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Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
WATERFORD
Death Of Augustus happeIl-Andrew
Somers Suffering from Effects Of
Fall.

Rola0d Bartlett Of the city was q
caller in town, last Monday.
Mrs Marthai Getchell is visiting with
friends in Waterford.
Augustus Cliappeli, who went to live
with George lseebe at the Logger Hill
farm 40 years ago. was buried at Jor-
dan cemetery Monday.
Andrew Soiners of Graniteville is
suffering frorh q dislocated shoulder
and side, caused by the overturning of
ladder on which he was at work
trimming an nipple tree.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Young of Null
len Hill entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Winslow Of New London
and Mr.. and 1Hrs. Edward B. Young of
Spithead distIFict, last Wednesday
William Williams Of Jordan was a
Buena Vista caller Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
M0HEGAN
Friends Help Mrs. Annie Mathews
Celebrate goth Birthday Supper
Nets SIS.

Twenty FIVE friends and neighbors
called on Mrs, Anne Mathews Tuesday
evening. it being her gotta birthday.
There was vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and a magic lantern. Refreshments
were Served. Mrs. Mathews received
many good wishes and presents.
Mrs. Hattie Baker Of Norwich called
on friends ii this place Sunday.
Supper and Entertainment.
There was a large attendance at the
supper and entertainment Tuesday
evening. The affair netted the ladies
SIS, which will be added to their fund
for the improvement Of the new build
ing.
Hildred Hamilton is i'll with the grip.
Dwight Cooke of Syracuse, n. Y, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Cooke.
Herbert Rush of Norwich was the
guest of f. E. Fowler Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myott called on. friends
in. this place Sunday,
Anson Dolbeare of Boston is home
for few days.
Emil Bausch of Norwich called on
Mohegan friends Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
Surprise Party for Mr., and Mrs. Allen
w. Kenyon on Crystal Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen W. Kenyon were
agreeably surprised Saturday evening
date of their crystal wedding. Mr.,
and Mrs Kenyon were presented a
beautiful cut glass bonbon dish. Cof-
fee, cake and olives were served.
Miss Hazel Reach, employed in Ok
ford, Mass, spent Sunday at her home.
The funeral of Mrs. Harry Lyon
was held from her home on Monday
at / p IN. Rev. A. II, Whitney Of
Eastfcrd officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Darling have
been spending several days in Phoe-
nixville.
Harold Barrett spent Sunday with
his mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
HANOVER

Mr.. and Mrs, Dell Adams are visit
ing friends here.
The cottage meeting this week was
held with Mr. and Mrs Tanner.
The Ladies' Guild plan Washington
birthday social.
The young folks Of the village were
entertained at the parsonage Friday
evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
CLARK'S FALLS
Funeral Of Wesley Chase Kimbsll-
Body Placed in Vault.

Wesley Chase Kinball was laid to
rest In the Hopkinton vault Sunday
morning, and Rev, X. p Mathewson Of
fered prayer at-the house at 10 O'clock
Much sympathy has been expressed for
the bereaved parents. The child was
nearly four years OF age, and was a
sturdy and beautiful boy.
Cassius Collins has hired the farm
where he lives for another year. Mr.
Collins and family are enterprfsine
residents and their neighbours are glad
they are to remain here.
r. p Lewis IL making Improvements
to the house r, d. Main has bought OF
his father.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
LAUREL GLEN

Henry Ken yon visited over Sunday
with mis- family in Canterbury.
Everett W indsor spent Sunday at
his home in iPlainneld
Clark Coon began school here Mon
day, taking the place Of Maud Thomp-
son. whose designation took effect last
Friday
Eugene Cbngdon was caller at H.
T. Browns, on Pendleton Hill, Tues
d4Y e
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Charles II. Newton of New London
was the guest OF Levi n. Clark last
Sunday. -
Charles Crane moved his steam saw
mill to Windham this week
Miss Nellie Carpenter of Lisbon
called on Bertha Clark last week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
UNCASVILLE
Grange Entertainment Nets About sec
Surprise Party for Miss Craig
Jewett City Pastor Accepts Call tc
Center Church.

There was a large attendance at
the entertainment given by Montville
grange. About $50 was the financial
result Those taking part in the dra-
ma Back to the Country Store were
taken to MontviIle Center Friday night
in Clyde NJ Beebe's team and the play
given in the hall there in connection
with a supper given by the Congre-
gational church This was also large
~ attended The proceeds were divid-
ed between the church and grange.
Surprise Whist on Birthday,
Tuesday evening Misses May Walsh.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
FRANKLIN
Church Services Held in Town Hall
Lebanon Man Buys Oliver johnson
Place.

Miss Hazel B. Swift off Willimantie
was calling ON local relatives Tuesday.
REV. J. C. Young was Willimantic
visitor Saturday.
Edward Bates is at the Backus hos
Iftal, where he recently underwent an
operation and is resting comfortably.
Mrs. Hermon A. eager was in Wilt
mantle Wednesday.
Frank I. Date was in Norwich Sun
day, calling on Edward Bates, who is
in the Bacl1us hospital.
Services in Town Hail.
Owing TO the severe cold on Sunday
it being impossible to hold services in
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
New London County
NOTICE.

Twenty letters from correspond .
ints were destroyed by an accident af.
ter they were in type Friday, which
will account for the non appearance of
ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Editor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
oNEco
BY Unanimous Vote Methodist Society
Invites Faster TO Return.

Mrs. s. A. Waite visited in PrOSi-
dauce this week
Miss Jennie 9resns spent Thursday
with her father, Albert Greene.
The fourth quarterly conference
was held In the Methodist church on
Wednesday evening. The vote WAS
unanimous for Rev. Mr.. Thatcher to
return for another year.
Mrs Warren Fennsr has been Ill
with grip. ..C.s.
Mrs Frank Hazard was in MoosuV
Monday.
Frank and Fred Burdick were home
over last Sunday.
s. William Burdick and son Frank
were in Providence Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17

Prussia Ss q very srlan couAtry, -
il hss q fUrest wsioA eeNleas1a I, go ~
acres.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
EASTERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
OLD MYSTIC

college Men to Contest in w. C. T. u.
composition = Trolley Spur Proves
Big Garner for Company and Con-
VenIence to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
Library.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
FlTCHvILLE

Eugene Thompson to Work in Paw
tuekst-coIt's Attempt to Cross Wall
HindeFed.
MISC Anna 0'Connell VI Norwich
Town. was q recent guest of the Misses
Fields.
k1Bs Julia A. KingnegKsz Is In New
The evening world., 1912-10-24
POSLAM SOAP
pUREST AND BEST
FOR THE SKIN

Poslam Soap for daily use, toilet and
bath u superior to eli Others - means
Of improving the color and texture Of
the skin. assuring it, continued health.
Makes hands soft.
Soothes tender skin.
Protects against disease.
Beauties the complexion.
Poslam Soap obtains it, extraordinary
beneficial virtues through its medication
with Poslam, the famous skin remedy
ideal % the active factor Of . soap.
Every cleaning operation with Poslsm
Soap thus becomes positive source Of
healthiulnsss.
PosIam Soap Is so pure that IL may
be used In the mouth Tor cleansing teeth
and gums. 1t Is especially adapted for
use on .nder skin-soothing and de-
lightiul Best and safest for baby
bath. An aid In eradicating dandrufi.
and greatly beneficial whenever scalp
difficulties exist.
In appearances, color and scent. Pos
lam Soap il the aristocrat Of soaps 50
superior in every quality that . trial
leads TO its continued use. The cake is
unusually large and lasting; price IS
.ents; for sale BY al druggists:
Forf 20 sample Of Poslam Soap. write
to the Urgency Laboratories. 50 West
aStbs ct. New York City.
The evening world., 1912-10-24

there must be no compounds verdict.
but a verdict based upon the true con-
victlon Of every Juryman. This Justice
GofY Immediately did.
Mr.. Mcintyre further excepted to all
notifications made by the Court in
charging on the defense's requests. He
also asked that the jury be charged to
give due consideration to the witnesses
who deposed In Hot Springs. This was
done. The defense then excepted to the
Courts citations from former court de.
cis,ons and TO the Courts statement that
Rose was Becker's tool" 4 numbsr Of
other exceptions were entered to Justice
0oR's action In reading TO the jury the
resume Of the case. "as indicating the
Peoples case and the Peoples case
only" said Mr.. Mcintyre.
"If you have any sksiston q the de-
fsndant's case, Will read II. too" said
Jastics Coz. The defense produced no
revums Of che Case. standing BY it, noted
exception. Neardy fifty exceptions to
the Court's charse TO the Jury we're
The notAng Of these exceptlons ecou-
plsd twenty. thrss minutes. Ara Il W.
Ii vhsn JSstice Con turned 70 the
Jurors and handed ne ofii of tna3ct-
Ihent 70 ForemAo elclnU9.
Il went yOu esntlsmsn." he ~, ~
rsmember that the rsarme Of The tAsti-
mony. ~ I rod q - you. VS. not u
form The sligheeSe wsight in - making
OF your verdict You may retro ana
make up .-our verdict
Il was exactly - p. n. when ~
Jury lsft the 49,
When >hs nsws - ons that tie jury
hAd assembled loe AsNDsratSen On the
vsrdAnA IN inmsnos orew6 suffered In
the Corridors Of the Criminal Courts
Basiading. There ~ers few women psse-
snt. In ire throag wssS many police
men or duty.
1hs OrsvallnG opsnAoa eppsarsl 10 ~
tAae IL 5usy w0ssA d1sAgrsA
0vsn money that dlasgreesmsnt
would result was onersd IN saioons IN
the vicinity Of ~ oouF% est,ss. Tue
crowd came prspared for q long wait
and was particularly tAsok n the hans
and on The sea1sways outside Justice
Core courtroom.
The evening world., 1912-10-24
MUST USE DISCRETION AS TO
SAM sCHEPPS.

with regard to Schepps | must say
that l am In doubt, and as l am In
doubt / must instruct you that you
must use your own discretion In de-
Gliding whether or not Schepps was an
accessory In the commission OF the
crime. Tho decision must rest with YOU
as to Schcpps and how far he was i'm
plcatcd In the murder.
III rccollect Alright, there Is no d.
rect evidence that before the murder
Schepps had any knowledge of the con-
templated crime or took part In any of
the plans. Ills relations with the men
may generate a suspicion, but mere
suspicion Is not proof. Though he may
have suspected the purpose OF Rose.
webber and WALTON. yet that suspicion
would not be sufficient to warrant me In
saying he was prlncipal TO the crime.
Rose. Webber and WALTON admit they
are accomplices. used. they claim, by
the express orders OF defendant Becker
"Webber denies that Schepps was
taken into his confession. There Is nc
testimony to warrant Jndge as a
matter OF law In deciding whether OF
not Schepps was co-consprator. and
therefore can only charge YOU thai
you must determine this fact FROM tn,
testimony.
! "There Is no question that after tins
murder schepps had equal knowlsdg'
The evening world., 1912-10-24
TO REMOVE OANDRUFF

PUvsnt dry. thin and failing hair. aa1av
sschlns end i1statioa. aad pronots ~
growth and beauty q The hair. ftsquane
shaaDsos With Cuacura soaS. ssslsssd By
occaaonal dressings with Cuticura ONT
nant Afford moss e6sctivs and economical
treatment Sold By druggists and deaI9s
svesywhers. Liberal sAmpls q each mailed
nss. With APP. Skin Book. Address post-
sard "Cuticura. Dspt. r. Boston"
~Tondee-facsd men should uss Cuticua
ooap Shaving Stick. 26c. Sample FREQ.
The evening world., 1912-10-24
"GOFF'S CHARGE UNFAIR
70 ME- SAYS BECKER
"FAIR" SAYS WHITMAN.

Ths ALLOWING comments o. Justice
COTS charges TO the jury were uttered
At che conduston Of the THAI this after
noon and before the jury had began
consideration Of the case.
LIEUT.. CHARLES BECKER--Judgs
Gore charge 70 The jury was not aotu-
ally . charge. but . summing UP for tbs
prosecution. There waD nothing fair
aboN II and no Justice In 81 The
Court simply directed tho fury TO con-
vict mo.
Mrs. CHARLES BECKER - Justice
Golf in his charge to the Jury summed
up the prosecutions ease morn COM
plstsly than did Attorney Frank Moss
1t was most unfair, - al the proceed.
The evening world., 1912-10-24
LOTS Of BEAu7Hl ( GLOSS! HAIR
NO DkNDRUFFF-25 Gent ''DANDER|NE'
Hair coming outfit dry, brittle. thin your scalp
itches and Is full of dandruff-Use "Danderne."

Within ten minutes after an spplics.
ton Of Dsndsrine you cannot lind .
single trace Of Dandruh OF . loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch, but what will please you most
will be after q few weeks use, when
you will actually see new hair. fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine will Immediately
double the beauty Of your hair. No
difference how dull. faded. brittle and
scrsggy, just moisten . cloth with
Dsnderins and carefully draw Il through
your hair. taking one email stssnd q
The evening world., 1912-10-24

- = % Was scaided. Due tiAnks ~ sod
ADVICE I thsn used Cutiesrs eoao end
ointmeas. In . sAost tms I wss entirely
yarsl Now ny akin b clear - svse end
] have had no return u the Disease. I
Aspe Ais lsteR WI help ths suffering 90
Whe ~ nOhtln0 ecsema." (simsO Nh
Ddno Didvelk Jaa. 10. 1914
The evening world., 1912-10-24
'EvERS OFFICIALLY NAMED .
MANAGER OF THE CUBS.

CHICAGO. Oct. A.--Omosal announce
msnt Of the selsctaon Of John rvsrs ~
manager Of the Chicago National
League baseball team was made to-day
by c. w. Murphy. president Of the club.
Terms Of the contract. which EveT was
scheduled to sign late to-day. were not
given out. Frank Chance. whom Evers
succeeds. has stated that his salary has
been q. eeo for each OF the last three
seasons.
The evening world., 1912-10-24
FOR GOOD WILL TO FRANCE.
PsonlnSo4 Men lnosFporaao . CON
nafttes to Promote Frisadly
nslstsons.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Franco-Amer1can Committee. Inc. were
signed by Supreme Court Justics
0reenbaum to-day. Tho now CORPORA
ton y an organisation Of prominent
men. the purpose Of which b to pro.
mote friendly relations between France
and this country. To thai end q mag.
asine y to be published.
The incorporators are Freder1o r.
Coudert. legal representative OF the
French Consulate here: Nicholas MUIR
ray Butler. President Of Columbia TINT
verstty; John II. FiniAy. President of
the College Of the Clty Of New York,
and Paul Ftillet jf.
The h" ~ Of directors will include;
Henry OF Washington, ID. c.:
J. p. Vi l., Henry Van Dyke, W. X.
Vanderbilt. A. Barton Guthrie. George
Foster Peabody. John C2anin, Joseph
H. Choate and Robert w. DE Eorsst.
The evening world., 1912-10-24

soasist fsvsP. NJ be1y -
fAss vas . mass - sscos
- thae I was DsaSe1oAny .
shus-in. 70 grsw vosss un1il
my hands and - vsss
swsalsa ed runnin0 ssrys.
I tried many remedies. One
hind which I ussd fsiriy
buF,sd NJ siin up - that
u would arop "a IN scaiss
The evening world., 1912-10-24
OF BECKER AND ROSE DESCRIBED BY GOFE1

! saw Rosenthal ! was going TO take a
shot at him. and that ! wanted Otto TO
put nspeed and not TO stop"
Later. on July 49, Weber gave Rose
$1,000. He said he gave the money on
request of Becker. Later in the after
noon OF July l6 Rose went TO Harry
Pollol'a fiat Later that day Becker
trlephoncd 10 Rose and told him he
was sending "A lawyer to him to get an
affidavit 10 show that he G3ecker) had
had nothing to do with the murder. lie
also wanted an affidavit from Pollok
that Pollok had given Rose the 81 300
to lend to Rosenthal for his gambling
house"
Here Justice 0ofr finished with Roses
testimony and came 10 tho evidence
tending ~ show that Rose and Becker
were on intimate terms
The evening world., 1912-10-24
MISS JOURNEAY'S FIX.
Must Pay S3,l37.7S Before She Caa
Oct he, In,ertsA Clothes.

Miss Katherine Journey OF No. sAS
Wet Eighty-sixth street.. Who arvivcd
here on the KaissT1n Auguste Victoria
early in the week with her mother and
twelve trunks, failed to explain saus-
factorlIy to-day to Special Deputy Sur
veyor Of the Port Smythe why she had
declared goods worth less than $500
whom more than twice that value was
found In her luggage
To get her foreign-mads drsssss and
other thinEs back Miss Joufnsay will
have TO pay t2.i71.7s. me sum Of their
value abroad and the duty. Also she
may not yst b thsougA With her OK.
plsnAttonA
The evening world., 1912-10-24
MASSACRED BY TURKS.
Seventy Christians and Priest VIC
tins After Victory By Greeks.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ~ - Seventy
Christians and q priest were snaasacred
by the Turks before their retreat from
the town of Servia yesterday. according
to an ofhoiai cable from the Greek for
eign ONCE to the legation here to-day.
Among the prisoners taken was one
Turkish Colonel
The evening world., 1912-10-24
FACTS ABOUT JURY
WHO WILL DECIDE
BECKER'S FATE.

-Four are bald.
Eight huge r,ustaches
-Four wear glasses.
Ten are married.
Ten are bias-syei.
eM are American Born.
Nine are business men.
Two are mechanical ensi-
necrS.
One Is an architect
One is named Becker.
The evening world., 1912-10-24

inss In this persecution of my husband
have been. ~
DIsTR1CT-ATTORNE WHITMAN
copaider Justice 0offs charge to the
jury a. absolutely fair and impartial
The evening world., 1912-10-24
GOV. OSBORN HURT IN WRECK.
Michigan Executive suffers In5usy
e Foot ~ Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. A.-0ov. Chase 8.
Osborn Of Michigan was . passenger on
. Michigan Central train that was
struck early to-day by a Big Four
train In the fog that prevailed over
the South SIDE In this city. Gov. o.
born was slightly injured In the right
foot and had TO use . cane after the
accident. He was accompanied BY ArA
Osborn. who was unhrt
The Governor oame here to deliver .
political speech.
The evening world., 1912-10-24

- :osnner and bearing Of .,ach sn,
Nv S3tncs who has appeared .befor,
~ You must consider the hest
tnQev o. eagerness OF the witness. hi
rS1uetons to the defendant. his 'capacit,
ertpportunity for observation and any
shh1e else about his attitude. The
tree issue IN this case h the guilt OF
inpscsncs OF the defendant. All thu
Testimony you have heard must have 9
bSnt4ng on this question" >,
ooNo,osR ONLY TWO DEGREE s
OF MURDER. "
fssanr IN the verdicts the jury may
consider. Justice aon described onl,
murder In the nrst and fnurder'in this
ssconA degree The Court asked " the
AScsnes wished him 90 charge con.
swAaag granddaughter In any OF 10
Ssgfses and M McIhtyrs replied thai
- ~ ~. '''
s,rAe humanity of the law" pursued
ens Court, "ordains that no man can be
convicted unless on legal evidence. The
oAsrvs against the defendant 10 murder
n ~ nrst degree"
JGoeics ooff then read TO the Jury the
Nv esiatinS to murder. declaring there
cou1l be no finding for jusunabls or ex-
cusAbis homicide.
Murder" he said. is sub-divids0 INFO
uhrss degrees. IN the frst degree II IS
the killing OF human being by prcined-
itak5on and design. In the second de-
Orse, " II the killing OF human being
wissout generalization or delibera'ioh'
Uuiees counsel for the defense asks me
- Rad. the denniuons Of homicide. i
ahaJi NJ DO So.'' >. o.
we do not make any such request
sasd Mr.. Mcintyre. slowly and solemnly'
II snail take up only tho murder
charges" continued Justice Con.
FERMENTATION AND DELieERA.
TON.
'PremedltAsIon and elaboration" nc
said, do not ihean an expressed purpose
% Mil, but a man may deliberate and
prsmeditate murder. designing 20 XIII
vtthout letting that become known by
~ ~ actions.
It ~ not necessary in this case to
MIKE any extended discussion on the
evidence OF generalization. The prose-
cation claims that tho defendant ex-
pressed his desire to have Rosenthal
SsrI.d' ana ON several occasion, reitsr.
atsd that desire. The killing took place.
and Il 10 contended by the State that
from the nr,t expression Of desire TO
nav. Ro.enthai aiaIn. as set out bv the
atate. 20 he date Of the Killing. there
-. /. main Inference of reconciliation
~ A.i,ners,,on an IN. part Of IN. de-.
1endent vrovl6s>1 an the tsstinonv
- - staes,s vtt>ss.es = a be sc.
nsveA.
su.,,. .o.c ,.,.,,,.a ,h., a. 90. NJ
.r.rs~s .m,ss.ancs g. N. i,ry
.houis nav. or:d IN ,h.sr MIN n, citAr
ss.S-~r.Sssu..rHs,on snd ness.xussaston
R.I1an. s,crn ~. Ca. AZ ths peoni. =.
Cosrov. ~, courti IA thsA 49, r.o,,rt
ofIH.s.a,e NsM shat vsAsn N "a. shovn
49, ~. ,rn,d., "a. M, aon. unS.1
s.,s .,.~, .,Aa 81,
uus" e~
epps~nsnssoo - esoer u1s
NJ - certain amount'of dsuoeranor
snJ prsmsditation.
nh DRcokGN hAvR TIME Poa
-
~. oelIoeRATloNf
ypstlce 0off read several other iamilar
rulings and then said:
49, sxtr~cts form the bodv Of IN.
snsCN.ston On vh,cn w., c.r ns..r,,,r.
vsSsSsr sas dssend.nt sormsa . S.i,hsr,
sysoo :
~ ana premeditated desisn to Ri
Nepthaa. Iou must decide whether
the defendant. from the firUt expression
The evening world., 1912-10-24

acter ~, In itself. no proof whatever OF
Innocence. II you have decided beyond
q reasons able doubt that Becker 10
guilty.. evidence Of good character can
not be permitted to enter into the franz
ing OF your verdict II cannot BE- al
lowsd 10 sway your sentiments,
II express no opinion - 70 the
guilt or Innocence Of this prisoner.
Z have sndsavorsd 70 DO nothing
that would rsAsot upon the prs.
onsr Or Siss yea h any vey. ~
70 yosx prsrogat1vs - asals uDon
shs fapts.
II may have Q personal opinion. No
man can listen to the evidence and not
form ono. But a. . Judge ] have no
opinion. and this jury heard no express.
sion from me indicating what my owh
opinion H. II you think you have
order you to disregard It.
There 70 one thing wan4 70 cali 70
your attention and then I en- done.
No two minds are sxactiy the same ana
In an effort 70 determine whak 10 req
sonabis doubt there may Be . confiict.
The term means Q doubt that must exiSe
In the minds Of every Juror. Dadh
Juror must search his oonscisnee 70 b
Judged thereby. In human aRairs alb
toluts certainty II impossS6is. Mon ere
dif.srsntiy constituted and % nst think
and act alike Tue fairest man v the
man VINO 10 open 10 c0uvfctfon--ehat u
the kind OF man the lew says can un-
derstand . reasonable doubt
IF you are eatisfis0 bsyond . rsa0on-
able 1suht u becomes yous duty to ma
verdict asAanst THE defendant II you
ars saAisfsd Of bis innoosnss you are TO
return . verdict OF not guilty.
Nov. gentlemen, I am sure this men
win roceave - yooS hando Q vsediHf
such - tWv1vo 0ool Osa should ds1nv1.
WIN honesty. justioe end tmpart4al
duty yUu ere % Potssn ysass vee1iSt
This dsfsnAAnt y M On tssaa bsosuAs
hs - . Policeman. NE Police DspArt-
msnt q thts eity = MT on tst3i THIS
man = not chsrgsa VIM Eaft or s1tor-
ten. No matter whas may be The ssass
Of the public mind. you must ssmsuabef
murder Of Herman Rossnthal-that y
all :.
'TOu are there 70 cay whsthR he o.
gAlty or Innocent. You ere not 20
oonsidR the consequences that may fol-
low your verdict. Too are 70 decide
only whether ne has been proved guilty
or innocsnt''
JURY MUST NOT FEAR THE
CONSCIOUSNESS.
You must not b apprehemsive OF
whaA may fonow. Do a. you think
should b done and return your verdict
IN accordance with your conscience,
realixing that in that verdict you viii
receive the commsndatioo Of your fell
Justice Cot concluded MS charge 70
the Jury ct LES r. M.-3hres hours end
twenty 1--we minutes after he started.
Afr. Mcintyre then intorposed obJec-
tions. for the wurpoDs Of record, 10 JUS
tics COTS refusal 20 charge the Jury
AZ had been demanded by the attorneys
for the defense. Further. he demand
"A nat thu fury b Instructed thai
The evening world., 1912-10-24
BODY AND FACE =
MASS OF eczema
Grew Worse Until Hands and fss
Swollen and Running Sores. Ski
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and Ointment Entirely Cured.

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