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State Charities Board Makes Report

State Board Of Charities and Correc.
tion completed compiling his annual
rapport on delinquency and dependency
cases in the Juvenile and County
Courts of the state during 1913.
Following Is a comparative table for
the last three years:
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vestment in the land
state Lands In Colorado.

Original grants from federal
-. government, acres ......... 4,2s2,1Os
State lands sold to date
acres ................,.. $4,000
Lands nov owned by state,
acres .....,.......:....,... s,332lOs
Area Of state school lands.
acres ;..........,........ 3.O7793s
Average price now being OBJ
tained per acre by state for
agricultural lands ..... sl1.OO
State lands now under lease. 2,107. 900
Annual revenue from leases st35,34s.7s
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Area of state, acres. 66,341,l2
Land in farms, acres..... 14,2OO,OOO
irrigated land, acres ...... 100000
Government land. acres. 1895, 600
Forest reserves, acres. 14,135,46O
state land, acres. ........ 3,S3O,OOO
erty ............... 1,3OG, ,521 ,292
acres ................ 5000, 900
Value of farm lands ......s 45O,OO0,O0O
Value of farm property. IS 100000
Population ........ 100000
Rural population ........ $4,000
Density of population per
square mile ........... ~
Density of population in
rural districts .......... 40
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Colorado Coal supply.

EstImhted WoIght OF
:, coal, short tons. ..,,. s7I.oO5. 600, 900
Estimated amount in
fields not reached by
railroads; short tons. sOo.325. 900, 900
opened by d. & St /.
u. r. short tons. 100000 900 900
Estimated coal supply
In Pennsylvania. short
tons .,....,,....... 1853. 900, 900
Total estimated coal
supply In the United
states, short tons. .3.l35,7O OOO 900
Total amount Of Goa
used annually. short
tons .,.,.....,.... 1000. 900. 900
Figures compiled by United States
geological survey. Colorado ranks third
among states In coal supply. North Da.
kota ranking first and Wyoming SEQ.
ond
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Colorado Highways.

Miles of state road, primary. 5,OOO
Miles of state road, secondary 5000
Total miles of roads, includ-
trails r ,.............. Nv $1,000
Miles of improved road per .,
square mile of territory.... O.lO6
Population per mile of I'M
proved road ............. 9V.9l
Expended by state and coun-
ong ys and mSintenance. ma ......s1, 10000
AfpnIf Spuiiding in 1913 s ..o.......s .c ISL, 1000
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Makes the lnundr.-s hhppy-thats Red
Cross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
white clothes. All good 2rocefs. ADV.
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Irrigation.

Cost Of all irrigation enter
Land Irrigated, acres ...... 100000
irriEate ...... 41lO,O0O
Acreage included In projects. b,Ol6.OOO
Number OF farms irrigated. 2G,Ol3
.,umber OF irrigation enter
Ntimher Of reservoirs w loss
Length of bitches, miles. 222SO
Average cost Of system, per 1900
acre '.s.s.s. s''''''stt F4'A'
Average cost of operation
and maintenance. per acre. ID
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Sooner or later mans Illusions de
velop into eIperienca.
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When a scandal is born In your
family watch tho neighbora help II
grow.
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Gold Produced.

pioneer days of 1859 is given below as
returned by the director of the mint:
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Totals ........3,146,OOO sSO957, 900
States Income from Principal Indus
Colorado 1913 Metal output.

$50 s26.o7 .''VV- ".e: .s19,O7s,45s
60 cent? c''V" ................ 5,642254
.1gaG per ton on. .o"S =" ~ 1901, ,2O4
oGPptr Cents s3'io'o'o ...... po""us a. 1897
Spearet' nar TON Vf,oio to"s q" ~ 1892, ,OSO
chemicals from colorado ores 2,646,S1
4ImESter,' neT ten l'VUV s.'..' IONS a. .o 10000
Bismuth from Leadville ores. o,OOO
oalai.e' adium u, ',a w 1,s49,625
Total for 1919. 2S3
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Pleas for Patriotism,

you should be patriotic and oon-
tribute your valuable services to your
country without thought of pecuniary
reward"
81 will" replied the official; Just
as soon as whole lot of people get
patriotic enough to quit sending their
bills to me-
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Colorado Livestock stnti.tic,

Total estimated value OF
livestock in colorado. s1O7, ,74S, 900
Increased value in 1913; :... 21,74S,0OO
Estimated value of live
stock output in 1913 4SG12O 900
Increase in 1913 over 1872 GIGS 900
Livestock Output.
Estimated output from livestock in
Colorado in 1913, with comparisons
with 1912:
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manufacturing in Denver.
Ig1p 1ano
Number estab-
Government Lands In Colorado.

Surveyed government lands. II, 800, 900
Tnsurvcyed government lands 1,565,6 ,63S
Forest reserves 4.735,43O
Carey act lands ............. 100000
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manufacturing in Colorado.

Number estab-
lishments $500 2,O34
L e S o n S en-
gagged .....,. $1,000 s4.115
vested .s1s5 900 s1e2.s6s.ooO
Salaries and
wages -. 100000 25,5GO.OOO
Cost of ma
terials -. 9COOO,O 900 sO,491, 900
Value of pro-
duct -. 15GOOO,OOO 13O,04i,OOO
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Total for .s42, ,39S, q
Coinnre Report of Denver Mint.
Honey.

Number of beekeepers. ...... 4,l0O
Colonies of bees. es...........'.. 5-'l3D
Honey uroduced. 1918 i,15O.OOO
Value Of honey ......,.......S 4lO,VVO
Percentage of increase Nn
thirteen years ............. W
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Coal Produced In Colorado In 1913.

Number OF mines in operation. 1s7
Tons OF ignite coal produced, l.5l3,52s
produced - .''.'..,'...... S24J4s
duced .'u'','"ouo i'..'..'..oa..p... . @ c,s5O.355
duced .',,,,,,..,.....,n. 5i.oO3
duced ,'............'.s. 9.24O. .33J
duced In 1912 .,,',,.,...ll,O16.gi
Decrease. 1918 ,,,.,,........ l.77C,Cl3
Tons OF coke produced ...... SSg.9S9
mines " '.......'o..,..... ""r ~ 1905
worked d,''.,.,,,...,,,.. 1912
Asn killed in the mines w III
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S1O7.74S.OOO
Total value ....
january 1, 1913.
Poultry.

Fowls raised, 1913 80. go. $500, 900
Value ................... 900
Poultry on hands January l.. 2,135,000
Value ................... 535, 900
Eggs produced 1913, dozen 1910 900
Value ................. 300, 900
Chickens raised 1913 ..... 2,925, ,000.
Value .................. soc, 900
Income from poultry raising. S5, ,015,0 900
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Capitol Gets clock from Old Society

Grand total ....,,.......s544,442,ooS
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

'h" greatest American, in the national "'SisnS flying from the federal build lrgs this morning
 From Barracks square the clear out in" of the new bunting. with it's pure Ahite and it's bloodrd stripes against the dull grey background of the sky "h"nc up, as the flag of a nation has "'cr shonc, as beacon of liberty and patriotism.
 The town .as q general rule was not d"r"rated to any extent, but here and fl"rc were evidences in the shop win lcWs and even on some of the private l' mes, that the birthday of the great .St American was still honored and ,Id in reverence.
 The general holiday air about the federal buildings and the freedom of th' school children from their regular sks also bespoke day on which the sation united in doing honor to its .rIeat hero.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

There will be other prizes in addi- 'i"n to the hard luck" prize but n plut"crat or bloated bondholdrr can "> p"cl {" win if he dresses the part
 This dance is an annual affair with th" Eagles but this year the hard luck feature will be made prominent and. Nth"aN Comstock. the great reform T Icing fortunately in New York at this season uf the year, there will he nu limit on the costumes. The commit tee has even ventured to suggest. in a whisper "r occurs. that costumes com. posed of night dresses and even uf seal oil will not be excluded from con testing. This however has not bcrn c"ntrmed by the full committee and may not b" definitely announced until alter a conference
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
EAGLES WILL GIVE
 HARD TIMES BALL

Leave it to the Fratcrna order of Eagles tu dig up something novel aui interesting {" keep things muvin. through t.n. dull season The Eagle are always pumping int" affairs witH something that is designed tn ruliNrn the dull days of the winter and thi- time they have hit upon the plan of giving q hard times" and after tha tidal wave" ball
 It is not expected that Ea@Io bal will be flooded with "water' tn such ar extent that tn" floor will not hr aNailabl" for dancing purposes but tn" "all is not to hr given ou sunday so that there may hc a small flood oc HEother character for the wise ones who know the ropes Iiut with tn. Eagles these things only tend for the making of good cheer and that is what we are here for after all
 There may be several feet of sand piled up in the corners inst to make things look natural and each dancer will be provided with q number three $" as to be prepared to dig out an, artner who may be caught iu th"I sands of jollity which will be washed 1 up by the tidal wave of good times. l
 This interesting event will talk" place on Saturday, March 9l so that l there is plenty of time for everyone to think back to the days of tho storm and remember just how mean | they felt and to dig up som" of thci hard luck" duds that they wore or the days following the greate disastcr. |
 Prizes for the best sustained "hard luck" character will he given and aI- ready two hundred men and two wn- men claim that all they will have tnI d" is to just go and look natural and they will win. hands down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
REPLACE US. SAILORS
 WITH THE MARINES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 VERA CRrH, Feb. g The Amer ra sailors who have been on dutl al tn" c"usulat" here where they w.r. <, nt to protect Americans in the in best il became necessary for citiz.u> "i the United states to ask for thc protection of the consulate. has been withdrawn and has been relieved by t guard of picked men from the mo- rine corps which brought ashore four al t"matir Colt rapid fire guns ani several thousand rounds of ammuni- tion in addition [" their regular riff" equipment.
 Word has ho"n sent to all known americans in the vicinity of Vera Cruz that if case of need they are to
 ssrmhIe ;t the consulate where thcy will be given protection
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
MOOSE TO RAGE AGAIN
 FOR CUP THAT BURGH WON

They are all good sports in the Loyal Order of Moose in Nome and ir tne order keeps oh growing ut us present rate Il may be that ".,r T an in Nom" win nr o -,.1 ~tu,t '. f.r, the boats come lu
 Twelve n,W mrmh,i~ If .h. i.ti4d.. ar"W ing order were initiated ou Sun day and just to show that lg,r. !. a.ways something doing where Iu. M"os" are g.th"rcd Iug,tL"t. "Istp. Mcdonnell and his regiment il was onlN company once. tut l~lrr-mrhi new. "l sturdy Mous"mru hnralsuar ung"d for another social which will he given r"Nt "Wednesday ,vrnIua a. tine new lodge rooms of the order
 In addition to this the Moose have not for moment forgotten lh,u th"E ar" some dog mush"rs ana just su ~ }erNhody else will remember the fact
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
Special Nugget Service.

VERA CRUZ, Feb. 23.-Thc com mandcr of the German cruiser Dresdcn has just shipped hy rail to Mexico City two machine guns and forty
 "u and rounds of ammunition. These guns will b" mounted behind barri- crdrs at the German legation and /, permanent rescue station for all Ger man subjects will be established ther2.
 Along with the guns went a battal- i"h of Soam"n infantry. which l,ud
 in ciNilion clothes and did not proc "ccd [" Mexico City Us a militar,. body but went as citizens. When t!'s" men arrived .y the Mexican capital they proceeded to th" lcsa- ton which they took off their civilian
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

Pert safety and back. This c"urs. has been chosen in order that the 3aa,> fsr,l> If the order and th" ..r-rs nnN hNrau opportunity to see ib, ur.-u ol fH- -r"al contest and ,1'.,r lH. tal"U. winner ut,r thr tiu- .~u line.
 The Face NtI hr tor Moose, rily lul ! .' e.! 0nr Noos. ,i'rr 'l. cou5,,e ' volI rlhc all "t the dogs JNailabl, r Nome ard II is ,,cu whispered tha: por Kemp tS mahiua rmanmcnts Nith tlr t'.p'r or lh, ,,'> paurd aud -' me "r the p,lj,. r,n, whereby h, ruN com, into po~- sSi"u of Fl few .<1rr ..n.r,@ fn t...yu ln hts cr1ri"t
 Thrr, K ulVr>~ som,thm" ,niu, Nih the N.vso. 'nd this now rlc" rd thr social arron-od for Wodn-s dyN uieht a"" merely iuridrnru Dp many other activities
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

they are now making arrangements fl another spectacular race
 !I"nry Burgh thinks that winuln.. ,.ps k one of the best things he does 'wl Henry is not tight wld with hiv ,uI. after hr gets 1t ESQ, just t. keep 't' Mousse racing spirit up l." ra3'
 ..t mark which iS 4 necessary conn Id'm,Il to the Moose spirit. he h,- u"l th" mug up again and tho Mooe" I.ims will make another run
 Tn" order is now arranging for race to h" run on the first Saurdl lrtrr the solomon derby and it is cX- p,rtcd that there will be more teams uttered and more enthusiasm rvincrd j',1u was tn, ease with the last gal lop ndulged in by the members of
 husky band of sportsmen.
 Tile next race, if present plans o'.. .rrird out. will be from Nome tp
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

\S Vet mo American troops haNa cen sent up to Mexico City, but there !A I full regiment of marines here available for such duty and they are h' ing held in readiness for instant or '''rS |" proceed. with guns ammouni- ion and stores [" the American lcgr- ton at the capital.
 II is believed that the American troops will not be sent until the last minute as their presence at the pres- "nl time might provoke an attack from the MeXicans who are very bit ter against all Americans
 is activity in military circles nf 'h" Foreign countries represented here leads to the belief tha' the govern. mrnts represented think that the end is near in Mexico City for the rule of Huerta.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

The stag" setting for IT, M. II. Pima. iorr k now being made It will rep resent the quarterback of a British m'n-"f-War of the old frigatr days t" 0'u 1r quite elaborate in detail
 II ere will be the regulation bits ana braces and ratlins and rigging. with ' "nnwaIl and gangway and the deck will b" in fine shape for the pretty girls who seem to be d ncccs
 ary compliment to any man of war
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
TRAILS
 NEED STAKE

George Mclean of Hat Springs ar rived in Nome this morning. He re- ports that the stakes along the trails are in such bad shape that travel is dangerous. especially in case the weather should be bad This condi- tion prevails alh the way to the Kon- Farok and the trails across Salmon lake is especially dangerous.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
FORGE WILL PROTECT
 GERMAN SUBJECTS

dress and reported to their officers for duty as guards for the legation. These men at once began the work
 "irting the defences of the residence of the German minister anl or mounting their guns so as to sweep the approaches to the place. Their r'i"S had als" been quietly shipped !" Mexico City and are now stacked behind the barricades so that what ever happens the subjects of the Ger man emperor will have q haven of refuge in the storm swept city Pro- visions have also been sent to the le- Gati"n s" that it can stand a siege.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
BUILDINGS
 FLY FLAG

There w;ts a cheerful note of pa- triotism and a reminder that not so very many years ago. as the time O." ages is reckoned was born one of th" greatest men in history and probably
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
AT THE NEW EAGLE,

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa nous Athetton Bourbon wniskeys Distilled spring 1eo4 1905 bough. in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. 8. government. by tho bottle gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
SEND YOUR IAiINpRX

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed by mono but white employees. whs receive the standard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

Mrs. Dr Fromm at present holds the highest score in the woman's bowl n' contest with the score of 146 Mrs. Chase iS second with HI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

There will be stage rehearsal of ."Pinafor" at Eagle hall on Tuesday night at 7so and a dress rehearsal at the same palace at 7:s0 Thursday evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

faN"n Lewis made the rcmarkabl, record of striking out sixteen men out of twenty that faced him on Friday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

l.. e. pst left the Golden Gate hot .i this morning for Golovin, where he i. stationed as q missionary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
N. p. TRAIN DETAILED.
Special Nugget Service.

oP0CTdI NUgget 0oTVlcC.
 SEATTLE. Feb. 22.-The Northern Paclhc passenger train bound from St Paul Was derailed last night at Black
 ,HHct ton.
 Charles Dulin, the engineer of the tram who is a resident of Seattle Was killed when the engine left the fans. Details of the accident are mis |. sing, but it is thought that a broken frog caused the engine to leave the track and turn over.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on draught. also "seIsct" by the bottle Or ,ase.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

Wentworth Bros. have leased their lonch and are living In an Diego. , htrlic Hin is also living in San Die go
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

This is good time to start right ~nhScrihe for the NUGGET and know HhHt is going on
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

Brick Johnson. who has the contract i.l 'drN ing th' mail next years is in hNn making final arrangcmcnts with .i' r"Stnllcc officials.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

rI.tiu Tom Ross is Nisitiu4
 od> in san Francisco. Tom has been to Washington once this winter and is going back again
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

\ light furry of snow began to fall a' about ninr-thirty this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
tn dance on.

Today being observed as a hulidd '. Lc schools and all federal offices and the banks were closed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
WANTED.

WANTED.-25 or 30 II. r. return flue boiler wanted. Offers with price at Northern saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

No. l279 won Crowley and PorterI Trj2e on Saturday
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

White Barn rebuilt ready for busi ness $1 per doz., for fresh eggs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
Classified Ads. Al C!SsS'6eo Ads Must Be Paic IT
 Advance
LOST.

LbST- Finder may keep cash if he will return my card case checks, etc, and no questions will be asked. Geo. M Beale
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
FOR RENT.

FOR SALE Two 16-horsc gasoline
 engines with pumps. Eels Swan berg.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23
NEWS NOTES

Eagles aud lu,t Judy friends arr cordially invited r." .rtcnd card par. l> md d1u., aIt,J ," '.r,r- ,ur Tlr d., rlr.1r, Grlo"- r' e.oo u'.I.t sh.rp
 '"fa.' W".'.. .'myn ,d1"r ,, \t GG.r ,- ioN ."ru rp t., Australian Jnd Nv H,lIpnd Products 'u'u'uN at san Diego. Cal
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

otto W. Olson is wintcrlng at La .lolla and r.. w Butters and wife are
 in" the winter at tockton, Cal
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-23

N uibsun and family are now . .ha in oakland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-06
TANGO LESSONS ARE CAUSE or BRINGING
TACOMA MINISTER INTO DIVORCE COURT

TACOMA. April 6.--Tango les
sons at $50 per lesson eliminated
the breach between Rev. Arthur III.
Barnhisel. former pastor of the
First Presbyterian church here. and
his wife. according to the testimony
In the sensational divorce case.
which was climaxed Saturday after.
noon by Barnhisei's applying the
short and ugly word 10 Maurice
Langhorne. his wffe's attorney. who
cross-examined him.
Women in the packed court room
applauded BarnhiseI.
The interruption was ignored by
the court. and later. In detailing his
martial unhappiness. the former
minister broke down and cried like
a baby.
Another tragedy that occurred
simultaneously with the severe
cross-examinatlon OF Rev. Barnhisel
occurred at Attorney Langhorne's
home. where his wife. allIng for
years. suddenly began 10 sink.
Shortly after Langhorne returned
home she died OF heart failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-06
YOUNG JOHN D.
IS SUMMONED
ASA WITNESS

WASHINGTON, April e.
John o. Rockefeller. IT, was
handled without gloves here
today by the congressional
subcommittee. which has been
investigating conditions In the
Colorado coal fields.
lie Was called on the strength OF
Information In the committees
hands that tho Rockefeller inter.
ests dominated these fields and
were back OF campaign TO keep
unionism out OF them.
What be told amounted TO very
little. for he had never been close
enough 10 the details OF manage
ment OF the mines with which he
was connected 20 be thoroughly In.
formed. be said.
This. however. did no, prevent
the committeeman from asking
some very pointed questions.
His father, the junior Rockefci.
Ter said. owned t0fs Of the stock in
the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
He himself held only lust enough
10 qualify as q director. He did
not know much OF tho oompany's
methods,
Asked II no ever wrote, as re-.
ported TO Manager Bower. % the
corporation. that he would wand
By the latter. whatever he did.
Rockefeller denied II cmphaticaliy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-06
FOUR BOYS WHO MUST GO TO
CHAIR next WEEK MAKE A
LAST PLEA FOR THEIR LIVES

WOMAN NOT A RELATIVE OF A
CONDEMNED MURDERER WHO
HAS EVER nEEN ADMITTED TO
THAT GLOOMY CORRIDOR. Al
the end OF the long gray aisle OF
death were the four cells OF the gun.
men.
Grasp Bars Of Cell
On my right were Dago Frank and
Whitley" Lewis. On my left stood
"Leftie Louie" and "Gyp the Blood. :"
Hardly more than boys. the oldest.
Dago Frank. being IS. the youngest.
f.eftie Louie. but sS.
They stood, feverish hands clasp.
ing the grim bars OF their cells.
JUST around the corner from us
was the little green door. tho dread.
ed door that leads into the throne
room uf death. or. as | view II. the
throne room OF legal murder. where
these four young men will die.
Later passed through that little
green door and sat In the grim cleo.
trio chair Within reach OF my arm
was concealed panel. holding the
dcath-deallng apparatus aud a print.
ed card Of directions.
One bell. turn on eurrentl
Two bells, more eurrerti
Save for Louis Rosenberg. the
gunner are typical products OF n
big city's streets. They look like
overErown newHboys.
Makes Last Appeal
we are delighted 20 see YOU
said Lefty Louie" with a bewildcr.
ing courtlincss. Through YOU We
boys MAKE A LAST APPEAL TO
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. All we
want is Justice.
Lieut.. Becker has been granted
new trial. Must we go 10 the
chair without the same chance Beck.
er hast
I'VE claim that Becker was
framed up Just a. we were.
We tell you. a. we would tell n
TO you on our last day, that the
murder OF Herman Roserthal
was committed BY 6ridole Web
Der. Harry vallon and by
strange man whom We had new.
y 1StR NEf9fC.
We saw all these men fire AZ
Rosenthal. We don't know which
shot killed him. but as he lay dead
on broadway. we realized that we
had been framed up brought there
BY Jack Rose. 80 that be would have
somebody 70 lay the murder on.
But that Italian boy. 'Dago-
Frank. wasn't near there.
since we boys came 20 the
death house, 10 months aoo, ~
men have passed through the
little green door 20 death.
we have prayed with them
ell night
we have sunu hymns with
them 40 they went 20 die!
"When dawn came and they
were taken from their eeIis, ~e
called cut '0oothye' TO themi
Some were brave a. we hope
to be " we 90 through that
green door. Some were not
brave, but don't ask us TO tell
ycu about that"