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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-11
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Serbian and other refugee stu-
dents who are unable AS get 20 re-
uru t0 hc.r 0au countries viii De-
aided by the s. ~ G. a. through
Miss Elizabeth CLARK. o. s. ". G. A.
secretary .u Switzerland u whose
bands fund oi $1,000 has been
placed Ton tlI, purpose by thc
Itrecas department oi the Il "
" a. OBJ. which Nr John b Mott
chairman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-11

The public is cordially invited f0
attend the recital 20 be- given az On,
Central Presbyterian church th.
evening hy the Philharmonic club
Tho program which begins az
o'clock is as follows
Part !
America Observation-Disclosures
philharmonic Club.
MY Heart az Thy Sweet Voice
Saint-Saens Cradle Song Mr. Pay.
1en Mrs epterson
Iarsc N1eabs. Saint .glrrs-
H'rs ANtel
Orchestral par, 0r second piano.
Mise Hu'ch.us
ligeuner.ve.sen OGip-, Ar slr-
asate- Miss story
Mother O Nino Tours AZ Part.
.nE Roger. NrH Mayer
Part ~
RCI Be With our Bows Tar.eht
Standardization. phHarmnu.
Club
Revert, lmu'emr -N.. Mary
H.a violin U .o.s g.sf
harp
ono Golden aas POSTER IN.
/ Americans Come Fu-t.. Nus u.
son
rvsu Raaaeaa.-ls ue
LARSEN
Noa'H Yaa Dom. D.a.. Ais.
4 Woodruff NIs Gau.rn
~url Ii I...... ..r.. -...r.
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Fatty Arbuokle i1 his newest
comedy Love. Olympic, We'd
iay and Thursday llc
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Nose and Throat Spec.
ialist

ur Claude Wo,ro't Suite 1913,
...la block. phone coo or lut5 for
appointment
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Psiarita Club Ca Meet
The Paiaritg aiI mro FrlaE af-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-09-17

tomobiles going back and forth, but
was unable to find the location Of
the still till a few days ago, when he
got information as to where it was.
The pose Of officers was formed
here last Wednesday, Sept. 3, and
went to Brownsville that evening
for an all night search. Sheriff Pat
terson and Deputy Sheriff Henry
Hubbard were in the party, but the
sheriff got sick that evening and had
to return home. Deputy Hubbard
remained till about midnight, when
he came home. The rest of the par
ty spent the night in the swamp.
Before day Thursday morning, the
officers heard the cutting of wood,
and began to advance in the direc-
ton Of the noise. After daylight they
came in sight of Il small house and
a camp.
Mcssrs. Rogers, Cunningham,
Pcelc and Mccall circfed around and
came up fro mthc rear, while Mes
rs. Jackson and Kelley advanced in
front. The party from the rear ar
rived at the house first. AS Mr.
cunningham reached the door, Pear
SN Newman threw open the door and
pointed his pistol at him. Mr..
Cunningham covered him with a
double barrel shot gun, and seeing
the other officers with weapons
drawn, Newman dropped his pistol
and surrendered. Rail and the two
l.owrys were arrested at or near the
| house
J. J. Newman and ). r. CaSsett
were found and arrested at the camp
about a quarter of mile from the
house. Cassctt was boiling pot of
squirrels for breakfast. None of
them resisted except Pearsy New
man.
After the six men had been plac.
ed under arrest, they were left with
Paul Rogers and Charley Peclt
while the others went in search OF
| the still After the still was found
! Mr.. Pcclc was called away to sent
| for help to get it out, leaving only
| Policeman Rogers in clargc of the
men. Cassctt then asked to be al
/ lowed to get some water at the
! pump, and after he got the water, ht
dartcd around the house and cscapct
into the swamp. Mr.. Rogers coult
not leave the other five men to tn,
10 catch him. He is from Greens
| boor and a warrant has been issuct
for him.
The house where the arrests were
! made has been occupied by r. l.
Lowry for scvearl years. He an,
! his brother, NJ. l.. Lowry, are ole
men. They told Magistrate Gibson
that they are second cousins Of Hen
~ Berry Lowry. Pcarsy Newman il
Il young man The others are mid
die aged.
Near the camp there were tw
automobiles, a Ford claimed by II
l.. Rail and Buick claimed b,
PearSey Newman. In tch Ford wcr
small quantities of meal, and in tn
Buick were traces of sugar. Hid ou
IN the swamp near the camp abou
800 pounds of sugar was found. |
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was in bags OH which was the i'm
print Of Patterson & Co., grocers, of
Greensboro, N. C. There was road
into the swamp to the house and
camp. From the house and camp
path led down to the river, where
Up the river about two miles on the
Marlboro side there was another
landing place, and from it a path led
about 40 feet into small opening
which had been made in the tall
cancbrakes. In this open was
found the big copper still and over
1000 gallons of "mash," ready to be
stillcd. Scattered around were emp
ty sugar sacks, containing the same
imprint as those found near the
camp. There was no path or road
to the still except the path down to
the water.
The two Lowrys, the two New
mans and Rail were given prelm-
mary before Magistrate Gibson Mon
day morning. d. ID. McColl apepar-
ed for the state and S. S. Tison rep
resented the defendants. After the
testimony. of Chief Cunningham, Ru-
raj Policeman Rogers and State Con-
stable Webb, Judge Gibson sent the
defendants to the circuit court ior
trial, and they are still in Jail The
two cars were ordered held, pend ne,
the trial.
Another Still Found
while searching the vicinity of
where the big still was found, Po-
liceman Paul Rogers, on Tuesday
found a smaller still hid out in the
cancbrakes, only few feet from The
: location of the first still.
Are Notorious Blockaders.
Sheriff Patterson learned in con-
| vcrsation with the sheriff at Greens
Continued on next pagc)
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my health so can do all my work and
l am so grateful that am recommend
ing it to my friends. - Mrs. D. M.
: ALTERS, r. r. 4, Oregon. III.
Onlywomen who have suffered the tor
tures of such troubles and have dragged
along from day to day can realize the
relief which this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, brought TO Mrs. Alters.
Women everywhere in Mrs. Alters
: condition should profit by her recon-
mendation, and if there are any COM
plications write Lydia f. Pinkham S
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for ;.>lvicc
The result Of their 80 years experience
IS at your service.
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game trouble which
pulled me down un-
til l could not put my
foot TO the floor and
could scarcely do my
work, and as | live
on q small farm and
raise six hundred
chickens every year
it made it very hard
for me.
/ saw the Com
pound advert. 4 in
our paper, an. I'd
it II haa = a6
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NOW RAISES
800 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved of Or.
ganic Trouble by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Oregon. Ill" took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for an or.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-23

Vapores de Travesia.
,Vapor americana Caracas. Sa-
li6 ell 20 del corriente de New
York para esta.
Consigs., Villar & Co., ,Sucr.
Vapor Corneia. Del 25 al 26
Sc aguarda procedente de New
York.
+. Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
Capor Santo Domingo. Sc
aguarda del "a al 25 procedente
del puerto de su nombre y rotor
nara para igual destino el II del
corriente.
Censigs., Villar & Co., Sucr.
Vapor espafiol Manuel Calvo.
Sc aguarda hacia ell 27 del CO.
rriente procedente del Centre
America en- viaje para Espaila.
Z Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-23

de observador, junto al soporte en-
donde ahOra Sc alinean con sus
cabezas de algod6n chamus-
cado los tubos donde en- pa
lidos y gelatinosos fondos sc
Fcultivan los bacilos mas terri-
bles peste, Stills, carbunclo, tu-
berculosis, cancer, titus, esta-
ria el microscopic espiritual, y los
germenes de la mentira, del sa-
dismo, de la hipocresfa, del enga-
Eho, de la codicia, de la lujuria,
serlan identificados sin error. All,
entonces!.
POGO a POGO, en- ell vehiculo fa-
Gil de la exasperacion y la fatiga,
Ell esplritu del investigator va pa
sando del ensuefio al sueiio; y en-
este, su fantasia libre del freno de
la lucidez, contin1a trabajando y
carnaliza las imagenes de sus preo
cupaciones en- eSta escena:
"La mujer que 10 atrae como m
imam, viva esta junto el, hablan-
dole con esa frivolidad un POGO
tremula con que saben encubrir
tantas cOsas. El la mira tan prom
to cautivado como colerico, tan
pronta viva y hosea la duda, dis
| puesta a convertirse en- conviction,
| como fofa. la voluntad, disuelta en-
un muelle sensualismO que 10 inn
pele encogerse de hombros y a
tender los brazos Y los labios. +. :
De un lado esta la mujer incitan-
te, la esfinge viva, cuya boca da
ell olvido, acaso el deshonor y de
SECURE ell goce que af1oja los re-
sOrtes del alma; del Otro esta ell
microscopic terrible, y basta con-
densar una sola de sus miradas,
ma sola de SIS palabras, Uno So
10 de sus mohines para dcsentra-
lar ell misterio suave terrible de
su coraz0n. Y ell sabio fiuctta,
tiene miedo. :. mic'.o de la ver-
dad y de 81 mismo. Sc lie ha
meMdo aquel anor tan hondo y
ha lemovido Y revelado tantos yiri
les impetus que supuso Eiodifica-
dos por sus costuasbles dc inves-
tigador sedentario! No, va no
puede encogerse de hombros y du-
Gar... No lie basta con ser feliz
EN- ell abandono, en- el deseo, en- la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-23

possession fiera que deja una este
la de languidez. Necesita sa-
Der! Su fiebre de conocimiento Sc
ha transfundido en- ell amor. ?.
Siente el morbo del exclusiyismo,
el anhelo egoista de encadenar, no
solo Ell presente y el future de
aquella mujer, sino de ahondar en-
su pesado; tiene ell cello absurdo
|e inevitable de todos los que CO.
nocio antes que el; de sus sue
nos de yirgen, de las vagas i'm
perativas voces del sexO, hasta de
sus mismas candideces. +. All, to
do antes que la duda, cuya mordi-
da no Sc sacia jamas!. :. Hay que
saber. :. hay que saber. Ali es-
ia ell milagroso aparato EN- 81 cual
los microbes del alma surgen es-
cuetos indudables. :. Y artera-
mente, con habilidad, coge un pO-
co de aliento, 10 coloca en- la pla-
tina y mira con toda su alma
mientras ella permanece junto a
el mimandolo felinamente, sin sa-
Der que Sc esta decidiendo su des-
tino. !. Y en- ell fondo del cfrculo
f1lgido aparecen POGO POGO las
constelaciones de bacterias esprit
tuales: ALI esta ell morbo de la
| llujuria, ell tetrageno del engaiio,
! ell microbie que solo existe GUAM
lido va ell alma ha sido violada y
lei cuerpo Sc ha extenuado bajo
las compartidas caRicias. Y al
yer este, ell hombre eternamente
primitive surge en- ell pobre sabio,
que va a pasos ebrios sobre Id mu-
jer, Y atenazandela la garganta
,ebdrnea y lechosa, aprieta, aprie-
ia frenetico hasta que siente ba-
10 sus dedos un crujido."
Y entonces despierta y mira con
horror. Parte del suefio ha sido
realidad; algo ha crujido bajO sus
dedos agarrotados, de donde mana
sangfe. Sobre la mesa, entire as
tillas de un tuvo de cristal en- cuya
|etiqueta Sc lee ''Bacterium lepree",
eel dedo herido Sc hunde en- un IL
guido amarillento en- cuyo fondo,
terribles .invisibles, acechan mi
Homes de actiyos mensajeros del
Dolor Y la Muerte.
A. HERNANDEZ CATA.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-23
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME @

Vapor espafiol Antonio Lopez.
Recalara procedente de la Pc
|ninsula espanola del % al 80 del
que cursa.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga. f'
Vapor americana Brazos. Sa-
Lilo de New York para esta ell
20 del actual y estara mailana
en- puerto. ns7
Consigs., The N. Y. P. r. S. S.
Co. ,J
Vapor americana San Juan.
Saldra manana para New York.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S.
Co. at,
Vapor espailol Barcelona. Es-
tara aquf procedente de la Pc
ninsula Espanola hacia ell 8 del
entrante octubre. .s..,n
Consigs., Sobrinos de Izquier-
do & Co.
Vapor cubano Santiago de Gu
ba. Estara aqui del 2 al 3 del
|entrante. fe5.s
Consigs., Villar & Co., Sucr.
Vapor Zulia. Ell "a del presen-
tie saldra de New York para Ma
yagtiez.
Consigs., Villar & Co., Sucr.
Vapor americana Coamo. Sal
dra de New York para esta ell
27 del presente. +o
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S.
ICo, ...ar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-23
Fl DR.. OTELO.

Ell sabio ha cerrado la puerta del
laboratorio, y con paso de sonam-
ibulo Sc acerca la mesa de ira
bajo. Viene triste, muy triste, a
refugiarse en- la labor, porque esIel
unico sitio donde ell tempo lie se-
ra leye; 81 fuera hombre baldio
sabrfa engaiiar su pena con pla-
ceres externos, y acaso ell mismO
origen de su turbacion-una mu-
jer-estarfa desprovisto de la po-
tencia terrible de incitador enig-
ma con que acaba de sorprenderlo
/ Y desorientarlo, burlandose de sns
dotes de investigator de la Natu
raleza. cComo no Sc abstuvo del
amor el, que solo saba trabajar y
obseryar con ese apasionamient0
fr1o de los sabios? iAbstenerse
es tan diffcil cuando Sc tiene treinl
ta amos. Unos ojos ingenuos y
una boca engafladora Y frutal aoa-
ban de alzar la tempestad en- SUI
coraz0n, que creyera segur0 al
abrigo de convicciones Y experien
cias fisiol0gicas; y para olyidar,
enciende la luz del microscopic.
coloca la lamina de cristal con e.
Ipreparado, hunde la lente en- la
-oleoginosa gotta Y mira largo item
po, obstinadamente, sin poder evi-
tar que a veces, en- ell fondo de SUI
ser, la imagen de dos pupilas azu-
les Y de dos labios muy estrechos
suplanten la vision real de los nil
cribios, que parecen en- ell fGlgido
circulo constelaciones en- un cielo
diurnO.
Y asi pasa, una hora, dos, casi
tres. Cuando, extenuado por la
concentration del esfuerzo, no pue
de mas, aparta la cabeza del ocu-
lar, pestaiea yarias veces adolo-
ridO, Sc oprime las sienes donde
La sangre vibra, extiende la luz
que, convergiendo en- una bola de
cristal, centellea en- ell espejo que
la recoge y prOycta sobre la pla-
tina; y como pesar de la penum-
bra siente atln dentro de su cere-
bro ell resplandor devorante-ver-
daderO sfmbolo de la ciencia-y en-
su alma la amargura del desen-'
gaiio femenil, apoya los brazos en-
la mesa, cobija la cabeza Ell ellos
Y tras un adormecimiento de can
sancio funde 'sus dos preocupacio-
nes Ell este soliloquio:
-Contando solo nuestra era
breve ciclo de tempo en- la suce-
sion de generaciones-, diecinueve
siglos pasaron hasta que ell jesui-
ia Kircher tuYo la intuitiva certe-
"a de que en- la mas min1scula
partfcula viven millones de seres
activos inyisibles, Y desde este
jalon hasta nuestra relativa sa-
bidurfa microbiana, icuantos es-
fuerZos, cuantOs tanteos, cuantOs
sacrificios!.. lone tempo trans-
currira ,hasta que un esp1ritu cla-
rividente, que bien puede ser ell de
un clerigo bendito como Mendel
o ell de un monte satanicO como
Schewartz, descubra las bacterias
espirituales? iAh, entonces u1r
pobre sabio como yo no podra ser
burlado por dos pupilas azules y
por una boca deliciosa Y engaiio-
sa! Sabrfa ell valor de sus pala-
bras, ell de sus sonrisas, ell de sus
silencios. NADIA en- ella serfa Sc
creto para mi %. En- esta mesa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-23
Entradas:---

Entradas:-
No hubo.
DespachaaDa :--ast ini q ~,
.Nirguna. F3if
li,eraciOnes !, -EUques -fDsterc
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attitude as an American ciasen has
been Justified after a trial which
raised every issue against him that
ingenuity and research could invent"
Outside the courthou e crowds had
gathsred during the evening hours TO
await news OF the jury which had been
closeted In conference since morning
AS the courtroom emptied after the
announcement Of the verdict and the
ne1s OF. the decision rendered spread.
cheer after cheer broke forth and a
band. returning from q picnic, stopped
10 add its brass notes TO the ain.
There was tense N oment when
the Jurors fled into tie box for the
last time. Their foreman. in a voice
shaking with the emotions OF the
moment. spoke In such q low tone
that he could scarcely be heard. The
clerk read back the formal verdict:
YOU DO say upon your oath that
the said defendant The Tribune com
psny. Is guilty In the manner and
form as the said plaintiff hath IN his
declaration in this case complained
against him and you assess the dam
ages OF the said plaintiff on occasion
OF the premises over and above his
costs and charges By him about this
suit and in his behalf expended. al
the sum Of SIX cents damages"
The editorial In which The Tribune
attacked Henry Ford and branded him
as an anarchist was printed In 1915.
The case has been fought throue
several courts on one point or another
ever since. finally arriving through .
change Of venue asked By The Tri unr
In Mt clemena
Tho charge which Judge Tucker
made 10 the Jury dealt mainly WI
the laws OF lfbsl and contained anon,
others. the following points:
The Trtbune claims that they car
fully inquired ~ 10 what Mr.. Ford.
Cttitude -Eas going 20 BE- az to N,
care OF bis men who Joined the ~
tional guard and that they based IL,
editorial chasasterixing HIN as AZ
anarchist on that information. The,
admit the publication and insist tina
II was true -snd therefore justified
and tf1Asvvsn Y noe true II was fan
comment upon . matter OF public ia
terest.' either OF which defenses are
sufficient Il proven true The burden.
hcwever. u upon the defense when
they attempt 70 make either OF the de-
fenses4 kentiooed They must estab-
lish either the truth Of the charge
they nsdA Or that It vas fair com
msit "sinn ne meaning Of thss
term
"A nexGpeRss has ne sane rish,
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French Detectives Are Unrayeling
the Past OF Modern
BIuebeard.
VICTIMS ARE BURNED
Escaped Lover, Destined 10 Become
Thirteenth Victim. ls Expeetsd
TO Give Startling rssti-
nnony az Trial.

Paris.-French detectives c0uttRue
the investigations into the strange case
Of Henry Landrd. under arrest charged
with the murder OF IL women and one
boy. Landru is being detained In
prison while the police are completing
the net Of evidence which, they as
sert. will show this modern Blnebeard
10 be the arch-crimlnal OF modern
times The police have also taken into
custody Nile. Fernade Segeut. who was
with Landru at the time ,of his arrest.
She is believed To know much Of Ian
dru's past Affairs and. according To
the police. was destined TO be his thir-
teenih victim. Paris l. said to be trn-
patient fOr rie trim, which y expected
10 reveal n tale OF shocking snd fright
ful lnhunanity.
Bones and Aches ef Victims.
II Is believed by the police that
most of the victims OF Landru disap-
peared az his secluded country home.
vnla Gambsis- There DETECTIVES have
discovered .chhrred bits Of women's
clothing. burned bones Of human be-
Ings. ribs and pieces Of ribs. arm homes
shin bones and human teeth To nu-
merous ash. piles. believed TO contain
the remains Of some of the victims. de-
tectives have discovered bits of Baelted
glass. hairpins and teeth.
In the Kitchen OF ths- home We're
fouRd meat raws., such AS OnIy . butch
er keeps. aud q kitchen stove which.
In the opinion of the police. served 10
burn the bodies in the cellar great
stains Of blood were found, covered
With sand Discovery OF a large can
filled with tar has led the police 10 the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-08-22
GOAT pAYs LEG Fos LOYALTY
Leaps From fssss eessspsr When
ssssef o. - Rsseoe t--.
osovsusbao .Man.

New Yorks--Av she Biae-a-Wee home
for animals x,snusussss focused inst
nos on bringing ->ahcst the sp<sdy rs-
eoVery 81 Jfm -snsxrUt ofifhe Rrifisfi
mite sweeper canasixl Jim IA a rssa,.
si'n Q rigid eoveepsion ssf yu,y ari
'he srect sf discipline led him 10 leap
o'e'~eerd IN the ssah< sf hissmssfef.
M . eeAseaaence.tSe N NOW ist >ths
ns with N brskea -feg ssfnd minor
'SnesstiE Mas r~~eued effom the
,s'ssr and ,pisesa fusthe AnHts u
'-e S'dea-Wee managemenf FOR treat
nent.
s1 Is the property ~ A. V. Me-
es0f seaman on board the Can
AcGregor trained him dos do
any Tricks. but he neglectsriL 20 wnrp
- against leaping overbosrd. A mefss
~ oi the crew of the Canz<ias =
90 90 eesn at anchor in ssse lizst river.
- INTO the water. Rfe6rexsr Isaxsei
80. the man. and the yecef iispp<1
-. 80 aeGregor For a time the eat
npncated matters, McGreSsr stuses.
- ~ vas finally landed on the rdess< -
'"eeper. The seaman was drowned.
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moment cast startled eyes about. seek
ing tie enonr victim. Then they laughed
and II wars the kind Of laugh one de
lights To hear.
There was softened note. "A tender
tOuchin- note to IL. For the moment
those people-all types and ciaSse..
were reprcsented-forgot the heat OF
the city. forgot their Business. their
everyday cares and were essentially
hunlzn-
And the rcason-a foolish. trlillng.
insignificant reason IL was. too. Only
kitten. tiny. tawny creature meas
urIng not more than eight Inches from
p.setip 10 tail. yas slowly. and quite
iciSupaIy picking It's way diagonally
from .one side of the street TO the
other. SaAS
go small a was that IL must leap.
rafiier than step over each car rail.
30 small chat IL could not essay the
curbing of its own effort when IL
reached .fRere.~
A richly gowned woman gave II aid.
In -snofh her moment woman. kitty. cars
aud people had moved on.
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FORD CLEARED;
!. : NOT ANARCHIST
Jury M ~FAMoUs LIBEL SUIT
, FINDS FOR PLAINTIFF AND
~ DECLARES TRIBUNE GUILTY.
DELIssssTE TEN HOURS
Fermer snry Which Has Spent Thres
msnts sn Court Is Out Ten Hours
aka Jhen Finds Paper Guilty
- r. OF Libel.

Mt EltTnens. Mich.-Henry Ford Is
net an -anarraisti -.
A Jury q Y farmers have said so by
their vetret. m which they found The
Chicago Tfibune guilty Of libel when
It attached that stigma TO the name
Of the great manufacturer
We find the Chicago Tsibune guilty
and attach q verdict OF six cents
This sentence IRON the foreman Of
the Jury which fof three months has
listened to the most famous case OF
its kind In history and which debated
more than 10 hours before Il arrived
CT it's conclusion. were the lines OF
the FINAL act IN the dramatic event
which has attracted The attention of
the entire country
Henry Ford himself was not In
court 10 share In the triumph. He was
m the New Hampshire woods with kis
friends. Thomas Edison and John
Burroughs Judge Alfred J. Murphy
OF Mr. Fords counsel made q formal
statement for his principal:
AFsrd 10 Vindlcated."
The important issue has been de-
termined." said Judge Murphy. Money
damages were not sought By Mr.. Ford
He stands not only yindicated but his
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