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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
BURRUSs ARRESTED /.
While Man Charged with Rob,,p.,
4'F 5tif First Street Rcsi,Ieurc

Oscar Burruss. white was arrested
early yesterday afternoon hv Datcc
tive Sergeants wiley ana Kcllam on
cha tof breaking into he house III
Frank Schruninp. Q Sontn First ls,roa,
. and stealing thcrcfrnm a gold watch
and chain anda small bank contain
The housebreaking. Is supposed TO
noon when all The schrimnn family.
were put Of the house. on thclr rc
turn II was found that tic om.er t,on,,
had been broken oien. ana ,i.at lid
thief had gained entrance into Nir
Schrnmppa bed room whese he broke
open q trunk
The matter was reported 10 tha M
lice. and the two detectives al onrc
MeI WEI, 70 Work on nc case. The watch
and chain were recovered nv them last
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
ALREADY MAKING PLANS
City Preparing 10 Entertain waterway.
Convention in Fall.

~ Joint meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Chamber of Com
merce. representatives OF the Stuts
government, the City Council and citi-
zens appointed by the CHAMBER OF Com
iEerce 10 attend the last convention of
vention at Providence last year. met
in the office of the business manager
Yesterday afternoon to make prellm-
mary arrangements for tho next con
vcntion: which will be held hero In
September.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Entertainment and Detail-Henry
W. Wood. chairman: T. NJ. Carrington
J, e. Corley and George w. Rogers
This committee is also directed TO con-
Ter with the associa ton in regard 10
the program for the conventions.
Ways and Means-J. G. Corley. chair
man; John NJ Miller. Jr.. and James
T. Disney. 3i9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Qualifications In chnnccry.

John Winston Read. OF Hampton.
qualified yesterday 10 practice law IN
Richmond Ni
", Herbert Mercer Sheriff Of Tho
Guy OF Richmond. qualified vcstertin !
III ne chhncory Court ~ administrative
Witi VIII annexed, az William logon
-, 100. az
q. " Patterson qualified YESTERDAY
- administrator Of Tho estate of Re-.
Ne virginia chldross Thc cstnte /
John 4 Ahcrn qualified as aa,,t,
istrator ~ the estate OF f'har,cs''nnt
,.rss9m Ahern. The estate X valusJ
George Duncan Omitted as admit,
isuTm.nr OF ~, ne estate % Mary Am
40. Co.,, y estate Is valued al f3.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
RICHMOND BOY KILLED
t'rc,i Schrcmp'r Skull Fractured In
Ll--.. Wcst Virginia. toni Nine .A-l lI--.

a rch ScurcHpW skull Fractured In
West Virginia ConI Mine
Fred schremp. a son OF Charles
Schremn. of 1888 Yves, Cary Street,
WAS killed yesterday at Nuttalburg,
". Va. while riding on an engine
drawing cars from a coal mine. lie
was twenty years or age and had
been at the mines only twu weeks.
The body viii be brought; oto Rich
mona FOR interment reaching nero To-
morrow morning.
From information received here. 1t
seems that the young man leaned OUT
OF the cnginc. His head struck n pass
Ing obstruction. and hts skull was frac-
tnred death resulting shortly after
Until Very recently lie had made his
home in Richmond, whore lie wa
raised lie was known Il a musician
of some ability. aud at one time playrl
IN the covenantcrs Fife and Dram
Corps. boys organization which has
several times appeared In paradrs NJ;
the musical escort or r. H. Lee Camp.
Lontederatc Ncteva1is. Arrangements
plcted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Building Permits.

Building and repair permits wers
Issued Yesterday ms follows: 3
~ r. Jonathan. to repair two brick
stores tl3-i Ii North Seventeenth
John y. Coke, to erect ones story
prick garage in rear OF West Frank
lin street, to cost $3.50.
II ~ X; Bowies, to erect a de-
tached brick dwelling on tho north
side OF Stuart Avenue. between Robin
son and Davis Avenue. TO cost ~ nm h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Gets Two Years IN PRICE,,

EDWARD Robinson. colored. Indicted rey
grand larceny. was sentenced in tho Hust.
,mEs Soust Yesterday TO two years In the
70 the public roads for the same length OF
time. He was convicted Of taking 81 from
the person of Joseph Meekfns n II. ~
John Payne. colored who was sent "a iou
Tor ninety days from the Police Court. tool.
an appeal. The jury acquitted him. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Two Committees TN-Night.

The Council Committees on Streets
and on Grounds and Buildings, have
been called to meet Tonight Mt s
o'clock. The Street Committee meeting
is snccial call. I'm an effort to clear
a congested docket. much of the time
of the regular meeting last week hav-
citizens present. ather than in ac zion
by the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Much ,ntercs,,n K,,,,,,

IIDr. ~. J. lowell n I.ouisvllle XIV.
preached very strong sermon at the
GEenth street CHRISTIAN Church last
sensational rcvivalist but believes In
the convincing power OF tie simple
he was. created by large audience.
The music. under the direction ~
Webb Hill. is very inspiring Tic
public is cordially invited TO take par
in the services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04

Richard z. Cunninrham has resigned
ms position with the analysts depart
ment of the. First national Bank ia
accept the cashicrship OF the coyi,,r
Ton National Bank. Covirg,on, Va.
succeeding j. + Rollins. who has hccn
sumo bis new duties on MAJ 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Marriage License.

{, marriage license was .ssuoa voe.
,.fG lay Afternoon II. the Musings Court
- M'iton N wharton aid Lottie Deli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04

Davie Knight and Lulu Iaskins. both Co.
ored, we're fined SEQ and coats each iyester
DAY by Magistrate r. ]. Puryear in IIenrfe,
county. before wson they were tried On n
charge OF fighting at WoodviiIe. 'I'f - Il Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
CInrscd win rh..a

IforEe Perry, coorcd was nrros,od
anssSerHay IN charge or stealing n
VT W. W trousers valued at $3.50 from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
TEDDY HIS SHY
ON DYAANIT|AC
ARE ACCUSED GUILTY Is THE on
'EY CONSIDER ATION.
MURDER ALWAYS MURDER
Labor, CAPITAL, Religion Nor Other
Organization Has Anything TO do
With the Issue.

By Associated Press.
New York, MAY 4.--Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. IN the current
number of the Outlook discusses
Murder Is murder" anent the Los
Angeles outrage. He says in part:
The question of organized labor or
organized c pital or Of the relations
of either w',h the community at large
has nothing whatever to do with the
issue. All we are now concerned with
Is the grave and vital question of the
fact whetha. or not the accused men
have been guilty OF murder or
murder unGer circumstances of pc
cuilar foulncss and arocity. Whether
we do not approve Of the policy of the
Los Angeles Times-and the outlook
very heartily dlsapproves Of Its poll
icy on certain matters, has nothing
whatever to 60 with the question. The
stern repression Of murderous vio-
lenco-above all Of murderous ViO-
lence under circumstances OF such
cowardly inf1my as always accompa-
ny the use Of dynamite-musto Of ne
cessity be prime need Of any ciyili-
zdtlon calhNg itself such. Whether
The man attacked Is a wage Garner or
a professional man has nothing what
ever TO do With the question; and
whether the man attacking him does
W does not belong to any organiza-
tiOn, whether Of labor or capital.
whether social or religious, has moth.
ing to do with the question. The one
ana only question is as to the guilt
or innocence Of the man accused. Any
man who seeks to have them convict
II they are innocent is guilty Of "A
crime against the state, ana any man
who seeks to have them acquitted
If guilty is also guilty Of crime
against the state"
Mr. Roosevelt further says There
Is one feature of the developments as
regards the arrest of certain alleged
labor men In connection with the dy-
namiting outrages perpetrated against
the Los Angeles Times 10 which spec
lal attention should be called. II
the explosion was not accidental but
the deliberate act Of any man or men,
1t was an outrage of dastardly ini-
quity for II was one Of these crimes
in which the murderer, in order to
crafty spite against an individual,
not merely wrecked the individuals
property but with callous indiffer-
ence takes the lives Of scores Of in
nocont men as incident 10 the achieve
ment of his sinister and criminal pur-
pose.
"The men responsible for dyna-
hitting the Los Angeles Times build
ing are responsible not only for the
wreck Of the newspaper office. but
for the loss OF many lives.
~ state the convictions Of the out
look in expressing it's hearty repro
baton of conduct Of those labor lead
ers. who, without waiting TO know
anything OF the facts Of the case.
have at once flown publicity to the
defense Of the alleged dynamiters
whom Burns has arrested and who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05

would be to transfer many flourishing
Industries to Europe,
You intend to hit the trusts" Mr..
Hill said to the Democrats you will
wake up to find you have, in fact,
helped the trusts, taken away the
revenues OF the government, and put
the money into the pockets of the
trusts instead Of the pockets of the
people whom you claim to be help
Ing"
Mr.. Hill explained that the Inter
national Harvester Company, the
largest sewing machines companies
and other manufacturers would be
able, under the Democratic bill, TO
manufacture parts Of their machines
cheaper abroad and bring them into
this country to be assembled here.
Mechanics and skilled labor would
suffer loss Of employment, he said,
He declared the Democratic bill was
so general in its terms as TO admit
almost anything free Of duty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
FIGHT over A CRAP
CAME At OLD TANEHA
ONE MAN SHOT TWICE THROUGH
ARM AND ANOTHER SHOT
THROUGH THE CHEST.
Special to the World

Special TO the World
Sapulpa, Okla, May As the re-
suit of fight over crap game at
Old Taneha last night, one man is
suffering from two bullet wounds
through the arm, another is shot
through the body and at least two
more are suffering from cracked
heads. The injured men are Hershel
Tucker, shot through the arm, and
Tom Manning, an oil man, shot
through the chest The other two
men reported hurt could not be found
today although It is known they came
to this city for medical treatment,
The affair is alleged to have taken
place at the Little Buffalo. An air Of
secrecy surrounds the entire affair
and the police have not yet been able
to get at the bottom of It,
Hershel Tucker. one Of the injured
men, was out ON $500 bond pending
his preliminary hearing en- a charge
of burglary. His trial was to have
come up this morning at 10 o'clock.
Ills bondsmen came into court and
surrendered the prisoner who was
then locked up under $1,000 bond
pending an investigation Of the Of-
fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
MIDLAND VALLEY
UNFOLDS PLANS
PRESIDENT INGERSOLL TELLS
OF COMING IMPROVEMENTS.
TO BUILD FREIGHT depot
cmOdcled-Railway officials
Guests of Com. Club

After working on the proposition
for more than three months. the
Tulsa Commercial club has succeed
ed In eXacting the promise from the
Midland Valley railroad that there
win be something doing In the way
of increased depot facilities in the
very near future.
At the Tulsa Commercial club last
night, Charles T.. lngcrsoll, of Phila-
delpha, president Of the Midland Val
ley railroad, stated to President T.. d.
Mitchell Secretary Frank f. Suther-
land, III. O. Leonard and other Nom
bcrs of the club that the Midland
valley would at once build new
freight depot at Tulsa aud would com
pletely remodel the present depot
which is used for both freight and
passengers, into an adequate and
modern depot for passengers.
The freight depVt will be sulilc-
icntly adequate to handle the freight
business Of the Midland Valley for
many years to come. The exact plans
Of construction have not been given
out. but 1t is understood that tho
structure win be as large or larger
than the Katy freight depot, possibly
as large as that of he Frisco. The
freight depot the Midland Valley
proposes win be erected on the lots
near the present Midland valley de-
pot on which the Mayo Furniture
Company has an iron warehouse. II
the lots are covered the depot viii be
at least l5O feet long
There Is some little dlsuppont-
mcnt that the Midland Valley road
viii not build an entirely new ppsscu-
ger dcpot at Tulsa, However the
president of the road gives out the
assurance that the building win be
completely rcmodclcd ana made into
d first class passenger structure. IL
will bee In Keeping with the busiu W
which the road does In Tulsa, ana ale
though the building may not present
the most handsome exterior appear
ancc possible, nevertheless there VIII
bp nothing lacking on the inside 10
was stated.
The Midland Valley Is, IN the terms
of President lngorsoll the Junior
road" OF oklahoma and cannot do
everything at once Mr. lngcrsoll as.
sured the heads of the Tulsa Com
merclal club that he is for Tulsr
believes In Tulsa and viii do an that
he can for Tulsa when the conditions
warrant
The landing Of the new depot here
Is enc OF the many things which the
Tulsa Commercial club has been work
INK on aud 1t is assured by Secretary
Sutherland that other things are In
the air which viii please Tulsans
fully as much, If not more, than the
announcement that the Midland Val
ley Will build and the landing of the
depot Is regarded os an index to the
tireless work Of Mr. Sutherland. Mr..
Mitchell aud every member OF the
Club
The Reting last night, at which MIR
lngersOll made the remarks which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
DEMOCRATIC FREE
LIST BILL Scored
NIL DECLARES IT WILL HELP
TRUSTS AND TAKE REVENUE
FROM THE GOVERNMENT.

ny Associated Press
Washington, May A.--Not since tho
Republican guns wcro unlmbered
against the Democratic free list bin
by Minority Leader Mann more than
n week ago has the debate In the
House developed such an attack on
the measure as was made today by
Representative I'm Of Connecticut. q
Republican member Of the ways and
means committee, one OF the leading
Republican advocates of the Cana
dian reciprocity bill.
Mr.. I'm asserted that the bin devils
cd by the Democratic leaders remov-
Ing the tariff duties from many food
products and manufactured articles
was so crYdely drawn and infinite In
It's terms that no estimate could pc
made In the revenues It would cut
off, or the effect Il would have on
business and commence. He said TINT
instead OF slO,000.OOO reduction In
revenue, sthe Democrats expected,
900, 900 and that It's effect to business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
POSED As LOBBYISTS
To TRAP members
ONO ASSEMBLYMIlN ANXIOUS
TO TESTIFY IN GRAFT CIIARG-
rs FOR IMMUNITY.

BY Associated Press,
Columbus, ohio. May 4.-lntima-
tions that the knowledge Of Prosccu-
tor Turner aud Attorney General
Hogan possessed concerning bribery
in the general assembly was limited
to the few cases in which detectives
had posed as lobbyists to trap legls-
lators, were refuted today when the
grand jury adjourned until Monday
There is no longer doubt that certain
members Of the assembly are ready
and anxious to get in their testimony
and confession If thus they can gain
immunity
Common Pleas Judge Kinkhcad to-
day served notice upon the legisla-
turc of the indictment Of some Of It's
members. There was no action taken
on the notice which was fled In ac-
cordance with the statutory require
mcnt. For the present, at least no
action has been taken looking to-
wards the expulsion of or suspension
of indicted members. with the cX-
cepton Of Nyc, they are In attendance
Of routine duties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
old School board
IS DOING BUSINESS
"STE\DN SIN" MEET AND ORGAN
IXI,--MEET MONDAY NIGHT
TO SELECT TEACHERS.

Tulsa has two school boards for
certain There were some who
thought that the old board Of cduca-
. ton would retire and consider them
selves down and out when the new
board organized Monday night. hut
a meeting on the part of the STEADY
six al the old board of education
last night wipes away the last thought
along that line.
The steady siX' Of the old board
of education met last night at the
High School building, but because a
key was not available the adiaurn-
ed to the office Of j. !, Gillespie in
the Central National Bank building.
Not much was done other than to
effect REORGANIZATION for another
Year.
j. Gillespie was chosen president
by unlnimors vote. A. W Belt was
named vicc-prcsidont and Rev. II. v
Snodgras9 was selected secretary.
No tnangc was made In the treas
Iurer's offIc5, which Dave IIammatt
holds.
Thenewly elected president Of the
Old Gard of education Immediately
chose llammatt, Mari ana Belt as
the teachers committee and Hunt,
Gillespie ana IIammatt as the finance
committee, There are yet other com
Inittres 10 be made up.
Tho SIX adjourned with the under
Irtpnllng that another meeting Is to
10 I.l at
tioC the old board Of cducatilA pro-
poses TO select the teachers and prIn-
IcIa's for the coming year.
/ EdmRarncr and Reu,er dld not
meet tn the old board last night,
atG II f. understood tina. Reuter- will
meet wit hthc new board which, has
n rcetirg scheduled for tonight
As tn the scaretary's books, accord
Ing to President Gillespie OF tn" old
board, he does not know where :hoy
are. II is Understood that A. A. Bum
garner who was the former secretary
Of the old board, win turn them over
TO G. r. Reuter- VINO was selected by
the new board as secretary.
According to Dr, ~ W, Mavglnncs
~ thcncw board that lody conalderes
itself to be the legal hoard, and until
the old board Gusts them they are
going to stick,
According to Dr. Magazines, II was
IN an embarrassing position that the
members Of the new board elected
April found itself when organized
on Monday night However, the ltrec
members Of the new board who took
office say that they were elected by
the people Of Tulsa an d'hcy are going
to do their duty.
The question ls which board will
have the authority to draw on the
funds, which will bc allowed to hire
teachers aud transact business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05

win cheer the hearts of Tuhaus, was
reception To him by the cub. Mr.
lngorsoll arrived in Tulsa yesterday
evening at o'clock After having
been driven abou; the city in an au-
tomobllo by representatives. of the
Commercial club, Mr. Iugcrsou at
tended the reception.
Accompanying Mr. lugersoll ON his
trip to Tulsa were Thomas Newau of
the Edward b, Smith banking firm
of Philadelphia, H.. NJ AlNord, vice
president and general manager of the
Midland valley with offices ut Mus
kogcc, j. IT, Harris general super
'ntrndcnt Muskogcc; A. W LcFcbcr
general traffic manager Muskogcc
and H. Mock, general freight agent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05

talk about the arrest as being part of
the conspiracy against the labor
unions.
"No worse service can he render
ed by labor union leaders TO the
cause Of unionism than that they seek
to identify the cause of unionism
with the cause of any man guilty of a
murderous attack of this nature. !
have no idea whether the men ar
rested by Burns are or not guilty the
labor leaders in question have no idea
whether or not they are. They are
entitled to absolutely fair trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
DIVINITY STUDENT CLEARED.
Carl VI. Bickcl, Charged with Murder,
Found Not Guilty.

BY Associated Press
Olathe, Kan. May Upon the or
der of Judge Rlnkin jury in the
district court here tonight found Carl
NJ. Biokel, n young divinity student
OF Kansas . ity Mo- not guilty Of
kllling his sweetheart. Miss Frances
Peters. The defense introduced no
testimony.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05

by Associated Press
Hot Springs Ark, May i,-Tormer
United states Senator Arthur y. kit
redge of Sioux Falls, $, D., who SER
we'd two terms In the Senate. died
here tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
Again.

Another 'oNlng match has been
dated for Pete Shaughnessy of Tulsa
and Dick Fitzpatrick Of Chicago, mid
dlcweights. The match has been
scheduled for May 49, Shaughncssy
and Fitzpatrick fought 10 round
draw on April 20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
CnIkins Funeral Sunday.

II Is probable that the funeral OF
Col. Edward Calklns the first mayor
Of fulsa, who died Wednesday morn
jnf win te held on sunday Not all
OF tive relatives have been heard from
and flral details have not been given
nut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
THE WEATHER.

BY Associated Press.
Washitgton. May i.--Oklahoma.
fair Fridayand saturday rising tenn
perature.
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY.
tDr H. NJ ilutchinson Obsorycr)
Temperature Maximum o. minimum i2
northeast wind partly cloudy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05

A woman never finds out her hus-
bands true disposition TN tn linin'
In his overcot sleeves begin T. wear
out OF all tn old masters Simon
Legreo Is tn most famous
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-05
Rebel Leader nlcs of Wounds.

NJ plso, Tex. MAY l--Captaln Ho-
sea Dolores Madrid Of Guerrero. ono
of the nsurlecto leaders, died In lo-
cal hospital today of pneumonia re-
sultlng from bullet wounds received
In the hattie Of Cerro prieto and the
last fight at Bauchc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-22

two women in the congregation
and one girl. who lived in Liberty. Mo.
but used to come up to hear Richeson
preach every Sunday. all came to church
together one Sunday morning. They sat
together on u bench in the front row
He preached as | remember it. on
Temptations Of Young Girls in city
Right after the service was over the
three women. who had co4e in together
went up To the preacher. One of them
was IA grass widow and the others were
young girls"
You promised to marry me, said the
grass widow. are you going to do it?'
"iou promised to marry me. too. said
the girl from Liberty Are you going
to do it?'
And me too said the other young
girl, crying. How about me-
"'One AZ n time. he'said. There must I've
some mistake about this somewhere.
| know | never promised 10 marry all Of
you
But the women all swore they were
telling the truth. and such crying and
Mysteries you never heard before in a
church. Finally Mr. Richeson got away
from them and left the church He went
to Liberty and never came back. We
hushed the matter up and kept il out Of
the papers so there would not I've any
scandal. We just wrote him letter ask
ing for his resignation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-22
r. ID. ROBINSON'S VICTORY.
lie VIII Control Herk liner County Repui,
lican COnN NentiOn which Meets Monday. 4.

| LITTLE Ny, Oct. 2l.-The order
| mad. nv Sunrs,p. c,urt .,us,i,, N,rr;Il
n,hx a,J;a,,; ,r, n,.
NV VI e"A
| Robinson ana oth.r herk'mer county
Republican insurgents rendering null
and void the proceedings Of tn. recent
u,rLim.r c,,,n,v p.,,LI;oan o,,,,.,,,ior
~,
"" 'he eroo"" 'ha' ,hev were 'raud"'eh'
and illegal was 'iied this afternoon and
arrang.me nts were made for reasse milling
IN. dsl.ya,ss in convention nm u,rday
-, si .,
ine i"e'" se"''' 'iousi 7u''eHS' w III
the ''rst skirin'sh oil their battle to depos.
Boss Strobel and his machine from con-
troll NJ Ranub,ican affairs in Ue-kiuer
.,,,. ,.;,i =, ,,,,,,, ,..,,,,,a,,,
,im 80 80 i'.ar,, ~, y
n"," ,nrn "ua aa'', ake' ,"I .,e urs1ns
Ia,.'' ,n,a u D,p ~ ] -. Nil,
"',H' '' 'uc nc W '''' ''''' -.