The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-01-14

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Description, Mazas. in conform
ttv to the law. PFa
Height meter DIES tCharles Henri
aged 2S years, com,
centimeters mission n,erchan'
from Sydney Accus.
Forehead ed OF completely ir
the murder of Louis
Nose Pierre Revere. We
direct the director OF
Eyes said house of deten.
ton to hold him til
Mouth further orders. We
command every mar
Mouth In the public to lend
assistance In order
Chin to execute the pres
ent order, in case
Eyebrows such necessity arts IS
to which we attach
Hair our name and seal.
Made at the Palais
Genera appearance de justice In Paris,
the 18th of February,
1896.
And below the seal was attached to
the order of the registrar. NJ. Ginory
signed 1t, saying to Favarel:
The description must be left blank.
They will I'LL it out after the measure
ments are taken"
Then Prades, stupefied till now, not
seeming to realize half that was pass
ing around him, rave a sudden, violent
tart. A cry burst from him.
Arrested! Have you arrested me?"
NJ. Ginory leaned over the table. He
was calm and held his pen, with which
he had signed the order, suspended in
the air. The young man rushed for
ward wild with anger, and If the
guards had not held him back he
would nave seized M. Ginory's fat neck
with both hands. The guards held
Prades back. while the examining mag
istrate, carelessly pricking the table
With his pen, gently said, with a smile:
All the same, more than one male
factor has betrayed himself in a fit of
anger. | have often thought that it
would take very little to get myself
assassinated when 1 had before me an
accused person whom l felt was guilty
and who would not confess. Take
away the mani"
While they were pushing Prades
toward the corridor he shouted, Ca
nailles!" NJ. Ginory ordered that DAN
tin should be left alone with him.
Alone" he said to Bernadet, whose
look was a little uneasy. The registrar
half rose from his chair, picking UP his
papers n pushing them into the
pocket of his much worn paper case.
No. You may remain, Favorel."
miliar tone when he found himself face
to face With Jacques Dantin, "have YOU
ref1ected?"
Jacques Dantin, his lips pressed
closely together, did not reply
1t is a counselor-a counselor of an
especial kind-the cell. He who in
vented it,
Yes" Dantin b%rusquely interrupted.
The brain suffers between those walls.
l not slept since I Went there, not
slept at all. Insomnia is killing me. 1t
seems as IL 1 should go crazy"
Them" asked NJ. Ginory.
Then
Jacques Dantin looked f1ercely at the
registrar, who sat waiting, his pen over
his ear. his elbows on the table, his
chin on his hands.
Then, oh. well! Then, here 1t is. I
wish to tell you all-all. But to you
to YOU
To me alone?"
Yes" said Dantin, with the same
fierce expression.
My dear Favorer-the magistrate
began.
The registrar had already risen. He
slowly bowed and went out.
Now said the magistrate to
Jacques Dantin, you can speak"
The man still hesitated.
Monsieur" he asked, will any word
said here be repeated-ought it or must
1T be repeated-in a courtroom at the
assizes-I know not where-anywhere
before the public?"
Tina depends" said NJ. Ginory.
But what you know you owe to JUS
cusation or a confession. I ask it of
you
Still Dantin hesitated. Then the
magistrate spoke these words: 81 de-
mand it."
With a violent effort. the prisoner
began: SO be 1t. But it is to a man
of honor rather than to a magistrate
to whom / address these words. II /
have hesitated to speak, If I have al
lowed myself to be suspected and to
be accused, it is because 1t seemed to
me impossible, absolutely impossible,
that this same truth should not be re-
yealedI do no know in what way
that it would become known to you
without compelling me to disclose q
secret which was not mine"
ITO an examining magistrate one
may tell everything" said NJ. Ginory.
w have listened to confessions in our
offices which are as inviolabIe as those
of the confessional made to a priest"
CONTINUED Mex Week.l