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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-12

Have you ever tried Democrat "Penny-a-worder?" If not, why not? Do so now-yOu will not regret it.
The colored American., 1904-08-06
HEwuNG TO THE LINE.

Mr.. Lewis Jefferson, manager OF the
Jane MoseIey Steamboat Company, has
demonstrated in most practical way,
the ability OF a colored man to con-
duct a business successfully. Although
his books were opened up late in the
season, the best clubs, churches, and
societies have secured charters for
dates for nearly the entire season. He
is giving perfect satisfaction, and the
Jane MOseley is proving a good in
VeStment He has made success one
Of the distractions Tat have come
from disSruntled members OF the
Freedmen's Land Improvement, and
Transportation Co., and is doing bHsi-
ness at the old stand. He has proven
himself to be the right man in the
right place and he has the confidence
and respect of the best people Of this
community. His credit is good for
any amount he chooses to ask for. He
can write his check for goodly
amouAt up in the four figures. The
race has reasons to be proud of man
Of the Lewis Jefferson stamp.
The colored American., 1904-08-06
SINGERS WANTED.

The undersigned is sending out a
for work with an organization under
the management Of Miss Belle F. Glib
bons, who is weIl-known here. One
tenor, a bass, a baritone and a soprano
is needed to complete the number. Per
sons wit b suitable endorsement should
make application at once enclosing
stamped envelope for reply. Liberal
terms offered. Transportation and
expenses paid. Address j. HENRY
LEWIS, go Sun Building
The colored American., 1904-08-06

B1Ack-No-More viii turn the darkest
skin white without in1uring the skin.
The effect Is noticed from the first ap-
plication-
As frVckles, tan, ana the black hue
OF the Negroes skin are all due to one
cause. Black-No-More can be used with
entire satisfaction by white people az
we'll as eolOred people.
Its effects are quickest seen on Che
darkest skins. But no matter what
the shade may be. Black-No-More will
in due time make any skin pure white.
In order to give the readers OF this
paper 8 chance to try this wonderful
remedy. the price for Black-No-M More
has been placed at $1.5O express not
prepaid. Cash must accompany order.
No goods sent c. o. D. No free sam
pies Make ell money orders payable
to DR.. J. A Herlihy, Chilucothe, o.
Fhis offer is good only until July 10th.
The colored American., 1904-08-06

The Buffalo Club, a strong social or
ganization, is booked for an excursion
to Somerset beach on the Jane Nose
ley, August 81. The Buffalos never do
things by halves, and they never fail
to carry q large and enthusiastic crowd
Of the best young people of both sexes.
Col. James Madison Jackson, is the
president
The colored American., 1904-08-06
AN INDIAN INTERPRETER.
Continued from Page ID

means and of large holdings with
headquarters at Wewcka, 1. T.
Mr.. Johnson attracted attention,
first, because of his splendid physical
development and because Of his insep-
arabic companionship with party OF
Indians, Principal Chief HalbHtta Mic
co, Second Chief, Thomas Little. AS
is generally known, the Seminole In
dians are rich and while their pres
ent number will not run far up into
the thousands, they are worth millions
of dollars.
Mr.. Johnson is to the manor born
and was reared up with them, so to
speak His relations with them are
peculiar, as nearly all Of their hold
ings are entrusted very largely into
his hands. Unlike many young men
who have grown up with the Western
country, he has the advantage of a col
lege education and is therefore doubly
equipped for the great duties that de-
volve upon him. and that have been
8.
His career brieay is:
He was educated at Lincoln Uni
versity. in Pennsylvania and belongs
to the class of 1884. After leaving col
lege ne returned to his home in the
Indian Territory and engaged in the
cattle industry. AS a cowboy he
roamed over Texas, New Mexico, and
Arizona. Later he served as U. 8.
Court interpreter for what was probab-
ly the greatest court on earth, the
United States Court for the Western
District OF Arkansas, which had luris-
diction over the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma This court was presided
over by Judge 1. C. Parker, who hang
ed 68 men. Mr.. J. has the reputation
of being the best Indian interpreter il
the Indian Territory. He read law
under Judge Parker while interpreter
fer his court, was admitted to the bar
and actively engaged in his profes,
sion at Wewoka, !. T. 8fe "a besides
Secretary and National Interpreter for
the Seminoles; member Of the
Greek legislature and a leader Of the
house. Grand Master of the Masons OF
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Prob
ably no great er tribute can be paid tc
Mr.. Johnson's ability than that paid
by the Chief of the Greek Nation. Re
Gently in speaking Of Mr.. Johnson he
said: This man carries the affairs
and l may add the destiny Of two ma
tions on his shoulders and he carries
them lightly" He represents an cd
ity in American history being the
first and only Negro representing the
original American citizens before the
United States Government.
The colored American., 1904-08-06
SUMMER RESORTS.

Eadre's Park, situated on the Eek
ington and Suburban Line, at the COZ
ner OF Seventh and Albany Streets,
has been refitted and Is now for rent
for picnics. garden parties. etc. This
park has a beautiful pavilion so < so,
swings, excellent water end everything
necessary to make it a desirable
pleasure resort For further informa-
ton call or address NJ. A. D. Madre,
Madre's Park, Seventh and Albany
Streets, lexington, D. c.
The colored American., 1904-08-06
ATTENTION. SUBSCRIBERS

We are sendfag out q large RQnbsr
OF bills each day to delinquent SUP
scribers an well as 70 gubscriAars
whose subscriptions are Just expiring
We are striving % give the race a
clean, strong, newsy newspaper and
we hope every person who receives d
bin or VINO know themselves to be In
arrears will send In their suhserip-
lions at 0nce. n.
The colored American., 1904-08-06

The Amphions! The Amphionsi! I!
The Amphions!!i The card is an
nouncing that the trip will be made
at 700 p. m. sharp. Be there and on
time for this is the last chance this
season.
The colored American., 1904-08-06
AN ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
WANTED.

Wanted-An active man. Who under-
stands soliciting advertising, to take
position on The ColoTed American.
It is a good paying, permanent posi-,
ton for the right kind of man. Apply
at this oflee. II
The colored American., 1904-08-06

SUMMER BOARDRRS-kt s1e per
month; $500 a week: rs cents a
day, and lodging. Ny house is
situated onequarter OF . mile above
the station. &a miles from the City
OF Washington. Two accommods,
ton trains South and three North,
morning noon and night. For par
ticulars write to Mrs. aKte Mcclure
Catlskt's, Va (tf)
The colored American., 1904-08-06

WANTED Agents, Hustlers, Sales
men, Clerks and everybody who wants
to enjoy good hearty laugh to send soc
foT Tips to Agents" Worth $50 to
any person who sells goods for living
II not satisfactory your money back
Circular for stamp. The DR.. White
Electric Comb Co, Decatur. Ill
The colored American., 1904-08-06

With us are associated the best
homes ard hotels. Rates reasonable.
Have your odatiorS reserved.
Stamp for reply.
H. S. FERGUSON, Mgr,
tt 1923 Market street.
Opposite Union Station, ST. Louis. Mo.
The colored American., 1904-08-06

WANrED @Ln Q state institution, a
perSon to teach mechanical drawing and
carpentry and to conduS Manual Train
ing Department Acquaintance with
woodworking machinery necessary as
steam plant with machinery is Connect
ed with the department A good salary
offered Address this Office, Teacher
The colored American., 1904-08-06

If you have anything to sell rent
or exchange, put a small "ad." in this
column The results Will be assured.
Try It
The colored American., 1904-08-06
WORLDS FAIR INFOR1fA-
TION BUREAU"

FOB CULbRED VISITORS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
HOTEL is BLOWN TO ATOMS
AND GUESTS KILLED and INJURED
BENEFICIAL
To the Ministers Work WIN Be Result
of Conference on Evangelism Now
Being Held in Baptist Church.

The conference on Evangelism which
IS being held at the First Baptist church
in this city is resulting in much good
for the many pastors OF that denomina-
tion who are in attendance and are par
ticipating in the sessions.
nie session Wednesday night was
opened by Rev. \. b. wfther, of Gypsy.
with 4 scriptur.l exposition. Following
the discussion Rev c. A. Cook. OF
Bloomfield. y. J., held the close atten-
ton OF tine assembly in an address upon
Christian Stewardship
Thursday morning general discussion
was held upon tile subject, ''Ihe Pastor
ar Revival" At tae afternoon
session the discussion was resumed upon
the subject, ''Hhe People and the Re
vival."
The conference viii close with this
evenings session. Al this session Rev.
7. G. Field, Of Granville, Ohio. win de.
aver m address upon The Cllurci's Ans.
wer 70 the Divine CaH." The meetings
are open to the public and admission is
free. All are invited TO attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
CONNECTIONS WERE BROKEN AND
SCENIC EFFECTS IN FAUST"
WERE SPOILED.
PORTER j. WHITES COMPANY A
POORLY BALANCED ONE AND
PLAY DID NOT PLEASE.
But a Small Sized Audience Was Pre-
sent to Witness It-MephistO Was
Rendered cleverly, But Role
of Faust was Bad.

Porter J. Whites production of
Gothe's Faust" held the boards at the
Traders Grand Opera House Inst even
ing But a comparativciy small sized
audience turned out TO witness ii. There
were bwo reasons for this. One reason
was that 20 cents and Sl.oO downstairs
seats Is too much for the average
tfieatre-goer TO pay TO see aa ordinary
production Of ''Faslst.s THE either was
the date-the show being booked o6ne
day before ''FlorOdota." There was i
great many theatre .goers who can af-
ford TO 20 do only one high priced 1T
traotion in a week. .s4.yit.errf.l (
Whites company is a very poorly bal.
anced one. Anthony Andre played the
plrt OF Mephisto very cleverly, but the
ngraceful, awkward, languid, fawling
Faust. in the person OF +. j. Wilson,
hurt me whole piece. eiiss jane Eb-
ling. as Marguerite. rendered tlie role
firiy wefl, Out her expressions were ut
'terly devoid Of emotional feeling.
There & good dead a sperd.,l s,,.,,c,.v Is
olrried with lthe companv and anna,,,t,,,
for the electrical scenic effects some.
how or other tbe stage settings ana a,ec.
l1ical effects were ..all babel mn. 4. tbe
saving i. The electric conne,,t;ons ~.
fs,sea to work 1T che e,itits,, s,,,,,,men+
and the l;ybts wero ,,o.,,,, han1,o5 H.
tae fret act the a4bema ID 4.p6t,, A[e.
pbisto w.th The red c,lsium wa = rili,n.
lorrs failure aud snoist Inc N,,ele asres,,
of the thing. Mei1,;sto "a. rutjiay ofr
his line. on one ,,,,t of ,be st.,oe anI
IL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
BY THE YOUNG MEN WHO CARRIED
HER OFF FROM HER HOME
AT RINEHART.
Wright Turns Informant Against His
Companion and Tells Their Plans
Trial is Set For Satur-
day Afternoon.

burton Cottrill and Russell Wright
the two young men who are charged
With kidnapping little Ellie Pa!Gs, last
Saturday evening, are sill behini shc
bars and viii remain there antH Sltuf
day Afternoon at o'clock, at which lIuir
they will he given a hearing by lustiee
NJ. 8. Riley.
Tses developments m ..thsss suse siseel
their arrest slysiilpsd-x.satteqhrsn Are
stai'sling. aNyr,igsit .daes gpt ilSc lis, pre-
sent quarters and Sala iHfpsupel q ils
ocsfcaerIae 10 the extent that I've con
fessts to their having brought The girl
here and that she IGft here about eigbt
O'Clock Sunday murniug on the debated
express train for Cumberland. intending
10 20 from that ciay to's,Ene other place,
the name OF wlioA he does not rccssll.
This story Is corgob,ratcd by employees
at 1l.e passenger station here. who say
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
ABDUCTED GIRL
SENT TO CUMBERLAND

the girl arrived there in company with
two anen about l.30 O'Clock SunaIy
morning and remained in the waiting
room until the train arrived Shortly
after he arrived at the station the men
left and did not return. she spent the
time tIliling to some of dhe employees
and among other things todd them she
was from st. douis. She purchased i
ticket 20 Cumberland.
Wright says it was the intention OF
Cottrill and the girl both TO go to Gum
beFiand. but he found he had only $500
more than the girls fare, and not enough
to buy a ticket for himself to ttat pAage.
james Pitts, the frther Of the girl,
has returned to Rinehart, to secure wit
-nessfS to -substautiate the charge lie
brings against chem and 10 look into the
case carefully.
lac parents NJ fhe yDring aue-. FL
ward cottrili and David i. Wright, ar.
rived here Thursday al noon to look
after the case and to demand trial for
them at the clrliest opportunity, They
are not inclined to believe that their
sons abducted bte girl.
The girl has not yet been located in
Cumberland. though steps are being tax
en with tAat. end in view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
YOUTHFUL ADvENTURER
GETS SHOW MONEY

buy ticket to a higaprieed attraction
and 4 surplus for side. table deliclcics.
such a Len Jones serves theatre patrons.
Later in the evening he met one Of
cIlose who had become interested in the
lwiHl deItitution he had pictured lii-
family in and he was asked how t.ey
were getting along. The little lIven-
nrer liad broad grin on his face susi
replied tina! he was going TO the show
mi t!lt he attended them regularly
in fact was cne of the first on iaml
every time show crme 70 the city. 1t
then was revealed 10 the kind.hcartcd
gentleman who hal bofrienied him that
the boy hal worked the sympathy racket
IN him to perfection and tarat his money
WIS being spent for show ticket in
9tc,d of food, clothing and other neces-
stiles for "a Starving flmily.
The boy who adopts suah cxtraordin-
ary measures. however, is entlt!el To Il
free pa at the opera house. IN account
Of the cr,wning success he Is as one
able % reach the hearts If the people
uni especially their pocket books.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21

4 small boy giving his name as Tyson
Leonard and mis- home on Monticello
avenue, worked the poverty racket very
-uevssfully "Wednesday afternoon on a
number of people residing in the West.
ern portion Of the city.
There was a show scheduled at the
opera house that night and the boy who
is only ten or eleven years Of age WIS
bent un going. He did not have the
neeIful, but in true American style he
started ont to get it, His scheme was
to put up pitiful story about large
family at home, all sick and needing tine
stafT al life Us well as some doctors
pills. He thought it out well before
starting out to raise the coin necessary
to take him to the show, and the story
was on the end of his tongue, when he
approached people for alnis. With the
courage that any Rough Rider admires,
he told his story and asked for assis-
tancc. His appeal touched the hearts Of
! number Of people and he soon found
himse,f possessed OF enough money TO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
JEALOUS NEGRO
TRIES TO KILL ANOTHER

which have MT been fully determined.
'Arataer result Of the afTrly is that
Wood-on lies in the county Jail. await
ing the final outcome of his murslerous
attack on the man he suspected OF being
in love with his wife. Squire John I.
FLYNN wls the Iuan who cane upon the
senc aul ealotsl the part that brought
about the imprisonment The mazis.
trate in person performed the part Of
c-astable IN the cr-e, hr;1ging the fel-
lcw . iia Thursday night.
Acsor!iag to Waodsoa', settlement
EarFi. Heat . tie 1rg.er's home armed
w;sh g,'a. 5lack iack aai other wea-
Pens. Preplrel for a row, w's;.f, he s.a-t-
Ell by inulting Woolson's wife. A
quarrel eIi-ied and then the shooting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
REMAINS
OF Fireman Tyler. Who Died From
scalds and Burns Received in Rail-
road Accident, Shipped to His
Home in Maryland.

The remains of Fireman W. f. Tyler
who died in the Kessler Hospital Tues.
day night from terrible scalds received
in a railroad accident IN the west ena
OF the B. & 0. freight yards here Tues.
day morning. were shipped 10 the home
of his relatives in Psince Ann. Mary
land, on train No. l2. Thursday after.
noon.
After his death the remains were pre-
pared for burial by the Clifford Osborne
Undertaking Company. The undertaE
ers received a telegrlphic message from
a sister Of the dead man at Prince Ann
iw-tructing them to ship the remains to
THAT place. The funeral will occur there
Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
JOINT RAIDED
and men ARRESTED

lie plas,ed both men under arrest and
brought them 10 shis city on the morn
ing aecomosiatton.
The constable ai-o seized a lot OF gainb.
ling apparatus ana had ii slipped to this
city. TlicApparrtus consisted Of three
or -four gambling tiflcs AMI two slot
machines. Inc asticles will be stared
IN the basement of the court house and
viii later be destroyed under direction
Of the proscetptiirg ATTORNEY.
The pFiscners were taeen before Mag
istrate Gordon upon fieit arrival here
Wright was arraigned on the charge d
unlrwfuiiy selling nhisssey and o'con-
ucrs on the charge of opelat:ne ganib
ling devices. They were both held under
the a-nal bonds d 500 AMI $500 eusil
to appear before. the next grand iuFy
aud MT 70 engage in tle business again.
They furnished the required bond and
wsre released,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21

The OIL story. woman in the case.
was the cause Of shooting scrape at
trse Waldo coal nine. east Of wilsouburg.
Thursday afternoon, one tnat has the
cs.ar Of attempted murder
Rosert woodson. colored. has been
jei.Ous s,snie time Of the attentions Of
TSpH. Hlrs-. co,5rel, - Wool-on's wife.
lNShose affections properly and lawfully
Z-,eloug to her husband. This iealousIy
became 30 acrte that wood-on deemed
4 necessary to take acticu md he lid
il N5tt the ever ready revolver.
The result OF that action was that
Harris received bullet in one Of his
hips. which inflicted a rather serious
wound, the exact nature and extent Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
BECAME
BELLICOsE
But a Policeman Happened Along and
John EppersOn Was Marched OF to
Jail-Police Court News.

John Epperson wanted 70 get into a
fight IN fruat Of the opera house hast
night bu, tir policeman on that beat
oIu.c along about the time Jchn'- pug
aistie desires had been famed TO u
white heat and prevented him from do
ing -. Eppersnn became disordelly
enough to get arrested. however, ana the
sop marched him of to the city c.la-
boose.
At the regular morning session Of po-
lice court THURSDAY John was sentenced
to two days in ill for his coudue4.
Besides luhn there were tEiree prison
ers before the niaypr all charged with
having been drunk. Two Of then paid
three doliars and costs AMI were releas-
ed. and the other, in defaRA. was sent
over for three days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
NEGROES
FOUND
GUILTY
of Burglarizing St. Johns orphanage,
at Elm Grove, and One wol Be
Tried for Criminal Assault

Wheeling. w. va, Jan. sl--Fu.m Hon,
iker and Tom Eaztnn. two Of the color
Cd men indicted for the burglary of the
81. Johns orpaiangc. at Elm Grove. on
OctSber 2lst. were found guilty by the
Jury shortly after o o'clccES last night.
lIonaker was also indicted for an as
>ault on Young SisteIr slma. who was
the sole person in charge of the Orphan
lge on the nigast Of the burglary. He
viii be tried by another jnry On the
charge of attempted criminal assault
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
TRAIN ROBBER
GETS SAFE

San Luis obispo, Cal, Jan. 2l-Tbelex
press train which left here at 1910 ms.
night for san Frapcisco was rubbed o.
The express slfe, six miles from here
The slfe IS said to have contained $50,
coo The messenger had left the c1i
temporarily.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
McCLUNG
WithstoOd Initiation With Exceptional
Fcrtitude at Meeting Of woodmen Of
the World Wednesday Evening.

\ lrge membership va. in attendance
y tic rSuhr meeting Of Clarksburg
Test. Waidmca nf the World. he'll 81
the Knisaa9. q Pythias hall "Wednesday
evening, The principal feature of the
session MIS- the performance of the mi
tinsion ceremonies. Robert McCluug
wa the victim ana Vie stood the test
cNeertionaNy well. Lodge matters of a
rnna.nc nIln1e were tran.elel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
ICE MOVING OUT AND HOUSES ARE
FL0oDED-THE RESIDENTS
MOVING OUT.
River Dam at AdamsbOrO Swept by the
Torrent and Electric Light Plant is
Compelled to close-Big Flood
Is Expected.

By Associated Press.
Loganspoft, lad, Jan. 2l--frhe Ice be-
gan moving out Of tae Wabash river to.
day. doing much damage
The water filed the cellars and base.
mcnts Of all the residences all along
the river and many families feared theii
houses would be swopt AWAY and lcft
them hurricdly The electric light
plant mas been compelled to close.
-.9'he river dam at AsIanisboro has been
washed o1rt. The msrter i rising a.arm.
ingly rapilly sf- Lafayette.
cincyinnsrti, Jan. 2ll1Pe,sistent rain
asli Marin weather are eireoting the ice
in the OHIO riyer, w4iica is grldi,aly
softening. The Ohio river h.rs, risen one
foot at Pittsbilrg;' Is at Wheeling; o.s
at Poin Pleasant: l.s at Huntington;
ls2 dti catIettsburg; o.7 nj Potsmoubh
and 81 ut Cincinnati.
Pittsburg, jan 2l-,Rreak up in the
rivers and a Hood to-morrcw are expect
e'l. II the ioc gorges in t.ie river all
come out at once thcpe win be vast
damage to property.
aleadville,- Pa, Jan. 9l7l'Bc worst
aood in the history of t.is city is here.
fhc fire department has been callei out
to assist in saving property. 4 very
heavy rain has fallen.
Cincinnati, Jan. 2l-'l'he Miami river
nan ont last night. This morning the
gorge ut Ludlow, Ky, Went our causing
but slight loss. Ice still holds in front
Of the Cfty and mp the Fiyer,,,
LafIyette. Ind, Jan. 2lr The wabasii
has risen lG feet. All lfBaats Jsayg bcsi
destroyed by ice. ElnEePsl s'lbngb 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
REHEARING REFUSED.

Charleston, w Va, Jan. 81, tspeciall
The petition for rehearing in thc
appeal case Of cordelia Nutter against
lseeson II. Brown, from Harrison county.
was, to-day refused by the supreme
court Brown made the application.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
CARNEGIE
Library Building to Be Built at Athens,
Ohio, and ciarksburg Firm Goes Af-
ter Architectural Contract For it.

Robert Laffcrty, OF the firm of Holm
bOe.& Lffferty, architects; lcft wesines-
Hey evening for Athens, Ohio. for the
purpose Of submitting drawings and de-
sigps in competition with other archi-
iteuts for the new. Carnegie lsbrary
building to be built in that city. This
iirm alas several contracts Tor big build
ings in Athens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21

million feet Of tubing. The los Is e.
-imatel 1t three million dollars. Tho
ruined tubing can only be used for sual
ircn. The fire caught from defective
electric wire.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-21
OFFICIALS
GUILTY
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. q sxssM-
delqnan Alccool and Ex City Clerk Lam
orcaux changed Their sss II i,,t g;i::.y
10 guilty to-day "a irlia.moms for com
plieiy IN 'tie water deal They were
Influenced pcrlap. by The ysriist of
guilty IN the case agiinst Ex.Aideraian
Elier. W 3H