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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

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The only iesteaI treatment for
rheumatism Il through tho blood.
The poisons thai settle Ia nnaaelcs.
tofnfs and hack. causing severe
pain. must be dissolved ard expelled
from the system or there can be no
relief. This prescription from a
noted doctor ~ said 20 be working
wonders all over the country. Hun
drcds OF the worst eescr we're cured
By IL here last winter. Prom your
druggist get one ounce Of Torir
compound Gin original sealed pack
aEel and one ounce ot syrup OF Ear-
AapariiiA compound Take these two
ingredients home and put them into
a half pint 81 good whiskey. shake
the bottle and take n Tablespoonful
before zach meal and AZ bod time
Results come the frat day. u your
dra9etst does not have ToriE com
pound In stock he will get IL in a
few hours from hrs wholesale house
Don't be influenced 90 talse sorne
patent medicine instead OF this, In
siat on having the genuine Toria
compound Ia the original. one ounce.
scaled yellow package .---Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Darn you. Simon Leareel We
have always hated you. We would
like 20 whale you with q bIsotsnske
whip ard make you boiler.
And Little Eva 10 deadi We ssw
her die, we hate 20 think how many
years ago. We've been aoeing her
die al intervals ever aimee. We like
that tablcau where the calcium
turns on Little Eva--dead--though
II makes Va weep.
Aud Toms dead. tool Poor old
Uncle Tom Good, faithful Uncle
Toni But he had spirit. Tom did.
DO You remember what Simon IL.
gree says to him and what he says
10 the slave trader7 Now. niger.
you belong 10 mel" says Isegree.
Aud Tom says. AN de good Lavd
hab mercy on ma soul"
And again. Il own you. body and
soul" says the trader. cracking his
whip. and Tom answers mo.
MasEa; yO' own dis pore oil black
body oh mine. but do soul belongs
ter Him up yander-an' yo' KANT
buy dat, Massa. Yo' kain't buy
dat"
What a mean cuss Lawyer Marks
Isl We hate Simon Legree. but we
despise Marks. Longer ago than
we can remember. We have despised
him. All the time tagging round
after Simon Legree aud doing his
dirty work. We'd like 10 kick Law
yer Marks.
And Eliza Crossing the Ice, We
always think In capital letters when
contemplating that incident. Those
bioodhounds' Whewi We know
now they weren't really blood
hounds. but mastiffs. and pointers.
and apanicis. and any other dog
that happened 20 be handy. And
sometimes they refused 20 bark and
gfowi. Sometimes they wawged
their tails But what's imagination
Tor N II cant make you believe that
even Boston terrier IL blood
hound7
We know now. too. that n wasn't
really blocks Of ice that Eliza
crossed on. but soap boxes. Any.
way. II was risky thing 20 DO. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Spring fever is notice that the
system needs a cleaning. n refresh
inE treatment that VIII remove the
..deadwood" rubbish that the winter
has left
In its short lifetime sulphurro
has demonstrated that IL Is the
greatest purifier OF the system that
has ever been discovered. Sulphur
being naturally the spring remedy
AS we learned In childhood-Sui-
phurro. which Is a liquid compound
OF sulphur, ~ Just the preparation
you need for this season of the year.
whether you are ill or not, Sui
phurro In the proper thing for you
TO take. Only a little more than a
year ago Suaphurrc was perfected.
and IL has been on the market for
the public not quite three months.
yet It's cures OF many ailments have
been SO numerous and remarkable
that IL In a constant surprise 90
those who expected the most for IL.
Fer stomach Trouble and
Rhcumstism.
stomach disorders and Rhcuma-
usn. too, are extremely prevalent
al this time OF year, and for these
suiphnrro Is proving the greatest
ach trouble dating back many years
have been cured completely by the
careful and consistent use Of Sui
phurro. as dozens of letters in the
Sulphurro offices will testify. while
the men and women who have been
freed OF the suffering from Rheum-
atism already would make small
army. Victims OF Rheumatism are
perhaps the greatest proportion Of
the afflicted In this Pacific coast
district
Blood and skin diseases are reach
ed by Sulphurro with wonderful
celebrity, because II Ia the one REM
edy which goes right 60 the root OF
the evil. The poisons and impurities
must be driven out of the blood be-
fore IL Is possible to effect cure
OF either blood or skin diseases--in
fact, the greatest number OF dis-
eases TO which tho flesh Is heir have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
SAVE THE CHICKENS;
BANiSH HORSE stab ES

Editor Star: Allow me a few
words about the chicken ordinance.
please. Vt does seem that there are
more serious problems In insanitary
matters than chickens. For In
stance. horse stables. large and
small. all over the city. that smell
bad. very bad. and breed flies. Yes.
the common house fly comes from
these stables In swarms. Green
Lake district is prolific with these
stables: private ones on Woodlawn
av. and larger public ones on Fifth
nv. Watch them and smell them IN
about a month. And let the poor
man have his chickens. but pray
turn DIR. Cricbton's nose to the
stables. X. A. y.
Seattle, March 81, 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
IT. 1a7zs.e.

their origin IN blood inPun ~
that reason S1lpHuEfy - 49,
cure I'm virtually cvefy c,,...s1Ir1
II Is taken according " ~ r. =
and is given an 0pPo
its work. =.
suirAnrre Brisgs ~ = ~.
Goitre. diabetes. tumcs9 r
neurasthenia. ec1eUe -. 1900
have Yielded In CASES ~ ,rl7c
10 mention. sulphur -
ducei ioy and health y -, -
homes In the last ysei ~ Z
other known agent - ~
'n Prs wotne men and vsnssa =. = !.
erv city on the Pacific oos -
ing Snlnhurro Tney M
dnces vouthfulness ana 49,
sn-s n restores them 49,
hcafth one Of the best ~
,rhaiasala merchants y ~ ~
West declares he b dofn3 ~ s,s.,ssrIlQ
10 promote the uee y scaualnfs
among his friends ena ma :
ances' because Il vro1.. ~ -
,,srve,ous cure Of nearisss NJ
Ito IAI nttb --~.<nM ~ 4I'--
this affection Of the nets,rhjv ~
time but il vanished asIphece
II came In contact Wiz = n
This mans name can = m =.
any one desiring 70 q SHvo
al the offices OF the y y
Snlphur Co. Seattle. c,,,shaffo IL
The publicity given s s y
the newspapers -. .,n~ that ri
sands ana thousands 100 ~ n
nave learned to their Scl
Of the powers Of re J, = nut sSs ~
original J is open for insspeydirS
moi a statement rr NIL
merits OF suiphurre Y - !
wn sa,,lpbnrro is bcccmisss .s y
more a necessity IN w.
hold. -sx,A Ant SVhF
THE l. y" cOMPANf,
n Colsmbn
SEATTLE. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
ENDS MISERY FROM INDIGESTION
OR A SICK, SOUR, Classy STnasar.

The question ss TO how long you
are going 10 c0ntinne sufferer
fran indigestion. Dyspepsia or out
oforder stomach IL merely matter
of how soon you begin fixing some
Diapepsin.
II your Stomach II lacking IN a.
gestiye power, why not help the
stomach 10 DO it's work. not with
drastic drugs. but a reinforcement
OF digestive agents. such - are
naturally nj work In the stomach
People with weak gsomachs
should take little Dlapepsin oc.
casiouaily, and there will be no
more Indigestion. no feeling like a
lump of lead Ia the stomach. no
heartburn. Sour risings. Gas on
Stomach or BeIching Of undigested
food. Headaches. Dizziness or Sick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

III was funny about that woman.
said the man ~ the railway ticket
window.
4 didn't notice anything peculiai
about her" replied tho one VINO wai
waiting for his change.
when I gave her lower she
didn't ask n couldn't fix II 30 shs
could be nearer the center OF the
ear. "--Chicago Record Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

III seema 10 me-" he complained
that you think entirely too much
of your clothes"
"Oh. no. I don't. dear she haatii,
replied. 4 don't really think any
thing 81 them. Cant you get some
extra work to do or manage in some
way 10 increase your income. NJ
that can have something newt
Chicago Record Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Story About a Picture

nicely done cartoon is going rounds OF the standpat
orgaas food for thought Ii is figured out that
ii John y Roekeiellcrs fortune put in trust there would
be two billion dollars for his grandson by the 2 aud the
stanpat gets his fun by pctung crowd OF socialists
anarchists progreSsves dancing about and bowling like
savages 100 per inheritance the two billions
Funny isn't it, -
Let suppose that all ancient harbarians. We
haven't heard Chss message OF love We've known Soc
rates Pasteuf Edison Washington Spencer Darwin Watts
Shakespeare Raphael Beethoven any such We've done
thinking fighting for rights We've invented nothing We
don't what civilization arts progress means Were
just plain barbaFmns OF the year. 1902 b. c. pretty naked
pretty dirty tremendously hungry Over there little
from us sOO0OoO stupid barbarans OF the year 1902 b. c.
is barbarian who has food enough for least dozen
full meals or each of He can't eat cent OF It.
Probability that he viii than Is good for him
An he do with all that food to hold II his. 1t his
simply because he has Il.
What will hungry barbarians do in ignorance and
Shall that fellow there have all that food and
we stavc dcah No wen go him and take from
him what need That's what brutal barbarans VIII do
doesn't appear be the just and humane thing 10 dof
Well put this picture OF your mind and turn to that
Of the sanpa artist Before the grandson OF Rockefeller and
has billions got from being put in trust there isO
years Christs teachings 5000 OF other teachings They
civilized. educated Chanized They've fought for Justice
bled freedom and equality and arrived what they call
high OF human development in every respect But the
majority OF them very hungry-hungry for food,
clothes shelter equality. freedom, es comforts happiness
In hcy hungrier than back there 1902 H. c.
had bearskn aprons goatskn blank
cts. and only wanted food
Isn't VERY likely indeed that the millions OF 1862 A. D.
will tire situation situation in 1902. b. G., was
cured Sure unless find better method than arbitrary
conscation and division.
That first referred real good picture for
fun and ior serious thought. and deserves story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
DANISH THE BOOSTERS
Seattle. March 20, 1912

Seattle, March ~, 1912.
Editor Star: The truth OF the
matter Is that ROSTERS are great
disturbance in any neighborhood,
and they should be put out OF the
city limits. and why know Is that
! have raised them, and they have
disturbed me at all times in the
night, aud got rid Of them because
thought they must disturb others
who did not love them far more
than myself. and must have some
regard for my neighbors. as wish.
ed them to accord as much consid-
GRAFTON 10 me In regard 10 their
children and pets, which must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

we shall never have her in an.
other clSb we get up"
What's the matter7"
Her mother died last week and
she resigned on that account
Il don't see how you can blame
her for that. II seems TO me that
she did the proper thing"
Il knew you'd think that. But II
was her turn to entertain next. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

sionwch. and besides -.
eat viii not fermenf ana 49, q.
breath with nanseous osors Il
these symptoms resultier ~
sour. out-of-order stomscS ~ :
pepsia are generally relIersS
minutes after taking ! Iltfis ~
pepsin. -
60 10 your dn>Gnzst "a =, .
bo-cent case Of pspe's 49,
now. and you WIN aIways "a q r..
table with . hearty apuesi1. ..
what you eat win taste 49, ~
cause your stomach aad Inlssss's.
viii be clean and fresh ~ ~
VIII know there are not solrr 4 !.
any more bad nights asd mIs.,.,s.
days for you. They freshe. ~
and make you feel IKE u Z -
living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Eliza Crosses Soap Boxes in the Same Old WI,

we're glad nhe got across all right
before the black andtanH We mean
the blOodhounds- got her.
And Topsy, who lust erowed"i
Shes just an eoinical aa ever.
A stock company is playing
Uncle Toms Cabin" Mt the Coli.
scum theatre this week They're
doing bnngnp busineh4 Mothefv
and fathers are taking me children.
The mothers and fathers say. ~rhe
children like II. yon'hnDS
Good Joke, that. OF course the
children do like tall except tho
babies. But they don't like IL half
So nHSh 40 the mothers and fathers
do. MS a long story, and . sad one,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
IMPOSSIBLE TO BEAT 1T

whcr a newly
holding
o on n this
background
nj
"Ye viii drawlsd Well IN take III bet
ten namen beat yours"
hardest
Is
a Of Nine rs Hard
Moufhly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
NOTHING SERIOUS
Hi0Sf


There In n place awaiting you
Ia the abode OF future punishment.
said the man Who. even though
angry. a,yiyss - BIO discreet OF
speech.
1T don't scare me none" replied
the Ianitor "i'Il be kind o. glad "a
get some place where the tenants
never complain because the radia
tors arc cold. -Waahington Even
Ing Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Mrs. Frtx nile OF course. ! know
you do not care for me. Why. yot
even forgot my birthday.
Fitz.Bile--A bit of deIicacy on m,
part. madam. did not fail TO re
member that you had come 10 tbs
point where your birthday ought e
be forgotten. -Tit-Hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Correct Charging

Judge Carpenter in charging that packers jury said
question injury done the public be considered
at all by the jury.
I.awi Mighty correct lawl "A second Daniel tc
Judgment Doing the public injury by divine right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

ard there liant much es..--
The children fidset. "ssy h I
c. mere all true to 'un,> -.
,.,'. We grosn-ups -tss .sn's
now We seem to feel - .nt
eEriise for going 10 a. ~ Y
oid play. 80 we say. aT'h. & ~
IKE u. You know" Ana rnl'(ss
,seth ~ ~ anger when Simon ~ -
Hogs Tom. and W laurT y .,sFe
sna We weep when Latte -,
a.d goes pictureaquely - 4 ~
angels. " Rln II
band we wonder n a..
and fathers took - "a - nso,heg
ofo's Cabin" for the ssms 49,, 49,
years and years AGO. "a'N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Father Alfred has something to
say to you tonight"
Wen, and what have you and
your mother decided must tell
him Detroit Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Tho Difference.

$50 Jacks going to marry her.
Why. she's a mere nobody and HIS
grandfather came over with tho
Mayflowcr.
That's nothing. Hers came
across with 100000 - Philadelphia
Hccord.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Mira DinGbat--f met Iohnny F'ui-
Ter today. lie says am ftlling out
Dinsbat-~-It's natural he should
say 80.
Mira. DtnEbhf WHY
DiaKbat--You we're looking Fuller
In the face Sacred Heart Review.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

"Newlywod seems TO be an adyo.
cate OF peace ut any price"
How's thatf'
After walking the floor all night
with his son and heir he hurried
downtown and hired a Sis-a-weck
trained nurse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Have you any rubber articlesf'
asked the mnn catering the store
Surely" replied the salesman
We have fine line of opera
glasses. yonkera Statesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Sec. am familiar with your
music" remarked tho amateur NJ
the musicale the other evening.
1T seems 10. replied tho popular
composer. You are taking liberties
with it.---JudKe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Seasonable Complaint Merely
Indication That System
Needs Purifying
TONIC PROVIDES THE
MUCHNEEDED SULPHUR
Stewart Compound Becoming
More and More a Necessity
in Every Household-The
Right Way to Eradicate
Disease.

Spring fever time is here.
What ~ spring feverY
II 10 n torpid, sluggish condition
OF the system that vents Itself In a
feeling OF iassitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
NOT SO STRANGE

NOT SO STRANGE
ITS strange that you never met the Count spavhen,
marked the heiress Sp"sHe'u before n
oh, not AZ ALL" replied the disappointed autor
But he tells me he has been IN New YORK for a.ua
years" ~ s"s humber 4
Yes; but always shave myself. you know r-ca,hou :.
II am afraid that Bllggona plays golf on Sunday
Maybe said the rival "suf ~.
day In the which he does play tTtIts " - ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
The Question

cine OF Col Roosevclt's New York meetings nearly
broken mp by a voice. crying loudly
.Ifow about the women
Oucer that this question should rattle great meeting
death 1t is the question that's right midst at
all times particularly How about the women indeed
1t has got be answered by individuals parties and nations
and don't you forget it!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

judicial Il
would sight better lot Of Observation-Disclosures
North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

BECAUSE Mlady Fashion wa fond OF untrimmcd hats
during the past French exports ~ artificial flowers
dropped annual 100000 81 10000 for
lofI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
mot From an Anarchist

c situation in America today Is that OF reservoir
filed the point where the dam is breaking with the valley
below filled with homes. The must be led away. In
81 hesitation the valley will be devastated We dc
wise method OF carrying the and work
fast"
words Of Woodrow Wilson, guest OF honor the roquos Club
Chicago.
When YOU recall the recent words OF Cardinal Gibbons
where I've said all the conditions preceding the downfall OF Rome
evidence here America today what should you
thoughtful citizen. think about IL?
WE THINK Of Afriea savage country Buildings IN
johannesburg alone within two years. cost SiSoU0Oo0
arc
had The creame however viii be AZ
eced.-Iayfon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
CALLING HIS ATTENTION


know
-Tve tried a. had to sive
-Becauas" did
winkcd Nov that think OF H. though she added u might Trim
anyhow, and
sake" be Miss Tiouhi
Iucybut III noticed before how lovely eyeashss
Chicago Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

NEXT ON the democratic program a
he
as the steel Tariff educ bils-New World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

don't give real whine when soa arc supposed
taken Violently III
that Is only sham Baltimore Amer
lean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
SULPHURRO|
Read Letter Of Appreciation for Cure Of RteumaG
By Stewards Liquid Sulphur Comp0mda
COAST CLAY COMpA

wAs.~ua rch. s7tn. fus.
"
ongr or
ths tosnonials ak
8@8
n .conArasM
"' ~ ~ "s ~ % '" ma " III ~ - q
Juno.
70. .iray cost. In ,eoss
a sin
One OF thu losdne drusgis,s EAlnsaa, told =
patented 1a
he handle In Mia ator
Wishing possible o'e,ath yrv~
ded
pelisve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

s"He's working on foolI !, inven,
ton"
What IL itY'
Hes trying To evolve psrfums
that will drown the smell Of gaso
line. but even II he IL successful no
selfreapecting automobile bus
would buy any OF H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

WE THINK Of Afriea savage country Buildn
johannesburg alone within years. cost SiS0COOO0
The evening world., 1912-10-31
ONE Dying, Is HURT
AFTER CAR CRASH
At RICHMOND HILL
Passenger Trolley Speeds
Round Curve Into Rail-
Laden Flatcar.

Sixteen passengers were cut and
bruised and Motorman George Lewis
was mortally injured in a collision about
Q A. NJ. to-day at jamaica and Lincoln
avenues. Richmond Hill. between .
b. X. T. Cypress Hills trolley car ana
. fiat car laden with rails. Lewis was
taken dying TO st. Mary's Hospital, ia
maica.
Most OF the injured passengers were
picked up by passing automobiles before
the police arrived and the names only
of those most seriously hurt were OBJ.
tained. Among them were Joseph Wall,
No. 3E West Forty. eighth street, Man
haitian: Miss Esther Morrell, No. IS
Brooklyn avenue. Brookiyn Frederick
Hem. No. y Brooklyn avenue, who had
been with Miss Morrell to a party at
Richmond Hill; Mounted Policeman
william J. Forrestal OF the jamaica pre-
cinot, who was returning home, and
Conductor James Morrison Of No. %
Dikeman street. Brooklyn.
All we're taken to st. Mary's Hospital,
but after their wounds had been dressed
were able to 80 to their homes
They we're badly cut by flying Rlass
and bruised by being hurled to the floor
Of the car and trodden on In the
struggle TO escape.
Mctorman Patrick Burns Of the fiat
car was unloading rails with his helper.
Joseph Smith. Both men were of the
car and escaped injury. Behind them
was a slight curve. and when Lewis
camo round at full speed with the pos
senger car he was unable to pun I'D in
time. II is thought the rails were
greasy with dew. and the wheels,
grippeG by the brakes. skidded along
at nearly thirty miles an hour.
The front vestibule of the passenger
car was completely crushed in and
Lewis was caught In the wreckage
Every window in the car was smashed
AMI all the passengers were thrown to
the floor. Only two escaped unipjured.
They were Charles Carson OF No. 1877
New York avenue and William Morris
Of No. Az Walton street, both Brooklyn.
patrolman Forrestal was one Of the
first to extricate himself. and though
his LEFT eye and nose were severely cut.
he ran three blocks to a telephone and
called an ambulance. Then he ran back
and carried out two women who had
tainted. and who on reviving became
hys;erical.
Lewis. who was unconscious. was so
wedgel In the spllntered woodwork that
no was taken out with the greatest DIFF
ficulty. He was rushed to the hospital
in all automobile. 1t was found his
skull had a depressed fracture at the
base He Is thdrty-two ana lives At No.
l59 Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1912-10-31
BOYS STORY OF TRAGEDY
SAVES HIM FROM PRISON
After Pleading Guilty to Carrying
Revolver, Lad Tells How Father
Was Shot Down on Doorstep.

fearful recital of a tragedy OF last
January. when he saw his father shot
to death on the threshold Of their home.
saved Fslipo Llmandri aged sixteen
years, from going to prison after he
had pleaded guilty to carrying concealed
weapons.
L!mandri, with his cousin. John Fon-
TAM, aged seventeen, was placed on trial
to-day before County Judge Andrews OF
Tioga, sitting On the Criminal Branch OF
the County Court of Brooklyn. Llman-
drI lives at No. III Harrison street,
Brooklyn, while his cousin lives at
No. 119.
Each entered a plea Of guilty, after
wihach L.imandri told how. after his
family had received a number OF threat
enlng letters. his father. Filipo Liman-
dri ST., was called to the door one night
last January by two men and shot
through the heart. The slayers were
never unprecedented.
II was not long after the burial OF
the father before more threatening let
ters began to pour in upon the family.
Thereupon. Filipo purchased two Sec
ond-hand revolvers Of rather obscure
vintage. These were placed In a bu-
reau drawer against the possible return
of his fathers murderers.
Recently. Filipo decided to have the
weapons cleaned and repaired. His
cousin begged the privilege Of carry
ing one Of the guns to the store. The
cartridges were taken out and Fontan!
slipped them into his pocket. where
they were found when the boys were
arrested.
In the case OF Limandri Judge An
drews suspended sentence. while he
assessed a hne OF SIS against Fontani.