The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-07-21

O. His First Ease
The young mau had just been al
ct miiie1 10 practice at the bar. He $
within the car Enclosures spectlatlll
II upon the chances of clients coming I
him, by mistake q: otherwise. II
G heard his name spoken, and started t,
n, feet.
= MIR. De Move, the prisoner at III,
C bar i, unable &c ei!ipIoy counsel
Will you defend him
Certainly, Your Honor. May | re-
tire with him 10 tie bar office for II
r moments cJnSUltaiinu::7
Yes, sir, and give him your hes,
ldyicr.'
:,A hardly percepiiLIc sucer curlcd
.:is lloror's lips as lie uttered these
last words, but the young man aid
not appear to notice it. Mcriuning
for the prisoner to- follow him. he
passed into tie other room. The
door was closed and fo- ten minutes
the lively clatter Of ram convcrsa-
tions filed fhe court rooIn. Then
the Young man strollcd into. the roora
and dropped into n chair. TIE crier
Proclaimed: "Silence Ii the cou IT.
room'@- His Honor gazed upor .hc
%cnEg man ar.l scil: i
"Are You rc:'.- 20 ~proceed:e /
"ICS. Inar iIonor.~
Where's the prisoner 1
= really don't SHOW
"Wha:::"
I'm s:'.c . loa. now
NJ. De Nova. viii you explain
VII It yea moan ny this most extraor-
binary conduc;:' !
"fo"r Homer TOLL ne TO give aim
the bes; pdrt,e could, | believe.
My it pleas the cunrt. when !
couSul'2! HIM | found he was guilty.
All hlI really no defense whatever.
81. in pursuance of Your Honor's So
kini.r-iarant suggestion, | advised
him 10 drci' .ort ri the window and
r""@r E:rrs,ii A. scarce as possible.
presume. i'll fact | know. that he fol-
the first part of my advice. and
helieya lie will else observer the
rest u it,
The isoner that was is Sd
iar5c.-frJ"t HaTpc,,s H.
- %sl,ooi Ic,J
S,m. Texas se.-nS
.aa, ms,.ing calves
.ha, they aysyia,c the IAN
,E,la i4ysl ESQ -aoTod1
y y arc quick
.i;u? ard %, q, 49,
'.l,e'. ,.,,yea the, It is their d'
They ,s in their schools 4
0 ro"l' .anr.e of ia~.truc'io"
'.aii' ,o%'.v rot only a @s~sst
snail gnu lit a more "E'endod
p ess... 81 n,.,rsIiu-,rrs''c" ' e-rr5.nms'
f ca rs ., ., 's the dl;is- o' ,..'. ..rnriIv
the = n, Of vropcr'v al" ~
and sacteins-- of human l'iS. .nfdt
Tin, b.;iey. in t,.o train-"P
,hes~y. and propose to 70 to worH
iii. view il mini, aa.F;I -'io
col,,sgs III cy. d COUNT!
..a.a ~sudden!y bceoaic inoHulated
with the san.c idea tre next genera
tira would ,ac mlacl ieSa, If any, OF
the yar!ou, demonstrations which
haze been a di.,relu to The c:c CT
lie c0r~;sy. 70 IL sure, much 81 the
r~iot:n- All striking with which We
are Afflicted comes from foreign I'M
migran;s al5 have been here but 4
short tip' qpi who are ofaloT CRAZE
If intpf=e.cr. besides being ignorant
of US couairy's laws AID regulations;
h[thcir children VII! grew NJ III
p'r schools, and it l. 4 duty tyr edn-f
tors to see that they inbibe right and
patriotic IDEAS: that they NJ taught
The might st law .anl the pr'iIcge OF
the proportyi.0Idcr to demsld and re- :
ce:yo prolfdon.
-,boye6i!, let them b taught to
use thefheads and to LAX for them
selves, for then fallacltbh--
lea Ief and in-tfgltgk &c :a5h 'e'e
lion Mm not be .bJho whceh!e them
into b,iEd,y HboNinI ,u m .
LIN M.Hnr"3 settle differences by
'~o15iGacat-ol c.n 20 T3re toward pre- I
the peace OF Ihc nation than
lnythinw Else. The Na;ioual Associs-
ION OF rracher,, 500 10 meet a,
AsbuF, Park. should realize this and
plan according ChicRGo Nc,rs. ,
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