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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28

). g. I'm bic i'm @unas befinb,
liheH 8smiihnnsen sur erbal'ung pes
Tertfhen 1beatsrs niht 8u ft6rtn, ba-
ben mir bon Der 9eroffentlihungJb Jbrsr
3ufhrift abitoup gsnommtn. fie food
oem 9beaterperein 5ur R.nntnibnabms
iibrmttielt.
100. - Msan tam geinss Iaaen:
Gin. 9oie uno Elm paar 5oien. Sin
paor p srobseihrkben) 6ofsu aber
beeeutet 5iDei 6oien.
Die Webr3obl oon Wagen lautei
WagtH. dber aud Masen iit gebrdu3.
Nds gilt iebo4 fiir minbsr gut. /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28
81. StraR.nbabm- 6eiebs.buss

ReprGIentant 9iaelpp bat in Der
Qeaisldtur cine gorlaos eiHgebrdht,
prna6 Der Jreibrisf Der bisiigsu
GtrdtenbabnasieQIhaft, Der nod Gil
tigtsit auf q Sabre befist, ges
!Ditt iperoen ioQ. Die Notips, bic
Germ giqelpp gu pisiem Sdriit usrs
anlabt baben, 1ino Der tauterittn Dirt
uun aqs girger ittmmsn borin ibers
cir. baB nod tsins Staot Der gDegt
in Tclher Beiie uberportbeilt poroen,
rie es nit oieIem frsibrief gsfdeben
lit. Ri6t gsnug. oaB Die aon8sfion
auf rie ungsfpobnIib Iangs 3eit bon
fiinf3ts Sabren setpdhrt puroe, er.
IrIgtc aud nod cine rpeientlihe Grz
hGtGna Der JabrpreiTs. 0or Der 3eit
tcitsts cine 5abrt Hah GumuiHspiIIt
8 At Gents ooer iisben SFabrfteins
far sinen piertsI Dollar; uo6 9stpdh=
rune pes 5reibrisfs ipuros Der prsis
auf flint Gents Die 5ahrt erhobt. 1as
odmals ben giiroern 3u9efiiate I'm
redt tpirtt jsst nod perbitterno unb
ale 9iireer, bic nitt ourh gttienbe'is
an Der Strabenbdbn iHterefirt limb,
ourften oen ReprdTsntanten giqslop
in ber Qniitbt bstpfIi6tsn. oab bas
Dor % Sabrsn ibnen 3useFiists linz
retJi rptepsr gut gsmatt perpen iolits
4uein es 1T gu befiirhteu, oab Die
BON 5errn gigeIop beabIthtists NIB
bitie her Stdbt uno ben, 8urgsrn nod
stobersE SdabeH 3ufiigen iperos. uIs
ist5it Der 5reibrief peruriadt bat.
Tie Staot Cincinnati utnmt BE-
ItGnnia ibren Greoit in 4nfprub unb
oas nirp aud in 3utunft Der Jul
ilin. Demnah mub lie peinIthft oas
rubsr paGen, DAB ibr areoit nitt gss
inioigt pirb. 9as asItie6t obsr,
meru ite Den Qertrag nit her Stras
btnfabn 0efeQi6aft britt, mas
1urh paFirung Der 8iseIolpihsn
9orlage geiasbsn pirpe. QIs bic
gonrs uno Qttien Der 9efslltaft gse
fault purben, fanben lie bsionbsrs
gutter QbiaB. neil bas grrpilssium
AMI 80 Sabre Idutsts. Daruus III srs
ii1tliG, DoB cine Gntpsrtlung Der
Qapiere sintreteu miiste, nenn Der
Gtrtrus aufgeboben piro. e6s nod bic
5aIft: isiner Geltungsfrift peritri6su
H. No6 6eionbere Srtpdgung pers
ntent ois SbatI1he, Oab Der 9ertrass=
b-uf nitt bios bic Qdpisre Der in
SSrd1s ite6snoen Gsislfhoft, fonbern
nuh Der bielsu anoeren offentlihen
gettis6s i61bissr piiroe, bic fin auf
nabe 100 WlilIionen Dollars belaufen
bii7ftsn unD iit nuturgemdb gum
qr6bten 5beile in 6dnben bon gincins
natter giirgeru befiuoer. Die baruus
iih srgsbenben gsrluits piiroen ben
arsfn Der Staot aufs 6eftigite err
f6Et!erR uRn ods miro tetn oe1fen>
Der giirser bsrbeifiihrsu tuotIen. es III
aaGa febr fragIih, oh Die giQ, rUenn Iie
5ar annahme gelangen iOqts, bic ae.
riftiite probe beitsbsn purDe. gllle
irriftifden 9runofdBs iprsfen qsgen
foife Gnnahms. Die 2eaislatur BAT
tetH Rsht, 9ertrass Reftc gu Der-
tiir3en.
aus benz Gslasten eebt alIo berbor.
ods Der gigelonfhe 8orihlqq nifi
Gnnebmbar uno bDdit rpabrIheinlih
autb nidt ourhfiibr6ur III. 1aapor
5unt fdldgt eiHen aHbereu plan Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28

0rn allen 8orIhldgeu gu. gtea
gGtirung oss guntfpeIens uno gsgen
9jGbbtaub Der 8antgeIoer fir 8riin=
funas2pede fheint uns Der gorIhIa9
bes Gurrencp GontroQeurs Wturran
hsr teIis. Gr gebt odbin, ben Rotioz
n1lbauten 9orIriften iiber ben &aruts
Ter oer Popiere MAIDEN, Die lie als
Silberheit fir 9arleben@ onne6msn
poer unter ihren Ittipen fii1ren ours
fen. Die 2tbIiht lit, Die RutionaIs
banter BON 8riinouneen fern gu hals
ten. sic ioQsn ibr 9eto nur in Sis
Getbeiteu 1nlegen pelhe Die probe
Der 3eit beitanoen huben, onalog Der
9oIf6rift bes ShdBdmts, rpelhes ais
9cturq fir BEN 8anten gelte6enes
GtIn Su elmer 3eit unoeres Inter
pfdaA als Der. Stauten Bombs anz
no5m unp bieIes muBte in Wtuni3ts
pol uno Gtfsnbdbn Bombs befteben,
Die cine Hei6e ppn SaAreu prompt bic
.3infen be5obtt hatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28

Sine 6 btcusper 3eitung bat
einen SprreiponDenten in Berlin ipsz
3iell fir ben 31psd sngagirt, er ipQe
ermittelu, mas ss nit Der 3r. Trieoz
ntaHnihen IubertulDiis Sur fir Elm
geipeHcen babe. Die Gustunft III niht
ceeignst, 8ertrauen 3u Der Welounq
8u erpedsn, oab Elm Spe3ifitum fir
biefe arantheit gefunoen pprben lit.
Ter gorrefponoent bat als beitimmte
Lbdttahe nur ermitteln t0nnen, oaf
Or. Trieomnnn dls cine anertannte
&utpritd: in Der 8attsrsoloeie etIt,
scb er an bic ietse9n Sabre nit sinem
Guum 5ur t6eilune Der Ju6ertulofe
eTpe-tmentirt, aber Der Rdhpeis, onb
fem Iubertuliu bic prdtttihe qrobe
tsftaHcen bot, 1T nift erbratt. Sin
amuIlQuiiter 4r3t, Der feline Ui0bsl
oe1pfanoet bat, um ieine tubsrtul0Ie
JyQL unter 3r. Frieomdnns gebanos
lGnG gu iteaeu, bat niht bermoGt,
ous GrisomanHite Ju6ertulin All en-
IdnQen, ionoern nur bag Serum,
tpeL6es piertOpstn, Elm friiRrer
Udtarbsttsr 5Srieomuuns, i'm geretu
mit QeBterem bsrgeitsIt bat, Don pels
nsm absr SSrieomanH bebauptst, oas
sa rDlig perihieDen DON isinsm ssmpfe
ftpff fsi, DIE Sahe Iiegt alfo b0hTt
nrttcr aHb ountsI. Or. Frieomqun
beflnoet iih absr auf Dem Weae nah
BEN Ver. StaateH, I'M cine geIobnuna
poH ] UlillioH Dollars 3u erldnaen.
bic Der prdfioent Der 4etna gtdttondt
gaHt Don gleD gort, g6oe. 6. sin
Ian cnbietet, tpenn Srieomann on 95
yro3ent Der ibm our 8ehaHoiuno
i!bersebenm patientsn, norunter fid,
audi Ger S6tpiegsriobn syinlabs Be-
fIiieet, ben Vahtpeis liefsrn fam, buB
fem Gerum 1ei!trdftis in. Die tbats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28

fatbs, bab 0r. 5rieemonn bos aners
biettn angenommen bat, 1T notiirlid,
fein poagiltieer 9erpeis Dieter i'll
nod 81 erbrinqen.
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Ddppn entfkIe6 am /. Utui 1911
auf ris einssInen JnbuRsien: WnaII.
perorheitung. 5S7 0etrifts. 16,s37
arb,iier; Snbulrie Der Mof6insn.
5nirumsnte uub apparste, 607 -.
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Ter ndhite 9rdIibent mi

Ter ma h tie 9rdiibent tpiro
hcffentIid Die dr5tIiden 3susniiis
ii5er BEN 9eiunbbetts3uitanO BON rel.
den 0erbrehern nicht 10 gIdubig aufs
nebnen. rpie Der jeBige prdiioent.
81. 5reiIuiTung oes naetten" Ban
Tiers Wprie erfpeiit iih olS etne Ga
Gerlitteit unb elm Stanbdl.
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Der Senat miro in Den nGds
fen Sdgen 0orts Reiolution paITiren,
pelfe BEN 2egisIaturen sin 8srfdis
fl'nas Qmenoement CUR @enehmis
gund unterbreitet, ippnah Der qrdfie
rentfdufts 5ermiu auf Ieds Sabre
ausaenebnt, aber teinem 8rdfinenisn
Elm 5ipsiter Sermtn geitnttet lperosn
fpq Sm 6Quie iheint Die 2lnrahms
ner RefoIution stpeifsl6aft, neil Die
BroQrsiIiiten lie bstdmpfen, ba lie
gtooIebelt in bier SahrsH ipisoer als
ScHoioaten uuf3uiteuen geoenten Der
YsgIoren GuItus piro stpds gu
1pcit Qetrieben, tpenn man zines Mans
nes negsn Die offentlihe WDbIfahrt
i4Goiat, oenn nitts iit tlarer ernie
fen, ols Die Sbatfads, naB bic 2lunuhs
me rieIes Amendments gum 6eile bes
Qonbes unbeotngt uot6penotg lit. Gin
feGlSiGtrtger Serrnin peri6ufft benz
SAME cine ldngsre Ru6epduie in Der
p0titiIfen Grre9ung uno Der BEN 5ans
bel ftdoigenoen llnqepiBbeit iiberH ben
4usccng Der 9rdiiosnteupabl. Die
8t'hrdntung auf stnen 5ermin rpirbe
Zen prober 9ortheiI bister, baS bic
praIioeuten unerihrodener uno
mdnnhafter duftretsn piirben, als
jeB:, lpo lie INNER bic Qussr auF Die
2rr,ination uno bic Grpdblunq fir
einer sfpeitsn lermin gerittet buItsr.
Stlieblih 1T DiegRothnenoiotstt ourt
ben Hpmindtionstumpf spiihen
Roo'enslt uuo Saft erfpieien iporoen,
Der iiherli6 Dem 2anbs feline Gbre ge=
naft hat. 2lQes pas ioQtsH Die 9rps
qlsFiiteH, DeIhe gatrtpten fein molten.
in 8etraht 3ieben. Ies Wsitersn
refren lie nit elmer iebr spsifelhafttn
6offnLnQ, ipsnn lie alauben, bob
Rro7erelt pieDsr gepGhlt perbsu
tfnnte Ssiu gim6us 1T jept Ttpn
Hart DerbIabt unb in pier 95abrsn
lrirc peniQ oor Dem alten Glan3s
DertLiebeH Iein.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-06-27
jim jam Jelns
Publishers Guilty

to pay = fine Of $1,000
and to stand half the costs Of the
prosecution.
a gasp Of establishment went
over the small audience gather
ed when the vredict was read, as
there were but few who thought
there would be anything but q
disagreement or. an acquittal, and
an almost audible murmur Of
establishment swept over the room
when the sentence was announced
As soon as the verdict was an
nounced Attorney Hildreth asked
that sentence be passed and At
torney Bangs for the defense i'm
asked time to make pre-
parations to move for a new trial,
but was denied by, Judge Willard
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the bank, taking the box with
him. The permission Anderson was
given to take the box is account
ed for by one Of the directors in
the fact that at that time no one
suspected Anderson nor connected
him with the death Of Funk.
Hugh Westmiller told Of An
defson, George Weber and HIM
self all eating supper together at
the Washburn hotel on the eve
ming of the murder. Westmiller
said they had often, ate with An
derson, who had his meals at the
hotel after his wife went to
Fargo, and that as a rule Ander-
son was always jolly, and joined
in the conversation. But on this
evening Westmiller said that AN
derson talked but very little to
them, that he at ehis meal quick
" and left the hotel ahead Of
the others. Westmiller said An
derson accounted for his queer
actions that evening by saying
that he had had family trouble
and that it worried him.
The suit of clothes that Funk
wore the evening he was killed
were in court again Friday after
noohY:and together with the red
flannel;rags. and the shells found
in Andersons den were filed as
exhibits by Attorney Lawrence for
the prosecutions. 1t was not ex-
pected here that the state would
rest 50 abruptly through the
week so far iii been oc-,
cupied mAoffering states wit
nesses, and thersshad been no de-
lay in the proceedings of the
After the testimony Of
Wacker and Sattle I,
the prosecution seemed satisfied
that it had established its case.
H.ENA F-r.". KS - L# HN
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TH7ELL. here we are. good people.
viii our pretty flags srrayed
Like true and loyal patriots
70 see the big parade.
'|Not Guilty" Was
Verdict Of the Jury
Copyright. 1913. by American
Press Association.
Continued from Page s.)

ney Madden and that he had no
been unusually active in helping
to select witnesses.
As Hanson admitted having
made the remarks above quoted
Anderson took out his handker'
chief and broke into tears, as
did his. wife who had accompanie
her husband this morning as
As walked to the trial from the
county jail. She was, sitting be
hind her husband when this state
ment was brought out of Han
son by Attorney Bangs. Mrs. Ar
derson buried her face in a book
she had been reading and was
comforted by Anderson two
sisters. Both Anderson and his
wife were still weeping when
court adjourned for the noon re.
cess.
Hanson stated that he was. in
the yard standing beside his
wife when she had q conversation
with Anderson about five miinues
after he came out Of Funk's
house. He had seen Anderson be.
lore then going from his house
towards his garage turn around.
and come back to the fence be-
tween the Funk and Anderson.
houses. Anderson was walking
3dow. ii.
When Anderson came up to.
The fence Mrs. Hanson remarked
ID him:
AZ. Funk Il shot HE is
Idead. &
Fink shoti'' ID he deadi''
:Ras Anderson 8 reply to Mrs.
sHansOn.
Hanson said he heard no more
1.-THE conversation between An
lderpon and Mrs. Hanson.
Hanson said It was hard for
him 10 describe the look on An
dereon,s face at that time. His
fa6e Ind never had such 9 look
hel0rs. Hisgface was white abou
sebiin while fhis cheeks had !
dnIlsre6sd color. Thbre was prespii
lienaoihEsl his forehead. He had ~
l4t1snd IL syesastere shifting
$&NszssSa ass4assH s.,S sSMS$ia
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did not notice he was prespiring.
She then went to the front of
Flnk's house and did not notice
where Anderson went after that.
The testimony Of other witness
Ies, including George Yackey, q
merchant who was one Of the
coroner's jury testified similar
" to Anderson's nervous actions
and the distorted expressions Of
Immediately following tn
murder.
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q
The Verdict.

Bismarck, n. D, June 27.-The
jury in the now famous Jim Jam
Jems case found the defendants,
Sam H. Clark, editor, and Clarenc
H. Crockard, business manager,
guilty on the second and twenty
fifth counts Of the indictments
and not guilty on all other counts
and recommended that a Jail sent
fance be not imposed upon the
defendants.
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few ichnes but a green shade haG
been pulled down far enough te
cover all of the glass. He had
been placed in charge Of the pile
OF papers on top Of the refriger.
ator in the Funk shed. He SAID
the next. day the sheriff phoned Il
him and said that Anderson want
ed to see him. He went to the
county Jail, met Anderson in the
hall down stairs, and they shook
hands. They went upstairs into
Anderson's cell.
"Did you see those papers on
the ice box,' asked Anderson OF
. Hasonn
"Yes." replied Hanson.
Are you sure they were IN the
same position" to which Hansen
said he made no reply.
II would give anything if these
papers were removed, could you
say those papers had been moved,
Anderson asked of Hanson, to
which Hanson. answered NO.
II believe" said Anderson, NJ
Callahan moved those papers. /
was sure l saw some one. run
their hands through them. Wher
you get down town will you send.
Mr.. Callahan to me-" was the
last ramark Andorson made 10
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again went down and had a tall
in the bank with Anderson, after
which Anderson left. Z
Loud laughter was INDUCED il
by everybody in the court room
Friday forenoon when Mrs. Han
son in cross examination stated
to Attorney Bangs that Anderson
was nervous as he stood by the
woven fence between the Funk
and Anderson houses. The Taught
er was caused, and the accused
bank clerk joined in the laughing
as well, when Mrs. Hanson said
she was no actress and could not
demonstrate to the veteran at
Etorney how Anderson moved 8b-
out. She did say, however that
Anderson moved about as Bangs
did in court room when he be-
came nervous. She thought MI.
Bangs could gvie the demonstra-
ton better than she could. v
In direct examination Mrs. Han
son said she arrived at the Funk
house within five minutes after
the shooting, and that she saw:
Walfred Anderson as she ran owe.
there. She went into Funk 81
house Immediately, went into;
the bedroom, viewed the remains
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Each Of. the defendants were
sentenced to serve two years in
the Leayenworth federal PEN
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-06-27

= travelling man stoppoIese@ In
dlanas hotsl. Ths ptopriGls4am
he had nofsaaroom q the hnu1s. The
man protested. Hssmuakshayesa room.
Finally the proprietor toldSaAdmtl -
wasA room. j little room sepasa4pdsM
q thin partition from q neFyou1Sman,
aman2who had lyssd5in IT, 8houllAs 1os
tan yeara.
..Hsis g nervous ds&hsl andlokd,
'I22don,t dare put anyone u room.
The least noise might sive hin Z nsrv.
lous spell that would endapgsr his ll6Ise..''
.0h, gdve me Q ROOM 1aid4ths tray-
90. eI'1l b. g quiet he'll not know
I'm Shere.. gSS 4
The aroomswassgvsnS tlbe traveller. He
slipped In noisslessly and beganst 70 a.
robe. he tDok 90 one artcle Of cloth-
ing after another O. quistiy ass bur-
giar. AZ last he came 10 his shoes. He
1unlla.c,eAd Z shoe and then, mslanlike. drop
.pedit
The shoe fen 10 tho noclr ,wlithIas grsat
noise. The offending Travelled. horriasd
q. what he had done, waited % hear
from thesnsrvous man. Not d sound.
Hesfooksso6 the Jsscond shoe and placed
i notseleaaly upon the d0or, then IN
absolute silence nnished undressing
endscraWled bstMeenStte 1heets.
Halfesan housMsnt ~. He had drop.s
ped into 4 dese WHEN there came !
trsalnendons knocidng on III partition.
80 &Ea@fa aTgvyg .sss1ta5s
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The Sentence.

Ig5sG afatI 54z1.I-.---- -rH- +=E-ttflrtH +-eaf
y Inc oenbenee
Each OF, the defendants were
sentenced to serve two years in
the Leayenworth federal nen.
:.
N ms conscience, and once after
runk nae Deen buried ne then r
ReaIeo tnem 70 -. sawyer, =
tnen AFTER . ne mad returned to . ms
nome ne sent ZOE states Attorney
70 come TO MS 1arm TO
Sc n nam.
gave ms testamony u I,
10 Terms, ana repaired
ene rsmarks 9 SAID ANDERSON
lnaue Dotn = dFlec ana cross e4
aMnlatlon ana SAID tnat the re-
marks ANDERSON mad made IN ms 8
y Z curing tne, winter mad
| ln to Deiieve tnat ANDERSON
naasans ~ Ieeilng Tor funk. fsani-
grsn sald Wnen ne was IN q
p sl tne last nme, ana ne had no
nance. 10 contlnueihl taik with with
anderson because the telephone
rang, ne leIt the Dank and went
ac ~ me street rec TO get ms olnner
Anoerson denled !. Ilatly tne 3tes1l-
mony f az el oI1ered Yesterday
emerson den1es ne ever made
such ,sl ana tnat tnere
9 Deen nan. any trouble De-
ieween. nun ana FUNK. anderson .
SEMI senior Fanlgrn 70 com 70 me
'panK % see MN frlday evening"
put nI planigren dld not go.
Sarl oa1tier, 9 witness. Whom
1ne p1t dld not discover
" lnursaay nlgnt' teen. gave ms
P 2 testimony settler 3 y 2
German, and nd, b ss:aaNl.e OF his broken
Engitsn mas IN express
lng g nlmseiI. i. shesE g un-
snaken ouring cross ex-
a ilation gy - ne, ..l
Sattler sald ne naa just !,
h;s supper Wnen ms son n lnIor4 49
Jun 9 me = OF runK lle
ueeply ~ iunk.
i;tt1a attan ;a'1 al 4hol ptu aho.,t
LIZ a'isa ILL., ho.e aSvL
hnma = +hsarah III heal shad
on = onASv,uSA snc UdCh Sue0.
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By Q. 9. eREvER.

IA7E want to see the soldier men
Go marching, two BY two,
10 stesdy file. With banners gay
OF red and white and blse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-21
Laurel Results

FITS; race, six furIongs-Lorc;n Dwyer. lo
(NleklAus). 20 20 ]. Won: Lace. lol (Natbanl.
10 s. second: Garden Of Allah. ~ lCallahan). 4
10 I. third. Timo. lar Is Chiffon Queen, TIL
ford Thomas, KAydoroscros. Rod and Gun. Kinder
Lou. Belle Chiffon. Iareruo Queen and yonsuaL
also ran.
Second race. five and half turongs-superin
tsndent 40 CButwelD. 70 10. won: Undhunted
100 (wolisl. 20 l. second; Gallop, 81 tCala-
ham. u 70 ;. third Tine. I.Io. Carl. coupled
Win 0aiop Holiapd entry. alEo
Third uce. ono mile-Chcmulpo. ioT (Buxton)
20 l. won; spellbouud. III CNAthanl. 10 !
vc-ont: Brando l0T (Gcn'ryl. - 10 ]. thlfd
Time. I:f5 ?-h Fred Nuilholland fell.
Fourth race. six furonEs-FlyinE Yankee lc1
CNAthhrl, 20 6. woa; Feather Duste-. 100 (Right'
mirol. 4 10 J. second Right Easy, lO7 tCallahan).
% 10 I. third. Time, l.i7. Sellc, Tom Holland
and Batter also ran.
Filth race five ans a half turlonEs-Rocesslou
lN lKaTicSO, II 10 10, voa; Huda's Brother. lol
Doylcl. > 20 2 second Fool o. Fortune, l!J
CTroRlerl. 5 20 /. thlrd Time. i.Ii Yodelirg
J. II. Maylov Lsncewood and Ring Marshall also
ran.
sixth race mile ans seventy yardE-Vol'
thorpe. 10 tCallAhan). 20 to r Won; Nary Ann
X 100 (FoTd). n 20 3 serond; Merry Lad
lio CSolaui. 10 20 / third. Time l.5o 3-5. HRlds-
man Stairs. L " Eckcrt q. q. Buster. Father.
ola aud F1iry GOdmothcr also ran.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Name Of corporation, Utah Fertilizer
& Chemical Manufa cturinc Company
Location and principal places OF business
Salt Lako CITY. Utah. and Los Angeles.
Cal
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
Ing of the directors. held or the 18TH dsy
OF September. 1912 AZ o'clock =. m Of
said day. au asseSsfuFuI OF is cents per
share was levied on tho issued and out
standing capital stock OF the corporation.
payable Immediately TO II. $ Mckee. vice
president and treasurer Of the corpora
ton. at his Office In the National Bank
Of California. IN tho city OF Los Angeles.
state OF California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the Sth Gay OF No
Nember. 1918, snail be delinquent and ac-
vertised FOR sale az public auction. and
unless payment IA made before. Will be
sold on tho 9ih day OF December, 1913. 10
pay IN" delinquent assessment. together
With the cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. WILLIAM KENNEDY.
Assistant Secretary.
Location OF office. s7l New High street.
y Los Angeles. Cal Eles5
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LOSES AN ARM TRYING
TO SAVE HIS FRIEND

MAIDEN Mass. oct 20.-Samuel
Peters OF Providence was killed and John
i. Hurley, a former Bowdoin college
FOOTBALL captain. probably will lose an
arm as result OF contact with n live
wire tonight Peters. a momber OF the
crew Of the steamer Georgc r. Haw-
ley, running between Providence and
Savannah. was returning from a visit 10
friends when ne grabbed n dangling wire
Hurley shouted n warning. but too late.
Using a rubber shoe as n on-conduclor.
Hurley tried 10 pull tho wire from
Pcters's grasp. but tho makcshift invcn-
ton was ineffective and he was rem
dered unconscious. His right arm was
friEhuully burned
Another death from n live wire was ro-
ported tonight that or Ralph Boutiller.
aged II. Boutlllcr. noticing blaze In
n pile OF leaves IA front OF his house.
kicked the debris aside struck the end
OF "A fallen wire and was knocked 20 the
ground. Uo was hurried 20 a hospital.
where all efforts 20 revive him failed.