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had stock market holdings a. that
lime
arr.~-
Frederick A. Pope arose, onjecttng
to the line OF Franks testimony as
irrelevant and Ammaterial In the
49,.
~.
ne spoke epeclLicaiiy Of went
question on assets o. haupL-
mann ana ms VIE On April z. lssz.
sl1 Gay o. inc ransom paymenA
rLaIlk saln tnat the market noln-
lnGS OF Hauptmann on April z. 1889.
consisted Of 80 shares Of Warner
5IotnerS STOCK. Inc market value on
snnt GAY was Sluu.
~ was selnng Tor " 9 snare, on
mat uay, Frank ADDED
e. 80 that On April 2 the total
casn ano stock assets OF the Haupt-
manns was S10ss0 IN Q bank, ana
SlvV IN stocks2
a. Ies.
-
n ~"
@. win Won ten Ia how much cash
was nut into tire hrokerare 49,
counts bv the Hsuptmanns from
AurIl . 1aso ~ aenfernher 10 q !
the dav of Hauptmann;s arrestS
A FROM AnriI J faa2 "a sent "a
ip3s. the total drnosits IA Mi the
h~rnreraoe arro,,nfs ~ re 6sfar6-
ART ana hts wife as sIe 4 IA
sThe total amount Of cash 6enos-
10 ~ tne Dank aSeoanss' rrank
@. There were some Withdrawals
from those brokerage and bank &C
counts2
A. There we're other deposits, but
they were transfers and ! have ell
minated those. There were some
cash Withdrawals and ] was unable
to trace the disposition Of them.
@. Have you Inspected the broker
age accounts OF the defendant ana
MS wife?
A. !. have.
q. Can YOU tell us whether there
was a profit or loss In all the broE-
erage account up until April 2, 1887?
A. There was q loss IN ina &C.
count.
Frank said the loss amounted 70
$5.463e0
q. Give US the profits or less IN
the Hauptmann accounts between
April 2. 1892, and sept. 10, 1888.
A. There was a loss Of so.7zS.o5.
The total Of these two losses was
$9.le223.
...
iv'ai " Sss'foo
uv,,an,v ,her r-acuestad the treas
~ a~r@rt VI tntsI aIsn fhe assets
v~h,ch came into the Hauptmanns'
n-ssarsIor after April 4 ips7. the
rsrsoro ravoff dav
49, atfnrrev gsnersl told the wit
rees N include IN the total the ala
sno ransom monev found II the gar
ace the sI2o In eold coins found IN
~ uaunfmarn house and q k375
r-,ortvege re Hanntmsnnss had
nrior 10 the kidnapinR.
pona ohisrtad ~ the ouastion a.
ahv,,rtheticsIs To the o,sesfion was
conf,ned ~ figures slreadv Al eva
Ssrce pore aid he would removc
rs o~olecsi0n a .or,srad o.
Just that"
Frank said the total was s44'4ou
That IS exclusive q any a 3
loan. made by the oelenoantf m
CURED the attorney general
Yes"
The state was apparently LAYING
the ground work Tor testimony on
the $500 loan the Bronx amer saiu
ne made 20 2 late lssoor rlscn,
nls business partner anu "h1 nS salu
left the ransom money III MS az
Frank said the total OF Haupt-
MAINS stock purchases n lszs Wa
Sl.l96: 1850 omitted: 1881. $685.
1892. S4eo5-25.
In 1888 separate accounts were
maintained. Frank added. IN tne
Anna Schoeffel CMrs Hauptmanns
maiden nsme) account that year. ne
asserted the total purchases we're
&INf z
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. VI. F--
Cotton futures closed very steady Mt
net advances or 5 10 > points
Open HIGH Low CO.
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Withdrawals shown

@. And m 1eSS-up until the ac-
count closed IN March?
A. S2.Ti0.
Reilly directed Franks attention
to Withdrawals from the joint &C
counts. which ranged from $B37 to
amounts less than 500.
An $500 deposit shortly after the
1857 withdrawal. Frank said. was not
the return OF that money but Of
funds taken from Hauptmann's
brokerage accounts.
q. How much was deposited In the
ioint account IN ell the years from
1919 down until It was closed IN
1882
A. The total deposits we're sl2.-
83o.28, In that joint account.
A separate account was opened In
the wife's maiden name about the
time OF the kidnapping In the Gen.
tral Savings Bank. the witness said,
resucnding TO q question from
Reilly.
Reilly elicted testimony that In
1888 when the Hauptmann Joint
bank account was transferred back
10 Mrs. Hauptmanns maiden name
the DEPOSITS totaled s2.512.
He then pointed out 70 the wit
ness that m the pre-kidnap years
The Sauk Centre herald., 1935-12-19
Mysterious Grain
Thefts Are Solved
Continued from Page Onel

Mat Lefto and Frank LaCount by
Sheriff McIntee and Deputy Les
Dubois, which occurred near
Usage.
On the morning of December
9Th, at $50 a. M, Mike Lefto and
Frank LaCount, each driving a
Chevrolet truck, with grain bodies
painted green, stopped in this city,
according to the report of Night
Officer Jos. Kusba, who states that
LaCount left his truck parked in
the city while he and Lefto drove
out for load of grain. They later
brought the load into Sauk Centre
and abandoned it, while it is sus-
pected they took the other truck
and filled it with grain from the
Quade Bros. farm. Officer Kusba
found the abandoned truck and
took the description and license
number. He left the truck to avoid
suspicion and went out to look for
the driver, and it was during that
time that they drove away with
their loads. They came into the city
on South Birch Street and stopped
on Fourth so one of the two could
go to the other truck which was
parked in the alley at the rear Of
the Waldorf. Just as Mr.. Kusba re-
turned to the scene he saw the
truck drive away He notified
Sheriff McIntee and Deputy Du-
Blois, who took up the trail, and
found the truck as described by
Officer Kusba.
Mat Lefto appeared before Judge
Anton Thompson in district court
and was sentenced to serve 10
years in a penal institution of the
state, to be determined by the
board of classifications and Frank
who entered a plea of
guilty to a grand larceny charge,
was also sentenced to 10 years in
a penal institution of the state.
There were several grain thefts
in the county, and in
this vicinity, and many were COM
mitted throughout the state.