davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
ytE.D LIKE TO SEE THE MA YOR
SHAKE THE COMPANT HE KEEPS

william Thompson has just appeared the stump for the h
M the campaign reelection to the mayora and
2s lam from him the GREAT issue in these words:
ssD. Ct sSI city y m ss @'i s sos
az y & =. peoples . interest .,s.. USSr
MAJ Tssy sssS his burden Of n.
ss' t r.. S ssg S S no ss sr party
Two years ago the this city the question Of
whether Detroit was disposed submit the control Of the street
uiIxsys BY capitalists living in Montreal
The reason quite common and majority I'M
o Of the people that they had been oppressed about
Ione Il they could reasonably supposed to stand it.
The mayor the side of the majority at that time
agreed with that we were paying too much for rides on street
He agreed with entitled 10 seat when paid
ARE and that we should longer tolerate being packed in tap
like carp in barrels
Two years have passed fishing good the
Nothing has happened change the mind Of the
joy that question municipal ownership still the issue
Something happened that time change the mind Of Mayor
ompson however something his deseon from the ranks
The mayor Hoped completely the other side Of this
Re forgot his promises and broke his pledge people
But is still here.
Mayor Thompson must meet it.
IN he cannot dodge it.
subteuge won't bring the people rights
The Detroit United railway still has its grip the city
Progress has been direction bringing to time
in sight and the people determined and William D.
THOMPSON Is realization at of the
oonse that will save him.
We are going to tell him what this must be-
Mayor Thompson has and lots Of them
We think Of him for this We have few ourselves
but the bes wiz question the honesty the
noses that during political Of many years
He was Detroit grew up with the city and by his public acts
ha always displayed deep interest in the ciys welfare
His campaign years demonstrated that while yet un
td he had made study conditions and knew exactly what
1he matter the remedy would have to be-
There Dero who charge nothing against him
az fhe introduction Of franchise proposition
They believe he simply made mistake
The Times DECEIVED 0verpeaded perhaps by
hope that he be the to settle Derot
reneatonlong dilemma
eived that if he those WHO DECEIVED HIM; that
win himself the in which the majority OF nus
enlisted; that if he will pledge himself to charter
amendment THAT WILL PROVIDE FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP Al
EARLIEST POSSIBLE DAY again appeal successfully 70 the
conndence the Of Thompson carries with it.
The William Thompson faces at this time Is the
oit company keeps and the support ne getting
politicians these trading on the good name
Thompson and arr using it for their selfish ends
By William Thompson been deceived and by them LED
> Of the course wisely and foolishly left
here is this
Pledged again the ranks Of the people who want own
ma operate railways William Thompson be reelected
viii breaking from the company ne has
Lspt that HE intends to be MAYOR
Oherwse believe be reelected and there
mt any particular comfort in Tint belief either.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
From Another Point of View

waiter Of 10 We de-
<I1e o visit again.
plants with supply another that
/.rds D q feather will nock together.
q seemingly
Ia accepted he Greeley.
is
bnted
[Ic decision .
win DO question.
slide
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11

This Is the in
OF Wilson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11


onooes 20 for there
effective by adding legal and admnsa
for that
png the legal machinery like the LaFoiete
supplement them administrative
commission like that proposed by Senator's
IaFo will difficulty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
sY LOUIS o. eRANDEIs.

Wilson for president but attracted
because of It's Let them examine ta m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
|ATWO-DAY SALE

10c Palm Olive
soap ..-....... &c
15c Harmony Rose
or Violet Glycer-
Inc Soaps for. .25c
10c Cudahy's Lilac
Glycerine Soap,
4 for ............2oc
25c Packers Tar
Soap ....... Else
Csc Romera's Olive
Tar Shampoo
soap ............lSc
10c CASTLE Soap,
s Tor. ........... Zoc
15c Pears Soap. Toe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
GUN BOATS DEPART
FOR NICARAGUA NOW
VICKSBURG CLEARED FROM
SAN DIEGO YESTERDAY
Haste Is Urged by the Govern
ment to Have Additional
Troopers Landed.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. August 23-The
gunboat Nicksburg sailed for Corinto
today. having been held until the ar
rival OF Commander Bissett
The state department is urging the
navy 10 take every step possible to
get the transport Prairie started as
soon rs possible for Colon. The navy
j., doing its best, but the marines the
ship Is to carry for service in Nicara-
gsa cannot be concentrated before to-
morrow
The big armored cruiser California.
speeding for Panama. has been order
ed 20 put IN at Corinto and land $40
bluejackets and her fun detachment
of so marines. After this the vessel
will steam Immediately for Panama
TO take on marines which leave Phil
adelphia tomorrow on the transport
Prairie. The California probably will
arrive at Corinto Wednesday.
Dispatches 10 the state department
are from - 10 Is hours late in trans.
mission. Each seems To Indicate
more aggravated conditions. Quicker
transmission of Official cablcgrams
probably viii follow thc arrival Of tho
gunboat Denver at Corinto The yes.
sci is due here tomorrow or SUNDAY.
She viii land about 100 bluejackets
and steam 20 san Juan Del Sur. where
the cable station IS locatodH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
PENROSE AGAIN
FLAYS COLONEL
ROOSEVELT SHOWN UPIN
HIS TRUE LIGHT AT LAST
Senator Penrose Announces That
He Will Have the Moose
Leader Summonds.
Author of the Charges States That
Teddy's Relations With Oil
Trust Proven.

WASHINGTON. August 23.-In 70.
ply to the statement OF ColonehRpose-
Welt in New York today, Senator PEN
rose said tonight:
Colonel Roosevelt's relations with
the Standard Oil company clearly
have been established. The Standard
OH company. through John ID. Arch
bold. contributed sl25.00O to the Re
publican national campaign of 1904.
Colonel Roosevelt did not consider
that amount sufficient and demanded
an additional contribution of $780,
600. In reply to the disclosure OF
these facts Colonel Roosevelt submits
n letter, which in police circles would
be known as a frame up" and an, at
tack upon me personally The ex-
posure OF Colonel Roosevelt relations
with the Standard Oil company are
such that the frenzied cry OF "liar''
VIII not satisfy the people John ID.
Archbold's statement before the Sem
ate investigating committee today
substantiated every assertion 7 made
on the floor OF the Senate on We'd
nesday relating TO the Standard OIL
company's contribution in the cam
paign OF 1904. Mr.. Archbold appear
ed before the committee at his own
request
Members of that body informed me
today that no such requisition had
been received by Colonel Roosevelt.
I intend TO follow the matter TO end.
Mr.. Archbold left Washington this
afternoon, with the understanding
that he would again appear before
the committee and submit books and
other records bearing upon the Stand.
ard OIL company contribution. shall
insist that all the persons mentioned
in my statement in the Senate We'd
nesday. including Colonel Roosevelt.
shall be summoned by the COM
mittee"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
STILL ANOTHER
ALDER MAN HELD
TO GRAND JURY
Detroit Alderman implicated In the
Bribery Charges Of Wabash Rail-
road Bound over.

DETROIT. Mich. August % Al
dnrmnn Louis lr0zo was This after
noon bound over fo stand trial in the
recorders court on tho charge OF hav.
inr accepted % lrIbc uf ffOn boo o..
turn fDr alleged municipal fayors fo
ho rrant'd tho Wabash railroad 1853
bond was reduced from g. 0O0 10
n0n. a- ln fhc case of Alderman
Gilman bound over on tho ssuc
charge several days AGO Hr0zo fur
niFhrd bail Detective Walter = Urcn.
NON. Who claims to have hrIh.d Vroz,
md FcVcntoern other aldermen was
Tho principal witness. ON his cross.
rVamInHfIln h. denied chat Nator
Thompson asked him fo attempt 20
hr.he any ~ fho alderman but hr
added fhft the mayor dlI request hfm
~ trsf fhc irfsrrfy Of various mon.
hors ~ fhn council
Former COMMITTEE rlcrk Edward
N fchrrIffr. who confessed fo hat.
'ng boon Implicated In number of
Doodle deals and who. fn his con.
fcsfIru accused members of fho com
mon council of fr1NIug. ae1In rpurrd
in fho proceeding. Urprran testified
that er1rnrrr frid him hc would De-
able f1 Influence fhc council fo cioae
70 street af tho request of fho Wabash
road hI' fls Influence" would cost
g. son and ie would have fo handle
Tho mooney himref "Thr df not rt
u rth mv rIna testified uronnqr.
.ard .l.I.fDd fh1f handle Tho coin
uglrIf"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
GOTHAM POLICE INSPECTORS
SUMMONED BY WHITMAN

NEW YORK. Aug 2s.-Thc first
step toward laying % foundation f.r
The John Doe proceedings by which
it is planned 20 ifre police graft in
the city was taken today when seven
police inspectors were summoned 20
the Offices of assistant district a..
torncv pc Ford Thct were under
summons authorized by Justice Coz.
who o. to preside a. the inquiry. 20
bring with thcm al data pertaining
% ramhiinL and other iliclal resorts
in their respective districts. This
data Includes fhc addresses of rc-
sorts. tho names of their rcpufed own.
crs nnd record of ail arrests and con
victiona iu tho several districts dur
ink The Q years. Including the recent
period during which police Iicutcu-
ont CHARLES Becker. The accused in.
siigator of the murder % Herman
Rosenfhal. is charged bv its self con.
Nceeed accOmpllcca. with having
proftod from biackmau
This material vii be- used hv Mr.
] cFord. who has been given charge
of Tho inquiry a. a rfoundwork for
tho invcstie1tiou. for tho summoninE
of Witnesses and the cross-exaniina.
uon ~ tho inspectors themselves. nU
NJ whom. if Del expected. will b. sum
w0n'd before Justice Cor Former
heads Of the police department un-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
LONE TRAIN BANDIT
IS A JESSE JAMES
DYING IN TOPEKA, KAN, HE
TELLS OF HIS CRIMES.
Held Up Train In Red Bluffs, CALI
forma and One Outside of
Topeka, Kansas.

TOPEKA, Aug. 23.-The daring
hold up OF the Union Pacific mail train
near here last night was not the first
big robbery Willis Lonsberry OF Med
ford had done. As he lay in the hos.
pital today seriously wounded. Ions
berry confessed he held up a train
III similar manner last January at
Red Bluffs. California
His operations then were similar 10
those used last night. The robber
said in the California hold I'D he
boarded the train at Red Bluffs and
forced the three mail clerks 10 pick
ou' the registered mail for him. at
ltedding he boarded a Pullman on the
same train and escaped detection. 4
reward Of $4,000 had been offered for
the caDture of the Red Bluffs robber.
The failure TO put or mail at Law
renee led 20 LOnsberrys capture.
When the train passed through there
and the pouches We're not forthcoming
an Investigation disclosed the mail
clerks hound and gagged. Word Of
the robbery then WAS tclephoncd TO
Topeka where the robber was captur-
ed.
II was said az the hospital tonight
iOns berry would recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
MYSTERY IN A
TRIPLE MURDER

EAST BOURNE. England. August
23.-One of rhe greatest mysteries IN
the annals OF English crime seems
likely TO be placed on record in con-
nection with the four murders and
suicide committed BY Hicks Murray
here on August 10. Ever since that
date the detective department and n
host Of reporters have been iuvesti-
eating every possible clue 20 the muir
derer-suicidc. but no progress has
been made in solving the problem.
lie was supposed 10 have been an
officer in a Scottish regiment but this
has been proved erroneous. The be-
LEI gains ground that Murray was
the black sheep Of prominent family
although there Is nothing TO demon
strate this. In his marriage certificata
Murray gave HIS fathers occupation
as barrister. but no trace OF such a
person can be found beyond this
certificate and his claim 20 have been
a soldier In India. Murray never
spoke OF his past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

cor Mayor Caynor's administration
arc among those who will also be
asked 90 testify. as well a. a number
~ deputy commissioners. n la not
unlikely. " ls said. that Mayor Cav.
nor himself viii be- called.
one " the inspectors. together with
a hIrh civilian employed AZ police
headquarters. viii be- asked 20 OK.
pain at The proceedings. the reason
foI Tho unusually large bank accounts
vhich the Investigators have found
for the District Attorney. a. we'll as
their reason for recently engaging
safe deposits boxes. Investigation of
those accounts. as well AZ those n
other police officials under suspicion
of graffing. vas continued today. but
nothing could be learned as 20 the -
suits.
The sending out Of circulars BY Dis
trict Attorney Whitman Offering a re-
ward of 5000 for the capture Of "Gyp
The Blood" and Lefty Louls." the two
fuG'tlves wanted Tor the murder OF
ltosenthal resulted to-day IN the re-
ccipt ~ dozens Of near" clucs from
al over the country one OF them
had if Lefty Louie" had been found
ir Tho Colorado Rockies. but 70 vas
denied az the District Attorneys once
that any authentic track of either man
had been obtainaL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
TO
ADJOURN SINE
DIE SATURDAY
MANY IMPORTANT BILLS
ADOPTED DURING DAY
Postoffice Appropriation Bill Was
the Latest Measure to
Pass Senate.

WASHINGTON. ID. C. Aug. 23-
Plans for the adjournment of Con-
gress tomorrow were threatened to-
night in the House by a determined
fight OF Representative Murdock. of
Kansas. against an appropriation of
$4,000 for mail service on the Eads
bridge across the Mississippi river.
The bridge connects East st. Louis
and 81. Louis. and is owned by If
teen corporations. Mr.. Murdock. amid
exciting scenes among the members
anxious TO get home. insisted on a
point OF no quorum. and a hurried call
was sent out for absentees.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug 23.-
Veterans OF Congress failed tonight
to recall another such tame" end
ing OF Congress as that which marks
the present session. which probably
Will close tomorrow afternoon. None
of the feverish haste and hustle that
usually characterizes the completion
Of legislation and the passage OF coz
ference reports on appropriation bills
was apparent tonight.
Representative Underwood. Demo-
cratic leader OF the House. went over
20 the Senate chamber late today and
reached a formal agreement with
Senators Penrose and Smoot TO dis
pose OF all general legislation to-
night. leaving only the conference re-
port on the general deficiency TO he
acted on tomorrow. The House re-
cessed at 6 o'clock until $50. and the
Senate went ahead with the passage
of the appropriation bills. so that the
fgh
The army bill caused but little
debate in either branch. and the con-
ference report was adopted by both
Houses during the day The senate
passed the general deficiency bill
after a short debate. and cOnferees
will adjust the differences of the two
Houses on this measure tomorrow.
The post Office appropriation bill
was the latest Of the measure to
pass the Senate. The general def
cheney bill as IL passed the Senate.
carried nearly $i2.O0O.O00. almost
double the amount OF the House bill
Many amendments were adopted dur
ing its consideration IN the Senate.
chief among the Senate additions
was the item OF sec 600 10 repay con.
tributions to the ransom fund for FL
len ". Stone, the American mission
ary captured In 1901 by Bulgarians
An amendment offered by Senator
Newlands. Of Nevada. changing the
title Of the Office Of supervising arch
itect in the treasury department to
the bureau OF public buildings. was
adopted. The supervising architect
would be known as the director OF
public buildings.
The Senate agreed 10 the confer
ence report on the post Office appro-
priaton bill after a short discussion
OF The parcels post plan endorsed by
the conference committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
GOVERNORS
PROCLAMATION
NOT 0BEYED
General Elliott Announces That
Miners and Mine Guards Are
Going Armed on PAINT Creek

~Ucoiai Dispatch - the Intelligence
rtfNHLFsTpN. ". Va. Aug. %
1rhnt thr procuring ~ arms aud ann
muniu"n h- tho operators and miners
in cabin Cic,t distrnct has boon fully
e"mhIirE o' mine guards and miners
Ia being continued. and that this ac-
r'n on their psrt is considered o.
violation OF governor Giaesrork X
Proclamation. bel Indicated u,. th. fol-
lowing sIrt,d statement issued by
Ndluunt-o,nDral EuIott from the
Sheit'rin= arms hospital at fandford
iate tonight
'it s 1f apparent tp me that
neither a.d. Ir th. present rprtro,er-
fr between th. operators and miners
.n cabin tf'rk district has fuuv
observed. either tn lstter or sririi.
fH" Coos 0rnura proclamation iasusd
.r tnD iffH Gsr of August. 1919. iu
fhia. thar fhft nre continuing fa rr-
rrIrr r'naIrnwrrfs of gums and rm
munIf Hu. rrd fnr thee. reasons f.s
and IrnpcrfN ore .n Jeopardy. and in
Wow ni fnn fact thnf nnfh parties ore
equipped with Gums nnd mn Abundance
of ammunition. be- therefore tecnu .q
ir.IuhD~f rInu u. Ha adIufHrf. gem
oral fp nfa0r and direct fhnf in fhe
fIfuf. 900 nrma are Withdrawn and
bodies nr rrrenre ahlU Ie and are
prohibited tom marching or aserm-
luur in or Hu aI Yurue highways
nr a' ruin, places Athiu s,id cabin
frrnE district. except pursuant to an
nru.r iu wT'tng from mo"
4. n ELLIOTT.
AdJutant General
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
CUMMINS AND BOWIE.
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP.
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
DEFEATED RAYMOND AND vim.
TON-cUMMlNS LOOSES IN
DlVlDUAL HONORS TO
DRENNEN.

@i"' ~ Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
PARkERSBURG. ". Va. Aug. 23.-
Wheeling secured half loaf only IN
the finals OF the state tennis tourna-
ment here this afternoon. Ed Bowie
and Tom Cummins won the state
championship in doubles. by defeating
Raymond and Vinton Of Fairmont.
but Cummins. after he had defeated
Wright Hugus Of Wheeling in the
hnals in singles fell before Everett
Drennen. the state champion. Drcn-
non defeated Cummins by the scores
of G-l. CO. &c Ct
Cummins made a plucky stand
against the speedy Fairmonter. who
has won the state titlc FIVE times but
could not overcome him Drenncn
took the first TWO sets rather easilv.
after which Cummins bracod and took
tho third set but he lost the next one.
It WAS late In the afternoon before the
championship was decided
Cummins defeated Hugus in the
finals in singles by tho scores Of go.
80. 90. by agreement three sets in
sfoad Of five wcrn played
Bowie and Cummins defeated Hay.
mond and Vinton FOR Tho state cham
pionsh.p in doubles by the scores of
&c. ca. 90. 60 The last set being the
only ono played today. The visiting
player. and other guests departed for
their homes this evening much
pleased over the manner in which the
tournament was conducted Plans for
next years championship tournament
here. already underway. win include
ovcn's in both singles and doubles for
ladies'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
REBEL CHIEF
SURROUNDED
BY FEDERALS
Only the Question Of a Brief Period
Until orozeo Will Be Captured
and the Revolt Ends.

JUAREZ. Mex. Aug. 23.-Caught as
a mouse in trap. although the trap
Is 100 miles wide and 200 miles long.
rs Pascual OrOzco. commander chief
of the rebel forces In the north This
is declared by advices received here
by General Joaquin Tellez federal
commander Of this zone The Official
announcement is verified by railway
reports and other sources.
Orozco has now only about 500
men. He is surrounded by federal
forces aggregating 10000 that are
spread out from the city of Chiphuhua
10 tho south 10 the border at this
point and along the Mexican Central.
running directly north 10 the border.
and the Mexico Northwestern. which
runs from Chihuahua City west and
north TO Juarez.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
STING OF THE
CHARGES FELT
BY ROOSEVELT
Talks For An Hour and HaH 20
Newspaper Men Making Denial
of Everything Said Against
Him.

OYSTER BAY. l.. I. August q --
Colonel Roosevelt Haf 0n The porch
a. sagamore 5000 for su hour and %
half tonight and dictated % state.
ment in reply 200 fho testimony ~
John Archboid before tho Senate Boz.
vestigafing committso
Re reiterated his declaration that
be- knew nothing 81 contribution bv
Mr. Archb0ld or tho STANDARD Oh
Company 20 the Republican cam.
paisn OF 1900. declared chat ha did
not "i0r one moment believe fnlf
Mr ArchbOlds testimony s frlfh.
full" charged SIR trrhb0ld With n
wicked Assault on dead man. ad
ded tha' during many calls which
Mr. Archboid made upon him while
he was President fo urge hIrr n1' f1
prosecute fho Standard OU Comr4rg
Mr Archb0ld never referred fl ...y
contribution 20 his CAMPAIGN mrr
and concluded with the suggestion
tfaf The Ssnafr committee should
make both Mr Archb0Id and srna
tor penr0ae testify 90 orre concern
ing fhel Trciafi0ug while Nr Pen.
roe" was member of tho Industrial
comm nIasi0n
Colonel roosoveifs statement in
part ls as follows
Do not for ono moment believe
that Sir Archh0id's fcsfImonv be-
truthful De- apparently posae.seI
such a moral stand that he docs not
Gn~-s---a ~ So rish.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

The statement made today by JOhn'
d. Archbold. financial head of the
Standard Oil Company. made a clear
cut issue between him and Colonel
Roosevelt. according TO members OF
the subcommittee who would discuss
the matter tonight. Mr. Archbold
testified that his understanding that
Colonel Roosevelt knew about and
endorsed the Standard OIL coniribu-
tions came through former treasurer
Cornelius y. Bliss. Of the Republican
National Committee. who is dead.
Although Colonel Roosevelt public
Is stated that IL was absurd for him
10 appear before the Senate commit
tee. n is understood that he has con-
sented TO take the stand. II desired. in
view of the direct charges made to-
day by Mr.. Archbold. II Mr. Cortei-
you IS recalled. il vii be TO explain
the statements made by Mr. Archbold
that Mr. COrfelyou. as chairman Of
the National committee. knew OF and
sanctioned the Standard Oil contribu-
tions.
Senator Pomerene OF Ohio. who sat
with the subcommittee today 10 rep
resent the absent Democratic mem
bers. probably will be made a perma-
nent member OF the committee in
place OF Senator Payne. of Kentucky.
The subcommittee will then consist
OF Senator Clapp. chairman. Senators
Jones. Oliver. Lea and Pomerene.
The committee is authorized 70 con
tinue its sessions after the adjourn
ment of Congress. and IN" conclusion
OF the session tomorrow will not in
terfere with the immediate summon
ing OF other Witnesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
ROOSEYELTITE
ADMITS CHARGES
MADE BY PENROSE
Eeitor of the North American Makes
Weak Statement, Saying u Is
Of No Interest Nov.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. AUG. GA.
Van Naikenberg. editor 0f tho North
American. tonight Issued an open let.
fer To- Senator PeurOsc. 600 which be-
Fves bis version of tho prosecution
FOR bribery brought against him iG
years ago. which Was referred 70 by
th" Senator 900 his address to the Sen
ato on Wodnesday
ln tho letter. Ir Van Vaikonberg
declares that tho prosecution was the
reful' ~ a conspiracy
Who paId tho costs of tho aban-
d0urd prosecution of fG years ago is
Of mo- interest fo tho nation. saws SIR
Van Faik'uhorg fla af.o save.
Your State machine ordered tho
abandonment OF fhe prosecution.