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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20

the war which would be ont Of all pro
portion to their normal needs.
1t was also proposed that the Impor.
tatlon of necessary raw materials be
the determining factor In allotng car.
go space. Proposals were made that
supplies of raw materials be provided
for In all peace treaties, and from such
proposals 1t was an easy step to the
declaration that, having provided for
them in treaties, the Government must
throughout the transition period main.
tain supervision of the importation
and distribution of raw materials as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20
Italian Shock Units
Smash the Enemy
BULLETIN

Rome. oct. S.-ltalian shock
troops north OF Lake ldro on the
northern Italian front yesterday at
tackled the Austro-Hungarian ad-
vanced posts and inflicted heavy
losses on the enemy. the italian war
Office ANNOUNCED today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20
HAIG REPORTS ADVANCE
Bulletin

Bulletin
London. oct. 9.-The British and
american forces in the region OF
Il Cateau have successfully con-
tnued their advance. says Field
Marshal Haig in his communication
tonight. Southeast OF lie Cateau.
they penetrated to the high ground
west OF Catillon and also have
reached the west bank OF the sam
bre and Oise canal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20
LOCAL BREV|T|ES

Policeman Waited Davis is con
fined to his home because OF influ-
enza.
John CHM, deputy sheriff, who
has been i'll for several days. was
able to be at the office yesterday.
Constable Blaylock brought Les
ter White to the county Jail Friday
night with a charge OF carrying a
pistol placed against him.
Tom Fogle, constable OF Graham
township, yesterday brought Ray
Anthony to the county Jail. He is
under 10 years of age and his case
will be presented to the juvenile
court.
Ohm Shipman, who is so years
old and blind, OF Shawnee, was mar
ried here yesterday by Justice
Franklin Bourland to Mrs. Maggie
Sisney. SO years old. a widow with
two children, both very young. She
said her home was at Gushing.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to: John Shipman, So, Shaw
nee, and Maggie Sisney. IS, Cush-
ing; ]. ]. Couch, 40, Ardmore and
Emma Jeffries, SO, Lone Grove;
Thad Johnson, 2l, and Clara Wy
nant. 20. Deese; Jesse Wharton. p.
and Ethel Gilleland, II, Brock. /
In the police court yesterday aft
,rnoon Jim McAfee entered plea
If guilty to a charge OF running his
AR with the mufiler open and was
ined $3.50. His case had been up
II the moruiup session Of the cOurt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20

London. Oct. l9.-Refugees arirv-
ing in Holland from Belgium. re-
port that u number OF ships on the
Eecloo canal carrying German of
ficers and war material were shot to
pieces and sunk with all on board by
Belgian troops on Friday afternoon,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20
War Bulletins

London, Oc:. 10 via London
Between Olizy and Grand Pre-, in the
Champagne, renewed French and
American attacks on the German
lines yesterday broke down. says the
ofhcial statement issued by the Ger
man general staff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-20

I London, Oct. l9.-Field Marshal
Haig's forces not only forded the
Marcq river, but advanced between
this point and the River Scarpe.
Here the British reached line vir-
tually level with their line south of
the River Scarpe.
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Paris. Oct. i9.-There was anoth-
er panic on the Berlin bourse Thurs
day, according to advices from Eur
ich. Maritime securities are reported
to have dropped Is per cent and
chemical products issues from 10 to
20 percent.
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With the Allied Forces in Belgium
Oct. 10. (By The Associated Press)
The towns of Chereng, Hasmy,
'Vred and Cattelet have been cap
tured by the allied forces.
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With the British Forces in France
Oct. lo (Havas)-During the last
fifteen days OF their occupation of
Lille. the Germans took away into
captivity $4,000 of the inhabitants of
the city.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-10
fflagel, care rapeste atitea Wet
omenesti, tocmai in floarea tine

flagel, care rapeSte atitea Wet
omenesti, tocmai in floarea tine
retei.
ST de multe orr cfnd sunt che
mat, in ascmenea cazuri, intre
Rominii nostrii, crezind ca sunt
nn Dumnezeu, CD poate sd sal
vez viata aceluia afcctata de a.
ceasta teribila boala, nu pot fa-
ce altceva, decit sa vars 81 Gu
o lacrima, 81 sa compatimesc pc
parintii, fratii, surorile ETC., carl
Isl vad tot cele mai drag cS.
este condamnat, Cd trebue sd
mOara. \
Oar insa pc cit de teribila este
aceasta boala, pc att este usor
de combatut, 81 multi pot spune
foarte multi pot sd scape, daca
sd supun la anumite reguli, pres
crise de stiinta medicala.
Trei lucruri trebuc stiute, 81
anume:
1. Gel ce are sd site Cd arc
tuberculoza, 81 ca Ipoate sa sea
pc daca va indeplini anumite re-
| gull .
2. Gel &c 0 are sd caute sd nu
TO predea altuia, 81 astfel aces1
flagel poate sd dea mai putint
victime.
3. Oamenii sanatosi cind vim IN
contact cu tuberculosi sd cautt
sa nu sc amestece Gu Ell; de ALT
mintrelea expus so capete.
In toate tarile civilizate, sunt
societati carl au de seop pre-
ventiunea tuberculozei. ST aci II
America pc linga ca Statele eau
ia prin diferite mijloace pentrr
a impedeca intinderea aceste
boil, apoi avem societatile pentrr
preventia tuberculozei aci in A
merica, carl cauta sd investige
re toate cazurile cautind Sc ds
ajutoarele acelor bogati, sau a
celOr saraci fara plata. Char $
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-10

Gu scopul ca sd ajutc la Inde-
plinirea sumei dc $l6,OOO,OW pc
care comitatul nostru trcbue sd
colecteze prin vinzarea de w. s.
S. lucratorii din fabricele din
Cleveland vor Fl rugati, saptami-
ma viitoare ca sd cumpere fieca-
re w. S. s. de un dollar in fieca-
re saptamina.
Doua suite 81 cincizeci dc MEM
bril- din comitetul pentru vinza-
rea de w. S. S. s'au pus pc lu-
cru in aceasta saptamina, Cd sd
cistige pc menagerii fabricilor
pentru scopul lor patriotic. In
fclul acesta fost numit cite un
reprezentant al acestui comitet in
ficcare fabrica. In totdeauna
cind va fl lipsa comitetul va tri-
mite cite un vorbitOr &C va vOr-
bi in Englezestc 81 alte limbi.
Acct din comitet au spus ca a.
ceasta nu G nOua ,,campanie'
Marcile au fost in vinzare intre-
gul an 81 s'au vindut in mari
cantitati, insa Clevelandul de-
parte de suma pc care ccrut-o
guvernul de la acest oraS, asa
ca aceasta noua activitate va a.
dauga eel putin 100000 dolari
la suma care deja cOlectatA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-10

Brutalitdtea Characterization sd
vede 81 din numarul de cite ori
au ucis pc detronatul lor tar.
Ccca &c am dori sd vedem mai
virtOs Zilcle acestca este Cd soar
tea Germaniei 81 a lui Kaiser Sd
ajunga alta de desperate, incit
el sd fie slit a-si pune eel 6 fl
ciori al sal in prima linie de
lupta.
Tot nacazul eel avem dc la
eel Gu gura mare ,,cari spun tot
&c gindesc''. zace acOlo ca oame-
nil acestia nu glndesc nici odata.
Eva nu fost cead de pc urma
fcmeic care sa lasat scoasa 81
izgOnita din fericire de IN
StI DC NCuIIlON.
O fata frumoasa M are de cc
sd Sc lngriJsrcze multi ~Ori cc
barbat este in stare sa o la pen
tru valOarea fctci sale Oar ce sd
va alege de acelca carl sunt fru-
mOase nulnai cind sunt pudrate
81 iaraSl = &C are sa Sc aleaga de
aceha earl isl inchipuiesc ca toa-
IA lumea 'fuge dupa eleg
Gamenii earl all bataturi peste
'lntreaga lor constiinta, de object
MI au bataturi de loo la picioare.
Ne putem ramasi de pc acun
ca dupa .e tara intreaga ar, sd
tic Israta "a pamintul crapat de
seceia. ,rire prohibitionisti All 81
sie tot .:;tia oameni Gu na;,,i rr,
ST : mare ca un castraveie
In societatile pentru crosetat,
Iadmitem 81 moi adeseori sd va
face cite impunsatura doua Gu
acul, dar D-Voastra veti Fl ba-
gat de seama asa cred ell -
ca nici 0 femeie surda nu s'a Ia
cut inca membra la astfel de
societatc.
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in factoriilor mari Sc intercseaza
de sanatatea muncitorilor, din
du-le examenul medical eel mai
stiintific, 81 daca sa intimpla
CD are oftica, apoi ii da indru-
marble necesare cum sd Sc vinde-
ce dc aceasta bOala.
RdspMnsul Sc "a do numoi prin
un hume snchipMit, 81 pemtrw a a.
coperi cheltuielils ca nsdrci postd-
le 81 hsrtie, doritorii sunt rMgati q
pune 0 ns0rcd do s cents. - fmtve-
bdrile Sc v0r odresG Ia 261 Farns-
sCOsth, Detroit, Mech.
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INFORMA TIuNI

Ambasadorii aliati pornssc
sprs Arhanghel. Kandalasca.
- Ambasadorul Francis, impreu-
pa GU alti ambassador al aliatilor,
~ plecst: spre Arhanghel Gu ace-
Las vapor Gu care an VENT aici.i
esnA ~ sosit, pc vasnl ler Autu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-10

IA steagul rosll. al republicei sovic-
tistc; la plecare, Gu consimtamin-
tut echipajului, an ridicat culori-
le vechei Rush. In Arhaghei am
basadorii vor decide asupra pla-
nurilOr viitoare.
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trei Sc afla raniti grav. Nu sc site
din ce cauza provenit explozia.
Aiutorul sacilor de nisip pc
frontul Italian. 49, Londra. - A.
tit sacii de nisip englezi, cdt 81
soldatii Angliei. au jucat un ma
re rol in luptele din Italia. De
asia toamna $ pima acum, Anglia
a TRIMS in Italia peste treA mill
oane de saci de nisip. Mare par
te din linia italiana, datorita sta
Ri topografice a teritorului, tre-
buia ridicata neasupra nivelului,
asa ca intreg malul trebuit ia
cut din saci de nisip. Mai Gu sea-
ma pc linga riu, unde nu Sc pu-
tea sapa transeie, sacii acestia
au adus cele mai mari foloase.
Kerensky in Anglia. l. Lon
dra. - Refcrindu-sc la uncle svo-
nuri ca Alexander Kerensky e
in America, correspondence zia-
rului Manchester Guardian zice
ca aceasta nu adevarat. Ell spu-
he ca fostul prim- -ministru Rus e
la tara in Anglia, unde Isl pc
trece citeva zile de liniste, 81 ca
n are intentia sa piece imediat in
Statele Unite.
Raniti adjust in tara. = Wa
shingtOn. Soldatii bolnavi 81
ranitii, debarcati i'll Statele Unite
81 trimisi pe Ia diferite spitale
militare in decursul saptaminei
terminate GU ziua de 2 August,
sunt in numar de 159.
fnchiderea Santanelor. - Day
ton, Ohio, - Directorul siguran-
tel publice ordonat ca Simbata
! noaptea sa sc inchida Nefinitiv
toate cabaretele din oras. Ceva
mai multi, s'a dat un alt ordin
prin care Sc intcrzice femeilor
de bea in asa numitele localuri
Cafe.
Germanii mascheaza focul tu.
nurilor. = Amsterdam. - Ger
mani ascund focul tunurilOr prin
intrebuintarea unui nou prepa'
rat, pc care eli il numesc ,,hau.
bitz-Kartusch- h-vorlage. Aceasta
substanta. compusa simplu din
chlorat de potasa scos din mine
lie germane de la Stassfrost. face
O anumita cantitate de fun i'm.
prejurul gurei tunului, dind lu.
minei prOdusa de tunet infati.
sare rosie. Ea micSoreaza multi
vizibilitatea focului 81 intuneca
ceva din lumina ce sc reflects pc
Ger. ST aliatii au aceasta metoda
lnsa Sc compune GU totul din alt
ccva.
Hunii vor sd atace Italia din
nou. Washington. - Strife
primite aici de la Roma anunta
ca rapOartele trimise acolo din
Elvetia spun cum mari mase de
trupe Austro-Germane sunt tri
mise grabnic att Jpe frontul Ita-
liam, cit 81 pc eel Albanez. Stunt
semne ca inamicul vrea sa incea
pa in curind o alta ofensiva con
ira ltaliei.
GIT persoane omorite de auto
mobile. Columbus, Ohio. = In
decursul anlilui trccut. in statu
Ohio au murit GIT persoane ir
accidcnte de automobile. Gu ur
All mai inainte an murit 412. CT
frele acestea sunt luate dupa sta
tisticile oficiale.
Scufundarea unui vapor Arne.
rican. -~New York. - Vaporu1
American Gu numele Merak, ca
re era de 3.224 dc tone. a fost
scufundat de un submarin ger
man III apropierea capului Hat
teras. PersOnalul fost salvat
tot. parte din cl find debarcat
la Norfolk 81 partc la Elizabeth
City, N. C. Merak fusesc un va
| pbr Olandez, luat mai in urma
1 in posesia Statelor Unite. Pc
timpul scufundarei era incarcat
Gu carbuni 81 facea cursa Ia Gle
lHs~ 1e.1-
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Germanii ameninta Gu lupte

Germanii ameninta Gu lupte
navale. = Paris. - FieldmareSa-
lul Uindenburg 81 generaluN Lu-
dcndorff, GU scopul de a-Si menti-
ne prestigiul lor 81 incuraja
poporul att de deprimat. planu-
lesc sd dea lovitura mare pc
froptul cnglez, in care vor lua
parte 81 fortele navale. Amiralul
Scheer. seful statului major al
amralitatii gcrmane, anuntat
ca flota germaha are sd inceapa
mai mnlte lupte navale contra
flotei engleze.
MobiliZarea slavilor. - Wa
shington in virtutea legci a.
probata zilelc acestea dc senat,
s'a dat ordin ca lcgiunea slava
sa fic imediat mobilizata la ta-
bara Wadsworth, Spai.tanburg.
). (. In aceasta lcgiune ministrnl
dc razboi antOrizeaza inscrierca
Jug6+Slavilor, i Cello- -Slovacilor,
Rutcnilor 81 altor neamuri tira-
nlzate, earl ar avea dorinta sd
lupte contra Germaniei 81 Austr0
UngariG.
Revolte pentru hrana in Spa
MIA. Guadalajara, Spania. -
Alci au isbucnit revolte serioasc.
datorItc scumpirei traiului 81 re-
lei calitati a piinei. Intrc polite
81 resvratiti s,au schimbat pima
81 focuri de arma. Multimea G
.mlnioasa mai Gu seama pc conner
Giant 81 auioritati.
Q despagubire de 100000 do
lari. = Toledo, Ohio. Toamna
trecuta, dina Iida frost inten-
tat barbatului sau proces de di-
yort, dar ne ayind motives La
perdut dupa Q judecata lunga 81
senzationala. Acum barbatul a
dat in judecata pc soacra-sa, ca
re, dupa cum spune sofia lui, o
lnvatase Sd sc desparta de din
sui. iPentru aceasta incercare de
al strica caminnl conjugal, d-nul
frost cere de la soacra -sa des-
pagubire de 100000 de dolari.
Explozie de dinamit4. Alton,
III; q mare cantitate de dina
msta . explodat Teri dimineatx III
fabrica Illinois Powder Manufsc-
turing CO. din Grafton. Trei Az
sneni - 4osts ffss 4 Il M
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Mar. r'.u|.||I||'ltiS';.u||.||.r||I.

Brutalitdtca Bolsevichistilor sd
vede 81 din numarul de cite ori
au ucis pc detronatul lor tar.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-15

save one. and that was her hatred OF
Hedwlg. The humiliation OF that mo.
ment was due To her. Somehow, some
day, she would be even with Hcdwig.
Karl left her there at last hu'ldled In
her chair. left full OF resentment, the
ashes of his old love cold and gray
There wac little reminder of the girl
Of the mountains IN the stony-eyed
woman he hnd left snggcd low by the
fire.
Once out In thc open air. the king
OF karnIa drew long breath. The
affair was over. II had been unpleas-
ant II was always unpleasant to
break with woman. But 1t was time.
He neither loved her nor needed her.
Friendly relations between the two
countries We're established, and soon,
very soon, would be ratified by his
marriage
II was rot of Olga Loschek. hut Of
Hicdwlg HAT be thought. ms his cur
climbed swiftly To the lodge,
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IL would no because ner power over
him was dead nt lust.
"Ycs. do not know how far your
arrangements have gone. You have
at lcust been warned"
But she saw, by the very way he
drew himself NJ and smiled thit he
understood, More thnn that llc
doubted her llq questioned whnt she.
had said. The very fujt tlht She had
told hti only the truth added To her
resentment"
"l'ou viii see she said sullenly.
Because he thought he nlrendy snw,
and because she had given him bad
moment, Kurl chose to be deliberately
cruel "Perlapsl" he said, "But you
leave out Of this discussion the one
element that | consider important,
lie,lwlg herself. if the Princess He'd.
wig we're tomorrow to be without II
country, | should still hope to marry
her.
She had doue well M tu now, had
lupt her courage aud her temper, had
tnkpu her cue from him aud been quiet
and poised. But more thun his words
his cruel voice, silky with friendship,
drove hcr to the breaking point.
Bitterly, nnd with reckless passion.
she llung at him Iledwigs lnfatuntlon
for young Larisch, and prophesled his
dishon0r as a result of Il.
In the end she grew quiet and sni
looking into the fire with eyes fun Of
stony despulr. She had tried and
failed. There was one way left, only
one, and even that would not bring
him back 10 her. Let Ilcdwig escape
and marry Milky Lnrlsch--sllll where
was shef Let the terrorists strike
their blow and steal the crown prince.
Aguin--where was shef
Her emotions were dendened. nll
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Crown Princes PiIarimaae.

The day when Olga LOschek should
have returned 10 the city found her
too III 10 travel. No feigned sickness
this, hut renl enough, n matter Of fever
and burning eyes. and Of mutterings
In troubled sleep.
Minna was alarmed. She was fond
OF her mistress. In spite OF her Oc-
cnslonal crueltIes. aud lately the
countess had been strangely gentle.
She required little attention, wished
to he alone, and lay In her great bed.
looking out steadily ut the bleak noun
thin tops, 10 which spring never
climbed
"She eats nothing" Nlnna snld
despairlngly to the cnretaker "And
ways open, even In the night, but they
seem TO see nothing"
ON the day when she should have
returned. the countess reused herself
enough 10 send for Blnck Ilulnbert,
fretting In The Kitchen below. lie hnd
Ill he saw her but her flushed and
hollow checks showed her condition.
"N0n must return and explain" she
said, Il shall need more time, after
ALL"
When he hcsitated. she added:
There nre plenty To watch that l do
moi escape. could not, II ! would
I have moi The strength"
III madame wishes, ] can take let
ter"
She pondered over that, interlacing
her fingers neryously ns she reflected
II will send no letter" she decided
but will give you u message, which
you can deliver"
Yes madame"
Say to tk eempjttes that l have
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Truly It room. Bunt OF old brick,
and damp, but with n free circulation
of air. Old Adelbert stared about him.
II was not entirely dark A bit of
! ght entered from the aperture at the
head of the steps. by 1t, even before
}obhy had lighted his candle, he saw
the broken chair, the piece of old car-
pet, and the odds and ends the child
had brought.
Old Adelbert fe,t curiously shaken.
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None have visited this place since you
have been here?' he asked.
Il don't suppose any one knows
about il. Do your
Those who built 1t. perhaps. But
i, is old, very old. II Is possible
lie stopped. lost IN speculation.
There had been story once of a
passagewly under the wall, but he
rccollected nothing clearly. A passage
way leading out beyond the wuii,
through which. in a great siege, u
messenger had been sent for help. But
that was passage While this was II
dungeon.
The candle was at last lighted. II
burned fitfully, illuminating only tiny
zone in the darkness.
II need n lantern" Bobby observed
There's draft here. 1t comes from
the other grating Some time, when
You have time, I'd like to see what's
beyond II. ! was kind of nervous
about going alone"
1t was the old passage, then, OF
course. Old Adelbert stared as Bobby
second grated door, like the first, but
taller.
\ close examination revealed To old
Adclbert two things: First, that u
brick-lined passage, apparently IN good
repair, led beyond the grating. Sec
ond, that IL had been recently put IN
order. No unused passage this, but
L., L I'.aff
what?
That evening Adclbert called to see
his friend, the locksrnlth In the uni
yersity place. He possessed, he said,
Il paddock OF which he had lost the
key, and which, being fastened to
chest, he was unable to bring with him.
A large and heavy paddock, perhaps
the size Of his palm.
When ne left. he carried with him
bundle of keys, tied In brown
paper.
But he did not back 10 his chest.
He went instead TO the fhicket around
the old gate. which was still termed
the Gate OF the Moon" and there,
armed with lantern, pursued his III
vcstigatiOns during portion OF the
night.
When he had finished, old Adelbert,
veteran OF many wars, One-tlille patriot
ana newly turned traitor, held Ia his
shaking hands the fate OF the king
dom.
The Countess LOschek was on her
way across the border The arrange
ments were not OF her making. Her
plan. which had been to go afoOt
across the mountain 10 the town of
hr-on-Ar. and there TO hire motor.
had been altered by the arrival at the
castle. shortly after the permission
was given, Of a machine.
"The matter of passports for the |
border is arranged, madame" Black |
Humbert told her.
II have my own passports" she said
proudly.
'"T'hey will not be necessary"
II will have this Interview at my
destination alone. or not at all"
He drew himself to his great height
and regarded her with cold eyes. "As
you WISH" he said. But 1t Is prob
ably not necessary TO remind madame
that, whatever IL discussed at this
meeting, no word must be mentioned Of
the cenmlttee sE its t. RlaRqs."
Although he Eads ae threat, she had
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-15

Rose Pastor Stokes is now findins
TO her cost what II means 10 be
"agin the government"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
GIRL ON STAND
AGAINST w. PAFE

william Pare. 49, Garfield avenue
West Hammond, Hho is manager o.
meat market al Isl East State street
IL on trial TO-DAY in the court OF Judge
Hardy on charge Al assault ana oat-
tory. The prosecuting witness - MISS
Rose kaufman. is, daughter OF John
2. Kuhlman. former street eommls-
sioner. 1S5 -goffman street
The alleged assault took place the
evening ~ January Is in the store
Miss kaufman was employed as cash
Ter. She told the jury that Fape asked
her To remain after closing time on
rretext When she resented his ad-
vances ne assaulted her she testified.
but sha succeeded in beating MIN off
and escaping.
Pape who is married man. denied
the charge. lie explained his relations
with the sirl as follows.
we just ktdded along. She combed
nay hair Sometimes she'd hit me on
the ba & and Id bin her. She put her
hat on my head and took my pocket
knife out of nay pocket"
Papes employees in The store testi-
Aed in his behalf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
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