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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04

FOR SALE-At a bargain, If sold
within the next ten days, 1876 acres
of all good smooth black waxy land,
we'll improved, on pike, miles north
east of court house, 100 acres in
cotton, Is acres June corn, Z head
horses and mules, 6 head of cattle,
head of fattening hogs 7 tons of good
hay, about 100 bushels of old corn,
all farming implements, buggies,
wagons, harness, etc. Will give pos
session at once. Price $154.O0 per
acre Apply to C. N. McAlister, own
er, or Coleman Bros. 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04
Giants &: G.. BIS =.

The Giants and c. B. s played a
fast, snappy game of ball Saturday,
the Giants winning by a score of S
TO 2. Erwin held the C. B. IS helpless
at all stages of the game, while Nc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04

VERHEYDEN'S TAILOR SHOP for
up to date cleaning, pressing and
repairing Latest styles of tailor
made suits. All work guaranteed.
Phone II. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04

FOR SALE-At once, neat new four
room house and lot on West Univer-
sity avenue, 200 feet from car line.
Sickness reason for selling. Call, see
and get price. Tsp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04

NOTICE-If you desire to reach the
people of Ellis county, place your
in the Waxahachle
Enterprise, the paper that complete
ly covers Ellis county. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04

Garden Hose at F. s. Cronk Co. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04

FAST TEXAS-Where crops are
sure; timber and prairie. 100 acres
on public road, daily mail and tele-
phone, new residence, 10 acres In
cultivation. Produces one-half bale
cotton per acre. $3.50. j. ID. Free
man JoveIady. Texas. $50
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-04

GET OUT those old winter clothes
and have them pressed. We Will send
for them. Matthews-Gammon Co.
Phone IT'S. Work guaranteed. II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
WOMEN WILL TRY TO
OBTAIN SUFFRAGE
NEXT YEAR IN
CALIFORNIA
Majority in San Francisco
Against Proposition l3,705'
Other Constitutional Am
endments Probably Garry.
RAILROAD COMMISSION
PROPOSITION WINS
tBs E,sn,as Herald =. -, Leased wir.D

san Francisco. tal olt H..
Woman sufft1sc has been defeated
~ California Tho majorit, IN san
Francisco against thu proposition be-
t3.1o5. Whil, IN the state az large
the majority ~ favor OF granting
spffrugc 90 wunrn VIII not exceed
5000 The san Francisco vote. com
plete Was.
For gLpu1. against 3t.6i-
Returns this morning Indicate that
practically an of th, other roustitut
tiunal amendments voted upuu N's-
lerday have carried, THIS Including thr
recall. the iniliutly, and referendum,
and the proposition To- MAX, The state
railroad commission an aHr"mtitc
board and empowering thr legislature
greatly 60 incrpus, iis powers,
The detailed returns from l'b'
precincts. including san frNncisc" ana
Los Angeles complete. give
For woman suffrage, '3.aN3'
against. Se.ssG Majority against,
aet8
tn. figures represent a Uttlr more
than one-hait the precincts oi the
state. Figures az hand however. iu-
ciude most of the NOR, thick' pupu-
lated districts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
Accused of Causing the Death
of 10 of the 2l Men Who
Were Killed In Explosion
of Times Building.
JUDGE B0RDWELL is
QUALIFIED HE SAYS
Half Of One Hundred and
Twenty-Five Veniremen are
Weeded Out. Unable 70
Serve On Jury.

iDs E,enlna Herald =. g. Leased wirel
Los Angeles. calf, Oct ll-Jamcs
q. McNamafa OF Cincinnati was
placed on trial tor murder here today
before Judge Walter 3oIdwell OF the
superior court
Judgc Bordwolls hrst action wan
The deuying The mo.ion by counsel for
the defense Tor change of Judge.
declaring that he was not preiudiced
Ia tho cast
Clarence s barrow OF Chicago.
chief counsel Tor the defendants. an.
g0unCod that he wished To sever the
ease ana Immediately District Attof.
noy John Frrdcrichs chose James q
Mcnamara i0i trial.
The prisoner is ~ years old aud un.
married tie Is charged with causing
the death OF ~ OF the Il men who
we're Killed in the explosion and are
which wrecked the Los Angeles Times
plani
Not only did Mr. Fredoricks elect TO
Try James. rather thaa his brother,
John j.. secretary of the international
Association of bridge and structural
iron Workers. hui he decided to- gO To
trial un the Indictment charging the
prisoner with The death OF Charles J.
liagsrly. 4 nachinlst whose body Was
tound closest To the spot 20 which the
,Xplosion rs alleged a. have occurred.
The site ol the old Times building
lice almost within the yet unfinished
Hall of Records ia which he trial y
being held aud the whistles OF enBi
ncers working on the foundations Ol
The new Timts buildings were heard
through The open windows OF the
court room
Counsel Tor tho defense gathered
about the prisoner, headed by Attor
nes barrow Associated Sith him sai
, lusoph Scott, l.ccumpic Davis and
I lob Hartman all of Los Angeles
Mrs Darruw sat near her husband
District Attorney Fredericks hand
/ led 40, prosecution aided by several
/ assistants
\ DELAY occurred 1T the opening oi
/ court Will, 81 procession OF vcnirc
men explained 10 Judge Bordwcll wins
! thcv should not he asked 20 serve
! This WAS ibr cud nf preliminary hear
/ ing in which the Judge rapidly weed
I'd out over hall the FIRST yenire o
l2j ucu before the trial formall'
opened
The McNamaras were brought int,
court together and remained until
James u Mcnamara was selected fO
rinl first. when JOa. was r1tusen,
TO his cell in the county jail
After few minutes parley, Attor
ncy l.ecuWpic Davis. for the defense
faced The waiting yenircmen and said
The court suggests that | inform
you thai when sou enter the jury boz
YOU viii remain there or be- locked al
until the end Of the trial II yol
want 80 see YOUR wives o. attend q
your business YOU had better do =,
before this afternoon
Recess VAS taken az ll:tU o'ciocl
until p 3d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
NEGOTIATIONS ARE
PROCEEDING FOR
PEACE BETWEEN
TWO POWERS
Italy Still Sending Troops 10
Tripoli, But Indications Are
Armistice Will Be Agreed
Upon.
DETAILS OF AFFAIR
ARE BEING RECEIVED
tns E,spIpE Herald 4. y. Leased wire,

W. ~ u teaNeu NNFNN
Paris. OCT ! Communication With
Trp"ll having been re-csta0llshcd. de-
tails of thc situation th,r, are pouring
in. From toda,s adyiccs II would ap.
pear tuat Munhir pashu, commander
"f th, rmKph garrison, until thc last
moment expected renforcemcnts.
Whom compelled TO retreat his force
went so hurrirdly that OF necessity
Wuuy supple. were iofl behind.
Munhir be- uuN gathering mis- forces
30 tne Ghuriuu mills In tnis position
are aii the 1NiluDl, Turkish soldiers
aud armed Arabs from the tcbrl re-
giou Ne has at mis- disposal pro,is-
ions tor six weeks without Including
what ac expects tu obtain 10, conns-
eating everything that he b. able TO
seize un thu Ghadames caravan
routes
II seems 90 ht the intention of the
Turkish commando tu resist the ltal-
irns as long as possible, Yuj 10 le is
not reinforced to gradually retire. foi-
lowing the Ohurian raus', which VIII
provide him with sufficient water un-
ul nr rvachvs tho frontier uf Tunis.
whicu his force win rr.-s rlhpr than
flll lut" thu Italians uynds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
Biplane Remains in Air Fiji
teen Minutes in Choppy AR
Executing Graceful Curves
and Entertaining Dips.
ALIGHTs WHERE THE
START WAS BEGUN
Mrs. Walsh and Two Small
Children See Performance
and Are Glad When Ma
chine and Operator Land
Safely.

Drawing th, rathe, 'ruppt air which
prevailed this afternoon. Charlie T..
Walsh. our of the mos, rcuoRnod of
ih, CuttIss atiators. made tine nrHt
aerup.anc flights u the history Of
New Mexico, at thr stat, f.ir grounds
thl. afternoon. the accent into th,
higher attitudes being witnessed ny
thousands of people not one IN ID hun
drrd of whom had before seen a real
acfoplanc. much lyss 81 successful
a,roplanc night
walsh made the nrs, uieht begin
ming promptly at 4 o'ciocN as an
nuuncrd by TIE fair management
stepping from ihc nangar Walsh
walked zee his hiplanr, which had been
carefully assembled bs two m'chau-
icians Bidding goodbye 90 hs wife
and smui hoy and sirl. tive ana -
half and four years old respectively.
Waish took his place in thu bipiauo, A.,
turned ON ihr motor AMI wac @u. lir
rose into the air gracefully, like a
bird vurred 90 la westerly diroc-
u,u cirrlrd around and came over
60 NlhWpurruu, a. tar us Robinson
park, oui of sight of the u"oplc 'n
the grand stand "a th, fair grounds,
itru went hack u direction toward
tn niu GrHldu aud the village ~
narolas. graduaii, going higher and
higher, asc, ndug at one time 20 e
h,ght OF uu" thousand ttrt When
ny had Thoroughly demonstrated Ia
Ga, crowd hIs abHtN tu 1y Walsh
began 60 dysgcud. aftsr having been
in the air nfteou minutes. and after
having r, rhcd speed ai times oi
siNis.twu miles an hour
Fmniy Wath turned du. west
thou Travelled nurta and hot owes th'
main gate a. the fnif gruunhs and
landed on the baseball diamond h"-
tween first and SECOND base. Walsh
had told hysiandcts before hc went
up lust wherr ht would anRht on the
return trip, u, proved that lee Is q
perfect master of the biplnn" bS
uighung on the exact spot as b" fore.
toll.
Walsh made sccond fiiHhg begin.
ming shortly aft"r = o'clock, Whici
vas even more thrilling than the hrs'
emo The people who saw the flighi'
were clnted with the success ~ th'
Hscrnts Walsh rouvlnc"d the doubt
ing Thomases that q real aviator in
real living machine can fly IN a New
Mexico altitude mile hlgh.
Walsh VIII MAKE two flights tomor
row and two flights FRIDAY. II Il
likely Il will be- q long time before ~
aviator % WalEh's standing appear
IN New Mcxico asain and "vcryh"d'
Wha wishes To see successful fliHhu
should by an means see Walsh To
mnrTpW or Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
BURsuM CHALLENGES
ANYBODY TO PROVE
CAMPAIGN CHARGES

one OF the bic features OF the mass
meeting last might VAS the def issued
by Mr.. Bursum, during his speech.
when he chai enged any person "a
suDsianilate The campaign ISLANDERS
which his enemies have been making
against him Enthusiastic applause
followed this action by Mr iursnm
Passing to questions oi Importance to
the people OF New Mexico. Mr. Bur
sum utRed all citizens 10 unite IN
building up . greater New Mexico Tie
advocated industrial schools and
more mechanics and fewer lawyers.
Upon conclusion OF his speech Ms
Bnrsum was given tremendous ova.
lion which shook the floor OF the court
house, which was packed tc the limit
Many ladies were In attendance Man,
Democrats In Clayton county have
openly declared that they VIII sun.
poH Bnrsum for governor Ia the in
leresi of business administration
and Tor the development Of the state.
The Republican county convention
Yesterday declared against the blue
ballot The Cnlon county Republicans
VIII conclude their srssi0ns today
The Bnrsum party arrived Ia CLAY.
ton afier spending a busy aud pleas.
ant dat In Ration and Drs Moines.
The Bufsnn people were met M the
station by a large delegation OF citi-
2ens and escorted To the Elklung no.
tel The Republican county conven.
tiou met In clayton yesterday Re.
puhlicans rom ali over Union county
were in attendance and an worked
together harmonionsly FOR the success
al their mrty The county leaders re-
ported good In all their precinct, ana
there Is every indication OF mag
uiilccui Republican victory ia this
section uf iho state on NoNc ulVr e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
People Of Clayton Extend a
Hearty Welcome to Repub-
lican Candidate for Govern
or of New Mexico.
PARTY LEADERS ALL
WORK HARM0NI0USLy
Conditions Good for Magnifi-
cent Victory at Polls on No.
vember z; Stump Speakers
Enthusiastically Received.
Cssse,sl relsHram to Evening Herald,

Especial Telegram to Evening Herald
CLAYTON. \ NJ Oct ~ The entire
town ol clayton. one of the real live
wire towns In New MeXlco aud every
citizen OF Union county who could
reach here, turned out Ia the Union
county court house last night 20 vel.
come Holm o. Hursum. candidate for
first state governor on the Republican
ticket ana bis party The welcome
that was extended 10 Mr Iursum aud
The other members of tho party was
genuine spontaneous and euthusins.
tic When NJ uursum was intro
ducod TO the audience, he received ana
ovation such as perhaps no other
candidate for office ever received he-
fore In t'nion county The reception
10 the men with M Bursum was like.
wise cNtrcmclt cordial. although ui
course. Nh Bursun, being the guest
of honor at the meeting, received
more attention than did his associates.
Several ringing speeches we're nads
by the candidate for governor aud
the other candidates The ringing
applause was significant
Nj hursum and his party we're es.
cOried TO the county court house by
band aud citizens In carriages aud
automobiles The visiting party cad.
ers and candidates made short
speeches, clearly explaining the issues
In The present campaign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
RECIPROCITY DEAD
ISSUE At PRESENT
SAYS PRESIDENT
IN OLYMPIA
School Children Recognize MI
Taft, But Fail to Identify
Governor Hay of Washing
ton Who is With Him.
EXPLAINS VIEWS ON
TARIFF QUESTIONS
90, Evening Herald 4. y. Leased Wire,

olympis Wash oct H. Tn.
r., ....., ...,.,
washington ON u'n'' ne presid'n'
was "ilN'h WIN ''"N'Ih"i nay M
".ulu''iN g" 'n' 'ulit"i
"'"'' ""N'"t MS prime 'pal "u-
~ l'ss '" H''t''l '"'us'nu p'rn"As
M'' 'ai' stopped =" 'N'h'"s' '"utie-
sues WIN several huhui'" s'h""l chll-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
RODGERS IS ALMOST
HALF WAY ACROSS
THE CONTINENT
Pluoky Biplane Man Will Fly
Machine Through Southern
Route to Coast, Going Via
San Antonio, Texas.

Kuusas ClN. Mo cot tl,-C. =.
Rodg,ra landed Wr 100 li3i a. m.
TODAY after ntng 20 mlr trom Mar
shall. Mo.. tuda, Gurhup here he
had covered liN3 mile. since leaving
New YORK and Nu- Within % Tow
hours tlight from use haltNaN point
Ia his cross-unuun,Bt journey
Re icft Marshall at ,ei a. W and
landed ut Rlu, springs Mo. ut $3.50.
spark plug blowing out NtDr tn
hours .nkcrlug h, sailed away from
klae springs, reaching here in 90
speedy flight Hudgors viii lraN,
here tomorrow, -uius 1N way of Snu
Antonio. Texas. aud taking the south
ern route into Los Angeles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
DOZEN SOLDIERS ARE
BADLY WOUNDED IN
RIOT IN CHEYENNE

Cheyenne WNo.. prt. IA riot
hctwten Fourth noid truurry and
Ninth cavair> soldiers from Fort Rus-
sell, IA which numhor wer, seriously
hurt, occurred m thr Red Light"
district here last night Tho police
force called for hrip from the post tu
uuru the disturbance in Nhith two
hundred men were engaged wl3h
club stones. and guns. Post authori-
uas refuse to give out actual casual
ut- lat ,Irrr Nhn wrf. on tnc .pn'
say a. l'ust a dozen soldiers are bad
IA wounded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
JOHNSON IS SUED
BY CRANDALL FOR
FIFTY THOUSAND
Government Official Who Re-
Gently Resigned is Made De-
fendant in Civil Suit, Fol.
lowing Warrant for Libel,


Santa Fv. NJ, Got. Nv r..
Johnson who NaS arrested here Tues
day aud is auN awaiting action Of tho
grand mrl on charge of criminal
libel brought hy clinton J. Crandall,
was made defendant in a civii suit on
the same grounds today by Mr cram
dnll. Nho ls superintendent of the
United states indian school hrre. Rem
ohan ana Davies brought iho suit.
rhc amount asked 81 sa0,o1p john
son accepted service. The hlinR ot the
suit created sensation here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
TWO NEGROES TAKEN
FROM MISSOURI JAIL
AND ARE LYNCHED
az, n,snias u.rald =. y. I..a.-d wirel

raruthersyillo, Mo. oct. ll--TN"
negroes. 4. ~ Richardson and Ben
Woods. taken from the city jail hcrr
last night bN a mob which battered
down the dours. were lynchcd. The
lpdy of Richardson, riddled with hui-
lets. was found 40 noon tudaS float
ing IN the Mississippi river That
Wouds met like fate il the accepted
belief
atr man. was locked up recently
while the police were investigating
FcNcgai r0bheriss
Woods was arrested late last night
for an attack upon two young white
women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
COMPLAINT ~ MADE
TtS STATE DEPARTMENT
(ny EvenlnK Herald A. y. Lesssd Wireb

Washington, tet ~, an hitdNh
on thr homo uf William Mccoy, an
EMPLOY uf the MeSlcan crude Rub
brr company at Niesca, coahuila, bN
bandits. Nhu trighuully beat and
rohbcd Mccoy and his wife. was the
Eubirct OF "a complaint today 60 the
state department from the Detroit Of
firps nf tht COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
DOCK CONDITIONS
no lit lNNESItti NlED
iny ENeainG MeFaId \. y. lseaaed Mlrel

WNNOINNIUUl 90 TTIN HTV'I Y
inuuirN into the control bN th' raft
road companies of the docking,
wharlagr ana pier facilities at vari-
aus ports On the CUR of Mcxico, Mis-
slsSipw aud the Atlantic coast in
cludinr Galveston. Mew Orleans, Mo-
bile. Memphis and Philadelphia. has
been instituted hy the interstate conn
merrc commission. II involves prin-
ciplcs of vital Importance to railroads
and shippers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
HEAVY SNOW FALLS
IN SOUTHWESTERN
PART OF MONTANA
Every Telegraph and Tele-
phone Wire Into Butte Has
Been Leveled All Trains On
Delayed Schedules.
tB, EvsaIaE nsra,a =. q. leased wS,,

Wy FfNFhIHk HNFnIu y = hFaaFd WIFeI
FovattNo. Idaho, oct N Suuto-
western Montana is in the gylp uf 4
terrific snow storm thut hua cut off
Butte from communication with the
outside world today Every telegraph
and telephone Nirr into Butte hus
been ictrllcd, communication rrasiur
at Helena and Deer lodge on ,h"
north and Dillon on tho suuth iic-
fore the oregon short Line wires
ceased operation Il aas reported that
over tWo feet nf snow had fallen. an
street car service was suspended aud
many mower circuits had boon pug
uut OF commission an the trains
south 81 Butte are running on delayed
schedules
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
JAMES ]. HILL IS
OUT WITH GLOOMY
PREDICTION
Great Northern Railway Mag
nate Believes Industrial
Conditions Will Be Bad This
Winter.
ony Evening u.rs,a 4. q. leased Wire,

49, Paul Mimi, Get "rhcro
VIII bc aurv lido men this winter
than ever, predicted Jamcs } mn
chairman uf tho board or th. Great
northern ran '.Asp1pa'sl, ''' discuss
The couutrS nud particularly la the
west.
",wr capacity FOR production aiong
industrial lines has grown faster than
our consumption along the Same
lincs said Nh mn
business is sound but M ontor-
uris,s are b' - started The pulti.
riins and new syupers are tu blame.
Thcr, b. tun much political ghost
dancing Th, people are not given
tuy facts"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER
klI4I.IsD ~ MEXICO
lFly feveniam tieFaid A. q. Leased WiFep

WabuNh InHu Uut IL MIH' IKVHN
RldRewRy received word today from
government engineers Ia Arizona that
her husband Oliver Ridg"Way, a gov
ernment engineer, had been massas
cred by Yauui Indians In a sparsel,
settled part of Arizona. Beside the
body of RidgeWay wcr" found three
dead Mexican miners and eight In
dlnns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
WOMEN Will TRN
AGAIN ~ ~ Atln

Los Angeles, cat. oct Ill hr
John q Halncs stated to-day that
pteps would be- taktu a. circulate pee
t.tinns throughout tho state tor the
purpos,. ol placing woman suffrage oit
The ballot at "a, next state election =
rear from next November
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
ANIAToR TRIES no MAZE
ILIt.IiT MD ~ VERY
SIIiIOi iNJt Isllp
lBy EVeniaG Herald 4. q. Lea aed Mbrel

Bloomington, ind., hCt H. NJ
though he had not recovered from a
recent drop to the earth AZ S. Louis.
IN which both his lcss were broken.
Horace kearncy an aviator ut that
city attempted AN exhibition fllght
here today and roll again ana Was
very seriously injured lie walked
with crutch when hc cam" on the
Indiana university campus tn start
his hiplAne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-11
OiTICINL TNiH PItOGllNM IOI,
THURSDAY. OCT. ~.


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

100000 uub bic 2sstersn auf $685..
00", 900.
Die 2orimer II ntsrIu4u
gbtparb Sines, Der rei9s Gbicagoer
5ol36dubler, purDe beute bpr benz
2Crimer llntsrIudungs ausfhuB
bes Senats einem fiinfftiinbigeR
areu3oer60r unternorfen. Der 2luss
I6uB tpirD fih morgeH notwithstanding
ouF etntse 3eit bertagen. Die iyreuoe
iopobl ais Die 9eqner 2prtnsr's er.
t.dren, bon benz HsIultat Der Ieitberi.
GEN unterIuAung febr 6sfriebigt 3u
fetn. Die Cite Der qsrionen, pelte
BON Sines in 8e3ug auf Die 4ufbrtngs
una etnes 100000 aorruptionsfonbs
CUR Grtpdbtung 2primer's Der auge
9s5ieben tpur0e, 1T bsute nm einen gtc-
men bermebrt por0sn. 3euge be6oupz
tete nGmlih, buB 5srnun 8. 6ettler.
Der Gbsf elmer groBsn 6olsfirmd, mel
der in SpringfielO, Sa., gegen Stnes
ge8eugt bate, bic lntpabrbeit geIugt
babe.
Bieoer unb tpieoer tpurbs .3euge sss
fragt, oh er iib niht qstrrt babe, ais
or bebauptete, boB 8rdTbent 5aft err
fIGrt babe, gu irgeno etpds bsreit 5u
isin, um.bie Grpdblung Gorimers su
fi6ern unb eben 10 Oft ertldrte er, oaB
er ii6 in Der ge5iebung gar nidt irren
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3sugs tpuroe bann in ge3ug uuf bds
nngebli6e 9eIprdh nit Clarence G.
6unt, oem 8etriebsleitsr Ser vSnternas
ttrnul 5arneiter 60" ben er i'm nnion
Geague Club, gbicago. erfuht boben
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cur grpdblung Qortmer's betsutragen,
stnem ldngeren areu3Derb0r unterpors
! fen. @r blieb babel, bab 1unt oslogen
babe, inoem er CUR 3ett, qls btsie l1ns
terreounq itattgefunoen baben foQ, gar
nidt in Gbicago, ionDern i'm Often gs-
/ peien lei.
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