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accused Newt, ia the notes. and who told
the police that Neaot ought to hnoao more
about the crime
The correctly punched time-sip for Sat-
urday night mysteriously disappeared, and
Frank produced another, which had a skip
OF 0n hour, during which Newt would have
had time to go home, and change has shirt.
If Conley had not confessed, who knows
but that Ne1ot Lee might have been the
negro whom Ragsdale and Barber would
have sworn they heard confess the crime?
Lee might just as we'll have been the OBJ
Ject of that bought affidavit, which Rosser
dictated in his office, and for which Rags
dale was paid 5000. By whom?
By the Man in the Moon, of course.
If Ragsdale and Barber had sworn to
hearing Vert Lee confess, the forged time
slip, and the bloody shirt would have made
rough weather for Newt.
Nothing stopped the horrible frame up
against this innocent negro, except the con-
fesslon Of the guilty one
Yet Burns rants about the frame up
against Leo Erank-a case made out by as
fine an array of white witnesses as ever made
acho spu,med the persistent efforts of Burns,
Zehon, and q. ". Burke TO BRZBE THEM
into a change Of testimony.
Sought to appease public wrath by the
arrest of the man they s0id last saw Mary
Phagan alive"
They said, Why blame his impudence
Frank said SO himself, in effect.
He had to.
Several witnesses saw Mary on her way
to the factory, at near noon Just little
after the whistle blew-and Mccoy fixed
almost the minute she reached Franks door.
AS she was found dead few hours later,
in his house, how could he deny that she
had come IN there, alive!
He simply could not do it,
Then, the hard, memorable necessity of
admitting that she had come in alive car
ried with it another, equally memorable.
He had to fix the time of her coming, at
least approximately.
And here he was left to a narrow margin
of less than half an hour, because his stenog-
rapher left him at - 02 without seeing
Mary: and Mrs. White was back in the fac
tory at $50, and did not see anything of
Mary although she saw Frank standing be-
fore the safe in his outer office.
Forced to say when Mary came, he fixed
her visit nert after his stenographer's de-
p0rtu1e' therefore, after 1902.
He fixed Mary's visit at about :05 to
y 10, and that aO0s the true time eohen she
VdS 2c1tb nm IN me mean room, 20heTe Sne
eros assaulted and killed.
The fatality to Frank was, his ignorance
of the fact that Miss Monteen Slower had
come to the factory at - 05, looked for him
in both his Offices, waited around for five
minutes, and gone away at 1910, by his
clock, to report to her mother, at home,
that she had not got her money, because
there didn't seem to be anybody there!
Consequently, it was Leo Frank, himself,
who, in effect, made it out, that he was the
last person that saw Mary alive.
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g0oh rein. Qucretia, LAB inns nidt
mebr itreiten - iieb, meine SeeIe tit
belit frie0ooll, gleidmie am 2ebeus.
aben0." 9}od einmaI froge i6, NOS
rum bober mir chamber 10 behorr.
lid miBpxitonoen? @etpiB oibt eS
3eiten ga e8 not hit nit alien Sim.
item Der Redt3orup1lte, nit alien ouf'
gebouihtenG aragrapben9riin6en uno
alien ipiBfin6tgen 0eutungen NIT
Dem @a8ner 6erlm 8a itreiten. aber
eS ioqte bod aud anoere Stluoen
gebcn Ga mir Die Rooelitide Dar8ci
fen, un0 bic GrilmpAt0ne bel Seitc
lniien i'm urrs eli etnen itillen 8ort
III reiuer Wenidlihfeit 5%liarnuten 5u
finoen. Damn iheint es 10 Ieidt Den
geneinianet llnterarun6 8u ipilrett,
auf Dem oqe MiBperitdnouiiie iofort
derihnin0cn miiiien, unb otf Dem es
feine Streittgfeiten un6 feline blitoc
@inIeitigfeit, feine l1ngere6tigfeit
uno feilen SOB mebr geben fam.
an0ereS f6eint BON 0oten, ais
Dob mir ms felt oil bic pirfliden
g~ege6eneu Gatiahen baIteu, uno Dab
mir 0ieie unbeitreitboren Satiahen
bonn Stanopunft Der boditen meHid-
ltben Sbeale beurteiIen. Die Sats
iaden ieIbit ftaben ieIienfeit, uno
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bod erbuben itber ale u6lfiihe eng
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bic bohften moroliiden @eiese per-
10 miiiien mir ale in Ser8
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sic 8orfnung dui etnen balol5en ore
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tigfeit, NIT Der Die onerifdntlAe Of
ferttIihe M3cinung thre SAVtabungen
gegen @nglan0s 5einoa ansltoBt.
Sbneu 1T es gu @hlte ols Oh lie bier
in ibrem eigenen Sanoe III lo3tole
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5uiar1ttenge.
pfer6t itllo. GieS 1T nlft n1ebr EN-
bloBer &f Der gteinungen ME er
etruo Dor elmer BrditoentenrpobI etlt
bremen mag, Dies 1T Die Grbttterull8
irneren 8ilrgerfrieges, 10 tpie he ons
2nn0 gliidlidcrmeii elm babies Sobr.
bunoert binour6 1ift erlebt bat.
0}iaionen BON 9iirgerH, Oenen gleife
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rigt moroen, lie Itno gebronOmnrft
oI8 2|tbf6mmlin8e barbariider Gan.
Der, oI8 8egiinitiger iilnobofter pa
Ten, oIs &ertei0i9er DanoaIii6er Ser
breder.
Gle Iebter bier IN erIter, 8@ipeiter
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sehs monote fin6 Onbingegongan.
Gle tparen biel an flir5, Inn unS Die
reite. unbeimli6e @trflihfeit Der.
Fteben su Ioiien. Die 8elt unierer
Iiebgefuonneneu @efpobnbeiten lit IN
9riimmer gefalen. Greupoifplft hat
H6 In Sab b~ertDunSeIt. 6ehs Wo.
rate fnb su tnnppe Bet, um iih gan8
biuetn All fiibLen unb tHrerIid ndbr.
bait al srIebarL mas bies aIleS bebeit.
JAct. aber bic feds Ronnte lDore1i
hial ali lang fir urfere Gorge, fir
unlere fur6tbnre Gpannitna; bic
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Reutcr, Ser qpoitel Der @nhrheits-
lic6e. bringt Bic Rohriht. oeutide
Gffi5iere bitten int @efdngenealagcr
in 0loioenbeo0 Die Grlaubuis 81 Gar
%tenurbeitcn crbrten mo erbalteu3 lie
b1tteu 0arauf @lumclibeete angelegt.
Conn babe man ent0edt. 0aB nieie
9tumeubeete ben @ingnug 81 einem
Guucl ber6erQem ben Die 0ffi5iere
nnqeIegt bitten.
Gas lit leioer ridtiq. Die Off.
5iere bo6eu, nm fIiehen ST fonnen,
Ben Iunnel BON Mni6enbeao iiber
2on6on biz 3ober uno 6aru inter
Ser StruBe bon Calais 6inourd bis
Culai8 qraben pn1en, bon mo ite
~unteriroiih Bis nod Giten0e fon1mer1
monter, Inn bon bort a1f 0enielben
8ege 6eutihe Truppen nod GaIais,
Qober, 2onoon al filbreit. Ser 8ldn
nGre aud qegIiift, dber inter Qon'
BON itieBqn oie 0ffi8iere oif Elm Sim
oerni8, 0a8 oler ihrer 8erf5ellge,
ia ielbit ibrer Sprenqmittel ibottete:
.Gs NOR 0os Brett, 6os Reiter Dor
Ieiner Stirn bat.
Cine 9Glterin fomnt nit ei1ent
@ofet g~2iebe8oobeu" fir ihren 5obn,
Der in @oli8ien itebt, uno fragt bic
@oItmeifterin: o@adt's mas, oaB
.GBbore8" bornuf itebt, es ian al a
8aor SduaA 6rin?"
,Mla6en tuot'8 mir, pann's iet
Mog'n p%ertraqt," meinte nit gutem
&umor Die 4oitneiiterin.
8ei Der Multerung 1tn0 al5beburg
Ser unauSgebiIoeten Qan0lturlHpfli4-
tigen in G6ln lteute iih Der aomntl-
iion aid mein 8reuno 4rtltr boz, Elm
ionIt iebr lieber Menid, mr. Elm me-
nig beripadiet Qber faitnt merfli4.
@te er 70 bor Den priifenben augen
bes qr3tes ftebt bergiBt er ouf bic
3rage: Sober Ste einen 6ebler9~
qun8 feline fleine M}iBbiIolng alf Der
&ildanfidt, urto crit ais bonn Dem
oe8 ar3tes bic @ntideioung:
,Sunglid! Snfontertel~ entfdbrt,
fogt err: SD ban binoen en- feline
@%erfriimmung - .l1mbrebenl'
ioqte Ser ar8t beitebt itd ben Sdorl-
beitsfebler meine8 8rennoes nn0 emit
iheioet oann: n@arniionl" - 9rals-
ben norte ih alif ben 8ltfiinftigen
g terIon68retter un6 froge ibn Dol.
Ter Neugier: rgtln, 4rtur, ipie III
e8 Qetporoen? @o8 bilt 6n2" -
8orouf i'd bon 2(rt1lr bic antnort
u@6ren Sufanterte uno
@arniion!"
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-05
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-05

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-06-03
Best Orange Cane Seed at Bax-
ter Mill and Elevator Co.
Mrs. CheVaIier Dead

Died at her home in the south
part of town May 9th, Mrs. An
ME Chevalier, wife of Ed. Cheya-
lier and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Price. Deceased was
10 years, 5 months, p days old.
She leaves a young husband and
two small children, a son three
years old and a daughter three
weeks old, a father. mother, two
brothers and four sister to mourn
her death. Funeral services
were conducted at the home by
Mrs. Parham, after which the
body was inferred in the Baxter
cemetery. The family have the
sympathy of the entire commun-
ity in which they live.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Rath.
bone were called to Collinsville,
Okla, a suburb of Tulsa, the
latter part of last week. L. c.
Wolfenberger, a brother-in-law
of Mrs. Rathbone was murdered
by Joe and John Davis. Mr..
Wolfnberger, who was night
marshal of Collinsville, was TAX
ing the men, who were iutoxi-
Gated, to their home, when he
was struck from behind, his
throat cut end body slashed. The
injured man bled to death in a
very few minutes. The murder
ers are now in Jail.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-06-03
Decoration DaV.

Sunday morning members of
the Grand Army of the Republic,
the Woman's Relief Corps. and
school children decorated the
graves of the dead soldiers in
the Baxter cemetery. In addi-
tion to the graves of one time
resident members of the Post the
ground, followed by the bodies
of more than a hundred victims
of the Quantrell massacre, of Oc-
tober 6, 1868, was covered with
scattered flowers, while scores of
flags fiuttered in the May breeze.
Possibly never in the history of
Baxter have the graves of dear
departed ones been so generously
decorated with masses of bloom.
Large numbers of our people
joined in the ceremonies of the
day.
In the afternoon, headed by
the Baxter Band, the procession
reformed and marched to the
Methodist church, which was
packed by a crowd of reverent
worshippers. Music was fur
nished by the band while a pa
triotic address by Judge Frank
lin Adams was listened to with
breathless interest. May the
thoughts eSpounded fall upon
fruitful soil After the church
service the parade returned to the
G. A. r. hall. In marked con-
trast to the long marching COL
umns of the late seventies and
early Eighties, only twenty-one
members of the local Post were
able to take part in the parade,
and the steps of many of this
number were hating and only
by the exercise of will power was
the short march completed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-06-03

Tuesday morning the News
man enjoyed a trip to Lincoln
Vile and Quapaw through the
courtesy of Mr.. Walter Apple.
The land is fair and beautiful to
look upon, with wealth on top
and beneath. That section will,
in the near future, be one of the
richest in this section. Several
zinc mills are working with full
forces, pushing the task of sup
plying the demand for zinc.
Away to the west the smoke of
dozens of mills, shafts and drill
rigs form ascending pillars of
clouds. Drill work is getting
nearer to Baxter every day and
soon her time will come.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-06-03
Bilious Attacks.

When yon have a bilious attack
your liver fails to perform its
functions. You become consti-
pated. The food you eat fer.
ments in your stomach instead of
digesting. This inflames the
stomach and causes nausea, vom-
iting and a terrible headache.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They will tone up your liver,
clean out your stomach and you
will soon be as we'll as ever.
They only cost a quarter. OBJ
tainable everywhere. ADV.