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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
COUNTRY FACES
RUM REBELLION
By Hugh ". Roberts.


Washington, March 9.-Prohibitior
authorities and congress are fast be
coming aware that there is in tn,
United States another "rGm rebel.
lion"
Practically, a state Of anarchy cx.
lists. With the $l0,000,0OO congress
annually appropriates for the enforce
ment Of the prohibition amendment
prohibition authorities can rot arm
and sustain enough men tn cope will,
the situation.
1t is no longer case Of u bootleg
ger skulking in the shadows. 1t is !.
case of armed mcH proceeding agains,
government by force and carrying out
their purpose, whether that purpose
he the robbery of government distil.
leries, or the landing of contraband
goods from foreign shores at the rnuz
zlc of their guns. Recent develop
mcrts follow:
D Georgia authorities petition
washington authorities for permis-
sion to arm vessels with machine guns
to the end that they might be able to
combat smugglers from Cuba who
care quick on the trigger and fire
with deadly aim
GU Washington authorities organ
ize prohibition navy composed of
submarine chasers to give battle to
Smugglers from Cuba and other is
lands whcreon liquor is stored for
eventual delivery to the United States
CD John Il. Davis, prohibition agent
Of Pennsylvania, in an official inter
view, declares that leagues are organ
lied in Pennsylvania, 100000 strong.
tC maintain the supremacy Of the law
He suggests that similar leagues be
organized in every state so that the
law abiding would be on equal footing
with those who have no "respect for
law"
(D Armed bandits, who last fall
robbed the Canton distillery near
Baltimore of l,10O gallons Of Canton
rye, robbed the Old Horsey distillery
near Baltimore Of 2,100 gallons Of
with three automobiles and seven
trucks, and enforced their demands on
three guards at the points of their
reyolyers. About 20 men participated
in tha scandal. 81 s. -
al N the soGtk two stiils ss,ffnE.
up, according to records in Washing.
ton, where one is destroyed. In the
South and elsewhere the "best" citi
zens violate the law and condone the
violation on the part of others as long
as whiskey sold by bootleggers is not
deathly in its poison.
That in brief describes the situa
tion as one which it knew would bt
developed, and which, it holds, can
not be ameliorated
In other words, congress seems t.
be of the opinion that the country
must tolerate the present situation.
wherein liquor can be obtained every.
where at all times, or agree that
enough money be appropriated To en-.
ploy another standing army for the
enforcement Of the law and the con
Stitution of the land.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
There Is Danger

There's danger at Main and Noun
tain street crossing about 2 o'clock
each school day. The children lit
orally swarm on the crossing just at
the time when traffic iS greatest-au-
tomobiles and trucks whizzing by
and have seen many h..rrow escapes
In order to avoid an accident sug.
gest that the parents of these chill.
dren ask the city fathers to place a
traffic policeman at this point during
this hour. A. ID. Cooper.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Meet to Formulate Policy

Washington, March 20.-The gen.
eral policy committee of the United
Mine Workers of the American called
today to meet Friday at Cleveland TO
formulate the policy to be followed by
the bituminous miners when the work
Suspends on April 1.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
YOUNG STUDENT
TAKES POISON

Seoii, "aISn IS.--DeaCn py poison
ended the flight of Otto Halder Lar
sen, senior at the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology, from the gay
party at which Pauline Virginia Clark,
divorcee, ended her life early last
Thursday morning. His body was
found today in the Fenway, behind the
Museum of Fine Arts. Apparently he
had been dead only short time.
Two letters signed by Larsen, as
serting that Miss Clark had long in
tended to commit suicide and that
Larsen had supplied her with poison,
were received by Boston newspaper
and Medical Examiner Magrath sew
eral hours after his body was found
In tho letter to the medical exam
iner Larsen said that Miss Clark re-
quested him several weeks ago to pro /.
cure some poison for her in order that
she might take her own life. She had
long been decided on this course, he
said she told him.
81 agree to do this" the letter con-
tinucd, Extracting from her the
promise that she would not use it un-
til her mother came home. She gave
me her promise and prepared for her
a solution of strong poison"
The letter related how Larsen had
met Miss Clark six weeks ago and
they had become intimate friends.
1t said that Miss Clark told him of
her excessive depression and of vari-
Gus incidents in her life.
81 wondered how she resisted so
long the temptation that death really
is," the letter added.
81 had intended to take poison be-
fore met Miss Clark. She was the
worlds finest woman"
The parties in Miss Ciark's apart
ment, the letter said, were not wild
revels, but were only for the purpose
of killing the moroseness of her life.
In his letter to the editor of a
Boston paper, condemning the print
ing of stories of scandal, he advised
that the editor also take poison, "when
your inferiority becomes too CON
scious in your mind, if you have one."
Larsen was taking a course at the
institute. He had been a frequent
visitor at the -expensively; furnished
Newbury street apartment Of Miss
Clark Last Wednesday night he was
one Of the guests at ifVeiy perry
there.
In the early hours of Thursday
morning Miss Clark, who had been
laughing and drinking, suddenly col
lapsed and fell dead. 1t was found
that she had taken poison. Larsen
seized the bottle in which some Of
the poison remained, ran from the
apartment and notified a physician,
was discovered until his body WAS
found today.
Bayard Wharton of Philadelphia. n
Harvard student, who was also at tEe
party, said that Larsen was of NOR
bid disposition. He declared also thai
the young woman had been melancholy
much of the time recently, although
she appeared gay Wednesday night.
Wharton's father came to this city
yesterday and engaged an attorney
to look after his sons interests.
Miss CLARK, formerly an artists
model, was divorced in September last
from Lieut.. Comndr. William D.
Thomas, u. s, N.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Fourteen Industries Show
Increase in Employment

Washington, March 20.-Of ID in
dustries 10 showed an increase in
employment for February compared
with January. our, showed decrease,
the greatest being the cotton finishing
industry.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Closing in on
Liquor Smugglers

Washington, March 20-Imminent
arrest of many persons, including
prominent men of Florida commer,:a
circles. IS indica e in preimina.% rc-
rrrts from L. G. Mutt, head of the
campaign against the liquor SNUG.
oitrl D. Miami.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Show Big Increase

Washington, March 20.-Marked
stimulation of home construction is
shown in contracts awarded for the
last three months, so the reports from
the Department of Commerce an
nounce.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Cotton Production for 1921

Washington, March 2O.-Cotton pro-
duction in 1921 was 7.976,665 running
bales. Ginnings is equivalent 500
pound bales: Virginia, 16,368; North
Carolina, 776,206; South Carolina,
754,551.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
District Meeting

The district meeting of the Junior
Order will be held in Union April 9Th.
Every member of the junior Order
and the general public may attend
this meeting. This district, No. 3.
comprises Union. Chester and York
counties. Many visitors will be here
and an out-of-town speaker will be
secured.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Governor Cooper May
Come To Union

Gov. Robert A. Cooper has been
invited by the Union Amusement
Company I" come to Union tOmOr-
row a. their guest, and pitch the
first ball in the big game, Detroit
Rochester.
Other distinguished visitors will
be here also and Union is planning
a big time.
Get your tickets early.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
All Troops Ordered
Returned to this Country

Washington, March 20.-Orders di-
recting the return to this country
by July of and all of the American
troops on the Rhineland issued by
Secretary Weeks.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Nephew Of late Senator
Tillman IL Dead

Spartinfiield, Mo-, March 20.-J. B.
Tillman, attorney and nephew of the
late Senator Tillman of South Caro-
lima, was injured in an alteration Sat-
urday at Mount Vernon court house
and died last night. Robert Stem
mons, an attorney, is held.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Big Tour Starts Today

Detroit, March. 20.-Detroit Ameri-
cans and Rochester Internationals
start tour of South Carolina to visit
Anderson, Union, Columbia, then
Hamlet. Raleigh and Charleston.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Fire in Greensboro

Greensboro, N. c., March 20.-Fire
believed to be incendiary destroyed the
warehouse and stables of the Caro-
lima Warehouse company last night.
The loss is estimated at over $40O, 900.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
NEW CANDIDATE

! hereby announce myself candi-
date for election to the office of mag
istrate for Union township and
pledge myself to abide the result Of
the Democratic primary election.
!. ID. Barnett.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Electrical Show in Alabama

Columbus, Ga, March 20.-An elcc
trical storm is sweeping Lee County
Ala, and has destroyed much proper
ty and killed one person last night
according to reports received here.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Bishops Urge
Settlement of Strike

Manchester, N. H., March 20.-The
bishops In letter ready to the Cath
olic pulpits, urged the speedy settle
ment Of the cotton mill strike suggest
Ing that the mill owners and strikers
submit the wage and working hours
question to arbitration.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20

Miss Harmeling has returned to her
home in Bristol, Va, after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Sweet on South Noun
tain street.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
roDAY's COTTON MARKET

Miss Mahala Smith has returned
from visit to friends in Spartanburg.
Miss Alice Arthur Of Converse, Col
lege is spending the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Arthur.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Harding Talks to
House Leaders

Washington, March 2O.-President
Harding told the Republican house
leaders he did not think it essential to
offer recommendation on the bonus
question at this time.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Lecture at Community House

LeC1Ufe at community EICuSC
DR.. R. R. Jeter will deliver lee
ture at the Monarch Community
House Tuesday evening, March 21st,
at 7:3O o'clock. The public is invited
to attend this lecture; the subject is
to be "Home Sanitation"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
Prohibition Officer
Has Resigned

Washington, March 20.--Prohibi-
ton William Grubert who is mention
ed in connection with the illicit whis-
key operators, at Staunton, Va, has
resigned. -
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20

Mrs. ]. X. Thomas of Carlisle was
shopping in the city today.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20

Washington, March 19.~Between
$4,000 and 100000 in negotiable
Liberty bonds are MISSING from the
Liberty bonds branch Of the. treasury,
W. H. Moran, chief of the secret serv-
ice said tonight. Secret Service op-
eratives have been sent to Richmond
and Charlottesville, Va, Where two
employees of the branch, wanted in
connenction with the investigation of
the loss, were reported to he, he add
ed.
The loss of the bonds became
known Saturday, it was sssid but the
total amount missing had not been
ascertained tonight. Charles A..
Clevenger, also an employee in the
branch, was held for questioning, Sec
ret service officials ANNOUNCED, but no
charges had been placed seainst him.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
BONDS STOl
FROM TREASURY

Washington, March 20. THE recov.
cry of Liberty Bonds anleunting tc
$l5o,O0o was stolen from Che branch
treasury department on Saturday was
announced by the secret service with
the arrest of U.@o. Wamsles at Char
lottesville, Va, charged with COM
plicity with Charles A. Clesenger, an
employe of the treasury with the rob-
berry.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20
NOTICE!

Bring your cushion for the ball
game.
Be sure and get your ticket at
Harris Woodward Company before
IL o'clock Tuesday to avoid rush
at the gate.
All stores closed at p. m,
March 2lst.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-20

Fair tonight and
Tuesday colder. Light
frost tonight.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06

pc fiecare vapor va Fl bibliotecarul
bibliotecei de pc vaporul sau.
q
Focarul nnui tren care mergea
GU viteza de % mile pc ora in
Staten Island, N. Y, a sarit de pc
locomotive in riu. 81 a salvat I'm
baiat de scoala, care a fost isbit
de locomotive 81 aruncat in apa,
a earni adancime era de Is urine
Memoria canilor comisionar
earl au servit in razboiul mondia
in Belgia 81 Franta va fl eternizat
de IN monument care sc va ridics
in cimitirul canilor la Hartsdale
New York. Monumental va {
cOmpus Gle un cane Gle razboiu dt
bronz, in marine eroica. Gu Golf S
bidOn. Va fl asezat pc I'M sOcll
malt care Sc domineze pcste III
drum de automobile, 81 la baza V,
ii asezata o,placa Gle bronz pc carr
va fl gravat o legenda care sa ara
te posteritatii partea canilor luat;
i'm razboiul lumei. Cimitir,l
Hartsdale cuprinde un teren d.
patru acre 81 contine suite de mo
numente de piatra, aratand locu
unde zac ramasitele canilor favo
riti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06

ATENS, Grecia. Mustapha
Renal Pasa fnst reales de prese-
dinte al euyernulni nationalistilor
tnrci carl sllnt in luptA cu grecii.
Alegerea s'a facut de catre adnna-
,rea nationala turcilor nationa-
listi, precum spune telegrama
din Aneora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06
lntereSe 81 SoCoteli
neguStoreSti


IN numru de Vnerea trecuta sub tu 81 in aceas
ol,ne de ide am spns Consuatu Roman din Cleveland
renta ca prOdus exceden de mil de doari, carl
au TRIMS Legae Romano din Washington toae ca d.
Nircea Angelescu Consun General din Cleveland incasa
ea Domeasca de ie cnci suite trezec doari luna
Avand in vedere stuata fnanciara in afla tara
omaneasca vanta romano, asemenea leafa pcnrn un
Consul General iscaea nic pasapoaree be
de functonaru consuatuui fos adevarat jaf in
ondu arie ca accl fond ncurgea din venul cosulatu,
In tara aceasta functonar responsibilities mai
mare 81 carl ucreaza cate opt zear ucru nh randa
veala, eafa multi mai modesta
Tn Indicator de tribunal din Cleveland $1,000 pc
cful Indicator della Tribunal 1000 pc Tn Indicator
della Curtea de APPEL 1000 pc scu Indicator crui
unctie ecivaleaza Prmul Presene della Cuea de APPEL
alar de 1900 doar pc notice. ca merge
bcz Vlasca 81 Teeormanul.
Oar functioar superOri, self la derite depara-
mente, responsabtate mutt mai mare unu consul,
81 carl depun munca reaa multi mai ntensiva deca
sui, un saar Gle tre 81 patru mil de doari pc
Gu tIei mil de dolar poate trai comfortable de
zie ar hal zcem sase pentru 'dplomat, dar
ar abuloase al Consuui General Mrcea Angelescu de
optspezece mil tre sasezec oari adca pese doua mi
loane de lei
cOnsileraa o snecura grasa pentru favor cutrui mi
nsr adesea ori nste nutat c post de incredere 81
pentm barbati vrenci 81 destoinci In Engtera
nisme in strcinatate consiera apostoat
post de capatuala 81 prisopseala.
ST ''ntca'' sOcoteala:
Daca dl Mircea Angeescu-hai sa flu liberal fl fos
patlt suite de doarl lun ul sar II eco
nomst mil ef de doari, la earl daca adaogam
cecntu de mil M de nouasprezece mil tre nte
dola ntrenerea viceconsulaulu desntat din Ceve
land pc timp de pese dol an presupunand mposbul
in interval cOnsuatu ar fl incasa nc cent
Dar chestia mai alta latura Suntem informant ca
consuIatulasa auns dupa pecarea 'Consuluui Ge
neradn Cleveland rental PAM in momenul desfiinthrl
lu Ca pentru nretnerea lu nic tara nc egatia 81 mic
alt consuat din Statee Unite conrbut nici
cent la cheierea banulu cand fos proodit dupa
personan sa retras eure sa mai afat in casa doui
doari ST daca asa sta chcstia sunem nepatit
credem desfntarea ociuui din Cleveland daores
toul ator cauze 81 nu spiritului de economics
dureros trs ca 81 in afacerie consulare oaca TO
potica ambta persoa Ca nenorocul sistem din ars
Introduce 81 ac in detrimental prestguu tar in pagubs
ereselor vitae ale tar 81 ale supusilor eli aato in ars
aceasta.
Pana rabdat. Am trecut peste multe 81 multi.
vederea ear, fndrepta uaa daca lucrur
sd mearga fagasa lor de pana slit
Sd eaeam pc ina sa spunem pasurile durere in
lei sd fe az 81 cunoscut de toata umea 81 in tara
aunc sa nj zea Cd nam ncercat sa spalam
fele in sfamilie."
- mn hGnDEnH IT. |tasi Gel mai mare 81 mai bne
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06

Toti singuraticii 'sunt scutiti de
a plati impozitul pc VENT pentrn
81 200 VENT annual, 81 daca veni-
tul lOr fost mai mic de 81 ,OOO
pc an nu trebue sd faca declaratic
de impozit TAX Returns). Dac;l
yenitul lOr anual a trecut nllmai
cu cateva cent? lie 81 900 sunt 0.
bligati Sc faca declaratii de i'm.
pozit, 81 vor plati impozitul nu-
mai pentru yenitul care trece peSts
1000 dolari, scntiti prin lege.
Toti eel casatoriti dupa
nouile dispozitiuni carl All In
VENT annual mai mic de $1,000 NJ
trebue 81 faca deelaratii de inn
pozit. DacA venitul l0r annual e ma
mare de $1,000, fie numai cu cat
va dolari. si fie cd an copii, pen
, trucari legea scuteSte cate $1,000
de fiecare, trebue sa faca declar
atie de impozit. Gu alte cuvin
ct, 81 mai desusit, ori cati copi
ar avea un eontribnabil casatori1
dacA venitul sau annual trece pestt
$4,000 trebue sd faca declaratit
de impozit.
| Oamenii de afaceri, earl n'ar
leafa fixa, 81 al carof VENT bru,
-nn castig eurat MI trect
tpeste 5000 annual nh tpehle 81
faca declaratie dc imp0zit. Aeei u
caror VENT annual brpt trece pes
te $1,000 trebue 81 faea deelara
tie de irnpozit.
In VENT Sc socotsste si chiriill
incasate sau pc carl sr trebni ri
le plateasea daca nan prorieta,
tea lor, precum si ori es alte vsni.
tnri aaterale 90 debknxi pentrs,
bani depozitati, bsnefieii de pe
actinni, etc,
LeRea nu sentsete pe y.contri.
buabil q hi facA deslsratis a
limpozit daea M 1 IN tsdmis for.
mulsrs. Fieears e d,tsy Il cepete
nn formular, carl ~ distribuie
|ls caseria Federalx = acei csri
/ M fac deciaratii de ippcxit plnl
sigi.
Ss a sss S@8 5aX VI s y ~ - ~ w III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06
STATUL PIERDE
8 MIIIARDE
Afacerea contarctelor SkodA 81
Brutinel.

nnvorn,,l oot,o, ;ncon,,. : 90
ia A. .noho+o !, - nr;,os+o a;,,or
ae,o fu,n;t,r; fso,,te s,,h fostnl o.,
,,o,n nro-;do+ do 7 nonoral Al
Acaraso,, A.; - nraaima a,aoa-
r;lor ,.v;;tornl,, of;c;osn, onver-
n,,ln; so ocSns.na laro do oontrac-
fela Skada q; Rrnt;ne}.
Aooasta afacaro in et;l marc" 9 .
fso,,4 na +;mnnl oand ara m;n;str,,
\ uo,oro, ys,oonn
I.ts oo sor;o of;c;oSn, c,vorn,,.
hi.
.sIn contractnl sSkoda' ;nche;at
ncntrn fnrn;zarea = 80 Locomotive
non; 9; rcnaratia q 800 locomot;vc
vech; pRETIrJ pENTRU INA
BJYCATA NOJTA ERA FIXAT
IA 4 400 600 COROANE CEHO-
oJOvAcIET oar; avsnd :, vede.
m soh;mhul din momentul 7nchee-
no; oo,troo+uln; 10 han;
ooroana. - insemna aproximatiy
fro; m;,;oane lei locomotiva san,
IL toto, nantrn cole sO locomotivo
O4f m;,;oana Ia;
pentru renarat;a celor cinc; sn.
ta de looomot;ve ca stah;,;se nre-
~, pnitar da 9On 600 coroana no.
hoslovace Ia care adaouand q;
nretn, color sO looomot;va non;
face nm total general do 500 mi.
,;oana ooroana can IN Ia; roma
nesti anrox;mativ 35O m;,ioane
40; rasare fnsa elementul fran.
Ia; d,hla+ da ;,canacitata 9; tr;-
Mat de neo,;oenta
Tn adavar uuvernnl oonera,n-
lin; Avero.on din motive usor .lo
inteles mn s'a orab;t de loo 81
aconerc srma on coroane cehoslo-
yooa 10 a 40 han; q; on +oo+o o5
pretul acelei monede SO urea ne
contents = lasat lucrur;le sa stao.
neze pana in momcptul ;zuonirci
Gale della nutere cand coroona
cehoslovaca ainnsese 2 lei 81 cand
deci valoarea contract,,lu; atinsc.
se suma de M m;liard 8; ;umata-
te in loc de 35O mil;oane cat err
In incennt
Notam dons lucrnri oravc. Il
Aceasta suma dc nm m;liard 9; IN.
matate este exisibila imediat 8;
., tezaurul statulu; este ool e.
ind "a ouvernnl Averescu q chcl-
init mn nnmai ban;i eel avea ci
=; ven;tur;le v;;toare
In oceyoe t;,nn din ernn;,,o,cc
controctulm IN cbest;uuc 90 noofe
reden desocordM re cr;sta iptye
clauzelc nrep6zute IN ., 9; Dres-
cr;nf;unIe ;uruoIu1u; cone;y;u,u;
de a,;n;str; enrol ;ucu,.;;;;uteoz6
face ON mn abuz motivat lie bene
tficiile personale ale celor carl da.
ldnsera ideea 81 araniasers Sncbee
| rea acestui contract. Pr;v;t s.
prin acessta prixma frauda rssar,
| Ia prima arnncatura de ochi. find
Cd. in aceste conditiani. o locomo
|tiva ne care o puteam cumpara dir
Germania en- 1000 600 lei eel mult
No reyine astazi Ia auroape trei
sprexecc milioane lei. lar renarat;s
loc de 200 900 lei. Ia 115OOOO eo
roane cehoslovace adica ne cursn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-06

ar Fl omorit cu I'M c,ltit pc doamna
Angnstina BurkhArdt 81 pc fata eli.
S'a anulat insa acnza contra lui.
Gu ocaziunea procesrlui a martnri-
sit contra lni una din fetele ll,i.
S'a dovedit insa sa cl este nevino-
vat.
MIAMI, Fla. Otis III. Cutler
a murit eri, in mod subit, pc bordul
yachtnlui Seramic. Ell a fost direc-
torul firmei American Brakes
house & Foundry Co. 81 a fost
mebru in dircctia mai multor firme
unde are mari interese J. p. Nor
gan, al carni sot de mnnca fOst
timp de mai multe ami. Ell a fost
proprietarul unci averi de lpulte
milioane. Sc asteapta eli mare GU
riozitatc desfacerea testamentului
lui.
OTTAWA, O. George ID.
Kinder este de SO ami 81 cri STA
implinit al 7O-lea an servit ca zia-
rist. Ell a dovedit dreptatea zicalci
ca daca odata al gustat din ziaris.
tica MI te mai poti lasa de ca. FL
a fost redactor de ziar timp de 20
ami. Mania lui. cind era mai timer
era ca sa infiinteze ziare, sau sd
cumpere ziare mai slabe, 81, into
rindu-le prin istetimea sa de ziar.
ist. sd le vinda eli profit mare. Fl
fost mare aderent al democratiei
vestita de Thomas Jefferson 81 in
cariera sa de 70 ami de journalism
nici pentru un moment "a para
sit principiile lui jefferson. I'm de
cursul rasboiului scivil el era unul
din cei mai renumiti ziaristi al te
rii. Ell treeut tOate faZele desyOl
tarei Americei, care a trecut prir
multe incepind GU vremea cind st
calatoria cu care trase de bOi pima
All, END Sc calatoreste GU aero
plane. El refuzat sd accepte orict
oficu public 81 "a avut nici func
tie toata via lui, afara de ziaris
tica. La etatea de SO ami, 81 All e La
masa lui de scris 81 scrie articolt
fugeratoare in Putnam count!
Sentinle.