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esta prcfundamente aferrada a la
paE, perc que no puede coinprome-
terse a no buscar por m9todos paci-
hcos la rectifcacion en- cierta par
tie, del "statu quo. No hay duda
que estas declaraciones son sinceras,
pero las CIRCUMSTANCES pueden i'm
peler a I'M Gobierno a una politica
que Sc trata de rehuir con toda sin
ceridad. Al proclamar Napoleon III
que eel Imperio es la paz' no hay
duda de que 10 crey6 ash, =, sin en-
barge, duraute So corto reinado lie
vo a cabo guerras cast i~ncesantes.
La alarma de Ia prensa reaccio-
maria francesa ha hecho recordar 10
que sucedi6 cuando la crisis de
1875, en- que los a~lernanes Sc inQuie-
taron ante "a creciente ~prosperidad
de Francia y ell acento amenaxadof
de algunos ~patriotas. Habfa Nm es-
piritu general de tenor en- toda En-.
ropa ante Ia idea de que Bismarck
utilizase su fuerza, todavfa predo-
minante, para buscar una uuerella
con Francia, fundada en- que Ia resu-
rrecci0n militar de Francia cor IN
soldadO . gu cabeza era una amena-
L III $685. ia SO 80
"a para ell vecino
Bismarck Sc reiri6 a esta alar1na
como una 1ntriga sin Fundamental Sc
rio. Pero va habia servtdo su fna-
lidad mas probable, al de atemori-
gar al Eeichstag 10 sufciente para
que acordase los creditos que ha-
bia de fo~rtalecer la frontera alema-
ma contra una possible invasion.
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La Gonorrea

por hombres como NJ. Painleve y
sus dos Iugartenientes, M. Caillaux
y BRAND, Alemania hallar& la con-
digna respuesta a todos sus esfuer-
EOS conciliadores De afnidades de-
mocraticas como es Ell autor de este
artfculo, y familiarizado como esta
con la opinion politica de Alemania
y de Francia, no abriga tenor al
guno por la democracia nj por La paz
mientras Ell actual presidente de
Alemania ejerza su cargo Y la OPT
Mon francesa siga sosteniendo n
politica de reconstruction europea.
Existe, no obstante, n nubecilla
en- ell orizonte LELAND; Francia esta
comprometida con Polonia por un
iconvenio militar que podria ser de
impossible cumplimieto en- ciertas
ocasiones; pero aunqIe Alemania Sc
resignara mucho mas a su situaci6n
actual en- la frontera de Oriente
que Francia 10 hizo durante treinta
amos con respecto a Alsacia-Lorena,
no es probable que ocurra ninguna
.catastrofe durante los contados
amos de la Presidencia del mariscal
Hindenburg.
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La P~OPULARIDAD DE
HINDENBURG

Quien maya pasado alg6n tempo
en- Alemania despu6s de terminals
la guerra Sc habra dado cuenta dc
Guam grande es la popularidad de-
mariscal Won Hindenburg. Ell gene.
raj Won Ludendorff, reconocido POI
| todos como Ell cerebro del Ejercitc
aleman dnrante Ell lltimo periodic dc
la guerra, no ha degrade goEar d
una popularidad semejante.
~Eindenburg simbolizaba 81 espf-
r1tu honach6ns podriamos decir q
abueio, que lie ha hecho siempre SIN
patico al soldado, y los hombres ha.
blaban de 81 en- Alemania como ed
Francia los ''poilus'' de su ''pere
Joffre", reivindicando para 6l a
terminarse la guerra, Ia misma con
~sideraci6n que al mariscal Foch.
La, inmensa estatua de MADEIRA de
Hindenburg, levantada durante ID
guerra en- el Parque Tiergarten, en-
Berlin, que Ell pueblo cubri6 de ella.
vos hasta hacer de ella n especie
de Gotta ferrea, convirti6 al viejo mi
litar en- la fgura mas conocida Dc
Alemania despues del kaiser, a quier
lego virtualmente a desplazar en- Ia
imagination popular. Apenas puede
encontrarse un solo hogan burgue'
IN Alemania donde no haya nm re.
srato de Hindenburg.
! Aparte de este, otras causa coft
tribuian tambien a granjearle La sim,
patia de los alemanes. AL ser Ia
mado por su soberano para que dir
giese un ej@rcito contra los invasorc;
rusos, Hindenburg Sc habia ret.ra
do amos antes del servicio activI
para gozar de sus hltimos inviern0s
nevando una vida tranQuila en- 81
ciudad natal donde 81 principal di
version era jugar al ajedrez o SUI
viejos camaradas, teniendo a man'
I'm vase de cerveza y la spipa. Bias
to Ell hecho de que obedeciese la LA
mazda del soberano sin nm solo mur
mullo de protesta y procediese 81
ostentaci6n a expulsar al eneunig'
mas ala de la sfrontera alemans
para Que ell vieio soldado SO convi
tiera en- Ell idolo de su pals. Habial
fracasado las promesas de negar ]
Paris on seis semanas, y las victc
rias dc Hindenhurg servian par;
consolar al pueblo alem&n del fra
ceso en- Ell Oeste. Desde ese moment
Hindenburg no perdi6 su prestigi
por un solo instante, y la derrot;
final no le fue nunca achacada. A
terminar la guerra o La miszn
modestia con que s hizo cargo de
Ej6rcito Occidental, 81 retro de nu
70 a su vieja casa, y no oimos ha
blair mas de 81 hasta que sus servi
clos volvieron a serIe ~requeridcs.
HINDENBURG Y MAC MAHoi
Sc ha trazado I'M parallel entire 4
case del mariscal Hindenburg 2 I
del mariscal Mac Mah6n. Mac Ma
hon, sin embargo, no fu6 elegido 20
Ell sufragio universal, sine por !
Asamblea NacionaI, que represents
ba en- esos 1omentos a Ia Tranci
r~eaccionaria. Ninguna Constituci6
habia sido promulgada en- ell mo
mento de 81 election, y 81 Sc senti
a 81 mismo mas bien r-epresentant
de un partido que defensor de un
Repnblica todavia inorganizada. N
tenia, por 10 tanto, escrhpulo algun
en- tolerar los esfnerzos que sus PAL
tidarios hacian para destruirla. An
que no goSaba de La ~popularida,
personal de Hindenburg, tampoco i
era hostil Ell pueblo, y su actuaci6l
N La guerra de 1870 estaba Iejos d,
reflejar gloria sobre su PERSONAL
DAD.
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Y cA11LAUx

SIT RI
Constituye I'm curiosisimo contras-
to que, mientras Alemania sufr1a
del recuerdo de la derrota, escogio
a un mariscaf de campo para 81 pri-
mera magistratura, mientras que en-
la Francia victoriosa, Ell hombre cen
surado por cast todos sus compatrio
tas como derrotista v traidor q la
causa de la victoria por buscar Ia
paz con Ell enemigo, encarcelado y
castigado por la mayoria del Sena-
do, hs vuelto al poder y es conside-
RADIO hasta por los que tan cruelrnen-
to lie maltrataron como FL dnico
capaz de salvar a su pals de un es-
tupendo peligro i~nanciero. Rs po-
sibie que de haber vuelto al poder
M. Poincar6 y Ell bloque nacionaI,
Ell presidente Won Hindenburg SO
hubiese visto obligado por la opinion
pnblica alemana q adoptar n ac-
titud de desafio, y hasta de desa-
flo peligroso. Mientras Francia
mantenga su huSuor actual, dirigida
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LA LIM1TACIoN DE Los
EFEcTIvoS

Ell Ruhr Y la tentative de crear un
estado rename Independence fueron
graves errores politicos, pero ell da-
no que hicieron esta en- Was de ser
reparado. I'm error mucho mas gra-
We que 6stos fue Ell cometido pcr los
soldados aliados en- Ell Tratado de
Paz, al seguir Ell ejemplo de Napo-
leon cuando al terminar 81 guerra
con Prussia li1nit6 a un d~eterminado
numero de hombres las fuerzas del
ej6rcito vencido. Sin violar los ter
minos del Tratado, Prussia logr6 en-
Ell curse de algunos amos adiestrar I'M
ndmero de hombres mucho mayor
que Ell permitido por Ell Tratado de
Tilsitt. Bismarck, en- 1871, no CO.
meti6 un error semejante.
Iimitando ell Ejercito a un mi
rimo determinado, los aliados 10 han
colocado virtualmente fuera de to-
da discussion pubica, y solo Ell ge-
neral en- jefe y su Estado Mayor
conocen la verdadera po~tencialidad
del Ejercito reorganizado
FL hombre que tiene Ell alto CO.
mando de las fuerzas armadas de
Alemania es el general o Seekt.
Pocos lie conocen. Sc dice de 81 que
es un verdadero republican, y que
le debe su nombramiento a I'M CO.
bierno republtcano. Por Ell Tratado
Sc halla virtualmente fuera de la
~fscalizaci6n del Parlamento. rs cier-
to que los Social em6cratas han
criticado los item del presupuesto
militar por exceder a las necesidades
de nn ejercito de electives tan es-
trictamente restringidos, pero cuya
Importance hay mu$ POGO deseo de
reducir, aun entire los mas democra-
ticos miembros del Retchstag. Que
Alemania procura estar en- situa-
ci6n de defenders en- forma ade-
cuada es su derecho como Naci6n In
dependence, Y no hay motive al
guno para suponer que Ell general
Won Seekt tenga ell mas minimo de-
SEQ de desempehar ell papel de I'm
general Bonaparte; y 81 tuviese aspi-
raciones de esa indole es mas que
+ probable que ,el anciano mariscal le
lcontuviese en- veg de a~Ientarlo.
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La possible Influenza del actual Pre-
sidente de Alemanio, Mariscal Hin
derburg, en- Ia politica International

Il dtTmdI Oflcidlmente que Aendnid eStd prOfundaHente aferrada a Ia
pdz, perO no puede GOmpOmeerSe a no busCdr Dor m6tOdOS pdCfiCOS la
~reCfti6dClOn del Stdtu quo. ell Reich ha4 SdO sincere, perO las C~rCunStan.
Gas pNeden inpeleF q IN GObternO a una pOIdca que Sc
quefe Tehur con tOdd SnCeridad
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ALARMAs ~1NFuNDADAs

En- cuarto a los tencres franceses
de una guerra de desquite, Sc ha de-
clarados oficiaImente que Alemania
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
FOUR Big TEAMS
HOLDING STATUS
Dartmouth, Alabama, Army
and Missouri

New York, Nov. 30. (AP)-Four
champion football teams OF 1924
managed 70 retain their status I'm
the nationwide GrldIron warfare iust
cndod-Dartmouth, Alabama, Army
and Missouri.
Two amazing happenings brought
about this situation, the downing of
the siN-ycar king, California, on the
Pacific coast and tho recovery of a
Princeton team to conquer n Yale
squad regarded before the season
started as one Of the nations most
powerful.
Tho University OF WASHINGTON
descended on the Golden Bears of
california and camo forth with vic
tory, and Stanford. hoartcncd by the
success of the northern invasion. ac-
complishod what it had not done
previously in twenty long years by
also downing the long time cham
plons and taking second position in
the conference standing.
fale's failure stunned the eastern
SHaboard. Tho team had power; that
was demonstrated on several occa-
SlonS, but it was n last half eleven.
lcnnsylvania conquered Yale. lG to
3, but even in that contest the mon
of Tad Jones looked llko the cham
pions Of 1874 except for thcir tell
dency to fUmhlc at critical stages,
Then came a victory over tho con-
tdent Army, a rise only to he fol-
lowed by fall before Princeton.
championships changed hands in
two instances mentioned but I'M
doubleday the seasons greatest up-
set camo on a field ankle deep i'm
mud when Northwestern conquered
what Fielding Iost calls his greatest
team at Michigan, to >. Despite the
defeat Michigan must be awarded
the Western Conference title which
last year went TO Chicago, for it de-
foatod all others and produced the
greatest defensive record in the
country.
Dartmouth, indicated and I'M
tied. is without opposition for east
orn honorS. Alabama repeated i'm
the southern Conference. Missouri
dill likewise in the Missouri Valley,
the Colorado Aggics replaced Col
orado university in the Rocky
Mountain region, Texas a. and VI,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
EVERYTHING | WOULD
EAT WOULD SOUR ON MY
STOMACH" SAYS MILLS
MI ihtrk Mills OF us Walnut
Many Years With Kidney and Stomach Trouble
Restored His Health Almost by he Use
or Tho New Tonic EItIiJUS (Icrb Juicc.)

Mr.. Mills says; "For the five
years stomach and kidney trouble
has been the banc OF my existence,
] was miserable and also had
rheumatism.
Everything ! would eat would
sour on my stomach had pains in
my back and felt us though some
ono had given INC a good beating.
Things got SO far that 7 couldn't
cat anything ana ! felt very bad,
Il had rheumatic pains so badly
that | could hardly bend and ] was
worn out and at night ! could not
sleep but would roll and toss the
whole night through and in fhc
morning would wake up feeling
worse than when | went 10 bed
81 tried many ways to get relief
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
Preliminary Game

The National Guard Reserves dc.
feated tho South church in a fast
and exciting preliminary to the Ma
tional Guard-Pexto game at tho
state armory Saturday night by a
26-l9 score, The game was fairly
close throughout, Flnklesteln shot
the first basket after couple OF
minutes OF play, and then Parker
tied 1t up; the two teams battled
evenly for q while and then the
church shot into an lie lead. Tut
Ties was sent in to strengthen the
Reserves and they rallied to hold II
l6-ll advantage at tho half, drop
ping In spectacular long shots from
all corners, The second half was
fairly even.
Thu crnr,,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
TELLS HOW To
AVOID LAMENESS
AFTER EXERCISE
Athlete advises a simple method
of keeping muscles in trim

Men who put their muscles to the
strain Of hard exercise have learned
quick, sure way Of taking out pain and
stiffness.
"Inmytrainingw "writesawell-
known athlete, Il veusedSloan Lin
iment for the past five years andfound
it most effective for soreness caused
by vigorous exercise. Also an incom-
parable remedy for stiff neck. "(Namo
and address Of writer given onrequest.j
1t is marvellous how ache and stiff
ness in lame muscles yield to the
magic Of Sloan's. Just a little patted
on lightly, and healing new blood
tingles through the hurt place.
Away 60 "fatigue-poisons." New
tissue gets needed nourishment. Sore
muscles timber up and stop aching.
Get a bottle today and have it on
hand. All druggists-35 cents.e
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

and never found anything that
would help me. had about given
up and was getting very much dis
couraged when ! decided TO try the
now tonic ERBJus (Herb Juice).
81 have now taken three bottles
Of this remedy and ] can absolute
" state that my digestion Is per-
feet, ! Nave no gas attacks what
socvcr my rheumatism does not
bother me -- ! feel better than ]
have in many years. ERBJuS
lHcrb Juice) Is certainly n wonder
and a remedy that gets results and
gets them quick"
ERBJuS Is being introduced In
New Britain at the City Drug Store.
1877 Main st., by representative
Of the Company.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Every section had its backhcld
star Obcrlandc and Tryon in the
cast. Grange and Friedman in tho
middle west, Ncvcrs on the Pacific
coast and I7lournoy in the south.
Flournoy, playing for Tulane, led tho
nation in scoring with Us points.
Captain Tryon of Colgate was second
with Ill. Both men INDUCED in
kicking points after touchdown,
which swcllcd their totals.
Only two college players died Of
injuries sustained during the season.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

PLENTY OF ACTION
At THE BOYS CLUB
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lo-i. Avitabln and Bcllomo led thc
winners attack. Tho lnc-ups: Live
Wires: Bcllomo, Ayitabl", Paluch
Dombkoski, Karbohick, Lifthshitz;
All-Shinos: Caraty, Block. Govinski,
+. Mangan. ko2yra.
The Young Giants took a SLOW
A. game from the Skull Crishcrs.
Camp, kobela and Cream being the
only scorers. The linc-ups: Young
Giants: S. Peziale, Stonc, Camp. =.
kobcla, Zancykas; Skull Crushcrs:
Pima. Musso.. Jurwith, Cream, 2.
Mangan.
The Lightnings put up Il sterling
defense, which, coupled with Boch-
merits work at shooting. gave them
Il CO win over the Rep Tops. The
line-ups: Lightnings: Abdclla. Goto-
wala, Bochncrt, anderson. l'alk;
Red Tops: Ronzo, Chester, Tcm-
broski. Startinski, Politis.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
NATIONAL GUARDS
SWAMP PEXTO FIVE
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while Taylor ran wild over the floor,
displaying an ccllike ability to cs-
cape the opposing guards to cage the
goal, ConnOrs and COUGHING Of the
visitors Gagged pretty shots from
scrimmage while England pulled
pretty piece of work when he
dribbcd to the center Of the floor
and Gagged a goal from behind the
goal line.
The Guards will draw n capacity
house next Saturday night in tho
second game of the season. Manager
Clarence Tanphrr promises real
live attraction although he will not
announce the team selected until q
little later
Tho summary:
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

"Riggie" Vetrano. cheerleadcr
during the football season. is now
manager Of the team. He has work
ID at assistant manager on many
of the teams while he was at school.
His work at this post was of such
Hlgh caliber last year that the
physical director gave him the
GOnor this season.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Mulligan did well to put the team
he had yesterday on the field. lie
spent a good bit of money, it is true,
but he had to in order to keep his
standing in the football world. The
team that faced New Britain yester-
day would make any other combina-
ton step and If that Is the team that
Mulligan plans to use in the Nation
al league next year. he ought to stay
somewhere near the top of the heap.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

The All-New Britain football
team looked poor yesterday after
noon at Clarkin field. With tho
small squad carried on the locals
roster, 1t isn't possible TO have them
play a team like the Yellow Jackets
of Frankfort, Pa, on Thursday and
then team such as Mulligan put on
the field yesterday afternoon. The
players were all worn out, there is
no doubt of that, and the class that
faced them on the other side OF the
line was the best ever seen in these
parts.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

National Guard:

Personal fouls; England, Con-
nors, Baeltz 4. Kavanaugh 3. Hart
ford, Reynolds ., EoslclH, Shoe
han 8, Dudack, I<ilduff. Tries for
goal; Cushing :, Connors, England
>, Hartford 2, Racltz, Reynolds >,
Taylor 6, Rcstclli >. IRIIar >. Re
fierce, 'Dick" Dillon; timer, Burns:
scorer, Cream.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

New Orleans. L.. Nov. 50 Up
An All-Southcrn Conference football
team compiled by the Associated
Press from 50 selections made by
coaches and sports writer's through
ont the South resulted in these nom
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Jim Keefe and yours truly kept
lime yesterday and during the course
OF the game, he disclaimed credit
for the story appearing in tho Wat
orhury American for the first con-
test. He stated that Jacques and
himself are the best OF friends and
said that some yonngster wrote the
story. He claimed that he was away
ut the time and he raised rim when
he returned to find the story printed.
His assistant must have thought tho
story was all right, because it ap-
pcared on the sport page.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
ELECTED 1926 CAPTAIN

Philip Weiss of New York has
IN elected football captain for
II at ST. Johns college, Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
KEENLY CONTESTED
GAMES ARE PLAYED
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The Celucs defeated tho Speed
Boys 16 to and the Rcd-Jackcts
trimmed the Rmahouts, 10 TO :.
CrltiCS,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Nothing like Miller has ever been
seen around here. He and Stuhl-
dreher appeared to be the niftiest
pair of footballers possible, but still
II Is said that these two are the
slowest of the -Four Horsomen." II
that Is the case, can anyone imagine
Crowley and Layden in along with
them?
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Jacques got his money yesterday.
He appeared on the field ready to
officiate but he said that unless he
was paid $175 for the two games he
would not go on the field. doc"
Waskowitz stuck behind Jacques in
his demand and refused to play the
game without Jacques as an official
and the outcome Of the argument
was that Mulligan paid. Apparently
he couldn't do anything else.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

At the present time it looks az
If "Toots' Politis will play at GEN.
ter, McGrath. Gennctte, LaHar and
barrow AT forwards with the lat
ter, Captain scully and Lacava at
guards.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

A large squad has reported for
practice and there isn't a man on
the squad who is sure of his place,
it is reported,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

The New Britain High school
basketball team is going through
the PAGES In preparation for the
coming season.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

A real good crowd attended the
game which opens the season here
and the fans will soon be flocking
down Arch street every Saturday
night to watch tho local five play.
The coaching Of "Billy" Dudack was
In evidence In their first game and
the snappy pass work displayed was
something new.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
S pc a k in 9
of Sports
tt1Sty13StSSSSS;iittt;t:,y;;,:;.,,y;,;s..t,,

The report Is that there Ia likely
TO DO no third game between New
Britain and Mulligan's team. A
great deal OF hard feelings exist be-
tween the managements, but this
should not deter them from arrang-
Ing the third game. Report has it
that Mulligan has tho Perc Mar
quette team booked for next Sun
day. but We understood yesterday
that this was all Off.
The New Britain players are
gloomy today over the walloping
they received yesterday, but ono
beating shouldn't be enough to dis
rupt the combination. Let the BOYS
get In shape for the next go and the
story will be somewhat different.
Let the management lay off the mid
week games and give the players a
rest and they will be able to do bet
ter.
The National Guards basketball
team showed off with a bang Satur-
day night and by their flashy play
Ing made the Southington five look
poor. The Southington quintet is
not poor team but the locals are
out of its class on basketball court.
If the team keeps up the pep dis
played Saturday night on the arm
DRY, floor, there shouldn't be any
reason at all for them bowling to any
team in the state this season.
Taylor Is about as neat a basket
oall player as could be found. His
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

work Saturday night was of mid
season variety and with the rest of
the team working to perfection the
game was easily won Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Taylor Is about as neat basket
oall player as could be found. His
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
TEXAS ROADS
NE EARNINGS
INCREASE Y
Operating Expenses De.
crease in Ratio to
Lines Revenues.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 3.-Texas rail-
roads had an exceedingly prosperous
period for the six months ending June
30, 1925, when their net operating in
come increased 1856 per cent, as COM
pared with the corresponding period
of 1924, according to a comparative
statement released Saturday by the
railroad commission. This increase was
made possible in great measure to
a decrease from S2.53 per cent to 1908
per cent in the ratio of operating ex-
pcnses TO operating revenue.
For the six months period in 1925,
the net operating income of the Texas
lines amounted to S11, S94,755, an in
crease Of S3.360,232 over the CORE.
spending period in 1924. Total operat-
ing revenue for the 1925 period was
SOB ,453, 722, increase of $6,9S4.0 3S or
7.24 per cent Total operating ex.
penses, SS1. 64,473, increase of So
145,067 or $50 per cent. Net operat-
ing revenue, SCI, 6s3, 249, increase of
S4.s3S,971 or 2S.72 per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
z DEPUTIES VICTIMS
Of 'DRUGGAN LUCK
90
By Universal Service.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The Drug
gan luck" touched two federal deputy
marshals today.
Failure TO deliver Terry Druggan 70
the DeKalb county Jail promptly
brought about the suspension Of Wal
ter Zippmsn and Anton Polsk, 10
whose care the millionaire beer run
ner vas entrusted last night.
We had an automobile accident. -
Deputy Zippman declared in explain
ing the delay. "Terry narrowly
escaped DEATH
The trip. which was scheduled 70
take two hours, took seven and fed
eral authorities became anxious over
the delay.
1t was reported that Druggan's
guards permitted him 70 stop at his
home and obtain the company Of his
pretty young wife for the automobile
trip. Officials also intimated they
were investigating reports that the
party showed signs of having had
liquor.
The suspension of the two deputies
viii continue until the entire matter
is sifted, Federal Marshal Palmer
Anderson declared.
During his confinement in the Cook
county jail, Druggan's alleged bribing
OF jail guards and deputy wardens
caused a wholesale dismissal Of iail
officials and brought them face 10
lace with federal contempt charges.