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BRQWNWOOD BULLETIN SEPTEMBER 11 1919
FIENDS OF RED REGIME
TOR TUREAND MURDER
: EETOLTIXG CRUEIFY OF SOVIET LEADERS L TU'DAI'EST TOLD FOR PIItST Titfli-TOIttTRE CHAMIIEU
!IX PARLIAMENT UUILBIXGSTQ FORGE CONFESSION'S A XI) 3I0X ll' VllOM YICTIJIS.
i. ' z'r 'i ' ! ; :.V . .
Phoned His Wife
Lands in Jatjlj T.he AUooua man bcpmnc a soldier
. in the air servieo ami liter several:
By International. News Service.) (months
N1W YORK Sept. 3.1. Frank R.fTexns
lives as a cct he says he has at least'. uiulerb rush AVlicn he "felt -a stinging. Aged Man Walks 100
iiueu aim mm JUU is kuwk 10 jiiuku tuui m ins hiuu uiiu laiui tuv j. rintju-
snake gliding into the ground nearby.
tlcvcmembers that1 something warm
would draw the . poison .from the
training on Kelly .Pieid.j wound and decided to kill the dog. and
ho vont-' overseas with ' the apply the warm blood. lie will recov-
Kent a young automobile salesman; 1 r.Stli Acro 'Sciiiadron sailing on the-: or.'.
who told Magistrate ' 3waetzer that ill-fated Tuscania whteli was sunk in
his mother-in-law who had him ar- Irish-waters on February 5tbl!)iS
Xcws
. 'By LUCIEX JON'ES
pP?c!al Correspondent of the London Daily Express and International :
M . .Service 1 . ? . '
; .BUDAPEST Sept. 11. 4Bit hy bit the true storv of the Red Terror is be-
tug unfolded. " -t . ' -... . .
; The ringleaders in the orgy of torture and murder which 'extended over
j a ..period cf five months are now lying in the police "headquarters at Buda--.
pfesL The. chief of these is Otto Corvin a hunchback. ."'""
. Had I not examined the police rain-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
j rested qn a charge of disorderly -.con-!- JIcEnaney jumped into the water
iduct had insisted upoir going along just before the big ship "Huffily settled
when her daughter and Kent were and was afloat four hours beforu
honeymooning received 'three months being rescued by an 'English tug. lie
in the workhouse on Black well's Is- cannot explain -how he happened to tpiier. have been received at the Quar
; At first hearing the court plainly; drive.
.sympathized with (lie. young husband. '
Boston Army Food Depot
Swamped With Order
(By International News Sen ice.)
;.' BOSTON Sept. 1L More than one
'thousand orders for an.jy food siip-
! plies have been received at the Quar-
Argonnc; (grniaster" Dspot South Boston from
postmaster throughout New England
j.ntes taken after the preliminary ex-
amination of Corvin and his associates
rand had 1 not questioned Corvin my-
fself I should not have believed such
I fiendish practices to be possible in
I the twentieth century. It appears from
the police minutes and sbilenifinf.ms by n&isants. -
;Ccrrin has made thathe himself wa He n$ l)pcn torrllilo beaten and
responsible for tlie death of five hanJdsnguroi Nearly $15000 in British
dred political suspects and was anaiul French notes was' found on Inm;
"active agent in torturing ten times asj:ml. a number of Wank torn:;; lor th.
Moscow with the active hcljrof Lenine
and Trotsky. ' ': "
Another of the leading tcrrbrists ean-
tured is-iGabor Schon. formerly a sub-
lieutenant in the Chinese Corps formed
by the Bjaheviks. He was brought
into the police station ifromj the coun-
try where he had been found in hid-
::mnediaijj execution of any j who were
politically suspected- under the old
many more.
' "'Under his auspices an elaborate
torture chamber with all modern andiS1"1
ancient devices was fitted out in thci Schon was noted
for his extreme
a number
lis orders
jilt by rcsU
bulled out
cellars of the new Parlinmnnt bnil.1- avarice .and coniesscS to
lings and in a basement under ; the; of. cases !in wlti:li under.
Tsalace pf Count Bakonye. which istIe SOld-jfilled teeth of we
: situated in the nmln Uinmitiifnro nT dents efl Budapests were
I Budapest. The luckless suspects would .-th pinchers and without Jan anaes-
fie dratrred out nf lheir hnds nn.i f-L-PJthetic He is also .presumed guilty of
to one of the places at dead of night itl!? eath. of twenty ptrsoi? by njurT been aciiuired by Vcrmoutera who
i One of the favorite memods' of;dcr- ' ' ' " ;. -- had found it had the juost ;kiuk" of
torture was to fix a gag in the mouth 1 have) also examined' the documents any boose substitute that could Ik
. . . . trnlnlSni. I 4.x ntln 1-1 4 i .. t fi t !1 1 I 111 lT.ll il Sed - "
of the risonor so that his jaws re- relating
f:mained wide open while a li-htedi15210-?!1 evil-looking
f match was held-in his mouth until j fonnerlJl shoemaker; but.
! the victim either eni7"w:vi lmMvioiio : Communist fJrvernment c
But Kent!s bride was in court to ex-
the fpllowiag annoap'tment of can- plain that she had u
Miles in. Search of Wife
1
fl'y International Xcwa Service.)
ELGTN fill. Sept. 9: With his feet
horribly blistered Joim Jorgensen
aged sixty-live entered the State in-
sane Asylum here. He was looking
fev his- wife and had walked more
than a hundred miles from Clinton;
YVis.. in search of her. Hospital at
teudants located lrs. Jorgensen as an
inmate and a Teunion followed. Sho
5
s :tn couri 10 e- Wnr Dofy Zr'Cnpf2
p leave her-hns- - .r to Major .Svyanton of the Quartermas-;1110 umc: . AIlcr tne commitment jor-
of band i because his love was "tod. vio- tp oave masters -iare ;tev'iianartiii(mt;thc allatniwtts made U) nrsen wvnt 10 tve wllh ms son-m-
during he past week the value of Pvua innlu m 'J1 irom -"oc-vhich
amount tx S:i0i).00P. Accordinsrfonl. wIere tIe Jorgensens lived at
didaey for election to the odbu
County ; Supenntenthutt of Public in- lent."
stractioii subject to the action of the- law's attorney
voters of Brown 'county in the spo-; client1 on the telephone as. often as.
cial election to be hold October 11; thirty-live times in one thtjv This; .wu
Charles llann the mothqi-in-j-
said Kent called ins;
ITTr.r.i3 rrn f-.uf I.oW.fr A ' " W'HUIl. "WUUUI 1U1IK3UUJO .
; By Int.ornaUrnal News ServK-e.) . bi'ders areVbeing rabidly filled ami! rr llis wlfe Jorgensen asked his son-
BROOKI0V11XE." Pa. Sept. IL-AisJiInpcd in carloadjota to the various j P' foi; fstance to go in search
jjet 'dog -brought over from France vki cities he said.
MISS CARRIE REAVES.
M. U COBB. : '
Hair Tonic Sales Are
iinofe. than Kent could brook in sir sacrificed to aave- the "lire of Kiijahl present supply-will. hold out the ma-i .UKea uie taslau.c-. AIle meeting
lence.. McWilliams bis-master who while) Jor -'was unable to predict. It. is ox- ' " . . . r i r
"Judge" ho burst out "we were bol.ry: piling was bitten .by a rat-lpcctcd another allotment will be ready '!"cn ' ;osm1 olhcia.s found empioy-
inrr!nI cf n.m torlil V i i.... v - .-. ..i.o ..A..t1.1. Tf. .""BVHSUH U4 UU lllt.UI.U-
1 rnii) r... i inuA mvi Vi..itii'ii." :-t.-.i ..i-. I .. ....t. " " ? l-Ja "c vOUlu
.wife.; I love her 'wepiy. 1 ; ;
remain near her;
. Increasing Since Prohibition. !;'. . fn aiusiatratq
0 ' - (They nave Jiftcen thonsanu
"What a. terrible thing love ;?nust
Sweeiser.
nMA' 'Tt.ittrt finnnn ( liilt?i tivl lrtT fit
coal on IMaekwell's Island and lin
. f A . . . - 7 T X tm " 1
uv uueruuui'irai .ews oervica. .1 . . Vt
lintWNHTON. Vt. Sent. u.ar SOMU; to send ypu over there for throe
'onie has' had such a boom in this ff v'fU f11 ' . lo
State since the prohibition law went yfM 1 U"7 f Wl
into elTect that Federal authorities' 3BuV-KcxU liC ns aWU -
say an Iinmediate. curb will bo put on
the big sales of this liquid which has
been found to contain a large per-
centage of alcohol. . United States
District Attorney V. A.. Bullard said
foday that big stocks of the tonic has
Ho one Emery lHrangoo. a
little ' man.
under the
iHirmaii o'f
- .. - ' .. 1 l: . . .
of counter-rcvdlutionarv nlans or: ti!e'fexceutive committee of bovieu5..;ai
Voncs ; few n1iej frnm 15nn'r-S
; agreed to ay a large sum of money. Nagy-Geencs.. a few nil
I Another form of torture was- tole i! .
thrust a dagger down the throat of Hr.rangcso. is aectiseu cr the mnnicr
the prisoner until he assented to of four Roman Catholics prioSts. Refure
their demands. The favorite method. !the' Wftrc sl'Oi Harangozo hipped them
however was to bring a prisoner into j 011 the aould.ers and said: j";;ivoiix
a room where. vinous portions of the grectiug'tp ycur White 110(1." H.aran-
luman body such as noses eyes lips.?0". MKp Schon was jound. hiding Ir
ears. which had l)een cut off previous a forest.
Tirtims. wirf ivinp nn n itiMo tto -ncl A larAe rQvd ansembwl cuiaidt
then given a choice of a form of dis-hc police station and it is with diffi-
Soldier Twice Reported 1
Killed Returns Home
(Hy Inteniatifuuil News StTViVp.-l .
. AljTOOXA Pa. Sept. li:.--Reiorted
"lost'jat seii -when the Tuscat;i war
mink! in February. 10 IS and hitpr re--vxrted
killed in .action .-.in -the- Ar-
gohn'o offensive FrapciS A. ?.tt:Kn-
aney! c-iilmly walked in op his ftiemls
here; several days ao. While lie ad-
mfm;that h? cIom not have as. -ninny.'
The next time
you buy calomel
ask for
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. IJ. L F.umis
Osteopathic Physician
:BrwiJYfOod Sutlonal Raak LMdw.
jnemuermcm u no coniession or mon-j .." wvt jhwhih-i '
- ey was forthcoming. j saved frm being lynched. So bitJer i ;
Iany died under torture rather the feelitig that one" might sky a Whitt .
1
than yield and even.- nisht a cart H error ih. slowly taking th)e place .a
called around for corpses which.l the -Red (terror though the police at'
loosely strung togetlier. were weighted tta&ing aiWive steps to maintain order ?j
and slung into the Danube. it ap ears tliat Kqumanians who
wish to! requisition privitte houses
"lit is interesting to note that Corvin
. admits that as long as a year ago
f plans for this terrorism were laid in
THE SCORE BOARD
TEXAS LEAGUE.
merely jnform the pbheet that sus-
pectcd (fommunists are liying there
Thus inisuv innocent inevitably suiter
fitV thdguilty. Heaflrendhig scencf'
can be (wltticsscd when relatives Ui!
respcctajjle citizens with tears in tliclf
i eye hei the police tq release theiri
Jdear oucH who have Uccn mto pna-
nn 4l.. li.Cr lfnf 1 i tt
!UU iijuj nii Utllljj -uvv
deatii hjihe infuriated crowd which
W I I
alotabs
t- Slaaiiag of the Teams
i .Club Won. Lost.
'Fort Worth .50 23
Houston 43
i Dallas .............. ..42
Beaumont .....J 27
Shreveport 34
San .Antonio 35
"Waco 27
fGalveston J.1..30
32
34
Mr.
.GO
is una-arare oi ine true laois or ui
j case1!"
The puxified and refined.? ''
calomel tablets that are
nausealess safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain-
ed and improved Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
DR. W. K. PAIGE
Physician
205 Brownwood National
Bank. Building
Office and Res. Phone 392
Undertakers and Embalmen
v ;j 19 West Lee Street
Office Phone 69
. . i . Residence Zb.
I3.E.BeIl.D.D:S.
Phone J-323
r..AVeileman.D.D.S
. Iioue 54-1
BELL & WEIDEMAN
Dentists
Office Vhmw
Ov- Copula Hank
4?
4G
Gl
in GRAY II BECOMES
UNO BEAUTIFUL
.450 j
.370
r Yesterday's IJcsuHs
Beaumont 3; Waco 1.
Galveston 2; Dallas 1.
Shreveport 1-1; Houston 0-2.
Fcrt Worth 3; San. Antonio 0.
LOOK
lEAHS YOUN'KIK! TRY
GHV1)MA.S Kl-iMI'K OF SAUK
iVO SULI'in iJ Xll M)15(H)Y
t
WILL KNOW.
Wfcere Ther Tlay Todaf.
;Waeo Beaumont.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Shreveport at Houston.
Fort Worth at.tSan Antonio.
A'lmpsj
Tea ani
3TATI0iL LKAGl'E.
evcrj'onc : knows that Sage
Sulphur .properly. omp0uu'(h
rr lor am
lustre to; I the hair v.ihen fadfcid streak
ed or gray. Years ao pi ojfly way ;tc
i
firtjt-ihis
jlhome vv
StanilH of the Teams.
Club- I Won.
'Cincinnati ( 37
isomc
New York
fCblcago
Pitlshurgh
"Brooklyn
iBoston -St.
tJouis . .
Philadelphia
. . . . .i. .
4
. i i
.G5
.03
.CD
50
...4C
p..... 44
Lost.
40
40
5S
6l
64
71
7"
77
mixture Artis tt.p make it "at
trouble-
Yesierdaj'js' KcsulLs
Cew Yqrk 7;. Chicago 2
-St. Louis 11; "Brooklyn 8.
Qincinnati 2; Philadelphia 0.
Boston at Pittsburgh; -vvet round
H'here They Play Today.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
"Brbpklyn at St.1 Louis.
Philadelphia. at' Pittsburgh.
lieh is Jiiussy an
-.
PC(.j pyadfjys .you shnply aik at any
;fdrxi5 stoiC for "Wyeth's Sage and 13ul"
's Plmr Compound." You will kct a large
X25 -'ttle dfjjthis old-time recipb. improved
j.jjj by the ijjidition f other itiro'liiiis.
.jSltjat -very-. -Ijttle cost. Itveryjbody uses
4j. this i .preparation "now "hecausu no one
vican posaiMy tell that ' youi. darkened
.oGUyBr "'d?Hr as 't dPes it so naturally
. aim cveniy.- you dampen a isponge qr
soii.ijrusj li with it. and draw thts thru
youn. lidii taking one -malll strand a j
a tiine;""iy mornjng the gray hair dis-i
appears ijuid atter ahotlier sjppliealiou I
or' two yiour hair becomes peaniifunyr
klark thik and glossy; andt'you ioolcr
years younger.
PAS'JNt HIGH prices? for drugs and
toilet axlicles Is your fault not
Johnson'. "He sells for less." 274eod
What Kind of a Gun
Are You Shooting ?
v -iT'
Docs it "hit the mark" or
j '' . . -. -are
.you missing about
H: - . ' F '
Half you shoot at? . j
A gun. that has a repiira'-
-d -.
tion to live up. to is the
j . . . .1. :
kind of gun you want .itp
shoot. That
-tii
ie
gun will be.
WINCHESTER
Either automatic or pump you'll find the Winchester
ring the bell every time for accuracy and dependability.
Come in and look over the new ones received today.
Austin - Hall Hardware Co.
All
sizes
shot
i n
gun shells.
pmSHrm : Judgment;-
1 Pf -
'Usco'
Every time ycu buy United
: States Tires your judgment is
backed by that of hundreds of
thousands of experienced
jnotorists
hundreds of thousands who -use
United States Tires continuously
hundreds of thousands who
stand ready to endorse the
economy and long uninter-
rupted service of United States
Tires.
We can provide you with
United States Tires that will
exactly meet your individual
requirements.
there is a type for every
need of price or use. '
'Chain'
United States Tires
- are Good Tires
We KnovP United States Tires AreGoodTires. That's why we sell them
E. G. ST. CLAIR R. D. McCLELLAND PETTY BROS. MOTOR CO.
McClelland's Garage A. A. Hilley Sidney Tex. (W L. Petty)
W. F. Kemp Muliin
iMEKICA. LEAGUE.
DOINGS OF THE VAIM LOONS
; Team
Chicago
Cleveland
Won.
...80
iDetroit 71
w y
New York ...
St. Ixuls L-
IBoston s.
Washington
Piilladelphla ...r
. .06
...CI
CO
-.'.4'C
..34
resteriay's Keswlls
St. Louis at Eoston; rain.
plWelnnia C; Detroit 2.
Cleveland 3-3; Xew York 0-2.
Chicago at Washington i rain.
Lost. Pctl
-44 .G4I;
"A D71I i
0 r4IM
60 7.H!5
62 .40!5f
78 .371
HO .275
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et' Loie at Boston.
CjHrriMMl at New York.
C&S6fta'at WasMIngton.
Dtro4t at Philadelphia.
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rAoiGtier is quick to apt on suggestions:
ONlSi THE.
DUTV OF
V FELLOW
JUROR'
HOW DO
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BEINGf- ON
THE. JURY .
MISS fk;
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VOU -JUROR VAN
UOON 15 THERE. A.ti
BAN&D UP1
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