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The Washington herald., 1921-06-15

CHICAGO. June 14.-"Fm Big
Tim Murphy
For years Timothy D. (Big TimJ
Murphy has staggered about like
Rob Roy, chief of the MacGregors,
defiantly proclaiming just who he
was. He &as big Tim-seer'
What he said went" The tougher
he got the greater became his pow
er. He passed along from back o.
the yards newsboy" to a representa-
tive's secretary, then membership
in the Illinois legislature, and nnal-
ly to the position of labor car
of Chicago.
No person or faction could put
Big Tim" down. He got out of
every scrape without trouble. Even
. charge of murder against him fell
through. Then he ran into the
United Staes government.
Implicated In Mail Robbery.
He was arrested as the genius
back of one of the most amazing
mail ROBBERY conspiracies in the his
tory of the middle west. He was
named IN the confessions of two
men as the active leader of the ban
dts who, on April 6 last, executed
the s35O,OOO mail robbery at the
Dearborn station. Not only did big
Tim" plan the hold-up in detail,
but he was present when the rob-
berry took place, according to the
men who made the confessions
Edward Geirun, Big Tins" private
chauffeur. and Ralph Teter, govern.
ment mail clerk.
big Tim himself admitted that
he had received" stolen bonds and
currency. S112.s0O of which wa,
found hidden in the home of his
fatheri-n-law. William Diggs. The
federal officials are seeking 500, COG
more in loot.
Griiied by p. o. Agents.
Big Tim" worn and disheveled.
sat on the bed in a room at the
Majestic hotel tonight, and submit
ted to a quiz by postofice agents.
He is big fellow, about s feet 4.
with a red face apd bland smile
when he smiles. which was seldom
today.
While he appeared detected, he
had not lost all of his brayado.
which has never deserted him for a
moment. But for once he did not
proclaim that he was big Tim
Murphy-seer'
"Squawk! Who, me?" he asked
in reply to a reporters question.
What do you think 1 ana cock,
roach?'
Says Mistake Has Been Made.
He freely admitted that he had
sent the trunk containing the sI12.-
500 to his father-in-law's home, but
ne would not acknowledge that he
actually executed the holdup. He
said a big mistake had been made"
and that everything would be ex-
planned at the proper time"
I'm holding the sack for some
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
RUTH SETS RECORD
WITH 436-FT. DRIVE
Babes Homer Longest
Hit in History of
Baseball.

NEW YORK. June I4-That
Bae Ruth's home run in the
eighth inning OF yesterday's
game between the Yanks and the
Tigers was II eIonEest hit ever
made In the history Of baseball,
according to John Foster, for
mer secretary Of the Giants, who
has been In big league baseball
for more than 30 years, and by
Alex Munroe Elias, baseball
stntistician. e.
The distance from home plate
to the center-neId fence mt the
Polo grounds Is 416 feet. Ruth's
hit carried 90 feet over thi,
mark. making n total distance of
43g feet, n new worlds record.
Several years ago Joe Jackson.
of the Chicago White Sox. hit n
ball over the riEht-feld fence
between the hrst and second
nag poles. This WINS considered
the longest hit ever made ut the
Polo grounds. =.
Another long hit on the his
torfc heid wns made by Fred
MerkIe. who drove the ball over
the left-neld fence, n distance of
400 feet.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
ENTENTE MENACED
BYFRENCH TACTICS
Failure to Act in Silesia
Brings Serious Diplomatic
Danger, British Declare.

LONDON. June 1.-THE contin-
ued procrastination Of France. as
the Irish foreign office views the
tactics of the French wovernment
IN the Silesian question is develop
ing a very serious diplomatic situa-
tion.
Because France has been appar-
emily oindifferent toward affairs
in Upper Silesia, Britain is again
calling her attention to the lack Of
cooperation between the plebiscite
commission and the military arm
of the entente administration, it ,s
learned on good authority at the
foreign office. The position Of the
British troops Is declared to be
intole-abIe because of the attitude
of the commission.
The British foreign office IS de-
manding an immediate meeting of
the supreme council to discuss both
the SiIesiaa and Near Eastern ques-
tions. but Premier BRAND continues
to sldestep the issue.
The tactics Of rance are regarded
as obstructionism and IL they con-
tinue, 1t is intimated. Lloyd George
will summon Italy. Japan, Belgium
and the United States-the latter in
the newly-adopted> unofficial ca
pacity-to deliberate on the matter.
ignoring Francs and putting IT up
TO her to participate IL she likes.
1t Is reiterated with considerable
force in London that the attitude of
France in the Siiesian matter Is re-
garded as contrary to the treaty of
Versailles and that 1t may eventual
~ cause the entente to be sun
dere9. II not entirely dissolved. ,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
DEMOCRATS OPEN
WAR ON G. O.P.
Start Hostilities in Senate
With Condemnation of ''Fail-
ure to Bring Peace"

Discarding their policy of watch
full waiting" senate democrats yes
terday declared war on the repub-
lican administration. They began
hostilities at once with a broadside
led by Chief Gunner Pat Harrison,
Of Mississippi, supported by half n
dozen of his colleagues, in which
they assailed everything the Hard
ing administration had done so far
and scolded II for many things 1t
hasn't done.
Senator Harrison taunted the re-
puolicans particularly for their
failure to bring the country to a
state OF peace.
Il am wondering" he said. what
the senator from Massachusetts,. Mr.
Lodge. and the senator from Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Knox. now think of
their baby 1t was demolished in
the house. The house has offered
an insult to you republican sena-
tors. Yet, IL reports are true, they
had the cooperation of the Presi-
dent. 1 am wondering what you
viii do with the resolution when it
comes back here2'
In view of the magic power of
the president to change the scnti-
ment of distinguished republican
senators on the Colombian treaty,
does not the senator from Nassa-
chusetts believe that when this new
peace resolution comes to the SEN
ate. republican senator's will ac-
cept it?' inquired Senator wolcott,
Of Delaware.
senator Gerry, of Rhode Island,
criticised the delay in revising
taxes and called attention to a re-
mark attributed to Senator Smoot,
OF Uah, one of the republican lead
ers' to the effect that taxes might
be Increased instead of decreased.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
sims BOARDSSHIP
FOR us. TOEXPLAIN
"JACKASS" SPEECH
Naval Order Lifts Gen.
sorship on Discussions
of Articles.

Rear Admiral Sims, recent author
Of the controversial sim fein
speech. will sail from England to-
day. headed for America and the
ONCE of Secretary OF the Navy
DENLY. The admiral couldn't leave
any sooner, he explained yesterday
in a cable to DENLY. The cable
read:
Your cable June IL just re-
ceived June 13 Sailing June
Is, first available transportation.
(signed) Wv. S. SIMS"
The two days delay in cable
transmission, stated by Sims, is ac-
cepted here as an explanation OF
why he did not make earlier sc-
neutrality-suspicious. OF the order
revoking his leave and Denby's
original query on the "jackass-
speech.
VIII Report to DENLY.
Secretary Denby's last message To
Sims ordered him TO report per
sonally to the secretary of the navy
Immediately upon his return
Publication OF Sims reply was &C.
companied here by announcement Of
a new navy general order, lifting
censorship on discussions or arti-
cles on professional subjects by
persons belonging to the navy"
Certain admonitions were attached.
however.
Unrestricted utterance or publi-
cation of fact and opinion" the or
der states. may divulge informs
tion which il is not advisable to
make public. and may constitute an
offense against military discipline,
as conduct prejudicial TO good or
der and discipline
Secretary DENLY would not say
whether he considered Sims speech
''prejudicial to good order and dis
cipline.r
Naval Regulations Announced.
For guidance of men in the serv.
ice. the general order cites some
OF the limitations which come un-
der naval regulations. These In
clude:
Articles bearing on the govern
ment's foreign policy.
Articles offensive TO foreign gov
ernments
Open discussion Of war plans, or
NJ new developments In naval ma
terial.
Praise or censure Of other per-
sons in the naval service.
Impugning the motives OF other
service men.
Warns Of Hasty Utternnces-
ANY communication intended for
the public" the order states.
should be composed only after
mature reflection. in a spirit of
good taste and good temper, and
in a seemly proper manner
The order stipulates that articles
on professional topics must be in
the hands of the navy department
at the time of publicatioa>and that
the author will be held responsible
for any statements made.
The order concludes by an invi-
tation TO naval officers TO submit
.ssweli-conceived IDEAS for improve
ment relative to naval eficiency."
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
LARNER SUGGESTS
DISTRICT BANKERS
ERECT BUILDING
New Head of Association
Will Pick Committee
To Take Action.
Nv C. sHAEFFER.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w
Va. June 14.-At the closing bust
ness session of the third annua
convention of the District OF Colum'
bia Bankers association held this
morning, John B. Larner, president
Of the Washington Loan and Trus'
company, was unanimously elected
president.
Joshua Evans. jr., vice president
of Riggs National bank. was elected
first vice president; Harry V. Haynes
president of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' National bank of George
town, was elected second vice pres
ident; Victor b. Deyber.s president
of the Second National bank, was
elected secretary, and Albert s
Galley, cashier of Second National
bank, was reelected treasurer. he
having held this ONCE since 1912
All officers were chosen unanimously
Favors Erection of Building.
The following were also elected
to the council of administration of
the association: John B. Larner,
Joshua Evans, jr., Harry V. Haynes,
F. G. Addison, jr.. Ernest f. Her
rell. Charles c. Lamborn and George
L. Starkey.
Mr.. Larrer, in his speech of ac-
ceptance. stated that he would inn
mediately recommend appointment
of a committee looking to the erec-
tion in Washington OF a suitable
building for the association, and also
to provide housing facilities in the
same building for the Washington
Clearing House association and the
Washington chapter, American In
stitutel of Banking. The other new
ly elected officers also responded
with appropriate speeches.
VIII Aid Foreign Trade.
Numerous resolutions were adopt
ed at the morning session, includ-
ing the following:
That every bank in the District
become a member of the American
Bankers association.
That the District Bankers asso-
citation go on record as supporting
the Foreign Trade Financing cor
poration and to aid the prog
ect in every possible way.
That the District Bankers asso-
citation approve tbe plans and sug-
gestions of the Committee on thrift
and school savings plan.
That the association seek to have
enacted law in the District prom
ising more drastic action against
those who pass bad checks.
Col. Harper Vice President.
American Bankers association Of
ficers for the ensuing year were
also elected. Col. Robert N. Har-
per was elected vice president; B.
F. Saul was elected to serve on
the nomination committee. with
Joshua Evans. jr.. as alternate mem
Der. Howard Moran was chosen
to represent the trust company sec
ton; Ezra Gould. the savings bank:
Robert v. Fleming the national
banks, and w. W. Spaid the state
bank section. Their terms of Office
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
st. Johns College Holds
Exercises of Graduation

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Iune l4.-His-
toric st. Johns college today con-
ferred upon Judge Morris Soper. OF
the supreme bench OF Baltimore. the
honorary degree of doctor Of laws
and like degree upon Arthur W.
Thompson. Of Pittsburgh. civil engi-
neer of wide reputation. DIR. Arthur
M. Shiplsy. prominent surgeon OF
Baltimore, received the degree of
doctor OF science. as did Auguste
Jean Paris. jr., Of New York. other
honorary degrees awarded were;
The Rev. James l.. McLain. Balti-
more; the Rev. Wilson 7. NJ. Beale.
Paterson. N. J.. and the Rev. Wyatt
Brown. Lit. D.. rector of ST. Mich
aers and All Angels church, Balti-
more.
First honors Of the class were
taken by Cadet william Percy Mad
dox. Of Baltimore. Thirteen stu
dents received diplomas.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
Denies Alleged Stand
For MiLder Dru La,p

WINCHESTER. Va, June "a
Judge r. T. W. Duke, jr., of Char
lottesville, a candidate for congress
from the Seventh Virginia district.
now represented by Judge Thomas
w. Harrison, this city, announces
that he has not authorized a state
ment that he will have as one of
his campaign issues a '1iberaiiza-
tion Of the Volstead act"
I have not given the Iiberaliza-
ton OF anything = much less the
Volstead act-the slightest consid-
eration.' he declares Il do pro-
pose to be candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for congress
from this district. and at the proper
time my position will be known on
every live public question"
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
Whale Becoming Extinct
Says Norlcay Report

The whale soon promises to emu
late the buffaio in passing into ex-
tinction, according to a report made
to the department of commerce by
Consul Carlson at Christiana. Nor
way.
Recording the passing of the whai-
ing industry in European waters
Mr.. Carlson states that not more
than eight whaling boats will be
engaged in the industry this year
in northern European waters.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
The Washington herald., 1921-06-15
Jnformer Slain in Haiti.

Harris Lipschipz, the man who
prompted the inquiry last year into
fhe conduct of the United states
Inarines in Haiti. has been mur-
fered in that country, according 20
E"ble messages received here. Word
Pf his death came % Representa-
i've Isaac Siegel, of New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
Presa ong|eza 81
pacea ITIandezd
Spiritele stunt optimistic.

Londra, ~ Aug. = Ziarele de
dimineata, comentand scrisoarea
lui Eamon De Valera trimisa lui
Lloyd George, i'll care insista la
independents Irlandei, spun ca
GU dorinta de pace care exista i'll
ambele parti, Sc va putea i'll sta
rea aceasta, sd sc ajunga prin 0
conferinta, la baza dc intele-
gere satisfacatoarc 81 onorabila
pentru ambelc parti.
0 conferinta, spun ziarele, va
aduce mai multe roade de cat
correspondence. Nici un ziar nu
sugestiOneaza retragerea ofertei
engleze. Ziarul Morning Post zice
ca John Dillon 81 alti nationalist
precum 81 reprezentantii Sim
Fein-erilor trebuesc consulate.
Ziarul Chronicle, sugestionea-
"a sa Sc faca un APPEL direct catre
poporul irlandez. Ziarul adaoga
ca daca parlamentul irlandez re-
fuza ca Irlanda sd fie membra III
1mperiul Britanic, nu Sc va putea
face nici un progress III negocia-
tiunile de pace.
Ziarul Telegraph, descrie scri.
soarea lui De Valera ca insis
tenta rigida unei formult
goale GU totul streina de faptelt
reale.
Reluarea ostilitatilor este il
general desaprobata.
Daily News zice:
Argumentele lui De Valera, CT
siguranta nu sunt declaratie d,
razboiu. Raspunsul lui Lloyc
George fac posibila continuaref
negociatiunilor. Apelul lui Lloyc
George la un fapt analog Anne
rican este greseala boacana. d,
oare ce sudul na pretins mic
odata distinctiune de rassa d,
la nord.
! lntreaga pretentie Irlandezi
lor ca Ell sunt rasa deosebit;
Gle Englezi 81 refuzul ofertei en-
gleze de De Valera din cauza e;
nu sc acorda independents, est
o sinucidere politica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
vo|untarii romIni preferat|i
ROMANO Carl AU FOST
VOLUNTARI IN ARMATA
AMERICANA STUNT INCLUSI

La egea agrar din Transivania ntru cat difera
din vechul rega i'll sarunteor deputatior din
partdul national sa adaoga ainat in
unari luptat in alnata romana e preferat la
mpartirea pamantului.
Fara ndoala, servicul pc lau facu cauze romano
vounarii roman din Transivania, fost sodati in armaa
austroungar prsoneri i'll Rusa fos oare mare pentru
VENT la timp 81 penru ca prn elanul nsufetirea
jurat cednta 81 Drapeluu tar regeui roanor,
expunandu-se la de cadea przoner sgur
arafat luei dornta nestramutata romailor translv
neni penru unrea neamuui 81 paiurilor romanesti.
Alinatu glasuiese:
Voluntar din armata romano ori dntr'o armata aata
carl sau formal in grupu de vountari neatarnato la
impropriere ndestueaza Gel de sub punctul nand
in aceeasi casa Ell
Punctul sun cei mai preerat pc carl deneste egel
in alta pare 81 ec vounarii bucura de prvegiu
Prn aceasta insemneaZa ca altii capata pa
man c cei della punctul l. scrsi in capu sei
inaiu da or apoi ceorlalt, carora daca fl
paman in jurul satulu in tracsc Ii aiurea.
De acest drept bucura 81 voluntar servt in
fancez 81 fosi prizonieri din Russia carl formal
corpure de vounar roman luptat sub comanda fran
ceza precum 81 vounari romani din araa americana
merge in curand in tara pentruca
intro arnata aliata uptat pentru
Masura este rasplata din partea tar raspata s
dat 81 pc celor vrednci de Donii tar da
multa generozitae 81 in tara aceasta dupa arafat
pc larg mai deunaz.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
0 sCrisoare a d-|ui Iorga

deie directic unei orgonisatii fdrG
sef.
Vreti accdstdo Vol, Ardclcnu,
carl att ucnt an Romdnia Uniid
pcntru ca sd aduceti doud insuyiri.
care ne hpsiou prea mutt: cresuI
national weductibH 81 sinful, IN
stinctM ordinii legales
Yeti fl tiriti atunci intro rdl-
toarc de agitatii din care I'd pcti
olege intdiu la roi ocasd, GU uM
crud rdzboi de cldsd, capabH dc q
restitM Ardealul streinilOr, carr
ne prircsc ca ncrredmci de &c m-a
dat sOdrtG.
Facd fiecdre ce v0ieste; Ell ian,
instiintat pc to!i.
(Vointa)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
MAMA LUZ DE VALERA

Rochester, y. Y. - Mama Iul
Eamon De Valera, doamna Ca
therina Wheelwright, 0 femeie Gu
parul carunt, locuieste aici in
Rochester, in casa mica Gu bar
batul eli: Charles Wheelwright,
un muncitor in 0 fabrica de len
tile. Ea spune ga are mare ere.
-dinta in dreptatea cauzei irlal.
dezilor carl sunt condusi de flu
sau. Ea 81 'barbatul sau spun ca in
timp de jumatate de an, cauza
Irlandei va Fl castigata, caci vois
lui Dumnezeu sc. exprima prir
faptele fiului sau. Eamonn D.
Valera s'a nascut in America, 'dal
a fost TRIMS pentru crestere in
Irlanda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
N|ineri revO|tati
Sc reintorC
aCaSa
Guvernorul q declarat Cd va
ridica starea de asediu.

Charleston, w. Va. II August.
- Generalul Bandholtz a sosit
aici sa investigheze situatia 81 sd
opreasca marsul a $4,000 minieri
spre minele de carbuni din jude
tul Mingo. Marsul lor a incetat
81 Sc crede cd nu Sc va mai relua.
Au sosit niste telegrame la
cartierile Uniunii minierilor ca
s'au TRIMS niSte trenuri pentru
transportarea acasa minicril II
revoltati. Sc site ca inaintarea
lor a fost oprita tocmai de con-
.ducatorii lor.
Generalul Bandholtz, insotit de
guvernorul Morgan, va veni la
Madison All ca sd Sc convinga Cd
marsul minierilor a fost intr "a.
devar oprit pc deplin.
Ar ii sinucidere de S al
continua marsul'' - au declarat
c. F. Keeney 81 Fred Mooney
oficiantii uniunii minierilor, dupa
ce-au primit scrisoarea generalu
lui Bandholtz care ii face atent
asupra consecintelor serioase.
Guvernorul Morgan a declara1
ca starea de asediu sc va ridics
in timp de 2-3 saptamani. Pan;
|atunci vor fl terminate cerceta
| rile referitoare la asasinarile fa
cute in acel district, carl asasi
mari au necesitat luarea aceste
masuri severe.
Minierii nu s'au oprit pana CT
Keeney 81 Mooney nu lea comu
meat In persoana ca trupele fe
derale sunt trimise contra lol
carl au primit ordin de folosire;
armelOr in caZ Cd minierii Sc yol
opune ordinului Gle a Sc reintoar
ce la casele lor. Eli au intcles c;
n ar avea rost sd Sc opuna forte
armate caci ar Fl invinsi.
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All ne-a sOslt urmatoarele ran
duri pentru rubrica aceasta:
Stimdte die Pascu,
81 eu ,sunt cOnrins de marile f0-
lOase culturei 81 insuflctit dc d.
rul de o. vcdeG He0n,ul mcu In rind
GU celeldlte Me0nluri in fruntea
proyresului.
Am rdzut cOlecta pc care ati
deschis-O pea,trh UnircrSitatea Po-
pulord Nicolde Iorga la Vdlcnii de
Munte, 81 imi pure bine cd 81 de
data dccasta sidrul "America" q
luut ini!iativa AnW scop asa fru-
mos 81 ne dd 81 houd, romdnilor din
tara aceosta, prilejul dc q contri-
bui la aceastd opera culturald care
ga purta numele marelm dascdI al
romdnilor.
Primit aldturot So pentru re-
inoirea obonan,entulM 81 So pcntru
Unirersitatea Populard, ca mdrclt
ron,dn sd-si ajungd scopul.
Va salut cw distinsd stimd,
SAN UDREA.
Waukegdn. W.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
|ERZBERGER
ASASINAT

BERLIN, q Aug.-Asasinarea
lui Matthias Erzberger, fost vice
preSedinte al consiliului de ministri
81 ministru de finante, facut ma
re senzatie in intreaga Germanie.
Sc crcde ell siguranta ca asasina-
rea a fost de natura politica 81 a
fost pusa la Gale de adversarii gu
vernului actual care a fost in re-
latii strinse ell Erzberger. 1nainte
ell cateva zile el plecat, impreu-
ma Gu familia sa, la Badish Girls
bach, unde a volt sd petreaca cate,
va zile. La ora 9 eri dimjneata el
S a plimbat Gu deputatul Diez pc
dealul Kniebis. La ora 10 au a,
parut dol oameni inarmati, carl all
ordonat lui Diez ca sd sc depar.
teze 81 au tras II gloante de revol-
yer asupra fostului ministru. Dic2
fost ranit in mod mai uSor. Ca
aceasta a fost asasinare politica sc
vede 81 din imprejurarea ca asasi
nil n 'au jefuit pc victima lor. !
/. Asasinii all fost in numar de 25
dintre carl % crau ascunSi Poll
tia inceput investigatia Gu auto
rul cainilor politienesti.
Fiecare german a stiut ca sufle
tul guvernului Wirth este Erzber
ger, dar el ma fost membrul gu
vernului ci numai din culise diri
ia politica lui. Dupa ce fost a
chitat de toate acuzele pOlitice c'
is 'au adus de Won Hirschfeld. e
a volt sd intre in politica activa Il
sesiunea de toamna aparand poll
tica financiara a guvernului Writ
contra caruia Sc pregatesc lupt'
inverSunate.
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LUPTA Gu
C0NTRABANDISTl
Trei morti 81 un ranit.

PAINTSVILLE, Ky, &c Aug
Intro lupta care a avut loc All di-
mineata la Paint Greek, zece mile
dc aici, cand cativa contrabandisti
au atacat dintr'o ambuscada pc po-
litiStii carl au VENT sd faca per-
chizitie pc 0 farma unde Sc fabrica
rachiu, dol politisti au fost ONO
riti, un altul e rant 81 unul din
contrabandisti e pc moarte.
NORTH stunt:
Seful politiei din Paintsville
James Melvin, 45 AMI.
J. H. Reynolds, agent federal al
Statelor Unite.
Ranitii sunt:
Manuel Fitzpatrick subSeful po
litiei din Paintsville.
Pete Mckenzie, presupusul con
trabandist, pc moarte.
,Ofiterii voiau sa descopere Ill
cazan de pc farma lui Mckenzie
pc care traiau patru frati. Pc cane
mergeau pc 0 ripa, au fost PRINT
de 0 saliva de focuri dintr' o casuti
mica ascunsa intre pomi.
Ofiterii raniti all respuns GU 70
curl, dar 0 alta slava a omorit p
dol din Ell. Fitzpatrick, Gu toate c;
a fost ranit, a reusit sd fuga 81
mers inapoi calare la Paintsville
unde s'a format o potera da Is oa
meni, care impresurat pc cei tre
frati 81 dol aderenti al lor. car
IL 'au mai opus nici rezistepta :
ii-au dus Ia inchisoare.