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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-07

The last of the "Kenosha" men al
legged to have been connected with the
'whiskey ring" were taken into Gus
tody on Tuesday afternoon when
Charles Murray was arrested here and
Harry Feuer and Jacob Grosscurth
were arrested in Chicago following
their surrender to the United States
officials. All of these men are named
in the indictments returned against
AttorneysWalter M. Burke of this city.
The men were arraigned in the United
States court in Milwaukee late Tues
day afternoon and were held in bonds
of $4,000. 1t was stated some days ago
that Arthur Berk, another Kenosha
man, who is alleged to have had a min
or part in the operations of the ring,
had arranged to give bond. All of
these men are charged with conspiracy
to violate the Volstaed act. Feuer and
Grosscurth are both named as resi-
dents Of Kenosha, but they are not
generally known here.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-07
RUSSIANS SEEK
MISSING PAIR
Saloon Man and Wife of
Another SalOonkeeper
Said to Be Missing.
SECURED MUCH MONEY

The Russian colony in Kenosha was
all excitement today on account of the
reported disappearance of William
Ptasznik, a former Kenosha saloon
keeper, and declared to be widely
known in the foreign colonies, of the
city, who disappeared last Saturday
and who is alleged to have taken with
him a large sum of money, part of
which was borrowed from other Rus
SLAMS in Kenosha and a part from his
former partner in the saloon business.
He is alleged to have had $500 which
had been secured from Russians of
the city; $500 which he had borrowed
from his partner; and in addition he
is alleged to have secured merchandise
of considerable value from tradesmen
in the Russian district of the city.
One tailor claimed that he had let the
man have a $65 suit of clothes, anG
another merchant alleged that the
missing man had secured shoes fronl
IN.
Woman Is Missing Too.
It, is reported at the same time that
Mrs. K. Szanter. the wife of another
saloonkeeper, who resided at GIG Mid
die street, is also sought by her rela-
tives, and she is said to have been very
friendly with Ptasznik for some time.
The missing woman is declared to have
secured large sum of money from
the saloon of her husband previous to
her disappearance.
The police declared that they had no
facts in regard to the disappearance
of the man and woman, but it was ad-
mitted that search was being made
for them. People in the Russian col
ony have connected the names of
Ptasnik and Mrs. Szanter with gossip
for some time and it is said that they
had been seen much together.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-07

Eeaosha's real news-Evening News
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-07
Brains of the Ring.

Feuer has been referred to as the
brains of the ring and it is said that
in conjunction with the Kenosha men
he arranged for the transportation Of
large amount of liquor. 1t is suggested
that he may prove to be the mysterious
Jacob Lederer" who has been SO often
mentioned in connection with the oper-
atoms in Kenosha and Milwaukee Lo-
cal men who have been indicted by the
federal grand jury declared that they
could say nothing of the connection of
this man with any operations to bring
liquor into Wisconsin. Feuer is de-
clared to have been under cover most
of the time, but it is said that he
is expected to give out lot of most
interesting information in regard to
the operations of the ring.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-07
Both Are Charged.

Feuer and Grosscurth were charged
with conspiracy to violate the Vol
staed act.
Feuer's name also appears in the in
dictment returned against Attorney
Walter Burke, Kenosha who is charg.
ed with having sought to bride a
federal agent.
Indictments against all of the defen-
dants set up that Joseph Budar, widely
known Milwaukee saloonist, was sales
manager for the ring. Budar, it was
charged, collected money from sales
later to turn them over to "Lederer,"
who was financial hacker of the plot
Date for the hearing of those in
dicted has not yet been set.
Meanwhile reins of the dry rule in
Milwaukee on Tuesday were placed in
the hands of James A. Stone, Reeds
burg, recently made prohibition direc-
tor of the state to succeed Thomas A.
Delaney of Green Bay. He arrived in
Milwaukee early in the day and at
once began going over the records of
the Office with his predecessor.
The new director announced that next
week all prohibition operatives in the
state will be placed under one head.
AS aid to Director Stone in organizing
his department, an assistant supervisor
will be sent from Washington.
Herzog and Custer not Arraigned.
A report was circulated late Tuesday
night that Nelson A. White, former
chief prohibition inspector, Bert Her
.zog and Josenh Custer were about to
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-07

Do you think Kenosha would make
a good Stopping Place" for trans
continental air line?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
ZATCENl DVOU ANARCHI-
STU.

Federalni agent iusticnfho
Department. Bliss Morton,
spolu s n6kolika vypomocnymi
agenty, zatkl vtera ma veeer
ma Woodland Ave. diva muze,
ma nez bude dnes vznesena OBJ
zaloha pro prestoupeni zako-
ma vyzvedacstvf a z anarchi-
stickych rejdG. Oba zatceni
pfijeli do Ameriky z Ruska je-
ste pred valkou a isou divine
nj, re rozsirovali pobufujicf Ii
teraturu v feci anglicke il
nych jazycich. Die vypovedi
Mortona snazili Sc oba muzi
pfivoditi nasilny vladnf pre-
vrat a die vseho budou po ie-
iich vyslechu zatceni cetni je-
jich stoupenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
CHRANENEC SOUDCE CUL
LA PROPADL NOVEMU
POkUSENl.

Pred soudce Dana b. Culla
postaven byl muz obzalovany
z kradeze, jehoz Sc soudce
pred ~ roxy, kdy byl jest6
asistentem okresniho zalobce,
ujal. Tehdy byl muz omen pro-
pust6n z trestnice, a nikdo iei
necht6l pro tento rekord "a
m6stnati. Pfimluyou Culla do
stal misto Il clevelandskych
poulicnich drah. 'Zacatkem
delal dobrotu, jak bylo soudci
pri dotazich doZnavano. Ale
lax Sc rika, "Gim jednou hrni-
eek napachne, tim pax stale
smrdi." We vcerejsim obzalo-
van6m poznal soudce sveho
chranence, ktery po letech pro
padl Ease stare naruzivosti q
dopustil Sc cinu, ktery jej po-
znovu pf'ivede "a mfize. Byl u
sweden, re vybiral pro seba
nedovolenym zpdsobem jizdn6,
vhozen6 do skIinek pouli6nich
voza. Soudce arci sklaman ne.
zdarem, odvolal cd nenapravi-
telneho kazdou svoji dalsi pro
tekci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
McCANNON Sc VYSLOVl q
SVE RESIGNACl JIz
DNES.

Prednosta municipalniho
soudu w. II. McGannon. ienz
byl jak znamo vyZvan Sdruze-
MIN pravnikG, aby Sc vidal ma
sledkem prave zakonteneho
procesu pro Zavrazdeni mail
tele garaze kagyho, sveho
soudcoyskeho mista, odpovi
pry ma tuto vyzvu dnes. Ozna-
mule tax jeho obhajce a prav-
nj zastupce Boyd, ktery konal
roradu McGannonem a te-
hoz bratrem drem. A. C. Nc.
Gannonem. Zadny z ucastnikj
teto konference nechtel pro
zraditi, jakeho smeru bude cd.
poved' tax tezce kompromito.
vaneho soudce. ]. H. Davis, Ia.
jemnik klubu pecujiciho, ably
ohioskemu statu dostavalo Sc
dobre vlady, vcera oznamil, *
tato organisace schvalila tax
tez resoluci pozadujici odstou
peni McGannona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
CRABBE-Ov AKT PRED A.
PELACNfM sOUDEM.

Pred odvolacim souden jed
nano bude, zda povestny Crab
be akt opravnuje k prohIid-
kan domova po lihovych napo-
iich i V takovem pripade, kdyz
vydano bylo soudni povoleni k
dotycne prohlidce. Sobotni a.
pelacnl soud projednavati bu-
de iaksi ma zkousku pfipad
Andrewa Woody-a, jenz bvl z
porusenl prohibice ma zdejsfm
municipalnim soudem souzen
Woody tvrdi, Re mu byla ko.
falka policii vzata v kuchyni
ktera jest nepopiratelne SOU
castkou jeho soukromeho by.
| tn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
PODICE v PARMA TOWN
SIPU ZPECUJf Sc POSfLATI
DCERY DO SKOLY.
Skolni mladez ma byti osams-
lymi cestami doprovszena.

Rodice d6vGat navStevuii-
cich Parma skolu vcera ozna-
mill skolni rade, re nebudou
dcerky svoie posilati do skoly
samotny, dokud ma cestach ne
nastane bezpecnost. Hnuti to-
to vyvolano bylo stredecnim
zavrazdenim uGitelek Wolfove
a Footeove. M6stska rada ko-
nala zvlaStni schdzi a usnese-
no dotazati Sc rodicd, zda 81
pref, ably skola poznovu byla
otevrena. Dotaz zodpoveden
byl, re vyucovanf by melo by
ii zahaieno ien tehdy, kdyby
molly byti dftky aspoh lesi-
KEN doprovozeny.
zalobce Harrison okresu O.
znamuie do Clevelandu, ze Il
fady V CadiZu Zatkli podeZfe-
leho mu3e IL trate zeleznice
ienz stale v jistem poblouzeni
vyrazel slova: "Nemfnil isem
to spachati." Kdyz ma neho
bylo pfi vyslechu nalehano,
primal Sc sice, ze byl V Cleve-
lande, ale vrazdou ucitelek
ze nema mic spolecneho. Skol-
nj rada Parma township snazi
Sc dostati pen6znich prostred-
XII, ably ditky do skoly byly
svazeny autobusy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
ODSOUDTL Sc SAM.

V pondelf byl soudcem Pear
sonem odsouzen ma dozivoti
Francisco DeChaide, 12505
Kinsman rd. pro vrazdu spa
chanou dne 2. prosince ma PAM
Josefin6 Wisconsinove, ktera
iei karala proto. ze il otviral
jeff dopisy. Vrah Sc primal k
Cinu a dnes mel byti pfeveZer
do ohioske trestnice. Byl vsal
dnesniho rama nalezen v cele
ob6seny ma drate vytazenem 2
lGzka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
KUPOVALY KOZESINY ga
PET PRSTU."

Do kozesnickeho oddeleni v
jednom nejvetsich depart
mentnich obchodi dolenniho
mesta dostavily Sc til mlade
zeny a vybiraly kozesiny, mic
Sc Jim nelibilo proto opusti-
ly obchod. Sotva re Sc ztratily,
byla pohfesena kozesina ce-
ne $500. Ac prodavat popsal
zeny velice podrobne, nebyly
vypatrany. Byly to patrne kup-
ci prespolni, re znameho ia
cineho kraje." Novy pfipad
povzbudi nedavno zahajenou
akci, jak zabraniti cetnym
kradezim obchodnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
LAKEWOODSTf MUSf PLA
TIT MA KARACH TAKE
SEST Cent?.
Jinsk Jim bude doprava
omeZena.

Ma pondelni schHzi mestskG
rady byla pfijata resoluce, KITE
rou jest SpoleGnost cleveland
skych poulicnich drah oprav-
nena prodavati iizdni listky
" Lakewood "a cenu jako o.
statnim mest6. Jak vcera pro-
hlasil Alva R.. Dittrick, pred
seda m6stskeho vyboru pro po-
ulicni vozbu, budou lakewood
Sti nuceni klopiti podobn6 ja-
ko my &c "a iizdu a kdyz ne
pTistoupi ma tuto podminku.
bude vozba V Lakewood ZnaC-
Inc omezena. Resoluce ,bude
dnes pravoplatn6 mayorem
FitZgeraldem podepsana a no
vina sd6lena umistenim pri-
padnvch plakatu V lakewood
skych tramwayich ozname-
MIN, re zvySeni Zapotne ji2
pfisti nedeli.
Robert G.. Curren lakewood
sky prdvni riditel i JIM tamej-
| 81 Gfednici, vyslovili pochyb-
most, re by m6stska rada Gle
velandska mela nejak6ho pra-
va pGsobiti ma spolecnost pou-
litnich drah, aby tato rusila
smlouvu, We ktere Sc vyslovnJ
pravi, re poplatek ma obnase-
| ii pet centG. Ma toto tyrZenI
pax odpovidaji Zastupci Clevt
landu, re obyvatelstvo Lake
woodu nemdze platiti &c, ale
ze toto ustanoveni plati jer
pro Lakewood a nikoli pro ce
le m6sto. Nepristoupi-li ob6an
stvo ma zvyseni, bude poGet
! kar velice omezen a nastant
pax otazka, ktery pfipad budC
vyhodn6jsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
POSLEDN1 KONCERT BER-
NARDIOVY SERIE.

V nedeli odpoledne, 6. bfez-
ma usporadan bude posledni
koncert v serii uspoTadan6 v
Masonic Hall ma Euclid Ave.
Vystoupf slavna kontraaltistka
Zofie Braslauova, italsky tenor
Martinelli a nemene proslulJ
pianista Leopold Godowski
Nenf pochyby, re slavne ume,
lecke toto trojhvezdi privab
do koncertnf sine pfecetnou
navstevu hubby milovneho po
sluchacstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
AUTOMOBILOVA NEHODA
u KANAiU.

Ma vych. II. I'll. blize kama
lu pfevrhlo Sc auto, fiZen6
Blankou Lloyedovou, phi kite.
rez nehode byli zraneni spolu
8 uvedenou sof6rkou ctyfi spo-
lucestujici, nejhGre vsak ridic-
ka, jez byla krone znacnych
odrenin zran6na nebezpecn6
uvnitr. Zraneni byli Harry
Crawford, May Brew a Haze
Raymond, a byli vesmes dove.
zeni k leceni do nemocnice sv
Alexise ma Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
OsLAVA WASHINCTONO-
VYCH NAROTFNIN.

Dix Jednote Taborith, vzpo-
menuto bylo vcera nasimi kra-
iany onoho vyznamneho dne
" americke historii - vyroci
narozenin George Washington
ma, prvniho presidenta repu-
bliky, "otce vlasti'. Slavnost u
spofadana v auditoriu Broad
Waysk6 knihovny a tesla Sc
velkemu ucastenstvi. Prostor-
ma sin byla napln6na az do po-
sledniho mistecka a program
sledovAn Sc zivym zajmem.
Zahaiila iei hudba pod IL
2enim p. Mafika. nacez pred
seda Velkoloze Jednoty Tabo-
ritz, p. Jos. Stibr, uvftal pri-
tonne strucnym proslovem a
pTedstavil prvnfho recnika,
sleCnu r. Allenovou, jedinou
zenu. iez kdy byla zvolena do
vvsok6ho lTadu soudcovsk6ho
V naSem okresu. 81. Allenova
pravila, re sice il lekaf zaka-
zal mluviti, vzhledem k slime
mu nachlazeni a vyvinuvSimu
Sc 2 toho zan6tu v hrtanu, ale
pfiSla pry prece, jezto nechte-
Ia zklamati cesky lid, jehoz hi
storii znala jiz davno pred
tim, nez Republika Ceskoslo-
venska zrodila Sc z velike val
ky. Vyprav6la, jak pochodova-
la s prilvodem "a one pamatne
navSt6vy nyneisiho presidenta
Masaryka V Clevelandu a S ja-
kym zaimem sledovala prdbeh
sch6ze Grays Armory. Slet-
ma Allenova Sc omluvila, re ne
nj il naprosto mono, pficin
svrchu uvedenych, promluviti
delsi rec, avsak zminovala Sc
o svych dosavadnIch Zkuseno-
stech soudcovskych, tom, ia
lkTch zm6n jest zapotrebi V ma
Sich zakonech. ably ZvlaSt6
chudy lid mohl Sc dpvolati
spravedlnosti. Pravila te2, jak
81 vazi toho, re dostalo Sc il
p6Zvani Geskym lidem k t6tc
slavnosti.
Druhv anglickt fecnfk, soui
ce Levine, proslovil rec libe
ralniho tonu, jez sc shroma
zd6ni zamlouvala. K oziven
programu velmi prispelo ceskt
damske kvarteto zapenim ne
kolika pisnf, ceskych angli
ckfch a mlady pianista, p
Paul Sprosty, pfednesem dvol
skladeb. Ceskou rec proslovi
| p. F. j. Kutak, redaktor "Sve
ta'', soude die potlesku, pri
tonne neZklamal, ac mel tute,
omluvu jako 81. Allenova. .tezk,
nachlazenf zanet V hrtanu
Slavnost zakoncena byla do
slovem p. Stibra a hudebnin
pfednesem q celkem pekne s.
vydarila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
AUTOMOBlLEM ZABITY
HOCH.

Raymond MCGOWAN vbehl
nedaleko sveho domova, 8105
Harvard Ave. S. E., nest'ast.
nou nahodou do jizdni drahy
a byl zasazen automobilem, II.
zenym Josefem Kramerem z
cis. 4238 vych. Ill. ul. a zra.
nen tax nebezpetne, ze "a
kratko v nemocnici sv. Alexise
ma Broadway skonal. Kramer
jenz ma nestesti viny nema, do
pravil, zranen6ho hocha san
do nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
X PONDELNf KATASTROFE

Stavebni komisar Summerell
vGera oZnamil, re pracuje spo-
lu S vladimir architektem Le-
wisem, jak postupovati bezpe-
cne pri dalsim bourani Zednal
sk6 budovy, phi jeiimz pondel-
nfrn zriceni diva muzi pfisli @
zivot a diva JIM nebezpecne by
Ii zraneni. Strhoyani trosek di-
Il Sc bude ma dale pod dohle-
dem m6sta. Hlavni pficinor
reStesti bylo velke zatizenf IT,
tho patra slozenym staveb-
MIN materialem,, ktery tihor
prolomil podlahu. coz bylo pfi.
Cinou cele udalosti.
Ia vterejSfho odklizovanI
spadl6ho staviva byly roZpla-
Senv obavv, re pohfbeni byli '
ssutinach dalsi d6lnici. Zabit[
Nathan Soglowitz, mistopfed
seda Cuyahoga House Wreck
ing Co., kter6zto spolecnost
bylo strzeni budovy zadano
byl vcera odpoledne pohrben
Mrtvola ieho byla vystavena y
Deutschove kapli, 2404 ma w
chodni 55. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
OBVINENA Z VRAZDY
VLASTNfHO NOVOROZE-
NETE.

Ma policejnim soude byla
obzalovana 21leta Veronika
Brelova, svobodna uherska pri-
slusnice, jez zavrazdila vlast-
nj, den stare dite. Vrazedky-
ne bydli v els. 2001 zap. 10.
ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-23
OPRAVA.

V dikdvzdanl ct. rodiny Sipu
byl uveden Rad Cechoslovan
C.S.B.P.J. co els. 80 a melo
stat els. 7, coz Sc timto opra-
vuie.
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THIRTY.ONE

Forms of verdict will be furnished
YOU for your convenience only and
after you have elected one OF your
number foreman, you will have hlu'
for YOU, sign as foreman that form OF
verdict upon which you may agree
and you will as body return II INTO
court. You must not cast lots OF
use any other method or means Oh
chance in arriving at your verdict
but whatever verdict is rendered must
be based upon the individual Judgment
of the juror and concurred in by all
of you.
THIRTY.TWO
In reaching your verdict, no con-
sideration Of sympathy, or passion or
prejudice should enter into your delib-
erations. or the faithful discharge Of
your duties as jurors. but you should
carefully, impartially and faithfully
return such verdict as is warranted
by the evidence, as measured by these
instructions, under your oaths as 1u-
rors.
THIRTY THREE
If after considering all Of the evil
dence and these instructions, which
you will understand are to be consid-
cred by you as a whole, you have d
reasonable doubt of the guilt of the
defendant, then you will acquit her.
but in the event, after consideration
given to the evidence in this case and
these instructions, you do not enter
tain a reasonable doubt Of the defend
ants guilt as to any one or more or
| all of the offenses herein submitted
to you, then you will return your
verdict of guilty as to such offense Of
which you do not entertain reason
able doubt, yet whatever doubt may
be entertained by you, arising out Of
the evidence and these instructions,
as applied to it. such doubt must be
resolved in favor of the defendant
THIRTY FOUR
You will now listen to the argumQh
Of counsel for the State and for the
Defendant, and you are instructed
that their arguments constitute legi-
innate part Of the trial Of this case,
and you should carefully consider any
suggestions which may be made by
them, within the record Of this cause,
which might assist you in analyzing
the testimony of the witnesses and
applying the law, in order that you
may be assisted in arriving at a JUST
and true verdict, but care should be
exercised by you that the arguments
Of counsel be not confounded with the
testimony Of the witnesses or confus-
ing as to the law Of the case con
tanned in these instructions.
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was in imminent danger Of serious per
sonal injury

was in imminent danger Of serious per
sonal injury.
FIFTEEN
You are instructed that before a
person can justify a killing upon the
plea that she acted in self defense,
there must not only have existed at
the time of the killing reasonable
grounds to apprehend a design on the
part of the deceased to either take the
life of the defendant or to do her
some great personal injury, but in
addition thereto, it must reasonably
have appeared to the defendant that
there was at the time imminent
danger of such design being carried
out.
SIXTEEN
You are further instructed that self
defense under the law is defensive
and not an offensive act and before
person accused of homicide can av-l
herself Of the plea Of self-defense IN
order to justify killing the jury
must believe that it reasonably ap
peared to the defendant. Clara Smith
Hamon, at the time she fired the fatal
shot, if you find she did fire il, that
the act if any. upon the part Of the
deceased by which the defendant seeks
to justify the killing was such AN act
as made it reasonably appear to the
defendant at that time that she was
| in imminent danger of losing her life
or of great personal injury being done
] = ,t -. - To- hot 20 81 hn
duty of a person, if threatened with
danger to her life or of great personal
injury being done her to use at the
time all reasonable means apparent 10
a reasonable person under the circum-
stances to avoid such danger of appar-
ent danger with safety to herself be-
fore taking human life. 1t is not
enough that the slayer may have be
lieved herself in danger unless the
facts and circumstances are such that
the jury believe that at the time of
the killing she had reasonable grounds
for such belief.
EIGHTEEN
You are instructed that in determ-
lining the question as TO whether or
not the defendant, Clara Smith Ham
on, believed herself in such dan
ger or apparent danger, as here
inbefore instructed, OF her life be
ing taken or of serious personal in.
jury being done her by the deceased
that the law requires you to view the
circumstances at the time Of the shoot
ing from the defendants standpoint as
they may have reasonably appeared
to her, that is, that the circumstances
under which the killing occurred as
they appeared to the defendant, were
sufficient to excite the fear Of a reas
enable person that her life was in
danger or that she was in danger OF
great personal injury being done hei
by the deceased at the time she fired
the fatal shot and that she, the said
Clara Smith Hamon, did believe such
to be the case and that the jury be
lieve she had reasonable grounds there
for, viewing the circumstances from
every point.
NINETEEN
You are therefore instructed. Gentle
men Of the Jury, that II you believe
from the evidence in this case, as ap
piled to these instructions, that in the
| County of Carter and State Of Okla
homa. on or about the 2lst day OF
November, 1920, that the defendant
Clara Smith Hamon, did, wilfully, un-