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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
WAS mary THOMAS
CHLOROFORMED?
Mystery Surrounds Case Of Beautiful Girl Whose Body
Was Found in Lake Union Autopsy Upseis Acct
dent and Suicide Theories.

Miss Thomas was tired after tho
walk and lay down on the shore
to rest. and removed them 10 DO
more comfortable But Miss Fair.
fax insists that this is most inn
probable. when We were out walk
ing ! have often removed my shoes
10 rest my feet" said the sister
today. but Mary never aid.
Opposed 90 tnc theory Of suicide
Is The FACT that there WAS no water
ia the dead girls lungs. showing
that she was dead before reaching
the water
The suicide theory is impossible
unless she had taken the poison
while out IA a boat and afterwards
toppled into the water. Here again
the sister says that 20 her knowl-
edge the girl was never In a boat ia
her life.
There IL absolutely not the
slightest indication that the dead
girl engaged IN struggle with any
one. There are no external or In
iernal conditions Indicating tho
presence OF any violent poison.
There IA not mark Of anything
unusual on her body. Her organs
are ~ perfect normal condition and
there had been no violence com,
mltted, according 90 examining
physicians.
The stomach Is being thorough
II analysed for indications Of pois.
on, but this will possibly require
three days. as the chemists must
make all the tests for both veg
etabie and medical polsons.
Detectives Barbee and Kennedy
started 10 work on the case again
today and are this afternoon maxi
ing an examination OF the shores
Of the lake and portage. with the
idea OF possibly discovering the
missing shoes and hat
Miss Fairfax. the beTeaved sister,
told her story this morning 10 a
deputy coroner.
According 10 the people acquaint-
ed with Miss Thomas she was a
llght.hearied. happy girl. without
trouble OF any kind. a good musi-
clan. Jewel headed and unusually
well balanced mentally She had
never displayed any traits Which
would stamp her as particularly
sentimental or liable 10 become mo-
rose or Respondent The girl had
never gone with male aequain,ances
and rarely left the house IN the day
time during the six weeks the girls
had resided AT 1906 East Union 81.
r. G. Milllken. a cousin Of tho
dead girl. has reached the city and
accompanied by Miss Fairfax. viii
take the body to Ellensbarg for in
I termant- The mother Is there as
Z well as many OF the family rela-
lives. Miss Fairfax is a daughter
b. the first husband. Miss Thomas
BY second. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
were divorced In 1905 and the faith.
er. Jabez Thomas. Is now In tho
mines near Rosiyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

came overwhelmed and could
scarcely eonnt ont chnnKe er On up
packages. The clamuf became ~
great that no ono stopped % aak
rFices uF % learn whether they
wcrr FeEslnk fuli weight
Al morning tho excitement rnn
iiuued. more farmers arriving fFum
time % time Each wagon Vas ful
lowed as soon a. u catered the
market precincts and tbs produce
quickly snafehed up One farmer
sold a saEuulnaa ~ corn. AZ Is
cents paF dozen. IN five minutes
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
BUSY week
FOR BOARD

Next week will be the final week
Of the session Of the County hoard
Of Equalization and will be The bus.
lest The timber interests will ap-
pear ON Monday on Tuesday the
Seattle Electric company will tell
why the good old times Of small as
scasmenta ought 20 be continued.
and on "Wednesday the coal mine
owners aud railroads will appear
before the board Tho Seattle
Mating a Brewing Co. viii appear
later ia the week
Tho Independent Asphalt com.
pany appeared before tho board to
day asking 20 have tho arbitrary
assessment Of SIS 900 reduced to
$4,000 The board took the mat.
ter under adyiaement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
SAYS JUVENILE CASE Is
WORST HE HAS HAD

This e The worst ease Of Juvenile
etlne that has come before NE
s,lee The establishment OF the luyo-
nile court
Iais remark from Judge Frater
- brought out by the case Of
, "a''ef Moe and Fred apriugstoad.
wv eishtyearold boys charged
We norse stealing Neither of the
y 49, BOXED to BE- even eight. but
va not their FIRST offense. The
w. ume they took a horse from
pasture IN Ballard. but the animal
y. asay from them. The next az.
s.nps was 70 steal a pony also
I'm 4 pasture IN Ballard. ana ihla
s.eesedad They rode into town
- \ and sold the pony for & 10
g2ro N Pike 81.
,.'eA.etaay they secured two more
so'ses and we're coming into town
49,, w Them when they we're ar.
ssalse Frazier read the fathers OF
s I'M s0ys a severe lecture. aud con.
" ~ we cases 10 give the boys
d,, nance 70 make good By their
ialere conduct.
49, Am 1,l,, oDonnell. Frank McGll
~ allie n Johnson were brought Ia
Probation officer Ketchum.
,sea with breaking "A panoa oi
saas 10 the South aehooi Tor,
e,o. o,ueal Of The three. admitted
r, h.rlas rocks, but said that the
Ens sosa we're broken by three
anS ~ boys who we're with him
80" q.s Mhose atm was poor
'1se ffater gave the boys three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
MINERS WIN Fight FOR
PAY FOR ALL OVERTIME:

Tho first days conferences be
tween tho Washington ana Van.
eouvcF island coal miuc owners and
The miners was held to-day ucsuit
ing ln a partial victory for the LAT.
ter
an agreement VAS reached 81
which the straight eiKhthouf day
viii BE- effective both "a aud
around the mines. hat the miners
will take their own time IN coming
"a aud Eulmg lrom The mineB
tlngtn~efn. caEetm. mntormsn and
rore riders will work overtime n
necessary IN lowering Aad hoistlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
CARROLL MAY SIG N
WARRANTS

4 simply want 20 know that am
right from a legal and financial
alandpoiut before sign the war
rants for the money appropriated
for the return Of John Rlpllnger"
said city Comptroller Carroll To-
day = want TO hurry the matter
as much az anyone and hope to be
In a position 10 sign the warrants
before the day IL over"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

A detachment % police was sum
moned to help Snpt Case keep or.
der At times The crowd numbered
frnm twu or three thousand people
and tho police had their bands mii
On Acc0unt OF the protest against
the hnekMsers' wagons. supt Cars
In the future viii reqnlFe them 20
iiae ug ~ one cnd of the market
apart from tho farmers wagons
Farmers. Who attended the sale.
say they realized from tbFee 10
four times as much money for
their produce a. they would on
Western Az. Mark W Freeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
Thousands Of Women Attend the Opening This Morning
andFamers Who Brought in Produce We're Quickly
BOUGHT Oul-Westem Avenue Could not Compete

empty hasNots rather than 10 pat
rani4e the commission men.
Several thousand People throng
ed the market all morning. and the
supply ~ produce brought hy the
farmers fell Gar short 81 meeting
the demand Hundreds Of women
returned home disappointed. With
empty baskets Many denounced
the huekstGFs and Western az
Some thought tho market was a
fake.
AT classes ~ people were repre-.
scented a. the market. from wealthy
women In their automobiles. IL
The humhloAt housekeeper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
NO TRACE OF
ELOPERS

No trace has been found by the
local police OF the whereabouts OF
Thea Clarke. aged IS. aud James
Fly, aged i6, who eloped from Cash.
mere August 8. aud we're said 70 be-
headed for SEATTLE. The girls moth.
or has Informed the police OF the
elopement. but the opinion at the
department Is that the young peo-
pie have not come 10 this city Mrs
Clarke left early this morning. pre-.
sumablY for Tacoma, where she
viii continue her search.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

the men, bui MI overtime win be
raid Cor on an uiFhthour basis IN.
ageAd of ten hours as heretofore
Aoma drivers were formerly
worked niue and oue.half hours.
all overtime being lost. bat n they
aofa longer than ten minutes over
fime hereafter e viii be conald
erred company lime
lie deiakafea i.it this afternoon
for Iioeiyn where they viii attend
sis ofsuiaR IA tho opera house ~.
ceatis bnilt ~ the miners 81 that
diAffirt The question Of semi.
monthly pay days viii be taken up
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
TO RESTRAIN DENNY HILL
REGRhDE WORK

IN tlnn assessment district and says
that be didn't aigu the petition for
the work and that tho assessment
upon tho property viii b. more
than zoo per cent og the assess
ed valuation.
II is also SGT out that II tho I'm.
pFossmeut - paid for from the sen.
eFal fund u viii lneFsa1s the gen.
erai Indebtedness more than the
legal 10 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
KllL-E BY A
TRAIN

Alexander Larsen. laborer.
about 90 years old. was run over
and Killed AZ st3o o'clock last night
BY Nngfheru Pacific passenger
train Ne 9. near North Bend. Lar
sen was ia the employ 81 the Chi.
cAgo. Milwaukee a 81 Paul rail.
why construction camp The man
had been drinking. aud Coroner
Carroll viii not hold an inquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
STRIKE GETS
SERIOUS

According 20 advicva from ~ A..
Kennedy. ~ Fairbanks Alaska. 10
the Seattle Central Labor Council.
the miners strike IN The Tanana
district. which has been on over
three months. Is becoming serious
tie says that tho companies are IN.
dnciGg men TO go there from Sc.
attic by telling them that no strike
h on. lie asks the trade unlonists
20 warn those contemplating golng
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

over the sea 10 marry Tamnra
who In turn had come from Califor
MIA for his bride. she vas not allow
ed % land as Tamufa has secured
q divorce from a former wife under
the Iapanese law. which was not
held 70 be- binding In America. The
maiden vas sent 20 the detention
hospital a. Port Townsend pending
government decision az Ia
whether the proposed marriage
would make Tamura a blgamist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

Il Lossner, Of this city. reports
that while on the steamer lroquols
Thursday a gold filled watch and a
heavy gold chain we're stolen from
him.
J. Roidy, Of i07 Oregon house. at
Second av. aud Washington st., left
HIS vest IN the bath room last night
and when he returned for this gar.
mont, found that some one had talk.
en- HIS tlmeplece.
Mrs. Dan Sutherland, OF Green
Lake station. Is minus suit case,
containing women's and children's
clothing. which she left at down
town drug store yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

From stavangcr. Norway. comes
tho news that motor boats are rap.
Idly diHplaeinR other vessels IN the
fishing Industry along the Norwe-
CLAN coast United States Consul
Rasmussen writes II was demon.
Htrated during the Norwegian her.
ring fishing this spring that for
all practical purposes aud for all
kinds OF weather the motor was far
superior and the results 30 much
better that Il will replace the sail
and rowboats as fast as fishermen
find means 90 buy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

n..,,,e rain and the efforts of
vsssera AZ. 10 dare thc people the
srenlne Il the public market this
VA ..,e, VIM, wa ! remarkable success,
ssn,rn~srstlng how great " The
s,.s,se 5.,slp 70 escape the eNtor
i,on Il he eommlssioa combine
g.ey farmer who came 10 tho
e.elle market with a load oi pro
sace was bought out In Just the
lime Il took him 70 deal out his
produce and take III the money. =
verisahle mob % women. men ana
ehlldwn. with market baskets aud
other Fcceptaclcs. hesleSed the
farmers wagons. buying every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
Fun COMES BACK FOR HER HUSBAND

The Immigration authorities az
WASHINGTON. D. G.. having decided
iaas a jApaasse resident OK the
enilfd States. divorced according
y ne Japanese laws. may remarry
w !. committing bigamy. little
XVI famnra viii arrive In Seattle
~nltht % The Chippewa. and a min
n'es 40 her haahandt0.be. flan.
.a'a famnra. viii be waiting for
When the Japanese maiden came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

nEffISGuAM. Wash. Aag ~.
While seuffitng wlih another hfske
man On the nelllngham HaY and
British Columbia railroad last
niEht. W. ~ Walker caught hts
right font between rail and
planking and snapped the limb Just
above fhe ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

Copies Of petition for a tom
ronry lniunction asked for By Jas
A James were served upon Acting
MAJOR Burnett this morning which
Z granted will restrain the city 81
seattle and he Rainier Develop
neni eompany from proceeding am
tlf1her IN the matter o. the Denny
hl regards.
Ihe complainant owns property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
HERE IS A FREAK

BELfINGHAM. wash. Aug. H.
While gathering corn IN his gar.
den at Lyudcn few days ago.
Henry Latidus found oats growing
IN ono OF the cars Of corn The
cob was Of average size. but instead
OF being covered entirely with ker
nela Of corn. Ia some place grains
OF oats had developed Lalidus Is
preserving the freak Of nature and
will send II 10 the state university
II is supposed that the pollen OF
the oats became mixed with that Of
the corn aud the novel product de.
veluped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

,hlnr that Was offered below the
gTicrs set BY Western Az
The sccne Tezemhlcd a great bar.
xzln sale oul OF doors the most
Femarkahle scene Witnessed TO
fsstlY Oh the streets ~ Seattle.
Western Az however. vas In ev.
lisncs The farmers wagons were
oainnmbsred b. hurksterx' wagons.
haaed with stale stuff ffom the
uemmissinn haases Buyers som
discovered that the hncksfera were
selling At Western a.. prices and
nany Of he sumea refused 10
hag. pFeieEring 10 - home with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
| ]. |

Mrs J. p Hrhamberg. recently NJ
rested IN connection stth thn All
OF stock "a "our Ancestors Foad
Co" vas suddenly taken ~ al the
county JAIL last aight Dr. Snyder
states that the woman IL suhleet
10 spells ~ heart disease She was
removed 10 the eouuty hospital 10
DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
d. 4 D
tsy United prsss.l

NEW YORK. Aug. lT.-Robert
head OF the Pinkcrton
Detective agency. died August IL
on board the steamer Bremen
hound for Europe for his health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
SAILOR IS ARRESTED.

Samuel Donovan. a sailor on tho
steamship Loclenaw. which plies
between this city and Nome. was
arrested Friday afternoon, charged
with stealing 70 pounds Of tobacco
from the ship. be will be tried
Monday afternoon before United
States Commissioner James Kiofor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
NOTICE TO oHloANs.

All Ohloana are urged to send
their names to A. o. Mccormick
the secretary OF tho society, who
Is TO be found at 1921 Second av
An attempt will be made BY the so
ciety TO get all Of the 900 regis
tered voters from Ohio I'm the city.
into the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
OFF

SAN FRANCISCO. Au9. IT,
Vice President thinner Of the Pa.
clflc States Telephone q Telegraph
Co. convicted Of contempt Of court.
had his sentence postponed today
until next Tuesday. pending The
argument Tor a new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
FIND BOMB

tSNaf RFNAfaf 8NfNfNNff
EVERETT. Aug l1.~Ycsterdas
the county commissioners while
busily engaged IN considering tar
equalization. a. wen as a large
crowd Of protcatanta. we're alarmed
10 find what was apparently a bomb
with aputterlng fuse lying under
one Of the desks II was a reguia.
ton gas pipe affair. and It's appear
auct created a smallalzed panic
Examination disclosed the fact that
u was a fake. the pipe being empty
and was evidently the work Of some
practical Joker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
JAMES SLATED TO
SUCCEED MICHIGAN

department the position made va.
cant BY The resignation of H. N.
NcGnlean on August g.
Howard James Is at present head
OF the Great Northern Steamship
company. which operates the Min.
neHota 10 tho Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

Tho vii of Jacob Mist. filed yes.
teriaY. Eives $50 900 of the SIS 900
estate Ia the deceased widow. on
condition that she leave her com
manlty interest iu equal shares
among TIE lsEiators seven children
al her death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

H. V. Harlan. q. 8 district al.
iorney A. Fairbanks. Alaska. left
Seattle today on the Yucatan for
valdez lie win take up the prose,
cation Of the 90 Japanese seaiefs
recently captured b. the revenue
cutter Manning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
NA'KENZIE'S victim dies AT
WAYSIDE HOSPITAL

Mrs Anna Mckenzie. who was
shot last Tuesday forenoon by her
divorced husband. Alexander Me
konsle. who aflerward committed
Suicide died az tho Wayaido hoe
pllal az . O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
tstsr Special ssrvIoe.)

ST PAUL. Aug i7--An an.
nouncemcnt IL made 10 the effect
that Howard Jamea h 10 be the
noY first vice president OF the
Great Northern railway He Is 10
have charge of the entire operating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

Tho five children Of the couple
viii be taken care OF bY Thomas
n, sheohnu. n commission sales,
man. a step brother Of the dead
woman Ahcehau will also medt
the funeral expenses 81 Mckenzie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
SURE: N der
OR MUST DIE

The town Failure to comply viii
result ia a general attack upon tie
AFatm The town IL 70 hu destroy
ID. ard all The FFeneImcn Will b.
Put 20 stealth. nfadeo has bot re-.
piled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

CASA BLANCA. Aug. t7.~@ An
has been sent 10 Central
Drude0. commanding the foreign
f0rcea. ~ The kabYien tribe, Dc
mandiuE immediate surrender ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

The Adeiphinn college AZ 18th Bv.
north and Miller st.. will ask SO
900 from the sf2 600 900 fund do
mated 10 the cause Of education By
john II Rockefeller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

weeks 20 produce their English
companions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
HUNDREDS SLAIN
DAILY IN RIOTS
SITUATION IN RoUMANiA is
GROWING WORSE AND BLOOD
SHED INCREASES.
BODY TORN TO PIECES
BY Enraged Peasants as They Dance
Around Remains Of Slain Officer
Many Atrocities Are
Reported.

Berlin. March n, According 10 the
Czernowltz correspondent of the 10
kal Anzeiger the situation in Walla'
CHA has grown worse. The number
of persons killed daily is growing
Thre hundred persons
tween the peasants and military at
Stareskie. aad there have been two
bloody battles at Mastanestir, in one
of which Lieutenant Jollleseu lost his
life. Peasants tore the lien enant's
body to pieces and danced around the
bloody remains to wild music.
Similar atrocities are reported from
the districts of Dimbroytza and Doll,
where numerous villages and farms
have been burned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
SCHM|lz DENIES
CHARGE OF GRAF ]
SAYS STORY THAT HE MADE PRO.
FIT OF 1862, 900 BY sooDLINo
rs uNTRuE-GRANo JURY
STILL PROBING.

San Francisco. March 27.-Mayor
Schmitz today in a statemg nt 70 the
Associated Press deried the truth of
he charges published in local papers
TO the effect that the prosecution has
abundant evidence hat Schmitz pro-
fited to the extent OF not less than
scC2 600 from. participate in The
boodl ne operations now being Ia
yes igated by the grand jury
The mayor says that this is no time
for libel suits. BIT when he has been
tri and judged by the jury he will
give no quarter. He says his annual
income Is $4,000. that he is not a higl
liver. and hat he has not neglected.
opportunities for investment He says
he haa never made improper us Of
these investments and VIII show in
court whore he z { every penny since
he has been mayor and shat Ia did
with It.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
SCENE OF A W0MAN'S
SLAYINC Is HAUNTED

Freeland. Pa, March 27.-Resid MS
Of the mining towns Of Jeddo and
Oakdale located at the base Of the
Ehervale Mountain. where the charred
RI mains Of a woman we're found IN a
barrel two months ago. are consider
ably alarmed. They say a strange ap-
partition has been seen nightly alcng
the bleak mountain peak In the vicin-
ity where the charred aud muitiaiei
body OF a woman was found suited IN
a barrel last December. and OF whose
identity not the slightest trace has yet
been discover d.
Miss Hannah McGin and Bea.rise
Learn. respected young women living
in Jeddo. state that The apparition has
been with ssed BY over 1eo people re
siding in the vicinity. At times The
light burns brightly. and then be-
comes dim.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
DOUMA TO STOP
COURT-MART|ALS
RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT ADOPTS
RESOLUTION or coNsTiTU-
TloNAL DEMOCRATS.
ONLY IN Ex1REME1lES
VIII Drumhead Trials Be Conducted
In Future--Stolypin Explains
Course of Government to
Members.

ST. Petersburg, March 27.-At the
close cf two days debate, the lower
house of parliament this afternoon
adopted the preliminary Constitution.
AID mocratic resolution providing for
the abolition Of drum head courts
martial and instructing the COMMITTEES
10 draw up and present bill to this
effect with as little delay as possible.
The vote was almost unanimoas, only
~ extreme r-actlonisis voting Ia the
negative.
After the vote had been taken
Premier Stolypin, who had just an
hour and a half's conference with
Emperor Nicholas, announced the gov
srnments position, stating so long as
the bloody miasma of terrorism over
shadowed the land, II did not feel
jus fled in Withdrawing entirely such
unfortunate represslve measures, but
that uiders had been given that drum
head courts martial be hereafter em
ployed in ca, only OF extreme and
v tai necessity.
Courteous to Premier.
The government expected the lower
house to 90 its part in bringing about
the tranGuilization or the country
which would enable the ministers to
dispose entirely with such a procei-
.are.
The members of the house gave the
premier a courteous and attentive
hearing
n Dnring the debate The members tf
the secret police arrested man IN
the M mbers lobby On suspicion that
he was connected with an attempt On
aAaalife ,ppenaier but later the spriss
oIier was Identified aa Il Russian news.
paper cartoonist
M. olypin in his speech today
paid high tribute to thr GRAFTON de
livered yesterday by M. Maklahoff. the
Constitutional Democratic leader IN
the house declaring that II was diff.
cult to answer that brilliant and able
jurist. The premier fully agreed with
NJ. MaklakoT's argulHtn MS from an alb
stract standpoint, bat from other
points of view he was forced to main
tain that it was the right and duty Of
the government to protect the exist
ence of the state TO the utmost by all
means in its power.