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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
Attend THIS SALE.

On Wednesday, June 8, beginning
at p. M, Mrs. NJ G.. Thompson will
sell all the household and school fur
niture OF Bourbon College at public
auction. A rare chance will be offer
ed buyers to secure some nice bar
gains in this line. Everything will
be disposed of. 29-1t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
WILL RENDER CANTATA.

The students OF the High School,
assisted by some of the best local tai
ent in the city and by the High
School orchestra, will render the
beautiful cantata, Ruth" at the OPP
era House tonight at s o'clock. The
production will be under the direction
of Miss Wizard, Superintendent of
Music IN the school
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
a SMALL FIRE ON
CARNIVAL GROUNDS,

An alarm from Box %, Saturday
night, brought the fire department to
the carnival grounds onthe city lot
where a pile of refuse had been set on
fire. The fire occasioned some ex-
element among the crowds, but did
no damage.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
HONOR CONFERRED ON
DR.. MARTHA PETREE

DR.. Martha Petree, of Paris, was
elected Secretary of the Kentucky
Ostepathic Society, at a meeting of
the association held in the parlors of
the Hotel Henry Waterson, in Lou
isville, last week.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
DECORATION DAY NOT
GENERALLY OBSERVED.

Decoration Day here was not gen.
orally. The banks and postoffice
were closed, and the only public OBJ
serVance was by the G: A. r. post
(colored) of this city.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
NOTICETOMAINS STREET
PROPERTY OWNERS.

W. bbNG OIIF1bIN - NIL
PROPERTY OWNERS.
Property owners, or
their tenants, on Main
Street, who contemplate
making goS, water or
sewer connections, are
hereby notified to make
said connections within
the next ten days.
No one will be permit
ted to tear up Main
Street for the purpose Of
making said connections
after the new bifuminOuS
street is completed.
Paris, ky., Nay 27, 1914.
}. T. HINTON, Mayor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
REAL ESTATE THE VERY
BEST INVESTMENT

You cannot invest money in any
thing safer than real estate some
thing that always makes good" Go
to the sale of the John Tarr property,
on Cypress street, Tuesday, June g.
Choice building lots and fine home
will be offered at auction by Harris &
Speakes. (2-3t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
SEED CORN.

Carefully selected seed corn, tested
for termination. Good Phones a.
r. b. HUTCHCRAFT.
(21-3 wks) Paris, Ky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
FOR PRESERVING.

Plenty of cherries and strawberries
for preserving.
1U c. P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
PORCH SHADES

We sell the beautiful and service
able mo Whip Porch Shades. They
will please you.
A. F. WHEELER q co.
(5-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-02
Remarkable June Sale

! Have been arranging for this sale
| for months. Enormous reductions,
wonderful values-the most important
saleWe have held in years.
All LIST quality goods.
Ice Cream FreeZerS, Water Coolers,
Curtain Stretchers, Window Shades,
Table Oil Cloth. Screen Windows and
Doors, Screen Wire.
Here are some great values in
Granite Ware-all pieces labeled
one thousand pieces in the lot. All
good values as long as they last
ONLY CENTS EACH.
Gold Frame Mirrors, large size, CSC;
Genuine Edison Nadia Electric Tung-
stem Lamps, 40 watt each, 80, 60 watt
at 40c, one hundred watt at zoe; Gas
Mantels, upright, at &c; Infants Bath
ing Pans, % inches across the top, in
first quality Granite, each 39c.
A TREMENDOUS SAVING EVENT.
Tho Fair
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The Queen. dinused All over eta
bushes. (which. however eniY height
ened her beauty vas then escorted
to her throne by the managera.
The name OF Al del Reddln waa
next announced. and this YOUNG Knlxhs
Immediately approached az fair and
sweet a damsel as ever Wofs q cor
onet. Miss Clara Wallace ana iou
cred his lance at her feet. and ahs
smiling acceptance of the oasred
honor. he FASTENED bach 70 his nosi
feeling as proud. no doubt a. = eou
queror Of nations.
The knight Of the Red Cross Naa
next bid go and select bis LADY. ahica
he was not slow 20 DO. and lowered
his lance at the feet ~ a beauiiful
brunette. Miss Carrie Wunamal ana
is was evident from the exclamaflnns
which followed that he had made =
wise and excellent selection.
The name Of the fourth victorlona
knight. Richard OF the I.ion Haart.
was next called. This KniNht. she
had won the admiration ~ the mmlil.
tude by the elegance ~ bis coaimme
and the swiftness Of his horse. honoF.
ed Miss Matte White a. his eholee.
whose modest aud gracious amlias
were enough, we are sure. 20 sogfen
the temperament OF any uon-heartea
knight, and this gallant cavalier -.
turned 10 the side ~ his successful
compeers with a beneacent smile ~
radiating his comedy features.
The Maids of Honor we're noW eun
Quoted to the throne and seated De-
side their Queen. and the Knights. A.
eompanied by their Marshal. az
preached the foot Of the thruna. and
lvanhoe knelt and addressed ihs
Queen as follows:
Fair Lady-It has been my Rnoa
fortune. rather than my skill. whirh
has entitled me 90 invest you wifh fha
emblem OF the rank which yea are IS
hold in the festival which wiii follnw
our just terminated passage az arms.
Though wholly inadequate % vour
merits or 20 the honors which y0ur
unworthy knight would gladly have
laid at your feet. your acceptance ~
this humble offering of service wlll
be retarded by him as the hiRheNt
reward for which he could have hop.
ed.
Accept then. Fair Lady. the dexo.
ton OF the Knight who. for love ana
chivalry. tenders You all he has 10
ofer yet feels how unworthy the OF
fering Is; cheered on 90 success bV
the hope Of your smiles, he should
have accomplished. and merltea
more. and. II possible. laid higher
honors At your feet. One smile would
have been worth ten thousand such
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-11-20
Robin dig, T. A. Carroll.

Robin dig, T. A. Carroll.
Prince of Leaves, J. NJ. Williams.
Saladin, w. S. Bullock.
Richard of the Lion Heart, c. A
Crowson.
Lancaster, James A. Jones.
White Cross, R. Fitzpatrick.
Malta, H. G.. Dunn.
Ivanhoe, James J. Pyles.
Alb Del Reddin, Johr p Helvens
ton.
Red Cross, H. L. Reynolds.
Unknown knight, j. c. Johnson.
Many of the Knights displayed ex
pert Craftsmanship and ELECTED ad
miration and praise, especial~
the ladies. All made good time and
many took a number of rings-Mr
Pyles taking eight out of nine-but
the managers having failed to furnish
us with a report of the runs" we can
only give the names of the Knights
who were declared successful and en-
titled to crown the Queen and Maid OF
Honor, viz:
LIST. Ivanhoe. Games j. Pyles.)
End. Alb Del Reddin, John p. Hell
venston.)
Srd. Red Cross, (Henry L. Reynold.)
4th. Richard of the Lion Heart
(Chas. A. Crowson.)
The Knights were drawn up in line
and as the name of the successful
contestant was announced he would
wheel his horse from the ranks /;
gracefully ride up and down the
ranks; eagerly survey the lovely ar
ray of beauty which thronged the
grounds on either side: select his
lady love, and return to his station.
AS the name of Ivanhoe was an
nounced, this now victorious Knight,
with as gallane bearing as ever dis
tinguished the Knights of Heraldry,
wheeled his black charger from the
ranks OF his comrades, and his eagle
eye soon lighted upon the lovely fea-
lures of one of Marion's fairest daugh.
ters, Miss Anna P. Johnston, whom he
approached and at whose feet his
lance was lowered, and he addressed
her the following neat and pretty
speech:
Fair and Gracious Lady-Will you
permit an unworthy though faithful
knight to crown you Queen OF Love
and Beauty on this glorious festive
day, where is displayed the youth
the beauty and the gallantry of our
country; the smiles of her fair and
radiant maidens, and the strength
and manhood of her chivalry.
Miss Johnson smiled assent and the
victorious and honored knight re-
sumed his place among his comrades.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-11-20
THE RESTORATION OF AN AN.
GENT CUSTOM
ak Will BE One of the Exciting and
Delightful Special Features of the
Approaching Marion-Sumter
County Fair

The tournament is one OF the an
Client sports. 1t is handed down to US
from the middle ages. 1t had its birth
when knighthood was in flower. Be-
fore the days of the matadores it de-
lighted the grandees of Spain. 1t
was very popular under the feudal
system of England and was one of
the most thrilling of outdoor sports.
For long time the tournament was
one of the chief exploits at court fes-
tivities and was heralded by great pa
geants.
The decay of chivalry, the introduce
ton of firearms, and the gradual dis
use of the defensive armor and the
growth of the commercial spirit
throughout the world, were the real
causes of the decline of the beautiful
and delightful martial exercise.
The tournament was brought over
to the colonies and for a long time
was one of the chief sports of the
country gentlemen and especially of
the young planters of the south when
slavery was at its zenith.
IL survived the civil war and in
looking over an old scrap book last
Sunday we came across a description
OF one of these local tournaments and
as some of the participants are still
living and the names of others are
familiar ones we thought that a re-
production of the article might be
interesting to our readers, especially
as a tournament, under the direction
OF Mr.. Hampton s. Chambers is to be
one of the special features at our ap-
preaching fair.
The article is from an old filed copy
of the Banner dating back forty years
ago. 1t is as follows:
The Tournament
The tournament yesterday was the
most magnificent and best conducted
we have ever witnessed in Ocala. The
Knights disported themselves in the
most handsome and chivalric manner;
the costumes We're gorgeous, though
tasteful: the steeds were spirited and
decked in showey trappings, and the
horsemanship of nearly every Knight
ELECTED admiration from every quar-
Ter. The pages were quick and ready
and understood their duties. and the
nanner Of timing was an admirable
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improvement on like entertainments
given in the past. Much of the order
and pleasant termination of the fes
| tivities were no doubt owing to the
advice of the Field Marshall, Col. s
st. Geo. Rogers, who takes a peculiar
delight in sports and entertainments
of this character, and he won clever
renown yesterday for the mastery
manner in which everything was ar
ranged and conducted.
Many of the Knights, and fair
damsels too, no doubt, awoke with
heavy hearts that morning, as the
rain could still be heard pattering on
the housetops and everything gave
indications of an unpleasant and dis
agreeable day. 1t seemed as if all
the rains of the summer had congre
gated in some vast reservoir in the
heavens, and breaking loose suddenly
came down in rusing torrents on Wed
nesday and Thursday, and on Friday
the skies were still o'erhung with
ominous and threatening clouds. But
not to be dispirited, the gay cavaliers
donned their rich and elegant CO.'S
tunes, to be in readiness for the
coveted contest in case the day should
prove in any way suspicious as it ad
vanced. No sooner had they decked
themselves in Knightly equipage and
mounted their caparisoned steeds
than the clouds broke and disappear
ed, and the sun burst forth in COR
geous beauty, as if in sympathy with
the fiuttering hearts OF gay Knight
and fair Lady, and from that time till
evening bestowed it's most effulgent
smiles on the festivities of the day.
The Knights assembled at the
Academy at 10 a. m, and marched in
procession through town to the tourn-
ament grounds. There, a large con-
course of people from all parts of the
county and from neighboring towns
and counties, had preceded them, and
the whole grounds presented a lovely
and beauteous aspect. Smiles and
lovely faces peered from the windows
of carriages and peeped from beneath
parasols and umbrellas as the Knights
followed their leader down the course
to their respective stations A tenn
porary stage had been erected, can
opted with canvass and awnings, for
the reception of the Queen and her
Maids of Honor. Here the judges
were stationed. and at given signal
the spirited contest was begun.
The knights led OF in the following
order:
Black Prince. P. c. Sessions.
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temperate habits ''

temperate habits
Jussiee s-abury thanked each mAa
of tho jury for hi. services snd then
leN the room.
NantOn told by the eoirt he would
be granted . Reasonable time in
which 10 make .ssy haDtias he
deemed sdvisAbie. asked for ose
week. received Il. The whole pro-
eeeding from the unse becker Was
pronoaaeed guilty uatii adjournment
was called. was naiy feSr minutes.
In the m-~nsims ISsksos ssd Jahs
R-skes sisniisx nj the d0or of the
courtroom had heard the verdict.
J4eksen ssnk iais = soass attend
ss,'s chair snA buried his fSs.'in his
hands, Mrs. hseksFis hsoshss. John
Lyssh. and jshs Hrskss. both Of
then showing their grief. hurried In
the sassn where isseAes's wife Mas
waiting.
Esers bady in the buiidisx ssd ~s-
en- = crowd in the street oaisids
kse~ that Becker hat h~ea foaad
guilty. tlas Mrs, llrrkes siliiss BE-
hisd closed doass did not ksa~is
ualii Joha Becker catered the sose,
Ills face showed SAas hsppesed. His
shouia~sS we're heas ssd shakiss. his
cheeks sefe vet. Ms. ii1skss coll
isps-A ssd ~as sIiii sobbins ~hen
her hu.isAna sAs led isla the se@ms
She shs-s her ssMs asussa his s~.x
ssd buried her face ~ his shoaid-s.
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lhs essyas ans hsassse~ss sr~ssstsn4 esses
naarutae saysa.s-0. 1SeNeath H. nnr-
face = - n-t.-sk of nue nesss shesAsa
AaA the acnsAr. ss-,ehln9 esWeHusnltuo,
'sNusk-ra esseu.1.'' n aesagneA - u
1,sts E~se tho nus-uaar nssvs a. to avut(
tie unnecessary and ess,llnWUus npakaaa
go sAss Mysss.t II s~sv~A AS%oe1 q
lAs etvssts " esstsss shs ptnVsr anannol
To- r<~v~et vstisf.
Ttssfe h srssevty . W-t1.seo.kea Asal
seDsv anywAefu t-st Whsl yyss sna ~aaily
SaeAlM . 6ussla Of ''1duslsps's HtesRA" anI
In hearty esesy town oaA SioA0D = {
grandma who herself usea Il II aassl-t
yvasa. SStvvssnS sVyehcss are us1ea x
sry skls sctsaAsa assoasast.
Agshee1a fstcssd has hssa pesoe~t
hy 1seadsesd Regulator Ca. ais LANAI
ekae.. Atlsnea. ia. frr nartv haH {
evN,nsy. s-sd f.e valuable nsljs tSsA 4
I e1prVSaat 0pl11SA
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Nsw fosk. May :3.-charlrs Heck
or. for The secoad ,,nc has bccs held
scsVonsihlc by . Jury for the RosCn.
thai murder. Becker. \ former police
'tcutcssst. was found guilty III mur-
der il the first decree. Only a par
don or iafcresce ssaia BY the court
|of appeals eau save him from follow
linz to the electric chair the four
gunmcn who shot Herman Roscnthal
(ahc xambier. early on the morning
IDf July 8. 1919. n $4,000
The jury yesterday decided that the
|suomsa were Beckcr's agents. One
ballot 'dsxidcd Bcckee's fate. One
w unaatmeus for conviction. The
Bury reached its verdict In four hours
and four miautsa. ,Tssrs sirsamctl
h1oWa The forsman's face ~ he an
14ouoced the decision aud tears stood
D. eho> eyes Of the eleven other ury-
nen hut sympathy did not warr
their Judgment. They had agreed
that the confederation which tho dis.
trict attorney failed 10 present at tho
first. trial. to support the. stories oi
Rose, WALTON and Weber. the three
accomplicca turned informcrs. had
been furnished by the new witnesses
At the second. ~ -. .1- 1863
BcckcY's counsel announced ht
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~ q eFe166k
0aeAesp. lhpss -.
~M. essvtteaesA y
etks s~use 00Ry
~ssml aAstas -
ssss e ~Aolhss'a
tys1NA~
ApSss,1 sn1ss0a1sy
So st~ 4luonau3Rs1
Mus~tr,s Hs pssVnA
- II svslptS ~
s,s,.a,,u irWSavSa 0Gxu
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| uusla sppeai ssa saised . weeks
Say tss sss ps-pssAstoa Al Bis fsi'
ssv ssnpsiss. Tss AssssaAss 80
ssssssA . shest aeesiak ~ish his
~ite ssa hso,s.ss ssd sbcs sshss
bArk 10 his --li il the Tu@hss
nssA~s asa his site ~esr isthtss
ahossjy s~ses- o'elask ID sun@ ~.
jossiss The .h.sitt's ottsev uhss =
eosss ssseaaass assusssea the jury
had epogAsa = sesdless Mr. eeskes
vsA - sssai,is1 10 s~woWpasy hss
hssassA 10 she susssseo0. N~~spa.
~ mss. s.sss sssesassss. susesss
sus The a~s~ss- ssA District Attorney
Whismas Asa his staff SER the nsiy
osh~s p~s~sss sijo~ra saaats.,os. Th~
deS~aassss l~o ssush~ss. lssAsos
Aaa John it-.krs. the latter = d-S-s-
tive II~as-nsai. hassi-d To = side "a.
trance where they ssss-, awaiting the
verdict. wh~s thr little ssuar ID
tho eou.stuosn had tosad .rst. the
twelve msn uho sloae karw lsrekes's
fate. tlled sjleslly In With fut-mas
y. Mcsiaea Hlsass~s ~ thsis head.
ts~yk~r in the suum overhead was
still ssikins To hi. wife whea xa.
psvm~ caus, Jassi~v &s'a6ury luok
his .~ss. A bsiiitt ~ss seat toe the
defendant. tsc-kcs klssed his wsts
- he let, b~s.
ATS ali right" hc told her. "thuat
worry. They'll free me- e
B-ck.r walked briskiy 10 tho rail
facing Justice s~sbusy and stripped
II with both his hands. ~. face ~as
co,pric~. Hc slasrcd hopefully al
tho tury hsi lid not catch the eye II
. single man. Clerk Pcnay asked tho
jury tn ris-.
Foreman" hc said. ''hasc yoa
reached a vcrdirt' -
n,azticn. = yoaas man. brushed
hi. eye with a haadkrsrhict already
damp.
I'VE have he said softly.
I'VE find tho defcndant-" he
hcsi,aicd a moment and continued In
whisper
I'VE find this defendant guilty as
charged in tho indtcsmcai: guilty of
murder in tho first dcsrrc."
Bcckcrs face was gray - he
xrippc,i tho bar In front Of him. The
big musci,a in his neck jumped out
in heavy rolls. The vcias n his tenn
pics swcilcd. His great frame
|swaycd aud dropped: then with
quick control he became himself
again.
Bis tears swei,cd into the eyes Of
the little foreman. Tie wiped them
away and thea the clerk began 10
ask the questions required by law.
The roll was called and each individ.
uai juror was asked II guilty" was
his verdict. too. becker stood mo-
tioniess while thcsc questions were
being put to the jurors. Immediately
upon their conclusion the clerk be-
gan tn takc Bcckcr's pedigree. To
the firs, questions Becker answered
in a steady voice that he wa, ~ years
\ old. was horn in the United states
and that his parents had both been
born In Germany. l
"Marricd?" Qicricd the clerk.
Almost in q. whisper he replied.
|"Yes''.
As to his occupation Becker said
he was n former police officer in the
CITY of New York. a Catholic and of
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CHAVEZ LOOKS LIKE
CHAMPION, kADY
FOR bie CONTEST

sss in ~htrh iirsss chas-z il paliiss
n his time preparing tos hhs sosnihx
battle With Josssy kiihsss 81 shs
ssorksssss Stadium os the si9hl OF
Mar :, for sifu-~s soasas. i-sds sas
10 believe tho shsMpsos has xos . jns
mn his hands that viii take all tho
sp<~d saa siax spsssslship he sas
s's'l 10 svs BY NTH hls title clear saa
ssat.puse.a. ~ she MssisAa l. surely
loaded TOT hrss this TRIP. says Ais
t'u,ierk.
II bis suastss ever asy he sAis~
The sos.~. shadow sosss. takes . sSis
~ the susa. snakes the ps,sehjss sss
hum fos f-~ aisales sai take. the
ssss aast o. ms s,,ssstss psssses. vso
snnAs snpss relieved after the sosr
fass suasas arr tislsae.,. ~ is~ssy
doa't asr ~ lore sst-s xhss he srss
10 xn'ss sooS.
lie y Jsss seas - ,sars a,a sss 10
'so yesrs has toashs esss suesy sss.
s,ea aaA suesoy .lhses ot lhssp ~ uoe
hs the ksaxkoas suaie.
tor u . xsval sasusss~ IN the ,nas b.
~sn psss Of tho saAls. TsissasA h-sss
bis hnsac sn~s. lie uss i,asa sl wsx.
oa Mnasd. y. ~. August "a. iAsa,
lust short distance tsum The suai
esmr.
Hts father owaed . saseh ssd the
soa ss.as bis srhoo, days h-tse~a
their sad TsisSAaa.
feuax Chavez siusys kss Ie~s sl
ei~aa liver. seses hes usea tobacco orI
played the t~siisc hish halt. ssa rot.
srq"eaily y jest aow In the h~~s days
Of bis sssrasth.
tsciss . astusal fish,~s. his ose|
ambition has b~em Tor . rhssrr ,o|
m~~s tho chsspsas. II an iss~ssj~w
had with him tho nshcr day. he ~x.|
p'rssr's hssssrIf ~ heias very roan.
dcni Of ~isaiss tho assrh. .~o~r,r,, ii.
ilr for Colorado. II hc Iosrs o,s n
Will bc t'crausr kiihsac b the hotter
man. and he viii have no csrusr se]
0ttre toe hts defeat.
Chavez has = very bright outlook
nm tho result of the hattie. howcscr,
and he ,'o,sis 10 his knockout soons
- showing his ability 10 stand pus.
ishmcat and deliver the suos,s usdcr|
fir. ~ he has met al the toughest,
rrcroaitSoas In the husincaa In tho!
bantam aad scathcrwsieht classes.
In ssscakise Of kitbanc. I meutioo.
ri tho fact u,as there n always al
great difference hctween q champion
and near champion In their fighting
methods and tho ability Of a boxer ,o
hit hard wos't help him much IL he
is not clever caoush to set by tho
champions s,efcssc.
There has never bccn 4 Mexican
champion. Joe Rivers anu Aurc,ia
Herrera represent the sun, total Of
contcndcrs Of that nationality who
have fought for the title. and bot
fell short. hut renny says all his
Mexican friaaAh - iosklns for him
to win whcrc tho others failed and
hc intends 10 put up tho battle Of his
ring career.
Kilbanc has bccn bosing abou,
four ycara longer than Chavez and is
four years older. and. consequently. |
has much more experience back q,
him. which counts for a whole lot in
the boxing game. He takes a grea,
deal Of pride in carrying the title.
and YOU may be sure any time John
ny thinks there is a possible chance
Of danger nc Il going to do some tall
rambling.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23

II IN need OF printing Of any kine
phone the ohronicle-Sews. ". ~.
equipped 10 givc you fir., class vo-y
promptly. Call Trinidad s1g. I.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23

Ns~ tosk. 1osy 33s-rhs oels
sosf~ssss~ to-day sos chsst~H lDssA'
ss. eosssrssa yssssAsy to- The ssr,
osa sios ot shs ass1ss u Herman
RasrssAsi. ~ss vSaA hss ssssss,
Nastis r. NAasoe. aoA Mr., ssrskes
The hsaSs t.s ~ ssassl srs0 ss~ sss.
dict II Uss ssia wsA lhs ssbJess us-
dss assrsssios.
s~vAss ss-ss . sssss sisAs 10 III.
sest IL The Tsats $50 swsAs re-
ts~~hsa aaA ee0eassstvely sh~sstsl.
tSssssSes AssesssS WAte0ss isaay
ssessvs1 tie ssesoviss le'i~s ssos
Mayor Mitchell:
II have Just heard of tho ouseusns
a the n~rk-s ease. The ~hosr son.
ssasisy il usd~s oh,isaiSns In 800,
fsas ~osk has b~~s seleaaia."
The district atSossry. II ~as
,easses, today. ~iii sahais 4" hsni-
~si,isx sspssss . asMs'ss ct letter.
which he believes w~sv written By
sseek.s To the sosdeased mea dur.
lag their stay In the S,as xsss death
Aous~. Thsse letter. hrias saras<
oscs In III. pssssrasios by the wife al
''i.~s,y'' l.oule Rssesbess after bet
hushssd's death. They passed srua'
tserkss to the 9asm~s. Il - believed.
between the lsaves oe books os tbs
prison library which ssr pssm,'sra Ia
circulate ssoss the ps,saarr~ eon-
drma~d to death.
Although written In = disguised
hand. the district attorney hris~se'
they eam~ tsua Becker ssd he ,s
hoidiae ihcss " scsrsve for a. op.
,ostuaiiy to usc them ~ cridcncc
sRaiast the convicted police iscutcn.
ant In the lsllcs's effort 10 obtain a
rcscrsal Of Judgment from the cuuss
LOT appeals.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23
Epoejo.eoi Uolllu
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aaS aAs sssa = sssA s'-as wv - .
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-23

II II asesa oe rstalias of ssy kis1
rhess the Chsosiele-Newh We an
eauipPed 10 sire yoa first elan west
psumesly.. Calt Tstslasa SIe. q