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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-29

years belong not only to the most inter.
estlns nut also TO the most pleasant in
my IRE. 1 am particularly thankful for
the rare comradeship OF the Amcrtcor
navy that I have been permitted TO ento,
que TO the kindness OF its paua,t 49,
amiable Officers. "
me great and cordial hospitality
Nhlch IL 50 proverbial for Americans and
N4s extended also TO me from the
very ilrst day OF my arrival In the Unit.
co states / can never forget.
u course. l refrain at the hour OF
my departure from again rcfuting an
me stories which were told about me IN
tle American papers and which mostly
Ike the silly Huerta ale-wer Invented
by the Providence Journal
rms paper with its British born Mr..
ramon. has done its utmost TO create
an almost hystericaI SuSpfccion - snv
throughout the country in order ~ me-.
Juelce public opinion against Germany.
We SerM@rs do not understand what
FULLEST personal liberty consiatsnt with
me welfare OF the state. but We do not
permit the diplomatic representative OF
friendly government 20 D. insulted ad
iDitum or our government 10 H.. EN-
~hhrrasscd In SIS dealings with other ma
ions nor mems regulations 20 be- wan
tohly sacrificed BY tic bold and rcck.
less uttcranceS OF an -rrcSponsible pr,ss
IKE the Providence Journal. And 4 ven.
sure that In shcre SELF defense YOU will
De forced TO take like measures notwith-
press. ''N
While our enemies have been and arc
DelnE supplied from this country with
All -ornls OF death dealing munitions OF
war without which they would long
since have been overcome nav. Nm
u~ehounced from one end 0f the country
70 the other Tor having been concerned
az the outset OF the war in chartering
SHIPS 10 supply our cruisers Al sea with
c"al aud food. as though IL were a crime
instead Of being. as q is. and has been
considered by your court. to b. a strict
~ law ful act. The ships that brought
coal proNtSions and supplies from Hong
h"nE 20 ADMIRAL BeW.y'S fleet during
the Spantsh-Americaa war in 1895. were
cleared Tor Macao and not for the Amer
lcan Wsrships % ace, and in their clear
ancc pRperr n wa stated that the cargo
consisted OF scrap iron.
IN THIS connection { may cite one Of
lhe RACING newspapers which said on
Bccenbcr ) In regard TO the recall OF
my coileeEue captain Won Papen. and
myself: II viii be worth considerable 10
Us ~ we Keep our sense OF proportion
working and do not permit PREJUDICE 10
shut our prospective
1t As my heartfelt hope thar the
United states aud Germany which hav.
50 many common Interests. will always
maintain their friendly relations. that
pace VIII come soou and that the abate-
cans 20 have for Germany -rS Germans
the same rood Will a. formerly
say good bye 10 all my personal
friends IN this country. thanking them
Tor the tnnumsra BILE evidences OF friend
ship have received At their hands and
remained impartial and unbia--d A.
war The bloodsheJ and misery OF which
fore
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Hoover. Mrs. J.. W. Bell. Della Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Macklin. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. p Ballinger. Cora Henry. Mar
saret Jones. Pauline Jones. Mr.. and
HiFS brand Ross, Roland Howard. Mrs.
= honck J. Houck, AIR. and Mrs. Fred
Zones, Charles DALEY. Harry Costeiow.
Nillam Brash, Emma Hrash. &. W. Nc
meme kosaris Tarzia. Bessie Williams.
mrs, Al Ietry. J. w. Petry. q. q. Porter.
n. y Conmahn. Aka Ring. 4. Mccain.
y, X Johnson Gayle Howard. NJ. g.
s MtisS Mr Eqn IN wilson, l. /, Halfer Mr..
l. SUIT r. W. Burns. +. II. Davis. q.
!, Baiinger \. n. Henry. l. W. Fowl
Eberley. w r Henry. OF Holloway n
VI. Burdett, OF Holloway: q. X. Dun
lap. &c Bellinger and wife: n Met
Harry Justice. Joh Burruss. Miss Cap
Pr. Mr.. and Mrs. FlackindsOn. Mr.. and
Mrs; NJ. J Landers Helen and Mary
e. II. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bis
hopp. Mrs, John Ballinger. Miss Mar
sS1et SFogan' X G. zimmermen. Clara
Mcneil II. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. MaurS,
Mt and Mrs. A J. Macklin. Mrs. q. !
Coss. Helen Duncan. HiIda smith. g W
Schawtie. Mr.. and Mrs. Hehi. Mr. and
Mrs. j. Garrison. Mrs. Albert l..
Mrs. n. r. Holloway. Mrs. Lou Foster,
Mrs, NJ. II. Shields. p l.. Carney. Goldie
Rush. Angela Sonneheld. DaIsey Shep-
para Magdeline peggin. Rose Deggin.
y p Bentley, L.. y. Williams. ID. J..
Ealinger. W ". Henry. Mrs VIM.
Zones. Mrs 7 Hopkins W. p. Hopkins.
u. =. Hopkins. Mrs. T. Hopkins, Mrs. !.
Grogan, Mildred Hopkins. Mary Hop
kins. Margaret Hopkins. Mrs. Eufaia
Steinett ~. Stinett' Mr.. and Mrs. ".
smith. clyde Smith. Charles J.. Proud
foot. Mrs. Charles J. Proudfoot. c. Mil
Ter. g \. Williams. T b. King. Mrs. r.
I. King. ". J.. Elliot. Cameron: Mrs
W. ]. Elliott. Cameron: sophia BAIRD
Moundsville Frances Henrietta. Mounds,
J sloan, Cameron. j.. NJ. Roster. Band.
W. Va Mary Roscoe. Benwood; J. NJ.
Garvey. McMeehen, Mr.. n Mrs. J. r..
Cameron Mrs. A. c. Mediey. Mrs. F, l.
sexton. J. N Garvey, sr. McMechen:
waylsnd. RoSert TSompS wayI M AT TIT.
her J l. McNein. Alma Thomas. ". J.
Duney. W J. Duney. McMechen: Mr..
Holland. Cameron: W. Wavis' Cameron
J NJ Horington. Warwood; W. c. Dig
gin. 9. II. Wilson. !. J. F1nneEan. W. q.
eron. Henry schultz. McMechon: G vs..
Logston. McMechcn; Judge Frank W.
N;esoitt e p Holloway. ~. y. Beck.
Landau Hiida Dixon. Nell OConnor.
Percy CoNen. ~. Burdett, Holloway. o.:
r W. burns g L. StillL Mrs. sadie Ri
Martin. Catherine Flatley. Mamie Erh-
man. j. j. Fitzpatrick, 7. J. Neil. d.
White, John Marsh. Il. W. Eaton, Al
fred q. Paul. p 4. Abbott. J. ". Roob.
q, J.. Simms, Ralph Hurris. l.. l.. Moore.
Martha Hurrtss. J l.. Roodora. Mrs J.
l.. Roedera. Margaret Peel. Mrs. Albert
Griffith. A. ". Grinith. Adelaide Coates.
u. q. Dewell, Cameron. W. Va: James
Mariner. Mrs. James Martinez. Mr..
end Mrs. Charles Barrett. McMcchon: 4.
VI. Yates. Cameron Howard McI.ain.
Riley Gorbey. Cameron. Mrs. D.. G.
Dewel. Cameron; MI and Mrs j. T..
Reynolds. OF McMechen: j. II. Sivert
and wife. Of McMecnen.
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ROOT SPEAKS AT
PAN CONGRESS-
WORLD PEACE LIES IN REAL RE.
sTRAiNT or NATIONS.
SAYS SENATOR.
Laws Must Rule Nations Win Force
Behind Them-Arbitration
for the Future.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2s-Iu tho
real restraint OF nations bv powerful
International tribunals operating IN
der "a definite code OF laws alone lies
hope off worid peace. Flhu Root. for
NOR ~a.crefary ~ state and rauafor
from Sew York. declared .n .u ad.
dress Hr.e tonight He was s%uUakiur
lU.ur. a Joint session OF 1 subsection
nu International law from Ono PAN
Amer 0Hu Scientific congress and tho
American Society of International
'nv of vN... he Is president
TIe Christian church bias been
n. "U.0. IrI good uiI among men
for fH s%0HIur... and sfI There be-
H|I Nr Root Concerts Of
Europe rnI alliances and -rnirufes
H"t .N.''.HI h.IHrD. off power aII lead
H...U H'rit 'n war; Cancellation. GOOD
HI love D. peace human sympathy
.r. 100 Ineffective without InafIfu.
.l fhrHU.h which froy can act
1n.. fHr U.. .U..ff Of establishing
good restraint hy av seems t0 remaIu
'H ..r' .'... fU ihr "undoIhfcd viii OF
. waco majority of mankind
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Captain Boyd Denounces
Reckless American Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Captain Kari
Boyd, the recalled German naval
attache; Colonel Edward Nj. House.
President Wilson's special emissary.
and Brand Whitlock. American minis
ter al Brussels. boarded the steamship
Rotterdam within a few minutes OF
each other today to sail for Europe.
colonel House and Mr.. WhitlocK
were uncommunicative but Captain
Boyd gave out a written statement
In which he denounced what he char.
acteriZed as the reckless utterances
OF an irresponsible press. and predict
ed that the American government
would "tr self defense" some day find
II necessary 10 curb such u~tterances.
colonel House said he would yisi.
the American embassies al London
Paris and Berlin and possibly Vienna.
Concerning the object OF his mission.
he said he had nothing 10 add TO his
previous statement. in which he de
clared that his trip would in no way
be a peace mission. but that he was
going at the request of President VII
son and Secretary Lansing fully 20
INFORM various American diplomats as
10 the precise attitude OF this gov.
eminent. Colonel House was accom-.
fN " AAH VIE
Mr.. Whitlock and his wife reached
the pier some time before the vessel
sailed and the crowd that
them was so large and monstr
tive that IL was necessary for a police.
man to escort the pair down the pier
to the gangplank.
7 feel better than when I came
home said Mr.. Whitlock. 'I would
ike to show my appreciation OF the
consideration which has been shown
me by newspsPermen since I have
been home. but I decline TO talk on
any Important matter"
CAPTAIN Boyd drove 70 the pier ana
a. soon as Do alighted from his taxicab
ne was surrounded by a large crowd. and
a policeman was called TO escort him 20
the ~sanEplank. WHORE a number OF Ger
man friends were waiting. After hand
ing out his statement and shaking hands
board. vi
There was some delay IN the sailing Of
The Rotterdam. owing 20 the close exam
nation or tho and the ship's
MANIFEST by the Dutch consul Eenerars
office.
His Statement
captain Kari Boyd issued the fol.
lowing statement just before leaving mo
United states on tho Steamship Rottcr
dam
Before this terrific war broke out
j had IN" great fortune OF having
served almost two N a haif years Tor
my emperor as naval attach. 70 NJ CO.
man embassy at Washington Those
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OVERLOOKING
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n The System. and Breeds
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WILSON OBSERVES
HIS BIRTHDAY

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Dec 2S-On
hir hath birthday President Wilson
worked several hours. read hundreds
of kilograms 81 con~Eratuiation from
people an over tho country. took "a
Ions automobile drive over snow Gov.
cred mountain roads and in the even
irg Dad q quiet birthday dinner With
his wife Doh their suite.
s. 'euFthy letter from Secretary
Lansing reached here during the law
20 Del understood io have given n re-
eicv az International aTairs. discuss
Inr particularly tho situation growing
ont off Austrias methods Of submarine
warfare
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come on with "gets-It" Do just I1nsera
the corn from the true flesh. easily. nd
then makes 30 come clean uT IS
hours ends curuH FOR Feepa. Do makes
the uae ~ ape. r1rn-aQufeTIuE band
ages. irritating HnlVes knives. arIeanrr
and razors really look ridiculous Get
10 Or those coruH quickly. surely. pain
leHHlV@tuHt easily. with "gafa.T "
warts and hunl0ua too. Tfr tna
20fh century way.
"Geta-ft' o. cold tv OH drIgEIafs 2-r
Co. chicago. Sold In Wheeling ana rr.
commanded o. me world beet corn
remedy by John Coleman Co O. &c.
Gnest A. %.
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WITII1m ] I""""- W. an0Wn %cTfIFer
OF North Wheeling. unHerd away after
being 800 Tor several weeks Ue was in
hiF Ffth year of arc Funeral services
o'clock. from hir Ilfs residence EfI Na-
tUuaI road. fnfrrmerf private ON Fri
dnF morning az 1n o'clock at Greenwood
cemetery.
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John o.

John o. Tannehiu. one Of the Oldest
and most prominent residents OF Wash
inEton county, Pa. s. dead at his home
In West Alexander. Death occurred yes
terday shortly before noon. as a result
Of a fail on some ice near his home
about three weeks ago.
Mr.. Tannohil was born In Canonsburg
Pa. ~ years whore ne lived until
about 30 years ago. when he came 20
West Alexander. where he spent the re-
mainder 81 his years. following farming
until about ~ years ago. when ne re
tired. Die was a sthunch member 81
tho West Alexander United Presbyterian
church. and was among tho most active
and oldest members OF that congrcFs-
ton.
Mr.. Tannehill r. survived by three
children: Irof. Clarence T~annehiIl. prin-
clpal % Pittsburgh High school: John
O.. a druggist 81 C1arkEhurr. and hrs.
Cherries Mckclyey. a. home.
Funeral Eervices viii b. held Friday
afternoon at . o'clock az tho family
homo by the Rov. MT. Riddle. pastor Of
the West Alexander Presbyterian church
with burial In tho West Alexander Gem
etery.
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Obituary
Count spag1aa

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S-Count STEPHEN
r. Spagiari patron OF the arts. and
organizer Of the Italian m OF
commerce OF Chicago. died at a hospital
here yesterday after a brief Illness.
Count Spagiari designed the Franch-
eppi Palace In Venice. and also drew
plans Tor the palace OF King Umberto
in Turin. He was born In PeEEto, Italy.
nfty-nine years ago and came from a
distinguished family. lie came 70 Chi
cago fifteen years ago.
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Funeral services for Max Frankr. tho
day. Will Pc hold from fhr family home.
1889 Jacob street. fh-1 afternoon az 3
o'clock Burial will b. iu Greenwood
cemetery.
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LONDON. Dec. q. f:20 D. m-The
Swedish steamer Ncreua. Of 1.22q o
gross. was sunk On the North sea on
day. The crew 0nuod
about In two boats until Monday when
hey were picked up.
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LONDON. Dec. Is, 7:4O a The
Amsterdam correspondent OF the Cen
trail News Association sends word OF
the ceath OF Prince Egon ~ Hohenlohe-
S~chilingfurst. eldest son Of the late
German Imperial chancellor.
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~GETS-IT" FOR r
SURE AS R

Any Corn, with "GstsIt' on It, Il an
Absolute "oonsrf"
Yes. its the simplest thing in the
world 70 get rid Of "a COrn.-when you
use Gets-lt the worlds greatest
corn-ridder. Really. it, almost a
pleasure % have corrs just 90 see Them
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MORE SHIPS SENT
TO THE BOTTOM

LONDON. Dec. -. 1911 D. n
The steamer van Stirum has been
sunk. The crew was landed.
CTho van Surum was a vessel OF
$3.50 tons gross. 331 feet long. built
at Londonderry this year. She was
by tho British admiralty
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-25

W. II. Holmes OF the DEBORAH, la.
journal Says. 81 have been q suffer
or from Piles and llemorrhoids for
years. got no relief until my drug
gIst recommended Moritol Pile Roni-
cdy. Before I had taken half the
package the distress was gone and
/ have had not trouble since. would
not take q thousand dollars and be
back in my former condition
Price 800. Warren Bros F>fll-
s.yo Agents
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-25

Nrt G o. Phillip of Jackson
county rs visiting Mr. and Mr." %
b. Wagner In the west part of Sour.
nv NnunLN
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-25

have permanently located In Sny-
der. Onlcc over the Owl Drug Store.
Practice limited to the diseases Of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
i2tf I. n. SMITH, VI. u.
The sun., 1915-10-03
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner -. raul. sailing to-
day for Liverpool, Vil, take mail. closing
az $50 \. Vi. for Europe. except Germany.
Austria, Hungary. LuNcuhurg Turkey. the
Netherlands, \or,dN, sweden. bcnndrh ,
also for Africa. West N~,t tnd :1si ludics
The Holland America 'in"r Nleuw Nin-
gtrrdam sailing Tuesday ftr Rotterdam.
viii take mail. ,iusiug at $50 \. NJ Tor
Europo. oNrrp' Gr'utuN, Austria, Hun.
gary. Iuxemburg. Turkey. Nu'Niy, sweden
aud Denmark: ais" for Afr.ca, West Asa
and East Indies.
The compauia Trausu' 'iautic1 llucr M
tonic I.opc2. sailing Wednesday for '.adiz
and barcelona. Nill tax" mail. dosing =
$50 4. NJ. for spain. Portugal and G!-
brJt~.
The Scandinl Wan American lr"r tnii"d
States. sailing Thursday for thri~iiHnsand
and chrstiinii, vii TAX" mail, closing =
10 4. NJ, for NorNaN, Swed"n, lennirk,
Germany. Austria. Hungary, IJN'mhurg
and Turkey
The sun., 1915-10-03
MEMPHIS EDITOR IN JAIL.
Punished for Publishing Item Pro-
hihitrd ny Court.

MEMrIus, Tenn. oct 2.-Gllhert H.
ltaiue former editor Of the Memphis
NCrS Srimitdr and "A brother Of G.
Hunter Raiue. former cashier of the
Mercantile Bank, who is serving "A term
in the Federal prison NJ atlanta for
wrecking that Institution, was ordered
to-day to pay fine of s5n and costs
aud serv" sentence Of ten days in the
county jail
rh" former editor Was s'ut"uoed Tor
contempt of court when he published Wu
item IN hh paper concerning evidence
IN a trial involving thu estate Of a
wealthy reciuse, which had been oIccrcd
stricken from the record, Judge HItt-
man stipulated that the tem should no.
b. published,
The sun., 1915-10-03
rr.dibiIity Attacked.

Gibson testimony ~ discredited by
.r4uSl Tor Mayor Bell on the theory
hat hr cannot lie believed because he
admitted ON the witness stand that he
p,rjur,d himself before the Federal
grand Jury and county grand jury by
.ou'rrd.ug h-furo those investigating
bod.rs nnt' net. was nothing crooked
n tu" Glghfh precinct Of the Third ward
III lpl4 and that he knew Of no wrong
copn 't,d hy Mayor BELL
Glhsou Is a defendant tn the con-
sr.rdcy indictment and he was TO have
ben tried before the trial OF Mayor
B,ll \ f,w days before the date set
I"r ha trial he suddenly appeared in
eouit and pleaded guilty
Ernest Eocdcr. also "A defendant, bust
ness and political associate OF Gibson.
oI~O pleaded guilty and gave testimony
SIMILAR 90 :hat given by Gibson Roe
der also admitted he had perjured HIM
srf hefor" tn, county grand jury.
Testimony of saloon keepers. who
'".titrd that when they refused to con-
'ubu,r 20 the Democratic campaign
''ud last f.dl the police laid on them.
was offered by IN" state in support
81 the count M the indictment charging
a conspiracy 80 - Holt and accept money
from saloon keepers and to raise a fund
10 d.hIurn the election.
Tire, saloon Keepers. Fred Weiffenbach,
john kOcI"r and Joseph Crane, testl-
tel they were appointed by Bill kisse'
closely IDENTIFIED with Mayor Bells Or
sanitation aud a defendant In the m
nCw.u, against Bell, to act ar SUB
-HUr,r- rh,y testified they collected
aboI, uuu from saloon keepers In the
seventh ward and that this money was
turned directly over to Mayor bell
A-h,d what Mayor Bell did when he re-
'.Nei uHI money, the saloon Keepers
sad ro made rotation in little book
k'-,'. N.- rp' treasurer of the Demo
it' .um.t'"" and under the law SUD
."turrrs suould bo appointed by the
[ e. sLI-.--
The sun., 1915-10-03
OLD DOMINION LINE.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED Blps viii be received BY The

SEALED BIDS viii be received BY the
RuaIi Of Water supply, ~ Its Offices
twenty second floor, Municipal Building
park Row, Centre and Chambers streets
Sew York Guy, until ~ \ VI, on Tuesday,
october 18Th, 1915, for CONTRACT 1856, for
The erection Of two steel frame build.nrs
steel covered, for tho drainage
"hnmhers, at shafts ~ and q, Of the CiIy
tunnel Of tatskll oqueduct. New York
CIy. Both buildings are of, apron Nimately,
the same size, the larger one being about ~
feet by 40 feet by SO feet The suhstruc-
lures or foundations uf these buildings are
being built under other contracts
At tho ahoNe place and time the bids
vii hr publicly opened and read. panph-
lots containing Information for bidders nd
contract drawings can ne obtained at the
above address, al the office Of the Score
prN. by depositing the sum Of ten dollars
500 in cash or it, equivalent for each
pamphlet For further particulars apply
10 the oftce of the Principal Assistant En-
giuccr AZ III. Hhove address.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President.
CHARLES y, CHADWICK,
lOHN f. CALVIN,
Comm ssloncr- of the kOard OF Water supply
GEORGE EATHERSTONE, Secretary.
The sun., 1915-10-03

'iarry Rodocker. In the saloon hus.
ness before the primaries at which
Lyons was candidate. said he met
Mayor He'll IN n room with Thomas Tag.
gsrt AT the peuisun Hotel. which ls
owned by Taggart. flc said He'll told
nm ~ would be hest for him IT, u. for
Lyons FOR treasurer and that If Lyons
We're elected treasurer things would be-
better FOR him. Al that time Rodocl<.r
was Tor James kervan for treasurer.
itarry Farher, II saloon Keeper. who
denied testifying before the Grand Jury
mat Bill kissel. III soliciting "A coutribu-
tinn To the Democratic campaign fund
told him It would he best for him to
pay and ~ stand in with the city ad.
ministration. was indicted for perjury.
Edward O'Leary. formerly m iron
worker, known as Rig Chief O'Ieary.
testified that he talked with Mayor
He'll In the Mayors office hefor. the
election and that tne Mayor told him to
go ahead and do as he always had
done. Ol.eary said he told the Mayor
he had voted repeaters. O'Leary fur
ther testified he paid men the price Of "A
drink to vote election day. and that
Bill kissel gave him SO. telling him
he knew what To- do with H.
Joseph Lane. II negro saloon keeper.
who H. active IN Republican politics IN
the First ward whcr. there H. a heavy
negro vote. testified that before the eirc-
ton he was called to the office OF
Samuel V. Perro;t. chief Of police H..
said chief Perr"tt told him he under
stood that the witness was going tn
help them out
Lane testified that he told perrott he
The sun., 1915-10-03

Gibson .'stiti'd that Mayor He'll came
IA ,b. pr.,,uri ON the afternoon OF elec-
>,,.,,,,...r . ,oti vho, ,..,-
wv ''''
inf "h''" S'"'' ''e'' s"o"N h"'"s WIN
him GIh>uu testified when Bells hand
.,,r..I ON. ~ his he found a roll of
,',, ina. 10, al. rt,,,, h,,,,
'"'
Ie H""' "' 'o""''" INV "''"es' iou""
the roll contained eleven u bills, and
boi.h, negro vote, at 81 each with this
NON
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20, inside the polls. Gibson said were
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