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lit*.Vn-vi t hRLtlNtn IL UAdtlght»vetiFinger and Walter EsterdayImportant WitnessL ines, are Absentne.said►1 byESTERDAY WAS DRIVERFlt;CAR CONTAINING LIQUORtheughtheFinger, Memberol u gBeen Doing Sellingaledhichin a highandThe ^se of the state against PrankKleinertz. charging him with the1 transportation and unlawful sale ofi intoxicating: liquor, was brought up incircuit court this morning The case was railed Monday afternoon, the juryj selerted and then adjourned until this morning.Lad Reznouz was the first witness_w on the stand. He testified that hePY pnsseq the alley between Third andD I I Fourth streets and between Main andPearl streets, and .saw a car parked sideways across the alley. This was at 11 in the evening. The ear was lighted and Reznouz investigated. lierease1 found three jugs in the ear and a Mr.Ott near the ear. Joe Pinger was also on the scene.AtenSo-kmKleinertzMENTSCropsJuctfon e Tnit-presentiroughtChief of police Webber, next on thestand. telt;n fied as to the license num.her of the «ar in which the liquor was found. Aerording to the book of license*; which the Chief has in hispossession. Frank Kleinertz w*« idon titi°d as flio owner of the car. Mr. I Lambert, state chemist in the proliibi-tion department, exhib ted fhr«*e samples of the liquor taken from each ofthe three Jugs and sent to Madison byT’ndersheriff Mi ler. He testified that the aleohol content of the samples (varied from 00 to OS per cent proof.1attntf(per
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La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press

La Crosse, Wisconsin, US

Tue, Nov 13, 1923

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