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New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
ADVISED
II
German and Al
Have Been
Italian

Rome, March
y. nl.~---Gerrnan
who reside In
vised By their |
leave the count1
gible.
It is reported
German military
Italy that the I'd
Obliged to cha I
plans l1eca use IN
lieve that some
nected with Them
Parts OF the
have been detaild
veilanee German
entered Italy und
cred suspicious
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22

The Working Girls club will have a
drawing on a five-dollar gold piece
tonight.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
TOO LATE FOR cLAssrFTCaT ToN.

FOR SALE-Big bargain I'm piano.
Must sell for cash cheap am going
to buy Player. Address Box "a.
Ecald a-22-ldx
New Britain herald., 1915-03-22
FALLS
into HANDS OF
RUSSIAN BESE|CERS

Continued From First Page.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-24
$15-PER ACRE-$15
16 ACRES
SOME TRADES

Home of 6 rooms and lots, on
paved streets at 3415 No. 9th. viii
consider smaller house in South
End or East.
One 4-room house at Mckinley
park. This place is a small beauty.
VIII consider team or automobile
first payment, or will take cows.
., one ,o at ialf SO, sth' most oeaHt ,,; |,
consider a payment and balance on
terms.
Go look at these and call me up,
and tell me what you have to offer.
Main 6061, or at p. IN. Main 9213,
These are good buys. Owner is SELL
ing.
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90 Acre Dairy
and Stock Farm

40 acres of fine bottom land, u
cleared, a good big barn and well,
and orchard: close to school and on
good road, miles from town;
about 500 cords of single bolts
on the place, one and one-half mile
haul and no hills; on telephone,
cream and mail route; 3 head of
good cows. 2 fine heifers, ! fine big
horse and wagon. cream separator,
pillow, harrow, roller and lots of
small tools. The land on this place
is all first-class. We will consider
$4,000 in trade. $500 In cash. bal
ance mortgage. The price is $4,000.
HOIST & PHILLIPS co.
305-6-7-S Provident Bldg.
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Wanted to Rent Furnished!

1 want to rent place on the outskirts of town,
say with or 10 acres. A place that the owner is
particular about. L would be an exceptionally good
tenant because keeping up home Of this kind is
my particular hobby.
would take it for long time.
Some person who owns an up-tO-date place and
wants change communicate with Box 75', care Ia
coma Times.
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Beautiful summer domestic for
sale. Few feet to American lake,
near car line, surrounded with nice
cottages, close to Lakeside and golf
clubs. running water service. $500,
easy terms. U-1, Times.
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. ARE YOU GOING CAMPING THIS SUMMER 9
INC Sunnne
VETERINARY SURGEON

WHEN In need of a doctor for your
morse COW or animals. or medi-
cine for same, see DIR. ]. ID. Pear
sail, v. s., 604 So. st. Main 7243.
RENT rooms, 5816 SO. Warner,
electric lights, $3.50, water paid.
Sc owner. 604 So. l st. Main 7243.
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AUTOS.
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-Partner who is willing
to work hard-to increase in
come of established business; ref
erences required salary of $40 per
week guaranteed; $3.50 required.
Profit should be 5000 per month
each. o.. Times.
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NICE clean furnished rooms, steam
heat and good table board, 1926
and up. st. Paul Hotel, 231S Jeffer-
son av.
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FOR RENT-ROONfS

.>>~~~s~~~>~~~~~~~S~~~~~ s~~~~-~~~S~~~~~~~~
FOR RENT, 1926 Unfurnished,
good rooms. 2901 Pacific av., or
phone Main 9S5.
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EIX-IT SHOP

FIX 1T SHOP, 729 ST. Helens av.-
We fix anything, umbrellas re-
covered and repaired hot water
bags vulcanized and repaired, car
pet sweepers repaired, lawn NOV
ers sharpened and fixed, saws filed.
keys made.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

WILL give good home to infant or
child. Terms reasonable. Call
Proctor 1865.
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WANTED-Respect woman to
cook and do general homework
for two people living in the coun-
try. Address Route 1, Box 81.
Sumner, Wn.
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Jobs Wanted-Female

A respectable woman with little
girl of 8 wants position as house.
keeper in a respectable home; no
objections to children. Address
1888 So. e st. Tacoma, Wash. House
keeper.
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HAY. GRAIN. FUEL

PETERSON BROS. 1902 So. X st
Main 331.
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MUSICAL INST. REPAIRING

T. r. Banks. musicians supply
and repair shop. Room SIT Prov
ident Bldg.
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UNIVERSITY student would tutor
by hour, grammar grade sub
jects or high school English. VIII
give good references. Box La.
Times.
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WANTED-A good strong woman
to work in hotel for good house,
keeping rooms; one that will be
willing to go ahead with work. L.
c. Davis, 1904 Pacific av.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE - Good
rooming house of "a rooms, max
ing money. You'll like il. 1141
Commerce st
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PERSONAL

TUBERCULOSIS case wanted. My
new herbal treatment Will pre-
vent and cure In any reasonable
stage. Phone Dr., Madison 419.
THOS. j. PIERSOL. M. d., gen. prac-
tice and diseases of the genito-
urinary system.
SUpERFLUOUS hair, moles. remov-
ed permanently without scars BY
Mrs. Ruggles. References. 500 FL
deity Bldg. Main 1880.
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NEAT, reliable colored woman
wishes housework or day work.
Main 1902.
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license, best of reference, will go
any place, will consider any offer.
Repairing, steam fitting or firing.
j. ii. Morton, 1903 So. 44th st. Ia
coma. ~ -
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REAL ESTATE

SIS down and SIS a month buys
low, lots. Phone Madison 1853.
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WANTED-Good live boys to sell
Times on downtown corners
Earn from S1.00 to $50. Ask for
Burke.
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RENT-OFEICES

PRIVATE office and use of recep-
ton room. Inquire 1920 Fidelity
bldg. Main 1894.
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YOUNG married man would like
steady work, pipe filter and auto
driver, and have motorcycle 4
can do delivering with. Inquire at
2122 So. L st. for r. s. McCourt.
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MARRIED man, IS. carpenter, So
Der, reliable. must have work OF
any kind at once. Call Rayl, Main
2141, Home Flats.
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GOOD reliable boy of IA wants
work, either steady OF odd jobs.
Can furnish good references. In
Quire or write Ray" 1921 So. 3Sth
ST., Tacoma.
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WANTED--Work of any kind by
steady, sober man Gage 3S), handy
with tools, or anything. Main Asa,
Eliason.
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BOOKKEEPER timekeeper; young
man, "a years of age, married,
over six years experience general
office work. Salary $50 per month.
Give me a chance. Address +.
Jacobson. 1908 So. 9th st.
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YOUNG man of IS, Industrious,
would like work on farm. MI.
Times.
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WHAT have you to swap for two
nice lots, close to Lincoln High
school. Madison 753.
TWO North End lots, worth $500,
viii trade for light 5-passenger
car Box P-6. Times.
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GOOD, strong, capable farm hand.
one who understands clearing
land preferred. Must milk. Good
proposition to right party. State
qualification, experience and wages
expected in first letter. Add. o.,
Times.
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WANTED-Place in country for boy
willing to work for small wages
Address Norman Drake, A McISin-
lev aV. Phone 923b-J.
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CAPABLE, experienced housekeep-
er wants position In plain family.
Address Mrs. Z. Carson, Gen. Del,
Tacoma.
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DIR. JOHNSON Harvard Dental
Parlors. 1921 Pacific av., over
Crown Drug Store. Main sos.
DIR. II. ". ROBERTS, 501-2 Natl.
Realty Bldg. Open evenings and
Sunday Main 1916.
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Jobs Wanted-Male

~~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~>~~s~ ~e~~~~~~~s~~~~~s~~
young man, 81 years old, would
like employment fanny kind: Is
had fair education. Address L. J.
s., S12 East saith ST., or telephone
Main 9211 after $3.50 p. m.
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EXPERIENCED boy would like job
running elevator: good capable
operator. VIM. Norton, Main SITS.
The sun., 1915-03-01
FEBRUARY ABNORMAL MONTH
II set Nnr~h Lamb Good Example
for behavior.

February tine Mistress Mar uute
contrary sister of the rWoN" that
loon the loop OF the CalendRr SNOW
maker and wrecker of ships Ia nortNcru
attitudes. Vas almost as gentle - April
,u the tWrntv-ciGht DAYS OF her rr.Eu
Ina, ended when Trinity's chimes btr.-
inered out Twelve this morning ~.
wise last uighD.
At moments white she was on -.
throne there was Justification for iuo
fancy that ,Tuly had huilt "a nre under
her chair as the temperature on ak
dHys was more than so. and once. on
the llth scared to the OverCuutlees
maximum Of so Once In February tho
mercury beat this record by putting its
Steamiug nose over runE G7 and hang
ing on for nm hour or So
Tho Weather Bureau said last night
that exact figures on tn. occentIIcitios
OF last month would not be available
until this morning. but that there was
no doubt that il was an abnormal
February for high temperature. the
mean maximum hc!ng somewhat moro
than II degrees. The normal maximum
is 3ii The snowfall was away below
tho usual February deposit ana there
was much more than the normal sun
shine
TIL" month said goodnight showing
a maximum temperature OF 3; and "A
minimum of &c at midnight when there
was sharp twonty-eight mile wind
from 'ha northwest March may came
in Ike y lamb, according tu the Wash
ington prophets indnrsod by the local
talent They say II win he fair to-day
with slowly rising tcmeperature.
The sun., 1915-03-01
McANENY DEFENDS BUDGET.
Says New Works Expenses Are Not
UnduIy Heavy.

George McAneuy. President Of the
Board of Aldermen, told Of the workings
of the city government At the CAWch
OF the A. ension. Fifth avenue AZ Tenth
street, lt-i night and defended himself.
the Boal uf Aldermen and the city
administration in general in answer TO
questions pat Oy members OF the CON
grega Jon
lie did not belieVe.the Board OF Alder
men was an obsolete institution. he said.
but ne admitted tnat ne favored a
municipal legislature" IN its stead Tie
said that decrease OF accidents bad
justified 'h' near side car stop He did
not favor commission government Tor
New Noyk
- should never be- willing tu trust
lawmaking T. New York 10 eight men
he said II think that would p- d great
menace 10 dcmooracy"
outs lie OF interest on the city's debt
M McAneny said, the eNporsr of .un-
ming New York compares fANoribly with
TINT ~ other American cities r. WHs
unfair, lac believed. 'u courtr. NcN
Yorks budget with th,t uf Old World
cities, where the standard OF i!Viug il
different
Alderman CWran presided ! IT.
Smith sad ne thuugHi uue-htl' the
present number OF Aldermen could at
tcnd to the work j T. Wu,ly. said
the budget Of the city needed an apology
20 any taxpayer. and turning 10 Mr
NcNueny he added
"You are a trustee aud you are aut
fulfilling YOUR trus'. ". are not getting
our moneys worth
The sun., 1915-03-01
TAMPIC0 HEMMED IN
BY VILLAS TROOPS
General Assault Will Begin
When Reenf0rccments
Arrive.

Jr,Aptl Fab 2s The .tmpa'gu
Villa Is once more being pushed. villa
having satisfied himself that he has SUI
Hcicrtly disnoscd of the enemy iu 'le
vicinity of Guadolajara to make Z, safe
TO move most Of his forces from Ngua--
Calientes without danger OF attack from
the rear. Already 'he Nilla troops have
drawn a circle about Tamplro rather
''o~e To- the city and are only aWhitirg
the sending Of rrcufoicemer's from
Nguas'alieutes. Victoria. san lu,s and
other points 20 begin the general as
~iulf
Gen. villa had hoped to send some
forces from Monterey, but the sudden
reappearance OF tho Carrauza .roops IN
an attack on the capital " >u"No Leon
rendered this plan fruitless
The tarranla force heear , bonba RI
mcnt OF Monterey TO-DAY in accordance
With its notification 70 Gcu Angeles ai,l
The la garrison ltS'erd3s TIE BON
nardmert Hls of short Duration. ard iid
little d3v.-c. the Cnrrarzs troops APP
parrptls 0ordnuG ihe'r efforts 10 tc,t.
ing their guns and Nettlng the range OF
The rucWy
WAsHINGroS. Feb 2s The Corstitu-
'onalist aEeucs here issued state
ment tonight calling 4. zoe. ton to th.
fact that the resent '. 90 ssueI
by Carranza does rot ~. IMPAIR aiy
titles now legal but .... urlE at the
restoration Of communal pg town lands
.mproperly 'old 20 individuals
The sun., 1915-03-01
BRYAN SENDS DEWA REGRETS,
ApoIoxi,-- for .Jspnnes- \dmirars
Experience Here.

WAsHINGToN. Feb % Reports of the
ANNOYANCE 70 which Admiral Dewa.
Japau's representative ~ the Panama
Tactic Exposition. was subjected yes
tcrday owing 20 the stupidity OF II rail
WAY guard, prompted the state Depart
mout 70 send him message ~ iIuffa 80
expressing regret at nh incident The
Admiral i was sad, was roughl"
treated 10y railway guard at the
Grand Ctutral station in New Yorl;
when about to board his special ar Tor
buffalo The guard Thought the car was
reserved fOr Admiral Dewey aud when
Admiral Dcwa and his star appeared
h" fore bly, prevented Them from board
ing thc'r train
rhr despatch sent in Secretary
Bryau's name, besides expressing regret
tnat the incident occurred, invited Ad-
miral Dcwa to furnish his itinerary 40
that the stat Department might notify
the proper authorities In all the cities
ne intends To- visit and thus Insure his
being received with due courtesy aud
freed from any annoying mistakes
Admiral pewa ccasod "a he thr eurar
of the Federal Government ~ the con-
olusiou or his ten day visit here When
he reaches san i'rancisro he becomes
the guest Of the exposition.
The sun., 1915-03-01
Dr. lrdrrIc Is Quoted.

"D Err ( lederle. white ll-t'tu
Commissioner % \rw York c,'S said
t have received no proof %! any v,o-
lation OF the rules and regulations OF
the sanitary code by IA Christian Sci
enlist. know they are reporting cases
of contREiCn. rs required by law. and
are taking the necessary sanitary pre-
cautions OF proper ISOLATION and disin-
lection
Although hundreds OF thousands Of
people depend wholly upon Christian
Science for their health and happiness
the best our critics were able TO do
after searching the entire United states
was 10 find only thirty-two deaths of
children under this method OF treatment
Furthermore, It must be admitted that
Christian Science children are Eener-
ally well and happy
Christian Scientists do not pretend
TO he medical dlagnostioians Neverthe-
less THEW method Of treatment is go
effective that the number or deaths
from an causes under Christian Sci
rnce is almost negligible. Incidentally.
however, | would call Nj IInman' y
attention To- the recent statements OF
authorities OF both the Massachusetts =
General and bellevue hospitals, In which
they admitted that nearly 30 per cent
OF their diagnoses were wrong.
These attacks are obviously made
not because OF the few failures of
Christian Science bat because of its
ever Increasing successes
The sun., 1915-03-01
S25O,OOO CAMPAIGN
FOR NEWSBOYS CLUB
Larger Building Needed for
Work-Well known Men
on Committee.

Tie success of the clubhouse ror news
boys. started several years ago az Elev
enth stree and Second avenue. has made
larger quarters Immediately necessary
so mat To-day a snort term campaign
will n. started - raise $3.50 900 for a
new building Headquarters have been
"e'ahlished IN Suite $50 Pulitzer Build
~ Park Row.
The present clubhouse was established
by ed tors and publishers for the benefit
~ trr boy, who sell newspapers on the
streets The fet Is small and the qual.-
d,a'Ions modes. The hoous offered are
~Gn-cluh o'gar cations, coOperat.v" ber-
evidence. entertainments picture shows
comes. gynuaS- ics drils' classes In
English and citizenship. with a premium
on good conduct. industrial work. ssCk
visitation. employment and summer
camps There are at present about 1000
M mhers
The activities Of the club and camp
are guided ty Young men OF approved
ability ana character
\ committee OF huN VIII have cha egt
of tH" cnmpa.su. The committee - com
posed of FRANK Bailey. Lc ROY ". Bald
WIN. Irving r Bush, Elns Parker But
'"r. Philip 7 bodse, Michael Fricdsam.
Elb-rt II Gary. Brr"d!ct J. Grernhut.
F'auH Guld"u William K. lleaIst
Charles y li',le,. William II JohuS.
Willard Y. ku.. Marc l>lav. Marcus
Vi Marks. Douglas NatheNsou. William
t. McCumos Lawrence NJ. II Mcclure.
George " pcrhius. Lewis II rouDds,
Ralph Pulitzcr, ogden Mills Reid, Her
man Ridd-r Emit NJ Scho,z, William
Smlaber. Jr, Arthur =. Train. Frank
Trumbuil SAmu"! tn'-rmyer and
The sun., 1915-03-01
COMMITTEE AGREES
ON P. S. G. REPORT
All Of the Members to Sign
Document: Ready for Gov.
Whitman Tonight.
REMOVALS. ARE FORECAST

The report OF the Thompson lesisla-
tive committee on its inquiry into the
affairs Of the Public Service Commission
OF the first district. which probably
Will be placed In the hands OF Gov.
Whitman tonight, is expected to con-
tain such conclusions as to the facts
developed that the Governor will imme-
dIa.ely request the resignatlons OF the
Ave members OF the commissi or else
remove them
Such was the Inference to be drawn
yesterday from the attitude OF the mem
bers OF the COMMITTEES who met at the
Hotel Bitmore 1t was said on good
authority that the report would be
signed by all Of the members Of the
committee.
A spirit OF unanimity now perva des
the committee in regard 20 the report.
At least both Col. william Hayward.
tho Governors counsel and also counsel
for the committee. and Senator Thomp-
son, chairman of the committee, were
in harmony a. to what the report should
contain, according 30 statements.
From what could be gathered the df-
ferences slight as uhey were. as to
whether the report should contain rec
concentrations TO the Governor ard
should also make charges Of neglect and
inef'iciency against certain members OF
the commission have been settled. 4.
was asserted that the report will CON
tain neither, but will be forcefuly
presented summary OF the facts devel-
oped by the evidence against each mem
Der OF the commission.
II was asserted yesterday that this
ARA rgemen' OF the evidence will be suf-
fcien, IN Itself and that there will be
no need whatever for the investigating
committee to 20 any further. The facts
Will be 20 emphatic. II was said. that
the Governor can easily decide for him
self whether there has been any negli-
Rence or lncfiicieucy on the part OF the
members OF tho Public Service Conmis-
sion calling FOR definite steps on his
part.
After the members OF the commit ee
had discussed tho advisabllty of such n
plan. at the suggestion OF Col Hayward.
they again took up the reading OF the
testimony Their attention was called
to striking parts and the significance OF
admissions made by members OF the
commission.
Col hayward went 70 Albany las,
night lie took with him the greater
part ~ the report The remainder f.
expected to be typed and ready for the
committee when IL meets In Albany to-
day
The sun., 1915-03-01
ACTRESSES ANNOYER IN CELL.
Niss H"H,ri"" Wnidrcl, mock. AT,
iIni on; Causes Arrest.

'u'Wl.d.y dopona.r. bat restless ,u
p."t, Alb.r, Meyer strokcd his mus
't hr, pGt on his hat. placed his suck
under uI- arm 49, q ictchiue angle and
with huai glance ~ the effect pro-
dV.ed stepped from hts home at a2I
B.o"mheld "t,et. liouol,ru, to s.eh ad-
venture.
Iiy the subm,r'.c tube .r r.t,u,d
HIoadwH, 1ud Thlrty-thhl street,
when No csp,rd what ne thought was
adventure .u the person of % ,pdIm-
ug NourE woman Later the Young
Nouau who = Miss Beatrice Wadec>
~ Walde,k 4 Thompson. PLAYING a.
t.r Grand, said Meyer orled and
Hik"d As io lhlt Meyri was mute
For nj Forty second street hlss wal
drek turned with The grace or wen
r,ined muscles nud kuocked Meyers
lt and sclr-pOssrss.on into the mIddl.
oi the street luludlv dcfyirr fate lie
followed on. uuul la mont Of tine Hotel
Nstor Miss Waldcci, appealed TO Police
man Meaeher
Miss WnldcrN hurried through her
work at tn" theatre and appeared a.,
The complainant in the night court
NaFis'rat" Murphy decided that No,.r
nad been disordeylv and ordered uiu
held without ban for sentence ON
W"dncsdly
The sun., 1915-03-01
THAW RESOLUTION
IN CONGRESS TO-DAY
Keystone State Member Blames
Fugitive's Troubles to
Lawyers "Pickings."
JURY TRIALS FOR INSANE

uy..,,,..,-,>. rs, 90 rasro,.o "a
=,
petitions from trlenus OF hurry n
Thaw asking the House for legislation
ths. u,,,, nrava,t de,ention OF any cit
...,..,., -, -.
.Ae" vi ''''o "
state under circumstance such as sur
round the Thaw case Representative
Porter OF Plttspurg mas prepared ana
VIII Introduce tomorrow the toUowins
resolution;
"Rcsoired, That II IA recommended 70
the states and territories that their
law or laws provide that when citiken
OF any state or territory IL acquitted
or a crime or crimes charged against
him or her IN any other state or Ter
ritory he or she be allowed To depart
TO his or her own state or territory
tnat no c'izeh shal ne 'onfhit'en 10 an
insane asylum OF o'her lns'ltu'ioh OF
detention without ho'ice' nearing Hhu
trlal by Jury OF hls or her men'aI con
ultion AT the tlne Oh s'puir'ai OF such
crime or crimes
Representative forter ADMITS 'het ms
resolution was drawn TO meet cases such
as thht OF lhaw' VINO Ior more than
SIX years mas peeh ehueaVoring legaliy
TO get out Oh me state OF New horK'
where ne Is pelhs resltalheu as Iunatic'
or no nope OF passing ,ne resoiu.ion NJ
this congress uu' ne Says ne VIII re-
Introduce II III the neNI
"r foTteI CO',u ~, nus tila' heIe are
many cases IKE lHa" III "nlch Na'
Iu"seS nave eieu countries 70 asS
'utns pcISo.'S Mhu n'Ne peeii "cuuItteu OF
OI'I"c y" me sIO""u N''' t"es "eFe lH-
s"n. az INV '"'e ''e CRIME was ootn'
m,Ito.