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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
FIVE DAYS ARMlSTICE.

Continued from page one.)
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28

IRE POSTED

JUNEAU. ian z-A circular q
alorua-.on IN regard % me Alaska
game law has been prepared and
printed on eio5h as a large poster
.gples OF xhlch have heen sent 70 al
parts Of Alaska with a reQuesC -haE
-ley De posted c0uspicuOusly-
Il IS admitted that the Alaska
game law IS imperfect in many par
Lculars. our -har it IS desirable 20
have the provisions OF the law a.
widely understood as possible The
5mmIssl0n of any provision Tor An
open season toc game birds north or
latitude - degrees has been called
%. the atreuu0u OF Attorney General
TVlcksFsham-
A bI IS now pending n Congress
10 correct MS omission
Don't t0rgsc the Eagles masQuer-
afe an ELlss Hall 1sxE Friday.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
CHARGE WILL
Be DROPPED

WHEELING, W. Va, Ian sS-Nlrs.
Scasak, gho -ied Cd POISON ase aus-
5als, and IN whose case the jury
disagreed ysslerisg vas today r.
leased On her o7sn ceeOgniza1ces, Il
s stated -hac cht case x1l newer
come Co rial again. - me husband
mas sued 1or absolUls divorce, with
the custody Of me children.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
DANIELS LOSES
HIS LICENSE

SEATTLE. ian 9S--Phe Marine
Ensgecc0Gs today suspended the
license o. cape Daniels FOR Two
months, on account Of the sreeS 9l
the steamer Olympia lasl month Ele
.seu-sRee was made as 1saL as P0s-
s,ole because Of The scarcity Of lgals
snd 1-her aids 90 aavLga10a in Al
aSkau waters,
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
CONSUL ASKS
FOR PROTECTION
lay Alaska News slrsa-'

OLYMPIA Wash JAN ->-fae
italian Cgasul ug Gas.ea Station
sd 4r seattle has ASKED - st.
.sE projections u a.s geu-ga aa
..aa.s 5aa. his G.r has 1sea 1reas.a
al aud -ls- Jle Seattle pya.- ea
pas Ha Alteration le Jlr threats The
threats have bega lats ay am -les-
ea e.a-A hand sge.y-y
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
IS NOT
IN GOOD FORM
- - - sureaal

San FRANCISCO. cal, Jan 2S-
Be 'ore a large crowd here last night
One Round Jack Hogan failed 60
show the cllss he is credited Win
5y allowing Frankie Burns Of Oak
land % stay eleven rounds with nm
and then losing the twelfth On a foul
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
ENGLISHNAN
IS HORSTED
tS A,as<a N>.s sussagl

NsW WORK. Jan 2S-EsaaSle
ss. @. Iersey Cl-y, last nisar ouS-
sa- and ea- pointed olgsec stan
-1a Es sA lightweight, N1o aaS
arrived "a America, in -he5r csa-
Gsl. a-s p-2ce- SEaaley
-lass 1e Au-Eisa AsralteJ as el-
e e1alP,s1 aud this IS decided
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
VOTE WILL Be
TAKEN MONDAY
ii. - - s.rsalL

WASHINGTON D. c. Jan Is
&c has been announced that the
House Ell vote g3 the 5l, providing
Eg- -4-.- commission on next Mon
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
NEW GANNERY
FOR WESTWARD

A new -a1zsry COMPANY healed
By 81 G. Wharf, IS a1Cu- -1 start
cperaz0us n Ssld0ela, A-ask2 The
company las -=cel-y purchased
EeraerCs wharf and he hotel ana
the warehouses which have been
1ul-- tor some Lm=- According Co
late arrivals from -aal part Of A-askf,
lsazlg VIII De commenced during the
egm-us season BY the new ealners
me1 Seattle Post 1-elLgeucsr-
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
CATHOLIC c4uRc1

$50 o. u holy tJl4---1--
1850 o. L Mass -l- sermon
rgHr m SUNDAY school
t-lg p, ia 1fe---5 Sz-t---
please take notice -la- -la mora
l- service VIII be 14- a- ----
4-4r -lal heretofore.
Father ?. q. T--us5.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28

Private Caas, Wand OF Co a
L5-l Infantry. arrived In town On ne
Peterson On Sa-urlay the 2-ss, and
amer visit CE q VeeS returned 90
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
TAFT WILL
STAND PAT
Cs Alaska News sureau.y

EASHINGEON, D. c, Ian Is
President TaE- Joday announced thac
in spite Of all opposition 10 his
stand IN connection with the Cana
dian rsplprociCy treaty advocated oy
llm he xII not reUacl. buc urges
legislation with regard 70 L
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28

None better and Purec -ha8 Gibson
-va- Rainier and Olympia beer Or-
La-s ly phone promptly 1elEsEsl-
Ll- LlSe--
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28

Crown hams and 5aco0-an1 Plc-
1le bans Try the C-oEu and don Z
MSS he P5cll-s- To be had a.
-1e EEya- -E-lh1 Co.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28

Mrs. Palmer. wife OF Dr. Palmer.
Of Fort Seward was a luncheon glIesl
a- the EI-len House while the 4st-
ersCn vas In pCrC -9day-
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28

Fne PACK Trs-n 5 10y selling a
~ Lot OF Good Goods az redlcsd
lricss As they are getting loo 2tl
% hold and seu A. a pr0EL Yours,
Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28
: : : : : : : : ; ; !. ; : : : : : : : : : : :
PREFERRED STOCH.-..

m result OF the Best 7a,e Ecod Products packed where the
best grosn by Modern sanitary Ae2o-s o1r s'eA '1 '1
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-01-28

Don't forged the Eagles masQuer
ade at EIks Hall next Friday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
Sailors Run Away.

San Francisco, Oct. 18.-Special
cables received today indicate that
the revolutionary government is
spreading rapidly in China. At Can.
ton it is reported that the authori-
ties were disarmin, the new army in
the fear it's soldiers might desert to
the rebel side. Instead of raising
the imperial dragon flags in celebra-
ton of the birthday of Confucius, the
Chinese of Hong Kong are today dis
playing private flags. This act of
implied disloyalty has greatly
alarmed the authorities.
A late dispatch from Hankow says
that 1000 imperial troops encamped
north of Hankow today to await the
army of Honan before attacking WI
Chang. The sailors of the imperial
navy, attached to Admiral Sab Shen
Pings fleet lying in the river there,
are reported to be deserting at every
opportunity and making for the revo-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
will New Mexico Stand
For Threats Like 7I5ES2

Mexico when the democratic party
beaten and demoralized-did not
threaten all sorts of things and
charge all kinds of election frauds.
The worst election frauds ever per-
petrated in New Mexico have been
perpetrated by the democratic bosses.
Do the people of San Miguel county
forget the reign of Felix Martinez
and his Union party? Do the Spanish
speaking voters of the Pecos valley
get to vote?
Mr.. Flood is new in New Mexico.
He has been here but few days. He
has secured his information from
Mr.. Jones. from Mr.. Hand, from Mr..
Martinez and from Mr. McGill. He
has taken the wrong track at the
start and destroyed whatever bene-
Mt he might have proved to the dem
ocratic party in New Mexico.
Mr.. Flood has failed to understand
that not until such men as Jones,
Martinez, Hand and McGill are repu-
dated by the democratic party; that
not until the leaders of the demo
cratic party are men in whom the
rank and file of the voters in this
state have some confidence; that not
until Mr.. Jones quits trying to cor
raj all the waters for his lands and
Mr.. Donald and Mr.. Hagerman quit
trying to grab the public lands of the
new state; that not until the demo-
cratic party stands for honest prin-
ciples, honest methods and honest
candidates and for a square deal for
the little fellow as well as for the big
one, it cannot hope to gain power in
this state.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
Where 1t Stands
At the Present

At present the Morning Journal oi
Albuquerque is making strenuous
fight against the election of H. O.
Bursum for governor and is campaign
ing for a constitution easier of amend
ment Read what the Journal had to
say few short months ago and then,
patient peruser of these lines, 'endeav-
or to figure out where the Journal
stands now
On December 6, last year. the Jour
nal published the following editorial
Yesterday we reprinted an editorial
from the Lordsburg Liberal, in which
it was stated that three gentlemen
in New Mexico alone could be trusted
to write a constitution which would
suit them. H. B. FERGUSON was men
toned as one of the trio. Since that
time we have received the pertinent
suggestion that there is grave doubt
that Mr.. Ferguson could draft con-
stitution which he would agree to sup
port three weeks after it was writ
ten."
On April q, this year, the Journal
gave birth to the following paragraph: :
What the sorehead minority wants
is constitution that can be amend
ed every fifteen minutes. Mr.. Fer
gusson demonstrated in the conven-
tion that he never wants the same
thing for sixteen minutes in success
sion."
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18


whom he was employed. Marzyek'.
former wife. who ob+ained divorce
and remarked FOLLOWING his sentence
to the penitentiary, is a sister of Mrs
Snowman. She is said to have made
a statement to the authorities TO-DAY
that testimony BY Mr.. and Mrs. Show.
man was largely responsible for
Marzyek's conviction, and hat be.
fore he went to prison he had sworn
vengeance.
1t is said Marzyek has been seen
about Ellsworth within week. The
finding last night Of bloodstained
shirt and pair of prison shoes in
local hotel room whose occupant
has disappeared, encouraged authori-
ties in their search for the ex-con-
vict.
Mrs. Minnie vopat, former wife of
Marzyek, said today that
Marzyek was convicted Jof forgery
in Colorado Springs where the six
members of the Wayne and Burnham
families were found killed ard that
he was acquainted in Monmouth, ILL.,,
where three persons were slair octo-
ber 1. The weapon used in each in
stance was an ak. H
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18

by Attorney Darrow. He declared
his belief that the explosions WAS
caused by dynamite and that labor
union leaders were responsible for
it. There was a spirited colloquy be-
tween counsel, who were admonished
by the court not to show so much
heat.
On the defense again challenging
Jensen for cause, District Attorney
Fredericks reiterated his opinion that
Jensen was a fair juror. Jensen de-
clared his belief was due to news
paper and magazine comment Judge
Bordwell also withheld judgment on
Jensen and Simon H. Manning was
questioned.
Manning said he believed in labor
unions. He admitted that he had "a
tolerably strong opinion on the case"
which it would take great deal of
evidence to remove"
you have an opinion that the
building was blown up by dynamite
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18

Either you elect the democratic
ticket or, if we have the power at
the next session of congrdss to do it,
we won't let you into the Union be-
cause we will not approve the proc.
lamation admitting you even if the
president should try to issue one.
This is in substance the threat of
the democratic bosses made through
an outsider Virginian-the Hon.
Henry d. Flood, member of the lower
branch of congress and inventor of
the blue ballot.
Mr.. Flood cloaked the threat nicely
but he did not cloak It enough but
that it's sinister meaning was felt. He
said in effect that if election frauds
were charged, New Mexico would be
kept out of the Union if the demo
Gratis could do it, and at all events.
that the members elected TO the
lower branch of congress, where the
democrats have power, would not be
seated but that their democratic op-
ponents would be seated.
This is nice politics-nice clean
politics of the kind they have in vir-
ginia and we presume in Texas and
in Arizona where the most high hand
ed election methods are used by the
democratic bosses.
For what do1s Mr. Flood take the
citizenship of New Mexico?. Does he
think the old spirit of the west is
dead? Does he think that threat or
cajolery from rank outsider, a dem
agogue and a political trickster like
himself can force the old Thornton
gang back into the saddle?
Was there ever an e-ec, ,..i in Ne~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
An Explanation Which
Left Much Unexplained

The friends of Ex-Governor Oter
who attended last nights meeting IN
the hope of hearing from him some
reasonable explanation of his political
apostacy were grievously disappoint
ed There are those in this city who
fought his political battles in the days
when to declare oneself as his follow
or was to identify oneself with min.
ority faction, and to such it was a
shock to find the ex-governor the plat
form companion of men who in those
days were his bitterest enemies, who
could not find words sufficiently
strong to express their dislike and
contempt for the then boss of the re-
publican party. Possibly it was the
realization OF this situation, or some
lingering thoughts Of his political
treachery, that made so weak his
explanation of his change. And what
an explanation it was and what
light 1t cast upon the character of
the man who made it! A man who
had held political office all his life,
who had for three terms held the
highest territorial place in the gift of
his party, who had been the undis-
puted boss Of that party. asking no
advice and brooking no disagreement,
whose daily thought had been poll
tics since he reached manhood and
who had made his living from his
party as other men support themselves
by a trade or profession. When such
a man leaves his party his friends
have a right to suppose that it is on
account of some great disagreement
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18

that makes further association impos
sible. Let us consider for a momen
the explanation of the ex-governor
He says he was candidate for the
governoship. and that he did not gel
the nomination; that the convention
was under the control of a few lead
ers, and that they were not for him
And there his explanation ceases. No
word of disagreement on party prin-
ciples, no claim OF treachery, no hint
that promises were made and not car
ried out, just the single statement that
he wanted nomination but could not
get it. The explanation has at least
the merit of honesty. but when that
is said all is, said. It was matter OF
common knowledge that the ex-gover-
nor was a. candidate for the nomina-
ton, and that he made a prAconyen-
tion campaign reaching nearly every
county IN the teUrritory, and yet he
did not secure delegates enough to
warrant the placing of his name be-
fore the convention. Is his conceit
so great that he believes he was the
only man entitled to be considered
for the governorship and that it was
a species of lese majestic for anyone
else to aspire to it? And when he
talks of bossism, has he forgotten the
days when he, by the control of both
the federal and territorial offices and
patronage and the prestige of COVER
bossed conventions in a man.
ner compared to which the organiza-
tion of the recent convention was an
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18

Mr. Flood has mistaken his mission
to New Mexico. Posing as an advo-
cate. of those things for which de-
mocracy should stand, he might have
made some impression upon the vot-
ers out here, but he failed to realize
that the democratic bosses in whose
hands he placed himself and whose
fight he espoused, were uncloaked
and unmasked before he arrived.
Many individuals, even more intel
ligent and more able than Mr. Flood,
have tried to threaten and brow
beat the people of New Mexico and
failed! That is the history in New
Mexico, Mr.. Flood should remember,
of the democratic party. The only
hope for democracy is for men to
lead 1t and preach its uoctrine of
good government, who are men in
stead of political hypocrites and dema-
gogues. Mr.. Flood has mistaken the
temper and spirit OF the people OF
New Mexico. He has made the worst
break of the democratic campaign.
He has attempted to bulldoze and
frighten the people of the west.
Mr.. Flood is tenderfoot in the
New Mexico political situation. He
would have saved votes for the party
by remaining away. From a poli.i-
cal standpoint, the republicans should
welcome him. He has done more to
insure republican victory in the
new state than anything in the cam
paign thus far.
There is one bluff a New Mexico
citizen will call every tfme-that is a
threat.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
Two MORE JURORS
ARE CHALLENGED
DEFENSE IN M'NAMARA TRIAL is
USING ALL PRECAUTION IN
OBTAINING JURY.

Los Angeles, Oct 1S.-The defense
in the Mcnamara murder trial began
today's work by challenging for
cause George w. Mckee, a contract
or who said he had fixed opinion
that the Los Angeles Times was
blown up by dynamite. The prosecu-
ton resisted the challenge and AS
sistant District Attorney G. Ray Hor-
ton Immediately took up the ques-
.tioning.
The challenge against Mckee is in
line with the avowed policy of the de-
fense under Attorney C. s. Darrow
to try to show that the Times build
ing was blown up by gas and that
James B. Mcnamara, on trial for the
death of Charles j. Haggerty, who
was killed in the Times disaster,
could not have been responsible eth
er for the explosion or for Hag-
gerty's death. The state made the
point that an opinion as to the cause
OF the explosion need not necessarily
prejudice a juror to such an extent
that he cannot give a fair trial.
Judge Bordwell' said he would pass
upon McKee's eligibility later.
Talesman Otto o. Jensen, farmer,
who said he had a strong prejudice
against labor unions and "a firm
opinion as to the cause of the Times
explosion" was challenged for cause
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
VIII Med Donald
Make Affidavit?


Mr.. Mcdonald at Albuquerque Sat
urday night. said he did not have ar
acre of land leased from the territory
nor did his cattle companies.
Will Mr. Med Donald make that state
ment before a notary and make it un
der oath? These are the facts as sworr
to by Robert P. Ervien. the land com
missioner. Does Mr.. Mcdonald still
deny them? ~.
Territory Of New Mexico,
County of Santa Fe. SIS.
I, Robert p Ervien, commissioner
of public lands of the territory of New
Mexico, do hereby certify that on
September Both, 1911, there were or
file and of record in my office the
following leases:
No. 1925 VIM. c. Mcdonald, Carri
zozo. N. NJ, containing 1900 acres in
Twp, South of Range 16 East, N
M. P M, which expires October list
1914. Above lease made on Applica'
tion No 6OS1 of w. c. Mcdonald.
No. 1926 FL Captain live Stock
company, Carrizozo, New Mexico con
tanning S312.S0 acres, in Twp, Z and
South Ranges 20 and 81 East, N
M. P. NJ. which expires October 1st
1914. Above lease made on applica
ton No. 60s2 of Ell Captain Live stocf
company, by VIM. G. Mcdonald, man
ager
No. 3Oz5 Carrizozo Cattle Rancf
Company, Ltd, Garrizozo, N. NJ. con
tanning 11,34O52 acres, in Twp. 1.
South, Range Z East, N. M. P. M.
which expires October list, 1911
Abova lease made on application No
1906 OF CarTizozo Cattle Ranch com
pany, Ltd, by w. C. Mcdonald, man
ager
In witness whereof l have hereuntC
set my hand and affixed the seal o.
my office this 18th day of October, A
D. 1911.
(SeaD ROBT. p. ERVIEN,
Commissioner of Public Lands
. 10
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18

archy? No, there is no question O
principle involved, as the ex-governor
confesses. 1t is simply the spoiled
child crying because he cannot have
the moon, the player shouting that his
nine lost because the umpire was
against him, the streak of yellow
showing in the man who cannot stand
fair defeat. Political honesty, graft
tude for quarter century of favors,
party fealty, loyalty to the men who
have for years supported him, all
these words have no meaning for his
ears. He has sung his own requiem.
Peace to his ashes.
The other ex governor also made
some remarks last evening, but they
merit no comment. The attitude of
Hagerman, as every one knows, is
simply one Of personal spite, the de-
sire to get even with a man from
whom he believes he received poll
tical injury. His speech consisted in
rehash of charges against Mr.. Bur-
sum, which he as well as everyone
else knows have been disproved in
court and never had any basis in fact
Progressive republicans in some
states stand for principles and policies
of government which they are en-
deavoring to have tried out in prac-
tice. In New Mexico, judged by the
of last evening, they stand
for the expression of personal pique,
the qualification of personal spite,
and the desire to get democrats in Of
fice
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
scaIpers Fail to Thrive.

New York. Oct. 1S.-Scalpers with
seats for the. worlds series failed to
thrive yesterday. After all the talk
of counterfeit tickets, the fans
exercised caution and scalpers found
themselves with plenty of unsold
seats on hand after the game.
Invitations were sent out today for
baseball banquet to be given by a
dozen prominent "fans" at an uptown
hotel Saturday evening, as an evi-
dence OF appreciation of Mr.. Brush,
Mr.. McGraw and the members of the
New York baseball club in bringing
the championship Of the National
league to New York
~Big Bill" Edwards. the former
Princeton football star. is head OF the
committee on arrangements. Job q.
Hodges, the republican campaign ora
tor, will act as toastmaster.
Coombs and Mathewson pitched a
total of 24S balls in the eleven in
nings yesterday at the Polo grounds.
OF this number Coombs pitched 12S.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18

an average of almost 10 an inning.
and "Matty" pitched only lis, an ay-
erage of about 10 an inning.
Both teams showed strong tend
ency to hit the first ball yesterday.
The Giants hit the first ball that
Coombs pitched on six different occa-
sions and the Athletics went after
''Matty's" first no less than IS times.
Only three times during the game
did Mathewson pitch more than four
balls to one batsman and Coombs
made a similar record.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
FARM WORK EoR PRISONERS

Omaha, Oct. 1S.-L. A., Halbert OF
Kansas City believes in farm work
for prisoners who have been found
guilty of misdemeanors and ex.
planned his ideas to the American
Prison association today. A paper by
James A. Kayll, visiting adviser OF
the department Of justice. yelling
ton, N. q, was read, Mr. Kayll being
absent.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
PosroFFlcE euRNs DOWN

Santa Fe. N. Ne, Oct. 1S.-The post
Office at the Indian pueblo of San II
defonso, eighteen miles north Of
Santa Fe, burned down last night, all
the records, money order blanks.
stamps. cash and supplies being de-
stroyed. It is suspected that the fire
wos of incendiary origin.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
placed there unlawfully?" he was
asked by Attorney Darrow.
Yes" was Manning's reply.
LuMRER RArEs CONTINUE.

Washington, Oct. 1S.--All OF the so
called Tap Line allowances given
along the lumber carrying railroads
in the southwest, which were to have
been Cancelled November IA, will be
continued in effect until February I,
1912. The interstate commerce COM
mission announced today that it had
reached no final conclusions.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-18
Was CRIMINAL
The SAME man?
GRIMES COMMITTED IN KANSAS
AND COLORADO IDENTICAL
I'M DETAIL.

Ellsworth, Kan. Oct. 1S.-Coun.y y
authorities today began search for
Charles Marzyek, an ex-convict, in
connection with the murder here Sun
day Of William Snowman, Mrs. Show
man and their three children. Gov
ernor w. R. Stubbs has offered $500
reward for the slayer.
Marzyek was released from the
penitentiary year ago after serving
a sentence for grand larceny for
stealing wheat from farmer by