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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
Through Tourist Sleeping Car serv.
ice to Texas, Old Mexico and Cal
ifOrnfa

Via Chicago Great Western RalIvo, !.
Kansas City and Missouri, a Kans1ay 20
Texas, San Antonio. & Aransas sPassa ea,sas q
Southern PACIFIC Railways. through BE- a. Ia1nd
San Antonio. Ell Paso and Los. \ LnsilSas.
to San Francisco. Only throuph csairsSiies
from the Northwest to Texas Sointsr 1sr me
connecting at Spofford Junction no, for and nSi
points in Old Mexico. These ears ar ar an al
charge OF an experienced official AMI IRE Re In
st. Paul every Friday at i1:2O 2OtI 4 leaye
reaching Dallas the following SIM SIR M.
San Antonio on Monday, Ell Pasnu
Tuesday, Los Angeles at noon Ws99, Ws9 on on
day and San Francisco early Tim Ines sss
morning. These are Pullman ToSn,uusay
Cars. similar to those run on all turarist tra.t
continental lines. and the charges = ms Fe-
berths are about. half those regiSia tIr rSlr
charged. To persons who have made ~
trip to California via other routes. t6,es ti6ne
Southern route will prove a most das dass
ightful change. and to persons cor1tens-
plating q trip to Texas or Mexican poinfs
It furnishes facilities heretofore unofferesds ere 4
Full information furnished by Il D.
Elmer. G. A. E. D.. Fifth and Robert
streets. st. Paul.
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WHAT MARY DID.

At the great exposition in Omaha it
was the custom for the people to register
or sign their names in the different state
buildings. People who registered were
asked to give their occupation, 50 that
the book read like this, John Smith,
farmer Thomas Brown, carpenter"
and so on.
A little golden-haired girl asked that
she might register. She was told to write
her name and occupation, and this is
what she wrote: Mary Jones; 1 help
mamma
And the o b adds, God bless Mary.
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NO MORE TRICKS,
Poultry Monthly.

Poultry Monthly.
The signs Of the times point to the end
of borrowing birds for shows, and we
think, also, to the buying, just previous
to any show, to strengthen ones string,
or paying big price for bird, with the
understanding that the seller is not to
compete where bird is shown. The sooner
the rules are made so stringent that no
birds shall be shown not Matched and
raised by exhibitor, the better for the
fancy. Doubtless, some would lie about
this, but after being barred out OF sew
eral good shows on account Of this, this
would cease, and tire shows would bear a
more sportsmaniike character, and the
competition would be keener and the sat-
isfaction so much the greater.
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FIELD, FIRM HND HOUSEHOLD.
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nure too highly. Many market garden
ers put ON as high as from forty to fifty
cords to the acre. The only drawback
to it's use is the fact that it very COM
monty contains good deal Of weed seed.
If. however, it Is used abundantly and
precautions are taken to provide plenty
of water during the period of develop
ing the fruit, strawberry plants will bear
.plentifully. So important, however, Is
water that a common maxim among
strawberry growers is, '"The pump is the
best fertilizer for the strawberry"
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STOCKS IRREGULAR.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, March 31-The re-
ceipts at the Union stock yards today
(estimated) were: Cattle, rs; calves, 25;
hogs, 1890; sheep, 200; horses. 100; cars,
80.
Official receipts Friday were: Cattle, rs;
calves, 120; hogs. 1,4O6; sheep, SO; horses,
109 cars 20.
The following table shows the roads
over which Fridays receipts came in and
the number Of loads hauled by each:
Cattle Hneca Shaan MiYad
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Will Fight Extraditlon.

.MUNCIE. Ind. March a31.--Oscar swat-
SON, son of William Watson, retired
WeaIthy farmer. wasearrested tonight on
lm2rmat1on from Hamilton, o. He has
be5H conducting q livery stable there and
is alleged Is have enbezzied three horses
when he left recei1tly. after sei,ing OUT
He, furnished bonds In the siiia 81 -si,,.NN0
back to Ohio ~ 70
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INIMoRTELLEs.

life Everlasting" is the name
OF common roadside flower,
All unknown in gardens of fame,
But it has the rarest power
For 1t will ever bring to thee
A thought Of immortality.
A z HYDE
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Coal Mines Shut Down.

TERREa HAUTE, Ind, March s1.-All
the coal mines in Indiana suspended eper-
This action was due to the failure Of the
operators to sign aswages contract for the
scale year beginning April l. About g 200
men Will be idle until the joint conference
Is resumed April To- o
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MANURE ron STRAWBERRIES.

Mr.. Editor: VIII you please tell me
through the columns of your valuable pa
per what is the best common farm fer
tilizer to make Strawberries bear abund-
There is none better than harm ward
manure, and it is hardly possible to ma =
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mIbLERs AT PARIS EXPOSITION.

Announcements have been sent out by
the directors of the Paris exposition OF
an international meeting for miilers. and
requesting representatives to make ar
rangements to attend. A feature, besides
the exchange of idas, will be statistics
from the different countries.
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CATTLE.

CATTLE
Comparative receipts:
Total for today (esti1nated) 1Oo
a zen d5O- ...................,.. II
Onora ti61:. q, ~, ';..:.;........, 81
helters, s.. l5Gi4 Is; fair to good, S3Sas G0.
fnln h1If s COWS and gamers. 81 225a275; choice
@IS0; fat bulls, $3J3.35: boIog6a h1iis g1ieo
s2.5oqS; veal calves, $i.5OG6; choice lI stnc,
e0Ws &C VS. ana nd heifers $35OQS Is: fair to good
$5zoIS.5O; common and taflinps s. o55
8; heifer calves. S3@3.75;, choice sfocTp 5-6.l
81 sIs sz and O. feeders So. 500 40; fair to good
Sso1oslS,S0; tae common 4 and tailings, $500
feealre 0ryaro. ~ safags ana oxa au
$25egsi5G; paas;5t. mixers and SpringgFs, s55GlS
+bS bssecelpes aYp We're light and the quality with
only only common to fair. There was no
cfsaI!g efnsange IN prices on the good cattle and ND
oIIerlngs found a good sale. The COW crrao
mon stun was well cleaned UP at i,- con-
siderably lower prices. a. coh-
RepresentatiYe sales:
Butcher Cows and Haifaro
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fancy, .10@1o1ko; hens, S1k@9c; ducks, 1O1h
@11c;- geese, Sc. ~ %
Ffsh--Fair demand Croppies, per lb 51b
Csc; pickerel, per lb, 2Q212c; pike, per
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TORONTO HORSE SHOW.

The Toronto horse show will be held on
April 26, 27 and Is, and the committee in
charge will present a very attractive
prize list, especially in the hunting and
jumping classes
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DEsPrTH n:n.-ssIONS FROM AD-
VANCES MADE EARLY C:s-=s~G
AT AN INCREASE
CORN CONTINUES STRONG
Wall Street Surprised With a Flat
tering Bank Statement, When
Just the Opposite Had
Been Expected.

Wheat closes another week with a gain
In prices. While 1t Is not large, it Is
nevertheless gratifying to the bull ele-
ment, which has placed confidence in the
betterment of grain conditions, long since
cosidered due. Minneapolis and Duluth
make the better showing. At the former
the gain is fully cent, with in some in
stances, even better figures having been
offered Al Euiuth there is gain of
more than 1c, and the Duluth market
is reported strong and buoyant. Dealings
have been larger than for many weeks,
owing to the restoration Of pubic con-
tdence, and the firm faith of the bulls
that wheat is too low for prevailing con-
ditions. The outlook Is regarded as fa-
vorable, and the present week is expected
to show added demand and more active
business in all lines of grain.
CORN AND OATS.
Corn closes the week strong and high
er. There has been a most remarkable
improvement in corn, of late, and it has
come with little explanation as to the
probable causes of the gains shown. AT
the close Saturday the corn market was
| in buoyant frame, and the prospects were
every bit as bright as they have been for
many days.
There has been a fair amount of bus
mess transacted in OATS but the changes
noted IN prices have not been OF suli-
Client volume to attract much attention
On the whole, dealers are satisfied, and
the outlook is considered encouraging.
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
Stocks have ruled rather irregular
throughout the week just closed True,
there have been gains In some or the
standard securities, and where there have
been losses they have not been sufficient
ly great to cause any perturbation in the
bull ranks. There came to Wall street
most agreeable surprise Saturday in the
publication of a favorable bank state
ment. Anything but satisfactory show
naturally had a strengthening effect upon
| securities. The industrials have shared
in the activity of the week, Sugar having
attracted most attention. The effect OF
the cut made by the Arbuckle interest
was not as great as was expected it would
be, but it caused somewhat Of a furry
in the stock market Money rates have
been comparatively easy throughout the
week
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*Loss.
Receipts thus far this year (not includ-
1g. todayl, compared with the same
HOGS.

Comparative receipts:
Ao{s %deE for se6 today (esttmate0 800 500
Quotations.. Mixed and butchers, $3.50
@4SO; stays and boars $2@4 Is; pigs and
skips, $4GD4.50. 'i-u
Receipts were. fair. for Saturday and
the market active with prices strong to a
shade higher than Fridays close. The
bulk Of the mixed and butchers Sold at
S5.1!12@5221Fa and the lights at $5.17k with
cholce- prime lights up to s520 Pigs,
tive sales:
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Receipts thus far in March (not incIud-
Ing today, compared with the same
period in March. 1899, are as follows:
n x,,st,,
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Among the shippers on the market
We're, NJ. H. Carstens, Glencoe, hogs;
Whitman, Elk River, hogs; L. Wooders.
Red Wing. cattle and. hogs; j. Burke,
Riceville, hogs; B, Wilkes, RiceYille,
hogs; p H Brannon. New Hampton,
hogs; L.. NJ Western. Claremont, hogs;
]. Kelroy, Cannon Falls, hogs; Laughlin,
Sleepy Eye, hogs; Works & Thies, Lam
berton, hogs; Behrenfield Bros, Heron
Lake, cattle and hogs; S. A. Conklin, Blue
Earth, hogs; l.. A. Dodge, Truman, hogs;
Christopherson, Hartland, cattle and
hogs; Slitte & Hollow. Manchester, hogs;
Leibbrand Bros, Jordan, 4 loads sheep;
]. Frank, Carver, hogs: o Cooper,
j.. J. Jones, Lime Springs, hogs; M. ].
Malanophy. Cresco, hogs; NJ. II. Gilbert.
Montorville, cattle and hogs.
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Mich Cow Exchange-No fresh arrivals,
and the day was a. little dull, as there
was but little demand. Prices steady
Representative saless -
No Price.tNo. Price
1 cow ........ $43 03t / COW ......... $35 90
COW ........., 40 DOL
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SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
Total asla for today (estimated9 100 400
"a week ago '...'.....'.4.'.it....t.. none
Quotations: Eat sheep, $a5O@5.4O; stock
$6.50969O; yearlings, S5.2505.75; stock and
feeding lambs, $5.50@6.25; buck lambs, 500
4.50; bucks, $2.25GI4.
Receipts were largely fat stuff that
found ready sale at steady to strong
nr-inPq RnnrpSprlfa a five sales.
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before. the fog came along, and then IT
came in a wall.
The captain went to the side to leck
over and mark the ships pace. and the
second mate began to sing out. One watch
suficed, There was little to do but let go
with the drag ofsthe down hauls; and the
clews of the great mainsail rose to the
slings to the sound of a few ocean yelps
and a Chiiman chorus. The men were
not to be seen until they ran up against
you.F They felt for the ropes and their
footballs were like the pattering of dead
leaves on a pavement TO. a sudden air or
wind, strangely threading with the shore
going sound the squeak of the eheave,
the rasp of rope, and the soft scraping OF
,,,,S-el descending the CREASED ,topgallant
heights. The side lights were reported as
burning bravelysai I
The sh,>o now had little more than steer
see wav nd the captain, after locking
at +ba M, IS, and after repeating his
Instructions tS,. the second mate to Keep
his best ear .seaN ards and on zeieher DOW,
said he %euld semi, the dog on oecA' anu
returned to the CABIN.
Chapter yI.-The g2sA 9->..
Capt Layard entered tf1eA oDna " snran ,s ns
called to'sthe dog. which instarIe.. ~
up. Sailor. go on deck and i1e> .be
lookout" said he, and in a breath.
Newfoundland rushed up the companion,
steps and vanished
He hasn't had his supper yet, father"
exclaimed the little boy.
II will send 1t forward to him., an
swered the captain, seating himself IN
the chair he. had vacated, and helping
himself to a piece of chicken.
Hardy had risen when Layard en-
tered. but seeing the captain sit he re-
suned hds place. His watch would come
round at o'clock There ,vvt,,,Id he i;t-
tie time for sleep If he withdrew to hts
berth. He had supped well, had drunk
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
otR VISITORS.

on behalf Of the city and itself the
Morning Ncwa extends cordial W. come
10 the visiting mtmbers OF the Florida
Press Association. We are sure that thoso
OF them who have never been here before
win ma Savannah a pleasant and beau
utul cily. and We are equally sure that
Savannah will ma them agreeable ac-
qunintauccs. Ana tho exchange OF greet
ings with old friends ia thc party VIII b.
quite a. hearty as with the new. The in
torcoursc between Florida aud Savannah.
both socially and commercially, has been
quite Intimate FOR many years. and visits
like the one we now celebrate are sure TO
strengthen and increase the mutual re-
spcct The Florida Press Association is
a potent force 30 its state. Il is repre-
sentative of enlistment pluck ana en-
terprlse. lts best efforts are given for
public advancement and public prosper
ity. Here's to Florida ana its prcss'
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Personal.

Cap, Scott. who T. organizing the
British Antartlc expedition which ls 90
set out IN September 1901. announces that
the fund fer the expedition has 40"
reached S20 90.
Not many couples aud especially royal
ones. celebrate their birthday on the
same date. but thar is what the King and
Queen Of Portugal do Recently thcY
celebrated their day 81 days. tho King
haying been born in 1888 aud the Queen
two Years later. Her Majesty IT, "A daugh-
ter Of tho late Comte de Paris and she
Is evidently % an energetic disposition.
some years ago she rescued several chill
dren from drowning in the Tagus. and.
as result holds hfc-saving medal.
Lord sira ,hcona and Mount ROYAL. che
agent OF the Dominion Of Canada IN Lon
don. who showed his patriotism recently
~ equippine regiment of cavalry for
me South African campaign. was pro-
s"nicd tine freedom Of his native burrh
Of Forres. in the north az scotland. tho
other day. Provost Lawrence. So maxim.
%" presentation. testified 90 the high er-
TEEN in which Lord Strathcoua was held
nN ai classes. and to the pride with
which his fellow -townsmcn had watched
his progressive career Ia Canada.
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Frightened the rho,osrapher.

A professional photographed tells a tale
Of practical joke. says Tlt-Blts.
one day a Young man came 60 SIT for
his likeness. To the ordinary eye ne look
Ell like any other Young man 4 couple
Of plates were exposed. and then the as
sistant VINO was operating went into the
dark room 20 develop the negatives.
lie was gone much longer than usual
and was heard heratlng the junior assis-
tant pretty soundly for playing pranks
with the apparatus when he roturnc 10
the studio he asked for another sitting.
and apoloEizcd FOR having before used
spoiled pttes.
This time when he went away 70 dcvei-
or be was heard 20 utter slight scream.
but he reappoored. aud said there was a
peculiar cncct in the negatives which he
couldn't account for and would the sit-
tor obiigc him again.
once more he went 90 develop: then
the bell rang violently for the master and
the two held a long ,onfahuia.l3n IN the
dark room together. This time tho mas
ter tried his hand. and went away 70 de-
velop II was not long before he returned
aud said he was sorry not 10 b. able Ia
get satisfactory likeness. bat skull
and crosshones appeared defined on the
young mans forehead.
Rubbish said the sitter my fire
head an right. Can YOU see anything tho
matter with my fofchead2" and he pscred
into a mirror as no spoke.
NO. there's nothing that 7 can scc.''
answered the Photographic. but ] should
b. Obliged e YOU VIII please go away ana
not come here again this sort Of thing
g. jest wee bit crcepv.'
Upon this There was q dreadful scene.
but the upshot was that the Young man
had 20 go. ard up TO ;he present time has
newer returned.
Tire explanation Of the matter s. that
the young man was a hlt ~ a scientist.
ana had toc- "ievlNw p trko on the nho.
tograprer. Bisulr hate o. qurine 4 a
chemical whi % is wat 90 the naked
eve. but seen black by thc camera. Any
thing that Be- naint a on tlc skin, fncre-
fore. with tho chemical viii be ordinarily
Invisible but VIII come ont prominently
IN photograph.
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BRIGHr hits.

Different Altogether KITTY. can't
stand your extravaganza az school: SIS a
month for candy" "But. ga. I don't raw
FOR IL; ] have che bills sent 10 you. I'm.
diauapolis Journal
The Deeper Disgulse.-s Sergeant" shall
/ detail an officer in citizens clothes 90
Capitalize won't do 60 have his identify
suspected. BETTER detail an officer with
citizens manners 90 mike assurance
douhly sure. Detroit Journal
Hin own Interpretation" why. John
ny. I'm ashamed of you, How could YOU
take little Ethcl's half OF the apple away
from herr Cause, ma. I Amt forgot
what you told me-io always take sisters
part "-Philudelphia Evening Bulletin.
-Undoubtcd Evidence what uaagnih-
cent trout How much did YOU pay for
them3" ~ have documents 40 show that
they cost me $40 apiece" '"rhen YOU ST 4
catch them yourself didn't youy sus-
pccted you 81 having bought them from a
dealer. "-l'hicngo Tribune
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Tho Morning News a in rec.iFt ~ an
artisteauy executed map OF 'Boour's
rhes Diamond system of RaiiWay-. %
from col Albert o. Boone me Railway
Pathfinder Not great deal has been
heard a. enc BLACK Diamond since q va
tle hop of Port Royal aud when anyone
Who intimatad a doubt as 20 who' her 90
would Hc huat Was afcm,d guilty oi Of
tomp.irg 90 ,ulurc the reputation Of the
r0a1 people VINO uerc oaeinoer ng thc
scheme.
Tho map in question Offers another eti-
dcr.e htt as 100 ROAD. fo. merry .ei 10
Rome 20 OH modem railroads feekiuE
uieuaier 800 fh. South either head a.
should lead ~ Savannah The map SHOW
q broad rai p1th from the Jciheo e. al
nclds 20 ihs ctf. mafklrr t1e propose q
route 81 the Black Diamond u iroad sys-
tenn Ana th, proposed fcf4 fet au hon
est look about 81 on tHc map. Unlike mo =
other railroad on maps ana rarcs.
which So in sraight nu.s ana show 20
curves whatever. Col Boone Back Il-
mord ftlihmuy follows uud shows an the
s.rloslues az enc various rivers along
Wt8ea 90 8 proposed 20 construct the svH-
tom IL crosses the Blue Ridge noun
,a.ls al E4hlu Cap. and the headNaters
OF thc Savannah river az Tanulah Falls.
following the Toogaloo river 90 where Il
becomes che Savannah. ani the lst er
down to thc very wharvcs Of this city.
iver since that ercat raiir ad man. the
iaie col w. 81 WaMcv advanced tho idea
and demonstrated Its correctness that long
lines 81 railway from the West and south
west should nrd their true inlet ami out.
l.t at tho port o. savannah. CONNIE ling
with steamers Tor ana from New Yo.k
and other ports. DO % dom sic and f1r-
clsu. many railroads have been built in
tho South. and practically al OF them
have contributed % the wealth and pros
perty % this city
The Black Diamond system o. Rail
ways would oreu up q short line from the
great coal fields Of Tennessee 20 tidewnt r.
and Savannah would bo much benefited
thereby Tho Morning News has no hest
talon in promising col Boone. The itail-
way Pathfinder. great ovation when
the first train OF the Black Diamond
reaches Savannah.
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INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meouar-Cnnton Lodge No. IS. F. and
AN
Special Notlccs-suwanee Springs Water
for General Debility aud Nervousness.
Wall Paper Paper Hanging. savannah
RuHamr supply Company. Doors. sash.
Blinds. Andrew Hamey Company Notice
o. q Local Bn John Punk. city Market;
California Dried aad Canned Fruits. 1917
Pack. 81 Ferst's sons a Co. State sud
County Taxes 1870 Lsyau's Table d'Hotc.
business Notice.. a W. Laundry.
california Eyaporatod Fruits Arrived
To-aay-s Guckeuhelmer's SONS.
Railroad schclulo-Pl1ni system.
Postum Food Coffee-Postum Cereal
Company.
Dissolution sale-As Eckstein's.
pub.lcations-smart Set
stcamshlp schcdule- Merchants and
Miners. transportation Company Steam
ships.
decentralization Company.
% Theater To-day and slight. Charles
Frohman IN 'Zaza" oct. i2
-Nutrnc-A nheuzcr- Busch Brewing
Association.
Lceal Nouces-Nosice 70 Debtors and
Crcdtors Estate Mrs. Eliza c. Chisholm.
Deceased. Citations from the Court o.
Ordinary.
The Fashion Parade Starts Tomorrow
-p. + Foye.
suite shocs-Byck Bros.
Beef-Lit1r's Extract Of Beef
Mineral Natnr-Apollnaris: garatoua
Adirondack water.
sauee-Iea a Perrins' Worcestershire
Sauce
Corsots - Thomson's "Glove Eating"
Corsets
Medlcal-Nunyons Liver cure. Hoods
pms. Cuucura Remedies. Ayers pills.
Castorn. DR. Kllmer's Snake Root
suarrs Dyspepsia Tablets Warmers Safe
Cure
Cheap Column Advertiscments-Heip
Wanted. Employment Wanted, Fer Rent.
For sale. Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous
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or Course lie Knew.

You understand" pursued the lawyer
according 90 Answers what Is meant by
a prcponderance OF evidencc7'
eyes. sir" replied tho man whom bs
w1s examining with reference TO his quail.
hcat .ors a. a Juror
let me have your idea OF Il. II YOU
please"
II understand e.. / ten you"
- would like TO have your definition OF
g."
n know what Il g. when tell You
know what thing g. ! know o."
what was the question ] asked Won o.
"lf sou forgot your own questions DON,
try 70 get me 90 remember them Tor vcu.'
~ don't want 10 hear any more OF that
kind OF talii' interposed the court. "An.
swer the questions addressed 10 YOU by tina
counsel"
Judge. I did. lie asked me Il knew
VIA. it was and ! saii ] so"
Are you sure you understand what is
meant hy the term prcpondcrance OF evil
0CucsT'"
'sOf course"
well lets hear your idea Of a."
Its evidence previously poRdered.a