The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1928, Page 6

PAGE SIX LOCAL WOMAN STAR WITNESS Mrs. Dorothy Fenstermacher Testifies Against Former Stanley Cashier Minot, N. D., Nov. 16—(AP)—A ‘weeping denial of all accusations nade against him by his co-defend- ‘nt, Mrs. Dorothy Fenstermacher f Bismarck as a witness for the government, was made in federa} sourt this forenoon by Roy Wold, ‘ormer cashier of the First National Yank of Stanley, who is charged vith aiding and abetting her in em- vezzlements from that institution. She had pleaded guilty to a charge of embezzlement. Wold ad- | nitted under cross examination, rowever, that he had been guilty of taking two false reports to the omptroller of currency, prior to the ime that the alleged embezzlements ook place, in that he submitted itatements showing no overdrafts, whereas, he had overdrafts in his versonal account in the bank. Mrs. Dorothy Fenstermacher, Bis- tarck, former stenographer in the ow closed First National bank at jJtanley, was a principal witness resterday in the trial of Roy Wold, former cashier of the bank, on sharges of aiding and abetting in embezzlements, in federal court at Minot yesterday. Mrs. Fenster her, a co-defend- ant of Wold, ri y pleaded guilty at Fargo to a ch: of embezzling funds from the nley bank and her sentencing was deferred to the present term of federal court in Minot. Mrs. Fenstermacher on the stand described the tem alleged to have been used Wold in taking funds from the institution. Wold is facing four counts, to which he pleaded not guilty. At the outset of her testimony yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Fenster- macher said that during the time she worked in the bank she was single, and that her name was Dor- othy Sullivan. She frequently received deposits n the bank, she and also paid $5.00 and $2.50 for | best two last lines Limerick No. 1 He had blackberry jam in his hair, And his mother was wild with despair, But the jam he had spread On that good WONDER bread Can you write a line for this limerick? It must rhyme with the first two lines ending with a different rhyme word. For the Lest one received before 1 p. m. Tuesday, we will pay $5.00. For the second best one, we will pay $2.50. In the event of two or more persons submitting the last line which is adjudged the best, the first one received wins. Novelty and cleverness will weigh heavily in the judging. Remember that the last line must match the first two in thyme and meter. Address all communications to “Limerick Contest,” Barker Baking and Candy Co., Bis- marck, No. Dak. This is the first of a series of Limericks that we will run in The Tribune every Friday. The winning lines and the author’s name will be published each week, THE WONDER LOAF “Fresh Every Sunrise” Barker Baking & Candy Co. {| “Keep them well and you'll in Ithful fc than PURITY CREAM.” Says Billy Break O'Day. meeeeeeereerees Prosecution. |she said. Mrs. Fenstermacher said that missing. The “unaccounted for” money was always less than the of the deposit slips which had dis-| nec the bank had Peterson, 212 Sixth Street DEOSSSSSS" appeared, she said, nor did she take | part of the state any of the money which apparently | refuges. the state game an¢ disappeared. jdepartment is broadcasting an ap- Citing an instance where the cash | peal to all state sportsmen’s organ- of the bank -zas $100 “long,” Mrs. | izations to aid in the work. Fenstermacher said that she and} As members of the I Wold checked for a considerable ; League and other org: time in an effort to find out where , expressed. willingnes: the sum should be credited. | work, members of the game and fish Then, she said, Wold took the $100; commission are asking them to des- and put it in his pocket and re-| ignate the number of birds they marked that “that would balance | for refuges in their particular te the cash.” tories and pav half of the cost when She testified that she twice | the birds are delivered. _ | forged the name of P. H. Severson,; The birds will be delivered in a by whom she was employed after|few months unless indications point to a severe winter, according to C. P. me and fish commission- __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE out money. Assistant District At-|Wold. He had pleaded to her that| torney George Thorpe conducted the he was in destitute circumstances, while she was working, deposit slips were frequently missing. The | money was checked over at the end of the day, and all that was left “unacconted for” was credited to the party whose deposit slip was original deposit, she said. Unable to pay the entire cost of She did not herself remove any | trapping and shipping Chinese Ring- ‘ pheasints from the southern | to the various game | = Why spend many hours baking : x g BAKED GOODS $ when you can in a few minutes’ x shopping here procure x what you want at no effort and . || just about the same cost? Spe- % cial orders solicited. $ Special for Saturday 8 af . % Baked Beans, x Bread, Mince, s Cherry Pies, Filled Cookies, etc. 5 We always have a fine assort- g ment of other cakes, 4 rolls, raised doughnuts, 3 doughnuts, coffee cakes, ete. Home Bake Shop or with headquarters at Bisbee. N. D. | In that case, he said, the birds will | not be distributed until spring. All birds will be released on game refuges in order to do the most good | in the propagation of the birds, | He urges all sport Vanderbilt Sails on Great Sea Adventure Nov. 16.—(AP)—W. New York million- to| aire, today came to the beginning of communicate with the state depart- | one of the greatest adventures of his in the work including Mrs. Vander- bilt. miles, dynamite to use against eta, sive specimens at greater depth, and nf what is regarded as a complete line| pened on June 14, 1911, at Bagino, of other toll 2 tackle. Philippines, when 46 inches of rain| Is pain The wettest day recorded hap- first trip around the world. as captain, pilot and naviga- | tor of his palatial yacht, Ara, | search of adventure and unknown more than 143,000, specimens of marine life. | With him are several e ment at once, giving the number of | life—his birds wanted for each refuge and the place where they should be delivered. 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