davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11
joramiieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN ZFRANCOtIzsKEHO.

Bylo nyni devet hodin. Byla
jiz dplna noe a nikdo Sc nena-
lezal Ma polich.
Lucian blizil Sc ku zahrad-
MIN dverim a zustal nekolik o.
kamziku bez pohnuti stati, by
poslechl, nesyl-]i by slySen V
zahrad6 jiti. Ne; zahrade Sc
lie nehybalo, bylo jen slyseti
zavirati okna Y dome. "Zda Sc,
6e. jde vse. spat', pravilisl, va
hradnik i ostatni".
Sci pomalu a tise podel zdi,
odhadoval jejich vysku a hle-
dial mfsto, kde by nejsnaze
mohl prelezti. Nalezl je, kdyz
Sc byl obratil "a rob, a ucinil
asi tucet kroku v repkovem
poll.
BY SVe pole VyclStll, nahazel
majitel hromadu kameni, leze-
10 tam jiz leta, nebot' bylo zpo
la ukryto V rostlinach.
Lucian Sc domnlval, re by
potreboval uciniti jen skok, by
dosahl vetev stromu, ktera asi
ntetr pres zed' vycnivala. Lu-
clan byl S tim spokojen a po-
vazeval to "a zbytecne HE
dati line misto. Myslil, ze by
sotva nalezl neco lepSiho. Mi
mo to povazoval "a dulezite.
by neprelezaI zed' pfilis biz
ko Il domu. NaVratil Sc touze
cestou a slySel ma v6zi biti puI
desate. Die toho mel cekati je-
ste celou hodinu. Ponevadz ne
mohl zustati ma cest6, kde je.
pekdQ mohl potkati, tedy se
Vzdalil patnact az dyacet kro
XII a polozil Sc "a krovi de
travy.
NepozorovaI, re cd te DOLBY
co opustil les, muz jakys Sc "a
MIN PHIL, ktery vsecky jehC
pohyby strezil.
Vskutku neuslo Forelovi MI
3 toho, co cinil, a kdyz jej vi
del lehati 81 "a kfovi, zane
chal sve vyzvedacstvi, special
by Sc dvermi, ktere vedly n;
silnici, navratil do Willy. Tyt'
dvere nechal pfivfene, by Ra
blot, ktery nyni brzy mel pli
jlti, se pokradmu do Willy Vpll
I'll, nepotfeboval klepati mel
volati.
V deset hodin hyii Rabiot !
Forel pohromade. Oba zlocin
c; Sc rozhodli zayrazditi Luci
ana Morela; ale moznost neby
Ia vyloucena, ze by Jelicl
krvavy umysl sc ncpoyedl,
te neb one priciny mohla jlr
obet' uiiti, Il teto priciny Ra
blot, ktery vzdy jednal chytfe
vzdy prihlizel k ji5tote, mace
nil 81 oblitej a ruce sazemi, b
nebyl poznan od mladeho mu
re. Y teto masce mohl vein
dotre zvlaSte Y noel, byti pc
vaZovan "a cernocha.
Al do umluvene hodiny k
zastavenicku schovavali Sc ob
We kroVi.
Forel mel nesmirny klacek
ruce. iakoby cht6l ucinltl hol
bu na Vztekleho psa.
Rabiot mel ma prsou usch'
vanou dyku. Bylo to jen pro D
pad nutnosti. Neb Rabiot cht6
pokud ien mozno zamezl
lrveproliti. Prolita krev ZANE
cha stopy. Krev zaluie. Glow
ka lie usmrtiti jinym spus'
benz. Ku prlpadu utluce-li
neb uskrti-li Sc. To jest lepS
Cd nejakeho casu mela f.
zenie obyceji nez ulehla u
vriti svoji svetnici, bud re
chovani dobreho pfitele, pa
Fornierove, bylo podezre
neb protoze Sc obaVala, re |
Sc mohl V noci nekdo k III vp
ziti. We dine. kdy mlada divl
nerovazovala takovou opat
most ia nutnou, zustal kllC
vnitr zamku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11

PRODA Sc krasna farnla o
15 akrech, 80 mil od mesta, 5
krav, l jaloyice, 2 kone, 8spra
sat, 20 slepic, 16 kachen, pek-
ma zahrada dun 6ti svetni-
eich, vsechny stroje, s akrl
Iesa, 9 akru kukurice, 312. a.
kru brambor, 5 akrd pohanky.
5 akru psenice zaseto, l40 bu-
slu ovsa. zadn6 rokle. Cena
$4,000. Vezme Sc t6z NEST
sky majetek ma vymenu. Blizsi
sd6li Frank j. Parenica, 3591
E. LOG ul. z Union. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11

nahoru dolu a pokazde jiti
kolem jeji dveri. Shasta svetlo,
by Sc nespozorovalo, ze nesla
ihned, jak oznamila, spat.
KoneGne Sc dome utisilo.
Sedlc ma SVEN luzku, cekala
mlada divka a pfemySlela 0 ra-
dosti, re opet uvidi Luciano;
zdalo Sc il, re cas- tohoto dne
velice pomalu mil. Syolila
vlastne vlastnim odporem k
tomuto dostavenlcku, ale jezto
videla, re V tom vubec mic zle-
no neni, tedy nelitovala, re svo-
lila ku prosbe mladeho muze.
Pfece nemohla Sc zbaviti Jake
81 bazne. Tato bazen rostla,
cim vice Sc blizil okamzik,
kdy mela sejiti do zahrady. CT
tia velkou TIL ma svych prsou;
palcive horko vstoupilo chvile-
mi do jejich tvari, jeji udy Sc
chvely a jeji srdce pocalo prud
ce tlouci. Ale ma St6sti tento
stav netrval dlouho.
Slysela biti deset hodin. my
III, pravila 81, "meli by vSichni
spati".
Cekala jest6 nekolik Okla
mzikGl a naslouchala napja-
! top pozornosti. Kolem bylo vSe
liicho a to il osmelilo. Spustna
IsvG nohy zticha ma koberec a
s.. opatrne ku dverim. jeji
prsa byla jeSt6 stale sevrena
leji srdoe znova zacalo mocne
/ F6{tI, aie jezto byIa pevnt roz-
hodnuta, jiz Sc nechvela.
Po tine - neb nemyslila,
ze by bylo radno rozzehnouti
svetlo - dostala Sc ke dverlm
a sahla po zavofe, kterou opatr
ne odtahla. Nynf polozila ruku
la kliku, ale dvere Sc neotevfe-
| Is. Zavrela snad svetnici xii
Gem V mySl6nkach? To bylc
NONE. Ale klic nebyl jlz Y
zamku. Co mela o tom myslit ?
lJeji cello pokrylo Sc studenyn
potem, usich il hucelo, a ia
kasi zavrat' pojala il ma Okla
MIX.
OhluSeni presto a pojala j
hrozna bazen a. tresoucl ~
| kou rozzehla svetlo. Nyni vide
la. re dvere byly skutecne "a
mceny klicem a ze timto byl(
] dvakrate otoGeno. Rozjasnilt
Sc ii. Nekdo il zavrel do jej
sYetnice. Proc? - "Muj boze
muj boze.' stenala, blednou'
celia.
Hned vzpomnela 81 IA sra
mot, ktery slySela We kroVi
| kdyz mluyila S Lucianem. =
! Chvela Sc hruzou a straehem
neb vse j bylo jasne. Nemohl;
Q tom pochybovati, byl to Ia
| hradnik, ktery Sc uschoVal q;
plotem. Slysel vSe a jeji zamc'
ne dvere ukazovaly jasn6
zrcjme, ze il chteh zabraniti
by nechodila do zahrady, jal
byla mlademu maliri slibila.
Ma EVENT vyvstaval pot
Klesla ma kolena a velke slz
Nytryskly . jeji oci. "Uz bud
brzo pull jedenacte", pravil
/ 81, " tomto okamziku prise
: ku zahradnim dVefim a eek
: liza znameni. Go bude myslit
: nebude-Ii mne vidGti pfichi
yet? Kdybych jej mohla zprt
i. viii - ale jak? Jsem zavfent
: nemohu. Volati bych mohla
: ale co by to pomohlo? Ma ma
/ ka, madame Fornierova necht
/ y by mic slySeti. A hned kdy
6 bych 81 dala otevriti tyto dVt
fe, bylo by mi tim pomozeno
: Nemohu nic delat. mic !"
> Jeji Shy tekly bohateii-
: "Mily Luciano, po.racovi
: IL. 60 muj boze, jen kdyb
mic zleho proti nemu nezam.
: sleli. Ale proc by mu nell
/, blizovati? Jest ode mne pos
/ tile Sc strac hoyati - nechtel
q hvchl lei #zase Vidala. to ie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11

ira rekne panu Rameloyi, -
O, co vi, jest dostatecne, by
pan Ramel a hrabe re Soleuru
utrpnost nell Sc mnou! Uvidl,
brdou chtiti vedeti, prijdou
sem. Coz mi muze Skoditi, re
Lucian Jeho pratele Sc zde
'objevi? - O dobry Lucian /;
vse, co della, bude Sc mi zdati
dobrym. Nam jiz dosti bidne-
no zivota, ktery zde vedu. O.
svobod'te, zachrante mnew
Povstala, otevfela okno a ro-
zevrela ponekud okenici.
Mesic nesvitil, ale noe byla
prece jasna. neb nebe bylo po-
seto hvezdami.
Svetnice mlade divky byla V
predni casti domu q nebyla We
spojeni sc zadnou jinou svet-
nici. Svetnice vSak pani Luro-
tove a Anastasiina byly spoje-
ny dvermi. Evzenie mela wy
hlidku ma dvur, nemohla vsak
vid6ti do zahrady. Pres to O.
prela Sc o okno a poslouchala,
ackoliv byla presvedcena, re
pro velkou vzdalenost nebude
slyseti kroky Lucianovy.
"Snad", myslila, '1pujde nyni
ma cestu k nadrazi, nebudu jej
moci videti, ale budu jej moe
slyseti, a to mi dostacf".
Bilo nyni pull jedenacte.
Jiz asi ctvrt hodiny mel Lu-
clan sv6 ucho ma zahradnicf
dverich.
Nahle Sc mlady muz zarado.
val. Slysel sramot lehkych krC
kd Ma pisku mezi stromy. Sra
mot byl elm dale tim zreteln6j
s.. Zdalo Sc Lucianovi, jakobS
slysel Sustot zenskeho odevu
To mohla byti jen Evzenie
Maize ruku ma prsou, jakoby jt
no tepot mirlnliIl. Sc z1as.tajenyn
dehem Cekal.
Kroky Sc zastaviIy Il dvefi
hned bylo slyseti tfi rany sla
Ib6, jak bylo umluveno.
"Jsem zde", odpovedel tisC
lralady muz.
Ia dvefmi septal HAS: DO
bra, pojd'tel"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11

bra, poJd te.
Neztratil ami min6ty, bezel
Lucian podel zdi k mistu, kbe-
re 81 byI vyhledl. Vstoupil ma
hromadu kameni, ucinil skok,
chytil Sc v6tve, yyhoupl Sc ry-
chlosti a obratnosti sokola ma
zed'. Ostatni byIo hrackou.
Jediny skok. Jedna, dive r. ale
bud utinil spatny pohyb, neb
kyapil prilis, padI ma sva kole-
ma a ma ruce.
Lucian 81 niIak neublizil, a.
le nest astnik nemel casu, by
povstal. Strasna rama zasahla
iej do hrbetu. Yykrikl, yalel
Sc 30 zemi a zustal S natazeny-
ma rukama o nohama bez po-
hnuti lezeti ma zemi.
Vykfik ob6ti slysela Eve
ME. Vysko6ila ma smrt ulekana
a ustoupila az do prostred sVet-
nice. Okamzik stala bez po-
lhnuti iako socha, bezducha,
skoro jako Silena a Sc seyre-
lnym hrdlem; potom priskoeila
k oknu, iehoz okenice uplnd
lotevrela. Oprela Sc Ease po-
Islouchala znova. Ale neslySela
liz mic. Podivne ticho panoVa-
| 10 kolem.
"Prece sc mi zdalo, &c lsen
Islysela neco", mrucela, "jser
TAX zmatena - snad isem sc
mylila - o ano, snad to by
| klam'
Byl to Fo,rel, ktery tax stra'
ne Luciano udefil klackem
Jezto v6del 0 miste, kde mlad5
muz mel skociti 90 zahrady
cihal, kdezto Rabiot, napodob'
chuzi Evzenie, dial tfi umluve
ne rany ma dvere.
"SraziI jsem jei q pri prvn
rane jsem iei zabil', pravil kl
8v6mu pomocWku, ktery prav
prisel, by mu pomohl.
"Tedy', odpovidal Rabio
chladne, "neitezsi prace jes
vykonana'
: Forel vsak ocekaval mnoh
: cd sve rany, ktera ma lebce U
, cinila otvor, jimz krev tekla
t Lucian nebyl iest6 1pln
7 mrtev.
: Kdyz oba bidaci Sc hotoyil
, by mladeho muze odnesli, te
} Idly tento vypustil lehky pc
: vzdech. Hned jeho oci Sc rozs
: fovaly, pohyboval rukama
I n hcrna q ohta1 pov~tafi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-11

PRODA Sc grocerni a rez-
nicky obchod, kde Sc trzi hoto-
We kol $500 tydne. Jest pri
mem p6kny byt o 5ti pokojici.
Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc V els.
1916 St. Clair Ave. Vezm9te
Nottingham karu. 1O-17
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-21

The regular monthly meeting Of
Meyer Post will be held Saturday af-
tcnoon Of this week, January 22d, at
200 p, m.
Frank Allen has rented the Harry
Pollock farm in Hickory township, and
Harry is moving to Oregon, and has
rented the Charley Bunker property.
The Sentinel reporter got his
wires crossed in reporting the election
of officers of Meyer Post, G. A. X. lie
reported that f., s. Morgan had been
chosen quarter master, which was an
error. II should have stated that
Robert Montgomery was chosen TO fill
that position, which position he has so
acceptably filled since July 4, 1906.
Carl Shoeberger, of Fortscuc,
went to st. Joseph, Saturday of last
week, and enrolled as one of Uncle
Sans fighting men.
Lewis ]. Bedell and Lille Owens,
Of Corning, were granted marriage
license in st. Joseph, Saturday last,
January 10.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Stephenson took
their departure Tuesdap evening Of
this week for Centralia, Illinois, where
they expect to spend the remainder Of
the winter. We are glad to announce
that they will be back again In the
spring.
Pie Social at Richville school
house, Friday night, January 81, given
under the auspices Of F. B. s. Sunday
School class.
Il. 7. Quinn, our new jitney boss,
requests those desiring his services to
put In their call early at the Henninger
drug store or the Woodland Cafe.
Prof. Geo. w. Reavis, who was
Holt county's superintendent Of schools
in 1909-i1, Is now assistant state su-
perintendent.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-21
CHAS. D. SMITH
COL P. NJ BABB Aucioneer RAY HIBBARD ICerk
RAY HIBBARD,yC

At the close Of the fiscal year, the
state motor vehicle department had is
sued to 2O6,olo owners OF automobiles
in Missouri. Badges were issued to
26,I9l chauffeuers during the year.
lanes Kcnnisb WINS reelected n
dircctor Of Tho pol,nd,Cbina Rccord
Association at n recent meeting of the
association at Maryville.
--Dr las G. Tracy. vital statisti-
clan fnr ihc,tv and Renton townshins.
renorts oi hirtbs and a. deaths
in ,bosc twotownships during the wear
loo
y, - NJ - , A.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-21
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AND DASHES, BY RUDE.

The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Dodson is quite sick this week.
The Maitland high school and
town basekt ball teams came down, one
evening last week, and the yellow
Jackets" skinned the school team to
the tune Of "a to 9, and our town team
showed the Maitland team how the
trick Is done in score Of 62 TO 10 in
favor of Bigclow.
Julian Wilson and Nelson Mckee
were here one day last week, from
Lincoln, Neb., visiting with relatives
and frineds.
Mrs. II. NJ. Davis is visiting with
and Mrs. II. A. SUIT, north Of Mound
City. this week.
A two.inch snow fell here Thurs
day of last week, which will be Of
benefit to the wheat.
Our newly elected road commits
sioncrs held meeting, one day last
week, and Geo. W. Hinklc was chosen
~ chairman, and Frank Morris as sec
rotary. This leaves the other member
Of the board. Ben Conner, to look af-
tcr the work end Of the proposition.
Quite a number took the train
here last Sunday evening for Column
bia. TO attend the Farmers Week fcs-
| tivities.
Mrs. Russell Cotton was hero one
day, the first of the week, visiting with
her mother, Mrs. w. r.. Preston. Mrs.
Preston was quite sick last week, and
We are glad to report that she was
much better the first of the week.
Miss Dulcc Kill left last Sunday
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-21
Farming Implements, Etc.

GRAIN 2 tons oats straw, 100 bushel oats
some good seed corn, 500 bushels
more or less of corn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-21
10 HEAD OF HORSES and MULES

l black team, mare and horse 6 and years
old weigh. 300 lbs. single driving mare. 9 years
DID, gentle.for women weight 1,1SO lbs; 4-yearold
mare, broke to work, weight 1870 lbs; 3yearold
mare, broke to work, weight l,l60 lbs; team mules
4-years-old broke to work; 2-year-od horse mule; >
3-year-old mare mule; coming 2-year-old Shetland
pony.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-21

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
l good Galloway Cream Separator, I iron
bed and springs, 2 tables, 1 oil stove, three
burner; 3 rocking chairs, l refrigerator,
1 cook stove, some seed potatoes, 1 high
chair, l stand table. =
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-23
FOR TORPID LIVER
tennessee Lumberman Talks Of His
Successful Use Of ck-Draught
for Colds and Headaches.

jamestown, Tenn.-"I have used
: Thedford's Black-Draught for years, in
fact it is the only liver medicine that
does me any good" says Mr.. L. A.
Ragan, a wellknown lumberman OF
this place. when was single, used
it for headaches, and especially If l
get a cold and feel feverish, I take a
good dose of Black-Draught, and 1t
sets me right.
"Since I have been married, have
used it in my family, and never have
found its equal for torpid liver or dis
arranged stomach, especially with
children. I can recommend Black
Draught, and gladly do So
I Every member of the family occa-
sionalfy needs the assistance that
Black-Draught can give, in helping to
cleanse the system and relieve or pre-
vent the troubles that come from a
lazy, torpid liver.
II your liver is not doing its duty,
you may suffer with headache, consti-
patton, biliousness, Indigestion, etc.
Unless relief is obtained, serious sick.
ness may result. In its long and sue
cessful use, Thedford's Black-Draught
has been found in thousands Of cases
to relieve such disorders, by stimulat-
ing the liver to do its important work.
Ask for Thedford's Black-Draught,
and insist on the genuine. NC-137
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-23
DOG SAVES ELEVEN
IN OCEAN CITY FIRE
Barking Animal Warns Ten
ants Of Danger.

Ocean City, \. j., July pa bark
ing dog led to the rescue of one man
and the escape of ten other men and
women when fire at three o'clock i'll
the morning swept through building
on the boardwalk between Second and
Third streets, occupied by eight stores.
The flames raced through the big
frame structure as the stOrekeeperS
and their families ran out on the
boardwalk in their night clothing.
Within an hour the entire building WAS
destroyed with stocks of merchandise.
valued ut $4,000 Nearby cottages
and bungalows were not harmed by
the flames.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Krieger were
asleep in an apartment over Mrs.
Krie@er's beauty parlOr when their
dog began barking and bowling. Krie-
ger leaped from bed and saw Il spiral
of smoke coming through Il transOm.
He aroused his wife and then ran TO
another room, where his daughter and
Miss Marie Canaval, her guest, We're
sleeping.
Smoke was pouring from OIlef parts
of the building when Krieger and his
family reached the boardwalk. He
broke a window in the nearest store.
that of Lipschutz & Reardon, dealers
in fishing tackle.
Dr-I-HI ipschutZ ;. Philadelphian n.
had been asleep in an apartment in the
rear-ef-tAe store. He was checking
from the smoke as he staggered
through his store. Dr. LipschutZ
stumbled and fell and Krieger climbed
through the broken window and assist
ed him to the boardwalk.
The other business establishments in
the building We're the restaurant of
Mrs A F. Archibald; toy shop CON
Quoted by DR.. Amandus Johnson, own
er of the building; a gift shop, con
Quoted by Japanese; the Ocean City
Book and Stationery Shop; roof gar
den run by Harold Robinson, and "A
gift shop conducted by Mrs. A. Bing-
ham, of PleaSantville.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-23
FRAMING R. R. MESSAGE
President to Tell Congress of Financ-
Tuacdau

ing on Tuesday.
Washington. July pa message
from President Harding to congress
dealing with the question of railroad
finances probably will he sent next
Tuesday. it was understood.
The substance of an agreement to
facilitate payment of the railroads
claims against the government has
been reached by the administration
and the railroads. it was officially
stated. In reaching an understanding
the railroads are understood to have
acceded to the administration re-
quest to negotiate their claims against
the government without demanding
compensation for ''inpfficiency of la
Dor" during the war.
Considerable sums are due the
roads. it was said and the understand
ing reached is expected 10 expedite
he payments There is no new ar
engagement or modified contract, 1t
was said. The message to be sent to
congress on Tuesday. il was believed.
would ask for legislation broadening
the powers of the war finance corpora
ton to enable that organization to
handle the funding of the railroads
debts to the government as distinct
from the treasury.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-23
Standing of the Clubs.
SENATORS TO TAKE
Up TARIFF MONDAY
Committee Aims to End Hear
ingS In Two Weeks.

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-23
|,JvERnORDEFIANT
RESIsTS ARREST
Small Threatens to Call Out
Troops to Protect Him.
COURT ASSA|lS ARGUMENT
Judge Says Contention Means Gov
ernor Could Commit Crime With
Immunity-Arrest Postponed.

Springfield, ILL.,, July 23-COntend-
ing that Governor Len Small, as chief
executive of Illinois, is immune from
arrest on charges of embezZlement,
conspiracy and confidence game to
defraud the state: that chaos in state
government would result from his ar
rCSt. and that the governor has the
poWpi'. if necessary. TO call out state
troops 10 hold off Sheriff'S deputies at
the point of the bayonet, counsel for
the governor appeared in Judge f. $.
Smiths court in an effort to persuade
the court To have the warrants for the
governor Withdrawn.
the constitutional rights of the
governor they claimed, are above in
dietary as long as he is at the head
of the state government Following
ad,ice of his counsel, Governor Small
issued a statement in which he virtu-
ally declared that he would resist any
attempt to arrest him.
The presence of several National
Guard officers in uniform in the state
house was considered significant in
some quarters. inaSmuch as the Opin-
ion of the governors counsel holds
that he has it in his power to muster
troops To project him from arrest if
such move is considered necessary.
When he appeared at The state house
in uniform. Adiutant General Frank
S Dickson said he donned the military
regalia because he expected to visit
state troops now in annual encamp-
ment ut various camps.
In response TO Attorney GilleSpie'S
question the judge said the warrants
fer Governor Small. which had been
delivered to Sheriff Mester. had been
returned to the circuit clerk.
Attorney Graham. opening the ar
gument for the governor. said he was
appearing as "a friend of the court
and Il friend of human liberty and
orderly government" rather than us
counsel for the governor or any other
defendant. States Attorney Morti-
mer presented the argument of the
prosecution.
No attempts tn arrest Governor
Small can he made before next week
rs 4 result of the judges action in
poStponing all further action until
next Tuesday.
THE contention made here, if it
prevails" said the judge, would
mean HAT the governor can. during
his term of office. commit whatever
crime he pleases and would be an
swerabIe to nobody until he gets out
of office. 1t would mean that for four
years the governor could commit any
violation of law. | am not saying that
the governor would do it. but that is
the result of the argument. Suppose
the governor should be reelected? He
would be exempt for eight years"
Attorney Graham interrupted the
court and said: Don't you see that
by his recollection the whole people
would have passed upon his case?"
But this is a question for the jul
dietary TO pass upon" Judge Smith
reDlied.
The governor, standing on the opin-
ion Of his counsel. refused to appear
in court. and his attorneys likewise
refused to appear officially for him..
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-23
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