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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL
NOTES

More SUNSHINE than usual of late
has prevailed during the week and
temperatures have averaged slightly
warmer. This condition has been
favorable for growth of vegetation, as
rule.
CORN is still backward and the
color is poor generally, In many
fields. Too much moisture and cool
nights have been unfavorable for its
growth.
SMALL GRAINS are generally do
ing well and promise good yields, ex-
cept that in Connecticut OATS are
looking badly in the western section
HAVING is progressing and the
yields have been heavy, as a rule,
Especially heavy yields of timothy are
reported from northern Maine. III
Vermont OATS. are being cut for hay
quite generally in many areas, due to
the poor outlook for the CORN crop
The quality of the HAY crop varies
greatly In some sections, due to con-
tinued rains ut harvest, much badly
cured HAY has gone into the barns.
The prospects for the POTATO crop
are very irregular. In Aroostook
County heavy June rains caused con-
siderable damage, both to the acreage
and to growth of the plants. Good
growing weather in July caused the
plants to improve greatly except on
wet ground and where not otherwise
damaged by rains. As rule, the
tubers have set we'll but in some sec
,c bn
blank spots in the fields, showing
considerable missing. Late blight is
quite common, but has not yet caused
much deterioration. In this county
the crop is now going through a crit
ical period and much depends on the
future weather conditions. The cob
blers seem to be rlpening off rather
prematurely. In the other states the
crop is generally looking well on dry
ground but on low, wet lands the
condition is low
The condition of the APPLE crop
has continued to fall somewhat in all
states except Massachusetts. Scah
and other diseases are quite prevalent
and insects have done much damage
The heavy drop has continued thru
July and earlier in the season con
tinued rains prevented sufficient
spraying. The appearance of the crop
is very varied. In some good or
chards the fruit is very large for the
season, and is coloring better than
usual. In many others it varies
greatly in size, is scabby and much
affected with fungus. In Massachu-
sets the crop has at least held it's
own of late and may make some
what heavier yield than has recently
been expected.
PASTURES are in excellent condi-
ton, as a rule, in all sections.
In the Connecticut Valley ONIONS
have gone back rapidly during the
last week and the crop is dying down
generally. The present outlook for
the crop is poor.
TOBACCO has improved in places
but there was some further hail dam
are during the week and wildfre is
bad on limited areas. On much of the
fiat land area the plants remain yell
low and stuntcd, promising half al
crop or less.
All classes of LIVESTOCK seems
to be in good condition at present
While no great change in the gem
eral agricultural condition has taken
place OF late, but little progress in
the direction OF Improvement has
been made.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
NJ, Adams Grange

ST. Adams Grange met in regular
session saturday night after two
weeks vacation. A good attendance
and nice program was reported.
The topic of the evening was Shrubs
and Flowers" and the program was
very appropriate, also many beauti-
fnl bouquets were brought which adj
ded much to the occasion.
II is hoped that now the members
will attend in larger numbers and
awaken the interest that has former
IL been in the Grange. Every night
that you do not attend you miss a
lot. so come and help boost st. AL
bans Grange.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

VARIABLE RETURN ROUTE
Ii party from one state should
wish To leave its own group on the
return trip and join another group
that fact should be reported to both
state lecturers concerned.
ORCHESTRA
Anyone who can play a musical
instrument and will bring it is asked
to notify in advance John VI. Swain,
lecturer Norwich Grange. Norwich,
Connecticut, who viii organize an or
chestra and supply the musical scores.
CHEERS
Each state is expected to organize
its own yell.
ROUTES
Below are outlined tentative plans
for the maine route from the various
states. Lecturers will assemble nj
Lewiston Monday, August 2lst, and
leave by auto Tuesday morning
through the WHIT Mountains to ST.
Johnsbury, VcruoH Fhere the local
Grange will pro Accommodations
Tuesday night.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
Canaan Grange

Canaan Grange held regular meet
ing Thursday evening, August 3rd.
Regular business was transacted.
The Grange fair and ball viii be
held September 18th. The next reg
ular meeting will occur August 18th.
There will be ii program and refresh
ments will be served. All officers
elected TO serve Tor the fair are re-
quested to be present at this meet
ing.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

The first saw mill built at MaIbon's
Mill by James Malbon in 1892.
The first school in Canaan in 1777.
James Waugh was the first settler
on the Sandy River in the town OF
Starks. He first located in 1772.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
O rEME1E IN SERvICItJI
DIPLOMATIC.

Londra, Ii Iulie. D-soara
Nadeja Stancioff, fiica ministru-
.lui Bulgar la Londra, a fost nu-
mita prima secretara a lcgatiei
bulgarc din Washington.
Acesta este primul cav cand o
femeie e numita intr'un post d.
plomatic atat de important. Dom
nisoara Stancioff, care este in
virsta de 25 de ami, STA obtinut
/ diploma la Sor'bona 81 vorbestc
saptc limbi. Dansa a reprezentat
Bulgaria la conferinta din Genoa
impreuha Gu premierul Stambu-
liski 81 ,participat la catcva din
sedintele Ligei Natiunilor.
In lpsa tatalui sau, dansa a
ingrijit de afacerile legatiei bull
gare de aici, 81 Sc zicca in GER.
curhe diplomatice ''femeia ple-
nipontentiara.' In Septcmbrie Sc
va imbarca pentru America ca sd
ia locul Doctorului Lessinoff, ac.
tualul prim-sccretar al legatiunei
.bulgarc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

|fixat noua rata de plata in asa
fcl ca munciterii de rind vor Fl
platiti eli 2 dolari' 10 cent? pc III.
/ Cine are dreptate, capitalistii
|'sau muncitoriia
Henry. Ford da raspunsul. Ford
a cumparat calea ferata Detroit
Toledo & 1ronton, 81 tocmai cand
celelalte, cal feratc cereau redu.
cerea platilor la mNncitori, Henry
Ford a anuntat ca muncitorii de
la Detroit Toledo & Ironton vor
|pri1ni 6 dolari pc 8 ore, 81 spus
ca ii ramane destul profit. Dease-
menea la mincle de carbuni ale
lui Ford ,sa ,plateste de la 6 do
lari in sus pc 8 ore:
Cine are dreptate. muncitOrii
san capitalistiig
Ioan Cucu.
SO Kendall ave. Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

In saptamana trecuta 0 nniver-
state din Ohio a conferit prese-
dintelui Harding titlul de doctor
OnOrific. Cine cuteaza sd spuna
ca administrator nu poate arata
reZnltate?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
'poSTA REDACTE1E1

Dslui Iosif Sutsa, 465 Wash.
ingtcn ave., Hackensack, NJ. -
Din gresala, numai acum am pri.
nit scrisoarea D1vOastra. Aface-
rea de care ammtiti este pc cea
mai buna Gale de a Sc aplana. ST.
tuatia Sc clarified din ce in ce
mai mutt 81 oamenii fncep a We.
-1ea clar. cici nu mai sunt condusi
de pasiune. Adevarul totdeauna
iese la lumina 81 face un lucrll
zadarnic acela care incearca sal
ascunda 81 81 inSele lumea. 81
apoi, la urma urfnei, oamenii sc
vor cunoaSte. ci intrc eli. Lupul Sc
descopere totdeauna. char 81
cand Sc deghMeaza in piele de
miel: coltii 81 firca nu si-o poate
lapada. A. P.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
INF0RnATNJM

Bridgeport, Ohio. = Furtuna
de alaltaeri dobOrit un cub de
pasare dintr 'un pom aflat in gra-
dina locuitorului Michael Mocha.
~ din Shadyside. Cuibul, care
parea a fl fost parasit de multa
vreme, avea in el hartie de 20
de dolari. cateva file sdrentuite
din bible 81 multe bucati de man.
date postaleydihg Cleveland, Ken
wood, Freeport, Fairpoint, Pow
hatan. Canton Ohio, Weeling,
West Virginia, Dantil Virginia,
Gary Indiana 81 Winslow Arizona.
Sc crede ca toate aceste lucruri
fusesera puse acolo de niscai hot,
carl n 'au mai VENT sd le ia.
Paris. - LIE Journal scrie ca
mmarhistii din Portugalia aran.
jasera totul pentrn inceperea
nnei revolutii Dnmineca viitoare,
dar ca afland guvenul, a arestat
|peste 100 dintre eli, nimicindu-lc
,astfel planul.
Leopohdville, Congonl Belgian
= Afacerile merg aici din ce in
Zee mai bine. Pc luna Main s'a
|scos din mine peste 1000 pounds
[de aur 81 diamante in valoare de
|$I,O0o00o y
Paris. - Politia a descoperit
IN complot prin care Russia si
|Germ1nia eran 81 90 uneasca in a
sdrdbi pe Polonis si ds1pa aceia
{. h
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
DIN PATR1E

D-nii: c. Dissescu, fost minis
tru, professor univcrsitar; Corne-
liu ManolescuARomniceanu, fost
primpresedintc al InsAtci Curti
de casatie 81 justitie 81 Sexth
Puscariu, professor universitar,
fost rector al univcrsitatii din
Clnj, AL fost nu,niti delegati al
Romaniei pc ldnga Liga Natiuni-
Tor in locui dior: N. Titulescu,
doctor Thoma Ionescu 81 Dimitric
Ncgulescu.
lMiercuri seara s'au intrunit la
Senat comisinnea administrative
81 cea electorate, luand urmatoa--
rcle hotarir.
In ce privestc reforna admi-
nistrativa s'a aiea Q, subcomisiune,
ca uI1 nu1nar rcstrans de membri,
Garcia i s'a dat insarcinarea de
a intocmi anteproectul reformei.
Il, cc privcste reforna elccto-
rala l,tcrarile ccmisiunei, reapec-
tive an' fcst suapendate' pan6 la,
data cand' com&iunea constitutio-
naid va ii cadr,il principiil0r ge-,
nerale, cari vor sta Ia basa nou-1
lni regin electoral.
Societatea cooperative orSeea
rieasca pcntru oAjtincroa de tere.
nuri' 'Gaminul Frcpriu's si' I'm.
prdpristsrirea Ii ors1 3 celor &c
nu AtI nici IN tel de svere, VI
tine' . inststire pubaicS . MEM,
brilcr 81 ii b ce3Dr ce dDresc ! se|
in1eti6 h scesstS societeFe al
sius ~ g lianis 1874 ors el~f2l
= - h ksslhl scSsisi priMsre|
- bassis St. vi1ieri' lang6 cara
de NsNd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
TRIBUNA LIBERIA

Tia rubrica acsGstG So publicd ca
pIdcere toate drtic0lele de istsres
general ce ne-0r vs~i dimafard. EIs
trebue snsd "a fss scris citet 81 M
mai pc foid q 6oalei de hdrtie;
sd nu cuprindd p0r6s injurioass
sdu otocuri persomole u "a M tis
mai lnngi ca ceI NtNt trei smte de
cnUixte. T0dte 6rticOlels % cor 4
II semnote de csi ca 10 scriM. NoNa4
scrisele nepablicutils M 50 jnapo.
iuz6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
Stilnate d-le 1edactor.

Luptele intre muncitorii si ca.
ipitalistii din America, devin tot
maj aprige. Muncitnrii, de q par
te Sc plang ca Cspitaiistii vor sd
reduce starea nauncitorimii Anne
ricane la nivelul rpuncitorilor din
China.
Capitaaissii - plsug, cS de ~.
ssnt niuneitorii ~ y nine Il 0xi
Fsrste, au pl1ti ~ atsfb u 4
feiul acests, lsr cattsl lAsiloF -
le ramanc proli lIis1t1r Board =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

|sh sc fntoafsca contra Frantei. In
|lcgatura Gu aceasta s'au otrawit
doua pcrsoane.
Cleveland, Ohio. - La Maple
Hights yor soSi Dumineca dimi-
neata sapte vagoane imcarcate Gu
cal din Kentucky pentru alerga-
rifle ce vor hrma aci timp de l3
zile. Sc vor oferi premii in va
loare de $4,000.
Berlin. - Sc anunta ca la Mag
deburg, in Saxonia. s a descoperit
I'M depozit de munitium ascunse,
unde Sc aflau 1900 de carabine,
SO de mitralipre 81 mare canti--
tate de munitii 81 echipament.
Elyria. Ohio. - Gu scopul de, a
face fata unui deficit de 100000,
consilul communal hotarit astazi
o Scadere de 10 proccnte in lefu-
rile gardistilor, pompierilor 81 a
catorva alti functionari.
80
Warren, Ohio. - Fetita irene
Mackery, in etate de s ami, su-
ferit arsuri grave pc cand s'a
aprins rochita de la niste artificii
cu care Sc. juca impreuna GU alti
copii.
Roma. = O depese agentiei
Central News anunta ca Filadelfo
Castro, primarnl OraSelului Len
TIM din Stella, fost prins fa-
bricand bembe pc sub ascuns
Inainte de fl arestat, ell a arun-
cat primaria in aer Gu dinamita.
In casa primarului sc gasisera
multe bombe, despre carl Sc zice
ca ar fl fost fabricate pentru so.
cialiStii de acolo.
South Shields. Anglia. = O re.
volta iscata la minele de carbuni
de aici rezultat in ranirea a
catorva garvlisti 81 civil 81 n are.
stalea l3 rasculati.
Constantinopol. lngrijitorii 81
pazitori mai multor haremuri tur.
cesti s s'au pus in greva, cer1nd
plat mai mari Astfel multe ha.
remuri sunt acum nepazite 81 sta
panii lor 5ncearca sa gaseasca
'strikebreakeri'' (rlpatori de
greva) carl sd. le ingrijeasca
'averea"
Omaha. Neb. Fred Brown
din aceasta localitate fost are.
stat 81 pns sub cautiune de
$63 600 pentru cd tinnse doua
femei legate in lantnri mai multe
saptamani, intr'un sopron de pc
ferma sa.
Paris. = Sc anunta ca la Con.
stantinopol sc va forma imediat
o comisiune compusa din Ameri.
|cani, Francezi, Englezi 81 Italieni,
care sd cerceteze crimele fam.
tuite in Asia Mica atat de Turci
cat 81 de Greci.
Berlin. - Astazi a luat sfarsit
greva tfpografilor, din carei
cauza ziarele n'au aparut mai
mrlte zile. Aplanarca s'a facut
prln cresterea salariil0r la tipo.
graft de la $50 la 800 de ,marci
pc saptamana.
Paris. = Ultimile rapoarte a.
nunta ca printre cei arestati GU
ocazIa descoperirei complotului
monarhist in Portugalia Sc afla
81 Ahvaro De Castro, fostul prim-
ministru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
DIN FUCA eOlUfIO[U|

r interesanta gazetaria. Socia
listii ne nulnesc liberali, "lnfra-
tirca' (ziarul liberal din CLUB
tie cEiama bolsevici, "Aurora" ne
'spnne lorghisti, lar eel carora lie
slasa gura apa dupa un post de
.redactor La America au infa>
mia sa ne strige ca ne-am vIndnt
.liberalilor. Tot cred ca vor reusl
,sa mistifne lumea. MOI insa ne
urmam calea inainte.
IS
Nici un exercitiu m este mai
sanatos ca exercitarea discretiei.
q
Att vazut vre-Odata ca bArbatul
Isl pune fata aproape de ceea a
sotiei sale cand danseaza i'm
preunae
q
Turcii Sc bat mereu. Pentru un
turc bataia este fOarte naturala.
Eli an cate IL femei in casa lor,
asa ca O leaca de camp de lupta
nu c decat o variatiune pentru eli.
II
Aveam un camarad de raZbOrl
care. sub durata bOmbardarei ce-
lei mai zgomOtOase, putea durml
hine, fara ca sd Sc fl trezit. l. am
admiral 81 invidiat ell tOtii pana
ce lam gasit secretul. Era tata
la II copii. Era obieinuit de acasa
'cu galagia.
&
Criza industriala s'a terminal
tOcmai pc cand Oamenii Incepuse
sa Sc obicinuiasca GU ca.
d
Ce bine ar Fl daca fiecare ON
STAR sti ispravi eel putin atat de
bine lucrul sau propriu pc cum
spune ca s'ar priccpe la lucrul
altuia.
A
Nh va pare ciudat ca de multe-
orr 0 fe1neie mica sc casirtoreSte
Gu un bA1ibat de statura mare 81
ca este ''bossul'' in casa; lar
cand femeie mare Sc casatoreste
Gu I'm barbat de statura mica. :.
tot ca este bossul.
q
In saptamana trecuta 0 univer-
state din Ohio a conferit prese-
dintelni Harding titlul de doctor
onOrific. Cine cuteaza sd spuna
ca administratia nu poate arata
rezultate?
d
In Mexico este o leye care nu
rermite ca stapanul sd tratezc
rau pc servitor. Unde este ins;i
legea care sa spuna ca servitorul
sa fie 81 ell cuviimios cu stapanul
saue
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

In Mexico este o lege care nu
rermite ca stapanul sd tratezc
rau pc servitor. Unde este insa
legea care sa spuna ca servitOrul
sd fie 81 cl cuviincios cu stapanul
saue
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

Paris. : Ultimile rapoarte a.
nunta ca printre cei arestati GU
ocazla descoperirei complotului
monarhist in Portugalia Sc afla
81 Ahvaro De Castro, fostul prim-
ministru.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
AGAIN TRYING TO FOOL
AND MISLEAD PUBLIC
g. 0. p. Chiefs Now i'm Des.
perate Effort to Appeasc
Popular Indignation.
AnE NOT TO DE BELIEVE,
Two Years of Mennest. Smallest md
Mont Infamous Politics
Ever Played.
tBY Associated Prcss.1

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. April s.
-Ihe Republican administration
mas thus far wholly failed TO grasp
the fundamentals. both OF postwar
conditions and remedies" CordclI
Hull. chairman Of the Democratic
Natiohai Committee. declared here
tonight in the first address of n
spea king tour. which is TO take him
to the Pacific Coast
I'm desperate eTor, to appcase
popular Indignation" the Democratic
chairman declared. the same co,erie
OF shifty Republican leaders. who, in
1870 were the cunning authors OF
that long list Of solemn party prom
Uses OF prosperity. efficient govern
ment. and speedy tariff. shipping. ia,
ana other legislation. now offer them.
selves as witnesses to prove an alibi
FOR the Republican panic OF 1922
ana say that the Democrats left
such mess on their hands that the
panic could not be avoided
What right have these utterly dis
credited and Old Guard leaders
whose every promise TO the business
man. the farmer. and the laborcr In
le2o mas been violated, now to offer
themselves as voluntary witnesses In
an ehort again to mislead and fool
the people? Tested by every moral
standard. they are not entitled to be
oeheVed on any political subject"
Contrast~ the Two Ycnr..
Mr.. Hull contrasted employment
agricultural and business conditions
in 1920 with those OF laoIco In
answer to the mess" charges.
I'm order to be truthful and fair "
he added. lit must be admitted that
IN Two important respects the Demo-
Gratis did leave an awful mess on the
ha ms OF the administration. viz. the
reca!citrnnt and incompetent Rcpub-
hcan Congress OF 1890. which has
Deen even more incompetent under
harding. The Democrats also he
queathed TO the Harding regime as
part OF this mess the results of
more than two years OF the meanest
the smallest. and the most Infamous
Republican politics ever played bv Il
set of leaders since Aaron Burr
plotted and Catiline conspired.
chairman Hulls itinerary includes
Denver. April 8: Salt Lake City. Aprn
10; Portland. Ore. April IL: Spokane.
April 13; Helena. Mont, April IA:
bismarck. y. H.. April IG: ST. paul
Aprll Il, and Grand Rapids. Ap-il
10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
NURSE FREED OF
MURDER CHARGE;
CROWD APPLAUDS
Miss Stone Is Calm When
Acquitted of Killing
kinkead.
THANKS JURY. SHAKES
HAND OF HER LAWYER
Decision Reached After Long
Deliberation During Which
Nurse Is Quiet.
JURY RE-READs THE EVIDENCE
Listens for Two Hours to Testimony
OF Alicnists for Both
THANKS JURY, SHAKES
HAND OF HER LAWYER
Jury RE-READs THE EVIDENCE
Listens for Two Hour. to Testimony
of AlicnIsts for Both
Sides.
tBy Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April 6.-Mlss Olivia
NJ. p. Stone. who shot and killed Ell
lis G. Kinkead. former corporation
counsel OF Cincinnati. August S. 1921,
tonight was acquitted of murder by
jury In the Brooklyn Supreme Court.
Shortly before o'clock the Jury
sent In word that II had agreed upon
verdict. Announcement of the YER
dict was withheld. pending arrival
OF District Attorney Ruston, who was
sent for at his home
Hundreds OF men and women who
had gathered outside the courtroom
cheered repeatedly when the verdict
was announced. while those in the
crowded courtroom also applauded
The defendant. in contrast to her
highly nervous condition throughout
the trial. received the verdict calmly.
Thank YOU" she said, inclinlng
her head at the jury.
Then she turned and shook hands
with her attorney. Edward J. Reilly.
and resumed her seat
After celebrating four hours
without reaching an agreement. tho
jury listened two hours to re-read
testimony this afternoon and then
was locked up for dinner until 8
o'clock.
Justice Aspinall. who presided at
the trial, ordered an Adjournment
because. he said. "it would not be hu
name to mako the defendant wait
In suspense while you are out. She
can have until s o'clock. at least. to
know her fate has not been sealed"
The 3ury~returned to the court a t
$3.50. almost four hours to the min
ute after 1t had left. and Foreman
Charles c. Van Brunt asked that
testimony of allenists be read. For
two hours the twelve men listened
carefully to every word. The testl-
mony had been given by DR.. Sylves-
ter r. Lahy. who said Miss Stone was
sane when she killed Kinkead. and
by DR.. Annette NJ. Ralston, who de-
clared the defendant was tho victim
of an Explosion in the brain"
When the verdict was announced
Justice Aspinall said:
The laws OF the State OF Now
! York say In all criminal actions the
Jurors are the sole judges of the fact
or the crime. The jurors must re-
ceive tho law from the court and
apply II to the facts. I charged YOU
with the correct law this morning.
You accepted this law and applied
1t to the fact and under oath of Of
flee as exclusive judges you have
this defendant not guilty OF murder
In the first degree. This court must
bow before your wishes and accent
your verdict.
Judge Frees Woman.
You have performed n great duty.
your verdict may not be approved
by some and. may be approved by
others. While the law Is on ths
statute books OF this State IL must
be oteyed. I trust that In the re-
mainder OF your lives you will never
again be called upon to perform
such an important duty as you have
performed In this case"
Justice Aspinall then turned to
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
MABRY, SCORNING JAIL LIFE.
AGAIN ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE
Prison Breaker Extraordinary, Who Has Twice Sawed
to Liberty, Frustrated in Most Recent Effort to I.
Leave Bars and Cells Behind Forever,

Travis w. Mabry. jail-breaker ex-
traordinary who twice escaped from
the City Jail here. and who was cap
tured Sunday afternoon following q
daring dash for freedom. was inter:
rupted yesterday as he was attempt
ing another break.
Mabry had torn loose a bar iron
ri""'rd to his punk. and. using it as
lever. was seeking the weak spots
In the bars OF his cell when the
jailer suddenly appeared
Mabry grinned cheerfully, straight
ened from the stopped position in
which he had been working on the
bars. walked TO his bunk and flung
himself upon 1t. Resting on hts ell
bows. chin cupped in the palms OF
his hands and kicking his heels to-
sether. he smilingly regarded the
)ailer who discovered him.
We'll. caught again" he said.
Then he laughed and was silent. He
lay musing thus while the jaiier re-
moved tho small iron bar from the
cell. The door. changed shut. and
Mabry again was left to deliberate
another frustrated jail-break.
Mabry first sawed his way to free
dom from the City Jail last Novem-
Der In the early hours OF morning,
He, was captured by Baltimore po-
lice and again lodged in a cell here.
Walter Hines, convicted OF tho mur-
der of Patriotism Washington !.