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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01
Fra Russum.

ferri s0gur gengio af oeir0um 4 Russlandi
en- a0ur, Asher ar verkfall PAD, er s6sial-
istar vildu kona 4 stao eftir a0 duman var
roin, komst ekki a,af pvi 40 verkamenn vildu
ekki lata a0 oroum byltingamanna. S0mu-
lei0is var0 araugurslaus, sd tilraun sosialista
ao @sa b@ndur til uppreistar, Pegar uppskeru
var lokio / haust, og fla h~erragaroa hafa peir
brent og rant sloan / sumar. Breyting Pessi
stafar af PVT, ao sti0rnin hefr teki0 umskiftum
til st6rra b6ta og Russar una Pvi betur hag
sinum MI en- Aour; en- sd, sem mestan batt Il
1 umb6tum Peim,er nvIega hafa oroio 4 st j6rn-
arfari par / Iandi, err Stolypin, raoaneytisfor-
seti Russakeisara.
stolypin helr lagiert st 6rnarfyrirkomu-
lag i Rdsslandi betur en- nokkur annar mao
ur, sem par hefr seti0 40 vUldum. hefr aour
CERT Il svo stuttum TINA. Ham helir MI hiatt
par ra0aneytisforustu 4 hendi az ems flora
manuOi, og 4 Peim TINA hefr oroio svo mikil
breyting i vioskifta]if mamma par / landi, az
undrum sntir. Husband er ao visu. langt fra
Pvi 40 vera cnn oroio paradis Firearms og
karleihans; en- miklu er par DO friovanleyar
lAt1o MI en- fyrir prem manuou,n. Flestir
vir0ast MI vera par 0hultir UNI IF slit 90 limu
hversda gslega, OF miklu meira frelsi hafa
Hestir MI / oreum og ger0um en- aour. Bloc
boo hafa enyin or0io par nyIega, og laun-
moro cru 0oum az fakka.
DAD hefr ve7i0 venja Russastj6rnar
hinga0 til, al lata hart mata h0rou, og bvf
meiri sem verio hafa 6spektir og hry0:juverk
gJ0reyoanda og uppreistarmanna, PVT haroari
hafa oroi0 ofs6knir og -efsingar af hennar
haIfo. En- Stolypin ser Pae gI0gt, 40 me0
Peirri aofero helIir stjornin oliu i eldinn.
Ham pekkir pj60 sina mama beet, OF err
g0fuglyndur ma0ur. % st j6rnvitriryur him
mesti. Ham einbIloir ekki 4 asigkomulay
rlkisins fri sj6narmi0i P~ringsynna skrifstofu-
stJora, he'dur heir hann sko0a0 Pao fri al
mennu sj6narmioi. sett sig / spor aIpyounnar
og CERT ser sjaIfum fylIiIega lost hvers vegna
hun er oan@g0, 90 pykist ekki len.ur mega
VIC pau kj0r bda, err hun hefr or0i0 10 setta
sig VIC )'ingao til, og nj heir ham teki0 pau
rao, er honum Potti hentust til az rAoa bot
-ymsu Pvf boil, er mann ST az Pjaoi NEST al
PTou mamma. Ham sd Pao gl0gt, az skortur
festra ]ifsnauosynja var undirr6t peirrar Ga
nagju, sem MI heir last sig ems 90 eldur
slnu urn hugarheim aIlra rissneskra albv0u-
mama. ,,pao er engin Won 4 bvi', sagoi
ham fyrir skemstu, .,a0 peir menn, sem dag
eftir dag haea ckkert anna0 en- Gina slid 90
L ,o <
tver kart0Hur ao leggja ser til munns, GET
ful1n@gt 0lIum borrara skyldum og CERT sic
anegoa me0 acknowledgements Me0 ORD.
um Pessum atii l'ann VIC Gyoinga, sem p5
gengu hopum saman hungraoir OF atvinnu.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01


er Peir sau ekkert undanf9ri, e6a ]ati0 lif6
fyrir sprengikdlum, er Peir hafa etla0 0orum.
peir hafa alment ORD a ser fyrir hugrekki, sem
a]drei bill hver hetta sem er i fer0um, og
ekkert annao en- fangelsisvist e0a dauoi get
ur aftra0 Peim, ao framkvama aform slit,
hvert vooaverk sem Pao er 1 annara augum.
Alt Petta var Stolypin gagnkunnugt.
Honum var Pao deginum lj6sara, az pvf yer
sem fario vari meo Gy0ingana og PVT meiri
kdgun og ofs6knum, sem VIC pa vari beitt,
Pvi verri yrou Peir viofangs. TIL Pess a6
Wilma bug 4 Peim meo valdi, hef0i ekkert
annao dugao en- drepa hvern einasta Gyoing
1 0llu Rdssaveldi, karlmenn, konur og born.
= En- PAD hefoi enginn har0stj6ri getao ems
og MI var astatt, par sem Gy0ingar voru hvar-
vetna oronir Ieiotogar ly0sins = DAD var lfka
stolypin fjarri skapi, ao stofna til slfkra
hry0juverka. Beta radio til Pess, az koma
einhverju skipulagi 4 Parlenda stj6rn, hugoi
ham myndi vera PAD, az fri0a menn og blloka;
fyrst og fremst Gy0ingana, og PVT naest
b@ndaI y0inn allan. peirri stefnu hefr ham
haldio fast fran; og pratt fyrir megna mot
spyrnu ymsra einve]dissinna, hefr ham Oft
asst bori0 harri hluta og komi6 fran hestum
Peim umb6tum, er bann heir viii a0 ia franz
gengt. Keisarinn Porir ekki annao en- fylgja
honum ao nahum og h1y0a ra6um hans, PVT
a0 hann a nh hvergi betra trausts 40 leyta en-
undir verndarvnng Pessa mikilmennis. jain
vel keisaraekkj AN, MOOR Niku]asar keisara,
sem ]engi heir P6tt prandur / G0tu allra
frelsishreyGnga a Rdsslandi, viroist MI alger-
lega vera BUN 40 sleppa einveldistaumunum
vio stolypin, og ]ata hann fara Pvf fran, er
honum synist raolegast. DAD lftur svo ut sem
hun og fest annao af hinu eldra einveldis-
]ioi, sc MI loks komi0 az raun um, 40 hi0 lorna
einveldi Sc drelt or0io og geti ekki lengur
staoi0 obreytt og 6hagga0.
I l0greglulioi Rdssa voru margin sam
s@rismenn. er valdir voru a0 tlestum Gyoinga
ofs6knum par / ]andi, og Peir voru hvata-
menn og forsprakkar allra Peirra vo0alegu
manndrapa er framin voru 4 varnarlausum
Gyoingum / ymsum borgum 4 R1sslandi
undanfarin ar. possa mem ALA hefr Stoly-
pin reki0 fra l0greglustj6rn, og sloan hefr
ekkert blooba0 Att ser stao par ilandi. Ham
hefr einnig veitt Gy0ingum trdarfrelsi full
komi0 til jafns VIC r6mversk-kap6Iska MEM
% a6ra trdarfokka par 1 landi, sem ekki TIL
heyra rfkiskirk junni.
Ham heir latio ser mj0g ant UNI ao
beta kjor b@nda. DAD hefr lengi verio hio
helzta Ahugamal russneskra banda, az eignast
land. peir cru alIir ]eiguli0ar; aoaIIinn,
!keisarin" og kirkjan eiga alt land BAD, er
bnndur yrkj a, og Peir ia naumast n6g til az
halda lff / Ser og hyski sfnu, DO peir vinni
baki brotnu alt ario. Hinir auougu landeig.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01

var eitt af hans fyrstu verkum eftir ao ham
tok VIC stj6rnarforraoi, ao rymka svo um
frelsi Gyoingaa Rdsslandi, ao vel ma MI heita
viounandi. 40 visu befr hann enn ekki get
ao veitt Gyoingum 40 0llu leyti :fult j%afnr6tti
VIC AGRA Pegna Rdssakeisara: en- ham hefr
pc getao lett af Peim 0llum Pyngstu al0gum
Peim, er aour hvildu q Peim, og gefi0 Peim
fult frelsi til ao feroast um rfkio og TAXA ser
par busetu hvar sem Peir vii ia. En- fra DOR
UNI l0ndum mega Gy0ingar Pc ekki fytj ia til
Husbands nema meo Pvi mott, 40 Peir geri
fulla grein fyrir erindi sinu .Pangao, og segi
hvaoan Peir komi og hverra mamma Peir s6u.
Oar er ems str0ngum reglum beitt gegn inn
latning PETRA MI og aour var.
Flestir kunnugir menn Htla ,a0 fri0ur sd,
er verio hefir a Russlandi hina sioustu man
uoi, mum einkum af Pvi stafa, 40 Stolypin
leysti af Gyoingum harostj6rnarf j0trana og
let hntta 0lIum Gyoinea ofs6knum. Sl Midi
hans hefr sefao heiftarhug Gyoinganna, TN
Peir voru Aour hvatamenn. forsprakkar og
fr0muoir tlestra sansera, uppreista og brio u.
verka par / landi. Ol]um he]ztu verkf0llum
par / landi hafa Gyoingar komio q stao og
styrt: Pannig var hio mik]a verkfall / fyrra
haust. sem st00vaoi ALTAR samg0ngur i rikinu
OF neyddi keisarann til ao gefa Pj6oinni
stj6rnarbot og ping, aIgerlega fr%amkv@mta o
raoum Gyoings nokkurs er Krustaloff heitir:
maour taplega Pritugur 40 a]dri. Ham varo
loks bandsamaour og settur idfaissu, en- hafoi
ekki setio par fullar Prjar vikur, aour ham
fGkk ALA fangaver0i og verkamenn / stnrsta
tugthdsi R1ssastj0rnar til az hefja verkfal],
sem hepna0ist svo a0 %stjoruin varo a0 lata
undan og veita Peim kr0fur peirra.
Maxim, sa erh6t uppreistina / Eystrasalts-
l0ndum og komst landHotta til Bandarfkja,
er einnig Gy0ingur a0 @tt og emma fregast-
ur allra uppreistarmanna Il Russlandi. Ham
fu'ti fyrirlestra fra Pvi ham kom hinga0 til
lands / sumar til skams TINA, og safna0i pa
miklu ft, err hann sendi uppreistarm0nnum 4
Russlandi. Fin MI err ham horfinn og enginn
vir0ist vita neitt um hva0 af honum hefr
oroio.
Lei0togi ~gj0reyoenda, sa err NEST hefr
40 kve0i0 sioastIi0in ar, var einnig Gy0ingur
Gerschunin az nafni. Ham komst um sfoir
/ hendur l0greglunnar og var pa tafarlaust
sendur til Sibcriu, o. f6kk par lima verstu
visit / silfurnamum austur VIC landamnri
Mongolia. En- Pa0an slapp ham pratt fyrir
straqga gazlu; komst / t0ma tunnu 1 farang-
%urslest og sat par matarlaus d0gum saman,
Pangao til lestin var komin yir landamarin,
Pa leyndist hahn burt og er MI kominn til
New York: Ham or k9minn af p6Iskri
Gyoingaett og 40 ems tuttugu og sjo ara a0
a|dri.-pannig mntti te] ia ,hvern afrtur 00r-
UNI, uppreistarleiotoga Rdssa, sem aestir cru
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Naval Battle Between Comrades.

Vladivostok.-An exciting little ma.
val battle took place in this harbor
today between the mutinous crew of
Russian torpedo boat destroyer and
their loyal comrades. The mutineers
finally were subdued but not before a
number of men had been killed or
wounded The mutinous boat is the
Skory and she gave fight to the gun
boat Mandschur, the destroyers Gar.
sovez, Smiley and Zerditz and the gar
rison of on of the forts manned
by the Twelfth regiment OF
artillery. The Skory soon was
overwhelmed and had to be beached to
save her from sinking. This was not
accomplished, however, before her
guns had done considerable damage
and several officers and men of other
ships had been killed or wounded.
The crew of the Skory was melted
by agitators, including some Jews who
had managed to get on board. She
steamed out into the harbor with the
red flag flying, and at once opened fire
on the town and forts A gunboat and
three destroyers went out to engage
her, and, with the aid of the forts, soon
had the Skory riddled and helpless. She
then turned and ran through the surf
and was beached.
Those members of the crew not
killed or injured were arrested by the
soldiers as they made their way to
land. Among the men killed are Cap
tain Kurosch, commander of the tor
pedo boat Rayy, and Lieutenant Stoer.
commander of the Skory. Lieutenant
Vassilieff, commanding the Serditz
was wounded. Several people in Vlad
ivostok were killed by shells from the
Skory. The town has been declared In
state of siege.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
KILLED
IN EARTHQUAKE
RAIN OF FIRE POURED OUT UPON
ANCIENT CITY AND ALL LIFE
is DESTROYED.
WICKED CITY DOOMED
BUT FEW ESCAPE THE AWFUL
scoUReE AND LIVE TO TELL
THE TALE.

Taskend, Russia.-Karatagh a town
IN the province of Bokhara, the wick
sdest section of country in the world,
has been stricken from the face of the
earth. A mountain, riven by an earth
quake, toppled over on the town and
buried its population of 1900 people in
one vast grave. According to dis
patches received here, the Russian gov
ernor and his mother were among the
few who escaped.
Bokhara is q khanate of Central
Asia and a vassal of Russia. Its peo-
Pile are fanatical Mohammedans. who,
preserving a rigorous observation of
the outward forms of their religion. are
addicted as a whole to horrible vices,
and the utmost moral corruption pre-
walls. The few Europeans who have
visited the country other than the Rus
sian rulers, have called it the land of
Sodom and Gomorrah, and state that
all the vices of the East and West
flourish there. Its women are more de-
graded than in any other Mohammedan
country, although the province is dis
tinguished from others in Russian Tur
kestan by its Mohammedan schools
Follows Earthquake.
The destruction of Karatagh followed
This temblor was registered in the OBJ
servatories of the world, but its place
Of being has not been known for the
reason that the country is remotely sit
uated, it requiring a full week for news
to get out by courier.
Karatagh is situated in the Hussar
district, is noted for its manufacture
of sabers, cutlery and fine silks, and is
located at an elevation of $500 feet
above the level of the sea.
Bokhara formerly occupied consider
ably more territory than now, having
been reduced by the conquests and en-
croachments of Russia, which have
been only partially compensated by
some additions. Its present area is
about $4,000 square miles miles. The
country is to a great extent occupied
by deserts and low and naked ranges
of mountains, and the cultivated por
tions of it are confined to the valleys
of the rivers, especially the Oxus or
Amoo Daria, which forms the southern
boundary for a considerable distance.
Mixed Population.
Bokhara is in no part more than !, 100
feet above the level of the sea, but in
the extreme east is mountainous The
total population amounts to about
2,250,0 and consists Of the UZbbecks,
who are the ruling race, and to whom
the emir belongs; the Talks, who form
the majority of the capital; the kfrg'
hiZes, less numerous than the Talks;
about 10000 Arabians, descendants of
the soldiers who were brought into the
country by the third caliph of Bagdad
on the occasion of the conquest of Tur.
kestan; Persians. who have chiefly
been brought as slaves to Bokhara;
Turcomans, Hindus, and about 10000
Jews, who live in the towns beyond the
protection of the law.
Bokhara, the capital, which is the
center of Tartar civilization, is i'll built,
and has gloomy aspect. and in luxury
of dress and mode of living is far be-
hind the times of western Asia.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Fierce Gale in Galveston.

Galveston, Tex.-A northwest storm
of short duration with heavy rain
passed over this city October Both.
The wind attained a velocity of sew
enty-two miles an hour. One woman
was killed by being crushed by fall
ing house. Twenty frame houses were
blown down. 1t is estimated that
twenty persons were injured in the
western part of the city, where the
wind was the most severe. Several
business houses were unroofed and the
stocks of goods were slightly damaged
by water. The Mallory line wharf shed
was damaged to the extent of several
thousand dollars. A few cars were
blown from the tracks. The gulf re-
mained normal. There was no inter
ruption of traffic.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
THE DELIGHTS OF BERMUDA.
No Onions, but Many Cther Things
Bring Joy to Tourist.

If you just go to Bermuda for the
lnions you had better stay at home
becsuse all the onions are exported.
says the Travel Magazine. But II you
can make up your mind to do without
onions, you will have a splendid time.
In the first place there are no rail-
'oads. and, oh. blessed thought! no
rolleys on the islands. You can for
get the hurry and the fret and rest
ired nerves. You can bathe, you can
sail on the wonderfully clear water
within the rampant of coral, you can
fish, and look through water glasses
30 feet d down on the teeming life un-
der sea. The Bermuda boats are
riGged with something which is al
most balloon jib and a leg-o'mutton
or jib-headed mainsail, and they are
of very deep draught. But they work
pretty handily, and will stand up and
sail fast in rough water, so that you
can take them out beyond the protect
ed water without fear. At any rate.
they add to the attractiveness of the
Islands to everybody who cares for
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
His Business-Like Way.

Young Mr.. Biz (briskly) to fair
proprietor Of photograph gailery-Tve
dropped in, Miss Frame, without muck
preparation, in the style l usually do
when l make up my mind l want any
thing. Can you take me just as l am?
Miss Frame-Certainly, Mr.. Biz.
What style do you wish-cabinet or
carte?
Mr.. Bizz-What style? Great Cae-
sar! Did you think I'd come in with
these clothes on to have my photo
graph taken? I'm asking you to mar
ry me, Miss Frame"
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
The Needle Travelled.

Denver.-A needle that Mrs. Ella
Whetmore accidentally jammed into
her left hand yesterday in less than
three hours Travelled TO her elbow
whence Police Surgeon Ackley re.
moved it last night.
Mrs. Whetmore lives at 2436 Stout
street. Early in the day she stuck a
needle in a door. She forgot it, and
when neighbor raped she tried to
open the door and the needle entered
her hand close tc the index finger and
disappeared.
An hour later Mrs. Whetmore's wrist
became stiff and attempts to move II
resulted In extreme pain. Then she
summoned the police surgeon.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Chance of Hands.

Sioux City. Iowa.-Stockholders of
the Sioux City &c Western railroad
elected board of directors composed
of Burlington officials to succeed the
present board, which is composed of
Great Northern officials. The old Pa
cific Short Line, from Sioux City to
O'Neil. Nebraska, will be under the
control of the Burlington instead of
the Great Northern. BY this transfer
the Great Northern surrenders all it's
mileage in Nebraska.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02

A beautiful girl always gets ahead
OF course, not everybody is born beauti-
full, but almost every woman can i'm
prove her looks and complexion by
taking Meyers Sulphur. Arsenic and
Iron Complexion Waters. It's the best
tonic and blood purifier. Produces rich.
red blood and a clear healthy complex
ion. Csc and soc. Sent by mail. Mey-
er's. 2557 Humboldt St. Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Taken at His Word.

Master Walter, aged five, had eaten
the soft portions of his toast at break
fast, and piled the crusts on his plate.
when l was a little boy" re-
marked his father, who sat opposite
him, Il always ate the crusts of my
toast"
did you like them?" inquired his
offspring cheerfully.
Eyes," replied the parent
"You may have these" said Master
Walter, pushing his plate across the
table.-Harper's Weekly.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Miners In Butte Accept Reduction.

Butte, Mont-By an overwhelming
vote Butte Miners union accepted the
reduction of wages from 81 to $3.50
announced by the Amalgamated Cop
per Company last night. The contract
entered into between the company and
the union provided that the scale
should be $3.50 when copper is below
Is cents and $4 when it is above.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02

A distinct advance in Dental Science.
Loose and falling teeth saved. Pyor-
rhea and all diseases of the gums cured.
Missing teeth replaced without plates
or bridgework. Booklet Free. The Rex
Dental Co, Suites 20-25, 72S 18th St..
Denver Colorado.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
From Swedcnborq.

To will and not to do when there il
opportunity, is in reality not to will ;
and to love what is good and not to
do it. when it is possible, is in reality
not to love it.-Swedenborg.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Talking Against the Orchestra.

At musical concert the other
night in Carnegie Hall two women
talked all through the performance
The louder the instruments were
played the louder they talked. To
their horror, the music came to a
sudden stop as one was shouting into
he ear of the other: And l fry mine
In lard. New York Press.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Much sustenance in IIuts.

A sample of the nuts upon which
the warriors of Somaliland march and
fight SO well has been brought to Eng
land. Twenty of the nuts are a days
rations for the Somali, who eats them
boiled.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Out of Practice,

"Those kisses you sold me yesterday
are hard and STALE" growled a custo-
mer at the candy counter. II thought
you claimed to keep only fresh can.
dies"
I'VE do generally" replied the fair
saleslady. Those must have come
from an old batch. h."-Lippincott's.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
His Opinion.

~ have known but two women who
were really perfect" said the charm
Ing widow.
"Indeed!" exclaimed the chronic
bachelor. That's one more than most
women know"
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
If the Lamp is overturned.

Don't attempt to put out the flames
with water If the lamp is overturned
for water will simply spread the
flames. Instead, throw sand. garden
earth, or salt, any of which will have
the desired effect.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
His Stumbling Block.

Eyes, sir" said the man in Cell I'll,
"time was when l was admitted to the
very best houses"
"And what brought you here?"
"They caught me coming out"
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Their Idea.

Mrs. Justwed (on the honeymoon)-
Why, understood that you were
wealthy!
Mr.. Justwed-I was conned into
thinking your father was very rich
Mrs. Justwed-Shall we get di--
vorce?
Mr.. Justwed-No; let's fall in love
Just for spite.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02

No dog ever got fat on hay no mat
ter how long he stuck to the manger.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02

The fame of most men is but self
blown bubble.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
AIxcoIar Dentistry.

Working and loafing are habits and
II is difficult to quit either.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02

A girl never likes to be kissed un.
less she says she doesn't
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-21

representative Lee returned yester
j A'om Atlanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-21

=. D: M.Srachan left last night on
a business trip e Savannah.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-11
CARS WILL RUN IN
UNION STREET

George Newhall. president OF the Pre-
sidio and Ferries Railway Company.
appeared before the Supervisors Ju-
dietary committee yesterday and made
satisfactory showing as to the pro-
gress of the work Of converting the
Union-street road and its connecting
lines into an overhead trolley system.
NewhalI vigorously denied the report
that his company had any intention OF
selling its road to the United Railroads.
Newhall had been cited to show cause
why the permit to change the motfve-
power should not be revoked because
the work had not been completed on
December 20. as specified therein.
We have had many obstacles to
contend with, including scarcity Of ma
terial and the bad weather" said New
hall, but the work has progressed so
far that we will have cars running IN
Union street. between Steiner and Polk
in three weeks. The resignation OF our
engineer, when the plans were half
finished, also delayed the work. We
have expended $50, 900 already and pro-
pose to build the road from the ferry
to Polk street next and then work on
the road from Steiner street westward.
1T is not so that we have held back
the work pending the sale Of the rQad
to the United Railroads. for wish TO
state here that we never had any such
intention.
Newhall was corroborated by John
Layton, secretary of the company.
Newhall assured the committee that
the entire road would be rebuilt in
about three months and be agreed to
file with the committee a statement as
ito the amount of work done. together
with a request for ninety days addi-
tional time to complete the work.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-11

there was no dissent. In the Cow case
himself before the Supreme Court after
fictitious imprisonment similar to
that which the Mayor endured for a
few moments recently, Beatty then
said:
The growing frequency of appli-
cations of this character has led us
to consider whether it is not an abuse
Of the remedy of habeas corpus to ap-
ply il in cases where there is no ac-
tual imprisonment and no restraint ex-
cept that which is invited and volun-
tarily submitted to in. order that a
merely nominal prisoner may resort to
this court. Hereafter the court will
make strict inquiry in this class of
cases and if IT is found to be a merely
nominal restraint submitted to for the
purpose of making a case the proceed
ings viii be dismissed"
In view of this previous decision the
CRATER baked at the frank statement
of the fact as the District Attorneys
office had incorporated ii in the return.
In another opinion the same court
has said that the suff1ciency or INSULT
cheney of the evidence upon which the
indictment is found could not be made
subject of review by habeas corpus
proceedings
In view of these facts 1T becomes
evident that the "eager-to be- tried" at
titude is assumed merely for prolong-
ing the delay In the hope that some
thing may aid in turning public senti-
ment and the reason for Campbell's
Willingness to consent to a postpone
ment of the decision Of the Justices be-
comes evident.