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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-28
THE POT AND THE KETTLE.
By Sara c. Hcinzerling.

HE dinner was over-the dishes were done
- The pots and the pans put aside but the one
And leaving the kitchen she hurriediy placed
This pot which belonged a low cupboard shelf,
And the kettle, which always had stood by itself
On the back of the range, side by side the table
And thereby the theme of this fable
The kettle looked round with frown and hiss.
And scornfuly murmuTed, Dear me- How is this !
That she is lamentably wanting IN tact
By thoughtessly forcing of my set
To equally n1ingle with vessels of jet
This freak of hers surely is silly and strange
She ought to have put me back on the range"
The pot deeply wounded in spirit and pride,
Looked straight at the kettle and thus it replied:
Pray what is the difference, may inquire
To be on the range, DER the very same fire.
Each boiling away as fast as We're able
Or quietly sitting here the table?
1 confess myself too stupid to
just wherein the difference really may be-.
Then with much condescension and many hiss.
The kettle replied, Sir. the difference is this
Though sit side by side, quite often It's true.
Just as different classes in churches oft do,
And frequently meet in a business relation,
We each occupy a different station
For J. as you know, keep the clear water hot
While you-well, you're only black dnner-pot
Therefore, it's presumptuous for YOU to expect
Set of utensils to which / belong
And believe me- dear sir, that do you no wrong
When. like people of culture draw the line tight,
And decline to be more than Just barely polite,
On occasions like this, when find l. am thrown
In your company sir, by no wish of my own
The pot greatly angered: now stood its nettle.
Though you're far above me in beauty and station,
Your bad and you lack penetration,
Il you've lived to your age and have yet to find
That those truly great are both gentle and kind,
When and wherever they chance to be thrown
With people Of different spheres from their own"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-28
HIS HERO.
By Jeanie S. Houston.

NNCE I drived out with my pa
~ Where the Brices lives, an ma
We took her along with us,
Showed her what the country wuss
l guess.
Boy out there, his name is Jim,
No one l like more'n him;
He knows everything they is.
Guess | understand my bfs,
Jim says.
Said he wondered if I need
ANY good popcorn-ban seed
Some he knowed was good to plant;
First got his start from his aunt
In cup.
Jim, he give me twenty grains,
Said to plant it fore it rains,
An the balls would be, he said,
Most as big as my pas head
Rounder, tho.
Willie Smith, bet you he
IL be a-wantin' seed from me-
When he sees EN- on the stalk
In our yard, he'll talk and talk.
Ho, hol
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John J. Elliott. 30: Ethel Bertram
Bryon II. Gerhard. S5 Eva L. Brown
2S.
Walter Rogowske, %; Mary Gorky
Frank Brelofske. AZ: Martha Punszki
Is.
Raymond d. Anderson. 80, Erie. Pa
Cora NJ Pope. %. same
Florence NJ sparr. 20. same.
Vincent Wisienski. 90, Martha Marta
zeske, %.
WIFI M,,l s,na j j. Ansl'm' 81 Mary A
Fred Barager 80; Katherine NJ
Crowder. 20
Bert " Harrison. 20; Ida NJ Bough-
r George Porter. 30; Port Arthur,
Jesse J. bort. II. Birmingham. Mich.
EC CHARLES TaSseff r. E IN sane m Chris,
tine Gutowski. 20. same.
Karl Amhros. 26. Annie Stalonis, II.
Otto :. Duemeke. %; Frances Lam
George D. Hadzsits 81. Detroit: Ger
trude Cronback, Cincinnati
Charles Hroch. 81; Title Zemliska.
Fred sopfe. 81 Loutta Moore, 81.
Edgar L. steiger, %; Lottie l.. Wig
Earl T. stutzman. 20. Goschen. Ind
es SasdS kent s's ss IDA ao co saTe 90
Wewzenic Tepner. 90 Agata Rak. 2s.
Ernest Craven. So. Emma Langley.
syanl.y J. Rayca, 90 Mary sokoro-
Alexander Anderson. 20; Edna O. MIL
Carl NJ. Kslmback. "a: Doris f. wal
Frank Osborne. %. Pontiac: Clara
Riese. 81. same.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Herman Miller. tuberculosis hospital.
j. years; tuberculosis.
Felix ullman. 1919 East Forest. 40
years: gall stones.
Charles scheibel i5S Hendricks. 81
Georgia =. Van Arman. Harper hospi-
tai, ~ years; general peritonitis; .o
Flora Kemp. Grace hospital. 20
Anthony skorks, Warsaw-pl, 4
months. summer diarrhoea.
Albert Zabrynski. Harper hospital
~ years; neuralgia.
months. cholera infantum.
Rose Clarke. 80. Wellington. 81 years;
locomotor ataNia.
Susan Cryderman, tuberculosis hos
pital. 81 years: tuberculosis.
Godfried kersting. 20 Galster, ST
years: senility
George H. Pake. ago Michigan. .
months: entero colitis
Percis A. Hall. s47 Collins. as years;
Allene Mccartney. Harper hospital. 4
years: diphtheria.
Eugene L. Luxon. ia r. Baltimore
2 months: ileo colitis.
Mary Buckley. 1853 Lafayette, 50
Esther Wickham. 1888 w. Fort. 90
years: mitral insuffciency.
Clara M Elliott. POI Dragon. IL
Dan A. Mashat, Harper hospital 20
years; pneumonia.
Helen J.. Fleunoy. 55s St Antoine, 10
years; typhoid fever.
Herman voight. 1853 w. Milwaukee.
3S years. peritonitis.
Harry krusinski, Childrens Free
hospital. IL months ileo colitis.
Helena Lebaroska, 252 Il, months
diarrhoea.
Joseph Ludwikowski. si2 wesson. IL
months: entero colitis.
Stella Kaponowski 127 Otis. IL
mooths: cholera infantum.
Joseph Gzela. 54s Mitchell. l year;
cholera infantum.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
OLDFIELD'S DAREDEVIL
SPIRIT UNTOUCHED BY TIME
Champion has Been Racing. For
Years; VIII BE Seen at
State Fair

Age cannot wither the daredevil
spirit In Barney Oldheld. Champions
come and champions 90. but the griz-
zled veteran OF speed and daring goes
on, seemingly, forever. Sevents en-
years ago Oldfield started his career
as Splinter In the grammar school
games In Toledo. Three years later
he made his entry iHto the bicycle
racing game and won many hard
fought battles on the wheel.
In 1902 Barney sat at the steering
wheel of the first racing car ever seen
In America, the Ford.Cooper 1899"
and week later he defeated Alexan-
der Winton, millionaire sportsman,
who was then considered :nvincible
at the track racing game. Then fol-
lowed q succession Of broken records
and victories over the greatest drivers
OF Europe and America. In 1904 there
was only one aspirant for champion
ship honors whom Oldfleld had not de-
feated. He was w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr.,
who had imported q foreign car at a
cost OF $4,000 with which to win the
worlds championships. which were to
be held on the Florida beach In Jan
uary, 1904. Barney simply swept
Vanderbilt of his feet In the one-mile
event, winning the speed classic by
800 yards. Young Vanderbilt never
raced afterwards.
Oldfeld will be the bright shining
star at the Automobile Day. races
of state fair week. He will have his
200 horsepower Benz car, his 100
horsepower Darracq and his so horse
power stock Knox racer He will
make, one, three and ten-mile exhibit
tions and will also meet Ralph De
Palma in a matched race for three
heats. three miles to the heat. This
appearance of these two racing drivers
on the same track in a matched race
will mean stirring excitement.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Aug. 80. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1928.
HELEN AVENUE.

To T. b. Armitage. Edward F..
Brooks. william Baumgartner. Adam
Brandau, Edward l.. Brooks, William
Bussey, w. j. Barton. J. j. Dissng.
Gehlert August Heck, George Huser,
James Harrison, J A. Huber. George
w Hoffman. william +. Jordan. Mark
Keintz, John Koch. J. G. Krauss. 10th
ron Estate Co. w. Larsen, David
Lowry. 8 r. McCallum, II. Martin,
George Markle, Mathew Millenbach, a.
Mroch. n. Oldenburg. Lester A. Pres
enthal. +. w. Schroeder, Frank sumo.
III Schroeder. John suffer, Leo Sebert,
,E ID stricken. Caroline Stecker. Will
am T. Tefft, Estate. -. Uffenbach, Is
A werneske, whitney Realty Co, &. Il.
Widow, T.. r. Young, and 10 all other
persons owning, occupying, or other
wise Interested in any OF the lots and
said city of Detroit within the limits
mentioned.
rhe Common Council OF the City Of
|DetroIt. having ordered so much OF
'Heien avenue, from the south curb
line OF Waterloo street to the south
.c,,rb line OF Mack avenue, 10 he graded
nd payed notice Is hereby given that
the lots. and premises fronting on said
Helen avenue. and liable 20 be assessed
FOR said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the city Charter. and that a
roll OF said assessment IL now COM
,pleted. and Will remain at the Asses
sors' office. ir\the City OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until September Is.
1910 for the inspection OF all persons
therein
BOARD or ASSESSORS,
tss) BY JOHN G. NIGEL.
President
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Detroit DATED Intsrur~a. 1s-~e.
,Nr LImITEDs--ss:3k and Gas =
~, rris:sb. e3:Ss and s:36 D. m. LScaiS
rnnt Q. IN. every two hours e
u m III p. m. to Oxford runs "a FiirS
cundaya To Romeo q. m. = n
ana every two hours to 10 D. m. II
JACKSON LIMITEDs - 7:ls = N
IS:to. s.46 ana 6:ls D. m. Iocais ~
JACKSON. q. m. and every two houv1
20 y p. m Ann Arbor. . Z. r.. ~
m. ana hourly 70 1850 D. M
VI n. M: Saline ~ars from Ypsiyants
TOLEDO. LIMTTEDs-7:2o. $50 ana
ITO A. m. l:2o, $40 and g:so n -
saturdays and Sundays. 7:2O 70 m "a
Gals TO Toledo. $50 a. m. ana hourvv -
$3.50 p. m: Monroe only. $50 ana II =
rOR- HURON LlMlrEDs-sts .rA.
Sto {. m. 12:45. s:t5 and S:IS =. ms
sunday only. IL .. m. Locals to pow
huron, a. m. hourly 70 D. m. -
"a. p. m. 10 Msrine City only. NJ.
Clemens. a. m. a. m. haif-houyiv
Z" = p. m: hourly TO II D. m. Mf.
clemens wa Shore line. s:es q. m.
h"r-Iv ~ s;2s M. II m.
PoNTiAC DIVISIONS a. m. half
hourly to p. m: hourly to IL D. ms
birmingham only. - D. m.
WyANDOTrE DIvIslON--s:33 an
half. hourly to s:ss p. m: hourly to
ORCHARD LAKE DIVISIONS . "a.
hourly to IL p. m.
'These cars run through ~ 60 x,ns~.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug 80. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1924.
ILLINOIS STREET.

To John Abraham, Matthias Adamski.
Mary Byczkowski. Thomas Barkowski.
Edward Bernak. Anthony Bieszke, John
Bolda, Joseph Borchman. Anthony Bry-
lowski. Alexander Chrzanowski, Philip
Drinkaus, M A. Dzionk, Joseph Dargo,
Detroit Brewing Co, Mary L. Eilair.
John Frebiza. r Feldmann. Frank
Jeka, Bernard Jeka, kaiser and
Schmidt. Frank Koss. Joseph Klowi
kowski. John Langa, Martha Lade-
mann, Frank Mitewski, Anthony Mar
schall, Frank Make. Theofil Morawski.
Peter Miller, John A. Moeller. v. Me-
wiadomski. Joseph Niewiadomski, Julia
Piskarek, Michael Plocki, Joseph Pear
Frank Radtke. Henry J. Reske, Joseph
Rutkowski, George Scherrer. w Schu-
bert, Anton Skotzke. Bernard Skotzke.
John schwichtenberg, Paul schmandt.
Emil strazewskl John Tessmer. John
Wagner. Leo Wendt, Elizabeth wes-
serling, l. n. Woodbridge. Frank Wal
kowski, Albert WoJewodo. John Ziel-
inski. John Zalewski. NJ Zinowa. and
to ali other persons owning, occupying.
or otherwise Interested i'm any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Illinois
street. In said City OF Detroit. within
the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit. having ordered so much of
Illinois street from the east line of
DeQuindre street TO the west line OF
Chcne street. To be graded and paved.
notice liz hereby given that an assess
ment has been made upon all the lots
and premises fronting on said Illinois
street. and liable TO be assessed for
said Improvement under the provisions
OF the city Charter. and that a roll OF
Sc III assessment Is now completed and
Will remain at the Assessors Office, in
the City OF Detroit from the date
hereof until September 1S. 1910. for the
inspection OF all persons concerned
therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
go By JOHN G. NAGEL
President
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
Child 10 Saved: Two Drowned.

BOSTON, Aug 30.--A mother gave
her life in an attempt to save the life
Of her child. who had fallen into ia
maica pond late yesterday, and a
stranger was drowned while trying to
save the mother. The child was res.
cued by another woman. A man about
so years Of age, whose name could not
be learned, leaped into the pond and
seized Mrs. Fogarty, but became ex-
hausted and went down. Martha Da-
ley. maid. meanwhile lowered her
self into the water and rescued the
little girl, who suffered no apparent Ill
effects from the accident
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
RIM Wasn't Stolen.

Edward Oswald. No. $50 st. An
tolne-st, one of the night employees
in +. Ruhl's bakery, No. 157 Bates-st.,
dashed over to police headquarters,
Monday night, and told Detective Fox
he had lost his SO diamond ring.
Oswald said he suspected some of the
bakers had taken 1t from Its place OF
concealment In box of sawdust,
where he always placed 1t when he
went to work. The ring was found
later in the box of sawdust
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
THE DETROIT TINES. TUESDAY. AUGUST 49, 1910

folk OF the west and Denver especially
are mad about Roosevelt.
Mr.. Roosevelt, In reply 10 the tribute
from the mayor and the governor who
preceded him, averred that he valued
their praise because they and I do
not belong TO the same party" lie
vas deeply touched. He did not say
that he would not be candidate for
the presidency again. He had his
chance to do so II he had desired Il.
but he turned IL down.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
otto Koch, 20 Chapman.
Hugh Stead. 500 Twelfth.
Wlyses Phillips, 2l3 Baker.
Louis Captain, Woman's hospital
Stanley Nowicki. 994 Russell
Fred kenefich, 1853 Meldrtm
Edward BysZ. 3s9 Leland.
Anthony Walker, 2li Maybury.
Frederick Hall, 1855 Wabash.
William Fair. 569 Ferdinand
Isadore Cousino, 134S Morreil
David snyder. SIS Fort
william Apps. 40 Maxwell.
Walter sinclair, 1913 Lawton
Leo kaminski. 16 Pollard
Louis Mcdonald, ~ Farrand.
BOYS
Charles Convenbegle. 66 Wight
David Anthony, l1l4 Woodbridge
Charles Davis. 332 Ferry.
Peter Rausch. 400 Ash.
Peter Ryser. 80 Henry.
Frank Hermenan, III Cleveland
Ralph Cassell. "a Ferry. W
Walter McVittie, 232 Holcomb.
Joseph Cronin. 142 Rivard.
Jacob Bopp. 1873 Ferdinand.
Roy Howard. 100 Ninewood
James Powers. $50 Fairview
Edward Blat X. 1915 Hendrie
Bert Desmond, SO Cavalry.
Harry Graff. House OF Providence
casimir Balazciak, 100 Twenty -fifth
David Casey. ass Mckinstry.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
curtiss Postpones Flight.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 30.-Be-
cause of strong. gusty offshore
breeze. the proposed aeroplane flight
of Glenn III. Curtiss. from Euclid
Beach, east of Cleveland. to Cedar
Point on Sandusky Bay and return
over Lake Erie was this afternoon
postponed until tomorrow. The flight
will be made under the auspices Of
thu Cleveland Press.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
ROUND TRIP EXCURSIONS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
ACCOUNT OF LABOR DAY.

Tickets will be sold from Detroit
to Canadian points. Sept. 2 to in.
elusive valid to return until Sept
ut one fare for the round trip. City
Ticket Office, 124 Woodward-ave. Tele.
phone Main SO.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
WHITE Stan Lime

Wharf, loot OF GrIsw Oldest.
For Port Huron, way ports steamer
leaves daily $3.50 o. m. and 2:30 D. IN
Sundays. 800 a. IN. and 1850 p. m. Dr.
rect connection Is made at Sarnia We'd
nesdays and saturdays with NORTH
ERN NAVIGATION COMPANIES mag
nihcent steel G. 8. HAMONIC and s. &
HURONIC. for 500. Port Arthur ana
Duluth, anh Mondays with ; :. sAR-
ONIC for 500 and Port Arthur.
steamer leaves daily S1S m. ana
ESQ p. m; Sundays s:3O and see
ID. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

III the ist, receiving more than 14,O0O
votes. Mr.. Reid is the only business
man who Is candidate In the FIJI
teenth. He conducts drug store
and postoffice al Gratiotave. and the
Boulevard. Mr.. Reid is interested In
good roads and thinks his section of
the city has been very much neglect
ed In this respect. He was born I'm
Detroit and has lived here all his life.
he has been resident OF the FIJI
teenth ward for the past eight years.
Chase s. Osborn Is putting I'm a
couple OF busy days In Kent county
previous to his visit to Detroit for the
final squirt Of his primary campaign.
he classes his Kent county tour with
mass meeting I'm Powers theater,
Grand Rapids, Tuesday evening. Con-
gresham Townsend Is also In Kent
and viii wind up a busy day with n
street meeting In Grand Rapids to-
night.
Attorney Sidney Alexander has re-
FUSED TO go upon any SLATE" In his
candidacy for the legislature this
year. Alexander says he made a good
run as an independent candidate two
years ago, and il confident that he
can land this time without any com
b!nation. Alexander Is out for direct
election OF United States senator's by
the people.
Albert c. Kingman, of Battle Creek,
and Percy Mayo. OF Marshall town
ship, Calhoun county. are rivals for
the Republican nomination for state
senator in the Ninth district and both
are making active campaigns.
Johnny" Baird, chairman of the
Saginaw county Republican commit.
tee, has called the county convention
for Sept. IA. Saginaw county will send
81 delegates to the state convention,
TO be held In Detroit Oct. 6.
State Senator Luren ID. Dickinson,
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for lieutenant-governor, after a
tour OF the state. says he Is confident
Of success in the primaries. His op-
ponents. John Q. Ross and Nelson G.
Rice are saving wood and keeping
their own counsel.
CuWiH ~ Doitoh, NSpuuiSau Sdu
didate for denomination as estimator
at-large, says the outlook IL very
cheerful. Mr.. Bolton is standing on
his record
John II. Laichinger. an electrical
contractor, Is making strong fight
for one of the Republican nominations
for estimator in the First ward.
Henry f. Straight, or Coldwater, has
no opposition for the Republican NOM
ination for state representative in the
Branch county district.
lfason county Democrats will hold
their county convention In the court
house In Mason Sept 16.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Bw-incs--ifke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Priaffpg Co. rs
John R-st Main 1925 or City 33ss
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Fer Cleveland. Pittsburg and all
points south and east. leave daily 1o:4S
1880: lower berth, si.50; upper berth
VI; whole room. S2so Week end ev.
cursion to Cleveland every SATURDAYS
night s2.ho round trip.
FOR Aipena. Mackrnnc and way porta
MONDAY and saturday. s =. M: Wednes-
Gay and Friday. S:3o O. m
For bunalo and all Posats East. daily
D. m, sundays and HOLIDAYS %. -
week-I.nd Excursiou. In Ruw.I.
every saturday. s3.s0 round trip
HAP Shy, saginaw ANA Way Porte
tuesday and Friday. $3.50 a m. (foot o{
FOR Mscklnac 1slsnd--Spesisi steam.
er Service-Mondays. $3.50 /. m. Thurs
Gays, . IN. No stop en- route except
AT Goderich. Ont, every Friday up-
bound and Saturday downbound
City Ticket Offices, Majestic 3ldg.
l31 Woodward. and La Griawold n
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Congressman c. e. Townsend seems
more and m IRE inclined to ally him
self with the progressive wing OF his
party. In Calumet he addressed one
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

WANTED-Addresse OF policy hold
ers in Preferred Accident Insurance
Co, OF New York matter Important
and OF mutual interest Please SEND
names OF other members also. Clara
IA Teller, widow OF Lynn X Teller,
2si Field-Avs. Detroit. Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Albert c. Kingman, of Battle Creek,
and Percy Mayo. OF Marshall town
ship, Calhoun county, are rivals for
the Republican nomination for state
senator in the Ninth district and both
are making active campaigns.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Johnny" Baird, chairman of the
Saginaw county Republican commit
tee, has called the county convention
for Sept. Ia. Saginaw county will send
81 delegates to the state convention,
TO be held In Detroit Oct 6.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Archie Reid, candidate for one OF
the Republican nominations for esti-
mator In the Fifteenth ward. came
within few votes of being estimator.
at.large two years ago. as he ran sixth
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

WANTED-Double set of second -hand
harness, In good condition. Will pay
reasonable price. North A384-J.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

The feeling is growing in this sec
ton at least that Osborn, Townsend
and Smith in this district look like
winning team. II they do overcome
the work OF the army hustling for the
standpat candidates, IL will be over
whelming proof that Michigan is over
whel,ning insurgent.-Hillsd Daily
Standard Herald.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Henry +. Straight, or Coldwater, has
no opposition for the Republican NOM
ination for state representative in the
Branch county district.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

1ason county Democrats will hold
their county convention In the court
house In Mason Sept. 16.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-12
Free If 1t Fails
Your Medicine Back if You
Are Not Satisfied with the
Medicine We Recon-
mend.

We are so positive that our remedy
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-12
DARKEY FROM
HERE TO HANG
HARRY MOORE, NEGRO WHO WAS
CONVICTED OF KILLING MAN IN
PENALTY.

Unless the sentence is committed to
life imprisonment, Harry Moore, ne
grom from Pensacola, will be hanged
for murder at Richmond, Va, on
March %. The negro was arrested for
killing of man of his own race and
after short trial, a verdict was
readily returned against him, the crime
having been conclusively proven. The
court sentenced him to the gallows,
and the date has been set for March
%.
The condemned negro wrote a letter
to his relatives here, which was re-
ceived yesterday, and they were at
tempting to raise money for the pur-
pose of taking the case up to the gov
ernor for clemency. In the letter the
boy did not plead guilty to the crime,
saying that he was convicted of it.
Relatives here were yesterday trying
to raise $3.50 to take the case up on
appeal.
Moore was remembered by officers
at the station last night, and it was
stated that he had left this city to
avoid arrest for something which he
had been charged with during the lat
ter part of last year.