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THURSDAY, NOVEMBE
1212,1925. . ~
' run EVENING SENTINEL~SO.~-NORWAI.Ko cons. _
.lAZER CASE '
NOW lN HANDS
or in JURY
His Counsel, Summing
‘* Up, Admits Father
3 Killed Imhecile
.'Daughter
l". LIWIWTON. Colo. Nov.
(AP). The case or in. l-lurolti nu
mer Bluer. charged with the nim-
i‘fl' 01 ll“ thirty-tour olt
é‘ydutlil‘lifil'. Hue]. a cripplo ulinos‘
‘ iron birth, was given to tho jury 0'.
' District. court here. at, 0:1.)
the night. ,
with the instructions thll
Suds. ottorins an alternate verdtc:
t In. "ending only for a life son-
;ienco in the case or u verdlci ol
. Cums, or acquittal, the jury filed
to tho quarters tlm court
room.
An .dmislea that Dr. Harald 1-3:.
2“W? Blue: killed hit; 34 your old
.."'eisiid-womap" daughter, Hum-i was
“‘l'nldo lui. night. by Lewis vary.
3:: chief defense attorney. in hln finul
”tumour before the case- \\'cni.to
“the Jury. The prosecution complet-
Wed its arxuxnents in the into after-
your
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Cannon Explodes, Kills
Man At Celebration
PHILADELPHIA. Nov.
(AP). The premature explosion of s
saluting cannon. used in on Armis-
tice imy tribute to the war dead
cli'urd thu deuih yosiordsy of Pri-
vate 'i‘homus McGovern. o! the 15
Ol‘tlll‘iuni'u company. stationed at
Frankfort! arsenal.
'l‘liu uocldoni. occurred as McGov-
v'rn'a company was standing at ut-
tvnilmi, waiting for tho salute which
wns to have been fired by McGov-
vrn. llo \vus uionding at the pull:
‘i‘ltlfiétl breech when the six-pound
shrill exploded. hurlinu him iiiison
t'twt. uwuy from the field piece. He
thH hurried to a. hospital where he
tllL‘t'l soon utter.
14 Rum Runners Are
Anchored in the Sound
l"ilt’)\’lDENCE, R. 1., Nov. 12.—
(AP). A rum armada of at. least 14
ships is anchored oi! the mouth or
Narragansett. Bay «loading from
Seuconnei to Montauk Point. News
or iln: i'luct. was brought to Newport
yostm‘dziy by navy vessels returning
from salvage operations on the
sunken submarine 8-51. The ships
are loaded with liquor tor the
Thanksgiving and Christin” We.
navy men believe. ‘
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'uo‘on. following the instruction
the Jury by District Judge. Sumnel'
lohnlon. Under the Colorado slat-i
lites the jury is instructed prior to,
in. closing argument. l
“Yes, we ddilili. that. lit? slew the
Uri.” Mowry said. "but we do uoit
“Knit he killed with malh‘: .‘iful‘e-l
‘uru conviction neither do “'0 ud-
mlt that he was sane whnn ho mm-
!!!fiifll the llomlcltlo us thu- Exliil'.‘
co tends. Further we :oninrd thut
4! tier of the latter charges has
been sustained by (Widener: line.
"But. with malice nt‘ortrtltoun‘him'
shit gentleman oi the. Jury, Is a ser-
ious charge. Can you believe 11m
11!!! old father. who tenderly cared
for this imbecile girl for thin.-
Rllr Mars and who lavished upon
her his utmost devotion. could have
.illin hi! daughter with
gluten”
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MEXICO WILL PAY. '
Woo CITY, new. 1: (AP).-.
Md»! Cllles and his Cabinet;
til" ratified the agreement recently;
entered into by Albe‘rio Pant. Minis-l
'09 0! Finance. and the group of in-l
«national bankers for the rosump-l
flea or payments on Mexico‘s exter-i
fill debt or $500,000.000 on, January}
I. Euler Pull has informed Thom-l
W. Lamont by 'telegrsph to this;
“loci. Mr. Lamont is chairman of9
he hnnkers’ committee.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN
For comfort and smsrtness
these coats will appeal to
youngsters and likewise to
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many models.
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1012 North Main Street
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PLAN TO SEIZE
BIG LINER " AS
RUM SMUGGLER
m roux. Nov. 12.—-iAP)
Seizure of the Ward Lino steamship
Orizuba. worth more than $1,500.
000. by the government as n rum
runner. was recommended by cus-
tom officials today. The recommen-
dation followed seizure otter is run-
nlnc gun bum. in .ths East river oi
u laden speed boat sum to have
been engaged in trtinsporllm; liquor
from tho Oriznhu to home poims
ulonz tho shore.
Numerous reports of llulmr com-
in.‘ into this city from l-Iuvunn has
been recrlvrad by the authoritieu and
from Cuba. 'customs nirn uvro
[toned to watch tlin ship. I
Tho special service squad of cus- '
alongsidn tho liner, gnu» ('hnsu una
lll‘wl morn lllitll 40 Elwin. They do-
clured thny \vcro iirvd on in return i
Two men loupul into lhu “lilel' an
the luunch uprouchcd the duck nun
the other leaped lo the dock. An
made their escape. Ono
Assistant
William lmiay, general manager
toms inspectors. observing a launch “of tho Ward Lino,_anrl Samusl MC-
I'llmv. ("tilt of poiico ol' the Ward
Lino. (levied official lmowletlgo
l tin; smuggling.
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I —Advertise in the Sentinel for the
“mar“ but results.
demllohm of rum u'cro seized
the craft.
seller]. If
Ftillt‘lil‘)!‘ (If
lliurnm immediately roconicndod '0
lt‘mlcrul Attorney Buckner that
Oi’izzilm ln’:
lure instituted against. the
pvill ho tho first time the goverm
when the ()rlznlm lil‘l‘l\‘('tl )‘t’t‘vl"'l“‘fl;’ ,‘mont l'mn nought to libel so largo u.
- gsto-nmshlp for u. prohibition lnw vi<
; ulution.
(fusion
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One of the 'many attractive features
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circulation of the heat before it passes;
up the smoke pipe. thus saving the waste
of heat which occurs in furnaces whose
radiators are of different construction.
To
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Sagacious manufacturers, jobbers, and whole-
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