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vreau sa zic, de sigur, clasa mil
locie 81 clasa suprapusa, lntr 'un
cuyant clasa care Sc numeSte alcl
'societatea buna" Gu 0cazia pri-
mel >vizite cea mai mare parte din
aceasta lumc era imbracata in
haine uzate. Esisera dintr'un raz-
boiu care lea prodrls multe sufe-
rinte 81 mari nenorociri. Ochlul eel
mai neDractic ar Fl Observat haine
intoarse pc dos de croitori earl
inu puteau vinde haine noui Gu
preturi potrivite dupa mijloacele
cumparatorlllui. Acum lumea, bar
l,bati 81 femci, sunt bine 1mbraca-
te. Promenadele presinta prive-
listea unei prosperitati.
''Se poate observa ca cea mai
mare parte dim lume devenit
Iputin mai corpolcnta. Aceasta nu
pcntru ca acum lln All 81 ceva n IA
fost hrana de ajuns, ci pentrucd
cu un all mai inainte pOporul d
trecut prin 0 perioada de lipsa de
Ihrana 81 semnele erau inca VIII
bile.
''Pe strait puteai vedea auto.
mobile, carl par ca au suprayle-
tuit timpurile preistorice, sau Gel
putin timpul vechilor Romani
Acum vezl masini noui, de tOate
sistemele 81 culorile 81 marimile.
Imbogatitii de razbol Sc plimba cu
mandrie in vehicule cu bellzina
casi stramosii poporului roman in
trasurilc aurite.
Isl totusi, in ciuda tut,llor
acestor selnne de prosperitate,
leul (bancnota tariff declina pc
plata lumei. Cand am sosit dolla-
rul era saizeci 81 patru de lei 81
de atunci leul scade incontinu.
Cand scriu aceste rinduri poti
cumpara 80 lei pc un dollar 81 nn
sunt semne de imbunatatirea si-
tuatiei. Pc timpul primei mele
vizite bancnotele romano n al,
fost nici odata asa scazute.
''Economistii de aici dau nume-
roase explicatiuni Gu privirea la
scaderea valutei romano in strai-
natate. Una din ele este ca S IA
TRIMS bani multi in strainatate 81
sunt chcltuiti acolo de Romani
'bogati carl prefera sd traiasca Ia
Paris. Un alt motiv este cd Fran
ia avand recolta proasta de
grau, vrea sd cumpere recolta
bOgata a Romaniei eat sc poate
GU un pref mai eftin, 81 deci, sd
jOaca cll leul roman, cobolindu-i
valuta fiindca atunci cand va veni
vremea sa plateasca pentru griu,
leul Sc va ridica din cauza ca Sc
va mari cererea lui pc plata.
''Lipsa aproape totala a expor-
tului este ceeace probabil contri-
buie mai multi de cat toate cele-
latte cauze. In strainatate nimeni
nu vrea bani romanesti pentru
plata conturilor. Pc de alta parte,
comersantii romani au nevoie de
bani streini ca sd poata plati obli-
gatiunile lor. Stunt vessel Cd pot
spunc ca acum nimeni nu va mai
auzi zicand pc cineva:
''Voi Americana att distrus va.
luta noastra ca sa lie puteti spe-
cula." Pare cd este 0 credinta ge-
nerala ca Americana ar vol mai
bine sd vaza valuta europeana in
Itr'o stare mai inflorita, 0 aseme-
inca valuta find multi mai profi-
ltabila comertului Statelor Unite.
"Cu exceptia declinului valutei
jromane, cineya Gu greutate al
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Prietenia
Ungariei

.
tria. Eli dau razboiu Gu artilerie
,grea jandarmilor republicei socia-
liste din Viena. 81, cand Intelege-
rea toata sau o parte - il
someaza sd Sc astimpere, recu-
noscand, potrivit GU tratatele,
alipirea ''Burgenlandului' la
Austria, eli refuza raspunsul ime-
dat 81 comunica preset hotarirea
Tor de 7nainta in Austria, pas
tlind teritoriilc ocupate, intre
care importante mine, ca o ga
rantie ca nu Ii sc va mai cere nj
mic din trupul sacru al Ungariei
milenare 81 medievale. lar, pc
unde patrund bandele lui Lehar,
Gu un asa de musical hume, toti
'bietii Nemti au sa aleaga intre
moarte 81 inrolarea intre apara-
tori "patriei' amenintate.
''Burgenlandul" insa fost
atribuit bietei Austrii crimpotite,
pentru un singur motiv: eel etno-
giraffe, de care S au condus, de
bine. de rau, alcatuitorii tratate-
dor de la st. Germain 81 Trianon.
Acolo stunt, inca din adancul Yea
cului de mijloc, Germani, elemen
tie germane colonisate, Gu castele-
lie nobililor carl stapineau o terra
mime pur germana. De acOlo 81
numele burgunder. in frunte Gu
Odenburg, Pc care ungurii dupa
un vechiu hume slav, il cunosc
ca Sopron.
Germanii IL 'au uitat nici odata
Gle aceSti terani de neamul lor,
earl pastreaza chiar veche de-
ilumlre speciala. In cartlle lor de
etnografie 81 istorie ii inseamna
GU ingrijire, puindu-i alaturi Ell
SASH din Ardeal. ST, oricare ar ii
hotarirea de All invingatorilor
marelui razboiu, eli considera
Austria ca viitoare provincie a
Reichului.
Oar Ungurii lui Horthy, ori
cat S ar Fl invirtit 81 pisicit pc
langa Intelegere, preferau senti-
mente de devotament expectativ
fata de Germania, de ger1nanism.
Cand 81 cand sc auzia cate un
oftat ca nu s'au retinut legio-
narii lui Mackensen, ingrasati
din saul Terri Romanesti. Cocoa
ne sentimentale expuneau mare
tia zeului germanic trasnit de fa-
talitate 81 josnicia lui Karoly care
s'a atins de cavalerul rechisitiilor
de plapome din Bucuresti. Sc
conta pc Germania inzdravenita
pentru Sc reface Ungaria in
vechile eli hotare.
lar ac1lm banditii lui Lehar
tale in Nemtii ''Burgenlandului'
ca i'll varza 81 germanismul vienez
striga ia arme' contra 'barba-
rilor.
Cui ii trebuie prietenia politica
Ungariei are inaintea ochilor
I'm exemplu edificator. 81 La Paris
ar putea medita asupra subiectu-
lui. N. Iorga.
(Dm IN. Romanesc"
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baga de seama faptul, ca Gu mai
putin ca trei ami in urma, tara
aceasta era intro stare in care Sc
vedea urmele celui mai distruga-
tor razboiu.
Cum am zice moi in Statele
Unite, 'normalitateas Sc REIN
toarce Gu iuteala.'
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Este o mare dlferenta lntre
orasul BucureSti, Capitala Roma
niei, astazi, 81 Bucurestn cum
lam aflat in iarna anului 1920
primul lucru care III a ilnpresio-
nat at,nci era starea deplorabila
a strazilor. Daca cineva mcrgca
intr 'un automobil sau traSllra, te
aSteptai in tot momentul sa iii
rasturnat. Pc strait erau santuri
81 gropi adanci. Casele, asemened
81 pc din afara 81 inauntru pur-
tau semnele nelngrijirci.
'Bucurestii este un oras alb in
adevaratul inteles al cuvantului.
Casele sunt orr albe ca zmintina
Uri ca neaua, cand sc ingrijesc
peretii. In loc de vapsea, cum We
dem in America, bucurestenii va
ruiesc peretii, 81 cand s,nt va
ruiti GU Oare care regularitate,
orasul prezinta 0 priveliste sarba-
toreasca. Aici nu-i fun, praf 81
funingine de carbule de piatra,
care sc inegreasca peretii. Casele,
afara de pc cateva STRAIT princi-
pale, sunt cladite pret,tindeni
illtre copaci 81 pomi.
In vizita mea dintaiu, aceste
ease albe, erau de orr ce culoare
numai albe nu erau. Acum Gu
tOtul contrariu. Sc curata 81 Sc
repara pretutindcni. Strazile sunt
'blne reparate cele principale,
rte siglr; prin mahalale sunt la
safe in aceasi stare miserabila in
carl au fost in totdeauna.
Tot cu ocazia primei vizite
am observat mai multe cladiri ne
terminate. In collstructia cladiri.
Tor a fost 0 mare activitate dar a
VENT razboiul 81 a interrupt toatc
lllcrarilc. Peretii he terminati AL
devenit RUNE. Aceste RUNE erau
un adaoS la actele de acuzatie
1mpotriva dusmanului care a in
vadat 0 tara mica, prospera 81
progressive, care Sc ridica din obi.
ceiurile byzantine dc veacuri in.
tr'o civilizatie occidentala.
Acum, nu numai ca acele ella.
diri ALL fost complectate, dar Sc
construiesc altele, mute. Pc ori
care strada al intra vezi constru-
indu-se. Aceasta, de buna seanla,
este un semn foarte bun. in vede.
rea marilor necesitati pentru To-
cuinte 81 birouri, eladmile carl St
cOnstruiesc cu activitate sirgu-
incioasa, incurajcaza foarte multi
populatia locala.
'Bucurestii este capitala lmei
tari care a esit din razboiu de
trei orr mai mare pc cat era ma
inte. Pare ca fie-care yrea sd
traiasca in capitala tarii care
acum Sc numeste Gu mandric
"Romdnia Noua'' sau "Romania
Mare Lumea vine din toate ii.
nuturile sale 81 din tarile din ju.
rul ei.
Bucurestii este un oras fru.
mos de trait pentru acei carl au
averi sd cumpere lucruri carl fac
viata placuta. Eli vim din Austria
inflam1nzita 81 din Ungaria, find
Cd aici este hrana din belsug. Spe
culatorii de razboiu = 81 sunt
multi in Europa, casi in Statele
Unite, radieaza spre capitala Ro-
maniei, fiindca Gu bani pot cum
para lucruri carl pentru ei erau
numai ! yistlri indraznete, cand
er'au niSte draci saraci.
In lncr,l ce acnm este isbitor
de Ia prim1 vedere, faptul Cd
lumea E BIZ 1 f,nbracata lumea
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VOLUME xvI.-NO. 247.
Un Evreu de;;S:;::'>>:< So :
Ron3nia.
ROMANII NU BLAMEAZA AMERICA PENTRU
SCADEREA VALUTEI

Ziaru The ST. Louis Star" din St. Louis Missouri pubd
correspondence din Bucu trisd d.
Alantei ad rcgiune
Bacancc caate de al Bance Ane
ricQni O repr0ducem IN antrcgime:
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LISTA DE SUBSCRIPTIE
ULTIMA Fl.

All . ultima ii de inregistra-
re. Cine nu Sc inregistreaza
nu poate vota Ia alegerile din
3 Novembrie. Inregistrati-va.
Nu perdeti dreptul de vot.
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Creva della Caile
ferate oprita
C0NSILIUL MUNICH CONvOACA CONFERINTA A
MUNCIToRILoR 81 A PATRoNILoR
Sc SUSPENDA SISTEMUL ATELIERELOR DESCHISE
LA MICILE SOCIETATI DIN SUD

CHICAGO q Oc-Guvernul sa decis All ca sa previna
reva sd constranga muncio 81 pc patron Sc supuna
hotaror conslluui uncii al Staeor Unite Coniu mum
eli auntat in mod formal ca preluat ntreaga jursdcune
III crza aceasta ordonat munctorlor greva
IN decrsul conerne nea sub auspiciie u
sei ununor 81 sefii clor ferae Confernta convocata
pc ziua de 26 Octomvre
Resutatul decsunle conferntei nu Sc vor anunta
deca i'll zua de 30 Octonvre data xaa de unun pentru
grevd.
Actiunea aceasta fost uata dupa &c sau prm infor
maun din Washington ca fecare al guver1ulu in
teresat In aceasa greva, sprin conu nlnci in pune
rea in eject hotal1rilor sale.
Pc ambee particle anunat ilnediat accepa-
nvatei particpe confernt W. G. Lee pre-
scdntee Uniunor franaror ntreba fntr un comunicat
dat i'll Cleveland baza cre autora poate cineva s
slleasca muncltOr ucreZe 81 ca dreptu de
geva fost recunoscut de Curea Suprema Satelor Unite
In acelas timp franari della cae ferate International &
Great Northern socetatc din Texas prcga de ntra
nane i'll greva urnnd in ziua de 30 Octonvre ceai
nunctorcam 400 OOOsa alature or Aceste doua CRU
pur fac prte din cee II cupnd trei par din
pat for!ci caor erae din Statee Unite carl au votat
greva pc ziua de 80 Octomvrie.
Consill munc afara de aceea ca s'a ameseca in r1p
tura inte patroni cee cnc mari uniuni frnar mcag
nner focar 81 conducorii-a ordonat caior fe1ae Ire
mont Gulf sistcze sistemul aeerelor eschse 81 s Sc
relnoaca la sistemul vechu Decisiunea ntra
feet All la ora p. m.
unune decide la confernta ca ots sa Sc aca
consu munci decarat ca pasi urmaor trebue sa
faca i'll acest din Washington neesu sleg refer
toare la transporturi'' Transportation act)
In egatura nvtarea consuui munc sefii ceor cinc
mari unun declaat informal pc consu greva
poae amana cac su uat masuri in priyinta
Decsunea Consiului muncii VENT pc neasteptae 81
oclnai i'll mpu Gel mai critic anc cind consfaturle
uniun 81 guvern au fost intrerupte
All dlrectori caOr feIate reza pronunte
asupra situated creata de consul munc Eli au decara
dccat alta ca accepta invarea
ATLANTA, Il Oct.-Represenant al Il socieati de cal
ferate-aproape toae societae din suesla adnare de
adopta resoute in accepta decsunea
tn Solicitation de Cal Ferae din Statee Unite refertoare
la reducerea platilor 10 La suta.
w. r. Coe presedntele calor ferate Nashville Chatta
nooga ST. Louis prezdat aceasta adunare decarat
ca diecori fost unanmi i'll privee inampnaea gre
uarea masuror contra Ell Amanuntee masurlor
lua de greva sau dscat decat nuai princ
pile Eli mai adoptat esouta reduce taxee de
transport sin limitele posbilatii'
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Paris, p Oct.-Politia gasit O
bomba neexplcadata pc Place Des
Ternes, in apropierea ambasadei
americana. Sc crede cd aceasta a
fost pusa contra ambasadei. Bomba
fost similara acelei care exploa-
dat in camera de scalda ambasa-
dorului Herrick. Trupele, carl pa
zesc ambasada, au fost intarite.
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GEO, A, LAUGHL|N
PRESBYTERIAN MEMS
CLUB PRESIDENT
YLANS FOR ACTIVE YEAR AND
THREE BIO DINNERS
MADE
Or. A. D. clifton. OF baptist Church.
In Tirs Address on
Service"

The election o. officers for the COM
Ing wear the appointment % ten psrma-
rent committees. making pans for three
big dtanerS during ;Nc coming winter
months GnI an interesting address ny
Rev. Arthur n. Hll,rr. pastor Of the
FIRST EaIt!st church. on service.
marked tHr fall meeting - the members
~ the Meas club Of N" First Freshly
iHrian church held IN the church. Inc
meeting was we'll attended.
pr. lU,ton's address VAS interesting
from beginning - end and was wei re-
reived by the members OF tho club.
George y LarEhi!n WIS elected preS'-
den, ror i've c"rinS year to succeed
Howard IGazlett. WHO has heAn I'll" Pres
,dert for the past year. MT. Haztet''
Robert IIaziect and Frank L. kueves
were elected vice presidents. Ear Crook
Was elected secretary. while sam w.
Waddell was rejected treasurer.
Thu cNmmt;;"rs appointed were as fol-
lows: Membership. John II. Coleman:
finance. John Stevenson and George
Baird: pub,ir welfare. Or. Charles L.
Wilkins: world work. Albert ]. Meyers;
music. Kenneth McCanmon: program
George n. Maxwell: B:b'~ studies. 7. {.
Stevenson: publicity. Edgar McGreSor:
boys work. Joan G. Ilavis: athletics.
William \. Ben" and Wilbur Fox.
Three big dinners are scheduled Tor
the winter months. but as yet no dates
have teen IL. The various committees
VIII hold meetings Within the near
future and c1TlHlete plans.
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wards ."

wards
HE left At once"
"pid You sec him &C."
NO. I sat down to eat n lunch Hni
when looked up Il m"lient aiterwaTdS'
he was gone"
What happened then"
shortly afterwards the others came
hack and We started 10 count the hr
lots"
''ITow long did It take :'ou::'"'
From $40 that night until oG!oc"
the following morning"
Now MIR. B"l!evillc. "Xaminr tAc'H
ballots" said the prosecutor tufnlh%
over a sarI ful nj ballots from N" thirh
precinct Of the Second ward. \ moment
later he asked about TIE INK used IN an
attempt To SHOW that clerks sign lures
had been AFFIXED with different kirHS OF
Ink and presumably at different times.
Il can't say anything ahort that 10.
cause Their" was more than one Nind OF
Ink In the voting place.
Cross examination by tho d"t"rS" At
torneys was delayed unit. after Iu:.-h.
Bsnev1lle drilled Severely.
4 rigid cross examination OF Belle
willie failed 10 shake his testimony
given earlier in the day. considered
the most dapagimG and sensations!
that IS expected to r" brought ont
at this hearing Attorney james liiH
was most particular in l"adinS III" WIZ
Islf. = " u
! i ,,'i'i "," W. s.nnI fur tkc state, hut
Sntro,.;Iia s,,,ck r. III: original tcsti-
muny, which was To In" effect ThCmp-
~ I,v ,,,inr tn tho election and that
'rhnmnsnn ON the evening UT the ciCc-
,,"n inmI, the ballots out cf the box AT
precinct three. Second ward. and sub
stitutrd ,h.. uncs signed before election
The defense attorney opened the eN-
animation nv tracing step by step He.i"-
viIin's ,norrirp story in an effort -
bronx II. Zine af;rr tir:. Rslieviiie
edged in nov facts ard circumstances
.hat hat been left out in the direct
! ,,a,i,.n .rd ,.Ii,opnd his t,I,,
h'u pech IT, IT, sr,n. noo,,te,v
r, -, ;u,cr,,,ce
Inc ~ ~. Imee,i.,n 80 time Relic.
Vile rixnd definitely the time he, wer,
! ~ 500 j'birf ThnnpEnn nj Inc fire hca,i,
/ quarters station as being between ter
! of or ten after seven o'rlack u. ~. and
! S:30 II, m, on Monday. MAJ @%r,l H
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Smoot Sales Tox Under
Fire By Senator Lenroot

Washington. pCt. n.,--The Stnoot man
u:.ctur"rS' sizes iax plan drew fire to-
day from Senator l.cur"Vt. kepupiSah'
Wisconsin, who told the senate II ut
terry ignored the ruicS that t1Aes should
he imposed according To ahilty I" pay
and tina. il would be impossible or al
.uiniS;r:,;:ou. hecaus" Of the difficulty
IN determining who should pay the tax
Where tie three percent TAX proposed
coull NOT Ne passed On ~ the consumer
Senator l.enrvoi sad Il would add TO the
already heavy burdens OF manufacturers
now operating Without profit To glNe
employment Ia labor and that II II
cuIht !r shifted - the consumer. II
would be subject 10 the same criticism
~ Is the excess profits tax In that each
dealer hIn.'i!ng the goods would charge
:hn ultimate consumer a commission for
'cl,""t.n. the tan.
The Wisconsin senator gave several
Illustrators 10 Support his argument
tina, such tax could not 10 admins
tered and would result In chaos in the
treasury department"
Not Practical.
Il, Is 70 be observed" nc said. that
the tex Is TO be imposed upon every
commodity manufactured or produced
when SAID. leased or licensed for con-
sumption or use without luENneT pro-
cess OF manufacture" 4 textile mill In
New England. manufactures dress goods.
assume that II tho cloth so manu-
factur"d IS sold over the retail counter
to the housewife. IL Is subject 10 the
tax TO be paid BY the New England MIL.
hu. II sod 20 4 garment manufacturer.
Il Is not so subject. Is the government
going Ia follow the dress goods from
the textile mill in New England through
the broker. and wholesaler down 10 the
housewife in the home to determine the
tax TO Ire raid by the New England
mill? The manufacturer cannot know
what becomes OF his product. There Is
no way on earth for him to determine
whether he is subject to a tax or not.
or how much
Senator Lenroot said the same condi-
tion would obtain with respect to flour.
sugar coal, oil and other commodities
and added:
Our tax laws are bad enough now.
DO not let us make them worse by at
tempting to levy taxes. the amount OF
which Is impossible Of determination"
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anyone.

anyone
Did you swear TO tell the truth when
vou testified at the council invest'C*'
t:on?'' .,,,nr.
At this point a record OF testimony;
purported by the defense 10 pc III
sir Rel.cvil!e at the councll ins.ion.
lion was introduced and the Questio.
NM 10 him read off with his answers:
You were asked II you had slBneu
any ballots other than those de!NerIJ
10 the voters You answered no. D'o
on answer tho truth?
1T doesn't appear so. ...
Thea you perjured yourseitT
ATTORNEY Barhmann then took the
witness on redirect. 49,.
M. i. J. r. O'Brien conducted tnA'
caamira;ion:'
Yes"
And nc asked you the questions
which Mr. Ritz read TO your
YES"
"B"fnrn you attended that investiSa-
ton. I" whom did you TALK
''Eurlcy Thompson
What dill he say?
What Thomps son SAID
He said that every other otticm!
you'd swear that everything was aii
. right"
I between that investigation and the
grand jury. to whom did you talk?'
-" YOU and Buricy Thompson"
"Whnr" cid you see Thompson.
AT the corner OF Fourteenth ana
Wood streets. lie came there In his
! car
What did he say to your"
He said that everything was all
! right and that the case would 20 to
! circuit court where II would be thrown
out and that they couldn't do anything
! w!lh us.
That closed Belleville's examination.
;rnmcdia tely afterwards. the state be-
! gan 10 present voters and their testi-
mon%.
/ ,;illiGan. Charles L. Manion. Louise
! F;.chcnhcrC. Loretta Doerr. Mrs: Frank
! pccrr. Matte Eichenberg. Julia Holmes.
. william Albert; Jr., Clara Friedhoff.
! "ra:s King, Clarence Friedhoff Charles
! Eichcnbe:E. John Gribben. Alec Crib
, VEN. chester Monroe. Carl Harrison,
} Mrs. Agnes Amcs. Harry Ames. Lillian
! .AGcs. Oscar Hsrsh. Clarence Hunter.
! :: nd katherine Ciebbes were all exam.
| incd and testified that they had voted
I'm The third precinct of the Second
: ward and that they had voted for GILL;
gan The examination was the same In
! each case. The Attorney Coniff or one
/ ur tho regular prosecuting staff would
| as'; the witness name. age and address,
+ whether or not he had voted: II he had
voted for a councilman from his ward:
and in that case for whom. The testi-
mony was the same. except for the nrse
/ three questions.
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Judge Alan II. Robinson.
The defense excepted again to the
courts ruling.
identifies Ballot
Look a. this ha.lot". said tho prose-
Cutnr and say whether "r not they are
, similar 20 tho kind you signed that day
. IN Thompsnns Office" Another "bjec-
Ton was "rrrrul"d.
Ill is si'rilar."
WAS there any mark on the mack OF
II" 'allr;s Yen slsncd::
They were markell poll rlerN'.'
"linw many ballots did y"u sign
Il dent know exactly. I'll say about
600"
How long d!d It take yon:'
Two hours
tho ballots"
Not when 7 signed :,ien.'
' WAS thri" at .,.l'. 80" h'l INV
corv.rs,;Inp between '"n nd tn" dcfcn-
,lant as To how the ballet "'rr /" 10"
US"d'" ~
81 told him that 7 didn't Nnow how how
t, was To hc don" anil Vt" l"'d nc ''''
No could Il" II at SuH""r NE.
"Was ANYTHING else SAID"
"IIe said we would talk" out hHch
number Of ballots and Suhst!tht" LOT
th"rr the sam" number oil me "'h'lH'
"Thcr what"
And that conversation took F'ace
=. the Chemical hose h"u%" in nc Guy
! Of Wheeling Ohio county. w. Va
YES"
What time dill you 20 10 the pre-.
: cInct on the morning o! tho election
/ 81 got there ut about $40. soy n or
! eight minutes before 80 polls ~, ncu'
; What transpired during the daN
! 4 defense objection "aS sustained.
! "Wha, transnirnh with regard to the
I defendant. 4. Burley Thompson during
tho dav"'
81 didn't see him until the polls closed
what was said during the day about
: going 10 supper"
! "What harpened when tho rolls clos
I've all took parts OF the para THerna-
! LA and went upstairs"
who carried the ballot box
| 81 did"
What happened them"
The three election commissioners lsti
! for supper. Nail and I were then a!nne'
i was facing the stairway: When turn
, ed around hurley Thompson was stand
! Ing In tn" room.
| ibid tho Other officials SC" him"
Nail might have hut the other.
! didn't | didn't see him until turned
! around"
! What sort OF r"n'n. Is the place
/ where Won went 10 count tho ballots
| The f1rrmCn'S bedroom.
"W as tho ballot box opened them
! "Thomrsun opened II Il few minutes
later"
Then what ocrurrcd"'
| "lIe and Nail took the regularly cast
! ballots ont Of tie box and handed them
to me to lac rut in a sack which Th"mi,
son had brought. All equal number ~
the ballots he brought with him were
| substituted"
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