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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13
Elect Kenyon
U. S. Senator
CHOSEN IN IOWA ON SIXTY.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
Legislature Deadlock at Last Broken
to Choose Successor 20
Senator Doliver.

DIS MONIES. Ia. April 12.-The
deadlock IN the Iowa legislature
ended this afternoon. shortly before
o'clock. when Judge William $.
Kenyon. OF Fort Dodge. was elected
United states senator 10 succeed the
late Senator Jonathan =. DollIver. fol-
lowing perhaps the hardest sena-
torial contest ever fought in Iowa.
The election came with the sixty
seventh ballot and was attended by
tumultous scenes. in which Kenyon
adhercnts displayed their enthusiasm
by tossing books and papers about
tho legislative hal.
on the second ballot ~ the dav vic
tory was brought to Attorney Gen
oral Wiskcr-him assistant. when
Senator Chapman. OF Cedar county.
and Representative Van Camp OF
Adair. wIo bad been con ststeut sup
porters of supreme Court Justice
Horace E Ucemcr changed their
votes. Then came other changes 600
quick succession and when tho ballot
was counted. if stood SO for Kenyon
to 90 for Doomer and 81 for Claude r.
Porter. Democrat
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Breaks Jail
To Escape
Execution
Charles Hickman, Condemned Murd-
erer, Gets Out Of Beaver Jail
Second Time.
BY GUARDS
AFTER SIX HOUR CHASE
Expects to Escape Again But Threat.
ems Suicide Rather Than Be
Recaptured

BEAVER. Pa. April 12.-Charles
Hickman, convicted wife murderer
who escaped for the second time with
in six months from the county Jail to-
day was recaptured seven hours later
at Shippingport, one mile from here.
The next time / 90 no one will
catch me" said Hickman when brought
back TO jail late this afternoon. NO
one viii need 10 go after me-
Domestic trouble caused Hickman
and his wife to separate. On Febru-
airy 1910, Hickman waylaid his wife
and shot her. lie was tried and con-
victed OF murder in the first dagsre.
An appeal was taken to the Supreme
court and while this was pending
Hickman sawed his way out OF the
jail and for three days was at liberty.
He was finally arrested at Mononga-
hela. Pa
Careful Planning.
Hickman's second dash for liberty
today showed careful planning. The
bars OF hts cell door. seven in number
were sawed. This work is believed
TO have been done in progress for
some weeks past Early this morning
he gained entrance 20 the main cor.
ridor OF the Jail. a key which he
possessed in some unknown manner
broke In the lock OF the door leading
to the outside and he attempted 10
saw the bars OF the outside window
His saws were dull and he made little
headway. Hickman then hid himself
near the door When the Sherin :
son entered the Jail proper this morn.
ing he left the door open. Hickman
passed through into the hall OF the
Shcrins home. Making his way into
the cellar the condemned man gained
the open through basement window.
Hickman walked 20 Van Port where
he stopped buggy containing county
Commissioner Ewing. Hickman re.
cognized the commissioner but was
not recognized. He asked the way 70
the nearest town. When Mr.. Ewing
learned that Hickman had escaped ne
told the sheriff OF having met a man
near Van Port and a short time later
county detectives captured Hickman
at Shippingport.
A death watch has now been placed
over the man
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and came near having his brain
pierced.
LOW 90 d. Mass The flag which
lfw over Fort Sumter when O. wes
ireI GOO fifty years nno TODAY H.
inouFhf tn ho ln fho possca4io-, -
Miss LIis. Cowiey. OF this city.
MONTE CARLO-A Attempting 10 nv
irDu rance to corsica. Lieut. Earus
WIZ Die H.ropl1ra plunged down zoo
frc' into tho s.H hut was roqcrof
rrfctlcnIiN unhurt
NEW YORK A feature of a sir-..
tn telephone Officials here was y rr-.
NrreafInr over fhe NcU Uno to Drnvar
1900 miles. thc farthost the hru,a.
voice hae boon carried
BALrlNORE-Champ CLARK viii ~.
toast master af fnr National prar.
Conference here Mav 1rd raff a. -
preside at the OPENING session.
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CO in Auto 90 Aid.

MUSKOGEE. Okla. April i2-The
town of Big Heart. Okla. has been
blown away by n tornado. according
90 reports received here az the offices
~ The Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railwav
Hig Hart is in tho Usage nations
end ON fFs Midland valley Railroad.
Many are reported killed in tho tor
n0da or E.g Heart. and relief trains
and automobiles are leaving fOr tho
stricken town from Pawhuska and
AVaut. Okla.
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Honored in one instance by partici-
patton OF the President OF the United
States and in others by chief execri-
lives or the cities. base ball-the Ma
ttonal game-began a six months sea.
son yesterday in seven major league
parks and three American Association
cities 10 the cheers OF thousands upon
thousands of fans.
Detroit was the only major league
city where the weather prevented
the appearance Of the PLAYERS. Gem
orally the crowds at the games were
large and wildly enthusiastic. In
Washington. President Taft tossed out
the first ball and lent his support as
a fan To the Senators. who beat Bos.
ton 20 in game witnessed by 49,
600.
Champs Drop Game.
The worlds champions OF PhiIadel.
phia opened by dropping into the sec-
ond division Of the first nights stand.
ing IN the 1911 race through a de-
feat by the New York Yankees Q to
J. On the other hand, the American
League tail-enders of 1910 began with
hourish al st. Louis, where the To-
Gals easily beat Cleveland.
The National League season BEGAN
$50 N+'rf'AA AhAAAlAE TIC III
where the contenders in the world Sc
ries last year quit even with st. Louis
after darkness put an end 10 the scor-
ing-3 TO 3. Mayor-elcct Carter Harri-
son threw out the first ball there. and
a Ike ceremony was performed by
Mayor Gaynor in New York. where
the crowd Of thirty thousand appears
10 be the record OF the days opening.
The Giants lost TO Philadelphia by
ninth inning two-bagger.
Pirates Win.
Pittsburg took the opening game
from Cincinnati. while Boston. the
National League tail-enders of 1910.
followed the example OF the St Louis
Americans and started the race for
the pennant by defeating BROOKLYN
President 7. J. Lynch was a guest Of
honor az this game. and Mayor Fitz-
gerald did the first ball throwing.
The American Association season
opened in Louisville. Indianapolis and
Toledo. but at Columbus the game
scheduled with ST. Paul had 10 be
postponed on account OF rain.
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Three Battles i'm. Mexico
INsURREcTos ACTIVE SOUTH OF
CIUDAO PORFIRlO DIAZ.
Heavy Loss Said 20 Have Been Sus-
talned In Two Engagements.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April 12.-
Three fights between federals and IN
surrectos occurred Monday. south OF
Ciudad Porfrio Diaz. IN the first OF
which four federals and two insurrec-
tos were killed. How the other two
fights resulted is not known. but re.
ports say they were attended with
much heavier casualties than the first.
This IS the report brought 10 san
Antonio by Jose OrdOnez. courier.
with messages 10 Don Francisco Ma
aeIn-
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Prier was wildly acclaimed by a
dense throng as he stepped out OF
his machine after alighting on the
Issy aviation field. The monoplane
used by the aviator was the historic
machine with which Alfred lie Blanc.
the French aviator. won the S2O. 900
prize by finishing first IN the great
cross country race OF ass miles on a
circuit east OF Paris last summer.
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oro PROCEEDINGS.
Three Ccys Arrested FOR pIayira tn.
dian 20 DetriH1ent Of Small Boy.

rYHNFrOWN 70. ArrU IA
CHARGED with 'p'nr'rc indian" to the
rtfrm.nt of Onfonlo rcpuir AGED five
three boys rnrEirE in nrc from f7 f1
f. .UUrr were Firfu n hearing TO-
n'ENf a settlement woe affected by
fIrf families. Tho boys were chars
.I uIIn rir'nr young Ieuuir fn a frrr.
huNiirr f're nrrr h'm and then DO
irr "uur dance" fr Tho accountant.
mont 0f blank cartridges Tho boy
was rescued by hls mother. badly
scorchod about the icga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13
Base Ball Race On
Doctor Guilty
WILLIAMSON PHYSICIAN CON-
VlcTEO OF MANsLAUGHTER.
Stabbed TO Death Grover Waldron.
Who Before Dying Accused
Defendant.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelllgencer
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. April IL
DR.. C. L. Baisdon. on trial at William
son charged with the murder OF Grover
Waldron was found guilty OF volun-
tary manslaughter The jury report
ed this verdict late tonight after de-
lloerating six hours. The finding car
ries with 1t a penalty OF from two to
five years in the pen.
Waldron was stabbed to death and
in an ante-mortem statement accused
Baisden OF the crime. Baisden who
Is one OF the most prominent physi-
clans In the southern part OF the state,
claimed he acted in self defense.
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Like TriIby
Girl Disguised As Boy In Tent Or
Sea Shore Under Physicians
Power.
REMARKABLE STORY
TOLD BY THE GIRL.
Pitiful Confession On Wrapping Paper
TO Family Led to Discovery
Of Plight.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. April 12.-
F. NJ. Girard. a physical culture ex-
ponent. was held in $4,000 bail here
to-day as the result Of serious charges
made by Katharine Potter. who is said
to be a member OF a wealthy and
prominent family Of Sandy Lake. Pa
Girard and his accuser. who Is about
q years old, were discovered last
night by her brother. s. f. Potter. of
Chicago. living in a tent on the beach.
The girls hair had been clipped and
she was dressed in boys clothing. She
had been missing from her home for
moro than a month.
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No Location for Sanitarium

The conference uaa fnr mo purpose
NJ deciding on otto f0r the state
flhcrru'0aIe aauifarium In discussing
fho matter tonight fhc doctors say
thry have u0 particular place f0 roc.
nurrnd. $50 cifY haa asked f1r thc
hospital
fmnrE fho member present aro
Ir John H. UIrkrr. off Wheeling. ur
D. BROCK OF W1rrarf0uu. Ur g.
49, UHIfrrman. 0f C|Hrkshure. Dr A
o. Warden. Grafton DR. H A. Uarbea.
Point Pleasant. and Ur ~ a. GolIrg
and Dr Lounabcrry. on th.a city.
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City MOurnS
CLOSE TO 100000 AT TOM JOHN
SONS FUNERAL.
Business Suspended For Five Minute,
In Cleveland for EK- Mayor.

Business Suspended For Five Minutes
In Cleveland for EN- Mayor.
CLEVELAND. o.. April 12.-Brav-
ing the chilly winds and drizzling rain
an immense throng OF people. various
ly estimated from 10000 10 100000.
stood in the streets late today. espe-
clally in downtown. and paid silent
tribute 20 the memory OF Tom L..
Johnson as his body was conveyed
from the family apartments in the
knickerbOcker on Euclid avenue TO
the Union depot The train bearing
the funeral party departed at 6:1O
,. m. over the Lake Shore railroad.
and will arrive In New York az 9:11
o'clock Thursday morning.
The casket was placed In the bag
gage car. and the upurners and
friends occupied the private car Liv-
ingston.
The simple funeral cortege consist
ed ~ the hearse and the mourning
party in four carriages preceded BY
"a squad OF mounted policemen
Long before the cOrtcge left tho
Johnson home the streets we're lined
with people despite the cold wind and
drilling rain. As the procession
passed down the streets. the men re-
moved hats while women bowed
heads FLAGS a. half mast foafed
from tho buildings. aud in store win
dows pictures ~ the former mayor
we're displayed draped in black and
the stars and Stripes For Eve min.
utes. during which time the cortege
passed the city hall. where Mr John.
son had so long presided. most of the
stores in the downtown district Gus.
pended business Tho courts we're
also adjourned and municipal bust
ness generally was suspended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

ANDERSON. Ind --H g. Harnce. ~
Washington. u g.. q cash register
ralcsmau. was placed on trial here toe
day FOR forcing hiq way into a berth
on train occupied hv Wiar Cecil 1884,
daughter of Chloaro University pro-
fcafur. cash rcgIafer owners and per-
sons hltlng ridden ou Pullman
sleeper are barred from fhr iury.
PHILADELPHIA After three years
Illness M Rhodes. Ir. former ath-
l.fe. died near here to-day 1lia 600.
meuf peculiar vegetable growth
WAS the nineteenth case in The hlstnr,
of medicine
OMAHA fashionnbiv dressed
woman tried to sluccre through the
safes af the Union station. when her
hatpin pierced the eye of gatcmtn
William Peppers. TO loses tho sigst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13
PROTECTS HONOR
With SHOT GUN
Kentucky Woman Kills Wealthy Mar.
red Merchant in Her Room.

SOMERSET KY. April fZ Mrs
'.r-I. Lewis shot and Killed Dalton
Meadows wealthy merchant and
timber dealer near Greenwood to-day.
Nre I'wis used double harrcIIsd
a.D. FHr. the contents of both barrels
catering Meadows body
IH.f. woe ro witness to tho killing.
WI..H occurred ln room in Mrs
I'Hi# homo Tho woman surrender
OBJ nnd declared that ahe had been
compelled fo shoot Meadows after he
bod mruitrd her
Thr Victim was married. leaving
V Id.w ard several children.
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squalls and going higher and higher
in an endeavor 20 obtain better
weather. crossed the English channel
near Dover at the height OF $500
feet.
Leaving the channel behind him.
Prier encountered fine weather until
he reached Beauvais, miles from the
French capital, and from that city the
rest OF his voyage was made through
n haze.
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TOPEKA. Kas.. April IA tor
nado. travelling in a southeastern d.
rection. restroyed the town Of Whit
ing. - miles north of Topeka late
this afternoon. sixty houses we're
blown down and 30 persons injured
Neagcr reports received here by long
distance telephone tonight Indicate
that the town OF Powhatfan. Meta
waka and Eskridge we're struck by
.he same storm
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rHn wnArHua

western pruravlraria- Rain ana
warmer Thursday. Friday rnfn AMI cold.
cr. hrfaE fo high roufh winds
OhfnAunfn THURSDAY or Trrrrrr~
night and on friday. wuuuer THURSDAY.
colder friday hiTh south winds
west Virafnfa-unarffI ana urarrrrr
Thuraday, raiu hv nirht and on friday.
colder rrfdau.
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ISSY LES MOLINEACX, France.
April 12.-Aviator Prier arrived here
az 5,45 O'Clock this evening from
London, having made the trip OF about
290 miles in a monoplane without a
stop.
Prier left Hendon. near London. on
his flight 10 this suburb OF Paris. at
1:31 O'Clock this afternoon. Above the
English soil the aviator found fog and
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CORFU. April 12-The German
Emperor. who is now residing here
vas Informed to-day of tho discovery
near tho Monastery Of S. Theodore OF
base relies of tho sixth century be-
fore Christ by workmcn engaged in
cVcavatlnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13
Canal Hearing

To Be Held AZ Pittsburg on Lakes %
Ohio River Project
WASHINGTON. April 20 The Na.
t0u1I Waterways Commission VIII boz
in rIushurE Monday noxf f0r d hear
lng on Tho proposed riushurg and
lake Er.e canal and scheme for
tho control Of food waters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13

WASHINGTON April - The
election az VIM. S Kenyon for United
States Senator from Iowa was espe.
cially pleasing to President TAFT. be-
cause OF SIR Kenyon 's official couuec-
N0n with hc administration and he.
cause OF his progressive attitude in
many matters in which, me president
has been Interested
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Unusual Story.

SHARON. Pa. April 12.-Katharine
Potter. who was located in Atlantic
City with F. NJ. Girard. is a member
OF a prominent family OF Sandy Lake.
Pa, Mercer county. She has been
missing five weeks. II is alleged she
left home through an advertisement.
and, according 10 message received
by her family to-day. is anxious TO re
turn home
The message received by Miss Pot.
ter's family IS from a brother who de.
tails a statement from the girl. Miss
Potter says she had been a student
OF physical culture and had CORE.
sponded with Doctor" Girard after
seeing his advertisement in a news
paper. Girard had represented him
self as being possessed OF occult
power. according 10 Miss Potter. and
once ! had placed myself under his
influence. ! was completely in his
power I managed TO escape his vigil
however, after having accompanied
him a few days and fed 10 Outcault
physical culture settlement in
northern Pennsylvania. lie soon found
me and ] again fell under his influ-
ence. With him ! went 20 Newark.
Railway and other New Jersey points.
We returned 10 Atlantic City a week
ago. Since that time we occupied the
tent. within hearing OF hundreds Of
persons passing daily. but uudiscoved-
cd until tonight"
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SOMERSET pn. April 12 Alvin
Trovarron. AGED 1f. while PLAYING
with n dynamite cop ln tho school
room to-day exploded % aud blow on
De nEhl hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13
Big League Clubs Open Season
With Contests in Seven
Cities Wednesday.
PITTSBURG WINS OPENING
GAME FROM THE REDS.
President Taft, Carter Harrison
and Other Big Men Toss
First Ball.
BY FRED CLARKE
Manager Pirates.

manager Flrates-
CINCINNATI. April I've
are ready TO take the field in
the FIRST championship game,
and | am confident that the Pr
rates will give a good account
OF themselves in the race,
which promises TO be one OF
the best in the history OF base
ball. [ am pleased with the con-
dition Of my men. We had a
splendid training trip and the
recruit members OF the team
all showed up well.
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BUTLER Pa. April f2-J. Tf steeu
wealthy dairyman hero. was crushed
to death by n trolley car to-day after
being thrown from a horse he was
riding
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Conflicting Stories.

Doctor" Girard told the dectivo
according 10 the message. that the
young woman was his student by her
own wish. He said she had shown
marvellous mental development due 10
his psychopathic treatment. and that
bic relations had been purely pro
fessional
a few days ago n letter was re-
ceivcd az the Potter home from tho
young woman. II was written on q
piece Of common wrapping paper and
contained n pitIful confession Her
brother took the first train 90 the sea-
shore with the detective and had no..
tle difficulty IN finding the tent AZ tho
foot of Arkansas avenue. though half
hidden by a building in course Of con.
sfruction
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Storm Sweeps
Through West
Whiting, Has, and Big Heart,
Okla, Are Almost Com
pletely Wrecked.
A HUNDRED INJURED
IN BIG WIND STORM.
Believed With Progress of Search
Many More Fatalities
Will BE Found.

CHICAGO. April IA heavy wind
storm attaining the velocity OF a tor
nado in some sections and accom-
panied by rain. hail and lightning.
swept over western Missouri, Kansas
and Oklahoma today killing 90
persons. practically destroying two
towns, injuring almost a hundred per
sons, wrcckinC scores OF buildings
and putting almost every telephone
and telegraph wire in the territory
out Of commission.
The tornado levied It's greatest toll
OF dead al Big Heart. Okla. where
eight persons were killed. ten injured
and almost every building in the town
was wrecked. Whiting. Kan, was
practically wiped OF the map. sixty
buildings being blown down. thirty
people hurt and one. Mrs. David
Stone, killed.
Loss Of Life.
At Powhattan. Kan. a woman and
child were killed. \ high school
building was wrecked at Eskridge.
Kan. a number OF houses damaged
and from - 20 20 persons injured.
At Hiawatha, Kan. a school was
blown down. an lS-year-old boy named
Pelton killed and several buildings
struck by lightning. Several persons
are known 10 have been hurt at
Netawaka. Kan. 4 boy was killed at
Manvillc. Kan.
Reports Incomplete.
The Kansas end OF the tornado
started near Whiting and swept in a
southeasterly direction for a distance
Of fifty miles. j. ia thought that
many persons were killed and in
jured that had not been reported az
this time. Telephone and telegraph
crews are working now that the storm
has abated. 10 get their wires in
shape u is an arduous Job as only
one wire is left intact between Kan
sas City and Topeka and telegraph
communication between Kansas City
and Oklahoma points was cut or.
In Kansas city the storm did little
damage -Four horses were killed by
lightning and some buildings struck
Tho rain In Kansas city lasted about
one hour and was heavy. Hail ac-
companied Il.
Two NOR, deaths were reported
from near Hiawafha late tonight.
Geraldine NClzenh,imer. 1D years old.
and a small child Of otis Mellott. are
tho victims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-31
BOYS ARRESTED
FOR FIGHTING

Hine Lee Robertson and Edward
Dotson, both negroes, aged Is and 16.
respectively, were arrested last night
about O'clock by Officer Lowry.
charged with engaging in a fight near
the corner Of DeVilliers and Govern
ment streets. Neither of them was
seriously injured, but both showed re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-31

Racing or book-making cannot be
lnterfered with. or rather the parties
conducting the meeting and books can
not be prosecuted under the laws of
Florida, according to County Solicit or
Loftin. who. late yesterday afternoon
rendered an opinion upon request of
the directors of the Pensacola Com
mercial Association. According to .he
county solicitor racing can be con-
Quoted in Pensacola and books can be
operated at the track until May l.
Following the meeting of the Com
mercial Association Wednesday night.
the directors Of that body met yester-
day morning and directed a letter 10
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-31
MURDER CAUSE
CH|LDS DEATH
NEAR CH|PLEY
NEGRO BABY FOUND IN BUSHES
WHERE IT HAD BEEN Left
DOGS WERE EATING THE BODY
SHERIFF WORKING ON CASE.
Special to The Journal.

Chipley, March 30.-J. w. Williams,
conductor on the B. G. & st. A.
railroad, when arranging his train to
go out early this morning, noticed a
dog tugging at something in the
bushes nearby and on making an ex-
animation found small infant color
ed child, which, from the signs
around, had been murdered only a few
hours before and thrown in the brush
for concealment.
Mr.. Williams Immediately notified
Sheriff Allen, who is doing everything
in his power to ferrit the crime out
and feels that he will be able to bring
the matter to light.
The head of the child is crushed,
which examining physicians state was
made to murder the child, and the
neck and face were badly mutilated by
dogs.
There is considerable excitement
over the commission of the crime.
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