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Williams news., 1919-09-05
HE WILLIAMS NEWS
Why League of Nations

1 It may not be perfect state paper. It <. may. have sOrnG faults. that will have to. be cor
 rected later. Our. own consti- tuition has been amended, yet | it is conceded to be one of the most perfect instruments ever drawn. When many nations, instead of the people of one na- ton, attempt to draw up arti-
 cles of agreement, it is natural that the result. is a compromise.
 It must be the present con- stitution for a.League of Ma tions or none at all. Amend ments must come when neces- .sary Perfection to begin with is unattainable. A demand that the constitution be perfect, that it suit every objecting lawyer I who. wants to air his legal knowledge, is absurd. The question is, shall we prevent fu- ture wars or not?
 The question of our unpre- paredness had less to do with the beginning of the war than the question of what nations would participate. Had Ger many ever dreamed that Eng land would side with Belgium.
 and that Italy would violate the Triple Alliance between Aust ria Germany and Italy and that the United States would event
 ually side with the enemies of
 Germany, there would have
 been no war.
 The war formed two leauges
 of nations-those associating themselves with the central
 powers and those who allied themselves against this greedy,
 military power. The big , league whipped the lesser. What we want now is a perpet- ual league of nations which will stick together, a league com posed of the stronger nations at least, so it will be known in ad- vance what may be expect ed if any nation starts a. war. None will be started with such a league in existence. Germany is anxious to be a member of the League of Nations.
 A reduction in armaments,
 leaving only a national police force; abolishment of compul- sory training and secret diplo-
 macy, and government owner ship of all munitions plants will make this old world a very safe place to live in. When we get
 back to normal thinking, and
Williams news., 1919-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arizona AuOusf 12 1919

eJe A1440 OA1A&C Ae 1AAO~AAA@A9 Arizona, August 12, 1919. NOTICE is hereby given that Floyd Mckay, of Williams, Ari- zona, who, on September 16, 1913, made Homestead Entry, No.023277, for S1a NW1 NR SWA, Section 3, Township 22- N., Range 1-E., G. &. s. R. B.& Meridian, has filed notice of in- tention to make three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before M. A. Murphy, U. S. Commis- sioner, at Flagstaff, Arizona, on the 23rd day of September, 1919.
 Claimant names as witnesses: James R. Head, August F.. Poison, Hubert Sanders, Tile J. Button, all, of Williams, Ari- zona.
 J. l.. IRWIN
 Register. Aug. 22, 1919 to Sept, 19, 1919
Williams news., 1919-09-05

our war-shattered nerves quit twitching in fear, we can, amend the constitution of the League of Nations, if need be. What we want now is a begin ming to the end of war. If this is the way you feel about it, let your United States Senators know that you want League of Nations.
Williams news., 1919-09-05

M Messrs. H. IL. Benham, Chas. Whitfield and s. Nich- ols, and their families enjoyed weinie roast in the Santa Fe Canyon on Friday evening.
Williams news., 1919-09-05
ORDINANCE NO. 1o3

rant drawn for the same.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and the Common Council of the Town of Williams, Coconino County, Arizona, as follows, to- wit;
 Section One
 That a levy and assessment of taxes to be, and the same is hereby made of FOUR MILLS on the dollar of and on the assessed valuation of all real and personal property within the corporate limits of the Town of Williams, Coconino County, Arizona, as shown by the assessment roll of the cur- rent year, to defray the salar- ies of officers and the ordinary and contingent expenses of the said Town, not herein other wise provided for.
 Section Two :. That a levy and assessment of taxes be made and the same is hereby made of THREE MILLS on the dollr of and on the assessed valuation of all real and personal property within the corporate limits of the Town of Williams, Coco nino County, Arizona, as shown by the assessment roll of the current year, for the purpose of constructing and repairing streets, sewers, sidewalks, cross walks, bridges and culverts up- on the streets, alleys and side walks of the said Town.
 Section Three
 That a levy and assessment of taxes be, and the same is hereby made of TWO AND ONE HALF MILLS on the dol lar of and on the assessed valu- ation of all real and personal property within the corporate limits of the Town of Williams, Coconino County, Arizona, as shown by the assessment roll of the current year, for the pur- pose of paying interest on Thir- ty Five Thousand Dollar Light Department Bonds.
 Section Four
 All ordinances, resolution or motions in conflict with the pro- visions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
 Section Five
 This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after thirty days after it's pas sage, posting and publication according to law.
 Passed by the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Williams, Coconino County. Arizona, this 18th day of Aug /. ust 1919, and presented to the Mayor for his signature and ap- proval, and by him signed and approved this 18th day of Aug. ust, 1919.
 G.B. KIRKPATRICK
 Mayor Attest.
 JERRIE w. LEE
 Town Clerk Town of Williams
 State of Arizona
 County of Coconino ) SS
 I, Robert Burns, Marshal of the Town of Williams, Arizona. do hereby certify that I posted three copies of Ordinance Number 1O3, this 18th day of August 1919, in three of the most conspicious places in the Town of Williams, viz; one on the door of the Town Hall, one at the United States Post Office and one on the door of the Jus, tice of the Peace Office, all in the said Town of Williams, Ari- Zona..
 ROBT. BURNS Marshal of the Town of Will Hams Arizona.
 Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 18th day of Aug uSt, A. D. 1919.
 CHAS. w. ELLIOTT
 Notary Public My Commission expires April 23 1922. ! Aug. 23, 29, Sept. 5, 1919
Williams news., 1919-09-05
THE CITIZENS BANK
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U.
 $. Land Office at Phoenix,

$. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, August 13, 1919.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Katie Lough, of Williams, Arizona, who, on 5-4-14 & g. 20, 1915, made Homestead En- try, No. O24967-02665O for S1s NWA NEA, SWA NEA NEA, NE N1s SEA-, NEA NEA SW14, SEA NEA, SEA- NWA, Section 9, Township 22-N., Range 1-E., G. & s. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before M A. Murphy, U. s. Commis- sioner, at Flagstaff, Arizona, on the 23rd day of September, 1919.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Lyle Button, James R. Head, August F. Poison, Hubert San- ders, all, of Williams, Arizona.
 J. l.. IRWIN
 Register
Williams news., 1919-09-05
DIR. BAKER

Specialist on Refraction of the Eye, will be at Grand Canyon Hotel on his regular visit to Williams on Saturday, Septem- Der 9th.
Williams news., 1919-09-05

The same crltl- cal examination for the purpose of fitting glass es, taught and recommen d e d by the highest acknowledg e d authorities.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

nechteji dosavadnim pachty-.
rum pozemky pronajimati. Ro
vn6z tax nechteji pozemky
,pachtyrum prodati, ponevadz
Poole zakona obdrzi "a ne &C.
nu predvalecnou. Proto uziva-
il vsech dovolenych i nedovo-
lenych p~rostredku, ably dlouho
dobe pachtyre Cd koupi far
'skych pozemku odvratili. TAX
farar We Velkem Tynci daya
pr o%bnoVovani smlouvy pach-
town. podminku, re pachtyr ne
uplatni svoje pravo odkupnl
ma pozemky, ma ktere die IA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

kona ma pravo. Jinym Ease
hrozi cfrAeyni klatbou, vyob-
covanlm 1 clrkve, re pc smrti
nebudou pohrbeni die cirkev-
mich obfadd ma katolickem
hrbitove. Takove hrozby miva-
by slice utinek We tsredoveku,
ale dies Y republice u cloveka
Sc zdravWn rozumem budi jen
usmey. To at 81 takovi PAM ia
rari pamatuji. Ostatne tako-
vych prfpadech Dude veci stat
Mich navladnich, prozkouma-
Ii, nejedna-li Sc t no zlocin -
vyderacstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
JAK NEKTERf FARARI
CHTEJf LID
O PUDU.

Olomoucko-prerovske "Hla-
Republiky" pisi: Mezi po-
zemky, ktere mali byti dosa-
vadnim pachtyf1m prodany,
patti take pozemky farske. Fa
rari az dosud pozemky promo
jimali a radeji strihali kupo-
ny, pr cemz nikdo z Mich hla-
dem neumrel. Jelikoz vsak n.y.
III ceny zemedelskych produk-
tn stouply a cenne papiry me-
ne nesou a oni meme ziskavajl,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
Skodolibost.

Basnik Mystic Re feditel
da brzy mdj novy kus provozo-
vati?p
Herec: Il ten Sc muze dava-
ii. Ty vtipy Y mem umimc jiz
davno nazpamGt'."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
Neni diyu.

,,Ale ten mas soused n6jak
zpysn6l."
,,Jak pax by ne, kdyz no mi
mule jeden prime nahodou kopl
do bTicha."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04
An old FRIEND
AND A new LEADER.

Last week the CieNtldtu
characterization Council chose
Mr.. L. T. MILES TO direct the big
work which the council has
under Mr.. Miles lis the
good and trusted friend 1T thou
sands Of Cleveland residents,
10th nativc-born and foreign
born.
- His honesty, fairness aud alil-
itv are respected by the men who
own the industries which give
SO many of us employment. lie
has the confidence of the many
forGcn-born citizens OF Cleve-
land who know him.
Formerly Mr.. Wilcs was super
visor of Americanization in the
Cleveland public schools. He
had much to do with organizing
classes in which many foreign
horn learned English aad started
ON the way to better salaries,
better homes and greater happl-
ness.
For the past wear he has been
engaged in the same undertaking
IN .Nkron. His efforts there met
v>ith GREAT success as hundreds
Of the forcien-born of Akron viii
gratefully testify. Now he IS IN
Cleveland again to be the direc-
,ar ct Americanization for the
characterization Council.
Mr.. Wilcs will devote all of his
,;mc and effort TO the task OF
establishing English classes and
ct making it possible for the
ioreign-horn to enjoy the same
privileges and pleasures that
Good nativc-born citizens have.
lie will work with the board
al education which will train and
provide teachers of English and
establish English classes for the
forcicn-born in many parts of the
city. Next week a list of such
classes. to open this month. will
Ne published rs part o! the
weekly message. He will do his
best 10 have the large shops and
!. factories Of Cleveland establish
similar classes.
TO bring about better educa-
tior. better Jobs, and the cnlov-
mcnt OF American citizenship for
The forcien-horn. he will make II
his business TO oct The help ht
every factory oWncr. superin-
tcndcnt and foreman in Clcre-
land. -.
In short. Mr.. Wiles. an old
friend 81 so MANY Of rs. IS the
lcaAer in this effort to bring all
of lis, native-born anil forc'"n-
worn, closer together IN 'he
knowledge of Americas language
and bv better understandin" OF
y country and Of one another.
As we'll as any other man he
knows that the CITY and the
nation. and industry itself, have
faults that must be corrected.
lie is going about the work OF
correcting in the sane, sensible
way lie wants native-horn and
foreicn-born to have the same
rights and privileges.
Md he will tell YOU that YOU
must do your share to attain
these. The first thing is to learn
English. BE sure to read next
weeks message with the list OF
Ta"lish classes to start tins
month.
Published bv arran"cmNut oi
thc Cleveland Amcricanizatior
Council.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

AlOSJ SuuOC. @ :=" ' "': "'''"' =" rad
Posedniho tydne clevelandska amerkansacni rada vyvola Z
mr., E.. P. Wlese, ably rdll velkou praci radou M zapoeatou Mr.. z
Wles jest dobrym a ddvennym pfitelem thcu clevelandskych obyva- &
tel at jz zde rozenych nb ci1ho pdvodu. s
Jeho poctvost, upTnmnost schopnost uznavany jsou muzi, j- >
Uchz pamys mnohym z mas poskytuje zamssnani. Tesi Sc ddvsFe Z
mnohych cHine narozenych obeanu clevAandskych kteTi ji dore 2
znaUL e
Pdvodne bl mr.. Wies rchnim dozorcem amerkanisace ma Gle J
velandskych vefejnych skolach. Zansstnaval Sc hlams organise 2
vanim trio, vnichz mnohy v czne narozeny Sc nauci angicky "a q
pocal drahu k lepsmu patu, lepsnmu domovu a vetslmu stssh. q
Ia poslednich let zamestnan byI v podob podnlkani v Akron. a
snahy jeho potkaly e svekym vysledkem, coz vdssns potvrdi sta CT =
zincG. Nyni jest opetne v Clewelands. ably rdl amemkanisaci pro a. =
merikanisacnir adu. e
Mr. Waes hda vsnovad ~skerms u.e cas- mahu k znzema neHeyeh Hda umoznd =
czncama ably mE the u~div who'd, uych mali dhnt uzema. q
Hda pdobh Sc oi ndouj z hdaz sopfh ycdth uMAe angiany pro CT "a
zinc vmohyhs auch mh4 Prmm tdem uveejnsab Dude Eama oneh td, a budu q
t"o mdc oewny, odAneme il jake cast gdenhop o~Ari PHand Sc re v~h SILL ably 4
veMe dHy a ovmyv ch~~hnds zHdy podobne hMy q
Ably zskano byo hMo vzdsanl eap @e Dnyh who'd an en4sho obeamtu pre- 4
azee Dude ehos nahuz "Aai pomoc majheau vr~s fdaedi daovedouaeh v ceve@nds u
zuaha mr. wnea starry pre ak mohshoz mas jest vadem aehs sh, ably spoil 81
mas ze na0"ne e1~e "~oah amsHekt edl epam poz'a"m naA "msi jedn%0 dr =
hymn = WYNN e
Vital doel jake jedn kazdy dy mz Ger ao stat sam prumyl mali hyby u
hz mri A;u nuraveny Hoday jh apaovadna opvs zdavyma roumnym 4mHobem q
Jest jeo panms abs zde rozemid zmi poAvaH schze pray vsad d
Pre ST Yam sHHh, re Wy tz Sc me pHsnai .byse ph rskai Prnhn dkoMm a
Jest aucem Sc angidsmu jaylu Nopomcnt 81 peWh pm hydcnniD osekti shAnou p
angGckwh Hdj z zpsno so msc :
UnSenmo pee CkehndkeA mrAanh~an Rsdy y
= U"hovaveas toto s%"niv pn'~a"t G
Charles 7. Henderson. )
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

Mas obrazek z izornuje,
cd spodu, skoini I doyu, to-
varnu, obydli a Sta the ditky
?nazornuji ctyi. vyhodne
veci pro ty, kteri e uci an
glicky a jcjich ditSy.
Tyto ctyri veci sou: Lep-
81 vzdelani, lepsi pcace, lepsi
obydli a sfastnejsi ditky.
Pro Vase ditky Dude vet
sim stestim a mIizo: e Jim da-
ii vstsich WHO'D, Faklize 81
privlastnite znaic-i anglici-
ny, abyste jich mcnl dosah-
ncuti.
Mr.. Wiies, amerikanisacni
rada a verejne loly zridi
tento podzim mnohe angli-
Ike tridy pro cizincc.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13

lerzo di pin del valore e pare
che vi sia capilalo, nellie stesse
condizioni del signor Descano,
un Real Estate Man" ameri-
cano. con Ufficio a So. Broad
street.
ST dice che in molte transa-
zioui di-questo genere fatte da
Vito NJ. Baldi la prima ipoteca
e sempre piazzata dalla ditta
Baldi.
Diversi mesi fa era state
preso nella rele l'avv. Thomas
S. Russo, intermediate un pa
ga-mastro AMIGO ma estraneo
ALA Dilla Baldi G 81 deve poi
ALA dabbenaggine del giovane
professionista Sc 10 scandalo 81
pot6 evitare con soddisfazione
motto magra di questultimo.
Una volta in colonia esiste-
va 10 straw man" che figure
come principale nella faccen-
di Nozzelli per la birreria di
Christian street, quando Paw.
Aladino Aulilio vinse una i'm
portantissima causa contrO il
Cav. Uff. C. c.. A. Baldi che
tent0 di negargli una promessa
fatta. La Corte pero non ebbe
fiducia ALA testimonianza di
costui G perdette.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13

Giovedi, I corrente mese, ad
istanza del signor Thomas De-
scano, con Uffcio di Real e
State al No. 1916 Dickinson
sireet, fu dichiarato in arresto
il signor Vito NJ. Baldi, fl
Clio del Cav. Uff. C. C. A. Baldi,
direttore spirituale dell'"Opi-
nione" di Philadelphia, accu-
salo, in due affidavits, di Co
spirazione e false pretense".
Con Vito M. Baldi, per la stes-
sa accusa, fu arrestato il go
Between" Anthony Create, re-
sidente 1882 Mifflin street,
anch' egli mezzano per la COM
pra-vendita di case. | manda-
ii di arresto furono rilasciati
dal magistrate William F.
Campbell, della Corte a 541 E.
Girard avenue, davanti al qua
le gil accusati comparvero al
le ore II ant. di sabato scorso.
Durante il preliminary
hearing gil avvocati dele par
ii 81 misero daccordo, col
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13
PrOpOSte di aCCOmOdamGntO

ST vocifera che avvocati, Ma
gistrali ed altri amici di Vito
NJ. Baldi, vadano perfino per
lie case offrendo somme per
accomodamenti. Sc clio e vero,
e allresi' evidente la colpabi-
lita degli accusati. Chi ha la
coscienza tranquilla tira diritto
per la sua via.
Sc un accomodamento, oltre
a soddisfare chi e state dan
neggiato materialmente G mo-
ralmente, rimuovesse la causa
di questi brogli, moi per j pri-
mi, che non vogliamo la puni-
zione di nessuno che voglia
emendarsi. 10 raccomanderem :
mo. Ma Sc il sistema conti-
nuasse a perpetrarsi? Sc le di-
sonesta, per atavismo, 81 ira
smettessero di progenia in pro-
genia? Sc altre vittime cades-
sero nella rete?
Questi dubbi dovrebbero es-
sere presi in seria considera-
zione, prima di fare certi pas
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13

being duly sworn according to law,
depoSeS and says, that within two
years last past and within the Coun-
ty of Philadelphia, one Vito Baldi.
residing at 928 South 9th street, Phi
ladelphia, Pennsylvania, and one
Anthony Create, residing at 1882
Mifflin street, City and State aforc-
said, did, fraudelently, unlawfully.
maliciously and by false representa-
tions and pretenses. with intent to
cheat and defraud your deponcnt, OBJ
tain your deponent's signature TO a
bond in the sum of $4,000 as secu-
rity for a certain loan made to one
Michael Contarino, by the Every
body's Building and Loan Associa-
ton, falsely, fraudulently, unlawfully
and maliciously representing to the
said deponent that the said Michael
Contarino was a bona fide purchaser
of premises 807 Carpenter street.
Philadelphia, for a consideration of
100000, which representations were
relied upon by your deponent and
induced said deponent to act thereon,
all Of which representations were
false and that the said Vito Bald and
Anthony Create we'll knew that the
said Michael Contarino was none
other that a Straw man" or fict-
itious purchaser without conside-
ration and that said acts were done
solely to cheat and defraud your de
ponent.
All Of which acts were committed
against the peace and dignity and
the laws of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this second day of September, 1919
Thomas Descano (SEAL.1
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intimidation, di arresti di
far chiudere in prigione quail
cuno che e in liberia provviso-
ria condizionata.
+ tempo di finirla con que
ste minacce donchisciottesche
e tutti quelli che sono stati
danneggiaU, non per vendetta
ma per evitare il ripetersi di
cert scandal, Vengano fuori.
ricorrano allie autorila, e con-
tribuiscano a redimere que
sta colonia dale we're piOVre
dali anima di tango.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13
ALBE { TRANONTI
LA BUONAFEDE
LL"OPINIONE '
DEGLI ALTRI.

800. tss# #..l.. II.
rorJ;n,, Mi; d,It,I;. rho g; a rb;r-
. ~ " Gc~a,san 's, Il 'S5'' 55 ,irs,to h, dne
voltc interrotto suoi importantis-
simi lavori per dar iuugo a due de
libcrazioni di ordiue offensive Contro
una setta che dimostra volerne mi
mare la vita per mczzo di un organo
diftamatorio, il giornale 'Oplnionc'
di Philadelphia
lie due dilbcrazioni. votate con
suffragio unauimc. Tuna nclla scduta
del II corr. e Taltra i'm uuclla del IS.
disponcvauo che un comitato, pre-
sicduto dall'avv Cianflone, formulas
Sc due telcgrammi espriment la in
ulR'laH'ouJ uC' uJiSEa'i Coli'a IN
.ileBall ''"l'""' - OPil''o,Il La
'hlhsc"u0 con Io'oICs0S q. illaIIle'' uI az
ld00aI "lusePP ~ 2il'eS'lg - illle'-
TO d vi '4.'ue v e'le' "pI.o Pe! "a 0ll',S
sIiI'a yV''% SEM" opPo9l@'oill: I'M, IN q
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LA I,"''9~ i,,'9ilG ,?l,,s'''o e.. ,,.-oi Coo,Ie
t,,r;I,ai; st,ar,n ala r;llaz;Cr,e o.
Conc So il nrhbtiro sia fanto sriorro
da non arrorpcrsi della vera intcn-
lone nclragitare il pribolo. uucIla
non d';nrensarr ma d'appicrarc il
fuoco distruttore
Frco il nrimo del telegrammi.
-,
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tii'' ~ o.:J e- lt:Je
condotta italofoba ed antiproletaria
del giornale "Opinione" di Philadel-
phia nei sistematici sttacchi ALA piu'
importante examinations italiana,
protestant ingiuste vigliacche insi-
nuazioni contro Grande Venerable
Di Silvestro confermano a questi
loro stima".
Per la Grande Loggia
'Cianflone".
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pLi p,ioe ait, az. 'tt'i.,S II f 81 $3.50 80 az La Va,
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13
IRVeGe di FiabilitaTIO, tiniSCOnO
per gGttaTIO nGIId tOSSa

Parte del pubblico forse non
ci crederd, ma POGO c'impor-
la. A moi basta la solidarieta
del buoni G la tranquilIita del
la noslra coscienZa.
moi, in questo momento,
compiangiamo sinceramente il
Cav. Uff. G. C.. A. Baldi. Sc
dobbiamo credere a quanto ci
e state finora riferito, di molli
suoi errori la colpa e di Vito
M. Baldi il quale ma voluto
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COMMONWEALTH
SV
VITO M. BALDI Sur Charge
And
ANTHONY CREATE Conspiracy


Thomas Descano, Of the City of
Philadelphia. State of Pennsylvania,
being duly sworn according to law,
deposes and says, that within two
years last past and within the County
OF Philadelphia, one Vito NJ. Baldi,
residing at 928 South 9th Street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and one,
Anthony Create, residing at l73Z
Mifflin Street, City and State atore-
said, did unlawfully, falsely and ma
liciously conspire and agree to cheat
and defraud your said deponent by
inducing him to sign personal bond
in favor Of Everybody's Building and
Loan Association, by falsely malic-
iously. fraudolently representing to
your deponent that premises 6OI
Carpenter street, Philadelphia, was
bought bv bona fide purchaser for a
consideration Of 100000, thus indu-
cling said deponent to make applica-
ton to the aforesaid Building and
Loan Association for the sum Of
$4,000
That facts were so represented to
your said deponent that he honestly
believed same and thus made an ap-
plication to the aforesaid Building
and Loan Association which asso-
citation granted said mortgages, il
secured by personal bond.
That your deponent due to his
good and unstained character and
reputation did enjoy the esteem OF
his friends and neighbors.
That said conspiracy was formed
by the aforesaid, simply for the pur.
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character and degrade him in hi.
trade and business and to defeat anC
diminish his business, and to tha
end impoverish him and maliciously
drive him out of business.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-09-13

Tassenso del giudice, che la
discussions della causa vents
Sc posposta in DATA da fissarsi,
dopo TeleZione primaria.
II signor Thomas Descano e
rappresentato dallavvocato G..
Theodoricus Maioriello, Vito
M. Bald da |. }. Gordon Foster
ed il sig. Anthony Create da
MIN. A. Gray che all'udienza 81
era fatto rappresentare da un
giovane del suo Ufiicio. Tulte
lie attire parti, con j rispettivi
difensoTi, eranO present.. Gll
accusati furono traltenuti sot-
to mile dollari di cauziOne.