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Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
IDENTIFIED

The identity of the man whose cat got her head fast in the cream pitcher is believed to have been established by recent European events. You remem- Der, be cut the cats head off to save the pitcher, and then broke the pitcher to get the head out. Indications are that he was a German superman of the Junker type.-New York World.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
Starts on Campaign

Gov Thomas E. Campbell was in Mesa for short while yesterday morn ing, starting on his southern Arizona campaign. MT. Campbell lost some valuable time while he was ill with the influenza, but for all that is glad that he is able to prove the erstwhile rumor of his death to be all a mistake.
 He left for Chandler expecting to make that place, Florence and Casa Grande yesterday, then take the train for Mesa. He was accompanied by H. E. Matthews, candidate for state su- perintendent of public instruction.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
NJ MORE TIN FO|[ ON WR|GLEY'S GUM

To help meet the needs of the gov crnment, Wrigley's will discontinue the use of tin-foil as wrapping for Juicy friit chewing gum. in order to re- lease this valuable material to Uncle sam.
 Hundreds of thousands of pounds per week Of tin-foi will thus be made available Co the government. it is said. 'luicy Fruit will hereafter appear in tho hcrmctically sealed pink wrapper same as "Spearmint." "Doublemnt' win also hc wrapped in waxod pink p.per. Instead Of green.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia Cole.
Death of C. w, Atkinson

Word has been received here of the death Of C. W. Atkinson, eldest son of the district superintendent of the M. E. church. MT. Atkinson died of influenza at Tucson where he was financial sec retary of the university. He leaves a wife and two children.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25

held yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock, and the body laid to rest in the Mesa cemetery.
 The Toggery where Dick Standage formerly was employed, was closed during the time of the funeral as a mark of respect.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Mercantile paper and sterling day bills unchanged Demand. s4.7540; cables $4,7655. Mexi- can dollars unchanged. Time loans strong; unchanged. Call money strong unchanged
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25

CHICAGO, Oct 24.-The close: Corn-Nov. $1.251s; Dec. s1.211k. Oats-Nov. 6SBc; Dec. 6S3sc. Pork-Nov. $34.10; Jan. $37.50. Lard-Nov. s23.2O; Jan. $23.92. Ribs-Nov. $20.75; Jan. $2O.3O.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
PRAISES ARIZONA
 FUR MEETING QUOTA

For her splendid work in oversub- scribing the quota of the fourth Liberty loan, Phoenix yesterday re- ceived the congratulations of G. K. Weeks, general campaign manager of the Twelfth federal reserve district. The telegram of AIr. Weeks to H. J. McClung, state chairman is as follows: Liberty Loan General Executive Board
 430 California Street
 San Francisco.
 october 9, 1918. Mir. H. J. McClung, state chairman, Arizona Liberty Loan Organization. Dear MT. McClung: I desire to con- graduate you most heartily on the result of the campaign in Arizona where, in spite of unusual difficulties, the portion of the state under your jur- isdiction has apparently come through with very satisfactory over subscrip- tion. The number of subscribers. as indicated by returns to date is also excellent
 Very truly yours.
 c. K. WEEKS,
 General Campaign Manager.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
Crazy Man Still at larqe

Up to last evening. nothing had been seen Of the escaped inr-~ te of the aSy- lum, but no alarm is felt as the asy- lum authorities pronounce him harm less and feel sure that he will become tired of hiding and appear in a day or two.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
g. H. STEPHENS D|ESAT
 JEROME IF INFLUENZA

TEMPE, Oct. 25.-Mrs. E. c. Whit comb received the sad news Wednes- day that her brother Jaw, S. H. Ste phens, had died of influenza in Jerome. The circumstances are particularly sad in that Mrs. Stephens was visiting in Kansas at the time and could not be located at once so that she will not be able to reach Jerome until today. The aged father of Mir. Stephens also passed away Wednesday night, but not of influenza
 Mrs. Whitcomb attempted to go to the relief of the stricken family, but on reaching Phoenix was not permitted to buy a ticket for Jerome on account of the rigid quarantine in effect there. Arrangements have been made to allow Mrs. Stephens to enter. MT. Stephens was the chief electrician of the United Verde Copper Co. and well-liked for his sterling qualities and genial dis position.
 Everything in Jerome is tightly closed-one can buy only the very ne- cessities. Five deaths were reported from there Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Woods Expected Home
 Mrs. J. H. Woods is expected to ar rive at home Saturday or Sunday
 Rowand Family Arrive
 Elihu Rowand and family returned Tuesday from Missouri. Mrs. Rowand is greatly improved in health.
 Visits Her Mother
 Mrs. Harold Ross from Hayden is
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
M METALS
GRAIN

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Metals un changed.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25

Fine delivery horse for sale. Vienna Bakery, Tempe.-Adv. al
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25
COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton closed steady at a net advance of 3 to 25 points.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25

Mrs. Woods Expected Home Mrs. J. H. Woods is expected to ar rive at home Saturday or Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-25

VISItS F1eT WotneT Mrs Harold Ross from Hayden is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
LONG AND COOLIDGE
HEAD MASS. TICKETS
Republicans Reject Ham for Sec
ond Place; Ex Mayor Fitzgerald
Picked for Congress.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Boston Mass. sept ~ Richard
II Long, birmingham manufactures,
was nominated for Governor bv the
Democrats at the Primaries yesterday.
defeating William \ CASTOR. a Boston
banker. and Edward Il Barry a former
Lieutenant Governor by small plurality.
The Republicans nominated Lieutenant
Governor Calvin Coolidge for Governor
without opposition Charming II Cox.
speaker OF the State House of Repre-
sentatives. defeated Guy A. Ham for the
Republican nomination for Lieutenant
Governor by more than a two to one vote
Three congressman were involved
in contests One of them, Peter f.
Tague, Democrat was defeated for r.
nomination by John / Fitzgerald for
mcr Mayor Of Boston by ninety-one
votes Congressman James l. Gallivan,
Democrat easily won denomination
over James NJ Curlev, another former
Boston Mayor and Congressman Viii
liam 5. Greene, Republican was renomi-
mated by substantial margin over Jo-
scph W Martin. Jr
There was no contest on either ticket
for United States Senator The Re
publicans rcnominated Senator John W
Weeks and the Democrat nominee was
former Governor David l. Walsh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
EDGE SWEEPS JERSEY.
Governor Wins Senate Nomina-
topn 10 to 1; Kuchnle Beaten
in Atlantic City.
By Associated preas 10 Every Evening

ny hss''ihtfh sftHS w HNFfA hNfh'N
Trenton, N. j., Sept. 25-The victory
Of the organization candidates in yes
terday's primary election grew ia magni-
tude today with the tnbulation Of rcturns
from more than one-half Of the districts
In the state
Governor Walter f. Edge was an ensy
winner of the Republican nomination for
the long term of United States Senator,
defeating Representative Edward w.
Gray and George l., Record by n vote
Of about ten tn one.
Although early returns indicated that
George " lamontc of Boundbrook. for
mer state banking coinrnlssioner, had
won the Democratic nomination for
United States Senator. long term, later
figures pointed To n close race between
Lamonte and Charles O'Connor Hen
Messy, of HackenSack roth had good
lead over Frank McDermit and Alex-
ander Simpson.
There was no contest IN either party
for the short term nomination for Sena-
tor. Charles 0'Connor lIennessv, Dem
ocrat, and David Baird, the present in
cumbent being unoppoFed
Louis kuchnlc, deposed boss who
served term IN prison after conviction
IN graft eases which caused big political
upheaval some wears ago. sought the
Republican nomination n county clerk
lie was beaten. The office pays $500
annually, and kuehnle sought the place
on the ground that he needed the money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
SITUATION AT NEW Arm

special Cores spondcnce of livery Evening
Newark sept - Although scvrcal
additional mild cases Of Spanish influenza
have been reported in Newark and vi
cjnifv local physicians are dong every
thing possible to check thr spread OF he
disease While The schools were closed for
only this week, the school authorities
state that II conditions warrant they
will remain closed next week Several
moro school children have the disease
There arc few mid cases among the
Delaware College student members Of
the Students ARMY Training Corps and
,hcv are being looked after by thc army
surgeon connected with tho corps. Not
= case has developed TO date among the
200 soldiers OF thc lnduStra framing
Corps
AS q precautiOn the authorities of the
Women College have quarantncd the
students nj that institution Therc Is
not a case there al present and II IS
hoped to keep the institution clear of the
disease
THIRD VICTIM IN CECIL COUNTY
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton. Md. Sept. 25-Spanlsh in
fiuenza has claimed its third victim in
this section. when Edward w Dawson
aged % years. a former Delaware College
student, succumbed to the disease Mon
dav night at the home Of his parents, one
mile north Of ElktOn.
The firsf victim Of the fatal disease in
this town. Henry W Scott, the baseball
player, who died Sunday, was buried this
afternoon from his late home on East
Main street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
DEMOCRATS "ST|CK;," !"
DEFEAT E. D. P. DRIVE
Congressman Dofemus Warns
Against Raid on Political Base
and Auxiliary Enemy Shippers
,ssc~iate,r rress 70 Fvefv Evening

Nv Associated Press 70 Fvefv Evening
notroit. Mitch sept - Snlotth
nation Of partiaauqhip to tho grrat ptlf
r0ac ~ winning tho war wae aorinded aR
tho kcynotc nf the coming campaign
hv onerc~qman frank I I}nfpmus af
lhtrplt IN hia address aa Temporary
chairman of tho llrtnocratlc STATE on
vrution hcrr fodav
Whether thrac who arr conducting
an offensive to rartufr thr political
harn az supplies Will have u ~ nr not I
he sad. tho people themselves havr
adlourncd Isl,tfcs
~cyvrv dcnunclation WA snircd hY
the Sisakcr uf those who Erck 10 udc
e. power hy embarrassing and harHsslnR
Tic cnuunandcr N chirf 81 tie army
ard navy lie referred 20 them aH
AUXILIARY enemy snlpors hrrg IN The
mar Of the administration
Congressman Dormus urged that
thcrr hc no break N tho ranks lest \
refusal 10 sustain the President he r..
garcicd IN the Cyrs Of the nat'on's antag-
onsts rs refusal 70 sustain tho war
rlanS 10 be formulated hs Democratic
lcaGcr< for the campaign N behalf Of
ItenrN Ford candidacy for | mted
States Senator ovcrshqdowed IN the
nominations Ia he made at the party :
state CONVENTION TO-DAY The convention
Will nominate candidates for Secretary
of State, Attorney General, state frcaS-
urcr and Auditor General
definite stand on the woman $
suffrage amendment fo be voted upon at
the November election. IS expected TO
hc included IN the platform.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
CITY COURT CASES.
Fifteen Inebriates Faced Deputy Judge
Hcllings This Morning

DEPUTY Judge Hellinps, in the Mum
icipal Court. today, disposed of l5 cases
of drunkenness. in which three dcfen-
dants were dismissed and 10 were fined
81 costs each, one 81 and one S.
J. Frank Ball obtained the dismissal
Of George Collins and James Lilly
Negroes, hargcd with trespass on the
shipbuildcrs' housing tract Mt Lancaster
avenue and Union street.
William H. Boyd. Negro, pleaded
guilty TO charge of carrying CON
ccaled deadly weapon and was fined
$50 and costs. but was acquitted Of
charge of The larceny of Sli from War
rem Phelps. also colorcd Tho two men
played five up" and Phelps accused
Boyd of snatchlng Sli from table
and fleeing
For disordcrly conduct on the street
John J. Brown WAS fined $40 and costs
and James McAnally 81.
7 Frank Cannon, charged with threat
cniug bodily harm, was dismissed
In n non-support case Robert blood
well was required to give $500 bond
Charles fhors pleaded guilty Ia
q charge of operating An automobile
without license and was fined SO
and costs
Isador Dicrowski charged with the
larceny of s433 from Mrs Bertha Pat
aszcwski. was held IN 81 600 bail Tor
thc Court of General Sessions The
parties reside mt 326 Seventh avenue
Mrs. Pataszcwski testified That the
money was stolen from a bureau drawer
The sum OF Si1S02 was found ON the
defendant. who said he found II whiio
sweeping the kitchen floor Detective
kcmnski stated picruwrki asked Tor
50 cents for drink when surrondcr'nE
tho money
Continuance until next tuesday was
granted IN the case of Henry Cohan
charged with assault and battery on
William II Thorp
kcgham Condjos.ln. 'h.rgod wit,
threatening Mams DayanS' was put
under $500 bond
pccislou was reserved ~ the case
of Frank Nclcntc, charged with threat
cning John NallonL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.

By Associated Press tO Every Evening
Philadelphia. sept - Butter higher
western creamery. extra, 60
Eggs, firm; nearby first, f7Oal5. %,
nearby current receipts, lilOal4 ~,
western firsts, l4l0alf.i0, fancy selected,
packed, 54aj6.
Cheese, firmer New York aud Wiscou-
sin, full milk, 29a3O
Corn, dull: yellow, according 20 gradc
and location, l.70al.S3.
Oats. higher No. ,, white, s. 2aS5
No. 3. SlaSl
Live poultry, lower fowls, not Leg
horns. 32a35. 10. Icghorns, 3la}2 ,Hnng
chickens. not Leghorns, 3Sa36. DO, Leg
horns, 32a33. roosters, 25a26, ducks,
Pekin, 22a34; Indian runner, 2Sa3O
Dressed poultry, firm iresh-lliled lows
fancy, 81 sa3S, do. smaller sizes, 3aa5,
roosters, 2SIe spring ducks, Long Island,
y: broiling chickens, western. 2NafO
Potatoes, steady. Eastern Shore. per
bbl. 2O0a5OO; Jer~c,i per BASKET, 'Ua
05
Flour, dun: winter wheat, iO0 pcr cent
four. 10 25aIO.5O. hansas wheat, %,
10 N5atIl 40: spring wheat lo S5al ~.
Ual firm: timothy 40 D large ana
small b4ic. 33 O0a3lOO No. ?, 10,
}1 O0a32 80. 50 3. 20, ~ 0Oa2S.0O clover
,oi>nd light. 30 OOa32 80; No. I, DO,
III O0a3l 50; No ,, DO, p 00a29O0
T9Iow. firm, prime, city. IN tlerccs. ~,
AZ .porial. loose, ISIS prime country,
l7l,: dark. l6al6l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
STATE SCHOOL. CENSUS.
Will Start in Kent Next Week. Other
Counties Soon to Follow.

The question ot state school ccnsus,
vas considered Al meeting u Welfare
Workers of thc state Defense Council
II Dover Yesterday Mrs Garrett
Harrington State Chairman oi Welfare
woIk. Mrs John u Hutton " Dover.
chairman of welfare work for kcrt county.
Mis- lcaunrttr Eckman SECRETARY n th"
Naruru Committee and Others attcnd't
thc cnnfc}Crcc
II 4. expected that the school snsu-
of krrt corutv viii hcrlu n"Nt week
The teachers If thc public schools ar"
r,al, lor the work ana viii h' allowed
time in Which 81 make # Tho school
ccrsu= tn th, othct tWn counties Will
stalt n -Grrt time
Nhtc I'd Dover 'hc workers n'c~tl-
ca;od tho lihrTt, Kitchen thcro and
lrc,!cd to establish Child liralth en-
ten. 4; thr State capital, ~ connection
vth tho IIhcJ;r Kitchen
MIS- l~thrr ! lapc 81 The Council
1T Var Organisation of Now York, has
l,,an secured ~ the Director General
of the State Defense Council 'or the
Amcr,canl7alon Committee work oi the
~f9tc Council
N,-- NJ 1lutch,n has hoeu engaged
a- HafG worker tor " cIlaro work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
SEE HUN PEACE TERMS
IN REICHSTAG PROGRAM
Rotterdam DisCerns Hand of
Kaiser in Social Democrats
Political Schedule. Keen To
Join World League.
~ ssscclated proaa to Fvcry Evening

Hy Asaociatcd rreaa - Every Evening
London. Sept - Therr - good
reason to hoiievo that tho program adopted
hy tho social democratic faction of the
ReichFtaE ~ is meeting on Monday was
not only inspired bY tho German govern
rnent. hut actually ornhoelIes Germany q
reaco trims. according to Rotterdam
advlcoe ~ the Telegraph
II IS pointed ont hy tho dispatch that
tho part pf the program referring to
International arrangements as distinct
from internal reforms was discussed soon
after the failure of the German offensive
and when II became apparent that
Germany prospects were hopeless
thr resolutions adopted hy the social
democratic party included the unrestrIct-
ed endorsement of the Reichstag peace
resolution of July. 1917 II also declared
IN favor of Germany joining leapne #
nations based on n peaceable settlement
of all disputes and general disarmament.
There were non-commttal declarations
on the restoration OF Belgium, on an
understanding regarding indcnmties and
on tho restoration of Serbia and Montene-
gro. and declaration that the peace
treaties of Breet i ltovvll and Bucharest
must not hinder the conclusion Of peace
II was urged that clvIl administration
over All occupied territories be gwen
upon the conclusion of peace to democrat
il parliaments which are to toe established
forthwith
Autonomy for Nsace and Lorraine
also WAS provided for IN the resolution
which also declared for universal, equal
secret and direct suffrage for all the
German Federal states
II is said the Prussian Landtag will be
dissolved II equal suffrage docs not result
without delay from deliberations Of the
committee Of the upper House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
CHARGED WITH RIGaNN
Howard l. Jones of New Work. Arrested
Here. Said to Have Four Wives,

Howard Jones. ,ii wears Old. charged
witb hgam> and grand larceny IN New
orh CITY. i detained ~ the Wilmington
po,ra station. pending the receipt Of
irgaI papers from New ork
Jones was arrested IT the Hotel du-
pon' Yesterday afternoon ~ Detective
Ponson Tic II accused Of having four
vlvcs and ir;,udujcntly ohtau ng money
ANA i,wc}r, from some Of them The
fourth wife accompanied i'y 2 relative.
lcit Wilmington for New Work last night
Dct3He of .lonc~ alleged crimes are
mc3gre
It IS reported hat Jones Travelled
extensively and spcut money lavishi(
touring tho Tinted States and apada
and occupying cNpcns'ves suites IN fash
lonahlo hotels Tho c,psL-of q sUItc tic
occupied m an Atlantic City hotel
vas So pcr da> Il Is alleged tha'
sometimes be rcsortcd TO forgery " dld
uo; pay hotel bills
The Wilmington Police Department
was notified this morning that . warrant
for Jones arrest would he sent from
New York today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
WILL ADVISE WITH
DISTRICT BOARD
Three Experts Named to Help IN
Work Connected With
New Draft.

The District Board has finally acted
upon the selection Of three advisory
members to serve with il in the coming
draft, and the nominees have agreed TO
accept these appointments, elective
Immediately The men selected are aa
follows, Samuel H. Derby, WoOdslde
advises particularly on agricultural prob
lens; Andrew I}ryson New Castle advises
particularly on industrial problems, and
Fred II tiawthfop Wilmington, advises
on general occupation and employnenta
involved with the financial, commercial
educational. hospital work, public healt
and various other activities of like nature,
not included under the appetite heads
of agriculture and industry
These men in their respective felds,
are expected to keep Themselves rs fully
informed of the employment conditions
as possible They viii SIT with the
District Board whenever ihov wish ia
bring any special cases or witnesses tu
the attention ~ the Isigtrict Board, which
they feel require attention, submitting
their advice ~ to The beet action in the
interest Of the National emergency at
the time Where certain registrants.
holding positions Of Importance to the
national emergency, are oppoaed to
entering claims for deferred classification
on their industrial. agricultural or general
occupations, the advisory members are
empowered to enter claims for such regis
trants, So that qiestionnaires NAV he
suitably submitted to the District Board
for action
The advisory members have full acoras
to all records of the Local and District
boards. So that thev may investigate
and study any epecial casea which appear
tn them as bring essential These ap-
pointments arc based upon recently
iesued orders from General Crowdcr q
office. for the purpose of assisting tho
D,strict Hoard in its work during the
enlarged classification ~ the new draft
whlch Is now starting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
az FROM RURAL NEW CASTLE.
special Correspondence of livery Evening

special Correspondence of livery Evening
Newark sept - Forty-two Negro
conscrlpt~ left Newark tins morning FOR
Camp DN, lomng the Wilmington con-
tluecnt IN that city The men reported
herr Yesterday afternoon They were
assembled At the headquarters OF the
Local Exemption Board, where short
addresses were made 10 them by DR. l.
Y Vaughn Of Delaware college and Iicu-
tenant Bobcrt " Glenn, an instructor
at the Delaware College Students Army
Training Camp. who has sven four
months service in France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
LIQUOR TRAFFICKERS
SENTENCED IN r. s. GOF'FT
Several Offenders To-day Changed Former
Pleas of Not Guilty % Guilty


A panel III petit jurors was summoned
H. ghc 4 & District Court this noruinr
H. consider FIVE cascs n selling hquor ~
soldiers. but re carh of the defendants
changed tho previous plea ~ mot glni'y
10 guilty. Aentrncr was imposed Dv
Judge Woolldy and the JuryHen dis
missed until October ~. AZ ina ~
Irecph lsri,oks was represented .g
Josiah Mqrvl Who presented mifivatinR
circumstances and secured = sentence io-
hie rliont ~ BOO fine and n davs' I'M
prizonmert
Augustus Noung. uho has already
spent three months ~ Jail slnco hiF arrost
got 20 moro DAYS 10 addition to 2 fnn al
500 and costs George Williams got ne
sarno fine and 81 da1z ID bo vorkhouae
IIrnry Williams oolorcd Who sd-
nitted aitemptlna ~ soil bat pointed
to tho whisky ~ Tho case and n ~ bottle
IN tho court room ~ proof ~ his NON
success. and who and that ~ had nnvrr
lcrn ID ai IN Delaware trinrc his
trp. got 30 DAYS and 500 and costs
Edward rfWrcrc. who lad pcrn
machinlst ~ uavni service, arknow lodged
having Obliged trend by buying
whisky for him, thinking he might need
Il incidentally. got OF with 80 days and
costs Oniv
Judge Wo0iev, IN imposing sentence.
dWcit 1p he tact that thc infringement
nf the .aw was not p question uf tenn
Terancc, but an interference with tho
method hv which Congress Is trv7ng 20
bmid ~ m army 0f sound and scit-
controlled men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
LOAN MEETING IN DOVER.
Women Of the State Gathered There
Today in Large Numbers

c)oClaI INsIlaENH 20 FaNUI FNtIIIEIE
Dover. Sept 25 5-Women from all
parts Of Delaware gathered here today
in large numbers for general state
convention to map out plans for the
womens part in the fourth Liberty
Loan campaign. which opens next Sat
urday
The meeting had been called by Mrs
Henry Ridgely OF Dover, the womon's
State chairman. and the response was
pleasing
As was the case heretofore, the women
OF the State are determined to exceed
the quota allotted TO them. They have
well-defned ideas as to how the work
can best be done and a statewide plan
no doubt viii be mapped out at today's
meetmg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-25
FREED ON ROBBERY CHARGE.
Two Men May he Rearrcsted 10 Await
Arrival Of Witness.

Irving HANDY. III General Sessions
this morning. before Judge Conrad, asked
fer thc discharge of two prisoners held IN
he workhouSc on charges of highway
rohbc-l Thomas killcourse and William
llavc> Air Handy sad the grand Jury
had failed 10 return an Indictment against
Tho men. and tncy therefore were en-
titled to- their liberty
Attorney-G General Rclnhardt SAID the
state had been unable TO get 3 witness
here IN time for the grand Jury. but II the
men were set free he would have them
TcaTrcStcd Immediately The court
ordered the discharge OF the men and AIR
Rolnhardt set about starting lhc ma
Chincrv for thor rcarrest