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‘ 13st John Doro, also "or sumlord,» in
7‘ “as finding todsy by Conner John J.
, Mn. There were two defenses
"opened monsoon-ed. “Ghoul were
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Merino of Stamford was
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No for the death of his prose-.11;—
token to be practically as claimed,
lasing borne out by evidence and etc
tumstuces.
1hr! died at the hospital a few
I do” after Markno had struck him
. lint the head with a piece of kind
Amwwwd It wasthe claim of the
doleuse that death could have probl
.1 ably resulted from delirium tremens,
:“trolnvwhich Dora was s sufferer. ag-j
gravated by the blow on the head, ori
that the disease may have ‘Ireen ag-l
traveled further injury to an Oldi
hurt on Dora’s side, as a result of the
blow. It was established by medical;
1 «antimony that the blow on the head;
“was not. sufllcient in itself
to cause 1
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death. 11.
pane in Self Defense. ‘ I,
The other‘claims of Markno was
.3th the deed was done in self de-
mo”
' d woodwtth 'W-IlICIr' to defend him-
flle timeout in view of the fact thet
" a knife, the legal presumption ls that
‘ «it was true. ,
'Dors'e internpgrate habits. land to the
‘ who he had with his wife.
tense. He went. to Dora' s hiouse to in-
quire. into the latter beating Mrs.
MBMsrkno's sister. Dora saw him
wording. and evidently believing that
physical harm was to follow, drew s
hits. according to Markno and the
litter retreated, picking up in stick
’s'elr. i
Msrhno'wss the only one who saw
to ran out into the street shouting
for no one to go near Dora as he had
This is recognized leg
lily 1111 flatmates.
Sereni‘witnesses testified as to
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New York Museum of Safety Makes
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The following is from the \'ew York
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The Hatting Exhibit at the Ameri—
presented
about
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Wild Animals in "Movies"
Mad Dogs and Hydrophobic ‘ .,
Making Ice at Home
Poisonous Cases in Wsrisre
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who represents 'lhe Museum under
tho-Wan Villain“; 1 ' ‘1
The manufacture of soft hats and
derbies is illustrated fully“and the 3
methods airs-ruins proper conditions
:for the workers in the hat factories
i
and for lessohlng their ‘l‘isks are
shown Thewcorils of the work
done in this "Safety First’ campaign
also are set forth It is shown that
the dust. from the powdered fur in the
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lace.
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brushes.
High crowned hats at
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(-is is in proportion to the 1111 miu‘r 111' women?
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petals of which are tipped with gold.
old r1111
with‘old. or silxcr, trotted and jeweled lace.
I is crowned with :1
netio properties. '
Suggestionsgsre also given concern-
in: specifications for the purchase or
platinum crucibles. 1
Copies of S'cientlilc Paper No. 254,
the publication upon this subect. may.
he obtained without charge, on request.
to the Bureau of Standards, Washing-
ton, D. c.
Terms] Showmg of Winter Dress
Hats and Caps for Theatre
and -'Danci11giParii'es
fu<i1im1 in hate or
describe the appearance of tin-111 when the number of 111011-
liut it is
There are huts
With brims and hats without in'iliis.
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gold and silver aigrrttcs and
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lacc trimmed “'1th
Theatre Gaps -.
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Dutch and
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Original and caclusixe designs in the \Iiiiincn Shop.
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”La Dunscu‘lsc"
(low just south of the \Ialn "
in the win—.
1 10111 the
Street entrain c .
top Oivlit‘l‘ pretty head which
dancing _ ‘ ‘_
cap of gold not, to the tips ‘
offlhcr broca«l"ii ' slippers is
she not “tenth iait biem
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