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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

in bic 8ant bdtt, Der mar geI6eit,
ipenn er pertaufs bebt, ioluRg er
nod en- CUTE greis baiptpe tDHnt.
.Das bat ben Seller gu 9obt GEE
.I9tebrt. Sd ben oann gefragt, mag
IIei Saus inert is I'm oa bat er ses
Ia9t, tuenn er oret 0aufenb 0cbler
for trie9e t0nnt, Damn oeEt er an
ben Spatt aIsbsrtaufe. SEPT 1T
meme 5f6ebns tomme: Ssb
ben i'd geIagt, tpenH Did
apiper elmer 3pei I'm oreiBig Sunnert
|Dabler tdi9es GelO getpipe Debt
,@ei bat er geiagt, Damn Debt i4
mid feline Minnit beIinne". Sept
ben i'd Jpn gefagt, bab i9 msbbts
aus fein SauS CUTE Subs made
t1nnt IN tper1 er mid Die apti4su
astppe poQt, oann Debt i4 ibl rettes
peq bunnert 9a9Ier &df9 gsptDs,
I'm tpeun i9 bag 6aus mitin OrsiBig
Dag nit taufe Debt oann plirs pie
Sunrert Dabter iein. MeO Der
Seller bat rsitetpeg feline alte berbel
|ge6olt I'M bic BAT aud esriebt In bat
IGon glei4 ausgefitsrt, ipns fe NIT
Die bunnert 9a6ler ales tnufe tOnnt,
SD ben oann Die pabrtie nit gu
en- globterrie geuomrls mo Die pebs
perI9 ausgemddt bat. Nler ben al
|~aeIeint I'm Der 0ieI mar abgei@loIe.
IS9 ben Re oann nod gu ben Bebess
neilsr gsnomme III ben email Getriet
I'm ben ie prnnmiife made, oaB Il
teinem Menf9e ebbes BON lage iolte
I'm 6ann lpar i4 fertis, Sff ltObra
ts es nit imperaa 70 ieiis gauge.
Gu annere 6aus i, Sbners ben i'd {
6alpes Duben0 nal laufe miiRs, be-
for, oaB i'd f. to1npin5t beH, DAT
es gu ibrsn Snterefe mar, iulTn 4
mid Die aptI9en gefptpe osbt;. SD
ben aud imperaa Q annere &ieIer
Igepipe miiTe, for oaB i'd ods 4rap'
pertie ben batptpe pole. On ! paal
pldb ben ib geiagt, Der Beosypsile,
poat grad nddit 9cbr su IL nod
len Salubn oufmade IN ie pibte gu
aenud, mas bann ibr proppertil
ipert mar. sd mar gu liiptpsrol all
Oab ID & abidsdl4sn Ssse en- Ga
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

lubn bdtt, atpiper ben Ieg hebte nit
aQe. bic 2eut fiibls. 6err Reoats
tiondr, i9 ben mid for mid ieI6it
.gsI6ebmt, DAP i9 10 en- 2sisr gstpeie
lin, atpiper Der 8soespsilsr pa: gea
fagt, iOlang 8ibneB tOn5erut mar,
0erft mer nit 70 isnaitisf iein. @enn
i6 in en- @tobr Os9t se9u IN Debt
mid { Gubt tuufs, mo Der Sto9rs
tiepsr en- fali4e NeineiO orauf f9mos
re bebt, bab er al @ua mar IN Der
Subj Debt in ben sri4te Rege sas
IqmmenI9rinte, bob i'd en- nod nit
email ais 8cOingiubt tubie t0nnt, oas
mar aud E Sci, I'M Der gan5s 8rid
pdr, Oab ieoer, bsfOr Dab er c @e'
'I6Gft abI6IieBe Oa9t, inpeitige4ts
Debt, OF aud aaes Itrebt @uooS
mar. SD tann nit anuerldt Ieis
aele, ais DAB Der @eoespeiler re4t
mar. Se0en 4benb fin i'd for cine
Bis me6rere GtunOs BEL ben 8eoess
peiler gepeis, mo i9 ibn INNER RE
pobrtet ben, mas i4 gebabn bat uno
er bat mebr pie einmal gelagt:
vq9ilipp, bat CT geiagt t4 bait ME
nit qebentt, oab 70 bieI 8ibneb in
bid mar. Menn 0u aud an oieien
bier 9iel tein Miliondbr iperbe
6u6It, Damn BAIT 6u nenigItens ge'
aeiqi, odb bu Die @bbiqit9ee BAIT, in Ell.
niaem annere @eg en- ret9e Mlann
au peros." @ell, auf 70 Riemarts
ben iG INNER getriet unb &c fonnt
ii6 oenle, oob i9 Den Meg { 9dn3(
Iaatt @eIo eingeblobt ben. Die qi8.
ale mas meme 2tlte Is, bic bat feir
Bort bd3u gslast oaB i4 70 oft Der
oan8e Dag unD Die Au6t fort mai
I'm 0os Bat mid teinosr geidtebrt
bitabs, fpenn ie itia is, oann Dub
INNER en- Gtorm brube un i4 ber
ieoe Mlinnit edltedtet, odb ie e6bei
farts belt, mo mid en- Stri4 oord
ben Qonse 0iebl made oebt. Mel
ennipeg BEN i4 Seb made milhe
Tolonoe pie Die Conn gef6one bat
IN for bag tpas lpdtsr bdppene Dub
ben id nids getebrt, tpomtt t1 Der
bleipe Sbue Sbrn lietper
| p9iIiPp ScueramPtsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

au6 elm 9er9uusen.
SIM 9orf6en bate elm 3irtus feline
3elfe aufgsI6Idgen, unO Die geiamte
Ssuqeno Oes Ortes freute it4 idon
mG6tig auf Die erite 9oritelung.
qu6 6es Sil36duerp Ruoi tommt gu
Tetnem Batter, I'M ii6 fiinf3ig Pfens
Mig fir Den 3peiten plat gu er6its
ten. yBas!", berri4t i'm Der alts
Gei86als an, sfiinf3ig pfennig milf
6u fir ben 3irtus9 0u S6linSel
bentlt ipobl, Ou tGnnteit ieben Sag
elm anoeres gergniigsn bdbsn9 9abs
i'd DID ni9t erit Dor bret Sagen nit
ms Na9baroorf genommen, mos gs'
brannt BATE"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

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fsaf fa4a eaia Hf ftha
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1871 itt tn sltt.tH Niat
.RHA iaHlafn BIZ nttatt hinn wNf miHI
Hf ml nfHt laelFf taN cdN
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linh uif kanlt "a ht mt
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.pah tir6# mIaign lfiul
Eab mg8 bn nidai hinh li 1t u
llnt lak tat tnmmt nfcHl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

Raaftfas 66mttBtn
sPmludnll unb 6tdumiudm hno
TOO obtf Bon Den iiutn lriul non
pita,as pon bet anbim 5iguitmts'
sem.
aus btr aetlt ettaIs
Ten. 1uHau ettmaHn (ais itlnt
draa In rbHmaht idlli. balLlaut
.pcr E4 bin). .bm $50 iollit ~ am
enbt iBirtlih In Cbnmatl eslallen
fem, neil i6 ihr Itiu ususA alsio
louitu pilI9a
Sunat 8rou pl6blih pitotr ln'
ridgtlommtn); 81 feb lptrfdnoli4,
ou Rarrl-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

-3peifsGbaft. Muttsr (8u
ibrem fiinfiGbrigsn S66tsr6sm: 9eu'
te tommt Der SntsI Sran5, Den 6u
nod ni6t ssIeben BAIT, iet MIR Elm
drtiges ainb. gIIa, uuo stb ibm bel
Der 8%egriiBung etntn Sub.
Glla (nadoeutIiG): Sd piirbe e
I6on tun, mama, bili bu aber &C.
nib, odB sinem 10 etngefIeifdtsr
ScunaaeIsllen, tpie Der Sntel es feir
Ioll, Elm MdO9eniuB Ongsnebm ieir
fpirb2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

NttnBnuhBE V1ltHp
lrmmiHar Cn dutm Glntudt0i
sra. tuIl hatu eifd osu
hIal3'
.Wdn 6ttr aommiHdt.s
6ulBl4
NUN 6tr aommiTat - 10 Ba'
tt blp8 tu btlAW ..t
.Sdubl'
I'm m - abtr uitl aIItin,
SER aommiNdr.'
.S6uI3!N"
.Wl - va - lptnn Sits btnn
iton pifen. 9trr apmmiHat 49,
nun a..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
100 lsl as

fdratifai Ara8 tilt Gin kHfb's
clt Ndt
Hah tttbtt Wms uHd eetabiami
WuH
Tf inH9f MirliH tgindi Mfln htfdn
liub l0dlfd tolh btn @dit tabn az,
Ter ifIull I'm eah-ptrtrtt t1a @t.
Nst.
tlHb mtlui. .0fau <flin. bstiitbs
Guh Hid5is
rab e,hr. tltiutil Cor 70 llgbiit lati.
90 r~Niqiduuu Eumt MIR aebra4t
Ga Iddclt nitbsr BE Gdenin ml
ipridts
"a, traHg ( irbi NIT iauerem @iidt
eieb 6trrle, bds Qriiale @u6 ieeii
hnter
Woint ibr, BAH hds @tiule harm Ill.
fer par2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

llniitr 900 fd INNER mebr unb
mebr IN iid 3%uiommsu, Bis sn0lit
ole G6lubfolaerung metner nnauss
.asIebt auf iein RsrOsnipiiem pirtens
oen Wiaensiroft eintrnt nn0 Der
.qGtpe f6 - flod pis Elm Brief -
i'm ben nGaFeu poftd + n
nitrate. - Sd mar gerettet!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
1923.

.biete. Sd min Sbne nur email en-
@d5embel geipips pie i'd oas Ding
angepadt ben.
Sd fin alIu in zines BON Ole Bill
.bings gauge, no i9 Die apti4en ben
.triege polle I'm ben gefagt: n9eao
ME mu9ts2 Barum ldbt
Du Did gar nit mebr BET ben Bes
bespeiler ie6n2 8if4t on an ben
@aFerpoge9 Damn fin mer uff
bas @etter gu lprede iomme; Id
ben gemeuI9eno, oub Der Binter be-
for lang pi0osr oa pdr IN oh ie
|fdon ibre RobIt gefauft bate, IN
Oh es mebbie nit en- 8eg getpipe Debt,
bic 2pbIc biQissr su lriege, ipern mir
Qe6beri9 al Sulamme oroere oebte IN
10 fort. Damn ben id gelagt, fe bate
aptper { arig I90nes 9aus un es
mar Su Dos, baB Die @dipen8es iest
10 bod per0e oebte, oab { gauge
Gait qte6els an Die Stritt ibr prap'
psrtie Idu6r genug nit mebr aufre6t
erbalte t0nnte.
Gen bat ibp itubig eemadt. 81
bat gelaat, pie Ous mar IN oo ben
|id i'm sdipIsbut, oab 9 neue SUBJ
aebaut oe6i peros, Dab bic Striti
nsu ospe6ft psrbe Debt, no ofI
aobrs bic qiebsls for be5abIe miiB'
|te. gieleibs oas, bdtt id Die Sn,
forme6I6en, onB Die Gddlss { gau9'
Iaatt qere6it psroe oebte IN NIT ct
mem Morf, per lett nit g Gait Sell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

aein number. Bauer:
Sd babe i'm Dprigsn SABRE bel SA'
nsn cine qaIme gstauft nnb nun,
benten Gis fi9, Oas Ding tpir0 nt9t
gr0ber.
9aufmaun (lG6elnb): So, Bee
fer Mann, sic bdbeu du9 feline ms
tiirIi6e, ionbsrn cine tinitli9s gaI'
me Bel mir getduft.
artttt. Der nit lit bon
mir, pie gefdIIt er Sbnsng4
..Gir 70 alt battle Id sic absr
ni6t eebaIten.""
aennSei6sn n. yS9rs
ainoer finb ppbI ale muiitnlii92"
g@arum2"
.MeiI fe ipie bic S~rgeIpfetfen
uusi9au'n."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

3peiOeutig. p9aF 9u
Sir I6on Elm llrteit iber meme
neuefe pbtIoiOp4ii4e abRanolans
.gebiIpet9"
.&ein @e0ante."
Gribretf. pauI4en Our
@oubernonte, Die ibn aus8antt):
Stun b6ren Sic aber enbli9 auf gu
feifen; sic baIten mid pObl fir
Sbren 3utiinFtigen S4piegeriohn9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

Der gfp4Otoge. sd
fam ieoem iofort iagen, tper er 1T,
penn i6 peiB, mas er iBt!"
,,So? 4lio, fagen Gle nal, tper
i6 bin! Sd babe beute gum 5rii9s
Itiid gegeFen: Sin 8eefiteut, einige
SGIoroinen, etipas S9inten, elm
Reb6u9n -"
.S6pn gull ST DsiB 9enug. @ie
Fn6 entme6er Elm IlitIioudr o0er Elm
2lgner!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

8egrhnbet. n@arum BAH
6u fir ods Bib ben Sitel sDas
S6peigen" sspdblt2" u@etI All
Dem Bible fein ein3iges @eib it,
Nus Der 81 truttious'
tunbe. l1nteroffi5ier mad Dors
6ergegangener Grtldrung): .ariibmel,
mann betommts Der GolDat llrIaub2"
SoIoot 0trdusplabenb): rDenn
Der 6err Sauptmann gut selaurt
it,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
n6imlnsIiatral

@enn MAJ su eifrig IT,
Gdnnirt: 8ebaure, bin NIT allen
MeinIDrten auF LANCE 3eit binaus
rei@li4 berieben = unb bann often
geltanDen: Sbrs qreisangsbote FnO
mir 81 bod.
MsinrsiIenber: @ns, meme Bsine
sa tsuer2 Sd beriidere sic, ooB i'd
Scbntn un1ere 8eine dber nur
Sbnen ausnabmspsiIe I'M Elm
aroBeres @eI6Gft ab3ui6IieBen, tdt'
fddlif, oas t6nnen sic mir CLAUS
ben, su - 5ubriIprsiIen liefsre!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

8iberfinnis. Batter 0si'
rem Sobn a~nfabrenb): o9u bringit
Du mir ia Elm nettes 3eusnis, Oh
I6einit iiber 8intsr allies beridpibt
gu baben!"
-Spperbet. rgtIfo, Der Uliila
fer fiebt 70 eleno un6 oiinn aus2"
.5ur9tbar; obns 8riqe lam man
BEN i9on bolO gar ni4t mebr iss
benz"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

MO nimflh So mlf InmrotnnolH
characterization 6ugathtonh
.ttafL llfblt otm Qtlpm taih cine
9fbupftunia 8tidmarlt aft blt
MAIZE unb iuaguitrit ibm, Dab
u ttn @EltF itL Gr nanb uno
.trimmls I6 b1qum pol Wui aber
.ts bali ibm anta aihts; meint Opp
.nole mirllt nit unpibttRtbIittf
.Qraft, Ole 2thnpi,nnigmarle p,titbIf
.is aud nidlt TIRE Wiriung. unO ods
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

unangsne6m Pfltdt.
gOli3iIt: IS lit cine S6anbe, nit eis
mem fol6en @agabunoen Iaufen gu
miiFen!
aanbFrsi6er: 9arun finb Gle isIs
Der f6ul0 - bdttsn Sic ni9t 10
gut dufg'pdbt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
Ofemer adrretbEbrtef Drs
pbtltpp ~9anerampfer.

Denn Ct ieBt
osnte, oaB Id
arig biFig fin,
Damn fin Se nit
bel aus ben Meg,
@ei BON morgeRs
bis obenbs fin it
an ben Sob I'm
mas i6 in BIZ
lebts par 9agt
f6on getabtt ben,
bag built einiaes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
asus e~s6ensrsasln.

@eHeiB'qe 0ih Der gldbi9ieit.
Gntu1bne bid bonn Trinieu.
@em aud oie @eder minien;
gniiaq Dem aliobole,
SAP ion Der Eeufel boIe,
lln0 6ann ieb an bic @oUIe.
ST 5piidleu 9ipcpu cit 8tuiit e%utbranHt,
Eritt duf Oc5 @uten Geite
liub icure an gum @ireite;
Sen @cgncr reis 6urh &ort unb Slid,
llnb aeb'n Die 8fpci iih na'5 @euid. -
Gam iude i1nea bas 8eite.
Gel immeroar Der 5err i'm 5aus.
Gutideioe obue 2a9eu
Su Den Samilienfra9eu;
Gag beiucr 8rau bic gieimRg friid,
8nbr tets beiH @edt gebieterii6, =
ilnb oann fried INTERN Gid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

Sm @tfenba9nt upes.
Hfduiein: rggis, Gle tennen mid erlt
cine babe Gtunbe uno taHen mid
ihon etnige Gtationen bdtten
eli obsr nod iparten tOnnen, msin
essri'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
Sin SiuSsrnis.

ga, MI iei0 SIR ia @4ul8e &c.
mOroen, Go3i9 @efdnt's Sud benz
du92
gluemal! - 8enu nur 60s bum'
me 2amenI4reiben net mar!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

.Nsn Htaaiin. &c HHsla tt.
mifli tatth 80 10 1tatn itsa
iff ahIfn Nli ulti coma aitlt I'D.
tia tiH ga aailm GA hah GA ana
1HH# Ntsu Wlallu mil kiftu AaA
fltt t@iaitl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

mia Al. natta aHt Wlt lt m8t
|mstt' Ia t8illflst en- UflH lHeit.
mtMhHfffa auneftfu wtuH uiHi ~
.Hmmtiiff ht tttfm efiatf ta
niiinlt ethank mila
blm haitlati tlilt 80 ulanltli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

ment seemed afirc. and the blaze
was shooting through the windows.
Several lines OF hose we're imme-
diately turned into the basement.
an the fire In tho waste paper
quickly extinguishcd. but several
barrels OF ink continued TO burn
until tho basement had become
filled with water to depth of four
or five feet
Flremer Are Overcome
So dense was the smoke that
many firemen were temporarily
overcome. and finally those pro.
vided with new oxygen helmets
were permitted TO enter the base
mcnt. Several Of those who sur.
fered from the smoke were taken
TO the city hospital for treatment.
Scowcraft. the stcrcotyper who
turned in the alarm. was slightly
burned about the body In the first
explosion OF flames.
Offers OF assistance were tender.
cd the Times from the other news.
papers OF the city. and until their
press and stereotyping departments
are again In service. the paper will
be printed off the presses OF the
Post.IntelllgenCer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
EXPLOSION OF GAS
BLAMED FOR FIRE IN
NEWSPAPER PLANT

Fire. believed by Fire Marshal
Harry 9rirehurst TO have originated
through an explosion Of gas In the
stereotyping department In the
basement OF the Times building. AZ
Union and Second av.. at 1880 Sur.
day morning. did $4,000 In damage
TO the Times stereotyping depart
nent and press room. and 5000 10
shul's confectionery store In the
Times building.
The fire was discovered by John
Scowcraft. a stereotyper employed
by the Times. when he reported for
duty shortly before noon.
Scowcraft says he smellcd gas
when he entered the basement OF
the building. and that as he was
sitting on n bench In the corner OF
the room changing his clothes n
burst OF flames seemed to shoot out
and engulf him.
Fiji Basement With Water
He made his way to the fire
alarm box and turned In an alarm.
and then went up TO the floor above.
Great quantities Of loose paper
about the floor OF the press room
became ignIted. and when the fire
depai tment arrived the entire base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
I KILL WOMEN JUST
LIKE | SWAT FLIES
Murderer Boasts of His Record of
Butchery; Declares He Took Lives
of Thirteen Persons.

CHICAGO. Oct 6-"Women-damn 'em, |
hate EN- killed EN- just like would swat fly"
This was the first statement today Of Henry
Spencer who according to his own confession. not
only killed Mrs Mildred Allison Rexroat, the teacher
of dancing who shot to death at Wayne, Chi
cago suburb last week, but l3 other persons as we'll
Spencer slept like a child last night, and after
breakfast was taken to police headquarters, where
he was questioned by Chief McWeeney, Capt. Halpin
and Assistant States Attorney Sullivan.
"Why did you do it, man?' asked Capt. Halpin
"Cood God, hadn't you any soul?'
Spencer looked Capt. Halpin in the eye for 80
seconds before replying:
Listen, Captain, he said. Listen to my story
Some one brought me into the world-some one
never knew or saw. She threw me into boys home,
friendless and penniess Then a woman adopted
me and turned me into the street. | sold papers for
a living. Do you call that teaching boy how to get
/. soul? No. guess never had one."
Spencer then reiterated the details OF murders
he says he has committed
He showed no remorse but gloated over the fact
that most Of his victims were women
"Women always have tried to play me tor a
sucker" he cried. "But they always get left, and
in each case paid for it with their lives. They are
no better than flies. God, how hate 'em!"
Chief McWeeny believes that Spencer murdered
s., least four of the persons mentioned in his
fession.
1--WE have the goods Spencer in the ReMoat
case" said McWeeny 81 also questioned him in
regard to the murders OF Patrolmen Pennel and
Divine IL years ago. | knew the case well, and
Spencer gave sufficient details to convince me that
he is telling the truth. ] am also certain that ne
murdered Mrs. Thompson here He furnished me
with details in this that were never printed
in the papers. ,
"Some of the other stories possibly are hop
yarns, but positive he is implicated in four
murders"
Following OF killings Spencer he responsible for In
add tIont to murder:
Cnem nands a
wife, killed West Point, ~ u
Chicago killed " ago
Tuoo irIs at Lake. Mich last August
oneq qlr at Wis, summer
uoman at Island Mich, last summer
man shot sndkt Chicago this fall
one Cook county hospital here fe" days
the North West Side here late last
=. A.
greater spenees confession asereated BY me
murdered Mrs FeSroat
Furnished many fresh and cory da
Teegraphe advices how
collapse OF his 30 M
The police learned today that
months the
partnent for the crminaIy
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Setting out numerous instances
of deliberate acts on the part of the
Puget Sound Electric Co. TO cripple
It's interurban service, in order TO
make showing OF financial loss
for the purpose OF obtaining con.
sent to raise Its rates. a complaint,
drawn by Attorney Charles II. En-.
mis-. in behalf of Duwamlsh valley
citizens has been lodged with the
public service commission.
II Ia signed by the following pc
titioners; ID. \. Morrison, River
ton. ID. F. Williams, Tukwilla,
Frank DOME. Foster. J. E' Dean,
Mortimer Il. V. Grivard, Riverton,
l.. Il. Peterson. Riverton Heights,
n. Il. Nelson, Allentown. w. T..
Olmstead, Duwamish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
HE'S NOT AFRAID COMING TO HEAD

PARIS Oct president Poin.
care left today for Spain. Rumors
have been current that an attempt
would be made during his stay in
spain to assassinate him and King
Alfonso. and great precautions have
been taken by the Spanish police to
protect the monarch and his guest.
The journey was undertaken with
a view TO closer relations between
France and Spain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
BY Hal Sheridan
written Tor The United Press.

written for The United Press.)
NEW YORK. Oct 6.-The last
figure has been figured and the last
bit Of dope doped in the world
series between the Giants and Ath-
letics. and the fans are awaiting
the opening clash. starting here to-
morrow.
The final topic OF conversation
is the possibility Of Outfielder Fred
Snodgrass not being able TO play.
He still suffers from Charley
Horse. II Snodgrass does not
play. "Tillie" Shafer will be sent
to center field and Herzog to third
base.
Doyle May Not Play
Capt. Larry Doyle OF the Giants
is In poor shape, There is a slight
possibility that he will be unable
to play. His shoulder injured in
recent automobile accident. is still
sore. The absence of Snodgrass
and Doyle would weaken the team.
Thousands of visitors arrived In
New York yesterday. to discover
that all reserved seats were sold
They will be forced to wait in line
for the unreserved and bleacher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

county jail, sent there by Judge
Humphrles last week:
I'VE ask you In the name OF
justice that an investigation be
started al once to find out what
Judge John e. HumphrIes
knows about the burning OF the
Times building yesterday. From
the bench he told each and cv-
cry one Of us that he would
hold US responsible for fires and
bloodshed. which he said would
surely occur. showing that this
iudge. who has been persecut.
Ing us. had full guilty knowi.
edge"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
SEATS ALL SOLD FOR
FIRST SERIES GAME.
BATTERIES PICKED
seats.
Commission Meets

Commission Meets
The National Commission met
this morning 10 dispose of the
ticket problem. IL is not known
whether the commission will act
further regarding the players sign.
ing contracts to write stories of
the series games for newspaners
August Hermann. president OF tho
commission, favors dropping the
matter for the present. and later
passing strict rule preventing
players from entering into sucb
contracts. s1en
IL was believed certain ,b..
Christy Mathewson and "Chiaf.
Bender Will be the opposing mitch.
ers in the opening game.
Play Exhibition Game
McGraw's principal concern m
DAY was keeping the minds M HE
men off tomorrows game
The Giants played an exbih,,,o,
game this afternoon with the phil.
lies, followed by field events snch
as fungo batting and base running
The Athletics are scheduled to
arrive here tonight. They spent the
morning in secret practice or
Shibe Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

Negotiations for the purchase of
the Renton line by the city NAV
come to a head this afternoon when
scott Calhoun. receiver, represent
ing the bondholders of the com.
pany, is expected to deliver a final
answer on the proposition favored
by a majority OF the council. This
proposition is TO pay s1.400. 900 for
the entire road, $500 in cash.
and the remainder in 80 years az
5ts per cent interest.
The matter is TO come before the
regular meeting of the council to-
day Councilman Haas. who has
been absent for the past two weeks
on account of illness. returned this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
FURNISHED ROOMS

some Of the incest people In
town live in furnished rooms.
Some are always thinking OF
moving. Tell them In nice, at
tfhetlye way what you have. A
small. WANT AD" In The Star
will tell them all. And YOU will
be 40 much ahead in your rent.
Cal, Ms up. Main 9400. and let
us fix up an nd for you. You
will be sure OF quick results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06
WILL mine COAL

Plans to operate extensively In
the town OF Wilkeson. Pierce coun.
ty. are made known In the organlza
tion OF the Wilkeson Fuel. Light e.
Power Co. which is backed by Seat
tie capitalists The company has Sc.
cured $50 acres OF bituminous COX
Ing coal land at Wilkes0n. said TO
contain between 60.000.000 and So
900 900 tons of coal In addition to
this the company has also obtained
the electric light plant and water
system of Wilkeson. q portion Of
the townslte and a valuable clay
d noait.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

The prepared Of
and worlds
the New York and the Philadelphia
be the the Polo the
tomorrow That will be time. of
by wealth
ne Star office as develops The the last
go about the GETTING
after the has ended New York Philadelphia
OF Seattle the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

Why Quit Lying" was the sub.
ject of an interesting address deliv.
cred at the meeting Of the SUNDAY
club at the Y. NJ. C. A by Ralph
Parlette. the humorist, Sunday AFT.
ernoon. Parlette will appear in the
star course entertainment at the Y.
NJ. c. A. tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-06

Then in later editions will supply
the written the by the famous Be Br and dgsts
by Ganland editor
Golfers Hal Presba
All this mind will be the REAL the hot off the bat
by REAL The Star does believe fooing
fake stories by players Everyone knows the players them
loan
watch The o hunchth hatwere
good imitation Of chainightng in
to andm most completely.