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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
EMERSON SAYS HE sPLANTED7
~ 4 .r----- 10 liz I-NLnN

Martinez. Cal. oct 3.-A P Emer-
son. under arrest for having explosives
Illegally in his possession. made a
signed statement to the authorities
late Friday affirming mainly that he
was hired by agents Of the Merchants
Manufacturers and Employers asso-
citation OF Stockton. where a labor war
is on. to protect them This he did.
he said. by planting" dynamite and
then discovering il, and reaping re-
wards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
WOMEN TO ASSIST
IN MESA PICNIC

4 committee OF % women viii assist
the Rotary committee and P F. Kern
10 care for the school children who viii
attend the mesa scenic drive celebration
on the north mesa Friday evening MIS-
r. 3. Orndorff will be chairman or this
committee. which will see that the chill
5reD are all supplied with ice cream
Norwood Hall has purchased 4uog
mounds OF calves for the barbecue and
veal viii be harbecued instead OF oeeI;
the calves are all locally raised
The work Of stringing the electric
lights on the mesa continues me eIec-
furnish the globes and supply eiectLlc-
itv for 1000 lights These VIII ne llsnt
I'd 20 minutes each night during the
military tournament and all evening
during the barbecue.
Send YOUR finest garments 10 Holmes s35
he re+urned to YOU like new. Phone too-
A advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
POOL BARBECUE
DRAN5AGR0WD
Big Feed at Upper Valley
Ranch Attended by Many
in Automobiles.

There were 70 automobiles which left
FL Paso shortly after o'clock Friday
for the Pool ranch. carrying more than
900 persons, who enjoyed the barbecue
that was served by a corps of MeXlcans.
Arriving at the Pool grove. the mo-
torists parked their cars in a circle
around the grove Japanese lanterns
and the lights Of the machines illumi-
mated the grove Bales OF alfalfa were
utilized as seats and tables. They were
arranged in circles around the large
trees.
Goats Roasted.
Young goat. beef bread and refresh
ments were served. After the dinner.
songs were sung and stories told There
were no speeches
Mr.. pool was given q vote Z apprecia-
ton BY the crowd. shortly before s
o'clock the automobiles started to FL
PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

Boudoir Piano made especially Tor
small apartments Price $4,000 Pay
able $3.50 per month Same quality as a
$4,000 full size Piano. Fully guaran-
teed by the Oldest Piano House in FL
Paso. FL PasO Piano Co. POS south side
of Texas St-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
of Wrinkles
Some Other
Beauty Secrets

MRS. s o. B.-Simply use this cream
every day on your face. arms, nanass
neck and shoulders. and IN very snor :
time YOU will find the most decloe1
change in your compleNlon- y H,Se 49,
ems An red spors freckles and blern-
ishes vanish, producing a most eEquls-
lite purity and tint TO the skin II =
the beautifier without peer. ana Is
very economical Nix one taD4ssP :
mi Of gTvcerine in a pint OF hot
water and add one ounce OF zlnIone,
which can be secured at any drug
store. This is done in few moments
You will need nothing else 70 1naAs
your complexion fascinating.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

MRS r o. B--Excessive and unnat-
ural arm-pit perspiratiOn from which
so many women suffer at all seasons
is at once relieved by the simple use
81 hvdrolized tale. which can be OBJ
tanned at any pharmacy II also oe-
stroys all perspiration doors instantly
and all other body doors. It viii pre-
vent that terrible sOppy condition IN
der the arms. II saves your garments
and relieves YOU OF much embarrass-
ment-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
About PGsodrls.

Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Porter have
moved to their new home on Rampant
street
S1r. and Mrs. G. A. Martin are the
parents Of an eight pound son, born
Saturday morning at o'clock at their
home. zg11 Bliss street
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. O'Brien are the
parents of a baby daughter. born We'd
nesday at St Marks hospital. The
baby has been named Alice Earle
O'Brien.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

nula is one which does this in a very
amazing way. You make this up your
self at home in very few moments by
diSsolving two tablespOoufuls of Ely-
cerfne and two ounces Of eptOl in half
q pint Of hot water. The satlny
cream which results removes wrinkles
almost maEically. This secret is one
OF the most valuable I know LARGE
and small wrinkles. crows feet. lines
Of age and sagCing Of flesh. all disap-
pear quickly and completely transform
ones appearance from age 70 youth
ERNFSTTNE M-The prevalence Of
falling hair is alarming among all
classes Of women Dandruff is one OF
the main causes Of it. Another cause IS
lack Of nourishmeur of the hair-roots-
The ordinary hair tonics bought these
days merely stimulate for the time be-
ing. These can not stop dandruff or
make hair grow. What is needed IS 20
supply the necessary nutrtment so that
the tissues of the scalp and hair roots
may return 20 their original condition
OF vigor and health For this purpose
nothing is so remarkably effective as a
mixture Of one ounce of heta-QuinOL
half a pint Of alcohol and half a pint
OF water cor with a full pint Of bay
rum instead OF alcohol and water, II
preferredl. This costs less than any
prepared hair-tonic and its results in
forcing hair TO grow. stopping dandruff
and the falling OF hair are very re-
markable and rapid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
FL PdsodnS AWaU.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard H Don left Sat
urday for Los Angeles
DR.. and Mrs. c. +. Braden will leave
Sunday for Chicago, where DR.. Bra
den Will attend the Railway Surgeons
association convention Mrs Braden
will visit in Joliet and CantO. Ill:
Topeka, Kan. and Kansas City. They
Will be away for the month OF October.
John Porter Pryor jr. left Friday
for the Harris ranch AT Three Rivers,
n. NJ, where he will remain until We'd
nesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

Quality first. Crescent Cleaning Works.
Phone 1891, auto viii calL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

Everything served i'm the Zeiger din
ing rooms is the choicest the market
ds.-AdverusemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

Where particular people go for their
Sunday dinner-the Zeiger.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

/ dissipation. superfluous hair and lnOIes
l that coarsan the face
MRS. BENSON.
1 FACE SPECIALIST OF CHICAGO, Room
1 sos. Herald building. corrects all these
/ defects. No pain OF Inconvenience Many
l p Pas1 relerences can be giv.n-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
Autonobiing.

r D. Barnum motored to Fabens with
a party Of guests Thursday and dined
at the Island Inn. His guests were Mr.
and Mrs Charles T. HolZWOrth. Mrs
Flora Bates, Miss Gladys Ryan and Miss
Pearl Ryan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
Quick Removal
Is Now Assured

ysIeskn suratt. Americas SeIf-Made
Beauty Actress. Gives Startling
Secrets fOr the Attainment
of Quick Beauty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

superfluOus hairs is accomplished more
easily. quickly and thoroughly by the
use OF simple sulfo solution than BY
any other means This simply dtssolVes
away the hair instead OF burning 10
off as do other depilatOries- 1t never
leaves a mark. never fails and never
harms the most delicate skin ANY
CrugEist can supply you with this
splendid article
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

ARABELI.A Mo. Face steaming
viii not remove blackheads- You can
get rid Of them completely in few
minutes by simply rubbing them with
a little neroxin. sprinkled on a sponge
made wet with hot water ANY drug
store can supply you with the neroNin-
Every blackhead viii disappear b.
using this remarkable formula
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
Cards.

Mrs. c. c. Covington was the hostess
Friday afternoon at the meeting Of her
bridge club in her home in the Booth
apartments. Mrs. N. p. CarlOck won
the first prize. Mrs. Ed White won
the prize for which the members cut,
and a prize was presented 10 the host
ess by the club. A luncheon was served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

Your Complexion
should be cleaned
Of tan. freckles
and all blemishes
now that summer
is over.
wrinkles, hollow
rheeks. baggy eye
lids that remind
N. ~ LIInaa. or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
Dances.

The 18th cavalry officers will be the
hosts at the weekly hop Tuesday night
at the post hall, Fort Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

HESTER c. S-Developing the. bust
is d dffficult matter and cannot always
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
Members Of Party.


Those present were:
lyor c. E. Kelly. L A. sherman.
T. Kern. AaFEf bellea-
TX pitman Tom Crutcher.
g Mcdonald, Max kaufman.
orre Arwlfo Frank Behr.
: gherr1an Edmund Behr.
~ Nrrghea John Fitzpatrick.
n ayy- F. ". Curtis.
rh11r FuI11n J. c. Rodeheaver.
4 Rooth J. /. Hamilton.
j. Edwards. a L. l-llteiL
.orre Z frost James White.
.luam Smith. Jonn ~olAoiS-
M Attfnsor Ervine Bowles-
u Fe-ruson Frank Williams.
NJ order NJ. I. Burkhead.
\ Da,-fs " NJ. Riggs.
Tr1fa-- Greet T. ID. LoEelaly.
NJ Flar,ur1 Chris Amanda
I NTurphv. Chris Amanda j.,
lrry Chandler. Harry ar
ark Sweeney Max Mller-
~ FrbarE C. Wilmarth.
". Fassett. Char!es D55-a14ey'
c. Chapman. W. n JL--'
7fbo-ra Adams II Roberts.
go F.sDv C. r. Leaveu,
:. Z. r Carpenter. George kiory.
.a-k A1d.reTe l. F. Gillett-
.orEe Brady. r. r Heet'"s'
Van MOurlck. j. Gar %. l--'
Rcd Otis Aultman.
uliam Reed Z. r MOODY
$50 J. ID. Thompson.
row Wright James Gaskeyi
.f1e-F Caldwell S A. Brown.
lbert Lindsay j. D. rev -o--'
n Gamer Tom kelsh,
pavIer VIII Leitner.
I'D ReddInE. Z T. Packard.
M Ra-ber Clarence Mueller.
7vvsrd White. C. l. Gregson.
IN Casser- Dave Crockett.
~ Grant Bert Williams.
A Schaffer. c. r. Brownlee.
F. Maloney. j. D. Roberts,
n Samworth. VI r. Sweeney
ndv Shobe. Art Woods.
Il. GaaL Tom Courchesne,
m W. Brown. Lamar Davis.
NarIe Dr. T. J. McCamant.
! ID. Cromer. r. r. Rokahr.
Be- Bean. T. DelEado,
Il Rodcrman. Jim Newton
ave sullivan. Harry Cooper, an.
ouIs Rehr. william " Laughlir
A. Murdoch T. L. Polk.
AIRY Oldham r. G.. Hillin.
am Race Edward Conner.
5hunv Kane r r. Grant.
e. Stapleton, Fred Walsh.
r. A. Beas0n. O.. Llnol1-
KeUv George Arnold.
? Ford L. A. Wright.
be MORGAN William ReEau.
: W Broaddus. Jim Conkiln.
p Bender. Tom kelso.
Flersheim. 7. j. Terry.
alter Coles. n s Devore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

MISS T. R.-A teaspOonful
Of eEgoI in half a cup OF not
water makes an amazingly
rich and effective head wash
and dandruff remover me
action Of this shampoo Is TO
dissolve every particle Of dand-
ruff and fatty accumulation,
which soan does not do be
cause Of the nlkali it contains
This is the only head wash
that acts on this principle It
makes the scalp extraordinar-
fly clean. and the hair silky
and easy to do up This IS
very economical as enough
eggol can be secured for a
very modest price at any
drug store to furnish a dozen
or more Of these unusual
shaupoos. It is in fact a real
necessity to hair health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

sure Of two ounces Of ruetone
and half a cup Of sugar IN q
ofDt OF cold water. and taken
n Two teaspoonfuls after each
neal and before retiring. IS
the best and suresr means
known for the purpose 10
not use pills. OF mechanical
appliances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

Phone 7S6 for Holiness faultess dry
cleaning -AdvertisemenL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
Widow OF Former President OF United
States Says That Courtesy Was Espec-
tally Emphasized After War Broke Out.
Special Trains Provided.
ITALIAN STEAMER CHARTERED
BY u S. CONSUL AT GREAT COST
Some Passengers Paid as High as $1,000
for Berths-Steamer Cost Un'ted States
Si84000 Before She Agreed 10 Make the
Trip.
(By associated PrcSs,.

New York. \. y. sept l. Mrs. Benia.
min Harrison. widow nf the former
president of the United statc~. arrived
today from Europe and told how kindly
She and others had been treated IN the
Germans.
The rourtr~ir> vrrc especially em.
phaSizcd after the war broke ont she
said. special trains heing provided
though they were needed 10 transport
soldiers. and every kindness WAS done for
the comfort uf the Americans The >pir.
il Was c~pcciall. veil shown even IN
thc midst ~ their great sorrow ~ pub
lir meeting for Americans in Berlin.
>aif AIRS Harrison.
The Italian steamer. Prince PcSSa Na
falda. chartered ~ the American con
sui az Genoa al a cost OF ~l>i.OOO. reach
Ell New York TODAY. Some passengers
paid ~ high aS S7.0o0 for cabin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
FARMERS OF u. S.
MEETING TODAY
Thirty Organized States Represented To-
day al Fort Worth Annual Session 0f
Farmers Educational and Cooperative
UniCn OF America.

Fort Worth. Texas. Sept. A.. Farmers
Of the United States were Ia convention
here today. with the opening Of the meet
ings Of the Farmers Educational anil 60.
operative Union of America The ccn.
venti0n will continue I'M session five
days.
Each ~ thr 10 organized states wv.
cIndinr An the southern states. arr rtr.
resented IA the convention hv fran aur
ID four delegates. anil ia addti there
are crowds If visitors whom farmers
union officials estimate az thousands. r
These include approximately i.0ua Texas
farmers who gathered HERE Yesterday
for the Texas district union meetings
preceding the national gathering
Texas delegates w thc national cunvra.
tion are Peter Radfor,l. W. NJ. Lewis
and y i. Armstrong. They were elect.
ed BY the state convention.
Three sessions Of the national consen.
tion will be held dails. morning. after.
noon and night. with the night sessions
open 40 the public and devoted ~ ftlHr.i-
tional addresses. N i~ expected thr MN
ecWtive meetings viii take important
a~tiun In regard ~ the present cotton
situation. All the national officers
were expected "a be present ~ The open.
ing session. including President Charles
:. BarrNt. Union City. Ga: Secretary
\. g. Davis. Gravetie. Ark. and q r.
Dornhlazcr If Texas. chairman "a ih.
executive committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
30-DAY SESSION
INDICATED BY
WORK TO NOW

Austin. Texas. Sept. Indications
now point to \ full 3Odav session of
The legislature. a. the lawmakers have
been IN session nearly 10 DAYS and very
little So far has been accomplished
There i. little doubt but that a bonded
warehouse hin will hc passed hut II will
nui roHtain thr IN cent Einncrs tax Nv
provide fnr state ownership. nS did the.
original measure prepared MN the utt6r.
ncs generals department. Ia The house.
CONS derabie Information ON the ware
h"usr subject was CLEANED i'm committee
hearings hnt eehoes Of the recent cam
paign have ehicflt brcn heard In the
SENATE here little haS been accomplish
cl
Governor tulqnitt IN preparing IA. hin.
which i~ more than likely to w. intro
dncrd at the present session; to divorce
gins anil cotton oil companies. There
are numerous gins IN Texas operated
hs cotton oil companies. which il j.
claimed Is mot authorized bv the oil cOm
ranirs charters The attorney generals
department hnS succeeded in pcnalizing
several uf these companies 0n charges
tu thr measure iS expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
Pipe Line Runs Are Reduced
'py A>soci~'ed Pyess)

An'lwrir. okia.. sept I Pipe Iirc
runs iu ihc Ilealdtun oil field We're ~.
dured TODAY from 1..U0O "a S.0O0 barrels
daily. under an agreement between pro
dncerS and the Magnolia Pipe Line GO.
The price Of so cents remains bur pro
slu,er~ are asked - take six month, #
s'r' hstin- 8 ~ cent sn'sr.s fcf
"a h.. the -~-- Tbs h1w1.er : or-
tional. The rcdr-tion was made neccsSa.
m by the loss IL export trade due 70 tn
war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
WAR DESTROYS
FAMOUS WORK
BY RUBENS

London, Sept. An Amsterdam dis
patch says that during the German hom-
bardment OF MaIines the famous master
piece Miraculous Draught OF Fishes" by
Ruhers. was destroyed TaIs was one Of
the most famous paintings in the world.
The same correspondent says the Prince
Won Buel0w, wounded al Haeln. died
The Germans have posted placardS IN
the Belgian towns saying they now regard
Belgium as a German province
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
is
DOUBTFUL THAT
TURKEY WILL
AID GERMANY
fBy ASSOriGfcd Pressl
Rome. Sept bucharest dispatches
say that Turkey is rchIIzing 100000 men
Oiiicered by prominent Germans.

Washington. u. C.. Sept 4 The Tnr.
kiSh ambassador expresses doubt that
Turkey will side with Germany. ne
said the army was modified three weeks
ago He also denied the threatened hos
tilitieS between Turkey and the Balkan
states. He said that rumorS If a refor-
nation Of the Balkan league against
Turkey were absolutely false and that
Turkeys relations with Bulgaria are
more cordial than ever.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01

Chicago. Ill. Sept 1.-The excursion
steamer City VI Chicago raced against
flames 10 the harbor breakwater ~ day
light and safely landed her passenger be-
fore she sank.
The saving Of the three hundred pa--cn-
gers was due 10 the GOODNESS Of Captain
Biork When the wireless failed t0 work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
FLORIDA BANK
CLOSES DOORS
AFTER A RUN

Pensacola. Fla. Sept Al The Amrri.
can National Bank closed ~ doors today
after run. The deposits ar The insiitu.
ti0n Amounted 10 sl.7O0.O1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
f ird Press
SEPT. I-ALL PREVIOUSLY
SUMMONED C0LORS TODAY

LONDON. million
the French .
tle drteaa N vlich today a. he anniversary.
y \
pursuing
policy.
The heaviest apparently along
where the kaiser gathered the the - the British defense
Ia the east
rrncc
~
the tiernn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
8 GARlBALDI
VOLUNTEERS
ARE KILLED

Paris. sept. Ia dispatch from Ni~h
says eight Of the Italian Garibaldian voiun-
teer~ with the Servian~ against Austria
have been killed on the frontier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
NO ELECTION or POPE VET.
Conclave Remained Closed An or Torsy
Indicating No Man Is Yet Selected.

Rome. sept. THE conclave hall
who're the cardinals assembled last night
20 elect the pope remained closed today,
indicating ~ election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
CHANGE NAME OF
ST. PETERSBURG
TO PETROGRAD
tBy issu,irf.d HrtNs.l

London. Sept An imperial decree
has changed the name of Sr. Petsrshuru.
after 200 years. 70 Pr'rorrad 10 escape the
Teut0nic construction nf tie i0rmcr. They
mean the same.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
TO
ADDRESS THE
LEGISLATURE

Austin. Texas. Sept. i-.lames T.. Fer
gu>ou. Democratic nominee for governor.
n ls7 iat1ss rusnF - - Importance
of disposing 81 the warehouse bills.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01
Germans Would Repeat Successes
Of ~ Years Ago, While Men
Of France Seek Revenge
FRANCE REMEMBERS SEDAN

io P
rs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-01

TIE ubo wishes % mum anefhfr
VII uoa t,.d e ptete4s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-19
TeIegTamy NajuWe,
Rad AMERYKANSKI 2
VILLA.

Washington, 10 czerwca. -
Prezydent wilson spodziewa sic
upadku kompletnej klapy medy-
acyi dzisiaj. Rad Stanow Zjed--
noczonych podobno sympatye swe
przeniosl z Carranzy ma Vile i
bedzie go teraz moralnie mate
ryalnie popieral.
Spodziewajac sic bankructwa
medyacyi prezydent Wilson wzial
pod rozwage diva projekty W kwe-
styi mexykahskiej. Jednym jest
interwencya zbrojna, drugim czuj-
lie wyczekiwanie.
Jesli W nastepnych paru dniacf7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-19

kow Macedonii. Grecy przeno-
sza sic tlumnie ma wyspy Chios /
Mityleny, zajete przez Grekow.
Wiadze tureckie po miastach czy.
MIA przygotowania ma wypadek
greckiego ataku. ze sic przy tenn
wszystkiem ME obywa bez gwal-
tow rabunkow to Iatwe do zro-
zumienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-19
SPRAWA BANKU LA SALE
w SADIE.


em rozpocze}a sic sprawa zban-
krutowanych bankow Lorimera.
Prokurator generalny Lucey W
towarzystwie kilku asystentow
przediozyi petycye, ktora jest
streszczeniem raportu stanowe--
60 egzaminatora bankow, D. W..
Harkina. Ma podstawie tel petty
cyl Lucey zadal ably sad Mama
cyl opiekuna dla banku LaSalle.
Dzisiaj maja nastapic argumen-
tacye mad petycya Lucey'a, po-
czem sedzia niewatpliwie zamia-
nuje opiekuna.
Prok. gen. Lucey wczoraJ TAX
re zarzucil w. Lorimerowi C..
B. Munday'owi, il ograbiajac
bank La Sale $2,6SO, ,793.4O, do
puScili sic przestepstwa krymi-
nalnego. Lucey wskazai ma odno-
Sne paragrafy ustawy stanowej,
ma mocy ktorych bedzie i'm wyto-
czony process kryminalny. Kara W
jednym wypadku wynosi do 8
lat we wiezieniu Stanowem. =
Prok. gen. Lucey proponuje, a.
by w przygotowaniu do procesu
kryminalnego specyalna lava Sc
dziow przysieglych pod kierow-
nictwem specyalnego prokurato-
ra stanowego wytoczyla sledz-
two W sprawie skandalicznych
zarzutow przeciw gospodarce
bankow Lorimera i Mundaya.
w swej petycyi Lucey twier-
dzi, IL bank LaSalle byf zarzadza-
ny w spos6h uieprawuy oszukan-
czy niebezpieczny i re jego dy-
rektorzy byli wielce niedbali W
spelnianiu swych obowiazk6w, "a
co spada ma Mich odpowiedzial-
nose.
RAPPORT nastepnie cyframi wy
kazuje, jake szacherstwa pope}-
Mono.
w jednem miejscu jest nova
O 1892, ,209.40, ktora to suma
przedstawia obligacye kompanii
Southern Traction Co., lecz w
ksiazkach banku byla zapisana W
roznych sumach miliejszych, ia
ko udzielona roznym osobom.
lego podstepu uzyto dlatego,po-
niewaz ustawa ME pozwala ma
udzielenie zadnej osobie pozyczki
ponad Is procent kapitaiu banku.
Ma czele tel kompanii stall Lori
mer.
w innym paragrafie petycyi
wyszczeg6lniono, IL pozyczki W
sumie $610,572.S8 udzielono spoil
kom i korporacyom, W ktorych
C. B. ,Munday byl znacznie inte-
resowany.
Petycya takze oswiadcza, Il
poreczenia watpliwe lub bez zad-
nej wartosci, ktorych W banku
znaleziono wielka ilosc, naleza
przewaznie do spolek i korpora-
cyl Lorimera i Mundaya.
Lucey day do tego, azeby lu-
die odpowiedzialni "a }ajdacka
gospodarke banku ME uszli ma
stepstw swych czynow. Ola tego
tez W swej petycyi 0 opiekuna
sadowego wyraznie zanacza, IL