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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

- TaIousfomitean ieurotunniuem'
me I~dbettdmiin fiertotirieiiiin on o tnl'
Tut pastaus folmesta paifosta. Slo'
oueiin itIenaiIen 2onIoliS ieurofnn'
nan io%btobentilD mr.. Wtatti &osfi
iImoittaa ettei bin ole narmo Jos he
5oopat iltomia toimeen. Sifcbbur'
gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eiimies mr..
Huusta ilmoittaa, ettd ieurofnnta
on pddttdnpt toimeenponno tltcman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bpndfit,mu
ia Ell moi mield ionoa ioto he moi
mat e ntoimeenponno EpDnpdipdnd,
jppsfuun 5 tdipd. Samoin on Wta'
ria Senoricfion Noroenista, 90.
Dat. iIntoittonut etti he iielld toi'
meenpanemot iItoman iitte fun Fit
reeliiet inns tpDt opot obi. = 1ot'
pottomosti ilmoittautiiu pbd uienm'
pi Ieuratunto lupoufleua. ettd tot
meenpanenat iltomot firiopainoro'
bostomme bppdtii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

Wtatta fpaiffa npt tiebdmme Su.
Ian lanan luettunafin oIepan iGpIin
paituttapaiien armon mdIitappa.
leen, min tdstd emme Iau tehod Iitd
iobtopddtDstd, ettei meibdn muusIa
muobosia oIefaan SumaIan ianaa
fdptettdpd. 3aufana Iiitd. pain
pastoin tulee Ie feboittaa meta pbd
obterampaan Ianon fdpttdmiieen
fatfella tapalla. Sentdbben Iaarnat'
FAMINE abferaan Sunalan %ianaa.
&estuStelfaamme Iiitd faiffein fanss
la, ioita olemme tilaiiuuoesia pubuts
telemaan. Sunnustaeaamme 2riSs
tusta Serratiemme. Sutfitaamme
fuultua ia luettua Smmalan ianaa
ipodmisIdmme. &ufefaamme abtes
raan SumaIan lanaa fooisIamme.
Saulafaomme Seeiufiestamme pirs
iisidmme ia lauluisIamme. &irioitta.
taamme mDps, FUN MILLION tilat'
Iuutta on, iumalauiista totuufiista
toiliuemme. aebotttafaamme mpos,
Fin nuoriioa abferaan SumaIan ia'
nan miljelppn. Slfoon lasten friss
tiuinen fasmatus ia lufutaioonfin
opetuS BELLE, meibGn alinomaiIen
barrastutfemme eiineend. 60 tebs
fddmme taitfea tdtd rufoutien ia
ftitotien fansia, tietden, eta Sumas
Ian lana, iota me milielemme on eIds
md ia poimalinen, ia ettei ie tpbidnd
palaia luotamme, Fun fitd fdptdms
me, paan fantaa beoelmdd iianeaits
Eileen eIdmddn Samalaue pIistpte
Jeff ia f%unniotIi.
%. Wtiettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
Dbteenid
So 80

= 2iriopainos iamme palmistuu
iontu milton IiIdud Iuuri mddrd Su'
tberin misunderstanding. Ros'
Ia poimme niitd mppod mormaon'
Elm pbtd baIpaua fuin mifddn firia'
fauppa tddud MARSHA, min toipom'
me, ettG iaamme firioiue polio ii.
IautIia. 2utberin Wdbds3atetis muf'
fla tarnitaan fo;tisia iu~omalaiiisia
fristiaiisid ppbdtouIuisIa ia TO-
beisIa, ioiSIa on lopIia. Sddstdfdd
Qotefismus ,tilautienne nellie!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

mitean eiitptien ia on pddttdnpt toi'
meenpanna iltamat iiiben ~tarfoituf'
Ieen Ianottuna pdimdnd.-
Eoimottamasti faifiSia muiSiotin
ieurafunnisI famine otetaan tdmd ala
buomioon ia aletaan eiitettppn toi'
menpiieiIiin. Sttataamme tebtdipaf'
ierume: mafIaa fofo firiapainofpel'
canine tdmGn nupben aifana! Nel'
FAMINE on endd mdbdinen, Udbdn
tpista tubotta bouaria.
sllfafaa toimeen faiffiala! Sitd
toinoo
Salousfomitea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
Mafictaan tpelfamme.

airtfofunto toIomsfomiteu on
padndnpt ppptdd faiftio firtfotun'
famine fuuIupio ietd oiioomme
fonnatiopio itiendiiid ieurotuniio
toimeenpanemoon TipecIliiei Atamoi
Observation-Disclosures bptpdtii. emf
5p5npdS Udnd, ippeeum . pHimd.
- Sronuoooin aonianiSIeurotnnto
OIL 10 bnipdtIpnpt idmdn toIousfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

- 3aniaqistirtfofunnan ldbetps'
fasIaan tuuut pastori s.. Smasfai'
fen fautta ieuroatpasti: &oblebti Sals
mon Greefiud,
2een fouluua elof. z p. . $3.50
NaieIin Hufousbuo neeQa z
b.. elof. $500
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
Smmri ibme.

Sobannes ndfi ilmestpflesid mais
mon. iofa oil puetettu aurineoaa ia
fuu bdnen ialfainia ala, ia bGnen
pddsidnid truunu fabbestatoistae
fpmmenestd tdbbestd.
Y}itd faiffea tdmG on? SGmGn
lonoo Sobannes olenan Iuuren ibs
meen. Waimouo tdsId Sumala tu.'
pao Rristutie n Ieurafuutaa moan-
pddld. gurinsolo tupotaan &riss
tutien monbursfautia, ioaa 2ristuts
hen ieurofunta on pueiettu. SiQd
GriStus on tponbursfnuoen a arinto,
ia FUN ie nanbursfaus OH bdnen
merchandising, min Re on lite .aus
rineouo puettu. Sind min monta
frin tie 8ristufIebsn. fostetut oIette.
min tie oIette 9ristuf1en ~pddnennes
pufeneet. So ie puff on niih firfas
fuin ourinto &ristutien manbnrSs'
~fauoesIo iota taitti meibdn ipntim.
me fponburstauben bomeella petit.
tau.
W{itds lie fuu merfitIee iofa on
bdnen i~alfainia ala? Soloina fus
tpataan spaellusta ia FUN maloua
eldmdn naellusta. Siud ustoipai.
let, qutuaot, ppbdt ia nonbursfaat
Sumulan lopIet, tabtomat ppbGsti
ia patoasti mpDstin naeltaa Sit.
malan poion ustosIa, Ioiien UT.
booaiiesti ipntid tpostaan. Muita
eldmdn Danbursfaus on min Ia=
meoa uston manburSfauteen merros
ten, tuin FUN fpelo anringon mas
loon ndboen. Gldmdn panbursfau.
oesia on fpieId usfomaijisfa poIio
~ipitoia ia pirbeiid, pbbesId ptTi, tot,
'esIa toineu, ia on momentum eIdmd'
min puutteelista, ettd SumaIa pas
rGttoon, etiei futaan eIGmGuddn b6,.
pdiiiii a%nrin9on maloa, ionfa 10 uss
fosla ~omistamme, ioua SumaIan e..
oesId f%elpaamme. 3ruunuua futpas
tam toas Sumalan funnioa. 3ab.
oeuatoiStotpmmeneud tdboeud aposs 4
toIiSta oppia, ioto &ristuiten Ieura.
funta usfoo Ia tunnustaa. eSumoIon
funnion fruunu on tooeuofin Sumas
Ian loeten pddsid; SumaIa ia faiffi
ppbdt enteIit meiid outuaito ppbid
ia monbursfaita funnioitioa. WI,
tenfGs mooilmo meta f~unnipittoo?
&c fnnnioittoa min: ettd 5eppcIDi
meiodt taiffi SunnoIan ppbdt piIffo,
fruunudo; ia lostee mieIdtin .Qriss
iutlen ppbddn ia niattomaan bid.
ban oriontappura fruunun. Gem.
moien tunnianfo maoiIma nellie an.
tao? 600. ioo, Iemmoien 5e nellie
ontoa, tpptpfdd main faiffi Iiiben.
ia fiittdfdd foifti len fruunun ebestG
Sumoloo; iiud tonnomme Iamoo
truunuo fuin funnian !Serrofin. Qi.
tdtdd main iitd truunua pdde5dnne.
fitd opot fontaneet. ne fotSitoista.
fpmmenid tdbtedtin eli apostolic.
Wtonet citonot 10 nottoomot fen
fruunun pois pddstanId ettd beldb.
tdd 10 ionopot: Ell ie posIoa ia Iopi
beiodn pddbdnid ie pitdS ola tot.
ielloinen. Woi. fuinfa monet nSin
tefenM ia Inopumot pois Iiitd fun,
MON fruunusta, ioto on faunistetiu
%tottilo touisormoiiuo iolofimiud
la founistutIiuo. iofa poistoo Gu.
NOLAN eoeSid min monen n6riIelta
tauntstnfieIto. Se on tooeuotin Iuus
Il Time ettd moimo on puefettu ou.
ia tim bdrcu i%oltonIo ala,
ia pddsId friunu tuboestotoisto.
tpmmenestd tdboeStd. =. RonfiIo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

= Iuttalan aIiamiebid febo itetaan
iilaamaon rSppslebted" m%pptdpaf'
ieen. Slmoiitataa nellie fuinfa MON
ia fappaletta Iuulette moimanne nil.
I'd mppbd ia me olemme tpalmiit
niitG beti Idbettdmddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

Spmd lufiia! 8dmdiepds taas
naapuriueIi ndpttdmdsid auttaiaa,
JOS Ell bdneue fitd tule. ia feboita
bdntd IitG tiIaamdan. - 2oettafaam'
me taas rpbtpd pfIisid tuumin fe
rddmddn Muttaiaue uuiia tilaufiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18
Ksikki lehdeIle aijotut lahetykset ovst osoitet-
tavat:
L.Box II, lronwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January IL
906, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
under the Ac of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-18

Ilmoitushinnat
Nuolon ilmoituse set ristin. raamin ia yhden var
avn kanssa so s., kahden varsyn kanssa 75s Tie
dusteluilmoitukset 10 8. kerta, 25 %. kolme kertaa
PsIstailmoitukset Is g.. tuuma kerta 1ulaistnna
Pitempiaikaiset ilmoitukset ei sopimuksen mu
kaan. S~yntyma-. kihlaus-, Wiki ja onnentoivo-
tusilmoitukset so 8. kerralta.
Rahat lahetettHk66t joke suorastaan rahassa
,ai expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
uey-orderissa dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dsan lahettaA l sentin postimerkeissa.
Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoitnksia joita Sc Ell vo
~iulaista.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
BLUE

Robert Kincaid sold three head
Of fine mules to Henry Rose of
Carthage and two head Of cattle
to Henry McFerren of near Neck
City last week. ...
a. Beeson and wire spent Sun
day afternoon at Clarence liners.
John Lucas, wife and son Sun
dayed at Lon Lucas
Ed Daisey purchased fine Jer-
sey milk COW last week.
Leonard Rand came in from
Iowa Saturday and is now helping
F. A. Miller make sorghum.
Those who Sundayed at Mrs. w.
NJ. Wardlow's were, Landon Day
ringer and wife, Drue Sharp and
wife and Allen Armstrong.
Annie Wardlow was helping Mrs.
Ed Daisey Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Kincaid
spent Sunday with their son, Jim.
Clyde Buerge is helping Ed
Daisey this week.
John Keltner lost one of his fine
steers the first of the week.
Louis Lucas returned last week
from a visit with his mother ir
Illinois.
Ed Wardlow spent Sunday
afternoon with Robert Kincaid.
Delbert Hyder went to Pittsburs
Sunday,
Blue school enrolled two more
pupils Monday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
LYNNLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. John@ Gather of
Friedrich, Okla, are here visiting
friends and relatives for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cherry of Car
.thage drove out to the latter's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Y. frByers,
Sunday.
Willie Peterson and family we're
the guest of his mother in Jasper
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wescott
visited Sunday at Chas. Wescott's S.
Miss Nellie Ferguson has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Janney
for week past
Clyde Wagner and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
home folks in Alba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bird spent
Sunday with Elmer Pugh and fam
| lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Byers anc
children were out with a picnic anc
fishing party Sunday.
Marsh Dearborn and family
spent Sunday in Barton.
F. w. Wescott and ]. R. Bow
ers of Jasper are taking in tn
grand stock show in Kansas Cit,
this week.
Miss Grace Quick spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Edit
Burns.
Those who attended church i
Jasper Sunday were Mrs. Fergu
son and her daughter. Nellie, Mis-
Hazel Wood and Ruby Wescott.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
COR RESP 0 N DE N c E
DEWEY

Mr.. Wyatt, Joplin evang elist
is holding a series of meetings at
the Dunkard church south of Jas
per. He is a very interesting
speaker and is not afraidto preach
the truth. Sunday morning his
discourse was on Talents and
Ability" He said an idiot would
be saved because he couldn't be
taught the plan of salvation, but
none of his congregation would
confess to being idiots and yet
they had not the ability to work
for the Master, but he knew men
who could tell all the blemishes on
a horse and make a good horse
trader, but had no ability to spread
the Gospel. He said "If you can't
preach or pray, or talk, or sing, or
hear, you can attend the service
and smile on the preacher. A
pleasant look helps a preacher. ;"
Sunday night Mr.. Wyatt took for
his text: Don't muzzle the OK
that treadedth out the corn" He
told how the preachers were muz-
zled by not having means to do
missionary work, how they had to
worry about finances, how Chris
tian nation spending it's money on
liquor, tobacco, chewing gum and
other wasteful things and robbing
God. He told how Anheuser-
Busch rolled in money to keep
Joplin wet, we know the money is
still coming from that source.
The congregation plainly saw the
nation was robbing God. We ex-
pect good results from such plain
talks.
Judge Brock gave an ice cream
treat Saturday night to the men
who helped him thresh, and they
were all there with their families.
He had the cream made in Car
thage and it was fine treat. Just
ask Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney, Mr.
Johnson, Mrs. Grow, Messrs. Bus
by, Rice, Simmons, Owens and
Berry.
Mrs. Matthews and Sterling at
tended the Alpha club meeting at
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
The Cause of the Failure.

Ashley-What caused your friend.
the toy dealer, to make an assign.
ment?
Gausser-IIis store was broken into
one night and so much damage was
done that he became discouraged and
lost all heart.
Ashley--What damage was done?
Gausser-All his iig-saw puzzles
were taken out of their boxes and
mixed together.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
LEBANON

Harvey Law is pressing hay for
Frank Thacker.
One of Mr.. Lenfasters' horses
got its leg broken. DR.. Lear was
called anda at last reports the horse
was getting along nicely.
Al Campbell and wife spent
Sunday at Mr.. Lemasters'
Mr.. Goldhammer and family
Sundayed at John Cars.
Uncle Jack Frost has put in his
appearance in the l9wlands and re-
minds us that winter will soon be
here.
Homer Stockdale and family
called on Mr.. Howard Sunday.
G. H. Redmond has a force OF
men cutting broom corn this
week.
Charley Awick has brother
here visiting him. He thinks old
Missouri o. X.
Mrs. James Rex sold Vim. Red
fine mare this week.
c F. Rex bought some hay
from Rachel Ginther.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
Reaching The Top.

in any calling of life, demands vigor-
Gus body and keen brain. Without
health there is no success. But Elec-
trio Btters is the greatest Health Build
er the world has ever known. 1t com
pels perfect action of the stomach, liver.
kidneys bowels, purifies and enriches
the blood, tones and invigorates the
whole system and enables you to stand
the wear and tear of your daily work.
"After months of suffering, from Kid
ney Trouble" writes w. M. Sherman,
of Gushing, Me-, "three bottles of
Electric Bitters made me feel like d
new man." SOC at Webb Bros.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
DUBLIN

Dennis and Davis Order have
been cutting corn for Fred Rex
and Mr.. Miller.
w. V. Wright, our road over
seer, is getting the roads in good
shape.
Frank Sharp and son are put
ting in crab grass hay at John
Keltner's.
]. c. Weber was getting horse
shoeing and blacksmithing work
done at Jasper Monday and Tues
day of this week.
Gertie Hatfield is getting along
nicely with her broken collar bone
Mrs. Mary Sharp has been sick
the past week, but is better at
this writing.
U. S. Hatfield will have pub
lie sale the goth.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
ZION

Murrel Little is improving nicely
under DR. Knots care and will
soon be able to walk.
Hamp Campbell and his brother
in-law, Wick Gill, went to Joplin
Tuesday to take in the exposition,
Mr.. Howe has treated his house,
barn and outbuildings to a coat of
paint, making quite a change in
the appearance of his farm,
Cap Tiller is much improved and
is able to attend to his farm duties.
Mrs. Gohr returned home Sat-
urday alter a weeks visit with her
son, Otto, in Joplin and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lannom of Purcell.
Jessie Johnston and Bessie Til
Ter took dinner with Gladys Bal
lard Sunday
Mrs. C, S. Johnston called on
Mines. Miller and MENUS over in
Barton county Monday.
Mrs. Isaac Thompson returned
last Monday from Chillicothe, Mo-,
with a full report of the w. c. T,
U. convention, which she reported
at the meeting on Tuesday to an
attentive audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall also Mr. and
Mrs. Harry of Alba we're visitors
at Mr. Campbell's on Sunday.
Frank Isenman and Edgar
Strecker spent Saturday night
with Fred and Don Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mcconnell,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Vaught ve4down to Avilla Sun
day to birthday surprise dinner
on Ed Probasco.
Grant Lennasters and family Wis
tied with his brother, Clint, in Bar
ton county Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Curtis entertained
the Union last Thursday. An in
teresting program was rendered,
after which dainty refreshments
were served by Miss Alice Curtis
assisted by Misses Laudenslager
and Probert
Col. w, H, Phelps and other
speakers will address the people
at Blooming Dale district at the
school house Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Mr.. Isaac Schooler left Saturday
for Colorado to visit his daughter,
Miss Jennie.
Ralph Sutton and Miss Carrie
Strawbeck called on the Vaught
sisters Sunday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
Mrs. Daniels, Friday.


The wheat is all planted in this
part and the threshing machine
moved out to hunt winter quart
ers, Wednesday.
Mr. Perry Gresham has fine
new barn and wagon shed, and is
building an addition to his house.
Mr.. Edwards is putting up a
fine barn.
Miss Helen Flowers spent Satur-
day with Miss Lorena Estey and
they both went over Sunday to a
surprise on Mrs. Andrew Gresham,
it being her birthday.
Mrs. Mccarthy of Carytown at
tended birthday dinner at DR.
Flowers in Carthage Thursday.
Mrs. Glasgow gaveher daughter,
Ruth, a fine birthday party and
entertained 80 young folks at their
home in Carytown.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13

Hugh Melton was acquitted yes
terday morning of a charge of
theft brought against him by Park
McMahan. Hugh had charge of
Parks stand part of the time dur
ing the street fair. and Park charg-
ed him with holding out" the
proceeds of several sales. How
ever, Justice Chapman, before
whom the case was tried, decided
that there was no evidence against
Hugh and let him go.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13
The Constabie's Scheme.

Ashley.--"!1ow does the constable
in your Town manage TO collect SO
many fines for auto speediBg?"
Arnold..-"Yon went advertise his
scheme if | tell you?"
Ashley --"Of course not"
Arnold. well, he has set mile
post at every half-Inile."
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1910-10-13

Collector am sure l saw Mrs.
Hardup through the window, and yet
you say she is not here.
Servant~--That was only her shadow.
sir
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-07

Ngsies. Titan MHTrN A.-Iraite from
san Franeissp eaTrtlre hundreds ~
fsFseifu~f many 20 Milem btd bten
sssiRvna I,n aasa aNi their eastward
A1urnek. rFasispd ogden at Atrieus M-
~terYais tolay, the fgst afrifing at 4
clock tbis mDfnlne This WIS the
..sYeriHrd tinaifea whith left san Fran
.iAea Tor Ore f4isi more thau weeN
ergo hnt wae forces 81 rafNrn tn Secfa-
napntp "a ~wHahputs in Nevada from
whieh r9ini "a WIS re-Fputed to Port
land ANA iacncf To oeden belayta
muils ard HaBeAHt were aiso 81 uArt
~ the trains burden
nthsr trains continued to reach oa-
Geu over use oregon short iine thig
evening ana nffitinla lu aNsNeg t4 rt-
unrts that further fi6nd 1amlee pc-
CURED saturday. gave insurance thai
fhs line i~ open for travel hot rx-
ngniucd Ed iH heavily over hlrf.nni hs
the unlsuii tiAtrl 8uH cvHld nut Huars
nater siusS schedule time
Although Il fstf wenk nss elapsed
since lhr fifsi 80 tHt s%ynsheuts
brought disaster b. the Southern ra
siflc. ogActsiS tonight arv Hnnhlp tn
prnrnise Nhrn fhe direct line VIII hV
opened Isl Nii tahe Etkrn nF ciEht
.gayY az least thtv sss 81 rcpaif tbe
damage lu faiiwsda nntan stih
frains ere stili iu operation between
this titg md NNtiu
Nau from Cali erna a whh h
seaa posted tehraHft 81 atFUa here
Satu4 HAS aG1 4tttcfa wHIeH arrived tu
fsa hFau lri.f td fuitt iVre
'fhe rsnas hnVe lHteffpral us ef.t
extent with eofffalurnt Had Nfa
tliy pniEt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-07
FEDERAL RAhDJURY
TO DECIDE BEEF
TRUSTS FATE
Government Officials win Make
No Attempt to Unfairly In
fluence Action; Report tx
pected Soon


Washington. March Sit Is now
for the federal grand Jury 70 decide
whether q probable cas- has been
made out against the so-eail-d beei
trust. and the government officials
will NOT sttempr hy any unfair or nm
usual means to influence the jury's ae-
lion "a VA. or the. other. The case
Is IN the hands Of Inc jury and the re-
spanslbility is with them
This statement in effect was made
at the department or iustice today AZ
the conclusion 81 q conference on the
beef packers case which was partic-
insted in By Wade II. Ellis. recently
assistant 60 the attorney general in
charge Of trust eases; Cnited states
Attorney Sims, his chief aide James
IL. WIlkerson ana oliver r. pagan OF
the department Of justice. The whole
case was thoroughly considered and
the statement Vas made that the con
ference was in every way satisfactory.
Every ore al the participants en-
phasized the fact thar practically
every bit at the evidence rhe law Of
fieers OF the government have been
able TO secure from aHy source hail
been presented to the grand jury.
The jury. il is believed. wonid ne
able 20 make It's report within the
next few da,s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-07

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rsana and means ~ f4ills ami went
tdctfn stokrs ~ In es;icafe Neen she
re4li-ao shst ws happsglns d nm
fack tx hff nom avid Nas ne present
n ai.u tine arrest aas made
~ can't tAH saythine shat happens
Ell 1tfsHSe was 80 excited and Nlsi
steNse afd nNf -faf down stairs
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aui s4tr. flstf none bad sny part IN
ite tfaultie huf Nr eEiieh3 Sir
sm6 rise ahagffraF
Aeeaftsng b. attaches uf kse house.
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whsTa hr tH although tines askmawi
cflar the suotf DIS iierthoats. DE-
Is said ts has ieft 4 UU aun w{ii
remain 1Nag for several HtyN
foiis are searching aaf ipnn Moss
fhe chauffeur. wh~ present. II Si
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here the hiaiic Uf fhf knife y FPrnrf-
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there F. dreri Cash puurfs aaf
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neardinH 4 fhe inferno Mr iiilis
reported % be resting els-
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golfer i@ Hfil known. At
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.nfiwily accepted thni iney were 4
iflinuf foundation
f.agtiH n.tion ef the small bond re
if~ad IN TuuahF eiteu Ns psilicr court \.
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eharze against Tim 80 fer ANA theA
nat feet fikH making any other HF .
cation ta4H DISTURBING the natse on
0An responsibility 70 is eener- I.
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t~ t'saNny su tht ease ma tm dis A
lssed rit ha small fine Policemen 8
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