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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
mango eienOOmmeIiae 5~OIfeIanse
% fra Spoairifn.A

og fra Spoafrifo.A
Caller 'Ge ogfoa MaoriF?~
Site belt; men lea Itubcrer oct. :
Do Hercp @rainger trpffer frem a
gunfen en- Bog meb mango Fesn o.
unoerlise 8iernineer. 1Gette el
Waoriif", flyer ban. Get CT ct praat
falot Sprog. Og iaa bar BET nriter
ingen @rammotif. - Ru ituoerer jee
forreien melt Gnrsiif. Seq letter itol
Fris paa fnrsiife G~oIfebanie og Sol
fepiier. 9aa SsIanb peo De 9anier
bleb unoertrpft af airfen. Men pac
SRrserle fit De Sob at onnie pioere
8erfor bar bnabe Dams og MeIooi
Der boIot fig friif % oprinbeIis. Nr
3eelano, SGrsernc os Norge er emo
MI life Bit fieoeIige. Der Iissel
Sabnu uop6ageoe Sfatte giemt. Del
er forreiten eienbommeliet bpor me.
gen fin SoIfemuitf, Der finbes
GLENN ogiaa blanot be engelife
% ifotife @pnber, 8proier iom eng
lrnoerne ielp life bar gneIie ON,
Uiit Saab er, at leg ogiaa ifal fao
Sio til at reiie runot meo min So.
nograf % iamIe eamIe SoIfemelo.
bier I 9orge. Get Dor gbnarh
@riegs Sbe, at ieg ffuIbe gisre BET"
"8e bar 10 iammen meb @rieg
ben libite Sib, fsr ban osbe9"
50, ieg bar bans @iGit pao
Trolobausen. Seq bapbe truffet BAN
ct Ear aar iforpeien ba ban CAB 10
apncerter | 2onbon. Oct bar ben
folfeIige Sibc peo bans Muiif, iom
i9rIig betog mtg. Seq ipineoe for
@riee % ban balste mig til at ipiae
peb BEN flor MaliiiffeIt | SEEDS, bnor
8ries ielp ifuloe fomme og birisere.
timber NIT geiss paa Srolbbausen
prsoebe bt programmed til benne
&oncert. Seq ipiaeoe besiioen for
bam boer aftenA mart bans esne
Sing, mart andres. 9pere franif
Mriiif bsrte ban sierne. Oct bar bio.
unberIise Gage. Saa fritz og liplig,
iaa beeeiitret os ilbtilo ban bar, Den
gomle Weiter, ielp ba ban git os bar
paa 8sben, Sg iaa bsoe ban ire.
fire tiger for &oncerten t SEEDS blep
bolot. Oct bar en- imertelis @fterret.
ming. Wen 9eis9et bos BAN og bans
eIifoerbige Slitru bsrer til mine
u~forelemmeltge Winber. - Senere
palgte Soban Spenbien mtg til al
ipide peb Winoefoncerten for @rieg |
aisbenbapn. = @rteg bar benrpft
for min ubfsrelie al bans norife
"SIaatter" -"
zoe er 10 faa panffeItse at fptne?"
"Sa. Be fr9per flor Sefnif, en-
esen SIass Sefnif. @rtes iagoe, Be
bIeo naiten life ipinet berbiemme
SnIporiens Iebtegnins af bisie Bon.
beoaufe regrer leg iom ct at be melt
bprbihiIbe gibras til Sclfemniifen.
Salborfen nlad bore en- ~betpbeIig
@riifer. Sam piIbe ieg sierne lore
at fienoe."
"Ge fcmponerer oeiaa?"
"SSa, omtrent Iiee iaa meget iom
ieg ipiaer. Ct at mine &orperfer oper
samle eneeIife SpIfemelobier blep op.
fsrt peb en- Ruiiffeit Siperpool !
Ssit. Grig ifrcp ON bisie mine aor.
rerfer bIanbt anbet: zoe bar oeo
tem foitet ct Hart 2ps oper ben en-.
eeIife S%oIfepiie os piit, bborIeSes ben
er berois til of bepes til @ltnitens
Wipaa os oerpeo ifabe en- uafbansig
enaeIif M1iitf" Ween for
giebIiffet t9nfer ieg life paa Som
petition. Hu bill leg bare ipile."
Oct banter poa Ssren, % | nnIte
giebIif itoar gercp @rainger og trpf.
fer bcaeiItret 9apelmeiter Salporiens
Saanb.
f "gt Orb enSnu, Wr. 8rainger -
fan Sc ogiaa 2anbsmaol2"
"Sffe belt; men ieg ititoerer bet.
Sea bar IeIt "Saughlsia". Den er
paffer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

Sserfor ben biit aauife aIminbe'
Iiee g~ntaeeIie, at Speoomsipirer lei
iprebes eiennem ben Waneoe gseer,
iom ubIannes fro gibIiotefer, bar Del
fin Snteresie at ie ubtalt | ct Snter'
piep, iom "Daeblabet" Dor baot mel
bet itore 9eihmanfe gibliotefs gi
biiotefar, Soaton Rpbmis, at l9ee
bi6enifobeIige aiitoriteter er eniet
ON, at Smitteforen beb Bigger el
ganife ubetpoeIig. "grofesior SoIit
banoe unoerisgt flere at De feIeite ol
melt benptteoe Bigger, gibIiotefet
bnooe funnel oporipe," beoer oct
"9et baooe imioIerti6 life Ipffebes
BAN of paapiie farIige 9aciuer." 90
pir og 29ber er s~ienipnIis BET rene
SuItefooer for @ociqerne, tiger 8i.
bliotefaren. Saa neo man set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
eusssss... a ssEifs INSANE s%aS; s S'sss

Sntsresien for Noromanosforbitn
Oct porer ieont baaoe og uOenfor
@orge. s Sc iibite gIa0e biemmefra
fees, at Set fsI. SeIitob for Rorses
Bel bor meIot fig mo iom MebIem
Of Sorbunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
Oct har i'm ieIuiaate getaSnina

for en- | nter END e n Senieenbe al
bore en- bersmt Manb, men bet er
bener life iaa nGrit at bore Ell be-
rsnlt @anbs grober. afosbc
Grpernsr s. u. Sobnions groocr
Sreb, iom man iuotil bet aneriibite
bar pibit tibet eGer intet ON, er M
Zig bIet tiIbubt $4,000 for 60 Sore
brng Of ct eIler anoet Bureau, ion
briper meb ben SIaes Sorretnins.
Set bIir $50 pr. often.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

Senb "sSerorab sgpfen" til slret "a
genner I @%amlefaubet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

8 parnt geir bnnoer bet at Saroepuoen bItpsrfo for brso o. sio.,
fra fla for mesen Sarpe. 8 fda Sifaloe maa enoel at ben pperHs-
bse Sarpe iuses pp Oeo SieGp uf ct Stptte ErGtpapir. eaer man
ton birIpe fig ncb ct Stptte Goispapir.
en- Sarpspuoe oil pare flere aar. Sfulbe ben 9sbet al to
entr ire Nar bIioe npset for tr, ian fan man blot brpppe pa en-
Sraabe gIpeern os ben OI bGpe lee iaa COB Tom ny isien.
Saar man life spot airpt ben iprhe Gang iaa foHss isi.a
Cat stenpeet Aabt no paa @opiret, ener iat ben enc SIDE ns
fsrit, o. brus ben Ilaaos. ion pasier beoi. 3rpt buerteu for baarsi
eler for lgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
st iaabant "Sntit" ienbes ion grenie meo Slaoet for ct .
Notwithstanding os fem Gents ertra til at betals
Yurtp, Gpnpolut % SnOpatnina.

Sois life bet fuloe gelsb 81. 80 inpieubes, BIZ en- Rr9m
~iHebet'or 0apueiten,peL. Griarius bar lart os at oi life fan len
nb Blaoet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
1..E
Hado
90
Dinf.
~

efip alDees inbst9t gaou os Gbrese for at Hippo at Sell tesaues.
etemptrre ubtmes Slaoes 5orretutns os be oil bHue febs n Gang
nm uo,n prunau pl psiur moenioen fpmme til at uenie uos1 Gage lenoers
eb pa en- anben HrRnt.
GOresie: 9. 2lnnnSIcn, Oeeerat, Jcma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
MARTIN s.
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

CpenTaaenoe Gesnins bier IN en- 9ubberFempet neo gaon % aoresis
FAINT 5arpepube. Gn iaaban "0ubberiamp" e ualmubeis npts imanoe Til.
irbe baabe for Returnerns al 9upe, iom life er foumen Goresiaten ibanbs
iamt ipm etempl pua grepe Mansen en- itnoer oe fit fapn meset upoeist,
% en- iaaban Naunefempel pl fOrbinbrs Sprintelfr % mango andre n6ebass
Igbeber
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
The Whitmore
Estate Property

The bids received for the various par
eel of property belonging to the estate
of F. M. Whitmore were presented T.
the court this week. Following bids
we're accepted for the several parcels,
subject to confirmation by the court:
Personal property sold for $l2l, of
various kinds.
OF real property the following bids
were received: Lot 10 block g. Jack
son, sold to Luke M Balievich for
$500.
100 acres in I2-7-13 with the timber
thereon but without the saw mill,
machinery and tools thereon, permission
being reserved for said mill and
machinery etc to remain thereon, or to
be removed therefrori and the buyer
granting reasonable rights of way for
lngress and egress to remove said
described property, sold to F J Solinsky,
jr, for 5ll52.
100 acres in 12-7-13 and TIA with
the timber thereon sold to F ] Solinsky,
jr, for $l368.
CPS acres in TIA, 6-7-14 with the
timber thereon to F J Solinsky, jr, for
S12, 434 40.
An undivided q interest in the North
Star quartz mine situated between Suffer
Greek and Amador, to E c VOORHEES, for
500. The above we're sales.
James Harris's bid $1,000 for the
lumber yard t,and the Pacific Gas <
Electric Company bid SIS, 280 for the
62S acre tract.
Frank Mason bid $1,000 for the 100
acre tract
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
The BoreIIo Case

Little has been heard in relation to
the rehearing ordered by the district
court of appeals in the Borello arson
case. The authorities here have re-
ceived no official notification Of the re-
hearing, but Greeley, defendants at
torney telephoned to the sheriff's office
that such action had been taken and to
so inform Borello. The attorney general
has charge of criminal cases on appeal,
and he has probably notified the dis
trict attorney of the order for a re-
hearing The district attorney left for
Sacramento this week, probably on
business concerning the case. The re-
hearing will be heard before the district
appellate court-the same body that
previously sustained the judgment of
the trial court. However, on motion OF
defendants counsel the matter has been
reopened. 1t is presumed that a strong
showing was made, otherwise the ap-
pelate court would not have granted a
reconsideration. We have not heard
when the rehearing will be had.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Wife of Chas. IL. Croker
Obtains Divorce.

A San Jose paper of March 4th says
Charges of extreme cruelty recently
made by Mrs Ella ]. Croker, wife Of
Charles H. Croker, formerly an attor
ney of San Jose, but now engaged in
practice in Sacramento, were proved 10
the satisfaction of Judge Richards
yesterday in connection with the
divorce suit brought by the wife Mrs
Crocker testified that her husband, on
many occasions, had threatened her life,
and was so addicted to drink that he
made the home impossible for her She
told Of a number Of instances Of cruel
treatment while her husband was in an
intoxicated condition. The couple were
married in this state seven years ago
and have no community property She
asked to resume her former name of
Mrs Ella j. Andrews. The interlocu-
tory decree was granted. The husband
made no appearance.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Arbor Day Exercises.

Last Monday was arbor day. 1t was
observed by the Native Daughters in the
planting of number of shade trees in
Jackson, Suffer Creek, and Plymouth
In Plymouth the school children and
teachers participated in exercises in the
M. E. church; at the conclusion OF
which six eucalyptus trees were
planted from Main street toward the
cemetery.
In Jackson the exercises were Of an
informal character. A number of trees
were planted on Broadway, near the
Zeila to replace those that died also
few were planted On Church street, and
toward the old toll house on the Ken
nedy grade
In Suffer Greek the exercises were
of q more elaborate character. The
proceedings were held in the school
house, and a large attendance gathered
to listen to the exercises. The program
was as follows
Song" The Planting Song" salute to the
flag; reading, History of Arbor Day,
RECITATION, "Plant tree dialogue,
"What the trees teach, ;" song, IAN
arbor day tree" dialogue, The trees
and the seasons recitation, "Our
Three Favorites;" Recitation, when
the green gets back on the trees )"
"Historic trees" song,
: Arbor Day." recitation pantomine,
"Three little Trees" recitation
"Woodman spare that tree" Dialogue
r." Which shall it be" dialogue,
(which shall it be - dialogue, "Why
we keep arbor day. recitation "Three
trees; )" song, Arbor day march," ad-
dress, Judge Fred V. Wood; song,
"Springtime;" address. W. H. Green
halgh; closing, America.
Under the auspices of the local parlor
of N. D. G. w. a number of suitable
shade trees we're planted on the school
grounds.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Arrested for Selling
Liquor to indians.

Mrs Marguerite Molfno, who was
indicted by the federal grand Jury in
San Francisco two weeks ago, was ar
rested by United States deputy marshal,
E. Warner, on Tuesday last, on the Mol
hno place, in Middle Fork district
On the same day she was brought before
u. S. Commissioner r. Webb, at Jack
son, and admitted to bail in the sum of
$780, for her appearance before the Uni
ted States Court for trial. She at once
furnished the necessary bonds, with
Carlo Gioyannoni and L. Poggi as sure
ties. The case is set for trial before
the district court in San Francisco on
March 26. Spagnoli and Spagnoli have
been engaged as counsel for the defend
ant. 1t is alleged that the defendant
furnished liquor to two Indian boys iV-
ing on the reservation in November
last. The reservation Indians are in
charge of the federal government, and
hence the United States officials as
sumed the prosecution of the alleged
ofTense.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Protesting Against
License Tax.

At the meeting of the city trustees
held last week, a very important matter
regarding the imposition of license tax
upon certain classes of business was
brought to the attention of the board.
Mr. Burgon, who lives in the vicinity of
Plymouth, and who is an sattorney of
considerable experience, having prac-
tced law in Utah and other states for
active practice, appeared before the
beard in the interest of Peter Derania,
Derania is engaged in the butchering
business. He has a goat farm in the
northern part OF the county, and has
been supplying meat to customers in all
parts of the county, Jackson included.
The board of trustees, at the request of
petitioners, decided that he was subject
to a wagon peddler's tax OF $40 per
month for so doing business. The effect
of this license was to shut him out OF
business within the city limits 1t was
against the legality of this license tax
that Mr. Burgon appeared, and addressed
the trustees. He was armed with facts
and law TO sustain his contention, which
was that such a license tax was in con-
tlict with the laws of the state, and
| therefore null and void. His point
was that cities and counties are prohi-
bted by express provision from de-
handing any license from persons en-
gagged in raising agricultural, vticul-
tural or farm products, and selling the
same in this state. A person raising
goats in this state had perfect right to
sell the meat in any part of the state
without payment of either city or county
license. The same would apply TO
manufactured goods, wholly or partly
made in this state. He read from the
statutes of many years back in support
of his view, and claimed that while the
law quoted was somewhat ancient, il
had never been repealed and was in
full force and eh-ect to-day. That it was
a Just and reasonable law. That a man
should be taxed for selling the product
Of his own labor was outrageous and
contrary to all ideas OF Justice. He
asked the board to take the matter into
consideration, and repeal the obnoxious
ordinance in that regard. The matter
was referred to the city attorney. Mr.
Burgon intimated that proceeding under
habeas corpus would be resorted to in
the Derania case it this license demand
was insisted upon.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11

Communication from e Richards
asking for aid for Chas Goodno and
wife read Rev. c II Easterbrook also
appeared before the board in behalf of
application said Chas. Goodno and wife
we're allowed $40 per month, allowance
to be paid through c E Richards.
Rev. H Easterbrook appeared be-
fore the board in regard to deplorable
condition of the old cemetery in Amador
City.
Mrs Louis Maroni allowed $50 per
month for four half orphans.
Mrs Annie Cambell, allowed Sc rs per
month for half orphan.
Lucy J Mello, allowed So per month.
The following warrants we're can
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11

Fully nine out of every ten cases OF
rheumatism is simply rheumatism OF
the muscles due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism neither of which
require any internal treatment All that
is needed TO afford relief is the free ap-
plcation of Chamberlain liniment
Give it a trial. You are certain to be
pleased with the quick relief which il
affords. Sold by all dealers.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Marriage Licenses.

A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Peter Oderda, 81, and Mary
Oreghia, % both natives OF Italy and
resi- dents of Drytown,
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Stubborn As Mules

are liver and bowels sometimes; seem
to balk without cause. Then there S
trouble-Loss of appetite-Indigestion,
nervousness, dependency, headache.
But such trouble fly before DR. King S
New Life Pills, the worlds best
stomach and liver remedy. So easy.
25c at Spagnoli's Drug store.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Health officers Report

The county health officer made his
health and mortality report for February
as follows; Chicken pox has been
prevalent in Suffer Greek and at Jack
son Gate. One case OF scarlet fever eX-
listed at Jackson.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
New Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation Of the Louis
Meiss Estate filed. 1t is authorized
to engage in general business. The
principal place of business is in Stock
ton; the terms OF existence is fifty years
and number OF directors five, for the
first year as follows; Louis Meiss, of
Reno, Frederick Meiss of Sacramento,
John Meiss. Benjamin Melss and Frank
Meiss, all OF May, Amador county.
The capital stock is 500, 600 and the
number of shares, 800 of the par value
of SIPS cash. Each director subscribed
for 100 shares. The company was Or
ganized under state laws on March I'd,
1910
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Women's Exchange.

The Women's Exchange this week
will be held al the Browns Office next
door to Mrs. Conlons, Call early and
get some nice delicaies in home cook
ing Mrs Geo. Brown will be in
charge
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Money In Treasury

The county treasurer made his usual
monthly report 70 the supervisors show
ing the amount and kind OF money in
the treasury as follows:
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11

The board after inspecting the new
bridge across JACKSON creek near the
Ellis place, constructed by c. w Swain,
accepted the same, and ordered the con-
tractors bill OF sll07 paid, being pay
ment in full.
Adjourned until April 5.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11

ALL kinds Of Blanks for l., S. Land Filings
"A Homes tead, Timber and Mineral bl9nks-
may he mad at the Ledger office; also deeds
mortgages. mining locations, proof OF labor
and other legal blanks kept for sale.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11

Chamberlain stomach and liver tab
lets are safe, sure and reliable, and have
been praised by thousands of women
who have been restored to health through
their gentle aid and curative properties,
Sold by all dealers.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
WALTER LUCOT
STOCK BROKER
r.r-rrc,r,r, c,1n1,rrr c,Ar
SUFFER- CREEK, CAL.

VIII buy and sell all kinds of mining
stocks and other securities.
Particular attention paid to Amador
county mining stocks.
Quotations received daily.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11

You can get your Billheads,
Letter Heads, etc, printed at
the Ledger for less than you
can buy blank stock for else
where.
TRY 1T.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11
Board of Supervisors.

The board OF supervisors met for
usual monthly meeting last Monday, all
present except A. Grillo
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
The following claims were presented
AMI allowed
Amador ledger., 1910-03-11

Total
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
IEGETlRIlN M SING SING.
wants q Transfer 10 some Place Nhrrs
They WOnr Feed HIm Meat.

Charles Barry. formerly a note broker
who has been m Sing Sing since August
1878. is a vegetarian and has become 10
tired Of the meat served 10 him in prison
that an attempt Vas made yesterday to
get him transferred to the TOmhs. ~
that he would be able 20 send ON 20 a
restaurant and have anything cooked
that his appetite might crave
Assistant District Attorney TAYLOR
who has charge Of the bureau 81 appeals
was considerably surprised when Alfrei
Enuis counsel for Barry. put the propo-
sItIOn 20 him
II was explained 10 Mr. TAYLOR that
Barry - man advanced m years and
that for an elderly vegetarian 10 be com
PEELED 10 eat meat or go on half ratiOns
was a hardship that perhaps the law did
not intend 10 impose when barry was
sentenced to serve not less than one
wear nor more than five years for grand
larceny IN the tirst degree.
NJ Taylor has had a great many
requests on the behalf Of persons serving
terms in prison but the one made ny Mr.
INNS was entirely novel He told Mr.
Ennis that there was no power on earth
that could bring about the transfer not
even the power Of former President Of
the United States Mr. Ennis vent away.
saying that he was gong 20 make a motion
for reargument Of Barry's case
Barry was convicted on August :. lg0s
Of the theft - slOs 900, more or less 81
notes from sherman A Co. Of keypOrt
y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
SPIELBERG SHOT ~ THE BiCK.
HIs CIsthes Produced IN E'lsieRce Against
Ray Jury Gut Al Night.

Morris Ray. who has been on trial all
the week IN the Supreme Court before
Justice FitzGerald for the murder Of
LOUIS Spielberg. who was his partner in
an Fast Side gambling house, went on
the witness stand in his own behalf yes
larday
Raw admitted that he and Spielberg
had had differences that they were
settling in a personal encounter hat he
said that Spielberg was killed by his own
pistol
Spielberg drew the revolver and they
we're scuifiing for - possession when it
was discharged Ray said A. Spielberg
fell. shot in the stomach according TO
Ray he released his hold on the weapon.
leaving Il in Rays hands. and Ray ran
out Of the place holding the gun
Assistant District Attorney Frank Mos.
murh 20 the surprise Of every one in court,
did not cross-examine Ray
When summing up Mr. Moss opened a
bundle that was brought into court a.
his request II contained the clothing
Worn by Spielberg when he was killed
The bullet holes showed that the bullet
had entered Spielberg's back
The Jury was unable 10 agree AZ u ?. VI
and was locked up for the night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
BRONX zoos RlRY SHOW.
CAWels. CoSOtes, Monkeys, PeecaFIes and
sheep Bern Yesterday


sheep Bern Yesterday.
There were songs before sunrise in the
monkey house Of The Bronx roo yester-
day. DR.. Reed Blair. iaunal physician.
fastened to their fonts to discover that
four lemurs had been born. one each
20 Mines. Casabianca. GaEa. Mascar
and Ada, who were receiving oongratu-
htions. DR.. Blair. having oFiciated. de-
cided 20 60 right over 20 the Admins
tration Building and tell Mr. Honaday
all about IT,
A he passed the dwelling place II the
Mexican peccary out burst Keeper Sohlos-
ser with glad tidinEs. Twin male pee
carries had that moment entered the
world and Dr. Blair must needs assist
With this additional news Dr. Blair once
more started on 20 see Mr. Hornaday.
But no sooner had he neared the wolf
dens than Keeper MoEnrOe plucked him
ioyfully by the sleeve. Behold. two male
coyotes born that very moment
stopping one ear and running swiftly
the physician was just passing the ante
lope house when Keeper Beyreuthsr
went and spelled it in his other ear
that a small Sandman sheep had just
arrived. and would DR.. Blair he 20 kind?
Once more the bearer Of good news
started on 20 the Administration Build
ing. He was fitting by the camelary.
when what do you think happened9
Keeper Truman told him that Mrs. \.
Desert was the proud mother o. two
young Deserts. and could the doctor
stop a moment? The doctor did
No when DR.. Blair finally did get 20
Mr. Honaday II was found that the 400
was richer by four lemurs, two peccaries
two coyotes. one sandman sheep and two
camels. Mothers and babies are doing
we'll. Go up next Sunday and $50 the
Young ones Il you don't believe this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06
SLEEPER TRI M NAN owns
inventor ~ the smuEEilng Game Gets
on With a Year IN Prison

Philip A Phillpsen pleaded guilty
yesterday in the sleeper trunk Snug
Cling conspiracy case in the United States
Circuit Court This dispO~es Of all the
principals named in the blanket indict.
nent found by the Federal Grand Jury
last January. twenty-eight IN number.
All pleaded guilty except Isabel Holland.
alrireasmaker ~ Boston. who was ac-
quilted
In pleading guilty on behalf Of his client
Yesterday George Gordon Battle asked
The Court for lenity. saying that Phillip
sen was the only support ~ his aged
mother and u a wife and three children
He entered into the conspiracy, said the
lawyer. a. a business proposition without
realizing is criminality. Many other
people al that time looked upon smuggling
ia the same way. Mr. Battle said.
Assistant United States Attorney DOrr
told Judge Martin that Phillipsen was the
principal in the vast smuEgling con
spiracy and that the drcssmakers we're
practically forced into q N compete with
each other. He thought that Phillipsen
should have a substantial prison sentence
Judge Martin gave Phillipsen a year In
the penitentiary on BlackWell's Island
Good behavior will reduce this term Of
Imprisonment n about ten months.
The Government. u h supposed. Loot
IS 100000 In duties by these smuggling
frauds