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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
ENGLAND IS WR0UGH.
;ampbell. Bannecnan Makes q 8
Which Causes Much Politics
Excitement.

IDndcn. Dec. 25.-Announcemei
Premier Campbell Zimmerman
speech IN Albert hall last night n
opening OF the electoral campaign
the government has given lnstruc
Tor stoppage Of importation OF CHI
Suolies To South Africa caused the
fir market to open weak today. =
s%crvativr papers refer TO the ste
being the 'plost serious taken h.
responsible government since the
tempt tu impose a stamp duty on
American colonies"
The possibility of Lord Selbs
high commissioners i'm South Africa
signing IL discussed. The pre-
made reference To Indian affair
which he said:
I'VE shall make ourselves part.
no step involving invasion of the
cred principles OF subordinntion OF
military to civil authority"
This r. taken by many military !
60 imply either the recall or rcsigna
of General Lord Kitchener. commaI
In chief In India who successfully
pcaled To- the late government In
dispute with the late viccToy, T.
T'urZon OF Kcdlcston.
1! While the premier had little Co
on the Irish question. c~onservuti
will take his announcement that "tt
domestic affairs which concern Il
people alone and not us should BE-
their hands" as reiteration OF n DO
OF home rule, and this will be the I
tie cry OF the unionists In the impc
Ing campaign.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
WOMEN RUIN SOLDIERS.
Fort Sheridan Officers Give Sensational
Testimony to Jurors-More Rotten
ness in Military Life Disclosed.

4; Chicago. Dec. 27.-Ruln " soldiers
stationed ut Fort Sheridan by Vicious
Influences and the need OF driving out
the dlsreputablo places which have
proved n detriment TO the morals. dis
cipline Inc tho very life Of the SOL
oilers stationed at the fort was brought
to the attention OF the local federal
grand jury In the Investigation of COM
plants concerning the existing condi-
tons ut Highwood and vicinity m ut
various points In Lake county. .
Captain NJ. T.. Seville and Lieutenant
III. +. Comstock OF Fort Sheridan, with
twenty-five regulars, were before tho
grand jury In the federal building and
the testimony given by them To tho
grand jury told Of n repulsivc state OF
affairs.
In addition 20 the injurious effect up
on the health and morals OF the SOL
diers the grand jurors were told or
specific cases OF attempts to induce
the soldiers TO desert the army. OF aid
given 20 dcscrtcrs. OF the sale and
purchase at nominal prices OF soldiers
!Ciothiug contrary To the federal laws.
land OF the sale OF udultcruted whisky
TO the soldiers.
= Captain Seville told OF tho ruin OF
many OF his soldiers by the women and
keepers OF resorts. saloons and blind
pigs" ut Highwood and vicinity and he
urged upon the Jurors that the pro-
lection ~ the soldiers and OF the homes
OF the citizens requires prompt. severe
and sweeping action. In the course OF
che testimony IL was stated that the
soldiers We're led to- crime by being In
debt TO saloon and resort keepers and
that money was loaned TO soldiers at
from 100 TO 200 per cent. per two weeks
or month.
Attention was called TO the increase
OF violent deaths in that section OF the
city. IL being stated h n there were
twenty-five cases OF violent deaths In
the last fifteen months, many OF which
were never cleared up. The disclosures
concerning the conditions which the
citizens OF Highwood and vicinity and
the military authorities at Fort Sheri-
dan have been fighting caused a sem
-sation I'm the grand jury room.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
TO L "LIO" CLUBS.
Raids TO De Made in ST. Louis by orde
Of Governor Folk.

81. Louis. Dee. 2j.-PrcsIdcnt Stew
art. of the board 81 police commission
crs. received q letter from Governo
Folk instructlnR that the police raj,
sn-Cullcd clubs" organized for tn
evasion OF the Sunday liquor law. an,
the avoidance 81 dramShop license pay.
mcut Governor Folk instructs that tn,
clubs bc rnided not only on Sunday bu
on week days in every case where 4
IN apparent nal the liquor IL bcinG
sold TO the general public In violation
OF the charters Issued To these organi.
nations as social clubs. In his letter
Governor Folk states:
n club has no more right TO sell
liquor without the liquor license thar
any other corporation would have. II
liquor Is In TACT sold to the public Il =
utterly immaterial whether there Is a
club charter or not"
In accordance with the instructions
Chief OF Police Kiely announced this
afternoon that the so-called clubA
would be raidcd next Sunday and these
-aids will continue daily thereafter uns
IN the alleged violations OF h dram-
shop law cease.
There are Ia so-called lid clubs" ID
81. Louis.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
STOP KISSING IN ScHOt
Angry Mothers Of Pupils Drive
Teacher Out with Brooms.

Rridgeton, n. j.. Dec. 25.-T
Smack In School," made famous
readers and rcciters for gencratio
has caused an upheavnl I'm tho Ba
Neck public school. car this city, n
the young schoolmnster. Smith We
colt. was chased out OF the building
Irate mothers with brooms. The boa
OF education OF the township In maxi
nm investigation. while the school {,
mains closed.
According 10 the stories told parer
by some OF the pupils the school h
been under lax discipline for some CIR
and often turned into uproar by the q
ings OF some OF the boys. The sta
farming community learned throui
some OF the girls that the boys hi
been allowed 10 mingle freely wi
them. that huEging and kissing we
everyday. features OF life within Il
walls OF the little building and the
was widespread Indignation.
The latest story and the one whis
brought the exciting crisis was that
boy had been overhauled by the teacl
er for throwing spitballs which h
girls In the eyes. The teacher caugI
the boy. made him roll n lot OF the bal
and then stood him In "A corner az
threw them nj him until he was
eight to behold.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
SHE WILL NOT MAKE UP
Steel Kings Wife Goes Back 20 Pitts
buro for Reconciliation.

pi,tSburg. Dec. 2--Mrs. aura Corey.
wife OF the steel king. now on her way
from Los Angeles. has served notice on
trends OF her husband here that she will
moi meet him TO talk over matters tend
ing toward n reconciliation. A close friend
Of Mr.. Corey I'm Braddock said last night
Mrs. Corey will meet her husband " her
A,torrcyu think u necessary. and then only
in the presence az her attorneys. Shc has
served notice tha she will not discuss In
any way n reconciliation with her hus-
hand. nor will she meet him at his fathers
home or any other persons home"
The speaker IL familiar with all phases
OF the Corey trouble. and this Information
was brought forth by the publication here
OF the story that there was TO be n re-
union al the home OF a. \. Corey next
sunday evening. at which W. Ellis Corey
and his wife would probably make up
Their differences.
Mrs. Sorcy has declined absolutely TO
consider a proposition 10 forgive her hus-
band. whose infltuation for Mabcllc Gil-
man. an actress. has made him the most
talked about man In the country.
Corey H. making desperate" efforts tn
head om the attempt OF his VIII" To try for
A divorce in Pittsburg. BEFORE she left
Los Angeles AZ agent was sent TO OMAR
terms u reconciliation. Il was n Los
Angeles. according TO friends % Mrs,
Corey, that the proposition 20 moot AZ tho
home 81 C0Tcy's father here TO talk mat.
lcrs over Mas mad" and refused.
Alleged double dealing ga th" part 81 hsr
husband u the principal rvlsur advanced
by the clos" friends % Mrs. Corey fbT hst
coming from IN" west a. Pig'sburg FOR d.
ypTcC, 81" has mad" IN" assertion that
Corey tried 90 .nJurr hsr iu Nevada. anJ
attempted 20 st up a case against h~i
AZ that she might not bring out h~r point
in full in IN" divorce c08rt against him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
BULLDOGS GUARD HER
Mrs. w. c. Corey Wants Public to
Stay Out and Her Recent Spouse
10 Return.


Pittsburg. PA. Dec. 27.-The Corey
family at Braddock has put four more
obstacles I'm the way OF the public.
which thlrsts for more knowledge Of
w. Ellis Corey's marital troubles. The
new obstacles consist OF two well de-
veloped bulldogs. an Italian Waterman.
and an Irish Waterman. who are guard
Ing the home OF A. A. Corey. where the
wife OF President Corey OF the United
States Steel corporation II. The elder
Corey Is angry and proposes To give
bulldogs n watchmcn "A chance TO
work.
A hitch In the proceedings for n re-
concilintion or 'amiCablc agreement or
the Corey matter has developed. Mrs.
Laura Corey has demanded n n her
husband go further than he signiicd
his Willingness To do. She viii not nc
ccpt the 81. 200. 600 offered with his PROM
Use To give up Mabclie Gilman unless he
also agrees To live with her n treat
her as his wife. rs he did ear q
whcn love. not money. ulcd the Corey
home. This ultimatum has been passed
up To the husband. Friends OF both
are outspoken In their assertion hat
nothing will be done IN the way OF re-
conciliation, and that the fight will
so on.
Mrs. Corey has emphasized plainly To
her friends tia she does not wish u
understood hat she Is being influenced
In the least by money matters. TIL
81 1000. 900 which would be hers II she
ronsents TO call things on IL really only
an Increase OF $500. 900 over what she
had already been offered and had prac-
;ically accepted To- get "A divorce. i.
Several long messages sent to Pres
ldent Corey by his close friends and
relatives here urging him TO ON and
meet Mrs. Corey on Christmas day were
not answered.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
HOW NAVY CELEBRATES
Nobody Works Except the Men on
Baltimore and villalobos lo- q.
Gated at Shanghai.

washington, Dec. 27.-Aboard the
ships OF the American navy scattered
I'm foreign and home waters today VIII
be observed as n holiday.
Christmas greetings were sent
around the world asst night by Admiral
Dewey To be communicated TO officers
OF all vessels In the service that "A be
reached. on h ships the only work
required today ~ the necessary clean
ing. and by 3 this morning most OF the
officers and men were left free to ccI-
citrate IN. day as they choose. liberal
shore leave has been granted accord
ing TO custom. and AZ many as can be
spared from the ships Will celebrate
ashore.
Thousands OF pounds OF turkey.
cranberrics. plum pudding aud OTHER
things that make up Christmas dinner
aboard the vessels have been laid by
and Will h. served Ia generous fashion
ON each ship. or the North Atlantic
fleet the baitlcships Maine. Alabama.
Iowa and Massachusetts are at New
York. tho armorrd cruiser brooklyn
and protected cruiser Galveston are
anchored not far away Mt T"npklns-
willie. the bnttlcShlps Illinois ana Mis-
souri, are at Boston. the urmorcl Cruls.
ers West Virginia, Maryland. Colorado
and Pennsylvania viii spend Christmas
I'm Hampton Roads. together with the
new protected cruiser Charleston.
which is celebrating her first Christ
mas at Charleston. -. g. Officers n
men OF the bnttlcshlp Texas and mon
itors Arkansas, Florida aud Nevada
and the torpedo notilla VIII make mcr-
~ on board and ashore.
In the far east the largest navy ccle-
bration will take place at Cavite. near
Manila. where the buttleships Ohio and
Oregon and the protected cruisers RAJ
leigh and Cincinnati and the destroy
crs RainbridEc and Chaunccy have
gone for the holidays.
A different Christmas VIII he hat
spent by the cruiser Baltimore and
gunboat Niilalobos at Shanghai. where.
because OF the condition OF unrest cx-
listing. II Is probable nc shore leave will
be granted and the officers and men
will spend the day IN board. This bat
tlcship Wisconsin has gone TO Hong
kong for Christmas.
In the West Indies the crews Will
decorate the ships with great palm
leaves. Rear Admiral Bradford n
thus distributed his ships for the hol-
idRys. Cruisers Olympia ut culcbra.
Cleveland Mt Ponce. Yankee at Monte
Christi. Tacoma ut San Juan, Dies
Moincs at 81, Thomas. glinboat Eagle
ut San Chez. Dubuque at Puerto Plata.
and Scorpion ut Santo Domingo. The
Princeton will spend Christmas prob
ably at Panama. The Chicago az Hon
olulu. cruiser Boston ut Mare island.
gunboat Concord Mt Brcmerton. tor
pcdo boat Paul Jones ut Mare island.
torpedo boat Perry Mt San Diego. and
he supply ship Mt Mare island.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
WAS FALSE TO BLACK.
odeli Declares President Urged 5Iael
for Senator in Depew's Place and
Then Deserted Him.

New York. Dec. 25.-In the course
Of an interview last night Ex-Governor
Odell asserted that IL was President
Roosevelt who authorized him to come
out for Governor Black for senator TO
succeed Chauncey NJ. Depew. and that
u wa the use OF the presidents infu-
ence against Black subsequently which
led to Mr.. Blacks defeat.
II went to Washington" said Nj.
Odell. ito see the president and have
4 talk with him about the New York
political situation which we had In the
fall OF 1904. The question OF the SEN
atorship came up and the president said
u was a pity TO have the state OF New
York represented by two almost senile
old men.
New York ne said. ought TO have
some man TO speak for II on the floor OF
the senate who would command a,ten-
ton and reflect credit ON the state He,
said that Governor Black was the kind
Of n nan who should represent the
state.
IT asked him ~ I was Ia infer from
his remarks that he would like to see
Governor BlacN elected to succeed Mr..
Depew. lie said he would.
Then you wish me To be for Black
I asked.
81 hope you will. he replied.
81 told him that I would.
IL came back TO New York and saw
Governor Higgins and told him what
the president said. and Higgins In
dorscd q a..
I'VE were making great Broadway.
when Senator Plat called "A conference
In the interest OF D"pcw.
THAT conference" was practically
dominated by the friends 90 the rr"si-
dent and the governor. All declared for
Dcpsw "a against Hack wnN unuZpl
when I convinced myself That tho
president and governor were not will.
Ing to stand for the proposition which
each of them had asked me To- carry
out | concluded that | would not staud
for a nlnnr."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
LOCAL COLOR" UNoolNe
Material fer a STORY" Not Loot. Her
Object.

New York. Dec. s5.-Dresscd IN n
black velvet coat and a velvet hat. a
slender little woman with the nervous
face OF n typical literary woman
passed quickly from aisle To aisle In the
hurryiny holiday crowd In n dry goods
store yesterday afternoon. She was
collecting local color for n Sunday
story which will never be
written. IL was To have been headed.
'The Emotions OF a Shopltfter In n
Great Store"
The amateur shoplifter was Miss LII
dan Cherry. or Spcrry. thirty-one years
Did. a former school teacher OF Mime
apolis. and ms she had not mad. any
arrangements with the management OF
the store for her character search. b
was arrested by a female store detective
after having been allowed TO steal S35.Sl
worth OF small articles. Today h Is
In n cell In the jefferson Market police
court charged her with grand larceny.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
BIG HOTEL BURNS.
One Hundred and Ten Guests ESeapI
in Seanty Clothing.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. Elm the
largest hotel fire In the history OF Los
Angeles the Van Mugs Broadway hotel.
one uf the first class hostelries OF the
city. located at 4l2-t22 South Broad
way, I'm the heart OF the business dis
trict, was almost completely destroyed
Sunday.
one hundred and ten guests. most OF
whom were sull In bed at the time the
fire broke out, escaped In their scanty
clothing to the street. Many Of them
got out In their night robes and prac-
tically all suffered the loss OF their en-
tire baggage n personal effects.
Six iiremen were injured during the
progress OF the ann by h collapse
OF the rear OF the second floor. They
were precipitated into the basement
injuries.
Firemen Are Hurt.
Following Is n list of the injured:
]. Lawson. fireman hose cOmpana
No. ..
c. NJ. Stewart. fireman. shocked.
bruised and cut.
j. LANDS. fireman, lacerated scalp
and bruised about h body.
w. C.. Phillips, fireman, bruised
burned and cut.
Thomas Lane. fireman. shocked.
bruised and cut, still unconscious: may
die.
Richard Hanley. fireman. bruised. cut
and suffering frog shock.
Fire Chief Lips also was severely cut
by broken glass. bu his injuries
dressed without leaving the scene OF
the fire. The total financial loss will
approximate 500. 900.
The Mnrtz estate and August Win
stel. owners OF the hotel building. will
lose 500. 900: insurance. $4,000.
Very few OF the guests were able 10
get any OF their effects. T. H.. Ben
ton. ex-state auditor OF Nebraska, wife
aud daughter occupied rooms on the
fourth fioor and barely escaped with
their lives. losing all their v~aluables,
baggage and money. estimated At $1,000.
Mrs. T.. Hanisch. OF Chicago. escaped
from her room on the fourth floor. but
lost effects valued NJ $4,000. Several
other individuals lost heavily In
amounts ranging from s6s to 5000.
Origin Of Fire Not Known.
The origin OF the fire ~ not been
definitely nsccrtained. II was discov-
cred by Night clerk Harry MertZal at
&: 80 o'clock. The flames appeared to
come from the basement or engine
room OF the hotel. although the man
agvmcnt claims the iir" originated In
the store OF the California Paper com
pnny ON the ground floor 90 the build
Ing. The hotel employees worked val
inntly Va ]arousiug the sleeping guests,
who were barely awakened In time.
The flames spread with great
rrpidlty and la thirty minutes from the
time the nrst alarm wax turned in the
Who'll" building was ubal2c. All az the
guests were able to csDup" by way OF
tho StairWuys % elevators, although
the halls and corridors were dcuscly
filled with smoke and many were near
Iy RuroCltcd.
Although q fire engine was on the
ground four minutes after the first
alarm WAS turned IN. the building
burned like finder md there was no
! chance TO c%xtinguiah the blaze.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
PRESENT FROM THE POPE
oius x. Makes Known His intention
Of Sending Miss Alice Roosevelt a
Wedding Gift IN February.

New York. Dec. 2I.-AccOrding % a
cabIcIram to the World. Pope Plus y.
has declared his intention az sending
a wedding present To Miss Alice Itoose-
Welt ON the occasion oT hC. wedding In
February. The gift will probably be n
beautiful piece OF mosaic work from
the vatican factory. probably q copy OF
one OF the most valuable paintings rom
the vatican collection
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
DoLLlvER MAKES SPEECH
Senator Speaks at Dinner Of Brooklyn
New England Society.

New York. Dec. 25-The New Eng
land society IN Brooklyn gave It's an
nual dinner last night In
ration OF the anniversary Of the land
lng OF the Pilgrim forefathers. Sena
tor j. T.. Dolliver. OF Iowa, was amont
the speakers.
Letters OF regret were received from
Field Marshal Lord Roberts, OF Eng
land. and Lord Rosebery.
Senator Doliiver. discussing "Publh
Virtue as a Question OF Politics" de
.lared that the undesirable conditions
often complained Of In politics are du
20 the same moral perils which besc
all society. The only true remedy. M
declared. is when men live In the feG
OF God and with an honest purpose q
Keep His commandments.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
James e. Martin, a Prominent Me-
Yorker, n Victim.

New York. Dec. 25.-James T.. Martin.
prominent I'm New York society, "A mem
Der OF the New York Yacht club. the
Metropolitan club and the Country
club, was instantly killed today near
Flushing, L. l.. when his automobile
ploughed into "A strip of loose dirt on
the side OF the road and turned COM
Dlctely over. Stacy Clark. who was In
the car, was seriously injured. Mr..
skull was fractured.
The accident was witnessed by Mr..
wife and his son and daugh-
ter-in-law. who were following In an.
other automobile.
= The chauffeur was arrested n
charged with criminal negligence. Mag
Istrate Conuollton later accepted ball
in the sun OF s 1000. Mr.. Martin lived
at sos Fifth venue
Mr.. Martin was a brother OF Bradley
Martin and n brother-in-law OF w.
Gould Broknw. He was n retired n
cr and possessed great wealth. Mrs.
Manice. who was In the second car. II
the well known golfer. who. as Miss
Frazier. won n number OF champion.
ships. The chauffeur recently came &c
this country from France. He was a
chauffeur In the James Gordon Ben
~ctt cup race two years ago.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
HE suNcOeS COUNTESS.
Frederic seefeld ARRESTED fec Mortsag,
ina Somebody Else's ALTO.

New York. bee. =i.-Baron Frederick
secfeld. whose residence AT present In
Philadelphia. WaS ARRESTED here last
night charged with securing money by
false prctrnscs.
The police say that Countess Iska X.
PaImAy, who IL living In the New York
hotel. charges that several weeks ago
she loaned the baron n large sum Of
money, q king an automobile as secur-
ity and that afterwnrd she learned the
automobile did not belong 10 him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
THOMPSON GETS THE
MUCH DISCUSSED PLUM
Nebraskan, Who ie Ambasss-
dor to Brazil, VIII Get the
Mexican Embassy.
PIERCE ALSO HoNoREI
Third Assistant Secretary Of State Be.
ONE First Minister to Norway
and chas. DENLY ls Elevated
TO His Office.

Washington. Dec. 25.-Herbcrt IL. d.
Pcirce, third assistant secretary OF
state. has been selected by the prcsi-
dent rs first minister to Norway.
Charles DENLY. chief clerk OF the de-
partmen;. has been determined upon
rs successor to Peirce In the state de-
partmcnt.
Official announcement was also made
that David Thompson. former minister
70 Brazil. has been chosen ambassadors
o Mexico.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
RUNS INTO A .
Father and Daughter Are Killed !,
Peculiar Manner.

Fort Wayne. Ind. Dec "a hors. at
tachcd 10 a buggy ran into the rcnnsyl-
yanla special az Dclphoa. o.. nj ) o'clock
his morning.
Henry Honhursi and daughter Rose
were instantly killed. Mrs Barney Wa
homhon. also a daughter 81 Honhorst. was
severely injured. The riE struck the 'front.'
end Of the baggage car Immediately be-
hind the engine. and the accident was not
known by the train mon until the car In
spsctorS % this city discovered tn" buggy
curtain fastened I'm the door OF the car.
and inquiry dowa the line was made.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
OVER AN E"MBANKMENT
Wreck on Illinois Central an Mississippi
Proves Fatal 20

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. Gone pas
scngcr was killed and six injured In "A
wreck on the northbouad Illinois Cen
trail passenger train. six miles north of
Holly Springs. Miss. this morning.
Two coaches were derailed and turned
over n twenty-nve-foot embankmenI
Mrs. James Wade. OF sidon. Miss. wa
crushed TO death. OF the injured. one
will probably die.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
Black Picture Of Russia's Future.

New York. Dee. 25.-Thc ~. Peters
burg correspondent Of the London Tel
cgrnph declares Saturday doings In
Moscow mark the most important
manifestation OF Russian anarchy"
says the dispatch to the World.
The correspondent IL persuaded tho
economic basis OF Russian finances ~
about To give way with n terrific crash
and that commercial and Industrial
conditions unexamplcd In the history
OF modern states are about to begin.
Characterised by famine.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-28
NEWSPAPER MAN a THIEF
Stole Wreath from Historic Cuban
Wall. Court Decides.

New York. dee. -i-N dispatch from la
yar4 announces that Nicholas Bidiin. q
New York newspaper correspondent. and
W. \. NaT'y, q newspaper man ~ Havana.
were tried on an" uhurg" 81 Stealing "a
fortl wreath from a historic wall which
commemorate tn" execution iu l'h ~ a
dozen Cuban students hy al. Siagitrls
EitdIr was discharged, cleared Of com
pIlrity lu ;rc affair. ana Nlrty was sen
FENCED To- twenty days impTiso0mrut aua
"a pay the vnst 81 the wreath Mr.. Hiddl"
nrnNnn ~ .llhL