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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-11-19
Stock Cattle Wanted

Parties having stock cattle for sale,
call at Roman State Bank. We want
100 head.
23 BROWER & HOLLlNGSWORTH.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-11-19
Today's Big Store Market

Nov. 16, 1915.
Eggs per dozen 45c'
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STANLEY SCEARCE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
COLLEGE BREAKS
EVEN IN DENING
Team Loses One Game, but
Comes Back Strong in
the Second, 19 to 4.

State College. n NJ. April 9.-The
COLLEGE baseball team has returned
from Deming. n n. where it played a
two game series with the speedy high
school team Of that place. The college
men went by auto TO DeminS and
PLAYED the same afternoon. losing TO
the Demingites by the score of Z TO j.
The following day. the College team
came back strong and played the Dem
ing team to a 1874 score, with the Col
lege taking the large end Of the score.
With the exception Of the games
PLAYED i'm FL PasO three weeks ago, the
"A & NJ team has had but these two
games. The team expects some good
games during the remaining six weeks
of school, however. as number OF IL
Paso teams will be matched against II
as well as a return game with the Dem
iuE high school
The biggest game Of the season viii
be played with the University of New
Mexico. the team accompanying the
track men. when they so to Albuquer-
que on NAY %. The College team IS
exceptionally strong this year, as coach
Russell has picked team from a large
squad OF fast players.
The trip to Deming was made in the
college cars, driven by two Of the play
ers. Those who made the trip Were
Coach c. ". Russell, Stanley Llewellyn,
Lewis BabcOck, Robert Seasons. Milton
Blackwell, Uil Lane; Harvey Coe, Je-
rome Robertson, Jackson Maynard,
Cowden Evans and Shaler Ladd-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09

The ordinary cost or a Want Ad in
The FL PasO Herald is % cents 1t
reaches an average Of about 100000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
BOWLING

The presentation Of prizes won in
the Wigwam league during the season
which has just closed VIII take place
at the Wigwam club this evening
when all the trundlers Will participate
in a big banquet
Thomas Courchesne won the set Of
military brushes donated for the high
game during the season. his score be-
ing Isl. The prize for the high aver
age for three games- goes TO L A.
Sherman with zoo
A key OF beer was donated to the
trundler with the high average during
the season 1t has been won by Roy
billiard.
The prize for the most strikes. go
cigars, is to be divided between VIII
liam J. Watson and W. !. Neary. with
two each. Lee Davis wins the prize of
a hat for the most spares.
The beautiful silver loving cup for
the team winning the championship
was won by William J. WatsOn's team,
consisting Of T. McLain, Charles Gring.
". j. Neary, William J. Watson. Fred
HardilSer and TOney Spinner.
The high game prize, open to any
bowler in the Wigwam club. beginning
Jan p and closing April I, a bah and
bag, was Won by Toney Spinner with
a score Of PSI
The averages Of the Individual bowl
=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
LAS CRUCES CHAMBER
Is AIDING BALL CLUB

Bill Hurley came down from Las
Cruces for a few hours on Thursday
and stated that everything is going fine
for his tall club there. Bill has the
active cooperation Of a committee from
the chamber Of commerce and states
that over $3.50 has actually been paid
in 10 the club already while he expected
that the amount would be doubled by
tonight
The ROtarians Joined in. Thursday.
with the chamber Of commerce to make
the opening day a big success in this
city and 10 secure civic half holiday
With such men as Art Woods, Robert
Krazauer, r. F. Duck and others as
sistinE McCloskeys the sale Of tickets
for the opening DAY should set a record.
These men are well acquainted with
baseball conditions i'm FL Paso and their
active assistance viii be a great help
TO the club
The plans for the clubhouse were ap-
proved Thursday and work VIII be
started at once The grounds are now
being put in shape and the work on
the fences has been under way since
Monday.
II is expected that the committee in
charge OF the ticket selling campaign
viii be active on saturday afternoon at
the Washington park auto-aerO carni-
val and that several hundred tickets
VIII be disposed of there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
In BoyIand: 81.

1.-THE Fort Bliss Juniors have signed
two new players. Arthur Watts
- viii be the first substitute here
after while Vose Howell viii also be a
reserve The Juniors believe that they
have pretty slick team now and are
looking for games
Efforts are being made to arrange
a game between the Fort Bliss Juniors
and the Lone Stars at Fort Bliss on
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock The
Fort Bliss Juniors would also like a
game for Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Managers can reach Arthur
Watts by calling the fort exchange,
$3.50, and asking for local It.
The FL Paso Giants look like pickiugs
for the Fort Bliss Juniors and the lat
ter team want 10 book game for sat
urday afternoon, April Il. IL the man
ager OF the Giants will accommodate.
Managers o. teams in the grammer
schools are requested TO note that ap-
plicauOus for membership in the two
grammer school baseball leagues must
be made to J. h Slime, supervisor OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09

White Pine screen 7o0rs at Hines.
Price them-Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09

recreation. not later than noon satur-
day.
The first annual banquet OF the
Erammer schools soccer league takes
place tonight at the C. A. A. gym
nasium. when all the 200 players who
took part On the games Of the league
will be present During the evening.
H. ~ Slater, editor of The Herald. viii
present the two championship pennants
TO the two captains OF the san Jacinto
schools junior and senior teams.
The batting order of the Fort Bliss
Juniors has been rearranged and is
announced as follows William Lynch.
p; Tom Maloney. C.; Robert Ford. 1b.,
Frank Lynch, %; Harry Andrews. S.. .
Carl Howell. 5b-. Robert Fuller. cf.; ~.
BelEada, II, Ed Ford. If. Arthur Watts.
John LOughliu and Vose Howell, sub
stitutes.
The Feldman Juniors has been chosen
as the name Of q new team which j.
being formed Of boys from u TO Is
years Of age. Officers have not yet been
chosen but an announcement from
this team may be expected next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09

Totals 1900. SIS 74I S57 2H6
High game, Abbott, 212; high total
Abbott. 564
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
Southwestern Sport Gossip
By sBECKg

"UCSON is going to set into the
limelight as a real automobile
= racing center. according to tour
lists who have recently stepped off
in the Arizona city. They state that
the recent 100 mile race in Tucson was
something in the nature Of a "feeler"
and that the support given the big race
rs encouraging the business men TO 90
more extensively into the racing game.
ii is now planned, so the report goes.
70 have 300 mile race at Tucson on
New Years day Efforts viii be made
TO get an the noted drivers in the coun-
cry to participate. II is likely that
matters will be in shape TO make some
definite announcement at the Okla
homa City race on April 22. when many
noted drivers will be present
An all indian baseball team is now
being projected at Tucson for adver-
Using purposes. It is said that there
are five or six real star players there
who viii more than make good.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
JOHNSON THINKS MOVIE MAN
"SNIPED" FIGHT PICTURES

Havana. Cuba. April "a movie
"sniper' who evaded the vigilance Of
numerous scouts. ambushed Johnson
and Willard as they battled on Monday
last for the heavyweight championship
Of the world and obtained pictures of
the contest. This is the opinion of
Jack Johnson, who. learning that films
Of some Of the rounds Of the fight were
to be shown at several Havana theaters
Thursday night. at once started TO stop
what he termed an infringement of his
property rights. He consulted the Sc
cret police and applied to the judge Of
the night court for an injunction
The merits Of the complaint could
not be acted upon Immediately and the
judge advised the exchampion to serve
a written notice of his claim on the
firm OF theatrical managers VINO mad
distributed the films, promising to is
sue an Injunction today should the law
warrant it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
MUST ROLL PEANUT DOWN
STREETS TO PAY FIGHT BET

Douglas, -Arfz. April s.-There was
a very novel bet made here between
-gt- CIugston Of the sixth field ar
tiliery band. and Corp. N d. Eastland
O. the battalion Headquarters depart
meEr Of the same regiment on the
outcome OF the Johnson-Willard fight
II Johnson won. Eastland was 70 roll
a peanut from the camp to the Y "
c. A. II willard won Clugston was 20
do likewise Needless 10 say, SerEL
Clugston has 70 pay the bet The sixth
field artillery band is ready 10 head
the procession when he does, and. ac-
cOrding to present arrangements, the
sergeant viii pay the bet Sunday aft
ernOOn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
Fitz Maries Again;
It's Fourth Time For
Him; Ri0aLs GoodWin

Washington, D. c., April Bob
Fitzsimmons, once heavyweight cham
pi0n, was married Thursday night TO
Mrs. limo Simonin- He is said TO have
given her SS50 900 in jewels as a we'd
ding present F'itz rivals Nat Good
win in the matrimonial race This is
his fourth attempt He wanted Billy
Sunday to perform the ceremony.
Speaking Of his record Bob said that
one OF his wives died and two divorced
him. but remarked that this did not
keep his present intended from loving
him. In fact, he said that he would
have been married before this had not
the clerk in the marriage license bureau
asked TO see the decree Of his last
divorce. Bob said he had sent to Chi
caEO for the decree
Bob is 81 years old and Mrs Simonin
owns up TO y. For some months they
have been stage partners
Bob remarked that he and Billy Sun
day were old friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
LA MESA AND RECLAMATION
CAMP FORM BASEBALL TEAMS

La Mesa, " ", April 9.-The la
Mesa boys and the members of the To-
cal reclamation camp have organized
baseball teams and viii meet on the
diamond Sunday afternoon
During their practice J. c. Manning
was struck on the head by stray ball
which proved painful, but not serious.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09

recreation. not later than noon satur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
Inter-LenEue Match.

An interleague match between the
leading teams of the various minor
leagues at the Cactus club is now un-
der way. On Thursday night, the Bate
man team Of the Shelter league won
two Of three games from the Globe
Mills team Of the Industrial league.
Friday night there will be a special
match between teams captaiutd by
Davis and Bryan, andN some record
scores are looked Tor, as all the lead
ing bOwlers viii be engaged:
Thursday nights scores We're:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
ELKS WILL HAVE
A BASEBALL TEAM

The FL Paso EIks are going TO place
a strong amateur ball team in the fleld
again this season and arrans EN- en- =
7-a ALREADY under way to get the play
ers out and TO arrange for games 4
committee consisting OF George Ar
mold. j. A. Sherman and j. T. cam
is now working on the arrangements
for the season The Elzs are anxious
to get q franchise in the Commercial
league. IL it is not too late TO join
that circuit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09

The all college baseball club has been
formed at Deming and a game has
been arranged with the Deming high
school for Saturday. April Il. The fol-
lowing players have been signed by the
new club; %. w Bickle, Raymond
Niesse. Walter Clark. r E Hardaway.
jr-. j. L Taylor, Edgar May. ID. J. Ne
Clure, ID. Penzctti, Henry Raithel and
]. D. SOuthworth
A pool tournament that is being
played at various halls in Tucson is
creating considerable interest in that
part Of the country.
*
Efforts are being made in various
New Mexico and Arizona cities 10 have
Jess willard, the new heavyweight
champion of the world, TO give a series
Of exhibitions throughout those states
in the near future There is also a
general demand for the films OF the
big fight but the act OF congress for
bidding the Importation OF fight films
is likely 10 act against this desire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
LUNA COUNTY GETS $4,000
FROM OLD RAILROAD BONDS

Deming. N NJ, April s.-Luna county
has finally made a settlement by
which this county will receive $50. O00
in payment on the railroad bonds which
were issued by Grant and Santa Fe
counties in 1888.
At that time Luna county was a part
of Grant county and as Grant county
paid the interest. while Santa Fe had
not. when the case was finally settled
Luna county asked a part Of the refund
which was allowed.
Afhey cIOth-Iined weather strip keeps
out the cold Rathbun-MlX Co.-AdV.
Special rates on meal tickets at Ham
burg Cafeteria, PIG Mills-Adv.
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WAsHiNGroN. June @l.-One OF the
men Who has been most active IN at
tempting to got from the lu'ted states
Gcyerument the Assoc discarded kraE-
Jorgcuseu rifles II J. Dis Morgan OF New
York CITY. who Is known a. a promoter
and describes himself As AZ expert on
heavy ordnance.
Nj. Morgan has been IN Washington
for several months. in the course OF
which h. has prosecuted his effort I"
obtain tines, tast of firearms for WHICH
fabulous prices are being offered by
AGENTS " the warning Governments. lie
has been able to get interviews VT"
rresiden. Wilson. but has failed TO mo'e
81. Wilson. and his endeavors IN tha'
direction ar, now at an end
Morgan came 20 Washington bearing
a ITO whom II May Concern letter u
ntr .duct.on from a purchasing agent 10
New York ,lty. who r. supposed 20 ~
bus ius war munitions for one OF the
Au!es THIS purchasing agent aoknow'
edged that Morgan had asked for Thu
letter 20 help him IN his erort TO OBJ
tain these rifles.
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Admiral Benson referred the matter
10 Admiral strauss. VINO commented
tha, a qualified ordnance expert ne ar-
pC.atcd 90 consider The invention, ana
that The Secretary base his action On
that officers judgnlcr;
Molgar was told officially that 4
would re impossible for the Depart
r,ert 10 do business with him on re
basis thu he proposed strauss also
recommended TIA: he re referred -
the. Standing committee on ordnance and
INSTRUMENTATION Morgan has given
,rt, committee 10 mo'e satisfaction
,,., ~, gave other officers, and there
the matter stands
Nlear,.u, MS conferences az the
v.r..s House rave heen arbitrarily
ended. with 70 probability Of Their ever
ts''E resumed
In p..ya.e conversation Morgan has
Indicated thti MS device * "n' tor w
,-c...rc the range - h.C cu's. nut 20
naval officers hc hts used ONLY the gen
~, tom 20 Increase the efficiency
Ordnance @of'i'"'- ~ay IA - Increase
fa. rtrE, Cd: tho Hc gu, - 30 ifhcu
matte: all hat = ''r"~sl'N : - m
crease the angie D.; wh''H troy are hred
Tn. ranges are already Erct's' 'hah inc
I'm. = vision Increase o' Ne'oci'N IS
desired more thar increase OF range
NV, Tie former. 81. r'r 80 Ordnance en-
r,-t> .aW know. cannot Nc obtained e>'
.ep, =, the sacrifice - increased erosion
- Eurs
.Nim!ral strauss repeatedly attempted
20 &c, Morgan TO meet him on these
fundamentals. but without satisfaction.
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hilate an enemy who may be un-
fortunate enough to attack a nation s
equipped. therefore its great power must
I've recognized
III this death dealing monster were
now mounted on a couple OF modern
dreadnoughts at the pardAu.lles the way
10 I~onstsutinople would easily he ope'"l
within tweniy-four hours. as no Turkish
fort could withstand the pounding 10
which this device would subject ii: Set
the ship would he entirely out Of range
OF any forts guns not using this for
muls.
The more ono delyes into the mNs
terry wrapped around this eNtrdordinarN
discovery the more wonderful II becomes.
1t is far easier 10 imagine wtat IL f. no.
than what 1t is. The wonders already
performed by heavy ordnance duiing The
present war are of small moment When
compared TO this death dealing score.
and the claim to be able 20 sweep naN!es.
armies and fortresses from ones patio.
Ike chaT before a wind. is entirely
plausible.
The question is Will the tni'ed
states seize tho opportunity now pro-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
DIFFER IS
story of Campaign contribution
Attempt Verified In W~ashincton.

W~l.fII,.--N Ian. ~ -Cnrn.r,.,I,
IS .h,,i,,1 b,-s .I-l,, - Tn So
is. .vr, tina, {, 400 lb0 r~.-rnatgr
g,r,r .s,tior Wa ,~e-.I ., rr,!alo,,
MIS-, a'l ;rr rr,r,ty ,.ts ,,I -. ni
T., r,,r,,,ior Vii on .rar, - n,,air
com the I.rf.o3 S,,,.s G-ov.,n,,,n, i.s
955 noo disca~Lad k~.r.I1rcers., rtoas
W,i,a Eor.a ongr,,,s a..I;roI - ,,-.
mon, ,p tr. s.I,sI-es and me- 80
.e,c. vos ir,,-,,o,.J a., .r,,t, 80,
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Reaches the President,

Finally az interview was arranged
with Ircsii Mt wilson. and later he re-
turned 90 the Wal u; partmeut 1t was
about tbs time that he began limiting
that 20 large appropriation would be
needed TO OF tain MS Invention that all
tho Government would have to do would
ID 20 raise the cash through the sale
Of cas,oT WAY materials. Ot course.
Morgan referred to the Krag r.Aes. and
his rrnrcssl Was understood to he an
ofer 20 swap the invention for the
krags
secretary Garrison referred him 10
,i"u C-1zier and officers OF the bureau
q ordnance He told them he had a
device TO- improving ne efficiency"
~ l!g guns. lie would not, however.
disclose what he purrosed TO DO or
hoN he was 20 do u. and they found IL
IMPOSSIBLE TO do business with him.
He then Went 20 the Navy Depart
ncut. where he saw Admiral Strauss,
e Of " ordnance. and made the same
presentations a. TO the revolutionary
character OF his device. Wen Admiral
strauss tried 20 get him down 20 the
g. o., OF fl,;s Morgan refused TO dis
r'1se anything ahou; the invention.
Dewey.
Lite. nc renewed his representations
at the Navy Department and was re-
ferrsd ny the Secretary's Office 10 Ad-
m.rl' Benson. chic: o. operations To
Admiral Benson re made his most sNe-
c.fc proposal. Morgan declared that
his device would Increase 10y 10 per
cent - .flcicnoy - zig guns For me
invention he wanted 100000 He
d,rirled shat before he would lay his
scheme before the Government the Ser-
rotary o. the Navy should ob!lgate
h!ns,.E. 90 cas-" Ne found !; acceptable
&C. gsa lis u.moS; influence with CON
gres~ 20 appropriate the sum asked He
also demanded ;aa; the SecretiIy pleds,
himself rat In case the Morgan device
was not accepted to make absolutely nt
use q! The idea.
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Lever for the oNcr.

N,.,,- h,.od his a,tempt 20 get N,
80. n,r,,y ~, a, offer 20 give to the
,.,t,,I s,.,.. G,,srpmcn, an Invention
,n.., 70 .,,,e,aed vou,i revolutionize
,,5or, u,-e,ro and which would make
,to r....o5 states absolutely inyincib'e
,mo go. ,,,to,s o., tho world
$1,000. -.,,c,. alone. so he as
- ,.,,,..t him rr nm disposinr Of
s- ,,,r.,,, ~ any n. ,h, Turorcan
,.r. ,,I g.. MS his invention
go ,.,.s- u~...t,.,, - gem, , SER,
90 49,, cha, rave now been
..
N,.r.r. n,o.os,l 10 swan his 'ryeu-
o. maternal. was made
3D.. p-,.t5.,- Lon. 20 Sore
''' '''' w '"' ,..,
t.rt fA1. 'S.i' WIN ""''" !.
Or.t Is - -" Wa arl Navy "''f''-
,,.,,.. have been WILLING 20 Try uur Nor
. .-.rr~ a.,..a" hu, ,hcv
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IIcnscy's Letter.

Here Is a cop of the letter given by
Htnsey 20 Morgan:
waiter n. HeHsep. t32 Foprth dr'nuc.
NV YORK. February I. 1915.
To- WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This
j. to certify that ! had occasion 10
look into the character OF Mr.. J. Dix
Morgan In reference to a business
matter involving a considerable sum
Of money. ! found that he had been
engaged In assisting In the promotion
OF many undertakings In the past
thirty years in this and other coun-
tries.
In every case that came to my no.
tee 1t was stated that he would keep
HIS word n once given. and out
side of the fact that he has
been of an adventurous turn Of
mind and therefore liable to under
take larger matters than he could
handle. he IL well regarded personally
h. those who know him. Very truly
yours. WALTER r. fIENsEr.
II Is believed that this letter wa.
used nv MIR. Morgan IN Washington. At
any rate a United States Senator as
sisted IN bringing him TO the attention
OF high Government officials.
Mr., Morgan appeared in Washington
early In the year and soon succeeded in
obtaining an Interview with Secretary
Garrison In this interview Morgan In
sisted that he had an invention which
would absolutely reVolutionize modern
warfare. beyond declaring that II
would Increase the efficiency - big guns
he refused II disclose details. insisting
that he must talk only with the Pres!.
dent.
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NAuls. June 2l-Acoordiug To reports
received mere, the French acrp0lana
swgop On ;hr ZcHrri!n hangar ~ Eyrre,
ns'r Ghent, resulted IN the death OF -
German soldiers and ? women and the
%Nuundirs Of 1871 other persons
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MONTENEGRINS NEAR SCUTARl
capital Vow t~onpirtrl' >u,
Notwithstanding t>rr.'.f

Specio' 'Itl, h,,pni,a go
ROME, June 2i-Thr ~.
forces have occupied Tie 81. -. f.!
Scutari. which is nov ,oNr',', .-
rounded Tho capital t..i
will hc occupied DE- op1 ..
tauts In tho suburbs Di, 90, -'.
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Wanted Wilson to Savap
Krags for ew Gun DeOtce
J. Dix Morgan, a Blind New York Promoter, Offered a
Secret Invention to Increase Effectiveness of
Great Rifles More Than 80 Per Cent.
WAR AND NAVY OFFICIALS TURNED HIM DOWN

Morgan wanted this communicative FOR
use in Washington in his effort 20 bring
about an exchange NJ the Krag rifles
FOR his Invention. HenseN said that
Morgan wanted the letter especially for
presentation TO a United States Sem
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100000 900 Check an Obstacle.

That's where We met a great oh
s~tacle," interrupted Dr. Meyer smli!ngly
with a comic gesture OF both hands.
We could not show any letter 81 500
100000 as they demanded"
But ! spared for time. irving 20
get clos.r 10 the Government officials
and trying TO pump Mrs. Lewis for fur
Their evidence Went on Or Schim-
mel. Or. Never asked 10 sec tho
officials and the other sid answered
that We could do so as O as VIC
showed our cash In bank Wei, We
dall!ed for a time and then n. Never
realized he had pumped out Of them All
the Information they had and then His
ENcellencN' dropped from View.
Meantime ! called on Nj. Contcu'. a
United states Assistant District Attor-
neN with whom J had an acquaintance.
and ! told him something OF the si,ua-
ton. ! asked him II there was any
wronGdoing. Mr.. Content told me tnit
n ! had any evidence Of private citi-
lens representing themselves as Gov
eminent officials | should rresen, 1t tn
the bureau OF INVESTIGATION.
We'll. we had gone as far as We
could, We could not prove ANYTHING.
We had not got face to face with the
officials and there was nothing L. provo
what We had believed So We dropped
the natter"
Yes, and | went bach to my ordinary
clothes said "pr. Meyer" THAT was
"a relief, II had been strenuous and
trying for me, ! fell like a hunter a,
times, and Ven | had To- he CONSTANT,
on the alert so that Mrs. Lewis could
have no spies IN me | had To- be care,
ful les; ! should he caught and for tn
reason | never went any place where sh,
oull have spies Rat after We ,iruprcj
the game Mrs Lewis Ecp, calling 10,
~. schi.nnel and trying - &c, II
touch with me"
Thus" said Or, Schimme!, The mat