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IRRIGATION 1 R1GATIONORKERS WORKER II IIASSAIL
1ASSAIL ASSAIL SCHWARTZ SCHWARTZATTACK SCHWARTZATTACK
ATTACK BALlINGEcrlticise BALlINGE BALLINQERCriticise
Criticise Acting Commisr Commis Commissioner Commissioner ¬
sioner r for Statement as asto asto asto
to Entries EntriesMEETING Entries1V1EETING EntriesMEETING
MEETING IS BITTERTOWARD BITTER BITTERTOWARD BITTERTOVARD
TOWARD SECRETARY SECRETARYPredict SECRETARYPredict SECRETARYPredict
SECRETARYi
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Predict Sensational Developments Developmentsat
at Conservation C nservation Congress CongrGSSPraise CongrGSSPraisePinooot CongressPraisePiuchot Praise j jPiaohot
Piaohot and Newell NewellSPOKANE NeweltSPOKANE NewellSPOKANE
SPOKANE Wa WISh h Aug 1 LOp iOpponents LOpponents Op Opponents ¬
ponents of Secretary of Interior Bil B31linger Billinger Blllinger
linger in the Seventeenth Se enteenth National NationalIrrigation NationtlIrrigltion NationalIrrigation
Irrigation Congress today landed landedhard landejhard landeihard
hard on Acting Actl Land Commissioner CommissionerSchwartz CommissionerSchwartz r rSchwartz
Schwartz for his statement of yes yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬
terday in behalf of his chief in which whichit
it i l was alleged aUe ed that the power site siteliled sit sittiled siteriled
tiled in the Bozeman land office of1 ce was wasj wassheep
j 1 sheep watering waterin tract tractLed tractLed tractLed
Led by exGovernor Pardee of ofCalifornia ofCalifornia o oCalifornia
California the critics of Secretary SecretaryBallinger SecretaryBallinger SecretaryBallinger
Ballinger declared that this tract of
15868 acres filed upon by the Col Collins Collins Collins ¬
lins Land Company for fc George L LRamsey LRamsey LRamsey
Ramsey of Helena was necessary necessaryfor necessaryfor necessaryfor
for filling out the holdings of the thepower therower thepower
power company company and to prevent ai aientering anentering llnentering
entering wedge of competition competitionPARDEE com comPARDEE competitionFARDEE
PARDEE SHOWS LETTER LETTERMr LETTERMr LETTERMr
Mr Pardee showed that a II letttlrfrom letter letterfrom 18ttrtrom
from the General Land Office dir dirreeled dlrected di dirested
reeled that all but forty acreee of ofthis ofthis ofthis
this filing be allowed The dais daJegates daisgates deisRates
gates to the congress coDgre wound up the themeeting t themeeting a ameeting
meeting with a continued attack tack on onthe onthe onthe
the Ballinger administration It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was freely predicted that the fight fightbetween dglsthetw gtat gtathetween
hetw between een P P3pu rattata terdPijicliot iuchot 1 hot and D Sec Secretary Sacretary Setsretary ¬
retary B BalHrigjir iflhigpr wHPn ndt < Jt 1 re reculminaUoa eaf ttsr ttsrculmination 1 1ulmlaatlOD
culmination ttattf wspgl I Ifit wclf wclfat >
at the rfa N P Press owt Co Qiji 6ervatJ6H ° t3on t3onress tbnre on
ress re s at Seattle when developments developmentsof
i of a real senaatI aeaaaMal al nature will wfllome rill rillome willome
I ICriticite iCriticize
ome out outCriticise
Criticize Balliager Here Heren I In
n view ew of the attack nuuJ isaabr < by the theA thea
A t aldington a a5 1lngton officials on toe c criticisms criticismsf
If > f l afUUnger VlU dUngeas action in tb u Boatman Boatmanncident Bn Bn1c1dent Beemanneldent
ncident which ws wEt Surely 7 made by byt byhe byshe
t she he opponents of the Secretary retary of the thenterior tbenerior thenterior
nterior as an instance of the Power Powrrust pow Powerrust
1
rust grab Tab exGovernor ex exG Governor veftWltr Pardee has hasailed basalled aN aNailed
ailed attention to a section of eighty eightyleres eI elgityores < <
ores eTe in Section 20 D Rargv Ris + pe 4 Northeast Northeastn
n 1 the Missouri rarer MV IL ft Montana Montaaamayle Montaaamaylei made madey matieI I
i y the Northern N Pacific hd Ac on May MayTbe Ka KaTbe MayThe
Tbe land had been withdrawn withdrawnSecretary withdrawny
t y Secretary ry Garneld and restored restoredS rMtoredsecretary restersdSecretary
S secretary Secretary cretary Ballinger BaIUn Former Ual UntFates UalatH UnltecV UnltecVstates
states atH Senator George Turner one oneSecretary ODeSecretary oneSecretary
Secretary Ballinger s defendersTared defenders defendersBlared defendenW1ared
Blared Tared that the land could not notv notHf
Hf v > been entered on that date datef dateauM da to toPauee
cause f auM it as not subject to entry entryrder tntryrder
rder der the law so soon oun after It bad badpen badN hadPen
pen N n restored whereupon Pardee read readmm readnm readcm
mm nm a copy of a letter indorsed by byf
r = f cretary Ballinger ordering the land landstored aDdtor4d i ieetored
stored > immediately without the forallty for formality torJalt ¬
mality Jalt allty of udvertising its j restoration restorationpractically reawrau reawrauPrac
9 practically Prac cUy the whole period of the theTigress tlaengreY thengresa
< Tigress was devoted to tbe Light be ber beten beten
r ten Pinchot Pine hot who is looked upon UP D as astie Uhe ashe
he embodiment embodjm nt of the Roosevelt policy policyf
d < f conservatipn and Secretary Secletry Secletrytr Bajlin Bajlinter Byline
e ter r whost hoat ideas ld u have ben be n proven nufi nufially JOadJilly dl dlailV
ally different from those euUrtained euUrtainedry aoi t tf rtatned rtatnedry
f ry his predecessor Secretary GarHeld GarHeldCongree GaAeklC Ga setd setdCongress
Congress C Dpea Commence Co Coiua nd Pinch PiDc Pfncet Pfncetwhlle eL eLWhile t thlle
While hlle the Congress Co passed strongy strong strongsolutions atl atlSolutions
y solutions commendbsg the work of offnief ofrile oftaief
fnief rile Forester Pinchot and Director DirectorNewell DIrectore DirectorNewell
Newell e eJl of the th Reclamation tloa Service sev sevral MYral sevral
< ral resolutions of commendattou of the tbeadministration thead theadministration
administration ad mlnl tratJon of Secretary Ballinger Ballingerwere B11btaerere Ballingerwere
were ere defeated in committee comattt and D4 D4Plead ta tajuead lnrsead
Plead a resolution was u adopted dedarrg deeiar deeiarjng deeIarJng
jng rg that the water of tAe country be beiungs INbnga bbijngs
iungs to the people aDd nd condemning C the tnewater tlIetater thevater
water power PO Mittapoly JIIeItOJy the sadatence of ofContteued ofcCOAUl ofContbwed
cCOAUl Contteued ued on Second Page PageWEATHER Pa PaWEATHER PageWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThf
The h indications are thct the weather wtherill weatherwill weatherwin
win ill b be os unsettled with local rates r to tonight tonIght tonight ¬
night or Sunday in practically all dotrlcte CUlt districts CUltrlch ¬
tricts rlch east of the e Mississippi If IJfppl River ex except exIfpt ex exkept ¬
kept New EnglandThe England EnglandThe EnaiandThe
The temperature t will rise somewhat somewhatjr wiIat wiIatn
jr n the Middle Atlantic States 8t Sunday 1IImda 1IImdalsphere =
R ispwhere east of the Misslsaipi RIt Hi Hiihf yer yernil
nil t he temperature changes will be beFORECAST beFORECA8T beFORECAT
FORECAST FOR DISTRICT DISTRICTPartly DISTJUCTPartly DITRICTPartly
Partly cloudy weather with withontgbt showers showerstonight a atonight
tonight or Sunday hadJtght warner Yumda Sunday Sundayng y yght
ght to moderate euterty winds aJft aJftg it itog
ng g to southerly southerlyTWLPBIUTUJUW southerlyTBP3BTUU6 uus7
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f > nj Low tide 129 a m Mol aad 1JI 1JITmorrowITigh 111rtI 1
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HI 10 p m Low tide 1 lo 142 a m ma and andCOXDITIOK aMn lendp
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CONDITION OF T Tb JUVJOtM 1tnmt XrvrzsIIARPEBS
HARPER nRRy FE ay W Va Aug Au 14 14Both 14Both 14froth
Both of the livers mer are dowdy today todayrranle todayMoI todayMSIdIag1I
MoI MSIdIag1I l I Cant Ii Foot FootFrank FIOtFrank
Frank L4bbey Libbe < d Co fth A d N V i AweAdvt Ave AveAdvt n nAdvt
Advt Advtr
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r On Warpath j I
JAMES B REYNOLDS REYNOLDSAssistant REYNOLDSAssistant REYNOLDSAssistant
Assistant Secretary of Treasury TreasuryDEATH TreasuryDEATH TreasuryDEATH
DEATH TO RED TAPE TAPEAssistant TAPEREYNOLDS TAPEREYNOLDSSLOGAN
REYNOLDS REYNOLDSSLOGAN REYNOLDSSLOGANAssi SLOGAN SLOGANAssitant
Assi Assistant taut Secretary of Treas Treasury Treasury Treasury ¬
ury Declares War Vf ar on onHidebound onHidebound on onHidebound
Hidebound Rules RulesOut
Out of pattenee with the mites mi of red redtae redqte redtape
tae qte that bind every enajOoya plne I 1 Z t tTreasury the theTreseury
Treasury Department Departmenttary Assistant 9 Br BrUry M Mtary I
tary James B Reynolds has picked up upa upa upa
a doubleedge deubieed e sword and ad Is stashing stashingleft stsrktngleft a IIqJ J Jleft
left and rigtet t It to like tackling taekl1 g the therole therole he I IroIeot
role roIeot of Jack T the ta Otatft t Kll K1Nt but so soIn lIDt lIDIi sofah
fah fir weR aaa
t e 0 0Y t tIDOis
GG Ii d f i
Y IDOis In tft the Peijli trngnf TM o8 S In waannik waannikton Washtnp Washtnpton W1I8h1li W1I8h1liton
ton and at the New York custoBW custoBWhouse c cbo custewas custewashouse
house bo he has found f u1td many cases where wherethe 1b 1bthetape wherethe
the thetape tape enmeshes eD employee y to toa a degree dgreSwhich leaTeewbicb degreewhich
which makes mak their advancement t no nomatter ft ftJ1Nttter nomatter
matter how competent they tbey may be becUfticult a adifficult adifficult
difficult n nstfer nstferRungs tter tterBrings n < <
nBdufS
Brings It Home HomeOne HomeOne
0 One of Mr Reynolds Re1JO stenographers stenographersannounced stenographersannounced teaopap en enher
announced her Intention latell Olt of ot1 otlaving leavteg YiDg th thservice tilt tiltMIrice themelee
service melee to set < < married Mr Reynolds Ileynolmlthe RbynoldIs
1 Is the busiest man In the Treasury orruul7partmeat De Department Department ¬
partment and D4 it requires an expert pert to tohandle tobaadle tohandle
handle hill mail H He searched rcb through throughthe ta tatbe rough roughthe
the Treasury and found a young woman womanwho woenaewho womanwho
who could handle UII4 his dictation cUctat1 < dI in ex excellent exceDent excellent ¬
cellent shape shapeThe pe peTh f fThe
The Th Assistant tallt sscretary told the new newstenographer JMWllteaopapber newstenographer
stenographer to report for duty dut and at atthe atthe atthe
the same time sent t a note to the head of ofthe ofdtvtIdoD ofthi
the thi division where she u was employed employedasking employed1dDc employedasking
asking 1dDc that the transfer be made The Theyounr The7OQDrwoman Theyoung
young 7OQDrwoman woman appeared in the Assistant AssistantSecretarys Assistant8ecretarys nt ntSocntarr
Secretarys office off ee and announced thatshe that thatshe ttcould
she could not take the Job f ob until she be had hadpassed badan hadpasted
passed an examination examinationExamination examlDatJonooJCxam1natloa examinationfl
Examination fl nothing nothing notht said saidpassed Mr II B Res Resaolda Ire Irenolda y ynolds
nolds reassuringly You Ynuonly passed passedMr the theonly theonly
only examination aminaUon that I consider neeeaary neces neceseary nfl < < t tury
eary br doing 111 my y work workBut workBut workBut
But they the say i I cant come here until untilI
I pass this examination replied the theyoung theyounar
young o girl arl displaying a list of a hun hundred hundred ¬
dred dreil or more questions luefii < INs which had been beenprepared beenpreparect beenprepared
prepared by b two subordinate aubordl officials officialsExamUatioB otftctaBtxaaatioa officialsExamiaatioa
ExamUatioB Necessary NecessaryMr
Mr Reynolds looked into the matter matterand matterand matterand
and found that the girt rI was wu right As Aseoon Assoon Ij IjMOD
MOD as she announced nounced tlutt she was wasgoing waspi wasgoing
going pi to work in the office of the As Assistant Aaatstt Assist ¬
sist sistant t Secretary she was u informed that thatshe thatabe thatshe
she would Wo u3d have to pass p u an examinationMr examination exNDIBt1onMI
Mr Be Reynold was confronted with the thesame theaame thesame
same statem statement atatmtht t when he made the th ih ihon Ihvad h hvestf
vad L don tenare on onare
are the regulations he e was wasinf waalacad wasInf
inf lacad armed The girl 1r1 will have to pass passthis pu puuu passthis
this uu exaw1 examination exa ation Uon before she can be betransferred betralUlterred betransferred
transferred to your office officeWell ofAceWell officewell
Well put an ap end to those tho regulations regulationsright reculaUooarl regulationsright
right rl < < ht here and now no remarked Mr MrReynolds MIReynold MrReynolds
Reynolds They are are revoked rev Misswill Miss MissBlank XJuBlank
Blank will report for duty dut In my office officenext ofAeeRext
next BlankMonday Monday Konda morning a a9 oclock oclockThe ocloc1tThe occkThe
The incident caused cau caused d Mr Reynolds to tomake tomake tomake
make an investigation in the department departmentContinued departmentContinued departmentContinued
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ARMY ARMYOHNVAOERS ARMYOHNVAOERSLNDS OF INVADERS INVADERSLANDS
LANDS AND BEGINS BEGINSATTACK BEGINSATTACK
ATTACK ON BOSTON BOSTONDistrict BOSTONDistrict
District Guard 1 1200 200 Strong StrongForm StrongForm StrongForm
Form Right Wing of ofReds ofReds ofReds
Reds RedsPASSAGE RedsPtSSAGE RedsPASSAGE
PASSAGE UP RIVER RIVERCONTINUAL RIVERCONTINU RIVERCONTINUAL
CONTINUAL CONTINU L OVATION OVATIONNew OVATIONNew OVATIONNew
New Bedford edford I Is IsGreat Qccupied and andGreat andGreat
Great War Game Ga els Is On Onin Onin On1n
in 1n Earnest EarnestBy EarnestBy EarnestBy
By GUY K 1iFINN FINNEV FINNEVFAIR FINNEYFAIR Y YFAIR
FAIR HAVEN Mass Headquar Headquarters H Headquarters dquar dquartelS ¬
ters District of Columbia NationalGuard National NationalGuard N tional tionalGuard
Guard Aug 14 14For For the he first time timesin timesinre timeire
sin sinre ire King George III of England Englandent I Int
> ent nt his armies against the American Americancolonies AmericanColonies I
colonies an invading force landed landedon landedon landedon
on the Shores of New England to today today ¬
I
day dayThe dayThefuvaders
The Thefuvaders invaders t composed sed the flower flowerof flowerof flowerof
of the District BistricrNational Rational Guard
1200 strong under Brigadier BrigadierGen BrigadierGenI Gen General General ¬
eral Harries whose object here as asthe asthe asthe
I the right wing of the Red army
I is to attempt to penetrate th the de defenses detenses ¬
I tenses ft nses Boston of New Englands chief C hief city cityBoston cityBaston cityBoston
Landing Is Made MadeTbe ltadeThe MadeThe
The INamet District troops landed landedsllar17 landedsllar17ur shortly shortlya4t shortlystir
a4t stir ur r ffi oclock from the trasspflrh traa pflrts pfjrtsSUm pfjrtsSUmner Sum Sumer Sumner
ner er aa4 aapd d Mu McClelian Clellan 1ellancomlng coming a ashore s60re ore ow owtwo oni onitwo ontwo
two Government lighters Tbe passage paawgp pas passageup ge gep
up p the Acnetutet rive riv r to the wharf bar at aiF at1Iatr atFah
F 1Iatr r Haven H the boyhood home of th thformer thformer the theformer
former Standard Oil millionaire mllllo alre H H HRogers
Rogers Rosen was we a A continuous ovation ovationCannons ovatl ovationannens n nCaDROM
Cannons annens boomed bO med frpm Fort Hodman Hodmanwhich Rodmani Rodnuuwhich
i which guarding the entrance to the theriver thtr
r river from Buzzards bay he Y Is the chief chieftI chiefiatetper j
4rf tI iatetper ttret C yrOr Haven and Now Bed Bedlining ntdton Bedford
ton whin tIM tIMII tapttagg <
lining II the M y aad4Jt aad4JtOIIIe andd nd yu i5pjpf o oli r r rKwfa
Kwfa + li Opi OIIIe Withered gathereil pthere1 ea 4tIj e IhT t ii u chorea choreacharged shores shorescharged l horMcharged
charged the morning wfth excitement excitementThe excitementThe excitementThe
The landing radtar was made with military militarynfecision militaryOft
nfecision p ebeiMon Oft under the supervision su rvfsloJ1 ot Cap
j t lain n Abbott the Suaantrs Summers Quartermaster Quartermasterand quartjlrma guart0rmaderand t tancl
and Ca Capt t B G WIlliams of the Fifth FrithUnited FifthUnited JNtthUnite
United States Infantry InfantryI 1 InfsjtryQuick 1 1Quick
I Quick Trip Made MadeThe MadeThe
M The trip of two ctiles mU title
from rem tho trana tranapcrts aratieports rans ransGlW
ports GlW wa wy made without accident and
in less than two hours after the Vroop roop
ships lib had anchored Glad to feel re 1 meUer m naU naUer th ther
er earth under their
fuel and 1HI
eager eagerfor eagertClt eagerfur
for the opening Of the conflict e Jlftlet which whJe whJea
is a to test their soldierly IIC kherl qualities the
District Dl Die trtet t Guardsmen landed In good
ahape Jlha showing few aligns gna of the bea c ea
ffit sick ffltiuSt panic which Thinned their UlCJrThe rank ranks
Jut nl night ht at atThe sea seaFirst
The First and Second regiments
un unt unOIS8i
der Colonels OIS8i OIS8iOu Ou Ourand n aDd 1 Sirams Sim Vere wert re reby
t the firs to land They v were follow followed
by General Harries his staff the FUft Fl
Separate Battalion and JMirt part of t th u Field TPI W WjM
jM Battery ery irom from me the Mccieiian 1dcCMlla After ta a
gt y of two hours beg in Fair Haven the theitr
strict itr itrniitroop niitroop troop were miu much marehgd > 5h to Men Ian
daU a 11 Hill
seven miles north of Fair Jl r
Haven on the BosUyiNew Bon toNew New Bedford 1J Be iford tord I Iroad
road llabed where the first eimj imp mp > was eeib eeibS tab
S Sortie rtie Tonight TonightHostilities TonightHtUlttes TonightHostilities
Hostilities will Will begin officially at mid midnight midnight midnight ¬
night toni tonight ht and It is
< < expected that a asortie a8OItM asort
sort sortie will be made again agat agalafi the outpost outpostof
of the Blue army between that hour hourand hourand hourand
and dawn From tomorrow on fre freuent trequeat frequent
queat uent assaults ul will e made against the
del defences efem s of Bostjn until the flnal finsn bat ¬
tie is fought foughtIn fou foughtIn ht htIn
In the attacks the District troops tro PfJ will willoccupy willOCCUpy willoccupy
occupy the extreme trem right of th the line line linewhich linewhich
which from General Woods Wood headquar ¬
tars te at White Farm fifteen miles mlle from
New Bedford dtoid covers cove a territory territory four fourmiles tourmlN fourmiles
miles across acrossNine acrouNtn acrossNine
Nine Ntn Nine thousand men w Ml be in theranks the therankll he heranks
ranks of the Red army including
besides the th District guardsmen militia militiamen militiamen militiamen ¬
men from New York and ConnecOut Connect tlt a
troop of New Jersey Cavalry with i + ch h hI
I troops of the Tenth United Stat States Ca Caairy Caairy Caairy
airy as General Woods
personal 1 body bodyguard ¬
I guard rd Their Held of action will eovthe cove
the area bounded by New Bedford and aDdI
Boston and by Taunton and Plymouth
Unlike the maneuvres tit t Maqassai Maitaasaseach Maqassaieach a I Ieach
I each day new country will be 1 > e traversed traversedContinued traVOltfedContinued travorsedContinued
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THIRTEEN THIR TEEN BABIES BABIESBORN BABIESBORNFRIDAY BORN BORNFRIDAY BO
FRIDAY THIRTEENTH THIRTEENTHCombination THIRTEENrHCombination THIRTEEN H HCombination
1
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Combination of Unlucky Numbers and Day Have HaveBakers Havel HavelBakers HaveBakers
Bakers Dozen Mothers Wondered What Fate Is IsIn IsIn I IIn
In Store for the Youngsters I
Thtrteea ftIrt a white children were born in inWasblaftton Inoa InWsedafltou
Wasblaftton on Friday tiday the Thirteenth ThirteenthThtoteea Thirteenthlb1ric ThirteenthThirteen
Thirteen lb1ric Nl mothers are wondering wOft erIatr just justwhether JWItI justwhither
whither whether wb this tit means a lucky starrer starrerwhether star or orwhe orwhether
I whether whe ter thirteen tb youngsters are born borntart bOrn11IM bornlido
tart lido hard luck for or the rest of their nat natnral natval natnrsi
val valI liver MveaIt liverIt
HIt It most mean something ometllla said the theone tINrtIIPIIbT theregistrar
I registrar clea1c a 1M recorded UN last 1utOM lastone
one which bleb was a girt baby to John Hand H Hand HI
and Lillian Conway I bet that will be bethe beUN bethe
I the lasi one oneIt 0 0I oneIt
I It was WNo though thOU h the unlucky number numberwas numberW numberwas
was W reached comparatively early in the theday thedeT
day deTOccult
dayOccult
Occult seers 1001 are doing a a big b bus burna burnaTJdrtMD < ness nessThirteen nesThirteen
Thirteen anxious aDXto fathers 1U are rounding ronndln9tup roundingup roun t tupt1M
upt1M up the fortune tellers ha IIIdvcr a vain en endeavor ondearer ¬
dearer to tell what the US fateful event eventportends metpettsmd
perte portends 4a Many x air an is doubt wbttiier
a gold old spoon will be sufficient t to keep keepeway kup2wa keepeway
eway 2wa the hoodoo or whether whotht r at a r rabbit rabbitfoot ralibltCt rabbifoot
foot Ct had better be used as a an add 1 ¬
tional votive offering i
A prominent fortune teller for 35 5 5of
bad something Uk like Ut this to ay to one
of the fathers Your son may be rich
if he is 1 industrious and sucutsful lIu ul If Ifie 1 1u
ie meets with an accident oar 01 toe thir ¬
teenth of the month mon it Is likely to toprove
prove rrovtataJ prove fatajl fatal unless un a physician physician arrives arn arnn
in n time lie de should always alwa be benot carelul carelulnot
not to get et off a street car on < ar r while it itmovln U
moving movln on the thirteenth ud If he hesees heaess
sees an automobile tomobUe approac approaching approachl histg ton n I
that day it is J better bett to keep to the thesidewalk th thaide theesidewalk
sidewalk sidewalkHe aide sidewalklie walk walkHe
He may meet with bad luck nearly nearlyany niAti niAtian
any an Friday unless un he fr careful A A
thunder thuad and lightning storm cit i Fri ¬
days should be avoided Ks 1 would ould be bosure beun besure
sure un to be unlucky 1C he were W < rc a near Jura ar ara
a building buildln on Friday and a brick brickshould brtckahou14l brickshould
should drop on him
1
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I INVADING INVADING t REDS ON BOARD THEIR SHIPS J
BRIGADIER GENERAL BLISS AND ANDSTAFF ANDSTAFF ANDSTAFF
STAFF STAFFFHtOlO STAFFFIVEYEAHOLD STAFFE1VYEAROLO
FHtOlO BOY BOYAbraham BOYDIES
DIES UNDER 1 1Abraham WAGON WAGONAbr
Abraham Abr hllffi Fonoroff Son of ofSoutheast ofSoutheast
> Southeast Store Store Owner OwnerKilled OwnerFilled off
Killed FilledAbraham KilledAbraham I
I iI i
Abraham b FOnOr Fonorolf It the fiveyearold flyoparoldof fiveyearoldsit j jsoe
sit soe of Abraham A JRMoroff ioit was knocked knockeddown j jdown i iSOWD
down and instantly aJrt17 killed by a twontte two twoarse tW < > 1 11ne
1ne arse ntte wagon driven by William Don Doni Don7Nra 1
7Nra 1 dera shortly sbortlyafter after 1 oclock this aftern after afternoon ¬
noon n in n front of Fwtoroffs store IIt reat reatbe at atheard ate
= =
e be bey aivel 1 eta ut utJtMnl t 4hd 4hdhard
heard this wagon wa w m comku caminlofi jfroih nnb which wbtohlee wbkhlee whichlee
lee cream Is delivered at the Fenoroff Fenoroffstore Fenoroftstol8 Fenoroffstore
store stol8 every day The boy knew thedriver the thedriver theelmer
driver Dondera Donderaand and was accustomed accustomedto
to run to meet him lm Dondera had hadbrought hadbCoupt hadbrought
brought his team down own to 0 a walk pre preparing prepat pmparing ¬
paring pat lC to atop when the child ran to toward toward toward ¬
ward him and disappeared d under the thewheels thewheels thewheels
wheels wheelsThe wheelsTh wheelsThe
The Th team was M brought to an instant instantstop In instantpassed tant tantatop
stop but the iron wheels whee had badover hadover passed passedover
over the top of the boys boY bead crushing crushingit
it in The driver sprang 8JK < < from his J seat seatpicked seatpleked seatpicked
picked the prostrate body dJ y from thepavement the thepavement thepavement
pavement and ran into the store > > tore Anambulance An Anambulance Anambulance
ambulance was summoned from the theCasualty theCa theCasualty
Casualty Ca uity Hospital but the child was wasdead waadead wasdead
dead when it arrived and had been kill killed killed killed ¬
ed the surgeons said Id instantly instantlyThe iutantlTThe InstantlyThe
The driver was wa frantic at the trag tragedy tragI tragedy
edy He waited around the store i Or8 un until until I Itit
til the police cam came and accompanied accompaniedthem ac eompannlbdthen i
them to thE station atloR house The childs childsfather ehUd1 i
father who had seen peen een the accident acddt > nt said saidthe saidthe aid
the driver was w in n no way to blame blameBoth blameBoth blameBoth I
Both the d driver river and rod Fonoroff had hadfrequently hadtreqlently hadfregrently
frequently warned the boy b y against againstrunning agalwltrunlng f frunning
running in the street to meet the thewagon thewago thewagon
wagon wagonCtHCAGO wagoCH
CtHCAGO CH HIIA CAGO GO IS SWEPT SWEPTBY SWEPTBY
HIIABY
BY SEVERE SEVERE STORM STORMTelegraph STORMTc1egraph STORMTelegraph
Telegraph and Telephone Wires WiresTorn Wiresfom WiresTorn
Torn Down D wn and Basements BasementsFilled BasementsFilled BasementsFilled
Filled With Water WaterCHICAGO WaterCHICAGO VaterCHICAGO
CHICAGO Aug A 14 19A A severe sloe eloetrlcal eloctrica1 sloetricaI
trlcal and rain storm storm Dl struck Chicago Chicagoearly Chleacoearl Chicagoearly
early earl today and considerable could damage damageresulted damageresulted damageresulted
resulted resultedDowntown resultedDowntown resultedDowntown
Downtown ba basements meDb aid HI streets streetswere atieetawere tioeegwere
were flooded Aoo ed with water water6om from several severalinches severalInchas eral eralInchu
inches to a foot deep and telajibqne t tel ingno and andtelegraph andtelelfraph andtelegraph
telegraph wires w were pulled down by bythe tlythe tythe
the rabid ratasThe rahl rahlnte rabidThe
The police and firemen telegraph systems sys systems 8Y 8Yt11UI ¬
tems were damaged The rain was the the4heaviest theheaviest theheaviest
heaviest in many years yearsNO yelrLNO yearsNO
NO BAND CONCERT CONCERTON CONCERTON CONCERTHERMAN
ON 0 0Music N SHERMAN S PLAZA PLAZAMusic PLAZAMusic
Music Today Will Vill Be Given on onWhite onWhite onWhite
White House Grounds Groundsas
as of Old OldGen OldGen OldGen
Gen William vrm Tecumseh T h Sherman will wiflnot wittBOt willnot
not be able this afternoon to look down Acwnfrom downfrom owlt owltfiom
from his Ita granite pedestal aJ at the corner cornerof oornerof cornerof
of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania Pepnsylvfaavenue tIINflvaIJI tIINflvaIJIavenue
avenue on the gathered thousands t ueandL Un UnJellS Unless
less be opens Ills cars I quite wide he hemay h hmay hemay
may not be able to hear the usual SatU Sat SatFor SatUI
UI U jay atternootf afters ° ° music by y l tbu Madn MadnBand Marine MarineBand
Band BandFor BandFor
For the first time since early summer summert aummtrtbt
t tbt it > e Marine Band this afternoon will willlive willve ill illztu
ztu live ve its band concert In the WhiteSouse White WhiteHouse WhitEnou
House nou grounds ounc instead of at the Sher Sherman Sherman Sherman ¬
man statue This Tb announcement was wasmade WIl8made wasmade
made tram rom the office of the Superin Superintendent BuperlnI auperintendent ¬
I tendent te lent of Building Bundl and Ground GroundCol GroundCot
Col Spencer Cosby is not ih the ci + y ybut ybut ybut
but officials offe Is said that there is I no es especial e epedal espedal ¬
pedal reason for the change Concert Concertused Cancer Concernused tel telulled
used to be given in tne White Houao Houaoto Houatlgrounds Flauaegrounds
grounds then the place peace w was changed changedto changedthe
to the foot of the Sherman statue Now Nowit NowIt
tot it t is shifted back again againDASHED qatnDASHED againDASHED
DASHED I IRIDER INTO NTINTO TREE TREERIDER TREERIDER
RIDER MEETS DEATH DEATHNEW DEATHNEW
NEW YORK Aug U HFrederick HFrederickDeeker 14FrederlckDecker Frederick FrederickDecker
Decker a chauffeur had his hi brains brainsdashed brainsuhed brainsdashed
dashed uhed out against a tree on Riverside RiversideDrive RiversideDrhe RiversideDrive
Drive today todayDecker j j jDecker
Decker racing racln < < wiUi another motor motorcyclist motorCycJbJt motorcyclist ¬
cyclist lost control of his hi machine machineThe machineThe
The Th dealer who caters to diacrimmat diacrimmatInr dtecrilfthtalIn dfacrlattnrttIng
Inr In chewers cannot be without Piper PiperHeidsleck PiperHeid8lerk PiperHeldeleek
Heidsleck ehampagiis flavor chewingtobaccoAdvt chewing chewingtobacco chtwtngtobaccoAdvL
tobacco tobaccoAdvL Ad vt
TROOPS ON TRANSPORTS
KFLEUiESTED KFLEUiESTEDLesyps RAFFLES ARHESTtU ARHESTtUPLUNGES r rPLUNGES
PLUNGES TO DEATH DEATHLe2ps DEATHLe
Lesyps Le p s From Window of Ele Elevatedi Elev Elevated
vatedi v vated lted But Detectives DetectivesHold DetectivesHold DetectivesHold
Hold to Ankles AnklesNEW AnklesNEW AnklesNEW
NEW YORK Aug 14 HArrteet Arrested as asa ua asa
a burglar m in spite off his hi pose OM that thatwu tbathe tbathewas lie liewas
was a wealthy speculator William WilliamOBrien wm wmOBrlen WilliamOBrien
OBrien plunged through a window of ofa eta ofa
a fastfytng fust tftyla fly ing Third avenue elevated elevatedtrain elevatedtrala elevatedtrain
train train today and was mortally Injured InjuredTwo InjuredTwo injuredTwo
Two detectives detecU grasped him by the theankles Oa Oaaakl theankles
ankles aakl as he h lunged through the win window win window windew ¬
dow dow and Act held him that way while whU his bishead hishead I Ihead
head bumped bumped IN nped along aJou the t e ties tle l close to tothe tothe tothe
the deadly U Win > ird rail for near a block blockwhen bJockwhen blockwhen
when a passenger finally pulled the theemergency the8mer theemergency
emergency 8mer ency cord and OBrien was wasdragged WIWdll wasdrgged
dll dragged enek back into the train His head headwas headwu headwas
was litftWIy lit ItU lly battered into a pulp pulpOBrien palpOBrIIl pulpOBrien
OBrien faultlessly dressed dr and andhaving andhavlnlr andhaving
having plenty of money took an anapartment anapartJn4 anapartment
apartJn4 apartment nt in i the Bronx Br nx A neighbor neighborin
in the same building bufldh bufidi g < < last night saw sawOBrien awYBrtnrobblftg sawOBrien
OBrien < YBrtnrobblftg robbing his iUi Policemen Policemenwhen Policemeawh Policemenwhen
when wh n sutmon summoned I DIone4 found OJSrien asleep asleepin aJpIn asleepIn
in his hi own reoaw reotlf r but found theme a acomplete aoolftplet aoomplete
complete burglars IJurKl kit together loIreth r with witha with witha
a great mass of stolen go gods Ada > dB They Theystarted Theyat Theystarted
started at t with OBrien to a boxstation boxstationwhen b boxstationwhen x81atlon x81atlonwb
when wb he leaped from the train
FATE OF SUTTON SUTTONNAME SUTTONNAME
NAME WiTH CUURTI CUURTI COURT COURTArguments I I
Arguments of Opposing At Attorneys AtI Attorneys AttorneYs ¬ I
torneys Marked With WithBitter WithBitter WithBitter
Bitter Attacks AttacksBy
By THEODORE H TILLER TILLERANNAPOLIS TILLERs TILLERANNAPOLIS
s 3ANNAPOLIS
ANNAPOLIS Aug 14 14WIUl With oppos opposing op opl opposing ¬
l ing parties to the inquiry declaring deol deolaringthat deolaringthatunless riJg that thatunless tito1tvnle
unless vnle a ibe the verdict is in line with their tntircontentions thjreontentlons theireontentiAns
contentions the Cgbt would be r rnewed te teDewad renewed
newed three men with 148 pages ft fttypewritten f ftypawrlttftrt ftypewritten
typewritten testimony 8 tl11Ony before themgan them 1At 1Atpn b bgan
gan this morning to consider whetheror whether vhelheror
or net the verolct ve llct of a former naval navalboard navalboard
board that Lieut James Jtmes N Sutton Suttontook Suttoni Suttontook
1
i took his own life should be reversed reversedThe nwer nwerI reveredThe
I The Th board held but a short session sessiontoday s seeelontoday Clilon ClilontocIa
today tocIa and a G will begin its labors inearnest in inearnest ineuJl
earnest euJl Monday A decision < laion will be benvde bemfa bemrde
nvde public Ic perhaps the last of f nextw next nextw text textw1k
w w1k < ek ekAfter
w1kAfter ekAfter
After our twentymonths t ntmont fight to ob obtain ohtate b btala ¬
tate a reopening of this tbtscsse case by the theJiavy thelaY theNavy
Navy laY Department t said MqJ Mr Sutton Suttonthis Suttontal Suttonthis
this tal morning mor ng we will wlIIQ8t net new n now w lot It Itdrop Itdre Itdrop
drop dre > unless > I686 my sons sen name I8meis is thorough thoroughly ¬
ly y ctearIi clean c of the autoine sulchlestaliJ sulchlestaliJNet staip staipNei staiSiNei
Nei only 81 that Mrs autt Sutton utten n added but butContinued butContinued butContinued
Continued on Third hird Page
FLEISCHNER FLEISCHNERDElVIENTED FLEISCHNERDElVIENTEDFRETS DEMENTED DEMENTEDFRETS DEMENTEDFRETS
FRETS OVER POSITION POSITIONNavy POSITIONePartm
Navy Y Department Departm ePartm nt Translator Driven riven Crazy F From nom Worry WorryBecause V 1 orry orryBecaus orryBecause
Because of Ineligibility for Promotion Prom t onIs Is in In New NewYork NewYork ew ewYork
York Hospital HospitalSends Sends Incoherent Telegram o
Driven Drty insane br worry w orry over his hi ineliglbtlity In lneliglbtlity
eliglbtlity el1 lblltti to a petition po tion as a translator in intbe tftthe Inthe
the Fostoffice Department DePfJtmenttor for which be behad behad hehad
had prepared himself blm lf and had been ex examined exI oxamined ¬
I amined Herbert Edmunds Fleischner Fleischneris Fle lChner lChnerin
is in the observation ward of the Belle Bellevue Belfevue BelreI
I vue Hospital at New York city TI Tbis Tbisinformation T TInformation is isinformation
information was received by the th Wash Washington WuhIn Washington ¬
ington In ton police today todayIt todayIt todayIX
It was w the law la restricting reatrlctln the appoint appointments appolatmenta appointmeats ¬
meats under un the tb civil service passed paJI d at atthe atthl atthe
the last session on of Congress COD < < Ieu which hleb was wasTleisehners wa walI1eteehnera wasFleischiiers
Tleisehners undoing Requiring a years yearsactual year yearactual yearsactual
actual residence at home before an em employe emtoy employs ¬
ploys toy of the Government can be ex examined examined examined ¬
amined and reappointed to a higher poeitfon po position poltton ¬
sition ltton in some me other department this thisnew thtanw thisnew
new law balkett balk Fleischners ambition ambitionafter ambitionafter ambitionafter
after be h had spent weeks of hard study studyin RudyIn studyin
in preparation for the t examination He Hecould Hecould Hecould
could let t no satisfaction anywhere BY where al although altbo althoU ¬
thoU though tbo 1I he appealed to the Attorney AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGenera AttorneyGeneral
General I for an opinion in his case and andthe andthe andthe
the worry wOft drove him hlmfrantle frantic franticHis franticIlls
1 His brother brother Cheater Fleischner FleischnerBoston FleSacbnerI FlelachnerBoston
I Boston who has been in Washington Washingtonsine Waa Washingtonsince lqtDn lqtDnDee
sine since Dee Wednesday left for New York YorkCity YorkCity YorkCity
City this morning mornln and is now with Her Herbert Herbert Herbert ¬
bert at the hospital It is probable he
I will take the young man a bem boob with him himto 111mto himto
to Boston Bo ton where the father is assistant assistantcity atlet8t1lntcity afsletantcity
city librarianThu librarian librarianTh Jt ralan ralanTh
Th Thu first clue clu to the discovery dfet every of ofyoung ofyou ofyoung
young you Fleischner Flel clt came came in a telegram telegramreceivecl telesnun telesnunr telegramreceived
receivecl r received vdd + t the LaClede g apartments apartments test lestnight testnight kistRight
night and II rtd r t Addressed uWr to Otto Durno DurnoThis DurnoThis
This T1 a incoherent telegram teJegra wa was as fol follows folJow fellows ¬
lows lowsI Jow
I dont knew wo what has happened
Ant in tlfe tN tit streets here sick and have noJItOney no noTc nomoney
money Answer to 196 Broadway and
I will meet Tc y you ° u V at the Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniastation Penn Pennsylvaniastation lvanla
station in Jersey City
j HERMAN HdRMAN El EVANS EVANSOtto EVANSOtto ANS ANSOtto
Otto is the name of Fleischners Fleischnersfather FJeiliehnlW8father Flefscbneysfather
father and it was with Mrs llr Durno that thatthe tiultthe thatthe
the young man boarded for toraome some time timeMrs timeX timeMrs
Mrs X purno immediately called alled Ued up In Inspector Intm Inspector ¬
spector tm Boardman who wired Ired the New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York police to apprehend the man manwhich manwhleh nhanwhich
which they lid 4idHerbert iMH lidHhrbert
Herbert H rbert E Fleischner has been a
translator in the th naval Intelligence office
for several years and had reached the themaximum tbemaximum themaximum
maximum alary of 0 fl480 fl Being am ¬
bitious he prepared for another posi position poettton position ¬
tion as translator in th tM Postofflcs POIItorfteeartment De Department Ikpartment ¬
partment which pays pay Slttft After tak ¬
ing in tha examination he wa was informed informedthat Inlonnedtha informedthat
that he was ineligible for appointment
Ip 1POSSE lIW SSE PJPTIIRF1 PJPTIIRF1YOUTH CAPTUREs CAPTUREsi CAPTURESYOUTH
i YOUTH SUSPECTED SUSPECTEDOF ECTE ECTElOllie
OF HARRIS CRIME GHIMEI
I lOllie OIIie Harris Nephew of As Assailed AsI Assailed ¬
I sailed sailedR Rockville ckviUe Woman WomanUnder WomanUnder fomanI
I Under Arrest ArrestISFOOMDATHOME Arrestj ArrestIS
j ISFOOMDATHOME ISFOOMDATHOMEHIDING IS FOUND AT A T HOMEHIDING HOME
1 HIDING I IN N CLOSET CLOSETLittle CLOSETI CLOSETLittle
I
I Little Danger Dan erof of Mob Violence Un Unless Unless ¬
I I less l ss the th Vfctim V tim Should ShouldDie ShouldI
Die DieHiding DIeI DieHiding
I
I I Hiding under a lot of womens womensclothes womensi women s
i clothes in a closet in his fathers fathershome father fatherI fathershome
home Ollie Harris the nineteen nineteenyearold nineteenI nineteenyearold
I
yearold nephew n of Mrs Clara H4r Harris H4rris H4rris ¬
I ris ris whom he is alleged to have at attacked attacked attacked ¬
tacked and assaulted a sauhed several days daysago da > vS vSago 3 3ago
ago at her husbands nus oos home at a t Tra Travilah Tia Tiavilah Travilah
vilah was w s captured this morning by
Sheriff Mulltem of Rockville RockvilleHarris RockviUeHarris RockvilleHarris
Harris was lodged in the the Mont Montgomery J41ontgomery ¬
I
gomery county jail at 1210 and a asimple asimple asimple
simple charge char of assa assaitf ul and battery
lies against againstbim againstbimThe him himThe himThe
The authorities are now awaiting
the outcome of his aunts injuries
before a more serious charge is ismade ismade isi
made against a jnst GiBe She
i protably protablywill prorablvw111 prolabllrwill
I will be brought to a Washingtn WashingtoI Wa shingt n ni
I I hospital today or tomorrow and an anoperation anoperation
I II operation wm > vil be performed perform d to tore toremove Te Tej
j move ove that portion of her herskuJI skull which whichpressmg
is pressing upon uponthe fbe lie brain brainEASILY brainEASILY brainEASILY
EASILY CAUGHT CAUGHTHarris CAUGHTHarris
i Harris was caught easily He ro rofused rafused ray rayfused
fused tay ay a word but was as very verynervous veF veFnenous verynervous
nervous and evidently feared the themob themob themob
mob vaageance vengeance with i ijgu i tJt tJtIQ1lyoJn thkit
Hq IQ1lyoJn kit tsoniBr ome aoii caBS Q r eltrzfens have havetnreatenad havetltre8l havethreatened
threatened tltre8l noo the man man who assaulted assaultedMrs acsau1tedMrs assaultedMrs
Mrs B arms arrteHis arr8 arr8IDs armsHis
His father father Jaffefson J ferson Harris in inwhose inwhose inwhose
whose house he was captured by b y
Sheriff MuIIIcan was willing to togive togive togive
give him up upHe upHe upHe
He should bah bade d till 4t t with accord accordIng accordIng according
Ing to the law lawo ha DBs sal sa trl as Sherig SherigMulHcan ShertifMullican Sher SherMuliiean
MulHcan and States Attorney AttorneyWaters AttorneyWaters Attorneyiaters
Waters led the trembling boy outto out outto outto
to tbe closed carriage in which they theyhad theyhad theyhad
had made the trip from Rockville Rockvilleto
to Travilah
JaU Is Watched WatchedNo WatcJ3 Watcbed WatcbedNo d dNo
No one was allowed allowed JJ wea to see jotng Otrs Har Harris Harrts liarus ¬
ris this afternoon and SheHg Sherf Mullican MullicanIs
Is watching wt la the jail closely cIO ely There Is lane Isn Isno
ne n present pr se t danger of mob violence vJoIenc but butif butIt butif
if Mrs Harris dies it is possible for forMontgomery forM8IItgom forMontgomery
Montgomery M8IItgom county has been deeply deeplystirred deepJystlrr deeplystlrrdd
stirred stlrr d by the ne crime crimeUp ertmeUp mittsUp
Up Up to a late boor this afternoon no nobondsmen nD1t nobondsmen
bondsmen 1t rMl mea bad appeared an tor Harris = and andit andIt andit
it is e probable prob that be himself prefers preferato preel8to
to remain iu jail J J1 for the present for he heexhibited heeCblbited hoexhibited
exhibited extreme nervousness e 8 when whencaptured whencaptured whencaptured
captured and appeared a appearedd frightened frJghten d all allthe aJlthe allthe
the way from Travttah to Rockville RockvilleOilie Rockvlteon e eOlile
Oilie on was captured e ptuna became of his own ownfoolishness ownCoolgkBeI ownfoolishness
foolishness according to the authorities authoritiese authoritiesHe s s3e
3e e had been hiding hldl they discovered in ina Inasdlool Ina
a asdlool school house hou e near ear r Traviteh probably probablyever probeblyever probabyever
ever since the crime Since st ee no one has hasany hIllSany hasany
any occasion to visit yl 1t the little country countryschool countryschool < ountryschool
school building during the summer his hiepresence ht htptM8ftCi hispresence
presence there wag not known except exceptto exceptto
to a few f friends trte trteTook friendsTook rtemteTook
Took Long Chance ChanceEvidently Ch ChanceEvidently nce nceErideftUy
Evidently he h left that t at shelter ter late lateyesterday latEyeater Iatryesterday
yesterday yeater y and struck out for the Po Potomac Potomac Potomac ¬
tomac At that time ttin he VU va dreeseft c1r hi hioveralls moveralllJ ItsCverails
overalls and an ordinary ordlllr blue WII shirt shirtHe shirtHe sidrtHe
He made hta way the outhoritias thtnic thtnicdown thtnkdown tldnirdown
down toward toW1U the Potomac and ad some somewhere sollieyher somewheru ¬
where in the woods he lost what money awnyho JlQneyha moneyhe
ho had and he hh decided to take another anotterchance anotherchance a 4ier 4ierchance
chance He hurried back 1 aek to his facers facershonee fatiter fatiterho fathershones
hones ho e which wllle Is about a Quarter of ofmile a amile amile
mile from the scene of the erbne erimeJefferson Oid OidJefferson > Jd JdJetferaon
Jefferson Harris was away W8Jt at Haft ths t tune tuneand t taltti timeasd
and the boy went in n unmolested unmoi t eiad is I is isasserted IsaS Isasserted
asserted assertedProbably aS assertedProbably Mteci MteciP
Probably P OhIY he believed he was safe safeenough safeenough fate8ROUdl
enough there but SOlD some one tipped tipped off offSheriff ot otSherin errSheriff
Sheriff MulNcan at RockrHls tai ho hoeould hocould 8 8could
could And the man all Montgomery Moatgemarycounty MonlptR8IYeounty Montgomerycounty
county was seeking eking if he would look in inthe inthe n nthe
the Jefferson J e < < enoD Harris house houseGo hou houseGo e eGo
Go After Suspect SuspectShortly SuspectShortly SuspectShortly
Shortly after 9 oclock this tlll merging mergingSheriff sperningJheriff Ing IngSheriff
Sheriff MuUtean and States att Att Attorney AttorneyWaters AttorneyWaters < < aey aeyWaters
Waters left RockviUe in a dosed car carriage carrta earnag ¬
riage rta nag e They didnt lose 10 any aft time getting gettingover gettingover tllll tllllover
over to Travilah and ad drove straight ht to tothe 10the tothe
the Jefferson Harris home homeA homeabort homeA
A short search through the tit house ho H and anda andthey hadthey
they cam came to a closet wher where there WtUI wusa WtUIa
a suspiciously large bundle of e wui w etts ettsclothes ettsclothes lS lScloth
cloth clothes Behind them t was Harris Harristrembling Burftnmbl Harristrembling
trembling tnmbl with fright and looking a aft ifhe if ifhe ithe
he had suffered wte d every ery hour of the threeday three threedays threeday
days day he has been free but a waclcad waclcadman markadmHsax kad kadmaa
man I IHe
manHe mHsax He was drefcsed in a blue lue sergesul BecgeNsult BecgeNsultand S8iig 8ult 8ultan4 t tand
and the authorities believe tfcat t friends trtendsintended friendsIntended rItnQsInteftded
Intended trying tJJta < < to set htta set of Travtlah Tra Travilah m mvtlah ¬
vtlah tonight tonightHe towtPtHe tonightHe
He said nothing othblt when captured pturw but butContinued butContinued butContinued
Continued on Third Page Pagera5
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Railroad Tickets good returnl retumht t e u until untilSunday ulitllSunday null nullSunda
Sunda Sunday night All regular trains except exceptthe exceptthe c p pthe
the Congressional Con doorgresalonai resional Limited LlmttedM1t At > t
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