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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
SAM SCHEPPS
MATCHES WITS
WITH LAWYER
Witness in the Becker Trial
Makes Caustic Replies to
Queries Put by Defend
ants Attorney.
VISIT TO
LIEUTENANT'S HOUSE
Says Becker Used Caution;
Directed Him to Tell
Gangsters They Would
Be "All Right"
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
MTEW YORK, Oct. l5.--' Sam -
nj Schepps, messenger to "Jack "
Y Rose and "Bridgey" Web
bcr, as a witness today at
the trial Of Police Lieutenant
Becker for the murder of Herman
Rosenthal, was clearly and decisively
the victor over Becker's chief counsel,
John S. Mcintyre, i'll q battle of wits
which lasted the greater part of the
court day.
Without hesitation and in most
convincing manner Schcpps, who is
conceded to have had no knowledge of
the murder plot until after the assassi-
nation Of Herman Rosonthai, corrobo-
rated all. the material points OF the
testimony given by Rose, Webber and
Falion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
III -"
ton's Premier Pitcher
no Had Twice De
kted the Giants in the
|g Series Is Batted
Fom the Slab Yielding
Hits and s Runs in
ne Round.

w YORK IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16

~ Sew York mag beffA
enance TO cop. for If er tAa
Hooked whipped, the ever a
pocn. Perhaps they Will PX did
fogether and finish up /, pull
fd go promislngly last :, ne jot
theyIwill have to do a Feek.
II there is any game, lot O.
stahis boys, it must \ ness a
re Inn hurry. ONE
Giants exhibited plsn,
Thei went after Joe y OF
pre- IN most ordinary pjd WOOD
and son the battIo bg cher
3 was half over. II Ma IRE th
fnp Lie that tomorrow YoT
the american league. It's
on ths field with the ia The
scart the sox out of ea IN;
fpprtntly the ideal ihe
n Joe Wood left his was
Puse. After the firs smoke
pack TO look for st INN
II. That may - d, PERI
row. He looked be know
Rn the baseball : 10 bad
oiu. Or perhan, of the I
|n them when hey die n
+ g. he stTugt
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aus benz peri6neiten ct.
R oris. Man idreibt aus St. Wlos
ris: $50 bleibt bic beriibmts Sonne
BON ct. Woris, auf bic itber, Der NIT
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einbesriffents Rebt 5u bdben sldubt2
Die beriihmten rdlisiten 2sute1. b. b.
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I6ngsr nah CT. Wioris tommen. ent.
iinnen iih niht zines berartiaen arls
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ME ie. Domen unb 6erren reiien uno
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bert unD ententeS corbieleS inB Geben
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ginciunati, 19. csan.

@luria g. Strotemener an Caroline
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gioreisite Der Setiten 4pe., 3fpiIhsn
Race unb Gin Ctr, 81.
Mprp +. Sibbal an Grant u. 3ims
norman, so BEL 10 JuB an Der Deits
ieits Der pine Str, 80 Jub fiiblia bon
Sarper ape., in Norpoob, 81.
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II, ano.. 244 5uB on Ren Ctr, 81.
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'boB er biesmdf piel Idneller eing uno
III feiner Wliene ihon BON V3eitem eis
nise 4ufreguns ertennen lieb. SIN ieis
ner 6anb belt er cine telegrapbiihs
9epeffe unb 10 trat er dlf bic bret
Mdnner au, bic ougenblidIih ibre Ges
Iiihter auf ibn binpanoten nno ibn
eripdrtungsboG anIhauten.
mas baben Sic bar" frugte glr.
'nrlb. r9ringen Sic uns ihon tpieper
eine papierene 9otfhaft2"
Der Wtrtb Idhte. 3d." iagte er,
res lit beinahe fpie nsuIih, nur tommt
oiesmul Der 9ote niht au Sub, ion=
bern etipas ihneIler ourd Die 2nft
E,erbersefIoeen. Mit sinem Wort, ih
babe eben eine tsIegrapbiihe DtpeIhe
bon Sbrem GERM Batter erbalien, 9err
5alber."
.0on meinem 9dter? gine ieIe.
Igrapbiihe 9epeihs?" rief IrnoIb per-
fpuncert unp iprong lsbhaft BON iei-
nem Sibe auf.
rSu, unp iR 1T biesmdI on mid,
oerihtet, bod betrifft lie bic beibeu
Serren. Da baben Sic tie, leisn Sic
trno bann tonnsn Sie tbun, mas Sbnen
iteliebt."
QrnoIo nabm oie 1epefhs, Die 6err
Sobrer bereits seOffnet bate, unb sog
iaih bos barin entbaItene gloti bers
Dor. Die 3eiIsn hssIsIben lauteien:
rDenn msin Sobn in 9rinheIpoTb
- eleih nah Souis tommen, faas
niht ernftIide Ibbultuns. Mihtiaer
Brief ungsIangt, Der isine qnipeienbeit
erforoert. llnterisen - 4rnolb 6al-
ber."
/ arnoIb, Der Sotn, las Sisie BON feie
nem Batter ge.onoten unb ibm nidt
rttt perftGnblihen Worte NIT benz
grobtsn Gritaiinen. 4ub Werner, Der
/ re sbenfaIs lag, ptritano tie nift unb
es multe iih, ipie bsi feirem Greunbe,
ouf ieinem Geiitt cine lsbbofte Der.
numbering ab.
(5ortisbung fOlst.)
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bic unmDgli6 mir selten fann. linb
bod LIT bieIer dbfheulihe 8rief an
mid .aorsiiirt! Suianne, per bra6te
ibng1
Sin Grmlth getleibeter andbe.
rSit er ihpn tpieber fort2"
so, er I9ien es iebr silig gu bas
ben, bsnn er lief ausenblidlih bon
oannen.
.Das mar tAm befpblen tporben" /,
fagte Der iunge Mann, tpdbrenb er
abermaIs eincn Bid auf Die glbreiis
mari. rgr ipllts feline 4ustunft ges
ben! Wsr l0it mir oieies 9dtbieI2"
,Gp lies uns bod ben Brief pDr!"
errpioerts bic Wuttsr ungeoulbig,
,aus 0einen Wprten iperben mir nidt
Hug
9ernbarb fam benz gerlangen
nah, er botte nur Elm ein3iges &c
beir1nib Dor ieinsn 4nsebDrigen, bas
feiner 2iebe, unb audi in bieies mir
be er Iie einoepeiht baben, fpenn Die
Iestere nidt 10 boffnunssIos sstpsien
mare.
nsouosrbar!!" murmsIts 5rou
Shlidun. yDas lautet allerbings
ipie Die ernite Warnung zines lpohls
reinsnben 5reunbes."
sd babe feinen ssreanb!"
,Gnr tetnen, 8ernbaro2"
Rein, ih babe peber 2uit uno 3eit
ssbdbt, iie gu iuaen, nod 0elesenbeit,
iis gu finben; cem rethen Manns iino
lie aues, benz glrmen ni9ts, i'd BIN
mir feIbit genug."
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oem 8elbe, ben benz in bieiem 9riefe
bic Rebe iit?"
.Oas lit mir ieIbIt rGtbfsIbaft."
Der 56reiber ipribt ppn elmer
5ausfuhung."
unfG6ie, Der in ibm tubenben 2tufz
regung ldnser gu gebieten, itumpfte
gern6orb nit bem SUP uuf ben So
Den.
sd rpeiB niat, mas bas 9lQes Be,
peuteH tol." ldgte er. pS6 tdnn mlr
nur benten, oab bier cine @ertpe6sz
lung Der perIonen ober eine Ufnitifis
tution 5u Grunoe liegt. oenn ib babe
tpeber cine 6ausiuhung nod fonIt ct
mas 81 fiir6ten. Gs bIeibt mir nihts
tpsiter iibrtg, ols ben unbetannten
Sreunb on Der Marisntirhe duf5uIus
den unb mir einen 8ommsntar 5u
biefsm 9refe aussubitten.
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suianne bsItiir5t. User tann ptTsn,
lob man Dir nidt cine JaQe iteaer
piL."
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i6 bingsber. Sn bieism grtefs ptrh
meire gbrs angesriffen, es lift meins
Yfliht, iis gu pertbeioigen."
sd ratbe Dir aud ub", Iagte bic
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Of bieTer Ratb Der bette ift, ben if
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uber oft treten 8srbdltniFe Elm, in be.
n.n man aEG ben S6ein elmer S6ult
Dsrmsioen mub."
(JOrtissuns fOIgt)
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Oer Gone uon cujern.
Roman BON EbiItp SoIen
(Gortfesung.)

(JortfssuHg.)
nWir baben burAaus nod tein:n
Gruno," iugte Qrnolo, paH oem 9e'
Iingen unieres heutI9sn unterne6mens
5u Der3Deifeln un6 eigentIt6 batten
mir uns oas iaon fruber iasen Ton.
nen. Die Sa6e ipiro gang einfat 10
Iiegen. Die graitIianer limb seitern
erit IpGt mad Siid, bas Geibt etipa um
bier ubr. bon Snterlatsn abgsfahren.
unterpegs tperoen lie ild geIagt baben
bab es gu ipdt lei, I'm ben iteilen Weg
naa Der NengsrnaIp empor3ursiten
unO bd iinO Tie benn gleiA mad Grin
bctipalo sefa6ren uno beiuden Die alp
erit auf benz Riidpege. GO babsn mir
clio gar teine @ils n0tbig. Gnttpebsr
tteiFsn mir iie nod i'm v4Oier" 81
Gjrinbelfpalb ober, Denn lie bort etDas
ipat aufgeNo6en iinb -- unb nit 9as
men rsift man etrpas langfamer - mir
tegegnen ibnen uuf oem Mese berbsr,
psnn ME es nur einen Deg bur6 Die
tobI Safe mad SiiBnadt giebt, 70
e,ebt es aud nur einen bon 9rinoel.
nab mad Der S6sioed - uno bu, be
Euit 9u nit einsm S4lags bic gan3e
G0iunq bes 4dt6IeIs." I
@erner atbmete BON Iieuem auf;
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srmutbist unp nun gluubts aud er,
fab Qrnolb biesmul Re6t babe unp
6ab Fl. nun enoli9 Der Gsiu4tsn babz
Left peroen fpiiroen. Die lie ia obnebies
lis GrinoeIipalo batten Derfolgen mol.
len.
go braden iie oenn, nadbsm fie iit
nah ibrem anbaltenbsn Mdrih bin>
rei9enb g.ftdrtt unD aud bsm uners
miiblihen 5ingal Elm reihli6es Wabi
porgefest, nah etnem einitiinoigsnQufz
entbalt auf Der fleinen S6sioet BON
Reusm ouf unb f9rittsn BEL elirbenber
GonnsnbiBe mad Dem @rin6elpalber
3hal hinunter, untertpegs penig II.
benb unb nur lire Nugen on bem 6.rr.
llben Shaufpiel Der gisz uno Shnee.
berse psibenD.
2angiamer als am tiiblen Morgen
gebenb. erreihten iie enblit um Elm
llbr Wittass ibr beutises lestss 3iel,
nie fie Ddbnten. obne, pie iie gebofff,
cuff bem brei Stunoen langen Degs
Den 9rafilianern 5u beg.gnen, obgleid
linen piele anDere Reiienbe gu SUB
unb au pferDe entsegensetommen lpas
rem. 5ierburh niht eben erfrif6t unb
tbre GiiBe lsibli9 ermiioet fiiblenb,
lcnotfn fs BOT bsm SGnIer1 in Grin.
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ten: Der sylirt! - llnheimlih piel GEE
baut ipirb in ct. Woris. BdutDuih
uno 3immsrpreije finb in sleihem
wiobe Ieif poriger Saiion ssIiieeen!
Sn ct. Wsorib' .1obisnitabt". BEN
i.iLIen Bah. nas I'm CONNER Der Rfnr
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WeIt iit, III perfuhsneiie Elm 5ctsi aes
offnet. cine Mrt Talon oes rsfufes1
fiir ollie, bic i'm Torf niht untertoms
msn i0nnsn. SIN TOrf islbii ipirb In
Der 5auptperiebsftroBe Elm srobss
neues notsl eeboui. Elm anoeres fiiet
fir feine tnaliIhs RoIonis einen md4
iiatn s}liigel an, unn duf ber Gtro5e
mad CAMPER sn In if10niter Spnnen,
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uen. Qeben nnb Weiptsung iit nun eins
nal bic Sisnntnr Der perle bes gns
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bod in ben glpen abfpieli. einsuodms
men.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-16
PLENTY OF
WORK At
S. A. |. SHOPS
Though SUMNER IS HERE
Is Now One Of City'S Busiest
Places

The Americus shops of the Sea-
board continue one of the city's busi-
est hives of industry and there is no
indication of any diminution in the
amount of work done there. Two
hundred and fifty to three hundred
men remain constantly employed in
all departments at the Americus
shops, and there is an abundance of
work for all, and more.
While it is not infrequently the
case that forces in this, as in other
shops are cut down in the summer
season to the end of reducing operat-
ing expenditures, such condition is not
indicated here now. The forces
employed in the several departments
work the full time, nine hours a day,
six days weekly, besides the Sunday
work absolutely required.
There is plenty of worg on hand TO
keep the forces busy, much of which
is sent to the Americas shops from
other divisions of the Seaboard sys-
TEN.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-16
MAY SECURE
A PLANT FOR
METAL ROOF
PROMOTER SEEKS A SITE
Americas May Secure Plant
Soon

A plant for the manufacture of met
al shingles, roofing, guttering, ETC.,
which would mean an investment of
not less than $4,000, employing fifty
operators and backed with good
weekly payroll seems to be within
the grasp of Americus, if local citi
zens can be interested in the propo-
sitoin.
Mr.. L. W. Roose, of Canton, Ohio,
is in the city, looking the situation
over with the view to locating such d
plant here. He says he has heard
much of Americus, and he is now
here to see things for himself. In
his home city, Canton, Mr.. Rose states,
there are several plants of the kind
he would establish in Americus-a
half dozen factories busily engaged
in making metal roofing exclusively,
and all are succeeding and paying
large dividends to stockholders.
Mr.. Rose was introduced yesterday
by Secretary Patterson, of the Board
of Trade to numerous business men
here, who think favorably of the prop
osition and would welcome the loca-
ton here of such an enterprise as he
suggests. Mr.. Rose proposes taking
himself large portion of the capital
stock.
Metal shingles and roofing are rap
idly supplanting shingles and wood
roofing generally. 1t is not only very
much more attractive in appearance,
and far more durable, but is more
economical in the end.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-16
Wet WEATHER
BODIES NO GOOD
FOR FARMERS
IF 1T Continues Longer
Showers FOreCaSted For To-
day Also

With the forecast for today of show
ers, which have been too numerous Of
late for the good of the farmers, the
agriculturalists of this section are be-
ginning to wonder when the rains will
cease. If they continue much longer,
serious damage may be done to the
crops.
In several localities it rained the
past week, making farm work i'm
possible, while the grass grows luxu-
riantly. The cotton crop has recup-
Grated from the injurious effects OF
the cold weather and high winds pre-
vailing recently, and with plenty Of
sunshine and surcease of showers
will soon be all right again.
Upon the whole, the crops in Sum-
ter are looking exceedingly well at
tbs time, considering the late season
and adverse conditions following.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-16
The COLONEL
READY FOR
The BATTLE
Will DIRECT IT HIMSELF
A Large Crowd Greeted His
Arrival

Chicago, June 15.-The arrival i'll
Chicago of Colonel Theodore Roose-
velt today overshadowed all prelim-
il.aries to next weeks republican ma
tional convention. Throughout the
day discussion of the colonels mis-
sion to Chicago held the foreground
to the practical exclusion of Other
Ire-convention activity.
Hours before the train was schedul-
ed to enter the LaSalle street station
hundreds of persons had gathered at
that point, determined to hold their
ground until they had seen Colonei
Roosevelt. All indications pointed to a
lively demonstration by the Roosevelt
sdherents tonight. The leaders had
planned the demonstration for Mou-
dav nights mass meeting at Chicago's
largest theater, but it appeared inn
nossible to restrain the enthusiastic
delegations until that time.
To win the nomination, Col. Roose-
Welt must either break into the Tar
ranks as they appear near the settle
ment of the last of the delegate
contests by the national committee, OF
get the support of the LaFollette ant
Cummins delegates, or both.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-16
AT UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.

Athens, Ga, June 14.-One of the
largest classes ever graduated from
the University of Georgia since the
institution was established more than
125 years ago, will receive diplomas
at this years commencement The ex-
ercises of commencement week will
begin tomorrow with the baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. w. L. Pickard, of Sa-
vannah. The address at the gradua-
ton exercises Wednesday will be de-
livered by Judge J. H. Lumpkin, OF
the Georgia supreme court.