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The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
ETHLEHEM
HITS 500

7NuW YORK, Oct 22.--Bethlehem
$500 opened at an even 500, an
10Th OF point above It's previous
-. and ~ above yesterdays clos
nr price on the stock exchange to-
~. The opening Was on sale OF
1o shares.
Gains were general among indus
1k;Als. while few OF the railroads
|SScso fractionally down.
n 0tudsbaker opened AT 1876, up T.
nnd : new high. General Motors
|o1ned 10 at 375. United states
feei's opening price was 81 "a
ln1n Of IL over night. and IA point
11nder the fve-year high made last
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rain and Provisions

ETKolr. Mich Oct. z2-opening:
~ IN the Detroit market opened
&4t change. Chicago was steady
3he tone In Liverpool firm at
@L price,. Opening prices Fri-
m Cash No. 2 red wheat. sIi5h
491ahsr. il.15; May. Silly: No. /
4lls. ~ 1zh
Xoo corn market II Arm at S7l1c
cash No and sshc for No. ,
!sQats are steady and in good de-
md At Al isc for standard. aoc for
Nh No. 2 white. and 5fIs Sshc for
white
\ Rys ~ Iirm nj sl.oi for cash No ..
q Bq3us are scarce and firm at $3.50
Immediate and prompt shipment
for November. and s3iO fof
e&cmbcr.
ff,l0versced " firm ana quiet a,
3.40 for prime spot and October
LILO for December. and si0s5 Tot
>r1c alsike
Elnaoth yseed is quiet ut ss.ss roi
&)lDp SPOT
s 3seih receipts at Chicago. Friday
eAt. 20 cars; corn, 81 ears. oats
III. cftrs
M x9Ny wheat IN Chicago opened Fri
f nj tLe4l ffi.oiis corn, AT 59J
{9sar. and onts at s94 ~ as5sc e.
IA 5<4ferpoVi wheat closed ~ a.
yb<r and corn ID higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

NEW NDKk. Dct. ---FIour mac
tive and unsettled. Fork Firmer:
mess. si7HI7.S0. Lard. Firmer. mid
de west spot 50 40 Gs5o Sugar
Ia n. arm. centrifugal. - test 81 80 .
muscovade. 50 test. s3.G2. refined.
firm. cut loaf. s6ls. crushed. s. 05
powdered. s5.55. zranulated. s. - q
$50. Coffee. Rio No : on spot. NC.
Nallow Steady. city nc special.
Sc country, 7G7Ic. Hay Irregular:
prime. s1.25II39. No. J. 90c II 81 %
clover. s0c q s. 20 Dressed poultry
Weak turkeys. I4u--iac chickens
I4Fi7c; fowls. l3IIsc ducks. lSfi
Isle Live POULTRY: Fir-l geese,
I5c. ducks. li0isc. fowls. iGHl5 \. C.,
turkeys. Sc. roostevs. lie. chickens
broiisrs. l5l1cG lie. Cheese. Firm
state milk common to specials. l > n
isi, G; skins. common 20 specials, 4 ~
1.L1c-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

the Efforts Of Nlinisted Brand Whit.
lock and Secretary - n Gibson. OF
The American j. >ub in Belgium
were approved by the administra.
ton Roth rs the United States rep.
rescntaHve and also rs r,presenta.
tive British iutere - In Belgium
Official approval Was given here to
all steps taken by WhitL-k In Miss
Cavalrs behalf.
Reported pardon by the kaiser OF
Countess Jean do Bellevillc and
Madame Thulier, two other women
changed with harboring Belgian sol.
Gicr~. in whose behalf Secretary OF
state Lansing AZ the presidents d.
roction. recently made representa-
ticns was received With satisfaction
by officials here.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
CHIc.co RIrTrR N,RkFT.

Ahl1Atr'l R'cL - Butter TX
tra<, 2sis 81 &c, hrSts lsc dairy ex-
Prime ordinary. es6 g NC Arsts. 2sft
2sLc Cheese. Twins. i4L n 10 Z
young Americas. l+a. p SC. Live
poultry: Fowl I0mI2C. ducks. Il y
ice. geese. l2l7 q i3c. springs, l3c,
turkeys, isc. Potatoes Michigan. Is
Il 45c. Wisconsin so Il 45c. Minnesota
and Ohio. 40 = 45c; new potatoes. re-
CENTS, 20 cars
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Local

THE CAKE WALK would seem to have come back for
other to Judge from the hit it made with the bril-
liant throng at Chicago hotel the other night Miss Wilma
Wynn, the little southern girl who less than three years ago
the dance.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
BITTER AND EGGS.

Butter Creamery. extras. 27l7 C.:
frsts. Zsizc dairy. gle packing
stock. i9c per III
Eggs Fresh receipts. candlsd,
cases included. 2SiTc current re-
ceipts. - a per doz Receipts Thurs
day. Liza cases.
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reduce Market

tReceipts OF peaches this morning
NM only about ten per cent. OF the
)>00t average and this week will
>&obly see the end OF the long
Nm. The butter market In easy in
~ and any change at all win
XD4boy BE- In the down ward direC-
~ rh0 demand for eggs IN great
E14on the current receipts can sup
ond storage stocks are being
NV drawn on. Cheese Is firm and
1111dg higher, The poultry market
4o1Rody. and for heavy stock is
k but the receipts OF low grade
(ry are large enough to keep the
otu>s with Minnesota stock stiff
I0G. The sugar market was 10c
D(f IN the way OF Reaction.
Doss--chcics. ss@5.so per bbl.
Sou. oi.to0 $50 per bbl.: western
0Uplea o1.3sN3.ss per boz.
- - seod shiopfns stocs.
q Fix TIL c!s.. ,xe,s ID
7~s's-5 LSS ~ bSr
ofeh!Gsl Pats, N0itxe:
Nj 4X Ilec: Swiss. $50
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

The following firms are privileged
10 execute orders on tie cNcrauEe,
Carlyle a Povah. W 4 UamlIn e.
Co.. H. w. Noble AZ Co. ". rs. Moss
70 Bennett, smith x Co. sinclair
Couls. Lewis q. gOrtan. w b
Reilly a Co, Geo NJ West A. %
Emmett IL Sprggue. T. 4. Mar.roue
q Co, A. W. Wallace a Co. VIM. "A
nos. Co. VIM. a. Neer & Co. w
o. mclaughlin. r.. X Pelton.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Nrw YORK. CorTo> u,skEr

ALTOONA. Pa, oct. What Is
perhaps the smallest penknife in the
world has just been completed BY VI.
A. Kaufman, employed in a jewelry
store here. II measures 5-32 OF an
inch IN length. with blade less
than 2-l5 OF an inch long The handle
IL solId gold. while The blade and
spring are Of tempered steel
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

hsit' December. unchanged. NAY.
lrb1nxed Corn December up !. e.
nv MP Nc. Oats: December. up
ID May. NJ nc. Provisions: Low
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
NEW YORK RITTER u,pnrr

.. NV lVHk, Oct 22.-Bufte
steady; receipts. S.sss. creamery. ~.
ra nc; state dairy. tubs. 2s6f zSc
mutation creamery tirsts. 23ma4r.
spt,lal, 1sh ~ zoe. Eggs: strong. re.
s,Pts. $3.50; nearby white fancy. az
fresh hrsts. ssas7c.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
ron sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

PriatiaE-tb~ plain neat kInd-that
10 ria ht-Time. Job Dept-NsiB S52o.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

PrintlnE--thr plain neat kind-thst
- Tight--rtmcs job Dept.-Nsin 1920
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Livestock
EAST rrrFaLo LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUrFALo LIVE STOCK,
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y Oct ~
Cattle 80 cars. slow; prime steers ;.
Cattle: 90 cars; slow. prime steers
cows IS q Ss5, heifers. ,tg75o, bulls
ssG7.
Hogs: 40 cars: market lower,
heavy, ss.3sQsSO. workers., IS 20 v
9 80; Pigs f595.s5.
sheep. 10 cars. market slow TOP
lambs. ISIS; yearlings. tiGi 30,
wsthers. ts5OGs.75. ewes. s. 80 Q s.
CaINes. SSrllso
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subsest TO com
mission charges.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Bauer PIANO and coal range.
cheap Phone 'Iemlock 1sfs-J
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct 22-HoEs Receipts, 1900. mar
ket. strong mixed and tutchers. - y1
heavy ssTSFssS. usI. Sof-.7S,
pigs, s&gsS5 cattle Receipts
1900. market weak beeycs, s. y
le4o. cows and hetfers. - - IS (,
TEXANS IS g. q as. calves, s. Is 4 /
sheep. Receipts 9.aao. market
steady native. isGety. western,
GSaB1s 50 lambs. s. sos ss5, wes'-
srr "a -STS-5
The Detroit times., 1915-10-22

Active stocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21
Blanks Thought Lost and Gone
Forever In Bacon Cave Where
They Are Dead or alternating
At Any Rate, It Is Safe to Hold Memorial Ser
vices, AS They Must Be At Least Half Dead

Gone are the Blanks and never again
win they be seen by living man. II the
latest report from Parlin Pond is as
true as its autheaticity would indi-
cate. At any rate. no further EFFORT
will be made to flnd the Blank family
before next spring, for 1t Is reported
that clues have been found leading to
their hiding place or tomb: and which
it is. hiding place or tomb. none but
the seven Blanks know.
A member OF the Journal stan sends
q message from Parlin Pond, in the
vicinity Of which he has for several
days been searching for Dad Blank
and his charges. declaring that he has
found tracks Of the seven Blanks lead
ing into a huge cave on the southeast
side Of Bacon ledge. He, alao found
bear tracks leading into the same cave
and for other reasons and that one did
not follow in.
Two conclusions are possible, with
sidelights on both. 1t is possible that
the Blanks have completely reverted
to type and have gone into the great
cave, even this early, to hibernate.
Dad Blank was tired when he went
into the woods and may have wished
to begin his winters sleep early. II
the seven Blanks are alternating in
the cave in safety, doubtless they will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21
.PITTSFlELD

The remains OF Howard Patten, the
three-years-ol son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Patten Of Lawrence. Mass. were
brought here Wednesday and taken to
the home of his uncle. Clancy Patten.
where funeral services will be held
Thursday. The interment viii be made
at the Powers cemetery in West Pitts
field.
Mrs. b. S. Mathews. a district dep
uty OF the o. e. g.. returned Wednes-
day from Rumford Falls, whore she has
attended school Of instruction for the
deputies. ~
Mrs. F. W. Briggs of Skowhegan was
in town Tuesday to attend the meeting
Of the Pittsfeld Tuesday Club Of which
she Is a member.
A business meeting OF the trustees OF
the -Four County Fair Association was
held at the once OF John Gordon Tues
day evening. s..
Friends will be pleased to learn that
the condition Of Mrs. Eva d. Stevens
Of Montreal. who has been critically i'll,
h considered better. Her sister. Miss
Ada Conn Of this town, is with her.
Mrs Stevens was a former resident Of
this town for q number OF years.
Mrs. Mabel Thompson OF Augusta,
who has been visiting In Hartland. ar
rived in town Wednesday for q short
visit with Miss Mira jenkins.
| A meeting Of the Friendship Club
was held Wednesday afternoon with
MrA q. W. Loder.
Mrs Frank Hackett, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. McGilvery and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
e. Getchen were In wAterville Tuesday
evening to attend The Birth Of . Ma
ton" =
Miss Ida Randlett was given Q very
happy birthday surprise party 1t the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. n. L. Damon
Tuesday evsaing which was success.
fully carried out by Mrs. Damon and
hsr daughtss. Miss 1GArion Damon.
There were eight young lady friends
present Miss RAadlstt was presented
With an ivory mirror and nall buffer.
A delicious lunch vas served. feature
Of which was . birthday calka. deco
rated h pink ana white. conxatnias
fsvorD a. MgAtsd candles.
Mrs. Inward Vax1sy ana ssn HnruiA
AAd dsusAtse DapmA u Hartlana lGes
AonAay Tor Lso AnOslaa. Cal, .WAsea
the faMf1y Win 1eca4A
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its previous maximum. Other stocks
that registered new high quotations
included Studebaker, up TX to 176x
and American Wooden to SIN. There
were gains Of / to points in such
lspacialties as American Locomotive.
Baldwin Locomotive, American Car
and Foundry. Lackawanna Steel, Unit
ed States Industrial Alcohol, Distil-
lers Securities and the Fertilizers.
Metal shares, especially Inspiration
Copper, were in demand, with a reviv-
al of rumors of consolidation Of In
spiration with Anaconda. Foreign buy
ing OF refined copper also proved a
factor in that quarter of the list.
Among the backward specialties
were Westinghouse. General Electric.
New York Airbrake and a few others
which recently claimed a large meas
ure OF speculative attention. Consol-
idated Gas made a further decline
with the approach of the time for ac-
ton on the dividend. a.
United States Steel was again the
most active of the former favorites, in
fact Of the entire list late in the after
noon when heavy buying was resumed
Its rise was consident with trade adj
vices which reported additional price
advances for finished materials and
an eased inquiry for pig iron and
raw products. Steel fell back IN the
final trading, however. the balance Of
the list, especially railways denoting
moderate pressure. The closing was ir-
regular and dull. Total sales amounted
to 900 600 Sha res
Estimates of November interest and
dividend disbursements show an in
crease of over 1900, 900 compared with
the corresponding period of last year
and account in large measure for the
prevailing monetary ease. New foreign
credits, including one from Russia,
were under discussion in banking cir
cles.
Bonds were firm on diversified deal
ings. Total sales, (par value) aggre-
gated s4,41o.Ooo. Government bonds
were unchanged on cali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21

Boston, Oct. %.
BEEF-Whole cattle choice 153.
SPRING BRAN-235O@A. ~
BUTTER-Northern 39la30; western u
o..
CHEESE-New York twins 16@163.
CORNING. yellow 7SA.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby ~
G60: western S0@42.
FIlOURASpfing patent. 560Q6.
HAY-No / srade 160H. :.
LAAIB-Spring 1906.
MIXED FEEDAs0@1s.
OATS-No. clipped white IS.
PORK-Medium backs q
POTAToES-17vG1s5 per two bushel
sUoAR-Granulated % Dbl lots $50.
VEAL-11617. ....
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One Of These Much Sought for Small
Farms Handy to the Civ

Three miles from Augusta, or Gardiner,
ting ton Of hay. Il story house Of s
rooms, barn 30x35 buildings connected
and in fair repair. Property is well To-
Gated. A very desirable little farm home,
for a man who wants to do some work in
the city, and is well adapted to poultry
raising. Price $1,000. 500 down. balance
on easy terms.
MAINE FARM AGENCY
Room 10, Augusta Trust Bldg Tel
9N-W, Augusta, Ne. oct20dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21

New York, Oct 3e.-Aaide from its
more orderly advance In specialties,
today's market presented no pronounce
ed features Of new interest. War
shares dominated the session with
some latent strength In = few Of the
representative rails,
Bethlehem Steel made the new high
record Of 62ss. an advance Of . over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21
Chicago Produce Market

= Chicako, Oct. %.
Government orders for heavy import
duties in France put a new burden to-
day on wheat prices here. Largely In
consequence. the market which was un.
settled at the close showed a decline OF
IA to ll612 net with December at leAa
al. and May at 10Sa@s. The outcome IN
corn was the same as YESTERDAY to Z
ar lower. oats were on to tut ana
provisions down ia to S..
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chieauo Cattle Market

Chicago, Oct. -.
Hocs-Receipts 5000; weak: bulk 7eo
TsseSSi1: rough 7356750; pigs %5o@73.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900: unsettled;
native beef steers eco6le.o: cows and
heifers 29o6s26: calves 160ll5o
ers S206S5 ewes. 4oo1ess; lambs. 6SS0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21
New York Money Market

New York, Oct 90
bills 1850: demand, 4.6s; cables. 1856.
Francs. demand, 5.s6; cables SIS.
Marks, demand, S2s; cables, SO.
Lires. demand. $50: cables. 6.35. ia.
Rubles. demand, 33s; cables &c.,
Bar silver, 49s. Mexican dollars 3Si. =
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STATE FARM AGENCY

An ideal Homs 1t Low Price.
5-acre farm all equipped. well located.
only IA mile from electric car and Sip
ping station on the L. A. & w. Line. Y
mile to Lake, easy drive to city markets,
Is acres in smooth field, cuts 10 tons Of
hay, 10 acres in wood and PASTURE Is
grated fruit trees: abundance Of small
fruit; six-room house. painted. blinds,
barn sox4o, blacksmith shop. shed and
poultry house, fine well Of water. Owner
Includes horse, COW, hens. hay and grain
In barn, wood in shed. wagons. harnesses,
farm machinery and q lot Of household
furniture IL desired. And win make price
and terms satisfactory.
We can show you some OF the best
farm bargains and city property in the
State.
e. l.. wORsTER, Gen. Mgr, Western
Ave-, Augusta, Ne. Tel. connection.
ncfM-29
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STATE FARM AGENCY
Fall Opening Of Farm Bargains
STORE AND FARM

Centrally located on main road In thiclly
settled neighborhood four miles to VII
lage and R. r. Station: II acres good
land. eight in moving field. nine in wood
and lumber, 30 fruit trees in full bearing,
fine set of buildings pleasantly situated:
Broom house, piazza, furnace heat,
telephone, spring water. ice house, car
rage house, shed and store; a fine BUSH
ness proposition for a smart, energetic
man with some capital. Owner not able
to carry it on. offers ii at a great bar
gain; possession given Immediately. Salts
factory terms. We have some special
good bargains in large and small farms.
Send for our special bargain list.
j. F. Ashford, Local Mgr, Cooper's
Mills, Me.
octe-9S
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HOME sEEkER4 4 eAoouAKTGRs

yin
ing
. {. L WORCESTER. Mar. Augusta aaias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-21

SALES have shown q continuous In
crease for forty years. Quality counts.
Largest selling brand of 10c. Cigars in
the world. Factory. Manchester. n. H."
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AGENTS WANTED.

asIrUATIoN TO TAKE CARE AND
s INN farm. for young widow. Good
T.:a.esf and best of references provided.
Epp stating particulars to c. Roberts.
S,s,. d. No. /, Hartland, Me-, care c..
Ssse oct21d1w*
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New York Stock Market .,
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

STAMPS FOR MARKING BUTTER
Paper. Quick drying Waterproof Ink.
Regular and special Pads. Write for
catalogue Of stamps for all purposes.
TAP Stamp Co.. IS Capitol St. Au-
eusta. Maine. octldtf
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A DOu6lE HOUSE WELL lOCA1.
ed, rents FOR - month, pays 14E Of net
price. For further particulars address
Box IS Nantaskst Beach. Mass. ocusdfts
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CT DEF

press, Notice to farmers. The under
rgnee will have in operation a new; mod
en- Monarch Hydraulic Cider Press. Mill
VII be in operation Oct. 13. F. W. jew
Ell, Hallowell. Maine. Tel. 49, octl2d2w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
GERMAN PLOT, SAYS LONDON.
"standard" Saxsests That Wilson
Re Asked 70 Dust Embassy.
SpeciaI Gable DespdtcA 10 Tas Sos.

LONDON, July 5-The STANDARD. COM
mentins on the attempt 10 murder J. p.
Morgan. y
s%uppos!ng that the crime was due TO a
German blackhand conspiracy in Amer
lea. 1t remains to be seen what steps
thu United States Government will take,
The case would seem to call for some
thing more than a perfunctory inquiry,
That. however, is a matter for Wash
ington, and Washington only. II the
United States Government views with
calm the killing OF It's citizens and the
blowing up Of it's buildings. no other
Government has the least excuse for
excitement.
There Ia, however, an aspect Of the
German conspiracy In America which
might Justify friendly representations
from this country, 1t Is becoming clear
that the German Embassy at Washing
ton IL the headquarters OF a criminal
organization directed against this coun-
try. and President Wilson might res-
sonably be asked to refuse further hos
pitality to its agents"
The leader from which the above is
quoted cites various cases Of alieg ID
German conspiracies, such az plotting
the Lusltania destruction In New York
and Washington the delayed intern
ment OF German ships the manipulation
Of certain American electoral elements
against Great Britain, and The fraudulent
misuse Of paport issued by the Ameri-
can Government.
The editorial points cut that Germany
throughout the war has scandalously
abused American hospitality. and winds
up:
After the attack on Mr.. Morgan II
may perhaps occur to the President tina,
this anarchic state Of things IL too
dangerous to he perpetuated. President
Wilson, who's View on neutrality al.
most rival the Pops's in their p~sssionleAs
detachment, must be aware that the
whole things Is, and always has been.
irregular and offensive In the last d..
gree"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06

either the wounding Of Mr.. Morgan Or
tte hitting of the Capitol.
A new indictment will be necessary II
Holt is found to be Muenter, as the old
document has been knocking around the
East Cambridge Court House so long
that IL cannot be found. probably hsv-
ing been mislaid.
Hilliard lives az l07 oxford street.
Cambridge, and knew Muenter for a
long time.
As | look at the pictures he said
tonight, they are identical from the
upper lip upward. but without the beard
there is a wonderful change. and 1t
would be hard TO tell II II is the same
man. However. II | talked with him
undoubtedly ! could tell Immediately,
THESE pictures nearly all fail to
show Muenter as he actually was. As
remember him he was a man with
very prominent teeth. He seldom
smiled, and in fact about every time
! remember seeing him he rather
scowled, However, at first glance A
person might say 1t was Muenter, nut
on second thought there is a doubt
owing to his being without his beard
Capt. Hurley. the homicide expert of
the Cambridge police, who obtained the
evidence which led to the Indictment
o. Muenter, has not BEARD anything
from New York Ia reply TO his request
for an accurate description of Holt, or
the results of g. comparison of the
Muenter picture on the police circular
with the Morgan assailant, which he
asked for.
Hurley is not altogether satisfied that
the Muenter indictment disappeared by
chance and intimated tonight that pos
slbly some one representing the accused
man had a hand in seeing that it was
rnE,Nntal FROM, shc n(t,A 90 tk< 1~l .
me Superior Court. He did not hesitate
"a say that agents Of Muenter were quite
busy about six years ago in regard to
the insurance OF 81, 900 which was car