davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15

No other tubes in the world are road tested
on so big scale as Firestones. The Yellow
Cab Company of Chicago uses Firestone
Tubes exclusively on its 800 taxi cabs. The
service of these tubes is checked constantly
Improvements and developments are
arrived at.
BY close watching of large number of
tubes in service-not confined to isolated
instances, the conclusions are accurate and
definite.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15

Firestone puts the best in materials into
tubes by establishing purchasing experts at
Singapore, center of the worlds rubber
market. Firestone puts the best. in work.
manship into tubes by organizing the crack
manufacturing organization of the industry
on profit sharing basis.
And then subjects the finished product to
this big-scale road test-in order to get you
more for your tube money and more miles
out of your tires. And yet Firestone Tubes
cost no more than the ordinary kind.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

MUSCLE sic panowie zgodzic ma
to, re nasze usta nietylko do ca
Iowania". .
TAX - ME przecze, mac!e pa.
ME rowne Z mani prawa. w "a
bieraniu giosu, w wygiaszai1iu "a
patrywan, w ubieganiu sic o Cd
powicdzialne posady - lecz -
zdajc mi sic, ze.... odbicracle
sobie, panic dobrowo(nie urok i
przcwage, jaka posiadalyscie mad
nami, - stajac sic tax - cman-
cypowanc'.
Zach! przestarzaie teorye! -.
Czy to wy kiedy umicliScic
chcieli poddac sig ~naszej -
przewadze? WidzieliScie W mas
strojne lalki. tylko Z kt6remi po-
bawiwszy sic, od~rzucaliscie je ola
nowych zabawek'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
..Ach. panno Ewo! Jakas PAM

,,.Ach, panno Ewo! Jakas PAM
sliczna w zapale swojej wymowy,
@ tax! pieknym paniom wszyst,
ko wolno i by}oby goracem mo-
jcn pragnieniem i - zadanieln
wszystkim zachceniom PAM zaw'
sze dogodzic. czy moge
mice nadzieje?....'
,,Czyliz tax? - tylko pieknym
! bogatym wolno wszystko? a
COZ biednym i brzydszym POGO
s~taie?.... Dzickuje PAM "a "a
.szczyt, ktorego przyjat ME moge
qdvz.... nam narzeczonego, kto
ry - (rzucajac papieros) pom'-
mo mojcj pieknoSci i - maJatkn
nigdyby ME pozwolii ma to. Ic-
bv,n by}a emancypantk9 Z paPie'
{ W ustach... - dzieNujF
"a udzielona mi przez pana lekcys
kt6ra powt6rze innym pannom'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
KORESPONDENCYA.

A. Z. Co "a uprzedzenie! Wiec
PAM, ME znaj9c tel ,~,starszej pa
nj, boi sic jej i ia mic w Swic-
Gle ME chce mieSzkac z MIA pod
jednym dachem?" a coz sic sta
ME z>pani miIoScia? Wszak PAM
ME moze Cd swego narzeczonego
ladac Jake warunck", azeby swo
.jej matcc wymowil swoj dom, DO
= je5li jest dobrym synem, spra-
WILDLY mu to wielka przykroSc,
a kto vie, czy ME zmniejszy}oby
.jego uczucia miloSci ola jego
przysziej zony. Jczeli ME ,,wspo-
minai dotychczas o swojej mat
'ce". molina przypuszezac, IL u
wazai "a COS zupelnie naturalne-
go, re zenisc sic, matki ME Opt
sci.
PAM ma przesadne wyobraze-
ME o ,,dokuczliwoSci i samowoli
teSciowych". Bywaja i takie -
ME przecze - lecz sa tez bardzo
dobre kochaiace. Czesto te -
.jak je PAM nazywa ,,surowe, Cd
~ciagajace sic, ME u~przejme" So
tylke dlatego takiemi, re mlo-
dziez ME darcy ich sympatya i
lekcewazy je. Zamykaja one skar
by swych uczue gieboko W SVEN
sercu, DO - Mkt ME chce ocenic
ich i odtraca je. Gdy widzac ola
siebic niechec, nicraz wstret lub
obojetnoSc, ,,kurczs sig i zamy-
kaja jak Slimak " swa skorupks'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

'pieczenia - n. P. zamiast "a
try Gently drozdzy, dac "a CITE
Try, lub zamiast dwie lyzeczki pro
szku do pieczenia dac dwie i pol.
Do p~ieczenia chleba, jesli go sic
piecze z dodatkiem maiej iloSci
cukru, MONA dodac brunatny.
S. S. Zamowieh ma ,,modefEa"
prosze ME posyiac do mnie, lecz
do ,,Administracyi Dziennika Chi
cagoskicgo" z w~yraznem wymic-
nieltiem adresu swego, numeru
zadanego mode}ka i doiaczeniem
l0ciu c. w zulaczkach poczto-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

- hub oddaja niechec "a niechec.
Pewna inteligentna panienka
sic: ,,Nigdy ME przy-
puszczaiam, re stara DANA ktora
poznaiam, - moze bye tax SYM
patyczna, wesoia i tax szykow-
ma"
Poznaj PAM matke swego ma
rzeczonego, badz dla niej gree
czna, uprzejma, daj jej troche Z
uczuc twojcgo serca, a zpewno-
Scia ,.odda Ct pieknem "a nadob-
me-. Me obawiaj sic jcj: osuro-
woSci i powagi." Stara kobieta by
Ia rowniez kiedys mfoda, jest "a
ten ola mlodziezy wyrozumiafa
i - Z zadowoleniem patrzy ma
wesoioSc i zabawy miodziezy; So
one ola mel miiem wspolnnie-
MEM ubiegfych lat.
,.!Stara dana ME smieje sic nj
.gdy;;" - PAM myli sic bardzo....
U'mic ona sic laduie Smiat do
tych, kt6rzy ia troche kochaja, u
ME ona navel Smiac sic re spraw
ktore W sobic mic w~eso}ego ME
zawieraja.. -. -Kiedy ia kto ukfu-
Ijc slowem. hub przykrosc jakaS
wyrzadzi. uSniechnic sic pobiazli
vie i - ME mySli o zemScie tax
jak mlodzi; kiedy jej doktor po-
vie. re ME powinna sic praca "a
.bijac i ma odpoczac iuz sobie -
sm;ejc sic jeszcze s~zerzej / po-
wiada. re - praca nikogo ME "a
biia, 4 ona nudziiaby sic, gdyby
ME pracowala. - l smiejc sic CT
cno a smutnie, jeSli dzieci jcj ME
rmieja ocenit piracy jcj i staran
ola Mich. ..Ot mlodoSc" - TUNA
czy ich - ,~.przyjda i oni do ro-
zumu'.
A co szczegolniejsze umie
ona tax samo jak Siniac sic / -
plakac re smutnymi.... kiedy
Mode przyjaci6lki uciekna Cd
ciebie. gdys W smutku i zqdna
pociechv - wtedy stara. zyczlI-
wa ci istota szeroko otworzy ra-
miona, przytuli do goracego ser
ca, pocieszy, doda otuchy nauczo
ma wlasnern doSwiadczenie1n, opo
vic rozmaitc dykteryjki i przcJ-
Scia zyciowe. ktorc wreszc;c do
bry koniec miaIy - wywofa u
Smiech ia twoje usta, a SERGE ozy-
Wi nadzieja lcpszej przyszioSoi,
Jezeli zaS jcstcS szczesliwa, We
sofa i czujesz potrzebc podzic-
.lcnia sic twoja radosciq, Mkt tax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
Rownouprawnienie.
(Podsiuchane.)

yCzy pozwoli PAM, azebym Ia
palil ~cygaro?" - zapyta} MO
dy czlowiek swojej towarzyszki
pc skonczonym wybornym obje-
die.
,,Owszem - lecz w takim tyl-
ko razie, jezcli i ia palic bede"-
odpowiedzia}a piesciwym glosem
sliczna parma, wyjmujac srebrna
papierosnice re swego woreczka.
,,Ach pani!?' - wyQrzyknal
mlodzieniec tonem mic bardzo "a
checajscym - .,Odkadzc to PAM
przystapi}as do zrzeszcnia dam
mad - modnych i emancypowa-
Inych?'
oh! nauczy}am sic palic papie
rosy ola samo obrony' - chlod-
no odpar}a PARMA - pWszyscy
Ipanowie Z taxa imperty71encyq
dmuchajq nam dymem W oczy,
T$miejac sic tax zuchwalc. kiedy
i'm sic ma to zwroci uwage, IL -
postanowiiam odpierac pociski
wlasna ich broniq'.
l. ubi PAM te - zabawke?'
,,Dlaczego ME? - Wszakze to
hardzo wygodne zajecie....
Skraca Gas i - zastepujc rozmo-
we W braku tematu do niej....
tax utrzymujecie', doda}a &c zio-
sliwym blyskiem slicznych
swoich oczu.
Me wierze. zeby PAM sprawia
10 to przyjennoSc nasladowanie
W tvm kierunku mezczyzn, zresz-
.ta.... usta kobicce - stworzone
sa do calowania, lecz mic do
. osmalania tytonicm.... nic 81
dzi pani;...."
To rzccz przyzwyczajenia
i - jcieli wolno nam obecnie
ust ulywat ma wyglaszanie NOV
ia pozycyc w politycc itP.", toz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

iak stara kobietka ME odczuje
twej promiennosci, DO - be- u
czucia zazdroSci wlasciwemu mlo
dosci - cieszyt sic bedzie wraz
T. toba, dorzuci jcszcze zaczerp-
nietycll re skarb6w serca swego
kilka jasnych promieni.. DO
stara kobieta stale sic mloda z
m}odyrni i kazdy czuje sic z mia
swobodnym jakby we wlasnym
domu. Matka twego przysz}ego
msza musi bye dobra i intelligent
na kobieta, kiedy potrafila wycno
wac tax ,,dobrego i M takiem
stanowisku znajdujacego sic sy-
ma, ktorege ty, panienko ,,uko-
chalas caiem sercem". - Wdzie-
czna jej "a to bye powinnaS dla-
tego - idz do niej Z ~ufnoscia /
grzecznoScia, a chociazby wyda-
ia Ct sic zrazu ,.sztywna", rnie-
dowierzajacq", ,,surowa', ,.bada-
jqca', ME zrazaj sic i PANIC
tai re to chodzi O szczeScie Gale
80 zycia jej syna, kt6rego ty jej
zabierasz ! - &c mimowoli czuje
ona niejaki zal do ciebie "a to i
re SERGE jej seismic sic Z bolu, je-
zeli ME dasz szczescia jej ukocha
MENU synowi. Zdobadz ia zatem
-. screen, a kiedy uslyszy wy
mowione ustami przyszlej zony
swego syna slodkic slowo: ma
mo-, z pewnoscia wkrotce sta
nicsz sic ukochana jcj ,,c6rka' -
ktorci - wszak matka ME do
kucza"....
Niecierpliwa. - Mojem ida
MEM ,.nic wypada'', azeby pa
nienka pierwsza ,.oSwiadczyla
swa miloSc mezczyznie", chociaz
to Jest ,,rok przystepny". - A co
wtedy, jeSli CT wybrany odmowi?
Czy ME bedziesz sic wstydzic?
WidzialaS go i rozmawiaias z MIN
,.dopiero i tylko try ray -
czy moglas vice poznac, jaNim
on jest, jaki jego charakter ! uspo
sobienic, czy ME jest rozpustni-
Klein, lekkomySlnym i czy posia-
da wszystkie warunki ma dobre-
go mega ,,PodobaI SIZE to
Ijcszcze ME racya; powierzchow-
nose ladna ME jest jeszcze .,rekoj-
mia szczescia". Majac lat die
wietnaScic, ME trzcba sic Z "a
meSciem zbyt ~spicszyt. Dobra.
dobrzc wychowana panienka pre-
dzej czy p0zniej doczeka sic -
mega.
Mloda gospos;a. - TAX - "a
nliast wiekszej iloSci cukru MOI
ia do ciasta uzyt miodu pol ma
pol Z cukrcm, trzeba tylko roze-
tree mi0d i cukier Z maslcm Tub
smalccm i z0itkami i dac troche
wiecej drozdzy hub proszku do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
DIAL DLA
Reieruje Narya 8.
Reieruje Marya s.

w~zgiedniamy.-Co ono tam vie!
- TAX sic mowi. - Co ono rozu-
ME hub czuje, aibo chce!
To wielka pomy4ka! WaSnie,
re - vie, mianowicie to, czego
chce Tub ME chce, czuje przytem,
pamieta wyrzadzone mil krzyw-
dy, boi sic lub teskni, ciekawe jest
i nawet mSciwe, chociazby doPie-
70 rok zyfo ma swiecie.
Tynczasem, gdy ko4yska ME
potrzebna. to ia sic wynosi ma
strych, dziecku kupuje sic &jze--
czko Z kratiia, kolysanSa u~staje,
DO malice zmeczony dniem calym
zabawy i ruchu sam usypia, a
wychowawcy dalej troszcza sig
przedewszystkiem o - zdrowie.
Mad dusza sic ME Spiewa, ME tuli
|jej sic, ME pielegnuje.
Dzieoko sic rozwija siia Was
nego Pedu i nieraz juz o MEM sic
mowi: o! jake m2dre! jake to
dobre, jake to z,e, choG male! l
fje&li dobre. no to dobrze. jesli ma
DIRE a zle, to mt sic sprawia roz-
matte przepiSy, kary, zakazy. re-
Iby ME brykaio, lub nieznoSne3o
bebna wyrzuca sic "a drzwi. Bic
dactwo rzucone ma passive Was
nej natury pohutuje "a swoje bic
dy. ME rozum;ejac ich prawie. "a
btedy, kt6re po najwislSzej cze--
sci dziedziczy. 4 ktore MONA byfo
przewidziec i ich wybuchy uprze-
d.; przcciwdz:aaniem. Zywioiy
praszczone samopas - bujajQ IRA
III nieznacznie, Potem coraz groz-
niej. MySl przeradza sic w czcza,
a nieraz zdrozna c;eiiawoSt, uczu-
Ic:e p~rzerzuaea sic w kapryS. VIOLA
W swawo.e i uiekarroSc, 4 "a tenn
iCzie zIy humo7, uwda, osPa!oSc i
zmyslowoSc. | tutaj zaniedbana
dusza mSci sic ma zirowiu, b.
dziecko Z takiemi przywarami ME
moze bye zdrowe.
Ia mala duszyczka potrzebuje
vice cd pierwszeso swego tchnic
MIA - kotysan!li meiodyjnej, ida
cej Cd serca do serca, w ktorej
zwo.na wszystko dzwieczyt mode
i powinno. JEST dusza i jej PREY
u.ioty ME maja bye zanied6ane.
sErzywione. ~zduszone, ME maja
uleGz zboczeniu b@5 zatracie. Jed
mem slowem: trzeba wycllowywat
ducha cd samego poczat&u jcgO
Iobiawow ! - trzeba uIniec wy
chowywat. Lccz, jcze.i zaczyna-
my to wychowanie Cd zamykanid
dziecka "a kare w cienrnym poEo-
Iju. Cd przywiszywania so do l6z-
ka. odmawian;a jedzenia, bicia
!. d.. zabijamy nicja&o duaze die
Icka. W ktGrej sic rodzi blunt pre-
c.wko taiicmu wychowywaniu
zal, Potem uPor. wrcsz,
Gle nicnaw;SI do rodzicow lub Wy
clrowaw-c6w. Pierwszc raze1ria bu-
dzacej sic duszy prawfc zawszc
pozostaje choc bezwicdnie w pa
nigel dzieoka. a gdy dojrzcje IL
mysicm w p0zniejszem wieku, "a
Icnoty swojc LIB bIedy, ktore sic
staly je,go nicszczeSciem - czuic
- "a picrwszc miloSc i wdziecz-
nose, - "a drusic - zal @ rodzi,
Cow.
VOpCcp0NnENrYA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
POGADANKA.

l OTTO - przywiazali dziecko do
loaha, azeby sic ME ruszyfo, axe
by ME wypadio, a sami Poszli ma
zabawe... wyrodni, Iii rodzioe.
- Jake ia niedobra matha mo-
gfa bawic sic - Smiac z my
Sla, re malenstwo w domu meczy
siejak ma torturach, place, ru-
szyc sic ME moze? DoPrawdy, to
strasznc, ME do uwferzenia, a je-
dnak dowiadujemy sic o takrm
iqlocie z wiarygodnego zrodia!
Ale otto znow widzieli$my W in
mem miejscu, u kochajacych ro-
dzic6w - stoi malutEa l6deczka
zycia, b4ekitna, wygodna. ciepia.
7 hiaiym muSlinowym zaglem, a
W niej spoczyNa bezbronny, dro-
bny, siaby wedrowiec, wieczny
tuiacz, wieczny podrozny wszech-
Swiata - cztowiek.
Podr0zowac sam ~jeszcze ME u
mie. ME moze, ME chce. DO oczka
strala pred faIa wrazeh zewne--
trznvch. ktore i tax az nadto ma
zmysiy jego dzia}aja. WIGS tee
troskliwa reka mihoSci przycmiia
Swiatlo. zeby go ME razi}o, umiar
kowala c;eplo, zeby mu by}o tax
wia5n;e, ja!; trzeba. ~uc;Szyia
gwary domowe, ably ME budzily
togo malehstwa. ktoreby moSho
irz - c;erpiec ! lekao bardzo
rehko - porusza ljdeczka Z big
kitu kochajaca reka matki. wPa-
trujacej sic W ten skarb swoj maj
milszy. No}ysze W te1tt slodkiej.
jcdnostajnej kolysanli, ktora
chlonac w siebie wszyst!iie zew--
netrzne eclra. usv2;a niemowle-
p~rzysziego moze - o,6Tzyma. |
diatego dis wlasn;e oszczedzac
- lego t-zeba, wzm2cniac je. roz
vitae. k:ztaicic powoii. aby sic ME
zerwaiv de,ikatre strunv ma in
strumenciku tych zaledwie do
czucia przywolanych zmysiow.
To tez koN<anka 5pievu TUT die
cie ! usHo%aja ! Jest jetnem L pier
wSzych jego miiych ! pieknych
v-razei. \ chot ono tego piehana
ric rojmujc ~jeszczc, a.e juz mu
SIC I rnotobaniem - podIajc.
7 ME tylko matka nuci swq
picsh PREY koIebce; w~szystE:e ~
violv d~oczcsnego Swiata biora
lziecie W swQ moe ! tz;aIaja ma
Tie bczustannic. a p~otezn;c. 10
'ysanha swiatla. cicpia, ruohu.
o}os6w z;cmsLich, buia koiebka
c;a,cm W ktorci u:pionv icsz-
IT s9oczvua: dush - nicmowle.
,,,,ri orzvz,vvczai;v sic oczv
az;c,,;a 90 .viat,a, vice raczki do
.jo6,, w,,:,oa rwic sic Go o;,na.
-h,o 5eb,, On nr,v,Azono DO ocro
=. r...L Lo1,.k; nv NH mic wv
st,~r,, SID, E~[a. czcsaa sic,
stale ; oeJzi nrzcl y;y6;c. DO rue,
mn ;c,t rozkozza naiwicksza
Jp,ha luz mic tv,Eo ko}vsanli. ale
ruzvGi tzwonow. kla-
.zczc " dIonic W rvtm orkicstrv
.,Ia,ci Mica zachwvca sic mia talk
sam, iak szumcm ioatannv !
drew wielkich szeIstem. Zmysiy
80 oL,rdzi{v ; uzvwaia. c;esza sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

To rzccz przyzwyczajenia -
i - jcicli wolno nam obecnie
ust uzywat ma wyglaszanie NOV
ia pozycyc w politycc itP., toz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

EVERETT, Jan. 15.--
Especial He must spend
the rest Of his life in prison,
but Joseph Darwin Morton,
15-year-old convicted muir
derer of Lee Linton, was hap
pier today than at any time
since he was arrested on No
vember 20, the day after the
tragedy.
For tho first time In weeks he slept
all night without Bobbing In his
dreams lie arose this morning
smiling and at "A hearty breakfast
with his i9ycar-o companion In
crime. Isom white. who occupies the
same tank" with him In the county
iall here. and who Is sentenced to
hang.
At o'clock last night. after three
days trial. tho jury Of two ~women
and 10 men brought in verdict Of
guilty. with the sentence. 'life i'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Slipped on Grape,
Asks S3,65O Damage

Slipping on n grape on the side
walk ia front Of fruit stand oper.
ated by sam Gilman. at 1917 First
ave. on september 20. Mrs. Mary
Nelson. wife OF Norgaard Nelson,
sustained injuries for which she
asks $3.50 damages In a suit filed
In superior court Thursday. Mrs.
Nelson alleges her knee was injured
30 badly she was confined to her bed
for n month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

prisonmcnt." The youthful defend.
ant was taken from his cell to the
courtroom looking very grave. His
father and step-mother accompanied
him.
When tho verdict was read. the boy
and his mother broke out crying.
But It was no such scene as accom-.
panied the reading of the Isom
White verdict I'm the same courtroom
last week. The lad quickly recov-
cred his composure when they heard
the sentence.
lie smiled wanly at the Jury
and at his parents. as he ex-
claimed, II thought they were
going 10 have me hanged"
Morton and his wife took the sen.
tence less calmly than the young de.
fcndant Mrs. Morton continued
weeping softly. Morton was plainly
agonized. but did not break down.
They went back to the Jail with the
lad.
II got better than ] expected"
he shouted at the jail attendants,
as he burst into the outer office.
81 thought they'd hang me sure.
But I only got life"
on entering the tank" after the
door had changed behind him, he
walked over TO White, who was
standing back In the shadows smile
less, and shook his hand. The older
boy turned away and went into his
cell.
Tho date OF the White boys execu.
tion Is expected TO be set this week.
The hanging. the first under the new
law In this state, Is to take place at
the state prison at Walla Walla.
Whites attorney. Joseph II.
Smith. who was one OF the state
legislators TO vote In favor of re.
storing tho capital punishment law,
has filed with Judge Ralph c. Bell.
the trial Judge In both cases, mo.
ton for a new trial 1t is expected
a like motion will be filed by VIII.
liam Keller, defense counsel. In the
case of Morton.
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CHINESE COOPERATING
WITH SOVIET FORCES

Another lsoishcviat communique
referred 60 recent red" victories In
the Trans Caspian region as of great
importancc. pointing out they
strengthened the soviet influence IN
Tufkcstan.
Capture % the important town Of
Rrasnoyodsk. tho starting point OF
the Trana.casplan railway on tho
shores Of tho Caspian sea. insufes
tho ruin of British Imperialism" In
Central Asia. tho Bolahevih claimed.
One immediate effect ~ the revo-
lutionary movement In Persia and
Hoiahevik victories In Siberia and
TuFkeatan has bccn the closing Of
Chinese frontiers against the reds,
tho eomlauu,aue said
Chinese revolutionary dct1cfments
however. are cooperating with the
soviet armies. ~ claimed. adding that
"a majority of tho Cossacks IN the
Amur region and the nurlnta and
Kirgezcs IN the Trans naikal coun-
try had revoltcd against Semenoff.
killing his representatives.
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rect measures. and with n trusty
six gun or humble brick shrouded
In a towel, persuade the night
traveller to donate.
And then, Of course. there Is
the husky ebony gentleman who
hides out the soap and the towels
that Uncle Sam provides for the
travelling public at the local rail-
way stations. and who collects
tribute from the patient public
when he provides towel and
adds a superfluous brushing off
10 an already overmanicured hat.
when get old and too lazy TO
peck at n typewriter, I'm going
10 get a Job valeting at the stamp
window In Uncle Sans postoffice.
and when you buy stamps I'm
going to hand them 20 you, mean
while nicklng an imaginary speck
OF lint off your lapel, and smiling
graciously when you hand me
quarters
All manner of jobs, just TO pro
mote this silly habit OF eating
food at frequent intervals.
Great waste Of energy. this
chore Of living. !.
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According 10 Evan Lewis. mem-
Der OF the jury. the vote had stood
nine for acquittai on the ground Of
insanity and three for second degrees
murder. thruout nearly "A hours OF
deliberation.
Finally. all agreeing New should
go TO an institution. where there was
no chance Of his release, Lewis aid.
the second degree murder verdict
was decided upon. The penalty y 10
years to life imprisonment
New sat like a man Of stone when
the jury came in and announced he
had been found guilty. He never
took his eyes from the NO Smoking
sign on the desk in front OF his seaf.
on which his gaze had been fixed
thruout the trial. He never moved :
muscle. ~~s
Mrs. Lily Burger. News mother.
bowed her head. Miss Edna Clancy.
his half-sister. sobbed quietly for =
moment.
Then the Judge dismissed the fury
and every one quietly filed out OF The
courtroom There was no demonsfra,
ton. and practically no comment.
News conviction ends one Of De
most sensational cases ever brought
into California courts
Drives in With Dead Girl
II was at dawn on the morning of
July that New drove to the L,oo
Angeles police station In his moth
er's sedan.
I've killed a girl" he told the
sergeant at the desk. She's out "a
the car"
Detectives went out and the BODY
OF Frieda Lesser, News sweetheart.
was found lying beneath a robe on
the back seat Of the sedan. Blood
clottcd the mass Of curly brown hair
which fell about Miss Lesser'a
shoulders.
New then made the claim that his
father was United States Senator
Harry S. New OF Indiana and that
he was an illegitimate child. Altho
testimony in court was 10 the effect,
that his claim was true, It was never
admitted by Senator New.
Il never have shirked n responsS.
bility and I never will' was the only
comment that the senator has made
on the case. News defense has been
well financed and his attorneys have
been the best.
New confessed 10 the police that
he had Killed Miss Lesser. saying he
did IL when she told him that in
stead OF becoming his bride the fol-
lowing night she would undergo an
operation TO relieve her OF afroach-
ing motherhood. New said Il was
responsible for Miss Lesser's n Adi-
ton.
At his trial. 80 depositions q
persons who had known New. M
mother and United States Senat
New in indianapolis and six from
Oklahoma City. were important partn
OF the testimony. "a
Insanity was the only defense. Is
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SWEETHEART SLAYER
IS DECLARED Sane!
Jury's Verdict After Two Days Il
Second Degree Murder"

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15.-Harry S. New,
reputed son of United States Senator Harry
S. New, of Indiana, today was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree
At 11:35 a. m. the IL jurors who had delib-
Grated on his case since p. m. Tuesday filed
into court and announced that they found
New sane and guilty of the murder of his
pretty 1S-year-old sweetheart, Frieda Lesser.
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HUNT SKELETONS IN
MURDER CEMETERY

scanned by Deputy Sheriff Campbell
Thursday. In the hope OF throwing
light on the skeleton mysteries.
The head OF the skeleton found
Tueaday was missing. All possible
Identification marks had been re-
shoes nor hat could be found. For
this reason. Stringer Is positive In
tho belief that the skeletons are vic
Tins OF murdercrs.
Oscar Strid. well digger OF I'd.
monds. ran across the second rkele-
ton while walking thru the woods
Tuesday.
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DO you think Isom White, 1a.year-
old murderer. should be hanged?
ANSWERS
MISS CARLOTTA DEAN, 3s43 Al
bion pi.--No. ! don't think we should
kin anyone. | don't believe In capi.
tai punishment I'm any case.
GEORGE T.. WILSON, I'll Il. 45th
st.--Yes. l see no reason why he
shouldn't be punished. We've got TO
put n stop TO this killing somehow. I
think he's the kind that would do
the same thing over again II he had
the chance.
l.. v. VOELKER. 6412 Eighth ave.
N. E.--iIanEing is too severe, accord.
ing to what other criminals get
around here. The boys too young.
He had no bringing up. He wasn't re.
sponsible for what he did. / believe
In hanging. but not in this case.
MRS. J. ". MUNSON, ssO6 Sunny.
side ave.--Ycs. think he should be
hanged lie seems so tough-hearted.
He should be made an example of.
CHARLES SENGEELDER. as
Madison at.-No. | wouldn't want to
hang him. I believe In hanging men.
not boys He's too young l know
"a lot OF men who ought to be hanged.