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The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
PERSHING'S STAFF
LEAVES AT ONCE
AHEAD OF TROOPS
Division of Soldiers to F Follow AS Soon
AS Possible. Plans for Reg
istration Day Set.

President Wilson last nj ght ordered expe-
dtionary force of American troops to the trenches
in France.
In signing the conscription bill, which pro-
vides for the recruitment of army of 100000 by
selective draft the President rejected the volunteer
divisions offered by Theodore Roosevelt for serv-
ice in France and directed the War Department to
prepare force of $4,000 regulars for immediate
dispatch to the battle front.
WILL BE LED BY PERSHING.
They will be the flower of the army and viii be led by
Gen. John j. Pehng-"Black Jack he the camps and
tonments Of the Philippines and along the Rio Grande
Gen. Pehng, accompanied by his headquarters staff will pro-
eeed to France His command will follow fast their
organizations effected and equipment and transportation
provided
The sentimental expedition direct result of the repre-
of Marshal oe and Vice Premier Vian Of France
has been opposed by the General staff of the army.
WILL LEAVE IMMEDIATELY
Every bit machinery disposal government last night
working with object troops carry
Old Glory their the earliest possible with the
very best Of everything the nahc affords
Other troops reinforce rapidly the general
staff believes advisable
The National Guard ordered service Yesterday
mastering take July August respec-
lively
The President late last night issued proclamation setting
the date for registration Of all between the
military Out of the 10O0OOO who register 900 will be
selected for training to begin about September l.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19

$500 to New York and Return To-
might Ask Baltimore and Ohio agents.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
Commerce Chamber Boosters
To Work Until Wednesday
Drive Doubles Trade
Body Membership

The Washington Chamber of Com
merce has doubled its membership in
the four-day campaign in its For
ward Washington drive.
Yesterday was to have marked the
end of the formal campaign, but
volunteer workers declared that there
were so many good prospects in sight
that it was decided to let it run until
next Wednesday in an effort to bring
the membership list UP to 1000
In the four-day campaign new MEM
bers have been enrolled as follows:
Iuesuay. 'ss''.... eo
w.drssd.x ing
ThurSdax 1SP
Fridav 1SS
The above figures are up until Fri
day noon. Last night sixty-seven ad-
ditional members were reported as en-
rolled, making the total membership
slightly more than 100.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
$4,000 u S. REGULARS ORDERED TO FRANCE IMMEDIATELY
/. GEN. PERSHING TO COMMANDO WILSON SIGNS DRAFT BILL
ROOSEVELTS ARMY REJECTED JUNE REGISTRATION DAY
WILSON'S PROCLAMATION
FOR REGISTRATION DAY

The President last night issued the
following proclamation:
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19

The Herald has by fsf the largest
proportion of home delivered eireu-
IatiOn (mOmins OF evening" Of any
paper in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19

The Herald has by many
thousands the largest morning
home circulation.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
Action!

They realize that the Har-
rOun Motors Corporation has
triumphantly passed its devel-
Opment stage and that the fu-
ture can logically contain no OBJ
stacles TO compare with those
that have been successfully SUR
mounted.
Now is the time" they have
declared, and they are backing
their declaration with their
cash.
Are you a waitawhile?
If so. take due thought of the
situation.
There is a time for waiting.
But there is also a time for
ACTION. And that time is
NOW.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
STOCK MARKET
REMAINS QUIET
price Movements Narrow ana
Largely Professional In
Origin

NEW YORK. Nav 5.-The Ne"
York Sun financial rcy'cw today
says
TRADING was quiet IN today 5
shor, session OF the stock market
and price movements were no the
main narrow largely OF professional.
origin and therefore OF no great
sIenihcance. There were active IN
teryals IN such issues As United
states Steel. Delaware & Hudson
and others in which heavy shori
interest had been built up Cover
ing in those stocks carried them up
from substantial fraction 10 ss
much rs three points or so 10 Della
ware & Hudson Sentiment in Wall
At. was distinctly improved with the
new spirit OF cooperation between
the bankers here and The secretary
OF the treasury as was indicated by
the conference OF yesterday and The
big success OF the war bond fota-
.tion.
There was a hrm undertone 20
the industrial list turnout but rail-
roads were irregular. with an al
ternate turn 10 weakness The
opening was variable within narrow
limits. Strength later developed
moderately with r. s Steel above
ia: Anaconda and Utah fraction
ally higher and United States In
dustrial Alcohol UP a point or more
Most OF these gains. however. were
neutralized before the closing
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
FTGTN M TTER
Tr.GTN Uf Eutter sales Sc ~
.ivanre - fr

Members % Tho Bakers and Con
PETITIONERS union ~ Detroit we've
restrained bv m injunction issued
SATURDAY morning hv Judge Cold
from joining tho Bakery Wagon
Drivers union ON sympathy
strike The Injunction ra7 granted
on the petition % ne Oakland bak
cry and "A other employing bakers
The drivers were restrained from
threatening the employees or patron
~ tho petitioners and from picket
inE about their places ~ hn-Ine-
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

hS.53S officers Will be divided
Sixteen infantry divisions Of sls
officers and 27245 mon each.
sixteen divisional hospitals OF "a
officers and 222 men each. TO care
sag Infantry divisions
Sixtyfour infantry camp inhrm-
aries two men each
Two cavalry divisions, 607 officers
and 1901 men each
Two divisional hospitals OF % ON
GERS and 23S men each. TO care for
the cavalry divsions
Six cavalry camp inhrmaries two
men each
Coast artillery corps with a total
OF Goo officers and 10000 men
Medical corps with a total OF 2ss
officers and 00o men
Sixteen hrigades heavy field artil.
lery. AS officers and 1919 mon each
Eight aero yquadrons, 10 oincors
and l54 men each
Eight balloon companies, 10 on
Gers and l5i mcn each
Ten field hospitals six officers
and % men each
Ten ambulance companies. Ave
officers AVID 100 men each
TWENTY-FIVE neid bakeries one Of
fccr and 2t5 men each
a.r..f..r.. N.rf..FI.r.. -
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
The aitawhiles"

We recognize among these
newcomers the great conserva-
tive element which never in
vests in any NEW enterprise.
no matter how promising. until
il has demonstrated % their
satisfaction. the sincerity Of It's
organizers and the real merit Of
is nrOnnsitton.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
We'll Buy Later"

Let the others develop this
property until we believe il will
succeed they said. Wait
awhile. Our Harroun stock
may cost us more but we will
buy ours long before 1t reaches
it's normal And we will be
SAFE.
So they waited - until now.
But today they are waiting no
longer.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

They have been given every
opportunity to verify carefully
the demand for the Harroun car
and the sales arrangements by
which the entire Harroun out
put has been sold for five years
20 come.
They saw the price Of Har-
roun stock advance in pace with
the Corporations progress. but
they still watched and waited.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
ARMY PLAN
IS MAKING
PROGRESS
Congress TO Finally
o. h. Measure
Very Soon
ORGANIZATION
DECIDED UPON
Various Divisions Are
Made Public b.
War Dept.

WASHINGTON. May s House
and senate developed signs today
that they might clean mp the cues.
zion OF raising Americas armies
within a day or two.
Sessions OF the confer~es commit
tee started his forenoon The
Roosevelt division issue, the age
limits question and the exemptions
problem were The big differences 10
De smoothed ont
Americas first half million
army consisting OF 52S.e59 men and
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

ing it because they believe that
the gradual advances Of the
past will be exceeded by the
automatic advances that viii
follow the appearance Of the
Harroun car on the streets and
roads Of America.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
wait Awhile!"

That is the motto Of these in
vestors and they have been
waiting waiting and WATCH
ING.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

The impending nature Of this
event is brought TO our atten-
ton in many ways-most no.
tally by the appearance among
the new subscribers 20 Harroun
stock Of a class Of investors not
heretofore represented
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

Pvinfine--the ptsin aeat kgns--thst
riwht--rinaes Job Dspt.-Nsiu $500.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
True to Motto

They know that the great
Harroun factories have risen TO
completion. They know that
the equipment has been install
ed They know that materials
are arriving, and being stored.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
Paving the Price

They are willingly paying 80
a share for stock they could
once have bought for S5-pay-
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

The HaOun stock buy for SO share will cost
$40 in the very future
II sincere belief that shall again quote Harroun
stock at a lower figure than the present.
Already foesee the approach Of date when,
with needs for liquid capital and impending expansion fully
supplied shall the sale Of arrOun Motors stock to
only years shall develop. and
price which will be greater than that which prevails
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
Good Onfy-UntiI Harroun
Shipments Begin

Harroun Motors Corporation,
Dodge Bldg, Detroit, Mich.
Enclosed find 49,. pay
n,ent In full for ...... shares Of
Hsrroun Motors stock az 50 a
share OF $40 par value, these
shares 20 be delivered as an ad.
Interim certificate, issued by the
Equitable Trust Company Of
New York.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations hv Horuhiower A. Weeks.
Mag op-n luKh Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

b-Bd sold v-smft
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

PrintfnE--the pisfn n-st ktnd--thnt
- rfRbf---rfrr~- lob Deps --~rfn aT7n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

Paris.-Stars and stripes hung be-
side tri-colOr on EiffeI tower Sunday
afternoon, while formal salute Of q
guns was fired in its honor. It was
United States day in Paris and Amer
lean flags were everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
BERLIN TAKES
DAY OFF over
Nj. FALL Of RIGA
~ JOHN cRANoENs

bnHe1 trsss S1stt eofseshSn"~"'
HERLrN. Sept. 4.--Berlin took n
holiday today to celebrate the fall
OF Riga.
The whole city Was ablaxe with
S1sss. notices and pictures All
SCHOOLS we're cl0sed and the peopie
on fhe sffset tubitafsd In the ete
tory. Tue srsnes Wsre semsaiseee
Of sssIier Gays az The wee ehsn
Asrtiu Sss sssssss, - ISnden-
huge ssrtnssee eeSest thS Rus
@seDNsA9e OF HamSprS and Bre.
apSD took OCCASION toStelegraph the
eaoseH assuring 0im OF the0 10y
atty and Aeir determination TO
ADld out "fepulsing all foreign in
terSerence in Germanys Internal
affairs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

.. pea sons and newspapers that
hove no SnowlcdG of Russia. but
Just can't believe actual democracy
can succeed &nywhere. cheeNully
@h0d the astonish@nt.
what! Lend more money to
Russia at time when according
to the press dispatches the la@
bottom has fallen out OF every
thing? when the dreadful radicals
with Hbom the country Is filled
are raging up and down terstlng
for hot blood and threatening o.
struction?
when. II is plain. chaos reignsl
Above all. when Russia is bank
ruptl
That makes $275, 100000 we
have lent this nation that walls
tContinued on page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

We @ho CNust serve in routine ways at home
Are somehow envious Of you who
To ft yourselves for against the foe
Qlo challenge the world across the foam
Or yours is Q)sh adventure, you will face
Great moments; you will dare the rumblina guns,
Alnid the roar tumultuous that stuns
Nlhen lock arms in murderous embrace.
You Will know wars tremendous heights Of glory,
You will knp~ wars stupendous depths OF pain,
Yo4gvili take9 part In all the rack and strain
OF earth's res1ekns-you w9SLiVE the story
That we shall only READ. And while fret
(At humdrur tasks that have thrill at all,
You who have answered to the nations call
X9u do great deeds that men shall not forget
Gbu will fight noby, ali your hearts afire
With battles exaltaton flaming high,
And II grim fate that you must die O
You xAu have known the death brave desire.
So we VINO serve In mine and farm and mart
Wish you "God speed" and envy you your part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
0Ase@ @ic9fmsS 90
%ewf9v eds; dSp0e &
Valuable Just No@

By( tnitrd Press Leased Wire
FORT COLLINS. Col. Sept. %
fhe a$grage food ration of n Sam.
my in thee eeld is i,2O0 caloN@ &
day. Rice has a food value of
1880 calories per pound. There
fore, according TO c. +. Vail. sta
tlstic shark OF the Colorado Aggie
college. who estimates an average
of three ponnds OF rice is thrown
at each newly married couple. one
Sammy could be maintained for a
day on the waste. lie advocates
substitution of stones and brick
bats for the food product.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
WE'LL GET BACK
RUSSIAN LOANS
Government Has Vayt Pusaes-
sssns Which Are Sxe ur1sy
Enough. Russell Says
ONE CHANCE TO LOSE

<Maa 10 iAmWxhap an Tine aavsAM
~ ar~@asn kr cMap ,Sn Edwmwa
tkmmauai, asaxt wwsxnw OF yhs &*ar.
sMMas &am twMs s'ts@vs+s& s~enn
ftsalmpz. @maws he apSIx t%~ae
arnmmxhn 10 q nhennjaNS az <ha at-
sansaS Qaaaea sxaxeg s9mnsaSaIan
20 shs new RUoslsa government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
5saP SbDOUID LBkE TO BE WITH YOU
I'M TRENCHES" WILSON TELLS MEN

WASHINGTON Sept. 4-Expressing the wh that he E9ua
battlefield President Wilson today ad
the citizens accepted LOT
military Thomas Chadbourne 1r OF the
New parade committee q
Please say the September now entirely my
heart wit thoughts follow them across
vi also with genuine envy TOT
should be the field and In the uenches'
where Independence OF te
alongside the other peoples OF te
ourselves make end OF those hihss
wbic have threatened their territory the lives
of their people character and independence OF
their government them Godspeed for me from very i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
NEGRO REGIMENT TO
Be At EACH CAMP

WASHINGTON, Sept A.
There will be one negro regt-
ment at every national army
enampment where there Is suf-
fleent personnel, Adjt Gen. Nc
Cain announced today. This
order ended speculation az TO
whether negro troops VIII be
trained with white men. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04


We have aasecd the $1,000
MaA In ths "our soye In
8ranee Tobacco Sund'--ansthss
means aoere OH be SocD thSp
$500 packages % emoDSo o.
Che Sammles at the front, co
Qibutse by Star NoAde0
But
We need more men with We
(&pIrlt Of Hcrvey Lindley egb
%. Highland drive.
Lindley In a capitalist. lie is
former president OF the Rainier
club. Generally. he's a man o
even temper-a good fellow. But
when he gets peeved--goodness!
Hervoy Peeved at Star
Lindley got peevcd at us OF The
Star. and he bluntly told MS so. lie
was mad thru and thru. lie accus
'Al us of being slackers on the 1ol
that we weren't getting enough
money for the tobacco fund.
There are all kinds OF folks II
town who would be only too glad e
give. but you didn't include them II
(contlnued on Page io)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
SEATTLE WILL
SAY GOODBYE
TO SOLDIERS

Whis "Iazm ha nSers dispense JOY musie ard re: IRE
,c streets OF downtown district. S~ste will
bid godspeea ard good essr o~s 20 the ' s"d'ers AZ
all; ro,trihw.s for caspCMaf army
nssrsr or %eafsng select ser
vice ho~os hsds~e. will Owe saesSs III tue cofmmAAnNV.
"Atvsss. mn@e smcsng when you say g.s'd oye' IS
.. ..m OH M committee OF the kng county
@ strapeac service, under the auspices OF which the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
@G@0 sAu@orF Nor6S

J Water will be shut off in the low
service mains in the district be.
tween Ray st. and Cremona St.
from First ave. w. to Fourth ave.
n. except on Etruria st. west Of
Warren ave, on Wednesday. Sep
tember 5, from s a. M. to 12 noon.
NAlso water will be shut off on Fer
St. from 18th ave. S. TO
Lake Washington. on 54th ave.
S. from Ferdinand To Alaska SITS.
on Lake ave. from Ferdinand
II. TO Hudson St. on Wednesday.
September 8, from a. m. to s u. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
DUT'Y FOR REAL AMERICANS!

LET THERE BE NO SLACKERs AMONG THE PEO-
PIE OF SEATTLE. s.
line the sidewalks tonight cheer the boys they
march in parade. Let them go the Arena aeward join
the farewell celebration be given these fighting whom
we honor.
@> IT IS UP TO THE PEOPLE AT HOME TO DO
THEIR PART IN KEEPING UP THE NATIONAL
SPIRIT.
Tonight is chance.
If fail to take advantage of opportunity to
show faith what fighting for If fail to do
tonixhts ceremony-then deserve to lose
II fail deserve he the slaves of the German winners
And will be.
II Germany WINS the American democracy will have proved
be democracy of rabbits and sheep.
In world full Of wolf hounds the ultimate destiny Of such
people IS guessing matter
Americans however have had ignobe part play
and will America has led e forward march of
and will continue tn do
Tonigh 4nercan w1H dmonrae Seatle. they uiN
ali the similar cssbraron thar ffs 00vfhy
descendants of free fereans ra fhep the traditions
that haze made the glory Of me Stars and Stripes
TONIGHT. ALL HEARTS OF REAL AMERICANS
WILL BEAT AS ONE!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04


THE WAR has entered its decisive
~ stage. 4: The last battle is now be-
ing fought-not in the trenches, not
in the air, not under the sea, but right
here in the United States 5 a. r"5h es So :a' & e i. $
The is be decided by final Of the relative fitness
of the German and the American democracy
II the American democracy proves the moral equal of the Ger
storfacy tho fundamental quality which makes nation
it will win.
That is the quality of "stck together" work.
No sxial national organization that lacks this quality
live
dae the draw tho hatslefelds in the harvest
fields and in the shops The has entered spiritual
stage 1t staying match between German social and
ona efficiency and social and national efficiency
The allies have hut their bolt ard have failed They
defeat Germany without Our boys the front viii do
their part. AND NOW IT Is UP To THE AMERICAN PEO
PLE-THE PEOPLE AT HOME.
Tonight ws-the people Of Seatte-haxe . duty to
FORM Tonight Seattle going honor itx fighting To-
night going show solders. saiiors and select
service think of who. in this national crs
the service uniform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

SAN FRANtTSx'u. ANpt. D.
French Consular sxsarbea today aro
looking for t.,euf fsexs sfeS. of Tex
as. who Qoit fhe Fsenss aviation
service last April sfA;x Nss recent
iy In SAN frsncascn. Gearing his
lieusenant's unisnrn aDe Nas enthu-
sfast,cAIs received. 1ksnch Consul
General Neither satt Hall has no
right 70 wear the nni1nsm since he
quit the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

Chatham contains immense military and naval establish
mcnts. docks barracks. engineer schools and
fcations Shecrness is also strongly fortified port, the
naval arsenal of England. Ii has great docks
The size OF the naval casualties reported indicates that
the German raiders bombs blew up something possibly a
ship some of the buildings in tho great bases
Chatham is about IS miles from London Ii is at the
lower point of the river Medway, which flows from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

,
ssisssssnesrSa at s ~. N. 81 aerial
asss.ssfso;;st anlM lSe mbnad as a aAanal Ros
idf,a .5ObNSa TO sa@Me. There pfNn'
,assVF NpolN ne ,@nse eaan 5000 men
S.t& uqS05sket6 I'm Tba gno@essTnfn. and
.lsssS ,:sm@ i,ySlbausas 9Wr he led by Col.
Ssauv9gNd0l a6d.0OBaa esosdaDna@dler OF sne
sssssasssssl@ @spa6Jb@gHsFSa N@Ss@3fys
l0sr stlSe lOOsle OF stMFGm @aAg DC snen
.ssynsasss5elg lS@gdl@e badges sh@@anR ehe9
..sSsiSi1a lspems @eritNRA@a Goe service, ref
: ;saESif5s 6n9Nn rFAfs Iast0n. Second
!: S;slelSa@ge@5n imFamffymens nov In
.akSjadsG. seeNaeea naval rn1lifIamen
Nso05m 6he MagSefsEty training sta
..is!%sl, sJaa marines and sailors from
!: NE. paueet Sound navy yard at
; TksSasOefknM1. ':ss. 20 -,
y. :. MiseyTf be followed by veterans
III. slse rdsHl emh Spanish American
s.se5iirssa, GHf9& aid ahd mUSes cnnsah'
y - OF aAe Med rxn@s. stnd Uniform
::?5sS:Gai, aA 6TMfassAl uE6tsa. .. %
80. ::.' nse A,s6tSo In paea6e
~: asjll .sssS~ssSse. wEsh sAs sSeeptsou
!. IN spssa o. H. a sbSssosfs. Nul Ssni
!: :Ns;s6essasua ans4 ass6e1 @fu - "a
S3ss-s,,,ssslNhea % sNp SseeheA
;. nssavasssawp vstt - res ess>aes
a Sss~sssssss ss sase %
, aesa seas o tNe sAaen1. e&oi
sessssag saap elssks. SU 10 Pest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

A fow days
ago the admin
Istration decid
cd 10 lend Rus
sia q u OF h o r
Sr00 900 200
At this all
ers ons and
newspapers ! n
this cou n e y
sbAt secretly or
openly hope the
Russian demof
acs viii fail
peoSessed sreAs
stsoisbs1ns
sfsn ~ Asl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
lO8 KILLED IN
GERMAN RAID
ON ENGLAND

NJ - cas~h WH~ !"
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Cerman aeroplanes
last night raided the Chatham-Sherrness
area of England Chatham is British
naval base and Sheerness is a naval and
military depot). inilicting what were Off
cially described today As naval casualties"
totaIIing 1O8 dead and 86 wounded.
On the isle Of Thanet the raiders killed
one and wounded six other persons.
to 1850 last night" the official statement
said. "Our machines rose and anti-aircraft
gums were in action without results"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

The University of Washington
campus covers 355 acres. and for
the session of l916-1917 there were
.3.253 students enrolled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
~ cnAs. EDWARD RUSSELL
fG@@vflahs. 1917

Here is sbe Russian situation
compressed toto one incident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04
QUAKE WRECKS. COLOMBIA CITY
..ssss ws-. pss..s .. CO. ~m

On rsses rse.s Is.ssS wsss pss.ss &C. so
WASHINGTON Sept A-Threc hundred housS were
eporssd destroyed wah anknowp number OF casualties
snc result OF severe sasl ssakc a DNoa Colombia
staao Dpa 90 woga nessaAe asncd today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-04

tenuis cbxet tUp Up
f,ep0ie Pr@ecutoe ltslseJ aud
steele have been conducting q
thoro Investigation of tse taa,
bress." Lnpdin ssio. "ens pos on;s
nave ssmc into sbe allegations
Wadc Sy Glasgow. hnt also have
c no ar6 so she etatm msde by
jsilers tAse Gl&sep% himself saw
toe tsil.h~ess and made no attempt
20 Tgpsent IL.
"Xe o.e DOT thru with the case
yer, apa Z can say nothing more
Ahcos IL"
.tasgows statement alleges that
tacre ere prisoners In the county
jats now who know TO be true the
raers he sets forth. and lie asks a
speedy trial 10 order shat their ties.
sifnunt NAV be produced In court.
Charge Cruel Treatment
The defenaont aYers.' says the
statement, that since HIS return
TO Jail on the same day of his de.
livery. effected by the sheriff. as
aforesaid, he has been and ,s nov
being subjected to cruel and inbu
man treatment by said Stringer
and said ShcIlberg. that for dass