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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

'e ~ uIluSuuel OeH llpeDQqeltQbe0 at
fpsle euer negte at fpsie foryacbe
se9temeno ienere / 2ipet.
Napnet paa ben N9pefiampe, Der
for Giebliffet er 8erbens.I eiter,
bpao N9pefamp aneaar, buffer ieg
lite; men ieg buffer, at ban ifaI bore
bare 8 SOB og ipp CONNER. Spab
Nptte og SorusieIie er bet iaa | at
Sere en- Sefsfooing, maa ies ipsree2
Sngen bar bel enbnu negtet, at
Breiioentens iioite gubifab bar
baaoe ipert langt og nofiaa tort;
men oct iamme fan bli iagt ON ale
bisie OpiGt og @aea3inartifIer, Der
I ipp LANCE og ipp breoe er Bit
ipunone iammen / BEN Seniigt at faa
prGntet inb | %, bpor altfor lang.
truffet @uoifabet er. Iaar ieg I9Ier
iomme at bisie ~aIenlange gemerf.
ninger ON guoifabet, buffer ieg Ell
fort Snmtale melem to Sarmere:
Salpor SisIeiang: "Saa ipnes on
ON 8reiioentens iibite gubffab on
90, Rils?"
IiIs @isrfetsrf: "9et er fni,.
ienbe eobt b,l."
0er. Si~isleiang: "Su bar fanife
left oet?"
DIR. 9isretsrf: 1SSeg bar life;
men iom sob, its Gartimanb fs1er
ies mig epig foroisiet ON, at guoifa.
tet er meiterlig gobt."
gpiierne beretter ON en- franif
a~rigsbaIon, iom bar fommet log oe
reiit fin Bel. &i bar rogle ilige los.
ilupne "arissboIloner" Der | De Sor.
enebe Stater ogiad, %. inoertegnebe
ifulbe iletiffe i6rge, ON Der fom en-
itrio Sinb os forte benz foran fig til
en- Of Dor SIo0es isbelaste, enbmi
uopoagebe EoIer.
s Rinot, q. 0af., faI en- Retbo.
oiitpreit ia uotoIt / fin 9reoifen, at
~bpis ban funoe bli gpens Iapor,
piloe ben ON 80 Gage bli en- Sor.
gaaro til SimmeIen." Saoben ia
ie' Smsr, Sr. 8aItorl Erofeter,
eoGnseliIter og apoitler fanbt | 81.
berries Sob ofte uS, at oct life gaar
affurat iaa fpift % letpinot at ON.
penbe en- gp iom at itoppe libt So |
Ell S9f.
en- Erofesicr / Often retter ct Sin.
ereb moo SreiiSent @ooiepeIt % be.
ifpIber BAN bIanSt anoet for at tale
no fine @eniuser, iaainart icm ban
bar tGnft en- Gag ODER. ct glaS be.
mprfer, at ser er M9nb, iom life
peuter foo l9nge beller meb at uotale
fine Ieniuger, % 9rofesicren fan
nRiten bore iifter paa, at glaoet
mente OF al BAN Sanford peo at no
trpffe fig Zig.
"grGnber ct Siis Oh, cler brGn.
Der oct neo?~ s en- Metbooiitmenig.
beb | Soma ct Steb ifal nngoonis'
forenineen oebatere Bette nigttse
SpsrssmaaI. ct anbet Iigeiaa inte'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

reliant zema piIoe bore: sMeiier
bi nieo 2rrnet, eIer refer Srrnet
meo os3" 1Srrffer iee at mig gtep.
Ierne, eIer tr9tfer lea GsoSerne no
at Stsblerne2" fiinoe osioa til Hso
gaa AMI
Bernt @rrn6en bar ina braalint
iom en- Sbeps, os bet sioroe BAN tiot
tilpttelig. aminb 2angmpren6en
bar en- Manb meo Iunfent Blob / fine
aarer % forIsb iie aIorig. ~Roar
oa bIir flint, ifiiIbe on butte poo at
tGne til IT, inoen ou opIaoer Din
Wuno", ia am,no en- Gang I Sor.
troIiebeo til fin 3amerat 9ernt.
Oct bar minfanoten oct beoIte'
@aao, ieg enoni | nit Sip bar faat,"
Ia 8ernt. "alin6e leg peute iaa len.
&c meo at Fl noset, ifuIoe lea bore
iitano til at t9nfe no iaa mango
traffenoe Sanford os ineSige uStrpf,
at leg life piIoe bIi farbis meo at Ole
Dem ub paa Den Sib. bu fan tRae til
$50"
Ser ON Sasen I9fte ies ON en-
@ano, Der bar fommen | ltgreie meo
Sruen fin og oerfor maatte msoe
frem for Hetten. Dommeren CAB
Dam @alget meIem of 81 Sriien eft
aps og fslge benbe biem iom en- goo
sgstemano eler osiaa saa / Seng.
Tel. Manben paIste oct iioite. Men
bois benne foritoffeoe Mano tanfer
fig tilbage, bill ban fanife minbes oen
9io, % ban iatte iaa flor Bris paa
at faa fpsie BEN 8pinoe, Der er SaIe
ON, at ban sierne babbe tot SansieI
for at faa ct aps Of benoe. Slig Tan
en- Manb bore!
Seq Tan life ffisnne, bpao 0ptte
og Sornsielie norife og norifameri.
fanife Blade bar at at ffamroie at.
bsbe Song Oscar ben anoen. San
bar bare ct Wenneife, bebaftet meo
menneifelise Sfrsbelisbeber iom ollie
hi andre. ut ban {. CTS. life ianf.
tionerte 8oniulatiagen bar efter
mine 9egreber oct p9rite Wisgreb,
ban iom llnionsfonse funoe begaa.
Sanoe ban bet giort, biIoe ct enist
og BEN ipenife @onbe % Or.
beioer fluttet 8rebs ON bam. griie
bam, forbi ban life begpnote gn.
grebsfrig MOB @orse, er beIleriffe |
fin Sroen. 11biigterne for ct belbiet
uofalo al en- iaaom 8rig bar ilet-
life fpfel Oct iaa ban 10. Ga os er.
iom ianot er, at Song Oscar
bar en- bra aonee | bet ftore belle tat,
men at ban itsttet fig for meset til
en- Waet basom Sronen os for tibet
til Solicit. 8i 9erbmenb fisnte
bans panffelige Stiaine, latte Bris
paa bans eobe gsenifaber Tom Mano
os Regent og bar alorig Nas til
ham, ON emo bans "uroffelige ODER.
~tepisnine" itrrnoom Duet os iaa iom
iaa. 9isie 9em9rfninger faar itaa
for min esen Tegning. -
Sbomas %. 2apion fra Boston bill
life Longer bore SoIfeleoer oe Refor.
beber Oct. gi bar niit bapt
NOT Of bam osiaal
9en npe Senator fra arfanins
beber Sefferion 9apis, men ifal bog
life bore / Sl9gt meo &ebelpreii-
oenten. en- 9rano til at rumitere |
S~enatorialen er ban, og Gilman Tan
biit gaa biem og Iasge fig. S lin
Somfrutale flyer Senatoren blanot
"sSee frnSe maaffe ipiie Smiler
Dos en- 2a3ar,,s; men ieg ip9rger Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
GrrmmR1urlhug
cssrsettslss og Forklarlng

Ga. 1000 at be | glnbe % Bigger aluinSelisR
fuseisumeabe Grtuueaura.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

"grGnSer ct Sils op, eler brGn.
Der oct neS?" s en- Metbooiitmenig.
beb | Soma ct Steb ifal kingdoms.
forenineen Sebatere Bette pistise
SpsrssmaaI. ct anbet Iigeiaa inte-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

resinnt 1ema DiIoe bore: sMeiier
81 meo 2rrnet, ener refer 9rrnet
meO osa" SSrrffer iee at mig etsD.
ierne, eler trntfer lea Ebboerne no
at StsDIerne2" f,inoe osiaa til Hso
gaa anil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

Nabnet paa ben @ppefiampe, Ser
for giebliffet er Serbens.I eiter,
bpao Nepefamp ansaar, buffer ieg
life; men ieg buffer, at ban ifaI bore
bare 8 SOB og ipp CONNER. Spab
Hptte og SornsieIie en- bet iaa | at
cere en- Sefsfooing, maa ieg ipsrse?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

Sbomas 90. 2afpion fra Boston bill
life longer bore SoIfeleber og Refor.
major, beber bet. @i bar piit baot
NOT af bam ogiaal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
STOCKS CONTINUE
 ID DROP LOWER
The Market Shows Little or No Change Stocks Are Affected by the Numer- ous Bands Placed on the Market.
(By H. II. Bru Col

GLOBE, June l.-The stock market was weaker today than any time during the week, but it was expected. Monday should show improvement, with an up- ward tendency for the week.
 The continued weakness of the stock market has led many to believe that there is significant personal history back of it. They think they see signs that important interests have been obliged to liquidate. Names mentioned are those of capitalists whose fnan- cial solveney is beyond all question, but who are believed to have extended themselves too much.
 There is little to say about the mar. ket, but that the good stocks are low and should be profitable investments to investors at this time. While the heavy liquidations continue, however, we cannot look for much of an advance but there should be some end to this soon. The volume of bonds that is con tinuously put on the market has great deal to do with the present prices of stocks.
 With the easy money, however, this should be soon relieved.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
NOTHING DOING
 IN THE MARKET
Continued Decline with Nothing in
 Sight that Looks Good-Bank State ment Not Good, but Has no Effect on the Market-No Bids for Stocks
(By I. N. Kinsey)

GLOBE, June 1.-The end of the week sees over twenty of the leading issues selling below prices reached dur ing the panic of March IA. There was absolutely nothing doing today in the market. Many of the stocks had no bid at all, while other bids were at least a point under the last previous sale. No stock was pressed for sale, but most of the quotations were lower than yesterday. Paine of Boston thinks Quincy, Greene-Cananea, Copper Range and North Butte are cheap at present prices.
 Old Dominion fell sharply in the gen, eral decline, closing weak at $46.50. Calumet & Arizona sold off three points from the opening. Bids of $l0.5o for Globe Consolidated and $2.37 for Superior & Boston failed to locate any of the stock. In spite of bull tips on Nipissing, it sold off point from yes terday's high mark, closing at $l2.37.
 Walker Brothers of New York say: The market was very quiet today and weak. There was general movement by professional bears to sell the mar ket off and catch stops. The active list was led by Union Pacific and be came quite weak, as there seemed to be little attempt to support. The bank statement was not god and had little or no effect. Before the close prices became steady, but showed little incli- nation to advance. We look for trad. s market next week-one easily af fected by crop reports.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
@5 Rs FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE: ==.=
Tree that Really weeps

Among the historical curiosities to be seen at Chatsworth House, the resi- dence of the Duke of Devonshire. is a willow tree that weeps very often to the personal discomfort of those be- heath it.
 To the casual observer, it apcars just an ordinary willow, but on closer in spection it is seen to be artfuly arti- ficial. It is made from metal to close ly resemble living tree, and each of it's branches is covered with innumer- able holes. In fact, the whole tree is a monster syringe, being connected to water main near by.
 The key for turning on and off is close at hand, and many visiting par ty has been caught beneath it g branches by practical jokers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

Try Melrose Rye if you want something extra fine; splendid for med icinal purposes and as pure brand as can be had anywhere. Bankers Gar. lien.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

Dr. R. E. Holbrook, dentist, over Browns millinery store, Globe Office building, room 2.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
Ladies Attention

Get your sewing machine at the Singer store, Trust building. Free les sons on the proper use of all machines let out. 224
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

Van Wagenen makes a speciality of tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

Special for Saturday and Sunday, orange sherbet, at Andersons Confec- tionery.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

Charlie Smith passed through Chicago today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
Moffo

"Live and let live." Union Cash Market, c. Musgrave. proprietor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

The famous Thaw-White tragedy at the Alexander.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
Keegan's

Is one of Globes oldest and best known cafes; everything first-class in his line. Call and be convinced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

The best cold drinks and purest ice cream at Anderson s Confectionery.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
Keegan,

Is one of Globes oldest and best known cafes; everything frst-class in his line. Call and be convinced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02
NIGHT SCHOOL

During the summer vacation Prof. A. K. Stabler will conduct Night School, offering the following courses: ENGINEERING: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing. BUSINESS: Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Letter Writing, Spelling, Shorthand.
 ELoCUTI0N: Composition, Interpreta- tion, Gesticulation, Public Speech. COMMON BRANCHES: Those of the upper grammar grades. SPANISH: Under competent teacher. School opens June 3.
 Address inquiries to P. O. Box 525.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

When you go away from Globe for your summer vacation order the daily. It will be long daily letter from home.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-02

Storage room phone 60l.
 We frame pictures. Naquin & Co.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
Committees CHOSEN
TO ARRANGE FOR
DECORATION DAY
At Meeting Last Evening Veterans
Develop Plans for Proper OBJ,
SeTvanCe OF the Day


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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
CANNIBALlSM In
VOGUE AMONG
SOUTH SEA ISLANDS

YANCOuVER. b. c.. May 9---Accord
irg 10 advices by the Canadian Aus
tralian liner Manuka. from Sydney, the
North German Lloyd steamer Sumatr
recently called at the Sir Charles Har
dy group in the South seas and discov
cred that cannibaligm was being car
ricd on to a large extent among the
natives of the group. The captain of
the Sumatra reported the matter to
DIR Hail the German governor of the
islands who dispatched the yacht Sec :
stern to the ISLANDS, Ali the Tillagea
We're destroyed and the ring leaders
and II natives including two women
were arrested One OF the prisoner
escaped The others were brought 10
Herbert Shope and imprisoned
Tho Sr Charles Hardy ISLANDS are .
group OF coral islands about a hundred
miles from tho heart of the goyernmc nj
at Herbert Shope The natives are
said To be the worst eannibals in the
south 7cas
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
LONGSHOREMEN TIE
UP ALL FREIGHT
AND BAGGAGE
Passengers are Compelled to Garry
Their Own Possessions on
OUTGOING SteamerS..Mar.
ket Supplies Suffering

NleN YORK. MaN q. 'l'he striking
loneshorrmen gained a victory today
when the savannah lime compromised
With lis doa employees
The strike leaders claimed today thit
3o.unn men We're OIL ia Manhattau
Brooklyn Hobollen and staten Island.
Though these figures are disputed tho
steamship companies were nevertheless
hadly crippled Throughout the day
freight gathered in formidable pilcs3
along the piers, and comparatively III
tie WIS gotten aboard vessels.
The passengers came 10 the aid Of
the oscar /. Of the Scandinavian
line and PM aboard their own bag
gage.
All The scheduled steamers got aWay
today though with short cargoes and
usually a rilc late Tho coastwisc
companies are suffering most from the
strike. Many Of these carry fruit.
which II not promptly unloadnd entails
heavy losses. The lemon trade has
been already seriously affected # is
impossible to auction off lemons until
they h1vc been taken ont Of the hold
and there arr now awaiting the auc-
tionfer l3l,5o0 boxes. only 200
boxes have been landed since the start
Of the strike.
There was an occasional clash today
between strikers and new men, hut no
very serious damage WAS done.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
FRISCO LOSSES
ATE UP GAINS
OF MANY YEARS
Insurance Men Have Figured that
Disaster Cost Them Prints of
Sixteen Years Business

NEW YORK, May 9.-The San Fran
cisco eonfi9 grafton of April. 1906, swept
away not only every dollar of profit
previously made by the insurance com
panie8 out Of underwriting since 1890,
but cost thcm S7970s,174 beside, ac-
cording to 4 statement made by Presi-
dcnt George " Burcheii of the Ma
tionai Board of Underwriters in the an
nual meeting Of that organization here
today President Burchell said care
fully complied figures showed the to-
tai property loss by the catastrophe to
have been in round numbers $3.50, 900.
900
The loss of 2i3 Insurance companies
was $l75,50S $40. ana In addition TO thu
there was large amount of reinsuT
ance in foreign companies which
would make the total loss to Insurance
companies throughout the world be
tween S220. 900. 900 and $225. 900 900
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
EXPL IN
EXHAUST HOLE
STARTLES, ALL


Nh accumulation oi S3S IN 'h tN-
"iuSi cuHnloel' 'NeiN'''" III '"e 't''
'I tpe Ely Eieelfle company power
housf an 1afdeh stfe'' eNP'odea Al
El3 el"cN SesiefaaN aItefhooh WIN
a deioha'ieh Whleh was h@ird IN an
parts "i Tue town ana Whleh iltlled
the WINDOWS ia PoildlhRs several
blocks away
The eNhausl ch2ihbef IS ap"et Ten
teel IN depth' h\ elght ieft sqoaf"
ana was brleked up ana boarded ever
win heaNS piahks. fhe eNhaust plpe
from the gasoline engine "hieh runs
the machinery oi rhe pant Ieaas L"
TINS chamber whlch serves as q ihuiher
W iHe Spuid
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
POWDER PLANT TIED Cp
AND 1900 MEN iEFECrI.D

SAN FRANCISCO. May g. Tho plant
Of the Hercules Powder company at
I9inole was tied up today through the
refusal Of The union men to work by
the side cf II uon-nnion machinists.
who had been imported by tile COM
pauy to take the places of the mlchin-
lists who struck for an cight-hour day.
Nearly i,Ooo men arg affected by the
strike. fht hoilernAkrrs' helpers.
electricians. lead burners steam filters
and other unions called out their mcm-
bcrs working in the mills and dccl lrc
they win not return 10 work until The
nlachinlsts get their eight hour daN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
STOCKS FLOOD NEW
YORK MARKET AND .
CAUSE RAPID SLUMP

NEW YORK, May 9--lt was only al
ter the announcement Of the Union "a
ciflc financial situation that today $
stock market showed 1ny> evidence of
animation The Target activity OF
the day Was ia Union Pacific and ihe
dealings in thai stock lool On dc
gree of excitement al the time for The
meeting Of the directors approached
The rise 10 above li9 occurred after t3e
directors Wore iii session before The
financial plan va puplieIA anhonnrtd
II ran off abruptly after the pHbllea=
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
StrOmbO|i Is ReStive;
POpuIace FIees to Safety,
Fearing General Eruption
DetOnatOnS Heard for Miles and Entire Island Nav
Be En9ufed-MOunt Aetna also Shows
Signs Of Eruption

Ml;SSINA. Sicily. MAY o.-The crup
ton uf Mount Slromboli was more Vio-
lent to-day and the apprehension is
growing The violence of the present
precedent. even the oldest inhabltant
Of the Lipari islands not remembering
such a threatening condition. Almost
all the people Of Stromboli island have
madc their escape. Ashes from the
volcano have destroyed everything ON
the island
Til" detonatinns are heard at all the
other islands of the group with great
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
OVER MUDDY COURSE
GLORIFIER WINS THE
METROPOLITAN RACE

NEW YORK. May 9-The $4,000
Metropolitan handicap, the feature of
the opening of Belmont Park today.
was won by J. y McCornick's horse
Glorifer, at 20 to L. okenite. an added
starter. quoted at 10 to |. finished a
close second. and Roseben. the favor
ite. backed down TO 10 at post time.
was third The time was :i0 Ia over
n mile course deep with mud. There
were fifteen starters. Jockey Garner
ode the winner Probably $4,000 per-
sons saw the race.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
PUGILIST CHARGED
WITH MURDER OF
FELLOW PASSENGER

LONDON, Nay IA verdict of mur-
der Was returned in the Croydon polio"
court today against Pcdlar Palmer, the
English pugiist. who Killed Robert
Cheat April 18th by heating him while
they were returning from the races in
Il railroad car.
When Palmer heard the decision lie
shricked and fell down in faint in
the dock. Ills wife and sister were
present in court and also created =
sceuc. They went screaming from tho
room
After the Testimony was taken the
prisoner wls formally committed Tor
trial.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
TAFT NOT DISPIEASED
BN CON'S SIGGESTiS:.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Sccret-F~
Taft npon being shown The di3ratehe
from Cincinnati containing the star
ments accredited to Scnator Forak :.
and George Il. Cox relative 10 his ca
didacy for the presidency and the So
uation in Ohio declined todiscuss t.
subject. To a group Of newspaperns
who sought an interview with him :
secretary said:
Boys l am GLAD that You Ia.
brought me this news. but l have
word TO say 10 YOU about it. II
a matter. you know, that canncz l. -
cuss at this time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10

dlstinetness and produce an effect of
terrific roaring. Fears are entertained
that the whole of Strombolf island nay
be rngnlfcd.
At the sstlne time the activity oI
Mount Etna. ON the eastern coast Of
Sicily has increased The column Of
smoke rolling cut of the crater serves
/" reflect the fire within. and the clouds
can be s"cu from Catania and even
From the straits of Messina
The people living near Mount Etna
are panic -striken' They are docking
10 the churches to pray for fntcrces-
sion and projections
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
HAD MANY SACKS
OF HIGH GRADE ORE
HIDDEN IN CELLAR
TOnOpah Man Declares lie Pur.
chased Valuable Dirt Found
by Deputy US. Marshal
Armed With Warrant

ToNoPAH, Nev. Mny Fifteen
sacks of high grade ore. suld to have
been taken from the Mohawk mine at
Goldicld, were discovered this after
noon in the cellar of William Wise by
Deputy |. $. Marshal G. A. Gage, who
cam" here from Goldheld and secured
a search warrant to search WIse's
premises Tho sacks of ore said to be
worth about $4,000, We're sealed by
order of Judge Rrissell and placed In
The vaults Of the State Bank and Trust
company Wise says he bought tho
stun which was seized today and Ii
innocent of wrong doing
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
JURY CONVICTS
GOLDflEkD MEN
OF FOUL CRIME:

GOLDFELD. Ncv., May 9-Thc jury
in the case Of the people against Pres
ton and Smith for the murder Of silva.
growing out Of labor troubles. reached
a verdict late tonight.
Preston was found guilty of murder
in the second degree. which carries IS.
penalty of from ten years to life
Smith was found guilty of VOIunt1r.
manslaughtcr with tia" penalty fru.1
one to ten years.
The conspiracy case of ST John AZ i
others went over under a motion -
puash the indictments but the hnd1ne
of the jury against smith who W.
charged as accessory prcsages an opih-
ion from the court against the 81
called c0nspiratorS.
The jury in the matter Of Pros,o..
recommended mcrcy Scntence VIII ii.
imposed Monday.