That Man Bundesen
That Man Bundesen
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Bundesex : Well Boettiger himself went OA'er evervthin^ and I think if vou will talk to him he will recall the facts, that he went over there for the Tribune and went over the records and so reported back to them. He just walked in in a brutal way and he said, 'You talked to ^Ir. Lee and these statements have been made. ' I asked him to go over the records and he went over the records. If you talk to Air. Lee you will find he is convinced that so far as the Department of Health was con- cerned ...we did not do anything but what was right in this case. " It seems Air. Lee is better informed than Auditor Gore.
"Bundesex : Xow I am making a definite state- ment to you and I am asking that you check up with Mr. Lee. " Our hero, dependent during all of his official career upon the press for a certificate of character, deems it suf- ficient in this case if Air. Lee of the Tribune approves his endorsing vouchers for printed matter which he never --4 1 6 2 >~ saw. He admits that he put his name, or had it put there by Klebba, upon scores of vouchers for sending out the president's, Tim Crowe's, message, but says, "We didn't have a darn thing to do with the president's mes- sage" ; and, "We never sent a coj^y of the president's message out to a soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bundesex : Well Boettiger himself went OA'er evervthin^ and I think if vou will talk to him he will recall the facts, that he went over there for the Tribune and went over the records and so reported back to them. He just walked in in a brutal way and he said, 'You talked to ^Ir. Lee and these statements have been made. ' I asked him to go over the records and he went over the records. If you talk to Air. Lee you will find he is convinced that so far as the Department of Health was con- cerned ...we did not do anything but what was right in this case. " It seems Air. Lee is better informed than Auditor Gore.
"Bundesex : Xow I am making a definite state- ment to you and I am asking that you check up with Mr. Lee. " Our hero, dependent during all of his official career upon the press for a certificate of character, deems it suf- ficient in this case if Air. Lee of the Tribune approves his endorsing vouchers for printed matter which he never --4 1 6 2 >~ saw. He admits that he put his name, or had it put there by Klebba, upon scores of vouchers for sending out the president's, Tim Crowe's, message, but says, "We didn't have a darn thing to do with the president's mes- sage" ; and, "We never sent a coj^y of the president's message out to a soul.
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