I
Do Not Starve
Your lawn and
garden but feed
Nature's bestami
II
I.
”(Ingest fertilizer
SHEEP MANURE
Titian Chicago Stock
No. pulverized and
. unadulterated. In bags
run. 50 and 25 lbs.
BUY
* iHazelton
Coal .
~l'
The B. Hershhcld 81. Son Co
TEL. 294
122 WATER 8T.
”5.,
GOAL
l;t'l'(1l't*‘.\()ll 1"} In your supply or
t'oai for next wthI-r try a ton
IIIIsIIt-ls from
William Efi’ron
You will find that the cool goes
to ashus
.n .
Not. (.IllnkHI‘S
and Iioos‘not'lni'nrw the critic.
3 ROWAN 37"., EAST NORWALK
Tel. 441 Tel. 441.
1
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal or
phone to Win. ldffron and you will
get a ready market for things which
you don't want such as. rags papers
bottles; rubbers, sotutp Iron metals.
bathe-r beds a specialty. We are
waiting for your call. \\'m. IIJI‘i’ron, I
IIRowan St.
I
l
FANCY BASKETS
(Ii I‘lltlit‘o IIIIit..-I makII tho most ,
arcoptaulc hills to IuI'nIiIls or I.
, ll'tht'lIlI' i .
Int. us prcpurc %
litll Ill, ‘
E
t'or you a bar.-
E
’6‘
. ‘E
FINE FRUITS
I‘or lIlaI-II-r IIIIIII Ilt‘llVOl' it whcr-
over you wirh. I
I.II‘or tublc nap you will IIIIIII tho'
variety and quality of our fruits
,ech‘Iptiouat.
LGIItotto & Co.
Music Hall Block .
woowooocmoom: ooooooooooo
.Q; I;:
30‘
0‘39:
Hot Bed
F orcuig
Now Is the Tittle to Buy
for llN' curly starting of plants and vegetables for the Iiummcr gnIIten.
- \l' I: HAVE TIHIIIM
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IDUTH NDRWALK. SON".-
sash and
’ rames
DOES
THAT COUCH OR CHAIR NIED
NEW UPHOLSTERY AND A LIT-
TLE VARNI’SH TO BRIGHTEN IT
UP?
Try us. We will make it look
like new at much less than new
would cost you. A phone call will
brim us to 'you.
BROS.
Tel. 4-11. I
KOHN
,Phooe 336-4.
72 III. Main St.
A Full Line
of Japanese and
Chinese Mattings
will he found in our largo stock of
House lI‘urnishings
M. GUTKowsKY‘
"At the Former‘fiuditorium Buttdltg.
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We IIuv sound ‘Innd Furniture
Best Line
of Men's and Iloys Clothing. 811005..
I
Furnishings, IIIc., at
Gottlieb’s
$7 and $10
NORTH MAIN STREET.
~_.... .-s..._ _.
nouns AIIII III E as
Mrs. Nicoline Manzy
Mrs. Nicolino bianzy. wile of Alfred
Alunzy, liod. yesterday. In the Nor-
walk I-lospltai, aged ‘37 yours. The. fun.
Irral will be held on \l’cdnesdny morIr
int: at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph‘s
Church. interment will he in St.
Mary's cemetery. The deceased leaves
several children beside the husband.
«I.
‘ Zavan Narzaklan,
‘I The Norwalh Furniture
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
in the city.
tile, enamel or galvanized lining.
prices that cannot be equaled when
quality Is considered;
House
I4-x6 WALL ST.
A sortmcnt of
Refrigerators
and Ice Boxes
All sizes and styles with
At
The Largest
LET ME TELL YOU
there is nothing that will spoil your
\\ .11th In Ilock quicker titan dirt and
old, Iancid oil. (‘Itaulincss and can-
tion ls economy in u IiInIIpiIIcc. ’I‘Ihc
IlIIIicntII parts IIII indescribable \\"iIIll
and will soon wcnr Illi‘lllhullt’s out it‘
permitted to run III accumulating (III t
and without oil.
CHAS. BRANDI
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
5 SOUTH NORWALK
OIII 3
Advertisers
Where and What I
to Buy l
“I...
. Saving a dollar is quite as important
as acquiring It. 'l‘hc South Norwalh
EIII luvs lltlult’ has :IoIlIII good tItIl‘iI-I- It)
loner on that subject,
Spocial sale of shapes at Minta's to-
Inorrow,
The adv. ol' the United Electric
Light and Water Company will tell you
‘how to get electric lights free.
Rogers and Stevenson: adI-‘cttising
a wonderful line 01‘ men’s and young
(Incn's suits.
S, 1.. Benedict says the Ford
.qucrs in the long distance,
Road about the Nordica goods for
the dressing table. 1). .\I. Ileod‘s adv.
Read what Trlalrnm anti ilyatt are
offcring for Easter week.
Spcciul Halo of upholstcry.
(lllll‘
rugs.
.IItc., at tho Iloston Store.
ICIltI- and Ilnlston shoes I'or men at
(Ilorcr's.
l“llll line of Ivcr Johnson and Road.
.inn bicyclca at II‘. 16. Locktvood andI
Company‘s.
Rcad about the coming acuson at
Iloton Point.
I .___._
LAST DAY FIIII
ZIIvaII Nnrzahlan. aged 10 years,
died at the Itbtne of his parents onI' WESTPnflT SMELT
Spring Hill, last night. Funeral III‘I‘ m“
rangcmonts will be annonnccd later.
Funeral of Mrs. C. C. Parmelee.
The funeral service» ol’ Mrs. Charles
(I..l’armclcc, who died at her residence
on Wont avenue, Sundoynlght. were
held from her late bottle, at 10:30
o‘clock. this morning. The body was
thou put on It train for New l'llH'OllI
n how interment will bo made in liver-
KI‘I’I'II coiuotcryf
u. Iloyal. I.. Higgins,
unc. ‘
of \l'oIIl Invo-
IIIIIualns In It critical condition.
I'Iousowlvea watch Stantlncl Want
Advn. for clues to that aspired-1.0“bct-
tor poslilon’"
304200: IOIVJ‘C MOMCNQI I'
.-
r;
r. .
liuall. III
Saving a Dollar
is quite as Important as acquiring it
Start Ilik'.l}.'$1l(lllflll(3 having, 01' pron a little of your Income for do?
Theq I. South NoIWaIk‘ Savings Bank
,V nimm It will arow‘rapidly whcnnnided by the liberal Interest p’aid.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.
l Today Is this last for the taking of
.wmclt I'I‘ouI Wcstport harbor by the.
colon Incthod The law requires that
this nature of fishing be IIIIdIIII today.
Not walk pcoplc have enjoyed this
spIIIioII III Ilsh IIII much this IIIIII‘.
'I‘IIIII have lItII-II plIIIItII'III and the local
IIIIII'IIIIts have been unable 1:) not
though to supply the Ilt‘lllililll ‘I'or
IIII III 'I‘IIIiuI and ltlllli)l"'ltl\\ morninI.
How will bII “fill. oi this II'lIaIIII-IIII
lIoIn \\'(’I-llllt_‘.)ll but it III the cud.
The "fill must be all on tho docks
"‘Io' aundown today the Ilshcitncu nu—
Iicrstund and this delicacy IIIII tIhIcn
bc I1 thing ()l tllc post, until hold your
roll.» around to tho. proper season.
IIIIIIImfiImm say that never before int“) warrant. hin being doprlvcd oI‘ «bi-III of the course I‘or trial.
IIIII history of smell Ilnhhrn how the
\l'astport Ilsh bccn so plentiful.
SEEKING SUITABLE
SBHIIIILIIIIIISE BITES‘l
-. IIIII than all
‘ 'i‘haw's guardianship and
Ill IIIIIIIS IIIIIII’IIS
Release IIIItIt Case (ions to U.
8. Suprema Court
CONCORD, N. 11., April I-i.--.HaI'ry
Kendall Thaw's politibn for a writ of
Edgar Aldrich or the United States
District Court today. The court said.
however, that no order would be is.
custodyhnntil arrangements had been
completcd to take the case to the
pool.
'l‘lI'I'III 'II petition for admission to
bail the court lot-t undetermined, tak-
NII Order to he leaned tor nay—~—
hnheas conpuswus granted by Judge .
sued for the prisoner's discharge from
United states Supreme Court on ap- I
lug theI ground that it. would bo more.
’ appropriate for this to be passed upon’l
by the Supreme Court. .
The result of the decision is that;
conditioni
will ho unchangcd for tho preactrt,l
but that his pctition for a writ of!
billions corpus will go to thc hlnhost'
IoIIII in tho land with a decision 01‘
illu loIIcI court in his I'anI l
'IIIIId decision Illed with the ('IIIrk ciI
the cotut lli’it‘ makes more than Ienf
thousand words and discusses I-x
Il\'l.’l)' the various phases of the caso‘
‘prescutcd in thc llnitcd States (iourl.
II-othIIiing:
l ”\II conclusion is that tho constitu-
llionul light of (‘Xll‘ildillilll lor crintc
!uocs not IoasonahlI applt to such It
lritualian us this, \Ihcrc the right ot
control by tho dcuIIIuIIiIIn stutnc I'c»
sidcs in :I drarm- of custody based oil
linsanity and \IIIcI'II its papcrs upon
lillt‘il' I'acc IIIIgutiI'c Ihc idcn oi‘ llt‘l'rimII
lal criminal I'Isponsibility It Is for-
thcr thought that it would ltII'oIvII.
l‘orchI or llctlonul rcasonln; to ”who a
;I'lI}.I.hI III “to chnrnclcr ol' tho outI In
{question tlIII hind ol‘ a flight content-
lpIaII-II by tho I‘onstitotlon n~ a basis
II'III' cxtratlitiou.
: “II that an
:uu-dc sustaining thc \\lll
will In:
and llllli tIItI
‘III tltioIIIIr llt' III«clI:II‘:cII from III.» cx-
I'I-Iaults III'IlI-r
ltrndition proccss undcr which “0 was‘
hold at tlIc time his petition for lttt~
lllll‘ila' corpus was III-unaltt upon tonsil—
ltu‘IIouni grounds.
3 Ii has bI-on lllllll'l'r‘ll‘ttl
‘IIII‘LIIIIIII‘III: tlI:It_ which IIlt‘I‘ nay this
was dccldctl by IIIII, It would be
lillil‘ll In 1.19 SI' II'IIIIIII l‘ilttt‘l. 'l‘llIIl'tII
lI’ll’Illill III'dIII‘ will made
I ithcr sustaining I‘III l\l‘ll or discharg-
Einu tlIc pctltioncr until III.- It!"l‘ltl\'t‘tl
party has lII‘IIl an opportunity
1ch its appeal."
When the
from tIItI
. caso
lIIt‘II,
III) be
it) put"
slayer of Stanford
White cntcrcd this state. last Sep~
tcmbor. ni‘tor his deportation
Canada. he was IIrrI-stod by the state
authorities. To prevcut his cxtradi
tirIn to .\'IIw York, his attorneys pc.-
tionctl for a writ ol‘ habcns corpus.
this ‘I"‘('I'I‘(lll',ll :IIIIoInIIIinaly ulaIIIIL;
tho in federal ,lurII'IIii‘iiIuI
'lCllllL’ no a stay to lht.I rxtrndiliott
Iv‘-II ll was latcr nrantcd III tlImI-ncr
in do I
ha In tho lunltitc :Ippllci I'IIII aIIuIis
(ith'l!
the insane
\l' 1.3'
from
Mattcnwan
.\'I.Iw York ‘I‘ltlll‘ opposed
for bIIiI_ alluging: that
mIIntaI condition was both as
his. I'rcodom II Incnncu I.) illl‘
npiracy to escape
asylum at
(‘ctIIIscI l'or
.llII: IIIIlIoII
’l'lmw's
‘o uIIIkI
Ipublic.
lion I'or bail. and the appointment and
I'rporl of thc couIInhII-Iion upon
iulcntal condition, the court says:
"1 Intro no doubt of the right ol’
.the court to grant bail under the cir-
cumstances of this case; but as the
qucstlon li-l .IIn iIItcrloI-ulory one. of
whlIh thc pctilioncr has the right to
avail hlmsoll’ at any time and Ill’ any
‘stauc of the proceedings. and as the
toast: is about to no out of the control
lot lhiI. ('.'()llll and Into the Snpt'omo
ji‘hour and as Suprcmc t‘ourt halo 3
‘has an important and perhaps a con-
EIII'oIIiIIII.‘ bcaring‘ upon tho. question, I
am Illnposcd Io leave the motion I'or
bull uIIdcthhIIncd without prIIJtIdiI-e."
'Iho IonIt says that thc toport of
tho commission, nupplctncntcd by Ills
own observation at the several hcur~
lugs sIItIsIlI-III him that nnv supposed
danger to IIIII IoquIunIty through
il’l‘imw‘u liberty was so remote as not;
lnpon that, ‘ground.
‘ l “I am not, at all cctlain that. I am
lnot denying II plain right and doing
.‘tho petitionot injustice. by IeIIIiIu.
lihis question undocldcd “ III-I said.
'I‘hII\It‘I-I IIIIIII. IhII coutt Ilntls to no
.:.thtt 01‘ II person nought. to be extra-
dited IIudcr the (ousiitulon because
‘England has extradition power
,l'lcclng from custody bascd III"
from '
illlil‘
skin ‘0 ball on IIIII ground that con-i
bniIIIIIIII. "
lit-citing thp facts as to ’I‘haw's pIIti~‘
his
cum.
nor in
boon
invokcd tor the rcturn III‘ a prrsonal
l‘oro neither III this country
711 such
It finding of insanity and such an cs-
Wild“ and flight."
Now York‘s right 01' custody, it' the
right cvisls, .Indnc .\|I.lriI-h rules.
"was hand sIIlIIly upon tho him of in—
sanity: tlIlIi
tho cast-'
from uuiuIII of
in Iicscribing lhII supposed
IIxtI‘uditioII cI'iInII, thc IIIImandiun slatt-
lterll. upon Ihc low of thc p-IIIIIIrs. no
('thutllly throws tit
IlItI \‘cry
qucstiou ot' (‘i‘lllllv
nut I‘t'shonw‘ibllity lnio IhII bold of un-
Icttniuty and thus It at onch pros-cuts
II IpIcstion new to cxtradltion law."
II‘III‘IIIII' 'II .Iudzc \ltll‘li‘ll I-iuys'
"ii is strongly urnod hv I-oIIIIwI for
thc lllLlllI‘lll'I' this f‘ilHt' that llll'
rcnl and substantial pur osI- of tho Iva
tradition sought is not to punish thc
.I'uppoucd IIIisIIIIIIIIIaIIor iIII'oII'IId in tho
IIsct‘Ipc, but to .IaIIcIIrII a return of thc
petitioner IIIIIIIII' cxtrudition powcr
upon II chargc of clinic, for thc ulti-
Inalp purposc cl rt'Il'illlllllilllC‘lli at lhtI
.\I 'II t tcu wan
dauncrous
"I think tho III-:HIIIIIIIII-I iIItcrpI'ctII-
lion ol‘ lllt cntIrI- procc tllllJ. iII'IIIIdI
inc. Illl' IItutcuII-III ol' connncl. 'wo cx-
pact to tIIlIc this Illllll back: wo ox-
to try him and punish him for
his crime. and thn he has taken
.his pnuiahtncnt for his crimp we cx-
port to put him where he belongs IIIIII
IIhI-Ire hc will not be a menace to the
fpubllt‘,‘ Is at Icasl that tho solo purI
pose Is not to punish for the supposed
criIuc ol‘ conspiracy to cscape from
guardianship custody."
in
livipital as. an insane or
pcrscn.
' pIII'I.
lMELLEII BASE 18 IIIILLEII
It‘ ontinucd Irom first. page)
railroad company lIII\'llll.1 IIxciusivo
contIol and mnnagcmcnt of its tracks
and appurtenances thotIgh the town
of \l'cslport, and ol‘ the IIth;IiIIIIIut
and oporation of tilt‘ engines and
trains running upon thc same, It was
his duty to keep said tracks III proper
condition and ropnlr for safe travcl.
and to furnish and prol'ltlo a sui‘lic.~
.icnt nutnbcr o't‘ brakI-IIIIIIII and imple-
Ilt‘llls‘ and I?) employ compctcnt anti
carci'ul IIIIniIIccrs to run and oporntc
.sald cugincs for the protcctiou of tho
.livcs oi‘ pnssenncrs riding: upon said
‘II-nine. and to provhlc and maintain
‘crossmcrs IIIr sul'licicnt length to per-
Init said engine-'- Illltl trains to press
to :1le front tho tracks of said railroad
III safety, and to. prividc il propcr and
adequate Bl’llllll‘lll ol’ automatic train
control; wht-roby in pushing; a signal
wahout. bonding: the sumo, a .traiu
Iwonld be brought. to II stop: and well
knowing lho premises and his uald
duly. the accused Iclonit‘utsly, wilfully,
and with (llllmd‘lllt) licgllpcuco, did omit.
and neglect. to perform tIIIII sumo and
from which ucnlcci the chIth of June
lloc rcsultcd.
We have becu over the cvidenco
with State AttorIon‘Jutlson. and those
who have Itidod him in thc pI‘IIpttrItiiou.
i We have talked with tho coroner,
and curclully road all of the III'iIlo.Ic.I-II
taken by him III II Iery thorough and
exhaustive examination of tho acci—
dent in question, and its causes. and
1118 oillclttl repott. We have road the
oxpcit report of the. accident made to
the Public Utiliticu Iomtnlsaion by t‘.
'1 [III :‘II‘Itllwllll Hoard III. Education In bII 'hud 1'ch Irom guardianship cus-‘(‘.1§iuoll,lts chief engineer and In.
out in two today going over the (‘IWllody based upon the verdict of II ltny t-tpNtOl', and also the report made by
v Ilh an Idcu towaId deciding upon II.
fl rite for the new $50000 school to be
III‘tt‘tIId on tho ilill Section. The!
. most iavo abIII lot ntioh it: thought to
‘ , be that at the corner of Connecticut lam-optional and extremely arl)ltrary,. and, alter a thorough and exhaustive
aIeIIuII. and Cedar street, what was
that he was insane. .. ,
l "The (3111-10 III II naval.unofficommonts
tho court. “ and requiros IhII utmost
I
«nation as tho Iuowet oI' extradition III
and because It imposes itself upon
the Itnharatote Commerce (3 ommissiom
We have examined the records ot‘ the“
Emmi 01' Directors and the executive
committeo of the railroad company.
examination of the law and the facts
formerly know he the old sand banks. personal liberty, and. because hereto- In the edge we are forced to the com
“ looked I'or.
Norwalk’ s Leading Dry Goods Store W‘W
F
Hoosier
“White Beauty”
Advertised in Leading Magazine:
which is so (ll'ill‘ to c\
UIIZ'II in your
who you paid for
My it.
OR Easter vveek we.
take pleasure in pre-
senting the largest and
most complete stock If
LADIES AND MISSES’
Coats and Suits
that we have ever shown. Every
model represents the up- -to-the
minute ideas of the best manufac-
turers in style, material andcolor.
Visitors are most cordially welcomed.
I'y good IIIIlIm-III t’JII‘l'.
hitch It: you \Iould not
WE SELL THESE 0N EASY PAYMENTS,
'J; '4 '..'.I'
t. n» -
I,I.I:rl,lf.:l:lffl:lrl.ll't'
.wum'u‘c‘g‘u‘aiscpjuj
I..‘-«I~..'.I_I.I:Ic.r
‘u
sushi: .
$68312-
'“i“f~f“3‘f‘€“i~3fif‘3m’ ""’
IQCICIQ WM}: u‘ u "‘3‘
W‘W‘C’C'CE‘C‘O'W: It‘toj‘uju" t
It‘tcklw
Home and
' let us
demonstrate
to you the
Beautiful
Hoosier
Kitchen
Cabinet
niw it up for Ilo-I'Il..
«M... J
Ilusion that there is not suflhicnt cIi- opinion that the tIaiI would llllél
demo to j.ustirI a trial tloIItcd" (nor the (XOSHOHI tit Inn
The evidence cleaIIy shows that the
roadbcd. tr,ackn signals cars. can inc
and othci train cquipmcnt new in
good condition and did not Ionttibute
to the accident. The signals Itcrc cor- l
I‘ectly set for the cross 0ch InoIenIent
ol' the train. and the Icqulrcd nnmbct
of brakcmen w erc provided in I7~oInpli .rm. 0,- pp...“
once II 1111 an order 01 the Iailrond com- tummy It“.
Iuissloncrs. The engineer was compo-
tcnt. if not one of the best.
surcd by experts that there is no site
t'essl'ui automatic dence for stopping
trains in use on the I-Iurlnce Iaihoads
ot‘ the country. and how not boon able
to procure any IIIidIIncI- oi the con-
trary.
State Attorney Judson, and those
who have assisted him in the prepara-
tion of the case for trial. agree with us
that the only allegation in the iIIiornIII
lion upon which II conviction may be
it at llll, is that the accus~
cd was exclusively charged with tho
duty to provide and maintain at the
place of the accident a crossover of
Iiullicient length to permit1 lIII.I engine '
and train to pass from track'ono to
llIlL'lI Illi‘t‘t' tll hinh HpI-cd in safely.‘
and that. ho nclzlcctcd this duty and
the death of Jane Iloo was cnnzIIIII
thcrcl AI. liouce. wc have cxamincd
this alienation and thc evidence which
wo IIIIvtI IIIIIIII abic to obtain to sup-
porl it, with much euro, and we mo
railsllotl (In that thc accused was not
(hauled with any such spcclilc duty
as to cross oversl‘mtill that tho uccldcnt
was not cauucd by the type of cross-
Itvor In use.
The III‘Ossovcr III use at. thc time or
the accident is It Number It). sIIIcaIIIIIl.
and the company has a rule which re-
uulres cnglnocrs to take this ('I‘UHSIH‘GI'
III a rato of I-IptIIId not greater than Iii-
Icon Iuilcs an hour
A ten minutes beforc tho ntcldont.
the first not tion or Number 5:! took the
name crossover, under cold upooII
I'lllc, safely. The csaentlnl practical
difference bcIWecu It Number 10 (Irons-
oI'cr and one of greater length is that
of wood. A longer crossover may be
taken at it higher rate of speed. All
of the ntntII«.IvIInIIIII~IcII agree that, til
Number 10 crossover lH perfectly sate,
Ir'takon III. II rate of spcodil‘rour 15 to
25 miles an hour. The principal cit-
“portwoi‘ the state; an oxcnglneer 019
much practical ”perished. is 013 tho
II.
I
We are Its- l
I
spchLit was going, salclI. it the In-
aineer had not applied his l"\t‘l-
bIIIhc while taking it. This no
claims, made thc tIain I'.lgld and it:
failed to Icspond to tho coitus.
Exports .Irc ngIIIIIIl that it is
solo to Lilli
hot)
at a hizh
”'IbIIIII is no I \I‘iIIIIucII Io
statc" claim that” tho
III tlIiInt would not IIIIIII tltIlIll‘I‘Il l
ctossoiot oIIIt gIIIIItIII lI-IInth
The most that can
it would burn bcI-II III»:
are ochIrrIIIl.
I‘ all) (”IOSI-‘II‘I‘WI
:t.
I :III
lll't'll in u<c ll'
said is that
likely to h
\th IIt'I.I unable to wow that u IIIIII,.IIII'
. Irossovcr would burn cat‘ricti lllt’ ll‘illil
safely. Anthorltios dit‘l'cr as to what.
crossover is most dcslrablc IIIIIIcr all
circumstanccs. The whole qncstion as
to what crossoror under all circum-
stances is the IIIII‘IIIII is “It“ or judo-
mont on which railroad Iucn IIII'I’III'.
III vicw of thc l‘orcgolna‘ facts no
arc oi’ the opinion that a IIoIlII proscuui
choultl be I-IIIIII'IIII. and with tho court's
approval wc wll IIIakI- such (llh‘lltlh‘llltlll
ot‘ the case.
In III'I‘tIpllllt: lltc rcporl. Illitl’lt‘ ’lutI
Ilo said he. had conIItIIIIIcc III IlIc III~
Icgrily of thc spIIcial conuscl. lul
tho coursc of thc various llli.‘illlllll!tl. III-
had lI‘IIII\\'ll III‘ what tlIII Stuto chIIInwi
and ho watt not nurpriscd at tho coll-
cluslous III' tho ('tllllllit'l. "It you could'
.IIII convict thc accuecd.” IIII said “I.‘
do not know or any out: who could.
'I‘III‘II-III'III‘II I think your I'IIcoIIIuIIItIdIII
lion Is a wit-III IIIIII, 'I‘o IIqu bronchi.
Ihc “It“! to trial ~lllllll'l' tho conditions:
would llll\'t‘ lllllltlHl‘Ill a mum I-xpc-Is-o
on the Stptc. II” you arc milistllctl with
your inquiry III’ ”III conditions not forth:
that IIIIII'II in not IIII‘IIIIIuco cuouuh to
conyict. the court is willing to ucccpb
that finding. In It lrial It would ho
the, duty of tho soup to pt'ol'l‘ IIIII dutv‘
of the accused. IIIII violation by Ibo
accuscd 01‘ that duty. and that llrillll‘
Izoncc grotto In cIIaI'IIr-IIIr IIIIII Iakcn
place. II. III this butt phaao which in
Illiilcttlt to prove l'l‘ho rcport In nc~
IIIptIIII and a polio plump, (lllll’l‘t Id t'II~
thcd.‘ '
I:
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It \l'Il'LII reportctl this morning that.
Jack Rose was in \l’ndmvorth'n IIIIIII-
rtmuporatlug
A.
tax-lulu, “\l'ooIlIscoIIrt,”
from his nervous Ibrcukdown. Ilr.
‘1). Wadsworth denied the rumor.
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