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ilViQ-• and t. To-)£ theize araandandNEeavily i. andosto f-ke on day'srealized work is scarce now 1 tell you 1 worked as fast as good as I could.“What really made me so damn mad« was this. I knew I had a lot of belts to rivet on the clutches, so I hurried into a sweat in order to finish all of them before 5 o’clock, for it was Saturday, but. when f came the boss fired me. Right then and there r felt like giving somo one a dose of salts, but you know I am the kind of fellow who thinks before he leaps. I wanted to find out the cause .and the man before IAshardlvmageiishesweep-aen a start--enterled to►f the theirmced-proof hakcn s and ety. ported ly in-tgnhinaLa are oramu-threat-•e nowd dan-atneen. sit the where revival s. Ger-g busi-al con-d Brii-struck and I did.Impatient to Strike.I write this letter r can wait to get over there to {Armstrong’s. I feel.so damn mad I hardly can write decent, but believe me. I'll strike just as severe ay a rattlesnake. If tbere Is a God, which I believe and think thero is. he alone is the only one who knows how mad t fee!. Now I’m not caring the least, if I kill this man I’m going to shoot. I just want vengeance at any cost.They fired me because I couldn't cut the mustard 1 suppose. True enough they didn't need me but I'll explain on the next sheer, of paper the reason why I did not cut the mustard.“Another reason, they fired me because I am an evolutionist. Why, gentlemen, some of the best people in our old world today are the educated radical evolutionists, and I can't stand to hear some of these narrow skulled creatures condemning noble men and women for teaching the truth. Why. Km one who will die for my faith in truth and happiness. I don't pretend to be a classical scholar from high school, but 1 do pretend to be from the(super developed ape.) This follow done wrong by firing me when I have no way out to get my bread! and butter. I do right bv putting! him in a condition so he'll neverJ cause any one -Ise any trouble.Too Many Joke*.“.Vow I’m going to explain the reason why J couldn’t turn out the work us quick and as good as the boss wanted it. Vo. ofference is this: In a struggle for existence I would kill a law-abiding thief—outright—not like the way he would see me die. for some or the capitalists (not all of them) would starve and kill' by inches, working the fingers off for bread and butter. That is what I condemn. So now you’ll know I'm an honest criminal, so isn't this all right?Warning to Police.Why, chief, I feel as tho I'm doing good by teaching some of you fellows fear alone will not stop crime. If you want less crime stop the causes of it, for no other way is the proper way.Now, remember, the mhn or men yon send to bring me in, has to be able to shoot better than I, or they’ll never even get me dead, lei alone alive, for I’m not caring a great deal whether I stay here or not any more.“Now, remember, the man or officer who pats me on the shoulder will cure as hell learn who 1 am. if you think as less of your bread and butter as I do come right ahead and run me to hell.“I know as well as you do I’ve go only once chance in 50 in getting away, but I gamble on that one chance. If I were an aristocratic criminal probably I would walk over to the srai:on and hand overSuspended in N lt;By United 1New York, July : Oimtivia company, si brokers, with branc cities, including V/z Boston, was suspenc New York Stock t from the cotton excb lowing similar actioi go stock exchange.A petition in ban! liabilities at about assets at about $4.00 hi federal court be: following the suspen:The failure causclt; in Stewart-Warner ct and pore than a 2 the Yellow Cab comi specialized in the twmy gun. than hire an unjust crim-Worker Reti to Plant His For(CON TIN CUD FwiKiL jiuuui. out i uo pre- ' r - . .....to bo a man who knows right ?,f11 _ r?af‘ aml buLl*r no wrong and T feel justified to \u slriittfc up anyhow U: very soul in shooiing this business anlt;l i'd Ion- rat!govern-. mern-ii mere e which iat hurlinal lawyer to sceak out of it before an unjust court, but you see my environment is a little different than that and I'll do what I want clone alone, single handed, anil I never said you'll not get me for what I do, but I do say you'll have to do plenty of trapping first.So. I tell you again he a little careful who you send out. for it’s iheir bread and butter not mine.or doingier takesome of you lend than the rope.“Very sincerely yours.“Loraine F. Trebon.‘210 Glenwood street.“Waterloo. Iowa.\utc to Out Her.To Hie Courier Paper—To the manager of the News Department: I il give you the privilege to read i and pul thispunish him for not job back.Destroys His PI Trebon several stroyed all photogrz he could find in his went to the home tore up a picture I also of himself. Michael Trebon. man, said th' liis son had been o yous temperament s liood. Loraine wasyoungpul this in the paper, before I couldn't turn on, tho work^n I i^.‘'mv °'r Chief °f ^ni\ tools and work bench w«?re!r|;smeared up with hard oil time I left to get a drink, take jokes as good as anv fellow, but some the factory workers‘•very 1 can_ name in Loraine Trebon. shout a man at Hie ArmstrongMfg. Co. The cause is explainer!ilr•ner inclosed, addressed to f of politoinorkdon’t know there five ms meanness. The cunph that smeared up my bench and tools are bib\e readers and claimWhen ir fjuit. unci to he no iimii to theirof felloWi-a',' hadreauers iiiui Claim Christians:. Due of those; nr,ak^ is a f aUinlic mid the other jLiOtO i two are said io he Protestants,.j but v;halevci* they are they sun-doption !:,c aro l10*r lt;-*ampWItheir denominationiieM-r publish the; story as ] wriir,- it i member, sa ywon id be fatsMost likolv vonikk n mgthe will and my please reruth u is iagainst melt \ knew ito hifit mno: 1lt;#v*rnamv. to ‘‘itrn a little homeof• own and itvr docent, r would ave hurt anybody, but w'hon I hat in my heal years in life nothing bur a poor chance la live d'*'cm ««:* a man should. I'll shnwreclt;iir-kLS,L#,11 T1*nrmiiiJiuo:i ror aggravating ■and causing a man to teach themhose hoys what 1 really!was the iners in beforea lifelong Tht-s# fellowsr.tust likely will nor laugh and oy Thc;Th!,lk themselves snuirr wh*n I5’ plan* all laU-t think kirffcrent.t ! ■ -nt wage 3gn;HoiioutThey'llso tar of can do.! ‘ [fs Ptrrll - . “if it is wronc io dis-iiU.ey a good law ii ri^'li! to dis-;Cbc-y a law and any man. com-or law, that denies a capable, honesi niiiu a right rlt; ,.;irn a livmIncrease * adjast-1 wo -aralllvy Til** ft ii :ie\v man Th*-u y i • iwhy I tielSept. 1. Mattcy, o he rein rati on“The ecu izive -«■* ’O veces wKn i at At-Jusl think how borne follows are tn who starts to *.\nrk. will know tult;: reason yo damn ruad. I coulil have easdlv stood the gafr. Whv. I put up with most Jtir.rinng a fairly good job and 1 I can k^.p from fighting and quarreling I rr.an.But here'* the point I want to' d^yb^lu and tr.eei gc; at--you s-e aggravation knows v.liai I11 shcior cause h*s morewould lo keep believe*lie same as anyis wrong. Tin* man I « criminal than i l»caust- he would C Triir slarvii won Id 11*1 him.worn! rr**a;meru «iti boys me ire rope, bi.it you’ve me before you c:lti even cou!c:tCt get this du.l Ar:nstrong’s as* I fin-l'd wait ntiiii [ ean. I'ma tid in thed'lt; 1 a at(f Ithere atUK Tspecial)a of theamount Hie f edtica-was n ttbad* nongoleto vp-last V. \V. aition ol5SS.5AO.ol bousei silk findwith outwhilebut tho bos* said. I'll and 1 w^nl. Hut 1 mnd** trip over then- to have, a superintendent io why he mo go.“I cam* inio tli^ office and spokf: wiihout a vulgar word, Isaid lev 11^ Jsuperinienricni. *\Viivdid you iay me off. 1 woullt;l like to know? Whether ij was i ho work tluit was a little tlack. orface, lug on. IO V ■ Ture onno: coinjz lu lay in the lt;'MiH. ni just walk over ih«wehim fa*-* in . am figuringworking, j' r«'-nk mj, then I'll giv* p.ini a fight-you gn.j^'-c eh,Mice. but a rather slim one. a special 1 hccause \ have already made a 1 h: - ::I Io get over, with him.By tho time- jou follows a? ire st:diou the news I’ll be jn and oat of I'odar Kails’ bv that linir-I'm r.Sil ;i Waterloo'and will mu hurry a damn bit oil her tn got aw;i\ All yon got !o do is lie careful who you snip on Hie strutsL. THKHON.two ycar-5 ago for hts appendix and never seemed to hiereil, according to t 3tr.s. Trebon atir a study of the thee ag a contributing ia unbalancing of her Hi at Loraine studiet iler a woman tutor several hooks on * her. The hoy jrivc God about a year also i^aici.Yesterday morni his mother he was Harry O. Dahl, vur Illinois Central In ago the boy is fhId his father, knock j Loraine was taker Inanity rommission l Following iii.s a Trebon i.s said to following signed s police;Trebon *s bi T. Loraine Trebi Glen wood street, tt ing statement wii promise and know he used against m1 started with Manufacturing coi and worked one wlt; as a machsne ope giving me work, come bnck in the. •stait. He told rueprers. I spoiled r1 holr rutting marhi the pieces I turned 1 got to lalklr.g * 1irsJ day and told factory work quit read ii]) np the Set 1 was an ardem c of l he hoys said: missing link. If mad at ail. They m n the m isshi key. on my hack, make m* ir.su!.Limit llt; K cry 5 we• »f wat«T. when I»«1'ft.ISbands, my wish hard oil-tuud. bur i her* thine.On S.tiunlay [ !l]» uuii’k with clutch wh-^ds by ! had only been \h
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Fri, Jul 03, 1925
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