, and she is pleased
20 give her gowns 20 them.
Naturally many Of them are
scarcely soiled, and with a few
alterations they make charm
Ing dresses for girls.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was Grace
Wilson and because young
Cornelius married her his
father cut him of with an In
heritanee Of St,5oo,o00. The
brothers and sisters, however,
shared with him a part Of their
Inheritance, For eight years
none Of the brothers or sisters,
as we'll as the mother OF Cor.
nelius, would speak to the
young wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

NJ Whistles footed and the cry
u Kissed
NAVE YOU BEEN couNTEpf"
4 7sh al happened az noon today
DE- mgnutc spent Ia the civic
.usas bureau would show that
80 are thousands and thousands
n psople IN Seattle. who Il they
H. been counted don't know lt
4 nssks 10 the civic bureau are
III hlgh with slips filled out by
sr'e who have been missed A
.usux case Is chuck iull % slips
A. every trip that the office boy
&sls to the postofiice produces
aYeds OF additional blanks.
Exsry Business House Busy.
I asa this Is Just thc beginning
efe i hardly 4 business house IN
r fly uhcrr az least one cmploye
um buried beneath 3 stack u
hasus blanks filled Qua by the
3rployes 81 the concern
y n stsnorrapher IN the office Of
H. Of Streets Walters. under
hos direction there are more than
r. cts employees. was the busiest
rna around the city hall this
rrlag. a. she sorted che census
Baaks billed out By city workmeu
4 Supervisor INNS office this
hrusne Il was stated that 30 per
ID q the names turned ga BY the
b. bureau had already been
'.nnged Even n the percensage q
nacAfion 81 thai great G leaves 10
= eeaf that would not aave been
nsiaa That e 25.o00. which vii
~ considerable
vsrifieaticn Is Complete.
nss,thing is worked down 10 a
b. sgstegn now when the blanks
|urK TIE civic hargan they are
Brad ont 10 boxes for the district
4 xhleh the person nliiag out the
INnk lftss Then each enc " the
|Ncsai enumeratars gets che names
~ n from bis district He checks
mer to see II the name is not al
|nady counted When Is Is verified
E u e0nntcd
Providence hospital Missed.
ne need % this checking back
\ Evidenced bY a report which
y1ched The star office today %
o. Effect that - stewards IS sis.
~ snd 81 nurses Al Providence
AsrltAl had net been euuemraied
~ nst was turned over 20 the
re bureau A roomiug house At
b Columbia was also reported 20
NJ Star as missed
A letter received By The Star
Etzy follows
Old Timers Messed.
we know q one house where
Es 100 people have not been
'aamerated. The name % one ~
'hsse Is found In The first Seattle d.
saesnry. another has been IN the
nme house sor % years. and like
! tnird one. who served for month
= q King county jury. after ~
izars Of service in that house"
-a.-.a.ss...-..a
~ marrissr lisena..s were issg~d nsnr
asnplaints In d4sarer flied sud tive a..
'ifrs aesrrss granted In king cauHfy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

gally preventing the Johnson-Jef-
fries fight
q n the fight Is Illegal. Il will be
stopped OF that / am certain" he
said N Il Is legal. the death OF
Mccarthy Is entirely irrelevant. We
can only abide by the law passed
by the last legislature McCarthy's
death may mean the enactment OF
new laws regarding prizefighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30

WASHINGTON. April aa--A
heated and direct accusation that
ez Secretary Of the infsrior Gar
field Clifford Finchot former chief
forester. and others are engaged
IN a political conspiracy 20 over
thruw Il president who IL diataatc.
fnl 70 Them wRs made before the
nnlllusrr Investigation committee
today 81 Attorney Nertroea. Hallin.
gers attorney.
he referred 20 naillngefa or.
ponent8 a. "aordid souls. who.
bound 10 political parties. repre-.
sent miserable spirit that Will
tear down and destroy any man 81
rosp@efable ability"
Other remarks In the same tenor
marked the hot protest 81 vertreos
against shat he termed a "despic.
able conspiracy % cast contumgiy
upon President TAFT and his ad.
viacra"
Couiluulnx. Vertrees charged
that ~hittef denunciation" II now
the nne Of attack being followed
BY the prosecution
lie asserted that this alleged
system was iuaugurated By Attor'
ney nrandeia when be requested
the committee 10 ask Attorney Gen.
erai Wlchersham to produce an
documents and evidence ~ to the
date whom his summary % tho
CLAWS charges was written.
Chairman Nelson announced that
be has decided 20 allow The coun-
sci Tor both sides to argue this mat.
ter before tho committee viii come
90 n decision 10 regard 10 request
ing Attorney General Wlckoreham
20 produce the data asked for.
Recently nrandois lntimeted that
Tn hia opinion. the summary was not
written until November. although u
was dated September n,
nrandels said the summary at
tompta 10 answer charged which
had not been made by CLAWS until
November H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
, = $50 44EA 49,
WHAT GLEASON SAYS.



= SAN FRANCISCO. April 30. =
= Tho death 81 Tommy Nc =
. earthly VIII IN no way affect q
. the plans ~ the promoters Of =
. the Jeffrios-Johnaon fight. ac- 4
= cnrding 60 Jack Gleason today. =
= Gleason said that he looked q
= upon McCarthys death as an 4
= unfortunate incident IN the =
= world u sport. bEt % no more 4
q significance than deaths oc- 4
= curing IN football aviation or :
automobile racing =
Had the death Of Mccarthy a
= occurred even two weeks be- =
= fore the Jeffries- johnson fight :
. Il would not have affected our =
= plans" 4
n = II = - = - II !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-30
PIRATES OF A
CONSPIRACY
To RUIN TAT I

WAsAiNCToN, April 3o.-Ths
Baliinas inohot investigating com.
niiftee today refused the request
o. Attorney Brandeia for the orig
lnnl drsft % the Wieksrshan auu
man ~ ME findings IN the CLAWS
charge and Tor ether. papers tend
re 20 show when thie summary
vas prepared.