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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
BIGHT PAGES TODAY
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS,
CRAWFORD DESCRIBES KILLING OF O’DAY
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HOUSE TURNS DOWN PROPOSAL TO AMEND STATE POLL TAX LAW
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SENATE PASSES
After adontin*
»m« ndm»at to the
; (Bp Attoriatrd Prut*)
A UffTIN. Jan. 27.-—A proposal to
*• require teachers la state-sup-
ported schools and all persons on
»
the state pay roll to pay poll Uses
was defeated la the house today.
The proposition to compel state
employes to pay the tax was added
to the MU by an amendment, before
the measure Itself went down to de-
fect The MU was Introduced by
Representative Graves of Stephen-
vtlle. .* \ _ i
The original Mil. which would
harp made failure to pay the tax a
misdemeanor, punishable by fine,
was substituted by the committee
ro at to make a teacher forfeit
rich! to receire salary until the
tax In paid.
The Mil wa« championed by Rcp-
ils lives Graves and Bean.
a compromise
Webb MI1. legal-
Isinc cotton future contracts and
nrohlMtlag "bucket shops.” offered
bv Representative norm, who vot*
*d ihalaat the Mtl In the commit-
tee. the house postponed the Mil
for special consideration Wednes-
(•— afternoon. The amendment pro-
vide* that where an actual deliverv
of commodities bought or sold is
not contemplated the contracts are
unlawful. - '
Master*#* BIIL
The bouse suspended the rules
and passed mtill bp Representative
Sa*!W»fm prtN-iding for
districts to preserve and Improve
demand aad consul waters of the
state. Representative Maeterson
declared the MU was necessary to
penult Freeport to improve its har-
bor. He declared that the mouth of
ihc Bra toe River would be cleaned
sut sad straijthteaed and Insisted
the meapure would not cost the
state of Texas a cent.
Re-ontanixation of the Thirtieth
Judicial District including Wichi-
ta. Archer and Young counties was
provided in a Mil passed by the
house. Both of these Mils now go
to the senate.
A MU introduced by Westbrook
authorises the University of Texas
to transfer oil royalties sad inter-
est from the permanent fund to the
avsilsMe fund for building purpos-
es. He declared -tf*5.000 is now in
the fund and that approximately
tf0.000 is being added monthly.
JndleinJ Bill Passed.
•.Without n dissenting rote the
Judicial appropriation MU carry-
ing $3,200,210 for the next bien-
nium was passed today by the sen-
ate. ‘
• It covers funds for the court of
etvll appeals, the court of criminal
appeals, salaries of district Judges,
district attorneys, special Judges
and sheriffs and fees o£-other offi-
cers in criminal cases.
The totsl contracts with $3,282,-
(39.% the amount estimated by the
hoard or control, and I3.2i3.2l9.
the amount first agreed open by tL»
senate finance committee.
5ew HemleMe MIL
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STAGE STARS
BLACKMAILED
BY MAGAZIBE
(Bp .ittoriatrd Prut)
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.—The cur-
tain rtoes today in federal court
on another act of the* case, of
Broadway Brevities, ia-which stage
Mars and other notables of the
Roaring Forties have described how
they purchased advertisements to
prevent further unfavorable men-
tion in tbe magazine L
Stephen G. Clow, publisher of
tbe Brevities, aad three of his ad-
vertising solicitors are on trial on
charges of using the mails to de-
fraud.
Peggy Joyoe testified yesterday
that she paid 1200 for the publica-
tion of her picture with the under-
standing that Clow would discon-
tinue atl slighting comments about
her. Counsel for the defease, in
cross-examining Miss Joyce, read
an item from Brevities headed by
"Peggy's annual donation" con-
taining caustic reference to the
vise of the tips she gave stage
hands.
“Money flows like glue from Peg-
gy. the way R does from Harry
Lauder and Ed Wynne” the article
said.
Miss Joyce Jumped to her feet.
”1 consider that the greatest In-
sult f hare ever had,” she said.
"And they pot that in. too after I
had given them 3200 not to do such
things.”
Miss Joyce admitteu that she
once attended a theatre perform-
ance with Clow and that be had
visited her at her boras. She denied
that she had ever received from
Claw a telegram with refereaca to
“love sad kisses "
The prosecutor read fa thu Jpry
an item ta the publication describ-
ing Mias Joyce as “beautiful, street
aad oharmlag.”
Tex Rickard, sporting promoter,
testified to giving two cbecks of
$125 each to advertising solicitors
of the publication to stop the ap-
pearance of derogatory things about
him and there then appeared an ar-
ticle headed “Rickard the Great"
in which he was praised as a man
who enriched charities. •?
ARE ARRANGED
SENATE’S JUOM
COMMITTEE IS MMIIf
com STOKE
WILL IXYITE ATTORNEY GIX-
F.RAL TO MEET SENATORS
AMI IHSClXSKS CHARGES.
(Bp .1 itorialrd Prttt)
WASHINGTON. Jan.
nomination of Attorney General
Stone to be a supreme court fcstlce
again reposed today in the quieter
precincts of the senate Judiciary
committee where the next step will
be taken in respect to. matters
which hay# delayed confirmation.
The committee, to which the sen.
ate J>y unanimous consent referred
the "nominations yesterday after It
had once reported It. has been call-
ed to meet tomorrow and ft Is un-
derstood will Invite the attorney
STORIES OF FATAL RAT-
TLK ARE STILL WIDELY
AT TABIASUF-
( Bp Anfdatrd Prttt)
HERRIN. Ilia.. Jan. »7.-Tratify
ing today at th* inquest into the
deaths of 8. Glean Young. Ka Klux
Klan liquor raider. Deputy Sheriff
Ora Thomas. Young's arch enemy,
and two others. Henry Peterson of
Herrin told tbe coroner’s Jury he
saw Thomas fire th* first shst in
tbs fatal affray Saturday night.
i
HERRIN. Ilia.. Jan. 27.—While
secrecy as. to the plans for tbs cor-
oner's inquest into the deaths of 8.
Glenn Young. Ka Klux Klan liquor
raider. Deputy Sheriff Or* Thoms*
aad two others slain in Saturday
night's shooting affray, prepara-
tions were nearing completion for
the funeral, of Thomas this after-
noon and of Young Thursday.
Funeral services for Edward
Forbes and Homsr Warren, klan
sympatkizers. who wer# killed with
their reputed leader. w*r# held yes-
terday.
Beyond annouheing that tbs In-
quest would begin today, the coro-
ner refused to say anything.
M The Rev. Meeker of the Presby-
terian Church, who was said to be
the only protests*t minister in
Herrin who Is not a member of the
klan. was obiainsd to preach the
service* for Thomas. The two had
never act. but the slain deputy
had expressed a wish to bar* Rev
Meeker qfficiata if anything should
happen to Mm. The minister was
not actively allied with Young’s
forces.
Five ministers were named to
tnke part in the services for
Yount
( onriirlisg Reports.
/ Versions of th* shooting were
becoming more standardized today,
hut they still could be divided into
two main groupe—thoe# related by
Young’s friends and those by
Thomas' friends.
Tbe main points of difference
were as to whether * Young or
Thomas had fired the first shot.
Thjs and the responsibility for in-
stigating the gun fight were points
upon which tbe coroner and his as-
sistants were attempting to throw
light .
-Mrs Young has said that her on-
ly regret was that her husband in
(lying, did not "account for a dozen
like Thomas." She added that it
was not a klan and antl-kian af-
fair. bat a fight between the law
oq one- side and those who would
5E=i«fw ™»OEW IS
“KSotesfh
Major Thornton Mills, pastor of j
New England Congregation al
Church. Chicago, is defying efforts!
of his church council to remove1
him from his pulpit- He incurred;
the council's displeasure by bis al-,
lfffad radicalism.’ Ha made soap-,
bus orator* and other liberals Just
as welcome as those communicants
who were paying pew rent. It to
charg'd
** (Bp /IwwMtM Prttt)
' AUSTIN Jan 27 - Senator John
Davis of Delia*, sathor of tbe -sen-
ate resolution 'iadopted yesterday
rejecting ratification of th* federal
child .labor amendment, would not
only refuse ratlfiaatfoa. but would
sond H bock to Washington with
all cofipaspnn.i'-nce relating to IL ,
' The resolution being concurrent,
however must be passed by tbe
boo SO before that can be don*. His
original resolution making .that
provision, was tbe subject of ex-
tended remarks by Senator Char las
Morphy of Houston, who brought
in a minority report Senator Mur-,
phv, Id tbe committee bearing, call-
ed k <a Map at “your government
and mine." He repeated the state-
ment on tbe floor of the senate
Monday when the resolution was
debatdd. .
“It Js couched la Isnstiage unfit
to *<'0d to Washington."• be declar-
ed ip , ‘T
resolution as adopted yes-
provtde* that S certified
«opjr M the resot at ton im forwarded
secretary of stair at Wash-
wllh “the original document
documents heretofore received."
relating to tbe amendment..
”1 fim not sure that feature will
amount to anythin;:." Senator Da-
tis said toffay. “but its purpose was
to put a finale on tbe amendment
a* far as are could."
HOTELGUESTS
FORCED OUT OF
HOUSE BY FIRE
JAP SOURCES
REPORT BERTH
SON YAT SEH
MONARCHISM
IN GERHART
ROTPOPHLAR
WAATS TO TELL ABOUT REAL
-MTUATIOX* EXISTING IJf
WAftHIXGTOX.
(Bp Ajfdattd Prpit)
NEW’ YORK. Jan. 27 —Harry M
Daugherty, former Money gen-
eral. called aa a witaaaa for th* de-
fense today la th* Mearns-Felder
trial was refaaad permission by
Federal Judge Lladley to tall tbe
details of tbe “situation" existing
at Waahlagtoa during tbe events
leading up to th* Indictment of tbe
defendants. /
Mr. Daugherty said that for some
time the state of affairs in Wash-
ington was such that there were
man in tbs capital who ware “ball-
bound sad spall-bound.'’
**1 would Uka at this time to tall
the true story of that situation If
I am permitted to do so/' said Mr.
Daugherty. Jadge Llndley. bow
ever, refused Mm permission
Mr. Daughorty denied that Thos.
B. Felder, on* of tbe defendants,
ever talked to him about Indict-
ments then pending against the
Urager System, A company maau-J
fnHurlna ffk^fiV hnahsi. Vmlrim*
CHALLENGE OF
HIS MOWS
VIRTUE MUSE
fact wring ghutov epakets Felder
and his former clloat. Gaston B
Manns, are being tried on charges
of conspiring to bribe hjgh govern-
ment officials, including Mr. Daugh-
erty. In attempts to quash tbs gloss
casket indict menu
(Up Attotiattd Prttt)
rVAIXAS, Jaa. 27 —William Lester
^Crawford oa tbe vKsns stand to
hi* own trial, charged with killing
Paul M. O’Day, today admitted shoot-
ing O'Day.
Crawford testified that be read a
-** w-e- -
mother's
do you question
(Hp- AftritUri Prttt)
TOKIO, Jan rT—Dr Sub Yst
Hen. one China's moat noted P°~
{ lit leal leader*, is dead at Pckinc.
L according to a dispatch received
! here tM* afternoon by the Jepa
aese semi-official news agency.
daadiy weapon unlawfully carried,
making the homicide manslaughter,
in provided in a Mil Introduced by
Representative Norman G. Kittrel!
of Houston ^
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Sinclair Creates
New Top Grade at
* Two-BUs Advance
denial of th# plea of aelf-dcleasejSCQeral to make a statement before
if a homicide la commitiafi by a tf lir regard to the yfflee of the de-
partment of Justice to return a
second indictment here against
Senator Wheeler., democrat, Mon-
•tMMb ’'
Friends of the attorney general
say he is ready to reply to charges
In the senate that tbe course of
the department constitutes ‘‘per-
secution” of Senator Wheeler and
also s violation of long recognised
legal principle My seeking to try
the Montana sedRor here instead of
in bis own statn where an Indict-
ment already to pending against
him. In this connection, lattice
officials are represented as viewing
the Cases as ehtjrely Independent of
each other, although both relate to
land questions. 4
Although Attorney General Stone
and Senator Wheeler favor arrang-
ing an early trial of the aepator in
his home state and steps are being
taken to that end. the exact time
of the proceedings remain uncer-
tain. f
(Bp Attotimltd Prttt)
Tulsa. Gkl*. Jan. 27.—An ad-
vane* of 25 cants a barrel in the
high grade oil of the Mid-Continent
Field (Kansas. Oklahoma. North
Contra!. Central aad East Texas)
wgb posted tods* by the Sinclair
Oil Purchasing Company through
th* creation of a new top grade
which extended its schedule to six
grades ranging from oil below 30
degrees ta 41.3 degrees aad above.
Other grades-%£aw 39 degrees
are unchanged.
. THE WEATHER
East Texas: Toqlght fair and
colder in southeast portion,
framing to coast with lamP«re-
tire 2f to 30 degrees; not so
edld in extrema northwest por-
tion; Wednesday taltr. not so
cold. . ~r 1 *
West Texas: Tonight fair, not
so mid I* north porUofi; Wed-
nesday fair and rising tampers-
turn. - •
1 Oklahoma: Tonight' fair, not
no co’d In wool central portions;
Wslnssday partly cloudy, ris-
ing temperature.
Notorious More
\ Outlaw Slain in
Fight With Police
‘ (By AttteitUtd Prtttf
MANILA. Jan. 27.—Pagumpatan.
tbe notorious Moro outlaw who ter-
rorized tbe populace of Lonao
Province, was shot to death today
with seven Confederates whan they
barricaded themselves in a fortress
and opanad fir* on tbs officers. The
outlaws used borne-made guns sad
bolo knives la their defense. Thera
war* no casualties among thy at-
tacking constabulary. •
*7 _Th* b**ak tll# on Hi* other.
'Relatives of Thomas asserted
that he had . actually protected
Young. The original trouble be-
tween tbe two started when Thom-
as wan taken In one of Young’s
early raids aad was sentenced to a
rhort titrpi In the penitentiary, they
••id. I'pon his return, his rela-
tive* said, he declared the only way
to prove Ms innocence was to live
Innocently and let the people draw
their own conclusions. , v
Protected Yeenc. M
After Thomas became a deputy,
his relatives continued, be repeat-
edly said that Young would enjoy
the protection to .which every citi-
zen Iq entitled, but that he must
have proper authority for his raids
And mast raid only places where
liqubr was dispensed. T
He time after time, relatives
stated, saved Young from mooting
with ambushes by going into tbe
country and dispersing men who
were, reported to be preparing to
fill upon the klan loader aad slay
him Thomas, they aeaerted. did
not seek to fight although he had
endured many insults at the hands
of his enemy.
Their account of events leading
up to th# Shooting revealed that
Thomas jus# before the tragedy,
believed himself in a trap and that
■to wife begged to b* allowed to
bring a machine gnn to his i
cue, but th* deputy refused.
Mrs. Young denied newspaper
accounts that her husband receiv-
ed fabulous sums from the klan
for bis work.
A. C. Jenkins, fnneral director ia
charge of the Young funeral, an-
nounced this morning K had been
postponed until Thursday at 2:00
o’clock, awaiting arrival of Young's
brother from Nevada.
HWI’NE PANNIM BILL.
CH KTOYOA^* Mich f***Jan *7 WASmMOTW^^i^T H.-Tbc
u.r 17 Uawrtl be- h”w today passed the MU carrying
-\Mth th* .jpgrenry ^degree* be- appropriation, for the departments
ot me . gj „|atP j rot Ice. commerce aad In-
few. \ A
HAYW CUP CHALLENGE.
(Up Attoriitfrri Prttt)
LONDON. Jan. 27 -Great Britain
ha. lasted a challenge for the Dav-
is cup. the worlds premier lawn
tennis trophy. , It was announced
low zero. guests
Cheboygan Hotel were forced to
run from the building In their
night clothes at 2 o'clock this
morning whan lr* broke out.
Several guest, started to leave
In barn feet but were stopped by
flretaen and compelled to put on
shoes. The south wing of the hotel
was destroyed.
V
I here this
-f
afternoon
(Bp Attoriaitd Prttt)
GALVESTON. Tex.. Jan. 27.—The
way of the Volstead Act transgres-
sor to growing harder. Heavier
Pal of. Slain ^ v
Gunman Held on
-4 Murder Charge
" 7—*— * i'
(Bp A st or it ltd Prttt) L , .
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Idqntlflcd by *or * growing
an eye-wttnasM as one of the men
wb(*probably fatally shot John ■ ... i.. , .
Torrio. underwogid leader. George »»*»*. which continued Rvinding on
Moran, pal of the lata Dion O Ban ^uor lmw
nion, gunman fiqrtot was held to-1 ()nc ra,n ®n*<,
day pending otrtcor * “ —
wounds.
Morsn was nnmad by Peter Ve.
zart. 17. who previously hirntifio<!
him from a photograph and later
picked him out at n group which
he Viewed through n peep-hole. Mrs.
Torrio, who also witnessed th<-
shouting, said Moran was not ooe
of the assailants
Torrio wan In • critical c<mdi-
tto# today, his wounds haring be-
come infected, dae. the police
thought, to poisoned bullets. He has
not indicated that be recognised
any of the attackers or given any
Day to n»*kr to your que.Uor P’
I “I expected him to’aay *No’
I “And what did he aayf*
“ ’Vex, aad I can prove what f
say’.**
“Were you expecting that sort of
an auvcrT
Crawford wild that 1 Titov started
into the lobby, that at <TOay passed
him a brief nttr (/Day carried struck
him on the leg. Crawford said he was
“perxlyxiagj by Ms a**ver" aad con-
tinued:
“Whet* I realised what be had said
I rrached heck and got my gun and
ran in there aad shot him.” ,
sentences marked the opening of | Axked “Why did you shoot MksF*
the second week of federal court Crawford replied:
“I couldn't help It.”
PENALTIES FOf
BREAKING LAJ
DENY SEVERE
penalties were imposed.
. PITTSBITU» FIBE
(Hp Atttritlrd Prttt)
PITTSBURG; Pa.. Jan. 27.-Ftre.
which threatened for a time to de-
stroy the six-story packing plant
of Wilson and Company la the
reaxon for the shooting.
ANOTHER FEATHER IN HIS BONNET
PLAX PKEMEXTATIOV
(Bp Attwtpttd Prttt)
WASHINGTON. Jan 27 —The de-
partment of Justice is ooa aider lag
whether It wtll develop its owa case
against prosecutions named in the
Weehawken. N. J., liquor cases or
urge the state authorities to go
ahead wHb S second proceeding
with full dsdernl co-operation.
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h )ST Bjettf Kinos*!
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l*B HdT
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Thr witnev dmird that up to the
moment O’Day had answered his ques-
tion. hr (Crawfbfd) did not expect to
diout him. Hr sakl hr had been under
a trrmcndoUK nervous and mental
strain from ti«r time he read thr brief
thr night brforr until the Shooting.
Hr did not remember seeing various
persons whose names were mentioned
to questions. *
Crawford then was turned over to
thr stale for eroae-rzamtoattoo. He
down-town district, waa brought was asked and reiterated denials that
under control today and it wax rati, hr knew what waa contained ia the
mated the damage would not exceed ' brief In the will case until the night
‘before the troutor or that hr baew
what wrtr the eoofhits of a deposi-
tion by* Willi* Evans, a negro coach-
man employed by thr defendant’s
t j father before his marrtogt to Mrs.
Katr I-a mar, defendant’s mother. He
denied be had hay curiosity about
llfi-000.
j DAY IN AUSTIN |
Y - * x . ^ a
Thr house voted down a Gill re-
quiring school Jeaehers and all state
employees to pay poll tax.
A compromise amendment to the
bucket shop was adopted in the house
declaring actual deliver)’ of . a com-
modity contracted for *h#atd be con-
templated or the contract would be
unlawful. The Mil was made s spe-
cial order of buaiuea* for tomprrow,
The house paaard a hill permitting
creation of navigation district* to pre-
serve Inland and coastal waterway*
of ttxmtS
The senate passed the judicial af>-‘
proprlatkm hill appropriating 38^60,-
219 for the
The senate adopted a concurrent
resolution asking for federal govern-
ment to pay $90,171 for quarantine
stations on |he Gulf of Mcxtro which
have been transferred to the govern-
ment.
Thr revised civil code was passed
by the senate as prepared by the rudi-
fylng committee.
■ ■
MMMS,
NEWS FLASHES
SEATTLE. Wash. Ju. S7r-
Atoxnnder Isasaff, Bnsaton gen-
eral against the Wan—a* Har-
ing the World War In Fast
Prussia, died barn ynsterds)
from a spinal injury suffered
while ■ toy If '
Fixing Ito*
tennis Thanks-
WAN HIM. TUX, dan. fi?.-
Honae repnbltonas will enneas
Friday night, Pnbr—ry 27. t*
far apsaknr and n
hamuxwtWn,
today
Jan. fi7<-
apprti* rc n
an $ h *
-.to
tog Ihn
mmmtori— to enndnet an to-
qnlry into freight nttos with a
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contents of the denqsition. Crawford
declared his only purpose In going to
see O’Day was to “get those brief*"
saying “I thought 1 should get those
briefs in protect my mother’s honor.”
K*«ume* His Ktary.
William 1—tar Crawford on trial
charged with kUIlag Panl M. O'Day
returned to the witness stand today
to complete bis story started tote
yesterday. «
Questioning continued about too
brief In a com contesting tbs wilt
of the late Cotonel W. L CrawfoM.
the defendant's father Th* state-
ments in the brief which was pre-
pared by O'Day, and which related
to a deposition by Willis Evaai. a
negro coachman employed by Col-
onel Crawford bfifore his marriage
to Mr*. Ksto Lamar, th# defend-
ant's mother, are alleged to have
cauaed young Crawford to toes con-
trol of hiaaalf. The deposit ion was
excluded aa evidence la tbe will
contest trials, hnt commented upon
ta th* brief, with statements to the
effect that tbe coachman's exclud-
ed testimony showed Mm. Laarar
married ( r lonei Crawford for
money sad noeial position
Young Crawford denied be waa
present Whan the deposition wwe
token aad knew nothing of the na-
ture of ft until he rend It ta tbe
brief the night before O'Day wan
shot and, killed He said ha wan
JHfi
waa offered or discussed
"That negro Brans’ testimony—
that portion yos rand la tbe brief
on tbs night bafort tbe shooting—
did you hear nay of it during toff
(CONTINUED ON PAOB FIVE.)
not in court at |b« time of tfi* will
case trials whoa tbe deposition
* “ i—t a n a f a a
TODAY IN WASHINGTON!
8eaat«
ho«.»
at noon.
.SSJ5.S3MS
•' • • : • ..VI,. • “.TVS
( Bp Antedat'd Prttt)
BRU88RLS. Jan. 27.—Loud ap-
plause was given the statement ffiy
Helmutb Von Gerloch in a lecture
under the auspices of the Belgian
section of tbe league of the Rights
of Mon last night, that despite ap-
pearances, the majority of tbe Ger-
man people were pacifists and re-
publicans.
Herr Von Gerlach. s noted Oer-^
man pacifist editor, declared that ... ... . ___
rail ^Se.m?or^2L^ trathj thTwiU of hJfatton Cekmel
former emperor, has been discred- Crawford, leaving the estate to the
Ked a* a deserter, the former crown I ,Wrnd*nt . mother, that he believed
4Mllud lo UMtt. Ik, title ot “• mo<b". •-1
peror ' refused to retract the arguments. The ;
Tbe speaker contended thAt Oer- ’ will case was fUed hy tiw dr'mdoOt’i
many should enter tbe League of t br5?"*rA. ... ,__
Nations um ordiaonally. but that H; Tf|*toF rr*^* lhf ^**1
was necessary for bar to obtain n' ~
colonial mandate, bacanaa colonies
were India pens* Me s*o n*r. of hi* ran mitMing. grawrom mm
scribed as (deotlcaJ to that of
",IllJT*ne# under MacMahoa <P»w*ldaat
of tbe French republic from 1172 rimMityr
to ItTfi.l
Harr Von Gerlaeh declared that **Wh> did pe ash ban that, Wfl-
th* allies should old th* German |iam?” Crawford s attorney asked, i”
republic against tbs monarchists M( fell sure that he’d say that be
tor the good ot pence and human- didn't. I boor that I could show hbu
Hy. and coaclndad with nn appeal that he bed done my mother aa awful
for aa understanding between ' wrong and felt, that. I coaid indues
Franc* and Germany. hhu to withdraw the brief.
What answer did yen expect O’*
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 88, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 27, 1925, newspaper, January 27, 1925; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1025979/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.