Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 202, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1926 — Page 14

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FAMILY ATTACKS RAIDING POLICE Officer, Man and Wife in Chicago Hospital. Bv United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 29.—Three persona are In a hospital here today as a result of a hand-to-hand fight between the family of an alleged moonshiner and two policemen. The policemen, Leslie Larson and Joseph Conley, to the home of John Sazsatewski to arrest him on charges of violating the prohibition law. The officers were reading the warrant, when, according to the officers, Sazsatewski and his 18-year-old son began to fight. The mother Joined in, acording to the officers, and two other children followed her. Sazsatewski was wounded six times, Larson is suffering from three bullet wounds. Mrs. Sazsatewski was knocked unconscious by blows on her head.

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desire to run to him from every difficulty. “Because I don’t want your pity,” he continued, sternly. “And don’t misunderstand me about it.” “It isn’t pity for you,” she faltered. “What is it then?” "Pity for myself—that I haven’t courage enough to be the wife I know I could be.” “Sonia, why do you say things like that? You know you don’t give a hang for me.” She admitted, honestly, “Right this minute I do.” "But the next minute you won’Os that the idea?” She nodded.

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