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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
where TO DRAW line
BURDENS QUESTION?
WHERE DO LEGAL AND ILLEGAL
RESTRAINT or BUSINESS
BEGIN AND ENDY


Washington, Jan, 0-Whcre to
draw the limo between the legal ana
illegal restraint of Interstate com
merce. was tho burden OF the oues-
tlon today in the Ue-argumont before
the 8upreme court Of the United
states Of the dissolution suit against
tho American Tobacco Corporation
Before they could be answered an
other tuallade or questions concerning
what the sherman antitrust laws
meant by tho "monopol,aing of trade"
had opened
"Generulities are very good" said
Justice Day 60 j. c. Reynolds. one of
the attorneys for the United States.
but II seems TO me the government
ought TO have an explanation now Of
what the Iaw means by monopollz-
ing"
McRoynolds had Just resumed the
argument when Justice Holmes asked.
Do you think that to buy out q
man aud make a covenant with him
that he win not engage in the same
business Within IA certain time again
Is unlawfuIf"
McReynoldS said that the Supreme
Court decided that the control OF the
major part OF the business Is suhi-
Client for the courts to act. and that
the business of the tobacco corpora
tions came within the line Of decisions
laying down the rule
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
new JERSEY Session
Will BEGIN TODAY
LEGISLATURES WILL BE MOST M
PORTANT IN MANY YEARS
IN COAST STATE.


Trenton. N. j.. Jan. D D--Thc session
of the New Jersey legislature will be-
Sin at noon tomorrow The session
win be important because IL Ia the
second time in seventeen years that
the Democrats have been IN control
OF tn lower house. For the first time
IN as many years they also have a ma
jority In the Joint session Of two hous-
es, and will be able to elect United
states senator 70 succeed John Kean,
Jr., whose term expires March 4.
Moro than this the session Will be
interesting because for the first time
since 1898 the Democrats have a gov
ernor IN touch with thom. politically.
The legislature will first receive Gov
ernor Forts message, II is said. which
viii suggest no new legislation
Governor-elect Wilson'S inaugural
address will ne made at the lnaugura-
ton on January nth. II Is said It
will not contain moro than twenty
Ave hundred words.
Conflict over the United States sem
atorship continues to be matter OF
uncertainty. Goyernor-clect Wilson
vigorously opposing the candidacy OF
James Smith. Jr.. who was formerly
United States senator. and Smith and
his supporters Just as strongly oppos-
Ing the candidacy of James H.. Martin,
who won IN the Democratic primaries
last September
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
Gas DIDN'T Cause
times EXPLOSION
THAT ~ WHAT GRAND JURY
lTNDS-CAUSED IlY HIGH
EXPLOSIVE,

Los Angeles. Jan. o Tho report
OF the grand jury which has lnyesu.
gated the Times dyuamiting Of Octo-
Der l. when twenty -oue employees we're
killed. and which recently returned
tweRly-three indictments against
seven persons. was made public yes
terdpy Portions of the report follow
We unanmusly report that tkcro
was placed In the Timcs building u
high power explosive "a The nature Of
dynamite or nltro- -giycerln. ana that
the orlgIn Of the catastrophe may no
found IN the destruction wrought by
this agency
"Wo made exhaustive inquiry into
the possibility Of gpa being the de-
strowug agent Expert evidence was
eXtcuWyely taken such evidence
makes the theory of exploding ulu.
initiating gas not only untenobie but
pugrile
october 60 1910, thorc was pub
lIshcd and wlcdly circulated what
purportel TO bo a report and findings
OF commol,tce appointed 10y tho
State Federation Of Labor TO invcstl-
gate the catastrophe.
I'VE further find that the report
wax made aud written by jack Ken
meth Turner for financial conslicrn.
ton and that Il was promulgated
without tho signatures Of majority
of tho committee. and without knowl-
edge on the pare Of four OF them as
20 lts contents
"Aftor full fair and impartial
hearins ~ the committees. witnesses
and OF many others upon the subject
we find that thero is not a sclntila OF
evidence upon which TO base tho find.
ngs OF such report, aud that It was
Issued, "a explained by lts author. not
as a finding Of the facts OF the explo.
sion, but ASIAN argument In defense Of
accusation"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
THE SCHENK TRIAL
WILL BEGIN TODAY
WOMAN - CHARGED WITH POTs-
ONING WEALTHY HUSBAND.
JURY SELECTED.


Wheeling w Va. Jan "A Jury
was selected on the lrst day Of the
trial OF Mrs Furnsworth Schenk. of
this city, who Is charged with adj
mluistering poison to her wealthy hus-
band, John q. Scheuk After calling
two panels of tglcsmon. twelve men
were decided upon just before ad-
journment of tho court tonight. but
not bcfyte the state had struck on
two. aud the defense ak. OF the panel
Mrs Schenk. IN fashionable attire.
had been brought irom tho Ohio
County Jail 90 the court room. and
showed great interest la the eXamina-
ton Of tho tllesmcn She frequently
suggested questions o. tho counsel
Several times following thoro was t.
whispered consultation between Mrs.
Schenk and her attorneys. az the bus
mess connections OF the tulcsmeu and
the Schenk family developed. Mrs
Schenk appeared satisfied with most
of the iurymen. the majority VI whom
are young married men,
when the Jury had been ompoueled
the attorneys modo an opening state
ment TO tho court The Introduction
of evidence begins tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
KANSAS CITY MAY GET
A HATPIN ORDINANCE.
LOWER HOUSE PASSES MEASURE
OVER MAYORS VETO-MTN
DO GET INJURED.

By Associated Press.
Kansas city. Mo-. Jan. 9.--The lower
house Of the city council tonight pass
ed the protected hatpn ordinance over
the veto Of Mayor Darius A. Brown.
by a vote Of thirteen to two
The ordinance, which provided that
any person who should wear a hat
pin with an unprotected point would
be- guilty Of miademeanor and.
therefore, liable to a nue Of from 81
60 $500. originated IN the lower house.
DR. c. A Jackson fnthered the bill.
The mayor vetoed the ordnance on
the ground was that Il was trivial Or.
Jackson was displeased by the may
or's action, and he made a speech on
tho subject tonight
II introduced the ordinance IN all
seriousness" ho said People should
be protected against the harmful point
OF the hatpin Within the last two
months had occasion 10 treat several
men who had been injured by them
one man sustained a serious injury
to his cheek. and another lost an
eve"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
JOE Cannon IS
NOW COME BACK
IL SUSTAINED ON SAME QUES.
TION THAT BROUGHT STORM.
HOW Minds Do change!
Even Champ Clark, Ncar-Spcakcr,
Thinks House Head should
Have Authority.
By Associated Press
WA 4lluptpD 4

by Associated Press
Washington, Jan, 9.-Joseph q.
Cannon had his hour OF triumph in
the house today. winning the nrst Inn
portant political maneuver OF the
present session Of congress. lie was
badly battered IN the three days
storm which swept the house last
March and tore from him much OF his
power as Speaker. but came back
in way that brought grim smile
OF satisfaction 10 his countenance and
left his enemIes. the insurgents. dis
comattcd.
As Speaker today he was sustained
10y large majority on a ruling which
was Identical with the one he made
last March when tho house overruled
his decision through a combination Of
insurgent Republicans ana Demo-
Gratis, on the eve Of his return Of
power. Democrats voted to sustain
the ruling OF the chair Twenty
insurgents stood by their guns and
fought the Speaker bravely In the lost
cause.
II was on the point as to whother
the proposed amendment to rules Of
fered from the door constituted the
question OF high constitutional priv
ilege that the storm broke 1t was
precisely the question that called out
the revolution last March. when
Representative Norris OF Nebraska Of
fered an amendment providing for
the rules committee OF fifteen mem
bers TO he elected by the house, in
stead Of three members being ap-
pointed by the Speaker, Speaker
Cannon then ruled that Norris reso-
tuition was out OF order.
To-day Representative Fuller Of IL
linois offered a resolution amending
tho rule relating 90 the discharge OF
committees from the consideration Of
bills. lt was purely technical and a
point Of order was raised against II,
the speaker declaring he would ig-
more the precedent set by the house
last March when It Overrued his rul-
Ing in the Norris case, and held that
the Fuller resolution was not privil-
eyed An appeal from the chair was
Immediately taken by the regular Re-
publcans Gaines Of West Virginia
demanded a yea and nay vote
The Speaker was sustained by 235
TO 50.
When Champ Clark, Of Missouri
slated 10 succeed Speaker Cannon.
voted to sustain the chair on the same
point Of order which furnished the
basis for the successful insurgent
campaign Of last March. the Republi-
cans broke into storms OF applause.
Representative Underwood of Ala
bama Joined Fitzgerald in saying
frankly. he thought the Speaker right
in the ruling last March and he ruled
in line with the precedents Of the
house.
but" said Underwood I'VE voted
TO overrulc the Speaker because we
thought the time had come for a rev.
olutlon for the majority OF the house
to express its will AZ that time there
was reason 20 believe that a rule COM
mlttee was attempting to obstruct the
legislature No such condition exists
today consequently there Will be no
revolution
Congressman Hamlin OF Spring
field was among those who voted
against Speaker Cannon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
MISSOURI PREACHER
Arrested FOR DIGAMY
II Is CHARGED HE HAS MARRIED
THREE TIMES SINCE
OCTOBER.

Macon. Mo JNu e.--Rev. Samuel
u. Howard. whom the state AYERS has
been married I've times. three OF the
marriages contracted since October.
was arrested AZ Shelbina, Mo. today
on charge of bigamy. Tie was
brought here and placed in Jail.
Tho charge against Howard was
brought by Mrs Essie johnson. Of
ST Joseph She says he married Miss
Nettie Lewis OF Macon County with
ont having been divorced from her.
Howard denies tho charges He says
he Is preacher in good standing, and
has iust concluded revival meetings
IN Pike County
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
ELECTION LAWS
GET attention
FEDERAL GRAND JURY GET sPE-
ClFIC INSTRUCTIONS.
IS State LAW VOID?
Any Measure Thnt DlSfranchiscs con
trary 90 Federal Constitution.
IL, says Judge.

Special TO the World
Guthrie, okla. Jan. 9--Violatlons OF
the federal election laws In the elcc-
tion Of congressman. and OF the M
teenth amendment 20 the federal con-
stitutlon under the gusc of state
laws, Grandfather clauses" and sim
liar disfranchisiug methods were given
an important place by Judge John II.
Cottcral OF the United states district
court In instructng the grand jury
which convened here today
He cited the nineteenth and twentl-
eth sections OF the new federal Grim
inal law dealing with oneuses against
the elective franchise and the civll
rights of citizens, the maximum PEN
altles for the first being Ave thous-
and dollar fne. ten years in impris-
onment and forever debarred from
holding Office, and for the second. one
thousand dollars hue. years imprls-
onment, or both.
THE United States constitution IA
supreme" declared Judge Cottcral.
and Il placea prohibition on tho state
laws governing the election OF con-
gressmen. and any state law that dis
franchises citizen because Of race.
color or previous condition Of seryltude
is In conflict with tho constitution and
void"
The Grandfather clause was en-
forced at the recent general election
IN oklahoma, several thousand ne
groes being dlsfrunchised and numer-
GUS complaints have bcon filed with
United States Attorney John Embry
relative 20 the offences against the
federal laws, Judge Cotteral also
charged the Jury relative 10 the fraud
uient use OF malls. counterfolting.
bankruptcy. protection OF government
property and the Postotiice system. H.
quor revenue laws and selling liquor
to Indians.
James Bstes OF MulhalI was elected
foreman Of The jury
Judge Cotteral lined the Alfalfa
Milling Company OF Hobart S26 on
each OF two charges OF violating the
pure food laws by misbrandIng meal,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
MnN Ask Moro MoncN.

Ny Nssnclaird prOsK
Washington Jan, The $500. 900
appropriation made by Congress last
session for removing the wreck Of the
battleshIp Maine In the Havana hAr-
Dor. being insufficient within few
days II IL estimated. there will be
transmitted to Congress message
suggesting an additional opproprIa-
ton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
LONG Gives S4OO,0OO
FOR A K, c. HOSPITAL
MUST ADMIT EVERYBODY, AND
ONN-TlIlitD OF BEDS tUsT
BE FREE.

Kansas city Mo, Jan s-R. A.
Long the wealthy lumber deslor. TO-
night promised TO give 100000 for
a Christian church hospital here, pro.
Hdod tho Christian churches Of the
city would raise like amcuut. W!tH-
IN ten minutes after ne made tho Of.
FER at church dinner 100000 of
church's share had been pledged
In making tho proposition Mr. Long
said no would make the gift with the
understanding that no person should
be refused admission 20 the hospital
on account Of religious belief. and that
one-tairi of tho beds must bo tree.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
SAYS IT WAS IMPRACTICAL
secretary Meyer Explains To the COY
crnOr uf Arkansas.

by Associated Press.
Washington, Jan g.-ln response an
TO what he characterized rather
acrimonious communication from the
governor OF Arkansas" Secretary OF
the Navy Never today explained the
impracticabilty of postponing the
launching OF tho huttleshlp, Arkansas.
Ia accordance with Governor Donnc-
ghey's suggestion
Governor Douneghcy complained in
u letter that the navy department had
ignored him ana the officials of Ar
ky, 'as IN the preparations for the
hl ching of the hattleship and
cl ged Secretary Meyer with being
"eN| ty not only Of gross dscourtesy
10 a representative of sovereign
state" but said that he had Subject
ed himself 10 criticism that cannot he
adequately expressed In an official
communication from representative
OF a state 20 an officer Of the federal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
So LOUISIANA IS NOT
ONE OF THE DRY ONES
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS SAYS N
ISN'T WHIGN SPEAKER
CANNON QUERIES.

Washington. Jan p--John sharp
Williams. senator elect from Misslss.
ippl and former minority leader OF the
House, accompanied delegation VI
louisiana officials and business men
who called on Speaker Cannon today.
Governor Sanders OF Louisiana, Gov
ernor Moot of Mississippi aud other
New Orleans Exposition boomers were
IA tho party. ...
In the midst OF a short talk 10 tho
delegation, Speaker Cannon paused
and looked at Mr. Williams
sharp" he said Is Louisiana
dry2"
"Nol' shouted every man Ia tho
crowd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
OKLAHOMA HAS
End executive
LEE CRUCE TAKES OATH OF OF
FCE YESTERDAY.
CROWDS ARE IMMENSE
No Incident Mars Day---GOvcrnOr's
Address Well Rcccived-Tul-
sans In Evidence

BY Associated Press
Oklahoma city, Okla. Jan AT q
few minutes before p m. today. Lee
Crucc, of Ardmore. took the oath OF
office administered by Chief Justice
Jesse j, Dunn OF the supreme court.
and became the second governor Of
Oklahoma. He delivered twenty
minute inaugural address when was
enthusiastically received by the 5000
or more persons who witnessed the
ceremonies In the auditorium.
Thousands Of state visitors brought
here by special and regular trains
thronged oklahoma city today.
From the arrival Of train Of Mus
kogeeans before day light. 30 the mo-
mont when seven cars Of students from
the Tonkawa university preparatory
school arrived at 1880. the influx Of
citizenship was steady a special train
that bore Ave hundred Tulsans viii,
"a band and Company A Of the Ma
tlonal guard, arrived early Ia the fore
noon. and this particular tralnioad was
much I'm evidence until the last fes-
tlvlty OF tho day was ended.
The program OF the inaugural cere-
monies and festivities was carried
out to the letter, and no disagreeable
incident marred the entire success OF
the day ON the contrary. idea
weather conditions made Il possible
for the grand procession to follow it,
entire line OF march In perfect com
fort. Governor Cruce reviewed the
parade from a balcony of a hotel
Roth houses Of the legislature con
vened this morning. but only for the
purpose OF going through with the
routine formalltles. Both the senate
and house then adjourned to the audi
torlum. whore the gubernatorlal party
arrived at 1910. The executive spec
ial was delayed forty-nye minutes.
making that much difference IN the
hours OF starting various events on
the program.
Governor Cruce was mot nc thc
Santa Zee depot by Representative u
l. Rexroat. Of Carter County. and q
detail OF Governor Haskells stan CON
ssting Of Adiutant General Frank
Canton. Major Emanuel Hirsh OF
Tulsa, and Major William 4 Hutch.
ings Of Muskogee.
In his inaugural address. Governor
Cruco laid special stress OF the pro-
hibltlOn laws and declared that boot
leggers need not look to him for par
don and parole He said his aim would
he government by the people,
throughout his administration and
said he would conserve equally the
rights Of capital and labor
Other state officials were sworn n
by Chief Justice Dunn after Cruces
inaugural and after Ex-Governor Has
kell had been called on for remarks,
The inaugural procession Included
four companies OF the national guard,
several bands, two companies Of ca
dets and number Of civic and fra
ternal organizations from Oklahoma
city in addition 10 the state officers
Governor Cruce held a public recep-
tlon at a hotel this afternoon and with
hls daughter. Miss Lorena Cruce. led
the grand march at the inaugural ball
tonight,
Governor Cruces Inaugural address
may be found IN full on page 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10

Special 10 the World
oklahoma City okla, Jan o-Morc
than three hundred couples thronged
the auditorium tonight In attendance
at the inaugural ball which was led
by Governor Lee Cruce with Mira. G.
n. Haskell
Rohind Governor Crucc md Mrs
Haskell I'm the grand march came
Adjutant General Frank Canton and
wife Hehind them came Mr. and
Mrs Leslie G. Niblack Governor lIts-
kelrs son-n-law and daughter
The now governors stan followed
these Governor Cruce and several
others Of the stan who do not dance
droppod out at tho end OF the march
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
CIR skntc.; I- Dromned.

special 70 the World.
Guthrie. Gka,. Jan. a,--The Z
year-old daughter OF William Hum
phrey. a Guthrie street railway con-
duotor. was drowned this afternoon In
Highland Park lake when she at
tempted TO skate on insecure Ice,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10

Npo0InT no fl1 worth
Frederick okla, Jan o.-Thc s.
year Old son OF J, n. Luck living near
Mounts this county had his skull
crushed yesterday when kicked by
a horse Five pieces OF the skull were
removed by "a surgeon. yet the child
may recover.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
ro..c Seeks Insworlh Moorc

IJabel. okla. Jan o-Iusworth
Moore, out on bond on the charge OF
killing his fathcr three years ago. Is
being pursued by n posse 70 seek
vengeance for the death Of Moore's
stepmother this morning The wo-
man was shot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
THE WEATHER.,

Wy Associated fteAst
Washington. Ian. Oklahoma,
fair Tuesday, Wednesday unsettled
and much colder Missouri increas-
ing clouduess. probably followed by
snow Tuesday night or "Wednesday,
colder Tuesday in northwest portloui
colder Wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10

BY Associated PresA.
Atlantic city. NJ J.. jan a-Thc
The keeper OF the Barncglte NE say.
Ing station reports O big vessel, be-
lleved 10 be the steamer Ashor. on
the station. A life saving CROW de-
parted at midnight for the vessel,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
BEvERIDGE SEES TAFT.
Indiana senator Tell, Him OF Inside
of Iorlmer scrap.

49, Associated Press
Washington, Jan. O.--Senator Bev-
eridge Of Indiana had a long confer
encc with President TAFT at tho White
House late today. The senator de-
clined to discuss the conference
II IS reported that he presented
views on tho controversy over the
election of LorImer. now being waged
IA the senate, aud told the President
OF the progress OF legislation for a
permanent tariff commission.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
SUPREME COURT ADJouRNs.


Special ~ the World
Oklahoma city. Jan, 9,-Tho state
supreme court met today and for
maly adjourned It's term, Tomorrow
Associate Justice John u, Turner Of
Vinlta will pe elected chief justice of
the court In accordance with the Gus
tom Of the rourt to change lis presld
ing member every year,
About forty opinions are 10 be rem
dered Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10

special 70 tho World.
McAlester. Okla Jan 9,-Tha
new public school building at Feather
ston was totally destroyed By fire OF
unknown origin. Losl 10000, In-
sutlnce $4,000,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10
LEAGUE NAMED
By commission
TULSA COUNTY NOW HAS TWO
SUPERIOR COURTS.
One Gets into ACTION
Judge breckenridge COnVcncS Court
and Hear, Case--IiOw sanders
I'OOled Them,
0900o009900o0.000.(..Y0. 0.Y


70 After waiting patiently for
y six months for superior
% court. Tulsa. County has the
o distinction OF row having two
. OF these valuable assets. one by
o the appointment OF ex-GOyer-
o nor Haskell and the other by
q appointment by the county
(e commission.
% One OF these courts has al
% ready organized and has per-
u formed matters OF record,
. The other court may organize
. and begin to grind at any time.
. Not only is there is distinc-
y ton coming to Tulal County
. through having two superior
. courts in that 1t Is the only
% county in the state having
10 two such bodies, but the two
q courts were formed IN less
. than thirty hours Of each olh-
o cr, excepting Sunday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-10

A sunday paper fell on Miss opal
Moots Yesterday but she hopes C. be
able e fili her s.ngin' engagement at
IN nickle thc-uter tnight. who re-
members IA ole Bryan bauquet5 with
wlted lettuce an striped Ice crem
The evening world., 1911-06-09
HUNTING COINS,
FIND BOYS BODY
AFTER LANDSLIDE
Lxst Caught by the Cave-In
pldh9 Know Hyman Blank
Was Completely Buried
DUO THEIR WAY OUT.
"a Back a. Hours later to
u find Lost Coin and
! Uncover Victim.
q THEIR WAY U

0nune ~ . whses ~. 10 the neaA
A1UeesD - - parents and ths wsndsr
- - DeAnA Ayman hiAnk. asvd Nven.
wos oU1al 1AA YESTERDAY aftsrnssn ~
UaaSDnoD 0nAsr nvo eeee Il i0oss earth
that ~ wsAnSdAy aftsrnssu frsm IN
saAankmeut at Chester street and svt
sss svvuvs Mast New Fork.
Several boys had been caught Ii The
slidA M Of them being buried to his
nssk. bait they helped each other out
w1th9us knewins that the earth had
buried Hyman vt Of sight aud suf.
fenksA hun. They won't back there yss-
of6ay with shoves and picks TO search
fer . dime and oiEarstts pictures lost
~ ~ Of chem In the struggle 70 free
hluAarlf. and came una upon the
b01yxbf their little friend.
ne irst sign that . body was there
~ when william Ruben. ten. for
wheD treasure the hunt had begun
ahA Rhe was deepest In the days ex-
oavaoen. hit with his shovel . sub
staAo that felt unlike dirt ana. stoop-
iAs. As touched . boys blue blouse.