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Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26

f-.a r.4a.
They're all I have in the world. II
they're found by these scoundrels
they'll be stolen from US. Don't you
see TT That mans a thief"
From upstairs came the noise Of
pounding on doors and the words, II
know you're here. 20 you may as well
open the door,"
held the box, too paralyxed to
know what to do. but Mrs. Delario had
her wits about her II I didn't.
Put 1t in your stocking ane rum"
ahe commanded ~Quick-your stock
Ing"
And I whisksd up my skirt even a.
she had done. and slowed the dia-
monds In my stocking.
She pushed me out Of the seance
room ahead Of her and ws tiptoei to
the vestibule. Run" she whispered
I'm going to scream for help - soon
~ you're out Of sight"
In her hurry to get me OF she almost
pushsd me down ths stspa. TAsa -
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26
soh PIsass Keep Thsm Just . LIttis
Longer"

SObs0Sts
before I heard the seance room door
open and the rustic of skirts that told
me the sitter yyas leaving.
Mrs. Delario showed her out and
then came into the reception room.
looking pasty and unnatural. held
the box In my hand, ready for her.
When she saw me-and it-I thought
she would faint.
"No-no-don'ti" I" she cried. a. at
tempted to give 1t to her. She strug-
gled for breath for few minutes, but
regaining her composure she apollo.
gised for the way she'd acted. saying
that the shock Of the night before had
left her unstrung and that seeing the
stones again in the house. when she
thought they were safe. had been too
much for her; and then she told me
how she'd foiled the thief the night
before and had afterward rushed to
the telephone and warned her son
who was spending the evening with
his flancee-not to come home, but to
60 to a hotel under an assumed name.
Which she hoped he'd done, but didn't
know. &.
"Oh. If could only see-lf I could
only see for myself and my dear ones"
she burst out. Like the doctor, I can
help others but not myself" and she
sank down on the sofa. murmuring:
III I could only see-if 1t were some.
body elise 1ais. If q
mo" she said. people don't under.
stand-except professionals-that sit,s
almost impossible for clairvoyants to
get anything for themselves. or those
very near to them. I can't even read
for sitters after I come to know them
very well. There's something-a kind
Of Welcomes up" she broke Oh
In her explanation and went to the
front door and looked out.
tim nervous and all unstrune,~ she
excused. coming back and sitting
down.
made q motion to give her the boz,
only to see her draw back with the
same frightened look and protesting
gesture.
"You aren't going to desert me- are
your she cried -Oh. pleaseI bes
Of you-I implore you-ksep them 3use
little longer
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26
"a MILLION DoLLARs IN NY srockIMo-.

N the little French town Of vevz
sow young girl Claire Ravno be
the
Claire had met
Mrs. Darios home In the confusion At the
unknown her has in her Calling
oexpana Vhue
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26
When WEAK and Nervous

Kansn City, Kans. .S'I have taksn d..
Rieees's 1sygrats PrescIiption many times
Vuman's weakness when I was al rundown.
weak and nervous and II soon bad mo built
Up b health and stzength. u have takso II
at different times q . tonic and Il has neveo
failed to sivo sslief. ] have also recon.
mended Il 70 othsEs Who havebeen vonds0.
fully bene6tsd BY tt use.
sAs have dons lots q nurslng I sm inAo
Sons Sss ssved T the iiis d % many womsn.7
MRS. A, GEHRI0ER, alO2 Wood Ave
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26
CHAPTER v.
More Trouble,

More Trouble.
And I did. For the only time-as
far a. remember-in the whole Of
this adventure into which I'd been
dragged to save Q friend, the expected
happened. slept and overslept and
walked up feeling drusged and cold
and with q dull wonder II I'd dreamed
It the night before. and ~ I came
out Of my bedroom saw the box Of
diamonds Just where I'd left II and
Il gave mo . thrin. But I let It lie
and took my bath and dressed with
out going near Il. Then liftod the
lid with the feeling that I Was bound
to ind the boz GmpU.
And thscs lay ths seven diameoAs.
Just - I lad pat tAsm haek.
Al this Deant sesosthing danosU1g1v
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26

OG 1870 Eavofi6e PfosM3ption. -MRA
@. G. HINES. S25 Mound St.
After long experisncs IN ths treatment a
vegetable tonic and connective which b
called DF. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
This = . purely vegetable preparation.
without particle Of alcohol contained in Il.
When . woman complains Of backache,
dinxineW OF pain-When everything looks
black beioro her cyee-a dragging feeling,
loud turn e. ths .a tsmpsssnos nssuDs S.rbs i1s
tonic. Il can be obtained in almost evesy
drug store In the land and the inNedients
are printed In plain Enslish on the wrapper.
Put mp q tablets or kquia DR.. Pierus, q
lnyaHd1 Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y. will ssnd .
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26
SHE THOUGHT DYEING ''sfa
WAS OLD FASHIONED
But splamond Dyes" Made Her Faded,
. Shabby, Old Garments
- 5''-'- - Like New. ree

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give a new, rich. fadeless color to any
fabric. whether It be wool. silk. linen.
cotton or mixed goods - dresses,
blouses, stockings, skirts, children's
coats, feathers--everything!
Direction Book in package tells how
to diamond dye over any color. To
match any material. have dealer show
you 'Diamond Dye" Color Card-Adv
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26

Wanting little the best Of 1t Ia
usually at the bottom of most lawsuits.
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26

C9IJ0l0 AS6oe u00OOeF50R
Chinese govsEnment aeontD hsvo
besa 0eaf 10 several count1lee -
&sAy ~ masufhetuFe q tsassxasA
an6 tslepAoos sq1ipn0t Win Q Nv
= DsedseiAg IN ~ sDoaEseas -
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26
Those Women Who
Dread Middle Life

A!teklson. Kans.s
-ssI took DR..
P5srcs'S Favosito
PrescripHan dur.
Ing expoctknl1 and
It was . Great help
to, ma. H 49, No
means u kesCin9
me ,epnE
ton and whsn j
eame 70 middle We
! tool Il as1n and
- brouGkt mQ
through fhispegiod
sedely. amlway
dad to recommend
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26
Trouble follows the tran
Of the blood-red diamonds.
cJslna As.sr Isdsserssa

cro m coltTllsUED.,
Cheyenne record., 1920-02-26

Froeklss. scars, wrinkles. smallpox pits. ETC..
removed; crooked noses, other deformittes
corrected For any facial disngurement write
DR.. Bailey. 224 Empire Bldg, Denver. Colo.
No, Cordelia, watered milk doesn't
necessarily come from the river Iscow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

that by reason Of me foregoing not
only Was il the night but the duty
# tlle defendant as Governor and
Chief Executive If The State e
Maine u lake al steps REASONABLY
necessary and within his powers
as conferred by he Constitution
and lavs of ne state Of Maine
70 sustain the va.idity af this Eigh-
tesrrh Amendment n the ConsriTil-
Laon Of the United States ana of said
Nolstead Act against the attack Of
~ StaHe Of Rhode Island N sand
suit n equity, ana laat . mar END.
The defendant IN MS capacity as
Governor aforesaid. conferred and
consulted with rle ATTORNEY General
Of The Stale Of Maine requesting hlm
II behalf If the State To take SUCH
action ann do al such things as
might De necessary to prote.g- the
interests e the state III the premises.
And The defendant ayers raa1 fol-
lowing SUCH conference and cunsuIra-
-ion. GUY Il. Stur-7s ne Legally
-Ietst@1 ana duly Qualified Attorney
General NJ the state II Mime daern-
ing II necessa.-v ana proper that the
state 0f Maine -. represented before.
The supreme Cou~t u me United
States in SAID suit IF ne state OF
Rhode Island. Joined with the a trur-
1eys General II said twenty other
~t4.as asking permission thar SAID
states ana - Sta1e Of Maine nlcni
appear as l.nIcl cUr;ae n SAID suit
ana file 4 ar-e1 opposing he rsn-en-
Ions Of -.le stale If Rhode Island.
ana sucr PERMISSION being granted.
I'D n can junction with said At-or-
news General Of sand twenty inner
States prapa-4 ana lie On me -!E1th
sav lf March -g@h such brief avn
3iuvtDg me SAID Charles Z. Hughes
70 1sslsT Ihe1'alc. said Charles L.
Hughes being especially experienced
and qualified u practice ana pro
cRdUra before ne Supreme Court of
ne C-ltaa ~t1.es ana earned N
Consr5tuUuna! law ana SAID en-
DlovnenI ny sald Attorney General
If ne State II Name being under
and ~ virtue Of me authority vess ed
n MIN as Attorney General nE me
common law ana by rhe special pro-
v.siGr Of Chapter 80 NJ the Pubic
Laws u Ma NE of -4-9
And the ae1endcnI ayers t14a- az
Governor NJ rne STATE If Maine ne
has not employed or made any con-
-racT If employment Win me said
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on sad brief with said ATTORNEYS
General as "af Counsel
And The defendant further ar-rs
That since Article Twenry-slx Of the
CONSTITUTION Of Name Was adopted.
II mas been the uniform and consist
snI policy Of the people Of this State
IA prohibit he manufacture and SAFE
Of Intoxicating liquors within this
stare and 10 demand the enforcement
af AL pr0hlbitnrv avs enacted pur-
sualr 10 said Article Twenry-six. and
mai through Itlsar reprt..iea III L F'.s.
me mem De,,s If me Seventy ninth
Legislature n confirmation Of th.s
policy they adopted for the STAG af
Maine -as Eighteenth Amendment 20
the Constitution Of the United States
providing eur National Prohibition.
And the defendant AYERS that
tliITy-dve other siatss Of te Cnien
having also adopted the said Eight
eFnth Amendment. and il having
thereby oecom+ a PAT Of -ae Con-
st.rurlOn II he United States. 1ld
pursuant -lerato me SAD TOistaad
Al so-ca5laG. Id ing been enacted.
ne stale Of Maine became and i
v,Iaay Interested n Sustaining me
va.idity Of sald EiE.11 ssnth Amend
Inant anu SAID FolsLaad Acr VIII h
have become -he supreme law Of re
and extending their 1eneicert aalice
1s'g7lsjprs throughout aRcn and al y
the sIaTas If the uiun eYnbuaring
ne rule ri public policy, long recos-
n.Zed as ri highest benefit and #
~.-al Necessity - the public welfare
And tlle defendant fur-ler AYERS
max lie State af Maine Is particular
II Interested IN sustaining said
amendment and AT because SINCE
the Adoption 0f SAID prohihltarv
amendment - me Constitution Of
this State ne enforcement Il me
P-oGIhliorv Law within the ~ta-a ms
bes,, attended with difficulties aris-
ing GuT u he farG thay continued m
por-aTluns # inGu~lcaI4rg lruDrs If
all kinds nave bean made INFO Iris
StaLa rr-'rrl other states al the Union
where the manufacture ara sac #
me SAINT WIRE permitted ny The avs
thereof winch sazG difficulties W are
practically removed nv TIE adoption
a sRld Eighteenth Amendment nj
ne passage # sad Vpisfead Act AMI
thn enforcement IT The pr~,hiDlIniy
avs III thiE Stara 10 the highest de-
g~ee made possible and permanent.
And the defendant further avers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
NORMA TALMADGE
PLAY CONVINCING

Does a Woman lie WHEN she
loves She certainly does. and
Norma Talaadge proves it IN She
Loves and Lies" Select speGixl in
which thu pupaiar star will appear
at the Colonial theatre Thursday.
True. Miss Taimadge liars a Un0d
excuse for her fibs. tor she must
WIN a fortune and IN order 20 do tszfs
she must marry man. while she is
u,aEgaerading as woman of fifty
two, VINO happens to BE- tbs man
she really loves and he really be
ueves she is the age she represents.
ADJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Hughes. the attorney general and
himself. and that nuEt Ut the CONVEX
sa1iun was conducted by Justice
Hughes and the attorney genera.
Was The employment Of Justice
Eughes made by the attorney gener-
Al" asked Attorney General Sturgis.
IT was" replied Gov. MtiI;ken-
Dad you ernplor Tharles L.
Hughes 70 act N this Rhode Island
CASE ~
T did not
Attorney Rice IN arguing briefly
stated that the plaintiffs position 8
hat he defendant purpurting to arr
u N official capacity had unnerfak-
IN % perform duties which do not
belong To his Office and had spent the
money Of the state illegally The re
fanuarlI has fled an answer saying
tha- -hnsa are the acts nj the attor-
ney general anu are not mis- acts and
int defendant also attempts "a Jns-
tIfY 1is action n Ltls matter
The fact remains thas the art was
done n me name of the state %
Maine without any direct auI noritT
from lie Legislature. SAID AItarnst
tlct should Inc .nvarnor and altar
ney @eurra. continue rs employ coEn-
sv. II The various matters that eaTe
ID. we could keep a whole bar Dusy
n the supreme court af tie United
States
Attorney General Sturgis declared
that ne grvar7or in behalf Of me
State III Maine mad mt employed
counsel. L Is The duty Of the arror
ntv general 10 appear as counsel in
suits N WHICH he State Of Maine Is
lnrare ST ed. A private citizen has not
ne ";Eht n interfere n the affairs
II Tie puhlic A. laTge.
Whatever acr the governor has
peri is an acT Of gpvernmenrai
duty and outside the equity jurisdir-
Iun If his court. said Attorney
Genera Itlr-ls, --hP policy If ne
state is we'll established Ia maintain
ia ne 1igheE; deErEte he prohibilory
law and lis enforcement. ana this Is
Important when one considers that
me Legislature Of Lhls State. me rep
~esarIaI.ves Of me people. adopted
me pronlbi1ory amendment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
AMCSEMENTS
CORBETT PUTS
WINNING PUNCH
IN GREAT PLAY

There ara very few men n tnis
world whose names and faces are as
vel known II svery ana as that N
James !. C0rbett. There nave been
4ha-npluns Of ne -cE before and
since pu- none mas achieved tne
popularity If Gentleman jim Cor
o@tt lie stands forth as TIE per
spnlIicatien OF cieln. viriie manhood
"a man vino elevated the prize ing
w his wholesome personality and
VINO mas g-acasi me stage br virtue
al ms dramatic la.enJs and magnet
.sTl-
Ern.'H tAear-aEoer IL the city VIII
nava aa opportunity % see Tin"
Tarotrt N me Colonial Theatre TO-
dag where he will appear rs the
star Of me Universal phutodrana.
The Prince Of Avenue A. This Is
ne first feature productiDn n which
Carns-tr has appeared II IS taken
from a play IN which the eE-chaIn-
plon formerly appeared on the stage
IN Nav York ana other critics. The
sTurv IS Nv F-ank and Charles =.
Ford n rhe case the sucn players
Is Mary Warren. Har-- Nor-1up.
Richard Cummings. Cara Drew Ii
dia vsa.anrIs Titus. Johnnie Cooke.
Frede-irk y-oUrl and George Fisher.
II '.'rhe Prince Of Avenue A. Cor
oa1t appears a. Barry O'Cannor, !
popular vUung Ii-ishnan from New
Eork's east side a plumber by trade,
Il politician by ci1oice and a patron
Of Fifth Avenue -aIlors. AZ 4 lead
e- If his 6iEr:C, his farms ne ac-
gua.n1aare Of the weaithy :aadi-
dacs fur mayor, whose pretty
daughter Barry aspires 20 marry.
He Is opposed IN hisslcre making
By a society youth and IN his poi.ti-
cai career by 4 rival galgster. Aft
sr I series Of amusing ana thrilling
incidents Barry suceefas IN brush, :
( ing aside all barriers and aehier-
ing The goal Of his ambitions
The appearance af Jim" Earnetc
on program ought TO De enough 10
satisfy any theatre-Eper but Man
ager Appiei5y has provided still 9TH
ar good things fur todaT's prugram
At The Colonial. There are a roar-
ing rwo-resi cnmsdy. the always
entertaining Outing Chester scenic
alrn and a new Ford WGekirs-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Fo8S GHeJ
TX the several states ana
u1aeif eiflzEns. arising cut If r5,a
Penoency of snch actions.
VIZ The defendant denies the al
ihsanons Of paragraph seven +, the
plaintiffs hill.
VIII The defendant denies the al
legations Of paragraph e,rh+ :, ~
plaintiffs bill.
TX The defendant dsniax -. >,
issa1ions OF Paragraph nine IN -he
pia1nuns bill. but further answering
In respect therein. AYERS that he b.s
not contracted in the mama NJ -.,p
state any Indebtedness IN he ,.sa
nom the funds Of the stata far an
attorney Or attorneys To oppose sasa
SUI as therein implicitly alleged
x Further and generally snrws-
ing the several allegations in Tho
plaanflns bill the defendant AYERS
lnaf IN said suit Of the State of
hnode Island 10 test me validity af
the Eighteenth Amendment IN Tho
CONSTITUTION of the United States
a. MaprheA Palmer, Attorney Gem
eraA Of the United States and Dam
iei G Roper. Comm ssiener NJ IN
uerrRl Revenue Of The Cnitea Statas
are named as defendants ann w.
5unclaeh prayed 10 restrain the de-
PENDANTS f.'oIn enforcing an Ac. of
Congress- of the United States com
monty known ann called the Viii
stead Act. enacred for the purepse
1f enforcing the Eighteenth Amend
ment 70 the Constitution cf the
niteu States prohibiting The rna-,u-
tacture and sale Of i-tux;e.s-lr,t-
liHuors for beverage PURPOSES. IN
winch suit i IS alleged that SAID
eighteenth Amendment 70 the Con-
sIfulon NJ Rhode Island and Ger
tain other States did not cnnsenr 70
It's adoption and the subject matter.
OF sad Eighteenth Amendment WIS
nots uch as 70 permit it's adoption
under the provisions Of Ar-icie Fra
OF the constitution If me Cnitel
States Notwithstanding me f.c-
that the legislatures OF more nan
and regularly ratified t.le same
And the defendant further AYERS
that while the ATTORNEY General ana
the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue are the oniv parties defendant
named n said suit If -he State of
Rhode Island. newer nele.ss al ne
Stairs Of the [ nipn ratlfy;ng SAD
Eighteenth Amendment and n mr.
t5cular those States having laws
prohibiting Inc manufacture ana
safe OF Intoxicating liuuors havs a
Lirect and vital luterasr in the sub
.Jeet matter of said suit and VII be
directly affected by the decision
therein. and by reason of such IT.
tsIesT al least -wanty JT said ~a-lf---
ny States other than the Sla-p Of
Maine acting through their duly
Hiected or appointed and legally
Qualified Attorneys General Ware
permitted by the supreme Cour- Of
ttle United States 70 appear = said
suit solely IN the capRcity Of aulici
Curiae and that brief for sa-d
several States was Only fled by sand
Attorneys General n their own
names as the legal representation
Of sad States. sad Charles z
Hughes being employed 10 ASSIST
ana cooperate with said Attorneys
General n ne preparation and pre-
senriun of said brief and appearing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Willis J. Brown of augusta and MIN
Mary 3. Perry Of Bath we're -nurTled
Saturday night al AZ the home Of the
brides parents. Assistant Postmaster
and Mrs. William ]. PesIT, u Crescent
street. Ter. Frank II. HRil of Wesley
Methodist church officiating. Only "a
few intimate friends were present and
ne youny couple were unattended He
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ASSESSORS Notice

..sn..arys II ne City af All
,'~ .,ue~s having taxable prop
49, asJn -'ty. are hereby nots-
-a71,.s-ed % airing IN 70 the
49, s,rassors u said ciry, ---ae
Fill SIS N their polls and all
H. - and personal. including
=. and and all money loaned
r7-,nthecated upon mort
-..,s 1paais. notes, due bills and
.-s = III any manner so in
-. .fprnst or sther considesa-
81. MD " become due rtlRs'e-
Z 1s -r7u-t than owing, ana all
,..a r --ust as Guardian, Elk
-p-wise. which they are
N tste Irsi day Of April
80. prepared % sunsIanttase
-. wnrg Eeal Estate whose
.aa4 ss@d n ne wrong
wong description n the
- H.. 1q lr VIM have pur-
50 I Rea. Estate within the
a. VII cal AZ the a1seHsOfs
.---ng ne t.rne specified below
: r,oper CORRECTIONS and trans
~ To- gH
= IN. uur-puss of r,ai.eirinE said
E.uC --ansfe-s IF Real Es-
-slg1-i will oe IN session
- Ne IrsT DAY Of April
II. and rom % P
.-gr Thursday during the
u~ 80. from , 10 ? M.
--s.-.aI examination or cnn-
,u,I. re valuation tAs.reof
------r- xii nut ne considered
..- 10y u.g.t-Ct If any person
I= ana perfect Lists as re-
,,.-errs VINO neglect n comply
, IRE VAL ne Bag--Aa by law
..-. -r an ne ~ lsjun II the
n.- application for aha p
i-~1-s n property taken
wi " t1r-tler lisbie n an
IN Of * per cent for
-.-.- II II i rue statement nj
|1lje property
.- ~..-u--s TRY ne mad nj IL
y ny calling Al tue once
-SuT=r.
AYERS.
4SAvANT
- !. WQR-ETSCs
4sseasUrs Of Algusta-
= : ~
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Charles E Hughes N connection
with said suit Of the state af Rhode
Island Dut mas made tIip out af the
starr with said Attorney General of
the stale af Maine ID confer with
said Hughes -elar1va 10 SAID brief
and sEi4d proceedings above SGT forth
and AYERS that said action an MS
part was proper ana N the discharge
If his duties as Governor aI the State
II Maine
XI. Further and generally answer
ing al ana several the allegations IN
Plaintiffs bill. the defendent saws
BIZ way Of demurrer, that the a.
legations IN plaintiffs bill fail 10 sci
cut guy Cause Of action properly
cogrlzahie by a court Of equity: that
The plaintiff has no such special ar
peculiar interest il the subject maj
Ter forth n said bills as entities him
To he assistance Of 1 court Of equity
Lha1 the subject matter ef this sG.T
reiatss, solely n ttle exercise IF guv-
esI-nnenia4. political and executive
functions NY The Governor Of me
state and hence this Cou-- as culIr-
IF equity should refuse u take Jur1s-
dictlun thereof
Whereby, the defendenJ -especr-
fully pr-ars that Defendants prayer
for 2 Temporary Injunction be denied
and that the plal atif's hill De dis
missed Win costs
Dated at Augusta this twenty
, third day Of March. A. D 1870.
Sigasd) GUY Il. S-E RGLS.
Attorney Genera ana Solicitor
for the Defennent.
Governor on STANG
Governor Carl Z Mlililze1 was me
only witness II the hearing although
the petitioner. Winfield Scott Feed
IF Bangor, occupied a seat in he
bar enrioEHrf
questioned by ATTORNEY Rite tnr
the petitioner. Gov. MtIliken testified
that he had personally and bv letter
and telegraph communicated with
the governors OF other states asking
hem n JOIN with me stale If Maine
n opposing the Rhnde Island slut
Did y8u make z TRIP 70 New YORK
IN February with ne ATTORNEY gen
eFal for conference with Just &c
Hughes about this mnttar'' ASK ed
Attorney Rice
II diG.' replied Tie governor
In those communications vmcr
rou SEM - he governors Of other
states. dtd YOU make any reference AZ
the attorney general OF Maine with
The attorneys genera of those states =
T did not"
IL would ike 70 have -.lese com
nunIca,luns SAID Attorney R3ce.
Yen have gwen no aUtlce.' 70
piled ne court
kilograms and letters WINCH vpu
SEM - asked ATTORNEY R3re OF Gov
1d-lliken.
WHY ny lfire, replied tn gov-
ernur
Did Won give gut any interview u
which ruu sad that vau we,a per
snna-lv engaging Justice Hughes Is
crunssl IN ne Rhode Island aass- n
NJ. SIR
Then any interviews purDUrr.nE
tn come rom you about your an
pluying Justice Hughes veer no1 au-
tnar-Eed by YOU go
~Ta. sir.
/ X suppose ma, vgur private sec
reTa-r mas a memorandum II the
messages sent % these governors.
! Il rs sir
I 4 Els.er examination NV Attorney
Genera Sturgis. GOV Mu!iken ts4..-L-
fitd Ina- ne was prestYfr al I c:y,ntar-
ence IN New York hprw-nn Justice
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|, - rs pas. TWO days Suggestive
----';-5' weather ana baseball. there
GOSSIP ainng the stree, ne
roiley league Il seems ID
~ riun that there will ne no
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