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The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
Famous "Pnt of Cough
Syrup" Recipe
No Better Remedy at and Price.
Fully Guaranteed.


Make a plain syrup by mixing one
pint OF graduated sugar and "a pint
OF warm water and stir for two min
utes Put "a ounces OF pure Pinex
(hfty cents WORTH in a pint bottle.
and ill II up with the Sugar Syrup
This gives you a family supply OF the
best cough syrup at saving OF 81. 1t
never spoils Take teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours
The effectiveness OF this simple rem
edy is surprising. IL seems TO take hold
instantly. and VIII usually stop the
most obstinate cough in "a hours 1t
tones up the Jaded appetite and is just
laxative enough TO be helpful I'm a
cough, and has a pleasing taste. Also
excellent for bronchial trouble, throat
tickle, sore lungs and asthma, and an
unequalled remedy for whooping
cough.
This recipe for making cough remedy
with PineN and Sugar Syrup tof strain
sands OF homes i'm the United States
and Canada. The plan has been imi-
tated, though never successfully II
you try II, use only genuine Pinex,
which IN the most valuable concentrat-
ell compound OF Norway white pine ex-
tract. and Is rich in guiaicol' and all the
natural healing pine elements Other
preparations will not work In this
recipe.
a guarantee OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex
or will get ~ for you. III not. send to
The Pinex Co, TT Wayne, Ind, or
Toronto. Ont.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10

to the other as the first bird-lady of
the land.
Then 1t happened,
The weakened wing snapped just as
was slanting for the center of the
grounds. II was terrible moment as
the machine plunged recklessly down
ward like a washstand dropped from
window. Air, air everywhere and
not a perch to roost on. | saw the
crowd scatter 80 as not to be fallen
on. I'm gone gosling," | thought.
But some OF them were kind
enough to catch me in a horse
blanket. l had arrived! Hurrah!
had arrived.
Believe me, was awful glad to
get back to woman's sphere unhurt.
(Continued.)
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WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-Dr Har.
vey w. Wiley, head OF the federal
bureau OF chemistry. who is wagIng
war on the manufacturers and sellers
OF habit-forming drugs disguised as
medicine" now puts Il up to the
newspapers.
I'VE have succeeded In getting laws
passed forhidding patent medicine
quacks from sending their fraudulent
literature through the mails" said
Dr. Wiley. But these rascals, de-
feated on one side, simply have to
publish their lies as advertisements
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N0TCE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. 4. 1910.

Paving Notice Ne. 1917.
To Elizabeth Alter. Julianna Arden.
John Baker, Nathan Chimobitx r.
Darmstaetter, Victor Dtcdrich. John
II. r. Goldman, John Keehn-
er. Nary Lankels. Abraham Lemon.
Max Kicker, Caroline G. Riehl, Henry
q. Row, John Stocker, Jr.. and to ali
other persons owning. occupying. or
otherwise interested in any OF the lots
and parcels of real estate in the local
assessment district established By the
Common Council TO defray the expqn-
oes OF grading and paving the alley
within the boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted Tor defrayinag the expense e
IN block bounded by Adelaide. Division.
Rivard and Russell streets from the
east line OF RiVard street TO the woDt
line Of Russell street. and IL now open
10 inspection at this office. and viii
remain in this office for hve days FROM
the frst publication of this notice. for
the Inspection OF all concerned All
lots or parcels OF land ebutting on. or
Adjoining the alley 30 described. have
been assessed for such Improvement.
The Board OF Assessors Will meet on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF November,
1910. at o'clock a. M, at their Office
in the City Hall. and Will remain IN
session for q period Of six hours TO hear
any person or persons desiring TO op-
ject TO any assessment so made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN c. NA0EL,
(91) President
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COMMON COUNCIL
tCOntInued from sixth PaEe.)

and he Is hereby authorized and In
structed 10 accept from Thos. +. Nc
NamaTa the sum OF $1,000 In full set
Element or Parts / and 2 OF sidewalk
assessment levied against Lots 81. 81
and SO, OF Hanna Belt Line Sub, stu
ate on Field avenue. west side. as ap-
pears upon assessment roll in Book G.,
page 1873. I'm full settlement OF same,
Provided payment thereof Is rendered
within thirty days from the date OF
the approval OF this resolution. and
cancel the balance due. and further.
toner or the action taken by the Coun-
ell.
Adopted as follows:
leas.-Ald. Allan, Delmel. Frelwald,
Garvey, Goeschel. Grindley, Gutman,
HARPER, Heating, Konkel. Ostrowski
owen, Reinhardt Rutter. Schultz, Shap-
land. SlIrzycki, Thelsen. Thompson, Tos-
81. Vernon, Walsh, Watson. link. Zoel-
Ter and the President Pro Tent
Nays-None.
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NoTICE-sTREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. November 7. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1861.
HAMILTON AVENUE.

To Jefferson Avenue Land Co.. and 20
all other persons owning, occupyinB,
or otherwise interested in any or the
lots and promises fronting on Hamilton
avenue. in said City OF Detroit. within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council of the city or
Detroit moving ordered 90 much OF
Hamilton avenue from the south curb
line oe Charlevoix avenue to the north
erly city limits, to be graded and paved,
notice is hereby given that an asneee-
and premises fronting on said Hamilton
avenue, and liable to be assessed for
said Improvement under the provisions
OF tho City Charter, and that roll OF
will remain at the Assessors Onice, In
the City OF Detroit, from the date
hereof until 22nd inst, for the inspoc-
ton OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
(lS5) BY JOHN c. NA0EL.
President.
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N0TICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
oARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, Nov. 4, 1919.
PAVING Notice No. l0A0,

Paving Notice No. I040.
To A. Bassett, Z. G. Bowman. A. 3.
Brush. George II. Giles. Louis niger, G.
r. Hawley, H G. Hall, Elizabeth Har-
rington, Frank Hamburger, Adolph
Marx, S. b. Morehouse. T. w. Palmer.
III. H. Parsons. Ida M Raymond. Ina-
belle M. Rand, Eugene II. Sloman, u.
+. Saunders, A. c. Varnoy, b. 8. Waite.
j. r. Younghusband. and 20 all other
persons owning, occupying OF other
wise interested In any OF the lots and
parcels OF real estate In the local a.
ssssment district established by the
Common Council to defrdy the ex-
penses OF grading and paving the alley
within the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been com.
pleted for defraying the expense OF
paving alley No. 1e4, being the alley in
block bounded by John r. and Brueh
streets, Hancock and Warren avenues.
from the east curb line OF John r
street TO the west curb line of Brush
street, and 10 now open TO inspection
at this office, and VIII remain In this
office for five days from the hrnt pub
LEGATION OF this notice for the inapec-
tion OF all concerned. All lots or par
cells OF land abutting on, or adjoining
tho alley so described, have been a.
sessed for such improvement
The Board of Assessors Will meet on
1910, at o'clock a. m. At their Office
ia the City Hall. and will remain In
session for a period OF six hours 20
hear any person or persons desiring 20
object TO any assessment 90 made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
by JOHN c. NAoEL
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I'm newspapers 10 circulate them
through the mails, and we are pow
erless."
So. Or. Wiley asks the newspapers,
many OF which have applauded his
4 fight against the dope dealers, TO stop
printing "cure" advertisements which
now appear in many newspapers. DIT.
Wiley believes the morality OF the edi-
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. Z. 1910.
pavin@ Notice No. 1850.
CAMPBELL AVENUE.


To w 4 Rathbone and 10 all other
persons owning, occupyingt OF otneIs
wise interested In any OF the lots anu
premises fronting on Campbeli eyenue
In said City OF Detroit, within the I'M
its hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council or the 10y ot
Detroit. having ordered 80 much ~
CamDbeIl avenue, from the south line
Of briggs avenue TO the south line g
Henrietta avenue on the west 20 ~
eraded and paved. notice II hoIooI
Given that an assessment nAn been
mdas upon all the lots. and premises
gronfing on said Campbell nyonuo, ana
table 10 be assessed for said improve
nept under the provisions or the City
Charter. and that roll Of said ano1a1-
ment Is now completed. and VIII r.
mair at the Assessors Ofnce. m lho
CITY OF Detroit, from the date H9rooi
until the 22nd inst. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned thora2u y
BOARD OF ASSE6eOR4
BY JOHN G. NA0NL.
$50 Pronident
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
Does Your BABY Paw?

a baby f?" said
thought baby
scrubbed the white
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

DIpckss Big
BY the Nubbln Co Corn Show.
FRED scHAEFER.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10

WNNA AAI
and again later in the
day when she pasted
so cents worth OF
postage stamps on the
parlor floor and pour
ed a dollars worth Of
the choicest white rose
perfumery out of the
window 10 see Il
vain
She has already
cost more than 5000 in
doctors bills, and
feel that | am right
in attributing my few
gray hairs 10 tn mis-
cry IFendured walking
the floor with her at
night during the first
year and a half of her
life.
What has she ever
done TO pay me for
that?
All! | hear her IL
tie feet pattering along
out in the hall. | hear
her little ripple o
laughter because she
has escaped from her
mother and has foun
her way mp TO my
study at a forbidden
hour. But the door Is
closed. The worthles
little vagabond can
get in. and ] won
open II for her. No
! won't. | can't be dis
turbed when I'm wri
ing. She may just CT,
II she wants 10. n,
l won't be bothered f..
Rat, tat. tat, go he
himpled knuckles O
he door. | sit In s.
noe. Rat, tat, tat.
IL perfectly still.
Papa"
"No reply.
" Peeze. papa
Grim silence.
Baby tum in
,eeze, papa!
"She shall not com,
q" My papa"
Il write on.
" Papa, says the |.
i am not a brute,
outstretched little arms
Up, and her warm. soft
little cheek is laid close
I Tub my papa"
Does she pay? We
days and nights. She
fee. She may cost me
paid for II all again and
ears. =
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The Wea thcr.

Fec - The rsn seisn Storm c.n'rc moved
slightly south Of east ard vss o. the Maine
coas, yesterday NOR tag with Increased energy
II csVsci . cont Iua'o1 ~ unsettled weather n
the ca IA iIan pro, iIcrs and New E1gIr ID With
scattered -tovs ~ the lake region. 'n~ ~ Liv.
renee VALLEY snd part ~ N~w England a1O
Penn syi,aris ard high Wind, along the miiia
AHA tic cose'. There wa, a MAXIMUM wind
velocity - forty two uiies - N~~ orb o!'j at
u - \
Inc tish pressure area moved rapidly from 'ne
West and ws> cenirsi over the southern state.
IT, Greet extending from the laSr region Ia the
gulf ~ Cau-"f general lowering ~ thr TEN
r-rA'u-c with fair weather from me Mississippi
Nanry -l>;Nari The frcrHinz up- extended
., far snrith ~ rrr'h",n Florida and LousslsEa.
\ s.urn formation wish shaTp reuitr At
I,-aN~- ~V'-rd-d nor,hwari 90 the norihw--,
tnrailaa proyiDCr> ild caused s1",s - northern
Utah. color ado and eastern Aashin gtnn a.I
g-ncraIis clnriy weather in the RS.y Noun tain
and plateau States
Tine weather In this city was Clrar AID cold
with high northwest WINDS. average humidity
- pcr cent. barometer. corrected 20 rad to sea
level atsN. NJ. 2sG3 JP. 81. 2o57.
The temperature yesterday. a. recorded BY the
oiiriaI thermometer. i shown Ia tho anne ted
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OfD NtN'N BODY ~ ytBRyI.
shipp"f &" B,sonc Nr'iiral GolI~se Jani.
tor In Montreal No sign of ylol~n-c


MONTREAL. On" Dec 1.-THE body ~
an old man ~a- found to-day in a barre
supposed to contain turkeys -hIpred IN
this city. II was discovered nv Sior.u,an
James Singleton ~ the Canada Cold
Storage Company He tainted from tb.
shock OF his discovery
Several barrels Of turkeys from Ontario
from some point OF the Grand Trunk
Railway arrived here on December
The shipment was made. a many are. TO
the Grand Trunk Railway itself To-day
the railway finding no one had appeared
TO claim The fowl. telephoncd 10 James
Dalrymrls. = produce merchant. 10 com.
over and make an offer for th. sh!pn.n,
Of extra freight. IL it is termed
In the m.Entiric Storeman Singleton
got the barrels into the open warehouse
30 thnt they could be examined He
opened one 10 see IN what shane III.
fowl was A. ne ripped back the paper
covering he uncovered the body doubled
I'D IN the barrel. IL was tr,issed by A
cord which was tied around the neck and
then under the knees A basty examina-
ton revealed no marks Of violence
The barrel was addressed 10 The
Janltor OF IN" Bishops College Ontario
street Montreal" where the medical
faculty used 20 be. hr, has not Dee, for
years
NJ 'he morgua a superficial. e1amrna.
ton showed the body 10 be that Of a man
apparently "a years old. white haired End
With a heavy white beard II was dressed
10 white shtr; ~ linen. This being the only
garment
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MRS. BELWONT'S CIRCtLtR
Gorrscts False Reports About the New
Hampstead Hospital

\ circular letter has been sent by Mrs.
o. n =. Belmont, president OF ths Hemp
stead Hospital, 70 th" physicians Of the
vicinity calling attention TO tSe fact that
this i a hospital that il not a one doctor
institution 1ut - maintained and con-
Quoted for an" paneh' OF all reputable
physicians
Mrs. Belmont aid last night that the
circular letter was occa-Ioncd by re-
port about Hampstead 10 the effect that
the institution was no longer pursuing
the open door policy mapped ont for
10 IN the beginning She did not car. TO
give her opinion as to where these reports
originated.
Another rumor which Mrs. Belmont.
set Mt rest was that DR. Louis y. I-aneha-t,
who has been activ. in the Affairs OF TN.
hospital since it- inception. had left u.
Mrs Belmont ~ adding TO the hospital
two halls for employees and Is making
other improvements which IL " said viii
cost SO Js'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
PEDDLED WHISkEy ON STREET.
charge tgains, Man Accused by Bss~h.
smith. who Sa,s Hes mn Esp~y,.

man VINO Ha- anxious - dupnch
'hirei- and carried the wh.rewithaI IN A
small black handbag was in the JefY.rSop
MARKET court yesterday charged with
violating the sxci-e aw by selling five
cents worth uf rniic.nsed whi-k.y 4,
Matthew Ryan. n blacksmith. II TT Vs.,
tlght@~rth street The Tl-oDsy SAID
hts name was Francisco NiiIIiio and that
ne liyfS at 100 Hester street lie main
tanned that IN. eight different sorts ~
whizkey h. carried IN his vali.e wer.
merely samples
According go Eysrf MilIiiIo cam. un
to him yesterday while he wa, standing
on Eighteenth street near sixth avenue
-iapping h'- hands together ~ keeu warn
ana tapped the black bag
Want "a drink?- NiiiiIio asked
How much? inquired the thrifty
horreshoer
-tiva cont answered the vendcr.
who -peal.- English only A little
Milliilo then poured out .orna do,,id
into glass and offered il IN Ryan. the
What wa that Iiquid?- Magistrate
Corrigtn asked
-Whiskey." answered Ryan. Sure.
I'm n good Judge
Lett s-e the bag suggested the Mag
istrate. and or lied at the end of he
eight rott'es IN the vajisc
but why did you have hin, arre~se<1-
Ryan explained that NilIlllo after re-
ceiving the i've ceuts denied that IL .iai
been paid and teRap 70 abur~ Ryan, 40 tise
complainant. sighting a policeman. h11
Nilllilo arresSed Na9istras1 CoTris.sn
held MillllO under o. :oSo bail Tor trinl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
SNT GGLED PtSSENsERS.
COBsress 10 he I'M Nh I'd 10 PenaIiye
Bringing rhrrs IN - Gr~w

Tn. Gr-ek liner ThemIstocica seized
yes, erday for The Mediterranean With
all her ships "nmpsny. including twenty
or more s'ok"r- suspected ~ rHe Imnli-
& alton AIT h"riiie- If having t-en brought
b" - IN evadc he immigration laws ga inst
m" landing Of undesirs bls-. chiefly those
with contagious diseases \ revenue
cutter Ho"ompanI"d III" 1hamist oc.a-
DOWN rh" hay and short dist -nce o,It-
sid" the Hook To 80" that no effort vas
nad.. - TAX" IN ."v"raI Young men ~ he
-ink"hoid hp nd TdTiitted that they
had attended So land illegally
Deputy surveyor Jackson end Com
missioner II 1mmi grafton williPns " ent
to Washington yesterday 10 confer nth
the con 9rsSsional Committee On I,nmi-
grafton as ~ "a method II preventing
ate .rship lines from brin ging ia un-
unaffected pass en ge-s posing ne members
Of the crew
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E4RTHQu AXES CAUSE PANIC.
several Central American Tremors. hat
No Tragedy AZ siopango.

NPf1tII Ii7T- UFsT1'Tr n IHf sly
PANAMA. Dec. - Official adv icer w.
ceived to-day by the Salvador-an and
Costa Ricar Consuls here confirm ,h.
despatc IN Of Yesterday 10 THE ST. that The
report Of an esrthquak" disaster 20 an
island in the Hope nRo Lagoon. Salvador
was erroneous
Two shocks occurred last night a, san
Jose. Costa Rica. causing panic in the
theatre there No damage was don.
Tn" postmaster of Panama received
Diagram to-day rom Dst ID and other
interior towns stating that Il severe earth
quake was felt last night Their. was
great alarm hut no loss OF life or property
II Is presumed that the shock vas N.
same ~ the on. which Shoe = n Jnse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
SHOT AT WIEN SHE SaID NO"
pisas foe Christmas aeuniea interrupted
By Cum Piay.

~ 00M bt1y.
Jumbo chats what b. calls himself
Mariana. who lives In Seventh street
Newark. went up to The Bronx last night
With his wife To find their son Antonio.
whom they haven't rccn for u year. 10
ask Antonio TO come over N Newark
Co SPEND the Christmas holi6ars. Their
married daughter. FlorinA Mariana. who
four years ago left her husband and
resumed her maiden name. accom- panied
Jumbo and his wife
Once when Florina lived in Elizabeth
port street, Newark. she had bcarde-
named Angelo Fresco. y middle aged
Iaborer Fiorina and her parents last
evening went tn Fresco to guide the TO a
house in The Bronx where they thong
tney would find their son.
Fresco took Jumbo, his wife and Fior,na
to 1910 Cromwell avenue in tho search
Tor ANTONIO. Antonio hal moved TN
the way M Fr-sco walked with Florina
hen they cam" cut Of the housO Fresco
asked riorina u marry ham. She an
S~ered that although 81. was separated
from her husband for years sh. WA, 2
ratholic. and therefore could not marry
him.
For answer Fresco pulled ont revolver
and shot twice at Florina The shots
went wild. Florina's mother interfer.d.
DO fresco fired at the mother A corset
steel over her heart DETECTED the bullet
And II ripped through IN. a.shy rart
Of her left arm.
Mariana jurnped a, Fresco and wrcst.d
me revolver from him. Frrsco pulI.,d
put . stiletfo and struck AT Ma-iann's
head The shots and uproar brought
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
CROPSEY AFTER 1.-THE SYSTEM
POLHE COMMISSfONER SAYS
HE'LL SMASH TT.
hrbuAes inspector swrenr, AMI says
Policemen VIII stand % Tor Any One
Who Wears Drass Buttons nnd a Blue
Coats nhmartly Bouaers Two Cop~

A, the police trials in BROOKLYN yester
dav Polio. Commissioner Crops-v an
nounced his intention to smash the.
system He began by Diminishing two
policemen from the force. In, id.nt ally
he rcbukei Inspector Sweeney for a
, report he had handed in in connect ion
with one Of the men This man. Police
man MORT Of the Hamburg avenue pre-
cinci. was charged with clubbing Ben
jamin Biumenstock in a barroom at
Belvidsre street and Broadway.
Mort told the proprietor OF the place 10
close up, As it was after hours Bumen-
stock. who was lourging in from, Of tn.
bar. said something to the policeman and
the trouble began In the midst of il
Police Sergeant Pettingill walked in and
helped his subordinate put handouts on
the prisoner and for this partici pation in
the AFFAIR charges were preferred against
him. 1t being alleged that the placing OF
handouts on n badly battered. under
sized man was unnecessary.
After reading the reports on the case.
the Commissioner called for Inspector
Sweeney The inspecf OF was sworn and
then Commissioner Cropsey quiIzed him
m regard to certain details that were
lacking in his report OF the affair tn.
inspector was sure that at the invest iSa-
ton he held nothing had been said about
handouts or bribery.
DO Won know thar this man midi
eating Morf--paid Blumenstocl, sss to
drop the prosecut ion?' the Commissioner
asked.
Il do NOT" replied the inspector. L
never heard Of that until now"
No" the Commissioner retorted. but
! did; and had no better wav Of hearing
Z han YOU had You put this report
through with thick coat OF WIN tewash,
hut II was not thick enough 10 deceive
me
Then the Commissioner announced his
Intention 70 max" war on the system.
He said: NO polIcenan ever hea ~ any
thing. sees ANYTHING OF knows anything
when II - against his own act
Commissioner Crop-sy dismissed Mort
and fined PetringilI ten days pay He
iebuked the latter severely for turning
o 20 befor. he had finished reprimsndinS ,
him: and said: ! arm determined to get
AZ this system ! find that the men on /
he fore. will stand up for any one who |
wcars brass buttons and blue coat |
That i- the system ! am trying 20 get at. |
and ] mean to smash u
COUNSEL for the men remarked that
prosecuting a system - "A poor way TO
smash ~. as ~ nake- h. men hang closer
og-'n"r. hut MIR irop-.v ignored him
Policeman Thomas + Creevy Of the
'nll"se Point precinct vas IN. OIL her man
dismissed II. vas charged with club
Ding Sergeant Frank Lane OF Chief In
'pector >chmttberger's star. who was
sent out on December o TO catch delIn-
iueni poll Cem"n Counsel for Creevv
'pfu-ed TO put IN anv defence AZ the police
nal on The ground that IL might prejudice.
lis Clients cas-. On the criminal charge
against MIN IN an indictment in Queens
'ounfv for the assault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
WE'RE SPYING ON GERMANY.
British Onicers Caught at Borkum Make
No Bones About a nc Their TRIAL


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Patrol,nan Distler Of tho High Bridge
Iolice station and a crowu rhs puuce-
MAJ sent IN call. which brought to
his assistance ,.H Morris and the re-
segves. While fhs reserves were on
their wav some friend OF tresco's took
his sti-'to aud disa Feared IN the dark
ness.
Also arrived with an ambulance during
IN. excitement and took frs-sco. Jumbo
and Iumbo's wife 20 the hnspit&t fo-
treatment The itolic. took rioriaA -
the High Bridge rolice station. where
she was held A. material witness.
Fresoo later was brought ~ the station
house. whore he pYde a charge that.
Jumbo tnd his wife hAd stabbed him.
Frescu. with two seal wounds wrapped
IN clean h.ndages. wa, then taken back
To tie hoe .ital, where he was heid on .
Charg-, of felonious Assault