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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
MORE GRAFT In ARMY
STORES IS FOUND
UNITED STATES LOST MIL
LIONS IN SALES, IS CHARGE.
MANY FIRMS MENTIONED.

New charges of wholesale waste
and graft in connection with the dis
posal of surplus United States army
supplies have been made i'll Washing
ton. Congressman Graham, OF Illinois,
head of the special war investigation
committee of the last house, is the au-
thor of the charges
Among Congressman Graham S
charges, which. appear in the Con
gressional Record, is one alleging that
H. Miller, of New York CITY, bought
22o,104 yards of surplus 72-inch olive
drab duck at Nv cents a yard 1t cost
the government $1.94 a yard and had
been selling, prior to Miller's pur-
chase, at SIPS yard. Later he sold
the goods to the public at $l.4l yard.
The same man bought consider
able amount of denim from the gov
eminent, and when the government
found it did not have the goods to de
liver he presented a bill for So9,5lL.A
damages. This was settled by giving
him $483, 761.30 worth of duck, it is
said, for $233,754.84, further loss to
the government of $250,006.46.
Resold Beef to Packers.
The packers sold the government
huge quantities of frozen beef at 80
cents a pound, according to the Ora
ham charges. More than 100000
pounds were resold to the packers at
1Ol cents a pound, less IL per cent
discount. The public later bought To-
100000 pounds at IS to IS cents a
pound.
In the neighborhood of 2,383,445
yards of skirting flannel was declared
surplus property. 1t has been selling
to the public at SIPS to $3.50 yard
1t could hardly be purchased at any
price in retail stores. The entire
amount was bought, without any COM
petitive bids, by Sigmund Eisner, OF
Redbank, n. J., at $1.10 a yard, less
ten per cent discount.
Army Had to Buy Sugar.
f. c. Morse, director of sales, Sc
cured 100000 pounds of sugar from
the war department, which he insist
ed was surplus property, although
Major General Rogers, of the quar-
termaster corps, strongly protested, in
sisting that it would last only six
months in the army. The sugar was
sold for $40 cents "a pound. Later
General Rogers had to go on the mark
ct and purchase 36,500,000 pounds of
refined sugar at an average cost OF
147 cents pound.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
100000 employees OF
RAILROADS LAID OFF
CENTRAL OF GA. AMONG THE
ROADS NOT EARNING EX-
PENSES IN JANUARY.

CHICAGO.-Two hundred thous-
and railroad employees have been laid
off by sixty-four railroads OF the coun-
try since September l. Thirty-six rail-
roads failed to earn operating expens-
es in January. Twenty-eight railroads
did not earn their taxes and fixed
charges.
These statements were made today
by w. w. Atterbury, chairman OF the
Labor Board of the Railroad EXecu-
tives' Association, in public state
mcnt supporting demands of the rail-
roads for a reductin in wages.
Mr.. Atterbury declared these lines
represented As per cent of the railroad
mileage of the country.
His statement was issued as union
leaders declared the railroads were at
tempting to coerce the federal railroad
board into hasty action on the de-
mands for wage decreases and abroga-
ton of the national agreements.
Two Georgia Roads Included.
Thirtv-six roads which did not earn
their operating expenses during jan
uary, Atterbury said, included the At
II II
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic; But.
falo and Susquehanna; Central OF
Georgia; Detroit Toledo and Ironton;
Hooking Valley, Long Island, Mime
apolis, St. Paul, and Sault Ste Marie,
Maine Central, New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford; Northern Pacitlc
and Philadelphia and Reading.
Twenty-eight railroads which did
not earn their taxes and charges IN
January included: Atlantic Coast Line,
Baltimore and Ohio, Boston and
Maine, Chicago, indianapolis and Lou
isville; Chicago, Milwaukee and St
Paul; Chicago, Rock Island and Pa,
cifc; Lehigh Valley, Minneapolis and
St. Louis, Missouri Pacific. Norfolk
and Southern, Pennsylvania, Pere
Marquette, Western Maryland and the
Wheeling and Lake Erie.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
IS WARNED :
AGAINST PLAQUES
DIR. COPELAND SAYS UNITED
STATES THREATENED BY
TYPHUS AND BUBONIC.
ARE WORSE THAN INFLUENZA
Health Official Asserts Epidernics
Would Be Inexcusable and Great
est Vigilance Must Be Taken. I'm
migrants Infected With Vermin.

NEW YORK, n. Y.-Fifteen per
cent of the immigrants now admitted
to the United States bring lice upon
their persons, according to DIR. Royal
S. Copeland, health commissioner of
New York city, who is making a
strenuous fight to keep out typhus,
cholera and bubonic plague, which he
characterizes as menacing America far
more than bolshevik principles brought
here by these immigrants
Il have seen, with my own eyes,
immigrants from certain parts OF Eu-
rope permitted to come into this coun-
try although the lice were colonized
upon them literally in shingles" said
DR.. Copeland "Uncounted thousands
have been scraped by my inspectors
from a single immigrant who had
passed the entrance examination.
This is a year of startling peril to
our public health. The terrors and ire
mendous tragedy of influenza might
be multiplied by many fold if we were
to have a typhus epidemic, one OF
bubonic plague or one of sleeping
sickness. All have come to us, but, SO
far, not in violent epidemic form. Ty-
plus and bubonic plaques, in epidemic
form would be inexcusable in the
United States today because we know
how to keep it out. We do not yet
know how to keep sleeping sickness
out, but we know that rats carry the
plague and lice are typhus carriers.
Wear Same Clothes Year.
Il have seen thousands who have
landed in America wearing clothes
which they had worn a year without
removal before they reached here and
who never in their lives have had a
bath" continued DIR. Copeland. Not
to delouse immigrants would be to
treat them with less caution than that
with which we re-admitted our return
ing soldiers"
DIR. Copeland pointed out that not
only a typhus plague threatened at
the present time There is cholera,
which already has been found i'll Tex
as" he said. There is ,bubonic plague,
which has been found in many places,
particularly on the Pacific coast where
for years there has been war against
the rats that carry the plague-flea.
There is epidemic tuberculosis, which
exists generally in certain parts OF
Europe whence the emigration to
America is greatest, and there IS
smallpox, imported straight from Eu-
rope"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
Scientist Says Earth
Gets Twenty Million
Bumps Every Year

DR.. w. w. Campbell, famous direc-
tor of the Lick observatory, Califor-
MIA, announced that not less than TO-
100000 foreign bodies collide with the
earth every day. Despite these 10000
900 bumps the earth ways on. The
atmosphere, however, averts many
acting as cushion and but
fer and also wearing away by friction
many big and little visitors from space.
The friction makes light. That's where
the shooting stars come from.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
Organized, Centralized, Commercial
lied Crime Must Be Defeated by
Business Efficiency, Says Expert.

Ten thousand Chicago men and wo-
men have taken up crime as profess
sion and are practicing it with all the
system and skill of modern business,
according to Henry B. Chamberlain,
operating director of the Chicago
Icrine commission. In 1919, he said,
this crime trust" did a Sl2,0OO,0OO
business in Chicago. They can be de
feated, he added, by nothing less ettl-
Gent than their own organization.
Business men must see to it that law
enforcement methods are up to date,
he added.
Crime is an established business in
Chicago" Mr.. Chamberlain said. 1t
has been centralized, organized, COM
mercialized. Crime does not come IN
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
Only One Member of
Congress AnsWered
Epery Roll Call

WASHINGTON, D. Cone
member of the house, Representa-
tive Ricketts,, republican, of Ohio,
answered all of the 592 roll calls Of
the sixty-sixh congress, equalling
his own record in the sixty-fourth
congress, never before achieved.
Representative Box, of Texas,
claimed second honors in the sixty
sixth congress, having missed one
day, due to attendance on boil
weevil meeting.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
BARE LIQUOR REFUNDS
BY TREASURY OFFICIAL
SENATORS REVEAL TAX Elk
EMPTIONS AGGREGATING
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Enor-
nous sums have been allowed as "ex-
emptions" to liquor interests by Off
Gals Of the treasury department be-
cause of property losses or deprecia-
ton, according to Senators Smoot, of
Utah, and Frelinhuysen, of New Jer-
sew. Senator Smoot told the senate he
estimated the amount at $1,000 ,00O,O 600.
Senator Frelinghuysen said this est1-
mate was too low, asserting the ag-
gregate might range all the way up to
S4,000,000 900.
A congressional investigation OF the
entire exemption proposition is threat
ened. Senator Smoot declared he
would call meeting of the senate II
nance committee soon and summon
the officials who have the matter in
their control.
Liquor Interests Favored.
The suggested refunding to the liz
nor interests of billions has created
considerable stir among senator's. This
great sum returned to the brewers,
distillers and liquor interests, accord
ing to Sneator Frelinghuysen, is for
"obsolescence of property" of those
whose business was terminated by
prohibition He insisted that allowance
is being made to the liquor men by
the internal revenue bureau, which IN
some instances are five times the fig
ures allowed other taxpayers.
Senator Smoot referred to the fact
that the senate on January 18th passed
his resolution calling on Secretary of
the Treasury Houston for information
regarding refund, abatement or credit
against taxes for the years 1917, 1913
and 1919 This resolution, he said, has
not been answered.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
Dumped Million Dollars
Worth of Liquor Into
The Atlantic Ocean

One hundred thousand bottles of
whisky, wines and other vintages, seiz-
ed by customs inspectors as Volstead
act contraband on incoming ships, and
valued at nearly $1,000,000, was dump
ed into the harbor at New York city.
The decision t nour the booze into
the ocean was Ur1. Ser a consider
alton of how to ! SI1es he whisky
before Collector New " 1ment,
on March 4th.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
Is Ringing
In Douglas Again
Boys Under Fifteen Must Be at Home
By Eight O'Clock at Night.

DOUGLAS. Ga.-The new mayor
and council of Douglas, under the di-
rection OF Mayor w. R. .Frier. is max
ing some much needed improvements.
The old curfew law is being enforced
and all boys under the age of IS are
not allowed on the streets after 8
O'Clock at night unless accompanied
by parent or guardian.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
INDIAN SQUAWS DEMAND
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE

Indian women of the Penobscot
tribe, in Maine, have started on the
warpth to obtain the right to vote in
conduct of reservation affairs
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
f"gIa Farmer Shoots
Himself Through Head
II T "a OF Crawfordville, Wor-
- over Financial Conditions.

NV VIZ ORDVILLE, CAT. F..
2iscs ''- o farmer residing in
-i~ I'M, committed suicide bv Shoot
SCI through the head with a
irg aIaay night. He had been
81 considerable worry for some
lon h" account Of the financial de-
Of f II. this is doubtless the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
ARE ARRESTED
FOR STEALING PEANUTS
Four White Men and Eleven Negroes
Taken to Coleman.

Last night at Coleman four white
men and eleven negroes were placed
under arrest by Sheriff Taylor and
Deputy Sheriff Yon on warrants
charging them with having stolen
peanuts from the Coleman Oil Co
The white men made bond. They
are said to be we'll connected.-C
bert Leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
[IIFs HAVE AGAIN
| CROSSED THE RHINE
.ccUpY HEART OF INDUS
- GERMANY WHEN FOE
nrp1rSES PREPARATIONS.
rrN WITH NO RESISTANCE

.nn.+;on of Great German Coal and
E.or Center Was Peaceful, and the
Lnies Will Now Establish Customs
Parrier to Enforce Demands.
sr;4b allied troops occupying the in
g,.;., heart of the former kaiser's
f,;ro the truth is slowly dawning
T. Germany that France, England,
r;;,n, and Italy were not only Sc
IL IN levying an immense war rep
st;on bill against the Berlin govern
H. hit are equally as determined
collect it. More than $4,000 allied
los crossed the Rhine early the past
j + and occupied Dusseldorf, Duis-
l. Ruhrport, the principal cities of
. Rubr basin, the center OF Ger.
~ coal deposits and the hub OF
! Vast iron industry. Essen, next to
Il sbnrg the largest iron city IN the
@rld is under the command OF allied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-08

Lustre that comes from wear-not
from wash. Colors that only time
can mellow to such warmth and
beauty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-08

long pull and strong pull altogether Hard Months of it,
Hard planning Months of that The entire Gmbel orcanza
getting together to what give YOU Sales for
home Values for homes make homes To better homes
And so you'll find the you need HALF
PRICE China Lamps at new low markings
Rugs at lowest prices in sixteen years Just about
everything. Nor tote the half of
ter than you thought you could buy-Less than
you thought you'd have pay. Search no
farther. Your quest ends here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-08
Store Your Fssrs No,o

Gold dry air storage vault the premises with efficient
service and protection against all loss "Furriers since 842
Charges moderate Phone Pennsylvania Extension
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
ANUL xvI.-No. 1886.
Reconstructed RuSiei
RUSSIA SOVIETA VREA SIX COOPEREZE
Gu CAPITALISTH

PARIS, IL Iunie-Mnistru de comert al Rusei d. Leo
nda krassn dat All interview corespondenuu
din Londa al zaruui francez Petit Parisien in aaa
rapda Rusiei dupa potica ui Lenne
capitas este asguraa prin nteresele ambelor par
Krassn zis ca setea capitalization dupa bogatie natu
rae ale Ruse garana autou or necestatea absolute
de abat drguitoare smtta de soviet garana protec
tiunea intereselor streine
Minstrul soviet afrmat ca Russia incheiat conrace
pentru dfere marfuri Engera in vaoare de 100000
lire sterne Suedia in valoare de 50OO0O0 coroane
Germania 900 marc 81 Satele Unite $10OOOOOO
Dar, reservele noastre de sunt mate," adaogat
Krassn Isl exporul nosru find mic moi trebue
la concesiuni din carl numa fabrce Svensk
Kugelager fos semnata pc cand celelae sunt in curs
Krassn afirmat ca concesiunile obnute de Washing
ton Vanderp din California, depndeau de depozit
peere in de nerespecarea traatuu depozt a
PRINT.
''In curind forma consort international
penru exploatarea bogalor noasre urma Krassin 'si
activatea lu nlesni sovieee sd vinga fcultae te
rbe de prezen restabind muumrea in camnul fecaruia
Captalistii sun asgurat de buna crednta sovetelor
ndca sovetele nici odata au nedrepta acei
ucrat baza ineegeri Ell daca sovetele
rasurnate sguranta succesor lor mai putin rad
cali 81 proteja pc capitalist.
ssi mai seama fndca sovie an nevoie de capitalist
nteveni confiste averle or ndca
eli sunt masn c barba carl pot a puma in miscare
conduca acele masin''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
CASATORIA D-LUI
loan G. HOZA

Fri q avut loc cele'brarea casa
toriei d. loan G. Hoza, presedin-
tele directiunei Institutului nostru
Tipografic Gu dina Maria Oprean.
Serviciul religios fost sevirsit
de preotul Ilie Pop din Cleveland
in biserica romano ort. ST. Nico-
lac, la orele 6p. m. fata de nume-
rosi prieteni al mirelui 81 a mi
reset.
De la biserica invitatii au mers
La hala Soc. u. r. Ardeleana 81
Transilvaneana, unde s'a dansat
pima la orele 10 seara, dupa care
a urmat masa.
Printre prietenii mirilor carl au
VENT dim alte orase am notat pc
dl loan Iosif Schiopu, publicist,
VENT de curind din tara; d. Aurel
Esca, bine cunoscut in cercurile
romanesti, ambii din Cleveland !;
familiile Dumitru Barza, Nicolae
'iNestor, George Pop 81 C. r. Pascu
din Cleveland dl |. G. Gaspar 81
d-soara Baria Bagacianu din Gle
veland; familia loan N. Serbu,
din New Castle, Pa; familia Au-
gustin Sisea din Akron, o.; fami-
liza Nicolae Bardas din Canton,
o.; 81 dl lie lancu Homestead, o.
Din localitate am notat, afara
de nasi d-nul 81 dina Haralambie
Barsan, familiile': loan N. Sufana,
George Salca, Iosif Gherghel
George Sturza, loan Sisea, Efrem
Urcan, George Tudor, loan Popa
81 Vasile Gut 81 pc id. M. Lica
fratii 1oAn's Vasile Teth, George
Trif, Adam Prize 81 Olimpiu
ClOnta.
| Dupa masa s'a mai dansat
cateva jocuri rationale 81 Ia orelt
1890 invitatii s'au raspindit du
cand Gu ei amintiri placute.
Mirii au PRINT numeroase fe
licitari de Ia prieteni 81 cunoscut
carl find retinuti de afaceri n'al
putut lua parte la celebrarea GU
nuniei lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13

M ne putem pJ1kge Cd maven an
serriciu telegraw ercelcnt care ne
infornseazd CT psscizic asupro eve-
nimentelor. din Enropa, ca 81 moi,
la rindul nostrys sd informdm pc
cctitorii acestNi mar.
Precisia, punsf3alitatea sau dacd
vreti ncuroteta slnor tehgrame E
asa de precisd saedt mu suferd niici
o desmintire. O Opitdd dintr'o mie :
II o telegrand ~ Smirna, GU da-
ia de 12 c. zice:l
"Rcgele Constestin a sosit oici
asIdupd ansiasd & fost prin,it Gu
entuziasm, ca tpate cd ardooreo
lcdldara) multisgsi ma fost asa de
mare ca la Atena.
"Vasele de rd6boi aliate au pie
cat din port ca ma salute pc re-
gele." MAJ d@porte: "Dupd a.
ceste ceremonii ssbele a fost dus Ia
o vild dfard din ras, unde "a rd-
n,dne cdteve siJA sainte de a mer-
ge pc front. =
Gu alte cuvists . sosH la Smir-
no. A fost prinsi 81 a fost condus
la locuinta lui prsmelnicd. Fapte
concrete, petrecxts, carl mu suferd
desn,intire. DGra iatd cd cine Q
telcgromd din A1sxo, GU data d.
13 c., pc care 3 Neproducem de pt
ziorele de al d5sineatd 81 care
sund:
"Regele Coas(5rsin pc drunsu
sdM cdtre Smirn& ia sd ia CONAN
da armatel0r sslsc joacd ca 81
cdstige saA 81 1880 tot success
ofensiUsi IL psrs5vc1svd DIN Asa
Min0rd snsp0triva NGtiomalistilo
turci."
Va sd zicd, Ia 15 c., All, regel
Constantine este pc Gale cdtre Smir
ma, etc., etc., .Mssde a ajMns err, I,
c., 81 M,sde a fost prinsit, etc., etc
Voiti maj msMltd precizie, pMncts.
alitGte, ctc.s Nu-i asa cd-i sublin'
ador0bil, sMGv 81 delicios?
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
MARE FOG IN UTAH
8 mort si 26 rAniti.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 13 Iunie.
Sase oameni au murit 81 25
8 s'au ranit in mod gray Gu ocaxia
unui foe ce q Hbucnit aici q
prinxindu-se un wagon care con-
tinea 10000 gale de petrol, Ia
firma Utah Oil & Refining Co
Nocul . fost cauzat de un fulger,
Vagonul . prins imediat flscari
Cincisprezece lucratori au fost
|stropiti Gu ga1olina arzinda. Multi
Az sarit intr 'ajutorul lor, dar =
hainele lor au prins foe.
Focul nu 50 putut stinge, nu
(mai localna Acesta ! fost &c
|mai msre toe 81 Salt Lake City
|FssuRele j. ulcI 4 I l;000Ool
I2$yss9 ssS ass is
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
~ In urmx Ktiri tslegrafieA lin
lumoa 1ntrooek


Belfast, IL Iunie. In strada
York au inceput sd sc bata
niste indivizi. Aceasta a fost
simburele unei lupte groaznice
intre sinn-feineri 81 unionisti. Po-
litia q VENT, scompaniata de mi
lite 81 abba dupa cateva ore de
lupta, a reusit sd restabileasca
ordinea. Au ramas pc strait IA
gray raniti 81 cinci MORT. Au fost
mai multi raniti, dar au fost ridi-
cati de prieteni 81 rudenii 81 dusi
acasa, deci numarul lor exact nu
Sc site. Aceste lupte au isbucnit
La vestea ca regele George al
V-lea, vrea sd vina pentru deschi-
derea parlamentului de Ulster.
Intre MORT este 81 un preot ba-
tran.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
PRO- CESUL
M'CANNON Sc
VA NCEPE All

Procesul fostulni sef-judecator,
William H. McG Cannon, care e acu-
rat Gu marturie fals8 depusS Gu
ocasia procesului Kagy, se va re-
incepe All in curtss criminala q ju-
decatorului d4oara Allen. Ea .
declarat q oanenii sdintre carl se
vpr alege jufatii yor Il separati
intr . camera Il Az vor ii lGsati 81
vorbeasc3 Gu nimG Pentru acest
scop curtea s'a mutat din edificinl
vechiu y tribunsial eel nou. Tot
ivor = treac2 pests acest proces cu
graba g = nu-i priida yacanta y
caxnl = fie eaaanat peptru sesiu'
nea de toamnx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
ADJJNAREA ANUA.
LA A FEDERATED
MUNICH

i 6
DENVER, Colo, is Iunie. Gu
rentul care voia 81 delature pc Sa-
muel Gompers della conducerea
Federated Muncii din America
.nu prea castiga partizani, astfel
ca uneltirile in contra lui gu dat
faliment. Ell . fost PRINT in oras
de Q delegate compusI din eel carl
vor lua parte Il aceasta adunare,
Ascnienea ! fost primit u de pri.
marul orasu1aai, p. g. Bailey. a
dnnares J eoAnpnsk A ars perts
din dels MI ~; mi M - ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
LIPTA INTRE CAR.
PENTIER 81 DEMP.
SEY NU VA AvEA
LOG?

WASHINGTON, 1s Iunie. Sc
poate prea usor ca lupta intre
Dempsey si Carpenter, sd n'aiba
loc. Gel putin aga spune prectul
Wilbur r. Crafts, conducStorul or
gsnizatiei international Reform
Bureau. =
81 nu W 'ncepe actiunea contra
acestei lupte decat GU sece zile in-
nsintea datei fixate. 81 ! decla-
rat:
Cand toate au fost puse "a Gale
pentru lupta iui Fitssimons, in
iat. Paul, cand pavilionnl . fost
deja sidit, 81 cand era adunatx de.
i . multime de entnxiasnati, ne;
sp miecat 81 moi. Guvernorul Ne,
riem ! DIT ordin eerifului = 8
pressed luptA Astfel ! fost ei 81
Ean Francisco cind y planuia Imp.
4 Jef lriea- Johnson. Lppta ! fosl
|trsnsferstx i Reno, unde ! avui
rsaultste triste pentrn cei ce-ai
pi1o q cale. 81 atuncl "a avn
yi6tptie noralk cxiid johnson
~ ailiti & = lapts I. :
n to eiIa sl,S
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13
Cazul asasindfli
Iui kaber
Marian 1GcArdle . dat semnalul
asasinilor.
lnc& dou& fsmsd acusate
ca asasinare.

Marian McArdle a fost All adu-
Sd inaintea procurOrului ca 50 Sc
declare asupra marturisirei doam-
nei Ema ColyitO de 80 ami, do
miciliata in casa de sub 1910 =.
12Oth Str. Doamna Calovita e =
patra femeie care E acuzata cu
asasinarca lui Daniel Ka'ber, in
Iulie 1919.
Dina CelavitO a acuzat pc Ma
rianMcArdle Cd a luat parte in
punerea la Gale q executarii pla-
nului de asasinare. Pima acum sc
credea Cd ca e victima imprejura-
rilor numai. Ea q f0st de IL ami
atunci 81 a fost numai Gu un an
in urma anilOr de sc0ala. Dina
Colavito a fost acuzata GU asasina.
re dupa ce q semnat marturisirea
|sa, in care declara CD, Ia cererrs
doamnei Ksber, ca angajat asa.
SINH 81, in societatea acestor -oa'
meni, q vizitat casa lui Kabel
inainte de asasinare Gu doua zile
Ea q declarat politiei: Marian
McArdle q cantat la plan atunc
CO Sd amuteasca larma ce 0 ia
IceaIn noii:cfnd dina Kaber nj,
arafat camera unde zacea bolna,
dl Kaber. Tot Marian a dat $
semnalul pentru cei dol assassin
carl si-au inceput ''lucrul'' cane
Marian q varsat apa prin fereas
ira care era spre curte. Tot ga I
incuiat 81 uSa camerei ingrijitoru
lui lui Daniil Kaber, ca acesta s;
nu poata sari tr'ajutorul sta
pfnului sau.''
! All vor Fl acuzate inca doui
femei, una, care a fost arestati
IVineri, ca a ajutat-o pc doamn,
Kaber in executarea acestui plan
lar alta, o ''vrajitoare'' Cd .
stiut tot despre acest plansi NJ
instiintat politiei. Aceasta din ur
ma arestata 81 ca 81 va fl ascul
tata azi de Stanton.
TOate anianuntele. acestui ca
STUNT dcja scoase la iveala astfe
Cd procesul Sc va putea incep
limediat. 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-13

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zidari, carl reprezintx 900, 900 per-
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