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CHAS. R. KURTZ,
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EDITORIAL,
The has golden
opportun
check the
now
Democratic p
ities In store an only
“breeders who
are over Penne
WOrking
sylvania
Evervo
dent Wills
It was
satisfied
radical
President
4 FR OOIRé
A
THAT CURRENCY QUESTION.
For over
question Nas L
ic at Washingt
Wis Preside
that
sary
finances
footing,
manded
Most of ou
of the tar
that not one
After
nt
currency legisla
in order to have business and the
of the country on 1 sO na
and immediate was de- |
the
passed Wilson ins
tion Was neces-
r readers have a fair idea
i
ther
1
Thes
Ar
tion
I
pra
uation
thre
Wilson
come fr
lenders
HUTTre nd
' ve
and
ing the countm f Pres
does not 1
ym the }
that
NOW
n :
Are
aten lent
ese threats
and
in the
inder
interests
Indicates
Eovernment
the direction
It affords
that there
the first ! na!
count
system on
due to the
President
oF
pleasure te UNO
assurance that, f«
hi
if
have ta
r
century, this
Irrend
new and entific b
fearless and
Wilson who
fight We are assured
bill will be passed by
fore the holidays and
mediately signed by resident
The new currency reform measure
and the new tariff bill, In themsel
are enough to redeem every
that was made in president
campaign. They are two of
est pleces of
that have
isis
heroic work of
has led In this
that the new
the
then
Senate he.
will be im
the p
i]
pledge
Wilson's
the great
constructive jegisiation |
been enacted tie |
war and mark a epoch in
Industrial and economic legislation
our country These mre
events, the result of than
of Democratic rule
With a sound currency system
financial conditions will improve,
under the workings of the new tari |
with cheaper raw materidls and a
wider market for our products, we can
safely look into the coming year with
assurances of hope and greater pros.
perity.
PENROSE'S LOYAL FRIENDS.
mince Civil
distinet
of |
histori
leas A year
our
and
During the past week the Progres-
sive Republicans held different con.
ferences In our state for the purpose
of organizing for the coming spring
primaries. Their hope Is to defeat
Boils Penrose for re-election to the U,
8. Senate, because he was one of the
ring leaders at Chicago when Taft got
away with the nomination that be-
longed to Teddy. The Progressives
will name a full ticket and have no
intention of uniting with the Repub-
licans, It is also announced that
anno 33803
You are expected to |
the |
Thecdore Roosevelt will canvass ev-
ery part of Pennsylvania for the pur-
pose of defeating Penrose, whom he
regards as evil influence In public
life. ‘This means that there will be a
splendid chance for Pennsylvania
Democrats to win a Governor and a
U. 8. Senator this coming vear, if we
do not make fools of ourselves at the
critical time,
Note this. With these golden op-
portunities now in view, you will find
in every part of our state, where thers
{is a remnant of the old Penrose-Guf-
| fey bi-partisan, Democratic-Republi-
| can machine, these people now are
| working over time to create factional
{quarrels in the Democratic party this
| year, which Is Penrose's only hope of
| success. Wherever find a rabid
“Old Guard” Democrat there will
find a man breathing dissention, try-
ing t start a fight to disrupt
pre Democratic State Organization
this year impair the
i tiveness of a for the
Penrose It
Penrose ippealing
Heutenants in the
who served him so
when Tener was
vou
Vou
0
sent
80 A8 to eff ed
united party com
the
for
Demos
well,
elect
struggle
game of
to his
party
ily
ing against
{old
| help
criti
and a
ed
|
{ pec]
[|
Extending Parcel Post.
tmaster General uo
imaking himself vers
days
to
these
e attempted
of parcel post pack
howl from
the express comp
| master finally won
matter now
Lhe
in the
as the enlargement of
{ creased the
the p
sn
demand
post 3
wreel
VERDICT UNFAVORABLE
TO JOHN MASAROSCH
Wits
defen
ywards
tin
wfter hel
two other
vn the rack t«
he defendant, and
the rack a plecs
ots out of re
the defendant
the re
self He
shere the
or heard
girl on
the bench
his
fis i! AN
mnde
to m)
nt back
wl
wind the
h ind the boy on
after which he returned to the house
f the defendant ind heard the de
fendant Ww "Did not care what they
w Id do with him, whether It was
Ww or soon, but hope it would be
He heard no shooting but his
d wa hundred yards away
Crow he placed his revaol
after he got with the
and
enough
anem
owd w geen
shoot est
ing, Hite
floor
oF Nn the tink
vedding
John
rowd
part
Sapola
had
shooting
testified that a big
gone to Cato: heard no
he heard John Botson
about one hundred yards
the station. Heard the de-
say "I done enough to my -
Haw the defendant at the
and was there when the con
came after the defendant: did
not see the defendant drink save a
lass of wine given to him when the
constable took him away, and he heard
only five shots
Mrs. Andy Tuelchick. This witness
the bride and her testimony i in
line with the other testimony as to
what occurred at Clarence.
Annie Behmichdko, This witness is
but ten years of age and her states
ment was taken without swearing her;
she stood with the two Duke children
and was looking at the water. She
saw the defendant shoot.
John Duke, Sr. This is the prose-
cutor and testified In line with the
other testimony and as to the amount
of liquor and other stuff taken by the
wedding party on the train. Dig not
see any shooting but heard shooting
and "admits shooting dynamite at
until
shooting
away frm
fendant
self”
house
stable
in
the |
THE CENTRE
a
DEMOCRAT,
ET
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Thursday, December 11th, 1913.
Clarence,
Mrs. Annie Boucher, Testifles to
being with the wedding party, to see-
ing the defendant, heard the shooting
but did not see it; heard two shots;
heard the defendant say “Now, what
have 1 done to myself?’ Went on to
defendant's house, saw the defendant,
did not hear him say anything but
seemed to be sitfing around worrying
Before hearing the two shots she had
heard other shots
John Duke, Jr
that was shot and
{age was not sworn his statement
| was taken; he saw the defendant
[shoot In thelr direction, indicating
how he and the defendant stood and
the direction of the revolver
John Menswick Lives at
went with the defendant from New
| Cato the Station Th defendant
did not go back # ET nfter
| leaving to go He
{ found the
Heen
This
on
but
the hoy
necount of his
in
(‘ato and
LO
tion
revolver which 1 had
defendant throw awa)
gi David Chamber it was
defendant's reolver He and the
fendant had the tation to
the biride the defendant
in Ahe opposite
the
gave it to Lhe
de
gone to
meet hi LW
shooting
’
I Aes
‘
Ve Ld
went to
the bride and
Aire the
tween
the defendant's
the defendant
constable came for him
and three o'clock in
and the defendant had
ims that he had shot the
but that he was blamed for
of the bove had gone the
while the wedding party
ow
at
the
not
chil
it
two
afternoon
told
dren
Some
tel
to
AAMUAAMAAVMAAMIAIWWAAMAAWWYWY
WILL THERE BE A
VICTROLA
IN YOUR HOME THIS XMAS?
You
world over and not
gift that will
can search the whole
find another
bring #0 much
pleasure to every member of the
family.
COME IN--WE WILL AR.
RANGE TERMS TO SUIT,
Centre County Credit Co,
Both Phones.
W. Bishop St. Bellefonte, Pa.
not |
: |
tna
waiting on the train
about one-half hour.
Blassius Boucher was at Cato sta-
tion with the defendant and Menswick
but ‘had gone there by himself, and
they rested in the shade until the ar-
rival of the train; heard iots of shoot-
Ing after the train arrived, and more
so when It started; saw woman bring
girl into the station and then went
on to the house of the defendant, and
afterwards saw the defendant up
stairs Did not see him at or near
the cellar and testified that some of
the bovs he saw them at the
station just about right, ex
plaining he thought the
under the saw the defend
ant take \ when the
1
at Clarence for
when
were
that
influence
Rlass of vind
ons him a
Mag iwaronct the mofMier
defendm estilied that while
he ha gon aut
too)
of
8 T
Into the
looking fo h hells claimed
heen iy : by Bo
John
the
the
hote
| defenda
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