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S'RIDAY, ocrom‘ '
BEAUTIFUL MANlAti ..
“RED” execution
.l‘reed French Prisoner As-
..Serts Girl, Fifteen, Shoots
Victims with Revolver
PARIS, Oct. 14.-A beautiful mani-
prison-
described as a Lettisli.“
I but the
Stimuli: ’
AllllNfi BUSINESS
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NEW YORK. Oct. M.—-Jnmcs S
Alexander. president of the National
Bank of Commerce. in New York. told
American exporters.
coxuention of the American Manufac-
is chief executi , turers i-prort Association here. today.
oner for the bOL‘ banks had not failed to co-
operate with business men to the full‘
est extent in the present business era.
business men felt there had been
at the
annual
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LEBANON. Oct.
‘Postinistrus‘Fioed .
i H.——.\lrs o. By-
iguage by Justiceeot the Peace. \Villlam
T. Curry yesterday. Mrs. Dimon took
”an immediate appeal to the common
pleas court or New London.
used strong words D \Vlllism \V. Pal-
’nier. grain mercnant to wit:
was a d~——-snenk." The trial of the
case yesterday brought nearly every—
body to the town hall. No less than
body who would defraud the govern-5
ment by Uic use of n' cancelled stnmpf
‘ug black eyes, kills her victims with
.. revolver. shooting them
back of the head. The brawnv axe-
:iéin "if medlaeval days had fielded
- 3 sm girl with unerrin : 7
til lust for blood. g aim and
All Ranks Held .
The French prisoners were repatri.
axed after spending a term in Butirki
_.H”lSOn .Moscow. That institution
they said, was filled with 2,000 men
from all ranks--~statesnien and
THISCRBLI workmen: robed priests and
J” ormed officers: noble." “
gooise. s and ham
'A_ll were herded into dirty cells
:linch made a. playground for ver-
. i n.
l\'n attempt was made to keep
the prision clean, the men said. and
iwon ordinary precautions for the
wmoval of filth were neglected due
m port in the absence of all skilled
workmen at the front. Disease
.zuned easy entrance. they said.
ExecuterthOut Trial.
Prisoners, they asserted. were ex-
--v‘ul(-(l _w1thnut trial. Their fate was
su-tel‘llillled by lottery. Frequently
it was the most. lnofl‘ensive who drew
m;- fatal number and was led out to
lif-Tiriit'wnh face to the wall until the
.v -r hu nished their wbrk.
The Frenchmen gave a
.i-..cx~ipt on of this latter w '
*wrriurted wfhile large )lzrolggh of?
nvluoners stand about a big room
...(1 guards with fixed bayonets form‘-
-; n cordon around the walls. The
"'f'W'" increases: unfit one of the
hlln’OllPl’S draws the number. then it
.ll‘tlls and screams and cries mark
,,. “get down." Some prisoners
.. .wcvcr. they said. have been known
try to get the. death ticket. nre-
untug a shot to further imprison-
'l.."ll . \
Win-n the. victim is taken into the
.mrlynrd, the Frenchmen said the
vll is brought out to do her 'work
‘hv-y described her as "a raring
it rnizu‘ about 15 years old."
thrilling
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TE ‘AT ALL-
Sim; 5113ng DRUG STORES
in the l
I executioner and her revol-(‘iult‘
with r . ‘
a‘en tresses and burn: Inny such tendency on the part of the
t
:buuks. it was due to a misconception
or u t'tlilurc to give weight to funda-
Ementul facts. he said.
i Mr. Alexander said he desired to
lunswer the charge iuztde by the presi-
dent of the Export Association thin
with
the bunks “co—operate readily
business in times of prdsperity. but
when hard times Come. they with-
draw their assistance? ‘
Mr. Alexander admitted that in the
mist there had been some basis for
such nu accusation. but be attributed
this to the fact that the bunks p‘el‘e
not then organized so as to support
one another. and each was compelled
to protect itself by contracting its
loans in times of stress. Under the
Federal Reserve system. however. Mr.
Alexander said that fundamental
weakness in the American banking
structure had been corrected. ‘
"Dinning the period through which
we have recently passed." llt‘.“'('llt
on. “the. loyal co-operation of the
banks with business maintained the
soundness of the business structure
in a way never before witnessed in
this country. If any one feels that
the banks. as a whole. lune not co-
operated with business as they should.
it is because he does not fully appre-
the fundamentals
\Vhilc the America]. crniit structure
was highly expanded. he said. the
volume of gold had shrunk and it
hid become advisable for the banks
to conserVe their positions with the
utmost care. He regarded this as the
best service. the banks could render
to business. for “weakened banks
would have. meant disaster."
“The peuk of credit expansion must
soon puss." he predicted. but no fore-
suw that there must be established
stable price. levels. "so that business
could be conducted on thc'lm—sis of
confident judgment rather than of
guess and speculation." There also
must be adequate production :did
“credit should be conserved so that
there would be ample funds for long-
time investment for railroad building
and repair. and for housing construc-
ttion." Mr. Alexander pointed to the
danger of seeking to stimulate. by or—
itilicinl measures, the volume of Amer-
!ican foreign trade. and said the bunks
could not finance tlint trudn on such
:1 basis as to perpetuate over-expon-
sion in domestic banking (‘i‘t‘tllL
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The postmlstress is alleged to have ‘ “3"" and ”mm“ ”‘0 stamps “‘1 l9"
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lvm m" "mm "amp"! "WHOM" "‘0‘ to act on her committee! Retire-May the rorvention will take on con- against women. .
. i .t i will be has ‘tltnldernlion or the nriouo fields of ~-----
ters and postcards. Mr. Painter de- fifitfl'gl‘tn?ée::tc‘lfnt a e a. . t ‘4‘ our" Mm“ ommed by tom"... “7 . ”“1“ navorllsemenl “I “
m“ ”‘9 “upgauons' E In addition to th’ regularly IC- organizations in this country with mun-I .
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silk stockings at greatly reduced '“ — a,\_‘°0 —"""‘""‘"" / .
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town hall. It was expected
that some stories wotkl be revealed.
but In that thene “I genera diasp-
poimment. Mrs. Dimon dud Polme
of using cancelled smmhfi on his bus-
iners mail and also of using stamps
‘is’iu'st as noti
piesandcakeoasin
delicious braid?
pastry.”
For‘Sale By All Grocers
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In her capacity of'poolmisthess ”mmh‘.‘
she has accused Palmer several times ‘the convrntion. which will be held
the miflle of. December.
m-pn-n‘ one member from each state of the \“oman's party.
55 tomohflu were plrked In mm‘wontmhunfv «are
l . m wnnmorou soon um malty members of the Want.“ mm mining. in um
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Min Sheldon Jackson. of Wash:
D. ‘C.F~ehuimian of the Na-
that! Woman‘s party. has been ap- _- \‘Olztk‘tll will be devoted to I mentor-id W I“
credentials
lcredited delegates. it is expected tit-Ibo o!
~ my and Ill cute chairman will ht» m .
nm! the convention. _ On the fourth day the ‘ 7
The first day of the four-day oou- will decide whether I'll“ it!"
poflcy in a“.
The second day will be given owe:- to '0 II ‘ ,_
She will : to reports of the seven yeorn' work acute political "our. M.
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