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ESSEX CENTER.

Rally Sunday will be observed at the
Methodist Church October 31.--The Rev.
Mr.. Mason of Bellows Falls Is expected
to speak at the Congregational Church
Sunday, october 81. He will speak of
the work OF the New England Kurn Hat
tin Home.-Thc Outlook club will meet
with Mrs. c. W. Rice Friday night,
1t being gentlemen's night.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Door have sold their place to Ed
ward Naylor and have gone to Boston.
where Mr.. Door has employment.-There
will be Halloween sociable at the Meth
odist parsonage Saturday evening from
eight to 10 o'clock. Mrs. Bailey and her
daughter of New York are visiting her
daughter, Mrs. e. r. Currier-Mrs. p.
c. Abbey, who has been seriously Ill, is
reported as somewhat better.-Mrs
Kcnnion visited her sister, Mrs. Sprague
of Iinesburg last Week.
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r Leach and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Leach and son We're In Yer
gennes recently. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cota.-T. L. Marvin and family spent
Sunday in Milton with Mr.. and Mrs Job,
Town.-The fidelity class Of the Methodist
Sunday school will meet Friday evening
with Mrs. Charles Ryan.-S. Warner
Brush was in johnson Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks were in Waitsfield Sum
day.
Tho Rev. DR. Davidson of Burlinr
ton Will speak In the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning, and the pastor.
the Rev. ]. NJ Maxwell, will speak in
the evening.-Mr and Mrs. T. l.. Mar
vim were In Grand Isle Monday on
business-G. V. Tiffany, government
agricultural county advisor, will speak
at the town hall Friday afternoon,
November s. at 80 on extension serv-
Ice and county agent work-George
Lawton was In st. Adams Tuesday,
The schools at b. F. a. will close for
the remainder Of the week while the
teachers attend the State teachers
convention-Mrs. George Leach Of
Atlantic City. N, j.. and Mrs. T. c.
Leach and two sons OF East Georgia
were guests OF Mrs. T. L. Marvin
Tuesday
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
Church will give a chioken-pie sociable
Friday night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Martin. Supper will be
served from six O'Clock until nine.--Arthu-
Tuttle Is recovering from an illness, which
has confined him to the house for several
days.--John Carl has moved his family
from the William Read farmhouse to the
village and will occupy A. r. Whites
house. Miss Florence Poole Of ithaca N
Y, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. 7.
Poole In the north part of Charlotte
George Naney of Waitsfleld has been WIS.,
iting his brother Dr. w. II. Fl. Varnev,
and Mrs. Narney.-Mtss Ruth Foote -
Charlotte village has been spending sev.
eral days at the Foote fnrm, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorpe-Mrs
Windsor Blanchard OF burlington is the
guest of Mrs. Lucy Iacirnan and of her
daughter, Mrs. Charlie, Martn.-Mrs. f.
S. Fonda and her daus liter, Mrs Howard
Stearns, and little daughter have returned
from Danby.-There will be only two days
session of the town schools this week as
most of the teachers will attend the an
nual meeting of the State Teachers as
ISOLATION In Rutland. The teachers also
attended meetings in Shelburne Monday
and in Hinesburg Tuesday.-Mrs. Charles
Dow went to Bristol Wednesday for a
weeks visit with her relatives Raymond
Fonda Of Jericho lis visiting his sister,
Mrs. Walter Horsford. and his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Fonda.-Arthur
Stearns OF ST. Adams, who has been visit
Ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. g..
Stearns, has returned home-Mr and
Mrs. William II. Curtis OF Cornwall. ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. p b. Norton
or Addison. motored to Charlotte Sun
Gay morning and were guests for the day
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving s3radley.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bissonettc left town Satur-
day for their new home In Essex accom-
panied by Arthur Rogers. Mrs Bissonett'.
young nephew, who will make his home
WIN them permanently-Mr and Mrs
waiter burlington and their children OF
Lincoln, who have been visiting Mr.. and
MRS Charles Dow, have returned bon,e
y. A. Williams men. who are drilling n
wen Tor Lewis Beers have bored to the
depth of 80 feet without reaching either
rock or water.
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MONTGOMERY

Special services have been continued
all this week at the Methodist Episcopal
Church and are conducted by the pastor,
the Rev. Stead Thornton. Six persons
wore admitted into full membership Of
tho church Sunday morning.-The Sun
shine society will meet with Miss Eliza
beth Fuller Saturday afternoon. The sub
tect next Sunday morning will be Els
there Future Life" with an address
on Regulators" The subject in the eve
ming will be The Hand OF God."-Mr.
and Mrs. Whtcomb OF Enosburg were
visitors OF Eli Shansraw last Tuesday
News has been received OF tho deaf h
OF a former resident OF this town in that
OF Mrs. Eliza Hamilton Muzzy Of Pitts
burg. Ps.-Miss Emma Richardson ia at
home on account Of illness
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MILTON.

Mrs. J. s. Benham has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her son. Frank Benham.-
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Robinson started
Tuesday for Malvern. Pa. where they
Will spend a week with Mrs. Robinson's
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs D..
D. Parker. Sidney Weston and Smith
McNally OF ST. Adams were Sunday visi.
tor1 at Guy Prentiss'.-The Christian
Endeavor society will have sociable at
the Congregational vestry Friday eve
ming and tho Village Improvement So
ciety Will give a Halloween ball at odd
Fellows hall Friday evenng.-Mrs. VIII
liam Odlin of Andover Mass, was the
guest Of Mrs H. o. Clark Tuesday,
Miss Roxie Baker has gone to St. Adams
where she has position
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HILL WEST.

Louis Rushford was a business visitor
in Enosburg Falls saturday-Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Willard OF Richford passed
Saturday and sunday with Mrs. WILL
lard's parents, Mr. and Mrs william
Daniels Mrs, soloma Whitcomb ia spend
Ing n few days at NJ L. Whitcomb's
In East Enosburg Tho Misses Ireno
Ariel and Gladys Evans OF Enosburp
Falls passed Sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Ariel-The cottage nrav.
er-meeting will be held at Mrs Emily
Jcwett. Friday evening Miss Edna
Stone OF st. Adams is spending n few
days with Mrs, Charles Coffron.-Mr
and Mrs. Charles Paronto were business
visitors In Enosburg Falls Monday
Fred IaRose of Montgomery Center 4.
moving into Charles Coffron's tenement
house.-The Misses Ruth Austin and Ma,
Ready passed Sunday at Montgomorv
Center.--A surprise birthday party was
given Miss Marjorie shangraw October
q. II being her 18th birthday. About 40
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Fairfax Saturday, where they had been
J blasting on tho highway. Their next lob
| Ia to be at a bad corner east of ST Albans
clty.-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harvey return
cd Saturday from Ncwfane. where thev
had been for two weeks.-For the third
consecutive year tho shooting tournament
OF the Philemon club has been won by tho
side captalncd by A. S. Armstrong The
score Saturday was 76 for that team to
Is for the team headed by II. q. Farrar
IF. C.. Kimball. who has been with his
son, w II. Kimball. for two weeks. left
! Monday for Burlington.--Miles Wells il
moving from tho farm recently purchased
by Frank Blair In Berkshire to tho farm
Of H. A. Fairbanks in Sheldon.-Miss AL
lian Goodwin spent Sunday In st. Adams
Luke Touchette Is moving from the w.
II. Perkins farm In Bakersfield to tho
farm OF Mrs Estella Rublee in Berkshire
MIR. and Mrs. Wendell pufrcr have re-
turned from their wedding journey. The
ladies OF st. John the Baptist parish
/ served a chickcn-ple supper in For
esters hail Wednesday evening. c.
r. Kidder Is seriously Ill in the home of
her son. II. n. Kidder.-Mr and Mrs. n
| s. Springer with their daughters the
Misses Lucille and Marion, and SON Stew.
art passed Sunday among friends in
town. Miss Marion rendered a violin so
10 with organ accompaniment at the morn
ing service in the Methodist Episcopal
Church.--James O'Neil, who is in charge
OF some road work in Fairfax was in
town over Sunday. Ryan. who a
overseeing the road work being done
here, was at his home in Fairfield n few
days last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Douglass were
In Waterbury Monday. Mrs s. e. Ben.
nett Of Springfield, Mass, who has been
passing few weeks In the family of the
Rev. w. f Douglass. left on her return
Monday. She will pass two weeks in the
family OF the Rev. T.. l.. NJ. Barnes in
South Royalton on her way--The Rev.
William Garner, who Is convalescinr
from a mild run Of fever, Is passing a
Few weeks In New London, Conn.-Nr.
and Mrs George f. Brewer and son. Rus
SELL Of Richford were visitors Sunday in
the home Of George Courser in this town
The son has entered the employ OF tho
United Fruit company and sails Satur
day from New York for Costa RIGA
where he will he stationed. Mrs. Nellie
vacation
from her duties In the Northern Telephone
company's office at Morses Line.-News
mas been received here of the sailing with
the Canadian contingent for England OF
Perley Courser of Alberta, Sask, n cousin
or f. d. Cushman of this place. There
Will be a service in st. Matthews Church
this morning at 1890 o'clock, which
VIII be conducted by the Rev Z. p.
Holmes OF Richford.-Dennis Dolan of this
village is moving to the farm OF E. Nc
Feeters in Sheldon. which Is to be car.
Red on the coming year by his fathe-.
in-law. Jacob Daige.-The highway work
being done by the corporations share II
the automobile fund was completed on
the West Enosburg road Tuesday George
Hull of Franklin was a visitor on busi-
ness in town Monday.
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NORTH ALBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Erwin have moved
to Alburg in the w. ]. Jameson house.
Mrs. Mary Christie OF Rouses Point, n
y. Was a visitor in town recently.-Mrs
Martha Reddy of Malone, y. Y, is visit
Ing at the home Of her sister. Mrs. H. T.
Manning. Miss Edith Hunter was given
linen shower at the home OF Mrs. Man
ming Tuesday Oct. 10 In honor Of hel
marriage to-day to Peter Fortune Of Isl,
La Motte.-Miss Freda Cheeseman is
visiting in Hartford Conn
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BEAVER.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Crafts Of Rum
ney, ~ H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
f. Crafts Of Bradford visited their broth
er and mother the first of the week.
T. S. Austin Of Randolph returned home
Wednesday.
7. S. Austin of Randolph Is stopping
for few days at his farm. Mr.. Young
will carry 1t on another year-Darius
Barnes and his daughter, Mrs W. West
over. of Waterville. were over Sunday
guests at George W. Craft's.-Mr. and
Mrs Alva Holmes Of Milton were at the
home of l.. II. Caswell Sunday.-Henry
Bessett and family were in Georgia to at
tend the Goth wedding anniversary Of his
brother. Bedor.-Mrs Harry Craft and
children visited friends in Milton Satur-
r
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The mems chicken-p!e supper served
In tho vestry OF the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Friday evening was largely at
tended. The proceeds We're s6S. 40.-,rss
Myrtle Hopkins, who is passing the win
ter with her brother, Melvin Hopkins,
In st. Adams, visited with Miss Allie
Morrison Of st. Adams at Herbert Hon
kins' last week.-Mrs.. Daniel Larock,
Jr', Is visiting in st, Albans.-Jame.
Cook and family OF ST. Adams were at
Isaiah Cooks over Sunday-Mrs Benja-
min Wade Of Montgomery is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. f. r. Smith.-Mrs +. NJ. Car
penter OF Enosburg Falls was at F.. p.
Smiths Tuesday.-Mrs. r. l.. Washburn
passed the weekend With Miss Bessie
Webley OF st. Adams
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GEORGIA..

The marriage Of Harold E. La
selle, son of Mr.. and Mrs. N
r. Laselle Of st. Adams town, and
MISS Irene f. Newton. daughter Of Alex
ahder Newton Of Georgia, was solemnized
Mt the homo OF the brides sister, Mrs. W.
y Meigs, in Georgia Wednesday evening
october 20. the Rev. George C. West.
cot. pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Georgia. performing the cere.
mony. Miss Roberta Pattee Of st. Adams
cousin Of the bride. acted as bridesmaid,
and Alan Newton OF Georgia, brother of
tne bride. acted as best man. The bride
wore dark blue satin messaline with lace
collar ours and yoke and carried pansies
The bridesmaid wore green silk poplin
combined with sand color. Only imme-
date members of the families OF the con.
tracing parties were present An infor-
NAL reception was held and immediately
after the bride and groom left by auto
mobile. On their return they will make
their home In St Adams town. Amonr
the wedding guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Lasele of Burlington Adds Hewer
of Milton has purchased the Fred Boyden
farm for sTO.-Fred Boyden and family
have moved TO Cambridge
Guy Billings has moved to Milton.
where he has pc l'lon in the pulp mill.
Stephen Billings OF Huntington is visit
ing w. NJ. Billings.
The wedding of Cyrus f. Cove of
Crescent City. Fla, and Miss Mary r
Rankin Of this place took place at the
home OF the bride Monday evening AT
eight o'clock The bride has been n
very active member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and organist for
several years. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev, George c. West
cot. pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs
Cove left Tuesday for the South
large number OF the members OF
Banner Grange attended the banquet OF
Lakeside Grange Monday evening Sat
urday the annual roll call will be held
at the Baptist Church. It Is hoped a
large number will be present.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

Mrs. c. l.. Capron Of Malone, n. Y,
and Homer Gates Of Franklin called on
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Capron Monday
Miss Miranda Ewens returned home sun
day after two weeks stay In Richford.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Tracy of East
Berkshire called on her sister, Mrs. r.
II. Lang. Monday,-The infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lacross is under
the doctors care.
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TOWNSVILLE.

]. E. Olmstead was given a surprise
party Wcdne sday evening in honor of his
birthday.-The Lend-a-liand will hold
their sale Thursday evening, November T.
Light refreshments will be served Ned
Frary of Berlin. n. Y, called on friends
the first Of the week.--Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Palmer were in Barre over Sunday
Mrs. F. II Chessmore is visiting in Char
lotte. She is somewhat improved
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NORTH HERO.

Mrs. David Tudhope is quite lll.-Mrs.
William Papaloose went to hospital
In Burlington Wednesday for an opera
tion.-The Cheerful Workers and Ladies'
Aid society will hold union chicken
pie supper at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tudhope Friday night &c. Z.
Brown. Ernest Way and Howard Tud-
hope spent Sunday In Burlington.
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ENOSBURG.

social will be held at the home Of
s. p. Stevens Friday evening by tho
Banner class OF the Congregational Sun
day school, to which all are invited
Mrs. khoda q. Harnish, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Yates, has returned to
her home In Providence, r. 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ Cole left Thursday for their
nome In Tompkinsville, N. Y.-Miss Rose
BRADY, teacher In the Wright District,
NO. II and Miss Kennedy, teacher in
East Enosburg. visited the graded school
In montgomery village Monday
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

The Rev. William H. Barnes Off
ciates at st. Lukes Church Sunday.
october 81, 1880 a. IN. The sermon
subject VIII be Are the Historic
Saints Intelligible?" Church school Of
the Bible, catechism and history i'm
mediately after divine service, for 30
minutes.
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies Aid will give chicken pie
supper ut the vestry Friday evening from
six to eight o'clock.--A number of the
teachers plan to go to the teachers con-
ventlon at Rutland this week-A NUM-
b OF the Noodmen from the camp here
attended the meeting in Burlington Fri
day.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Beeman Rushford has moved from West
F.nosburg into Emile Russiers tenement
house on the Notch road-E. Z. Tou-
Ghetto, c. r. Gates and ], w. Iafountain
we're in St Adams Tuesday consulting
legal authority for the town OF Montgom-
cry 1t is reported that some Of the larg-
eat taxpayers and real estate owners re-
use to pay their taxes.-F'red Larose and
Cha rles Macia have taken a Job TO cut
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Capt G. W. Burleson of st. Adams
was business caller here Monday
Mrs. d. G. Mitchell and Miss Cora Mitch
ell of st. Adams are passing the week
with relatives here Mr. and Mrs. W.
RI. Nathan and son. Guy. arc visiting
friends in Montreal-AIiss Bessie Corcor-
an has gone to St. Johnsbury, where
she has employment--Allon Corcoran
has left for an extended trip to Hardwick.
Albany and other eastern Vermont points.
Mrs. l. n. Chase Is at homo from a VS.
1t In Swanton.-The ladies Of the church
relief society will give an experience
social in the Union Church tonight Re-
freshmcnts will be served in the vestry.
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FLETCHER.

Charles Corsc has bought the Randall
place ut Blnshamville and will move
there March 1--George Clark, who has
been living in Underhil, has moved back
to his fathers farm.-Curtis Gilman has
rented the Elmer Lamb house, which he
recently purchased, to Walter Jones of
Cambridge, who will move there this
week
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. W. II. Miner and number Of her
women friends Of Hearts Delight Farm
Of Chazy, n. Y, called on Mr.. and Mrs
\. w. Fisk this Week.-Mrs. Viola Tulip
has returned to Chazy. n. Y, after
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Jarvis.-Dr. and Mrs. James
s. King and daughter Katie were in Bur
linyton Friday.-W. II. Naylor Is build
Ing large veranda on hi. house-James
Jarvis was in Burlington a few days this
week
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WESTFORD.

The Ladies' Aid Will give a chicken pie
supper and sale at the Baptist Church
Thursday evening.-John Rice has return
ed from a visit in Lynn, Mass.-Mrs.
Howard OF Burlington Is spending some
time with Mr., and Mrs. c. b. Stearns.-
The Chatham Concert company will give
an entertainment 1.-THE Wooing of Pencil
ope.' under the auspices of the Knights
OF Pythias at the town hall Tuesday
evening. November l6.-Mrs Winnie Jones
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EAST GEORGIA.

very quiet wedding took place at
the Georgia Plains Baptist parsonage
october 20 when Frank Wells and Gladys
Lapont were united in marriage. Only
brother OF the bridegroom and a sister
OF the bride were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Wells will reside In Georgia.
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BAKERSFIELD.

G. p, Weston has moved into the
the Congregational parsonaEe-Mrs.
John Libbey OF St. Adams spent a few
days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Potter-Mrs. r. r. Baird. Miss Hell
ena Baird. Miss Mabel Giddings. Har-
ry Baird and Floyd Woodward mo-
tored to Barre last week for n few
days
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100000 feet OF spruce for the mills at East
Enosburg Larose is moving to Cold Hol-
low to work on the job.-Harold Lumbra
IL moving on to W. ]. and II. S. Wright's
"a rn1 ON Easf hill
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and Miss Lnnie Smith Of Mansonvile
r. O.. are visiting their uncle, the Rev.
w. w. White.The Westford orchestra
furnished music at the Union Church
Sunday morning
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invited guests were present.--Miss Mary
Broullette and Augusta Grandeleau were
guests at Louis Brouillette's on East Hill
one day last week.
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Continued ON page four).
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
HUNT SAYS SIMS ACTED IN
 OWN HOOK TO SAVE FALT|N

anything new or strange for this day and age? Hardly, 1 have seen men right here in this very building take the most sacred oath that could be given that they would do their best to uphold the laws of the state. and then in a few days they were hard at work doing things which were in direct violation of the statutes they had sworn to support However. am satisfied that MT. Sims had abso- mtely no intention of overriding the statutes when he refused to execute the prisoner today
 Discussing the board of pardons and paroles, which has been so insistent of late that Faltin be hanged, Gov ernOr Hunt, in a moment of anger expressed some strong views on the activities of Attorney General Jones. a member of the board, but instantly regreting his strong language gave Mr. Jones credit for being quite sin cere and willing to stick up for his own opinions.
 Yes continued the chief execu- tive, there is a disposition on the part of some persons to believe that I am eXerting my influence one way or the other in this matter but want to say once and for all that have completely washed my hands of the affair, and as proof of this state ment, l want to submit copy of . letter which l recently sent to the m mbers of the board of pardons and paroles, just prior to their regular No Vember meeting. at which time they were to take up the question of com muting the sentences of the five men who were to hang. l believe that this letter will show that I have abso- mtely no more interest in the matter | have expressed my sentiments and can do no mOTe.'i
 Herewith is a copy of the letter re- fefred to above:
 Gentlemen.
 It has come to my knowledge. off ciaIlv as well as unofficially, that your honorable board intends to meet at the Arizona state prison on Friday and Saturday, November 18th and 14th, 1915, for the consideration of presented to you by prisoners who are under the sentence of death.
 By virtue of my own experience with the power of clemency. and in the light of past events, l fully real ize how the great responsibility placed upon you by the legislature and the state supreme court must inevitably be weighing heavily upon you in this hour. which is so charged with lethal possibilities affecting not only those men who are within the shadow of the black pail of death, but also the wei fare of their unhappy relatives.
 Of a verity, it is d dreadly solemn