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y^ |.\\111..N? 24J00. *^^;^ra.?-* ?*???? \EW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, ?MAY 28, 101:5.?18 PAGES.
at * iil?l/ 'I* /\XI* / <| * Vrl? Iat it*? ?f s>? \ork. .Irmi'T ? II' and Hob?a???*.
* IMlK li O.M. i r-.-X 1 EI.SEWHERK TWO CENTS._
il
Rig Western Railroad, 7.500
'Miles Long, Unable to Meet
Maturing Obligations of
$2,250.000.
FEDERAL COURTS APPOIMT
Two Named in St. Louis and
Two More in Chicago for
Chicago ? Eastern Illinois
?Stocks Break
Violently.
27.- Thomai H. West,
?ard of dir?-.-tors of
Company, and B.
it. 1
I E ad Company,
I ?r the rail?
road
receiv? r.? here
took : hour after tl
poir.'"
-
nidiar- ? . by the United
?A ?? I : In ? !hica|
the appointment
? -? for th? ? t .- -j
Frar
Walter H. Pan born, who came her?
* peclally to |
the 'Fi ' ' '?' the North Am? I i?
d tO he
'i'ris. o to the extent o?
...
finan? ial ?. I
Ji m< * i'??? ; no!,
: resident of the Norm
mpai ? Immediate
was the ma?
! of thiTt-tim? notes
? ?ad for ?92.t25O.O00,
nt inter?
Th? . ? the affajrs of
- had a dirreasing Influ?
? time, and
? ?? n Toakum of th?
.;ne to i?t. Louii
?
id aa to '
pursue. At first it waa ru?
ma m? n .le
tide the
? .
v. '.- :. J .
: o*d went into b? ? ?
I
became I
- that , ? tltiona ?a ?
atmen! of re?
" : % about of at?
? '? resis
thut th ? ding
Lehmann and Nagel Apply.
The?e rumo: rifled in
formal a] waa pre
orn late this
FYedei ?'? Lehmani
S teal, at" ? -.ting
preferred t.?
i. a/ere In no
with the railroad, thua
ntment of I
and Mr Wesl wh
? many of the
the road. Mr.
?-ship
iporary until J ?
us from I -
ill with
the r Mr Wt at ami
era. Th ?
-, of St. Lo<
?
?
Th- on for the appointment
: ? ? -ourt
. ? | nm
?? prln?
tins in behalf
? rlcan ? 'on
tment of Mi
?
any la
?nderet? od to h - it? ral for it?
'outinne.l nil fniirth page, ?l?lh ???lurnn.
This Mornings News.
LOCAL. P^lte
all. i
? ' - ??. i
3
Hall. 5
. 6
Mall Order Men Crltlclae F'arcel '
? .- i i lai 7
Truat'a Birth 7
Thlnn?- ' . ? Memorial I'ay 7
Cri t Iclaed .... 9
f Arel tecta .... ?
. ?
?tie.18
ll (?r.ilnanee. .% 18
*18
?'ohala.-; Ma) ratlgal 18
18
QEIfEBAI?.
?*:v h. Bhuna
fttsaa ?* ? .? . rere' Manda., l
[?ne Thi? Week . 3
. 3
******* ? ned. ?*
?? A?< .?. . '.,,: ? 5
p?wt?a(-e [| |U||.) Authorised. *
... 8
?"Imson ?.n.. I
rOHEION
ilkan Aine? 4
**
??
M18CELLA>-.OUi
" ' r Women . ?
. 8
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................... *
oaatii . |f | -.i
.11
.11
?a. 13 and i*
14 nn?l 18
.17
COAL MINE AN INCUBATOR
Its Superintendent Hatches
Eggs Over a Hot Spring.
. B- fotofraph to ti.? Trii -, ?
Big Run, [vim. Ma* . i 11 :
don, .?-up? rlntendenl "f the 1;;.
inirio?. urnr here, hsa turned II ? -nine
int?. ?i;-. Incubator.
London ! laced ' ?? ? nt? -thr? ? ?
Wj at ?? . rga in .? baski i si I
them m ?i small dr> room ..f th*? i
I il water continually bubbles
?? nperature
vari? t degree -
?
Har.gii .; hli basket <.i . rk*. s.
t**l ?? S?..,111,11??- ll.ll V
*,, th.- ?i-.:
would had thej been in ?in Incubator.
Att! . for in?
cubation, \. in. r-sterday, the
egg? began t? nd this m<
01 had twei w -one healthy ? I
ft".?tii i?:> t? entj thr? eggs
-?
TOOK MERCURY BICHLORIDE
AS B. S. WALKER DID
Wife of Bronx Druggist Swal?
lows It by Mistake-- Rushed
to Hospital and May Live.
Mrs Rae Cl ? saman, thin
' - ' el t'heasman, ?i drug?
gist, ol No, 11 - ? _' Pos street Tl - Bronx.
,s In a serio? on in Kordham
Hospital suffering fi hloride ..f
mercurj ?
' .' ' than usual '? n th?
-? -
Bandera v. alk< : . ? \\ ,. on. i la
..ti Thursday nft-r a w<
? ?
allel.
M ri to her med?
est iti the dark? ni
oui tl:<- tablet and swallowed it. Im?
me.;: . .in,l
her 1
whit-?- of eg s and called in i>:.
Dupfa of So, 1100 i
\ f> v. minutes later I >i
. from Pordbam Hospital,
after applying a stomach pun
j her t<? th.- hospital. She was conscious
hut in pain. J>r. Schorr hoped the
1 . : for she ?.sa? n
fuir condition ati hour afterward He
ios ever, it would be Imps*-,
. to kn?>w f? r sis or seven day*, whether
j she would recot r r. Th?
' th?* heart and i,
rgans.
? a>
DIDN'T DIE AS WALKER DID
Detroit Man Took Poison, hut
Doctor Made Him Live.
Detro ? M..;- 27 Th? m ? M i . e
who wanted to ni?-, and who read in
the newspapers ih<- ?-?mark of !
.title of mercury I that
and who then swaHowed ele
through at ? ent of Di
?
? :.*in.
e took I ?
tninc. He
tal.
die. Hit
the sec? ith was
badly burned; s I
reg ? ?
man injected bl? irbonai
?
? when
he called, r. 81
? ?
dang? i
EGG MAN IN PERJURY NET
Judge Orders Charge Against
Bookkeeper for Firm
111 the ' T t r- ??j
Dlsti i -tid
Henry A Gutter si Disti
Attorney, t>. r.. i? ? f? >r <- s rommlaaloner
with Qoorga W N lor b bookke?
formerly In the employ of Wiiiard P
Bros i A B ma, of So. 139 Eb
eg] ;?-?:.
perjur) axa mut him.
Savior was i ? bring i"
- ?
. - Inv? tigatlng
- , ha I
1,1,1,.-.; railroad freight
. .,,'.:- ? ;.- ru -
aj-ed Whll? ITS Of ths railt
Hi .. ? umlnlng tl ?
? rasures,
Saylor said th.? era-aires had
? em] ers. The i
ind Jury, ?
uller, that the enti les hs i
-raft" and that he :
changed the? to ??bkg?'' brokerag
. p. Brown, head Of the Arm,
had ordered ths i hsngSS, he said.
Wt.iw- waa brotiafhl ! ? f? rs ruda;,?
contempt of court
bul Naylor then rhanited his tSStlniot
;iIlvi gaid had mads th*- erasur?
his ,.,, ? ? on. Under cross-sxami
third story,
.- orders for erasures had
W. H. Sanfor?! head of the
. fores of wi'iard P. Brown i
Bons.
$10.000 IN_CL0TH STOLEN
Drivers Helper Missing, Too?
Police Get Empty Wagon.
Herman SfoHtS. a manufsrfir. r ol
at No '"? ' ' - - ? Btrsst
form( Msrcsr Btrsst poHes last i I
thai *? evsnbolta
. at about tW.m. had
itolen from In I
in
Merits saM he had sent Charla As il
the driver, to the factory in Wash! -
|0t 111 bolts "f ekHli
\ach ???-?? tos41ng the wagon his hell"-:
remained In the driver? BSS<
bolts had been I..-.- ? I Al
., to tad his heller an .
? ?, a ??a: h, tOUttt ' B
I ? d ? rosbj
boll of cloth ?as miaalng
a? Mas the hslpSI
COURTHOUSE DECORATED FOR ROOSEVELT LIBEL ACTION
idc the bttildinc ai Marquette. Mich., where trial is now under wa*
I
I JACOB A. RIIS
'?
USES AXE ON If!
THEN OIES IN FM
I
?Swift Justice Overtakes M
Who Makes Murderous At
tack on Mother of His
Three Little Girls.
?
' WOMAN MORTALLY HUR
Says He 11 Kill and Escape, b
Crashes Down 78 Feet Whei
Trying to L< ;ip from
Six-Story Roof to
Another.
Swift
of No ''?'' W< ??
in the form of a ill to I
?
a poll? ' man aft :
?
-
The r ?
ten da the hushai
.t of her i
.i m nl
drunki
?
weighing 1ST?
fr
eighii cr a hui
i of tl
? ?
?
100 foll?n
?
I
a v. ? ?,. ago S d him I
; ;,| hi i
? du a uh him. A ta
? ?
'
I
Irinking a
fai
.
Wife Obtam? Court Summons.
'!<???.. ?
?pre? ?.-. ? !?? gol fro
?
di ra i htm out agaii
ng that it v
?howli ? ? mona foi
.
the Hat.?-m poli? ?? ourl
pon h
and I.
om and
wh.rh apparently h<
? ?? for the j. irpoae
and si ? hi r with that.
His v ' . : ? Jf"s 01
;h?* three childr<
? bet h and Helei
boring women r.m t?
? ! Ameterdam ,n en le
|] ??? ? ? ? ileaaon, <?i
the w?st 100th atreet atatlon, on tixc?i
poet. She told him that ?? man wat
murdi ? wife
? an to th?- houae, but b) thia
rowd ren had gathtared
et ami hail way.". When tlwy
?an ? ileaaon ? oming I up cri?-s
of "Cheeae it- the ? op ' ? ? ; lit eman
: . and w?-ut down Into
the baeement, hut Colllna warned i>y
the ?-ri' a, had lied t.. the r?.??f.
Qleaaon found Mrs. ?'"lia.- lying on
the H? w In .t - ndltlon. A
tunned to pun .id a
thud in t ? k fit*
? -,u??.l
his ? I? ?i in?.' from the i
\ i it to No. Ti cal?ais had slipped,
failli . ? death on the ? ? ment
l.i low.
Said He'd Kill and Escape.
f tl ? ' 1
that Collins li.i'l told h a Wag
her ?"?i then make
:?? Mi a. i folllna a en to J
H... d Wt ich.t Hospital, whei ?
said
.. fr.'in .? ?r.i. tured skull and In?
Injuries.
The thr? ?? ? hlldn n wer? tak? n In
ehargi Mise Kathei ? Keei
? ..r-.i.i nie? a of Mi a, ? lolllns,
?\ ho l!\ ? <i ?? ah her,
?iuing ? thered ?n
tli?. ttreel ie, ?a hlch )??? In
. . the r??-?
,.r ti,.- "??..-?? reet | ? il
sent out tu clesi the atmet.
i..; i; UHIIAItU i' ii. \ N
WANTED TO BUY 14TH ST.
Harlem Boys Had Purchased
$7 Worth When Criught.
? ? ?
i ? la
' ? ?
?
No II Weil H I
?
??f \ **" . . ,
?
I (.it ? ? r.o ihe
tting
i
HAMMERSTEIN PAYS
MORTGAGE OF $240.000
London Is Now Wondering
Where the Impresario
Got the Money
? ?
night i : '
' i
? ? i
.
th.
! . ? . ? -1
kng 1
.
?
e that
l : m a : ht t he p ir.-.
but even thla la regard?
the I
??unir
tll.lt
; i
? ?.
FALL IN PICTURE PRICES
But Antique Chairs and Bean?
vais Tapestry Are Booming.
? UM ]
Paria, May 27.?Two sales of p
and old furniture ? hlch
took place I Peilt
1200,000 \ marked
fall was ? In l he pricea <.r piel ?
For Inatan? a, four decorative
Lagren?e, "Lee i IH monts,"
for whi? h 112,000 ?. . ?,,,1,1 f, r
10,000, while a eel of Aubueaon chairs,
f?.r which ?120,000 wsa asked, brought
? 12,000.
a piece i ? Beauvala tapestrj
tono ira dea Dleuj I whi? h $30000
? mai ded, fei bed 130,000.
TOWN BREAKs'bABY RECORD
Eight Out of 17 Homes Visited
by Stork in One Night.
' B) T?>?r?ph la Th? Tl vr?
Minerva, Ohio, May tl The \.:inn.?
? Paris, n??r here, boasts of ? ra
? it ? u i ranging the
- ; illation. Although th?
littip hamlet contalna nni> ?<?vi.nte<*n
? ? i
, three girh wen bom there
Bunds) night The babes all ?
Mngly
When the vlllag
morning a was ?>.> And new male ?r
rlvala in th.? homes "f Mr.?? Robert
tter, Mrs. CI? de Bhldler,
M ? Rimer Haynam and Mr?
s. luiiitt i ; i ri the homes
? .;?. ... ?.? \nthoi . Mi?. Peter
1 Mr?. ? mrar It
v r rate of iMrsaas the Pari?
1 will 3?>?>n he too small t?> go om?
modal., ill.- rush Of children. '
STOLEN BABY IS
FOUND IN BRONX
Four-Year-Old Freda Libowitz,
Kldnapped Sunday by Annie
Boyarsky. Deserted Af?
ter Curls Are Cut.
HUDDLED ON DOORSTEP
Taken to Station House. Child
Is Identified by Matron,
but Has Only Hazy
Idea of Her Wan?
derings.
? < ar-old
Kirl who wss kldi app .1 from her
? . N'.. 41 ?I 1*1
n<h Yoi ?-. by
Ant.. ^ Russian girl,
?- in East
:.\ She
p
hid her long i urla
i .-I ? - : i las Log hat I
it i? i - fors
entire ? i nd many
thousands of school children In E?as1
Sew i'ot
ta
k . ?
?
non.
Mr hid whoa
? va ise. At
?
nd the jo
I no Idea I
. '
Identified by the Matron.
M I
? gil l .n.d warming I
?
?
Aft? r | em she wai sat
ii,1.1 the :
M? - b i tenant of
l.'-i
with
?
m Keon, "f that i n ? nt to The
Hroi
?
?is soon as (
a k*i t of ' girl i ras ling about
on the floor of I ? ? n'a t oom they
ran forward, holding out their arm?..
The ?gnlsed th? m and : ?,
I to laugl , The ta o
wont ely Identified the child
and were profuse In their t ,u?:>s t..
Matron Bullivan.
Pati olman Tra
avenue i - ho found ti ??
Lib? ? ' said he ? liking in
what
he thought nan a bundle on the door?
f No. 451 11 ?
...'?.I tOOk l.'T to th**!
nt t..
loi mis stal Ion, s hei ?? I ? s Is
a mal i - '
Child Tells Her Story.
B? ?..?? i ? ?ni?' taken home, llttl?
told her storj a ? be it she could Bhe
left her home a Ith Annie
ill i o'clot H in si
tern.ion. and thai aftei riding In cars
fol a long time and v..-,ikinK for many
! -Mir?, she and Annie wsi t t.. a doctor's
office, where the physician told a
her > '??. and treated it.
Aniii*- then t?t>ok hat to another house.
Preda Bald, where the* met a man
Ths next da? (Monday) Amu.- took her
trotn ths house, sad on Monday night
? . in s hallwaj. festerd ly
ths n?!.? ?,..m>- mors in trolley can and
? d a lot That was ail Preda
ould remembsr, sh?> didn't know
when ..r \sher? she had last sssn An
n... and didn't know how ?h-> .ame to
1 ?? f..und In The i;r.,i,\.
The fact that th.? LibOWltS h.id had
been found u.is mm announ<csd by the
? Until lat>? last niKht. in the hops
Annie Boyarsky might bs found
In th" ntrighborhood. Ths police still
hope to obtain a sufficiently accurate
- ? srhers Pteda
Bays fhe and Annie spent Sun.lav night
to enable th?tm to And It and thus traes
the Boyaisky girl.
'? - : - taksn babies
fr.'tn their !"??' * ?? this. About
? r ago she took Ruth Fiel* hmann.
daughter of Mra Abraham Fleisch?1
? if N'.? i i.:t Ma.?is..M avenu?
ige In front of the
Mount Binal Hospital Two days
-, d t-s-f.>r? '? v .-r'
found. The irirl had walksd the street*.
...nt.* ? gl t? for fo.nl fur ?h"
and herself.
COLONEL SWEARS
HE SHUNS DRINK
AND ALWAYS HAS
ROOSEVELT OCCASIONALLY
TAKES
White Wines ?- ?e?ry
Madeira Mint Juleps
Champ.iqne Br.-indy in Milk
ROOSEVELT NEVER TAKES
Cocktails Whiskey with
H.qhballs W.-iter
Whi?Uey Straight Red Wine?.
Beer
ROOSEVELT LIKES TO TAKE
Tea Milk
M'neral Waters
MRS. P. C. KNOX HURT
Hurled Out of Auto When It
Skids Near Atlantic City.
B] to The 1
Atlantii I'll M Mrs. 1 hilan?
der C Knox, a"lfe of the former Be re?
tsry "f State, n-sa hurl'??! froi
kidded In a m n t h<?,
road to thla i ??
:.
? : . la aeat, leap? .1 to her
found her in a eeml?coi indl
tion He had her cat
tarmhoua? and aenl f? i .inn.
The do? t??r found Mrs, Knox
? ? i erel) from bad b
? ? ? . ? rt. The 1
mi r Be? retai -.- and m K
;. , hotel h? t?'. Tl ? | me out ?
? ride and ??? ere on the
.
AUTO RECORDS BROKEN
English Chauffeurs Make 914
Miles in Twelve Hours.
27 w ?;.
Bi otl und L G. Horns!
l.V30-horsepower sutomoblle, to-day
broka the world'a record for twelve
hours, overlng 911 ? ? 640
This was at the i 76 20 mili
from
a hours w? : |
v? ? ? lirah reatad i
i In * ? rll, Ifll, bj
?'?: milea In twenl
a pei
..
-.
COLUMBIA JUNIOR MISSING
Mind Unbalanced, It Is Believed,
by Worry Over Examinations.
Worry over th?* belief tl I
failed m hla examinations is I ?
hs? i the mil Ben
Chatham ? old,
atudent in Teachers i
?
Saturday mon
luthoritlee ol
. --. ? r thai ? ? i if
.
mid retur
\.. 41 Weal 121
with h I?? ?
? le
Feet 9 Inches
When last seen
? . ? ? .
i |10 In his poch
TENNIS NIGHT AND DAY
H P Whitney Plans Big Indoor
Court, to Cost $110,000.
Han Payne Whlti
ti for a*' ind? i ? '
iwlmmlng pool in a new t?ull?lin?
hi?? gymnasium, at Roalyn, which
wi'.i cost 1110,.1 Thi : has
pied 1
The ; Isna call for a itruci
? meaauring ?',2 b 129 1 The i
and artiflcl ?I
lights will I??? arranged ao that pla
k,. on ntght oi
in addition t?) the couii an.i I
will be n cl ibroom
o
LABOR MEN BLAME RALPH
Tell Wilson He Is Hostile to
Compensation Act.
Ernesl B?hm eon
? t the l'entrai I 'ed< rated L'nlon, i
last nlpht that by d ' ' ?
h? had aenl to Preeldent
of tu.? r?solut ona i aseed bj it prot? ii
agalngt the all?-??;?".! hostil?? attitude of
Joseph K. it-alph, Director if the iiure&t
of Kngntvint" ami Printing, to
nen'a n ai letl n a I
Th?* preamble saya Mi Rali h I sa dis
couraged applications foi petitions sad
daims for benefits under the act The
reeolutlona r?tit? that tha freedom con?
templated in ita passage la prevented In
the operation of the act, und that the law
flhntjM be extended to Include In Its ben
lits worinrs In son-hassrdous employ?
ment.?? and all p?snoM contraetlnK dis
aasas known as Industrial I
OPPOSE COMPENSATION BILL.
San Franclai o, May ct B* i vote of -,
to 1. the BratiMTbood of Rallwaj Train
t..??ii. in ''??nv?ention here. registered op?
position t?. nicht t? the propos?-.! Work?
men's compulsory compensation hill non
before I "n?:ress.
DANISH CABINET TO RESIGN.
? openha*?n. .May ?! -?The I?anish Pre?
nier to-day Informed the party Isadora
that as a result of the recent sled
the government would r.-sUn OH June 1?.
**h.ti the Danish l'arlla'i.ei | r?assembl?e.
ATLANTIC CITY TOUR.
r?nna>lven-.a Railroad Memorial
I'.n II! t?> 117, in.
beard !.<-?? ???> New v. rk Ma, M
suit o T n-,\n Division Paaaenger
Altem. 281 Fifth Ave, ? ?
A 1\ I.
I
Never Takes Whiskey or
Brandy, He Asserts, Unless
He Is Ordered to Do So
by His Doctors.
DISLIKES HARD LIQUORS
Doesn't Know the Tiste of a
Cocktail or a Highball, and
Only Once in His Life
Has He Tried
Beer.
WHITE WINES AT MEALS
Roosevelt Tdlr of His Lifelong
.Sobriety in S10.000 Libel Suit
Against Michigan Editor, and
it Corroborated by Friends
and Physicians.
Mar?iu? tte, Mich , May 27. 1 I
i'.". - ? .,(? rudd;
? alth. tun ? . i h ?? he id
and a ??'?uar. jaw in tl -n of
twelve farmers - and
woodsmen in court tO-da) and g
haracter for .- "taol b
t..t,-., - t nevei
In his Ufa His testimony and that of
oth. : i i rxroborated such
a des. ription of sbststnlousnesa
if the ? u. man u '
. years <-f i.is life in performing
the duties of President of th< I :
Btstes saw anj thlt -
? -, : ? ..ning to ti lim?
pie toil? : - ods SI d 'he mines
that d, as
charged in an editorial by tl
ant, Ceorge A. Newstt, his iiiun'*?
lid I ? ' It, nor did his
mann? r.
When Mr. Pound, ?is COUnSSl
? ' | .-L- tO
v called M
? olonel, who had
Leen Inconsplcuoufl amon>.*
and visitors,
. "i briskly tors i
| Now tell thl
;> at v.ho had
Prseidenl fuiste.] his chair to fa? <
rs in th?'ir box snd proceeded '?>
- directed.
At i liblk Bometimt
? ?? .?.?..-. mi . ? pa two; on
an average, i one glass i f
Ths u- Itnssi
in h Btinct, eh..;
snd dd? d. aft? r a moment
v, ;;|l ' mph ISlfl ? . I do thSt
in put
Judge Rebukes LauqHers.
.1 i C? F^nt'isan. prt
\ ins* over the i ourt, ;
There was a fine bed of mint a* tne
. ? ? -A
is lei : ' '
<"??. :i t-tur kl? i
?
:; mint Juleps in a |
v light i
' - - : ? I IS
? ng for t he . lie i'hv al?
lured out to
him '
? othe- ?
I touched nothing ese .n UM
in I
| the ductor, apparently out of a ?Ah <,.
I at the er.i vt the trip measured s
was left and found that I had rjn
?
HOI ? IKCS'g
?? '
Lion. Mr. Andrews'? mann*?"
tssll ?: ?
aoftly. ? mly s hen a a
than
his quest i or. s requite does his rotos
\* ?-: h times h.N t"tie3 seem to
. B d v.'.a\vs.
, nel Boos? i s? si s ss
tractable wltnsss, snd Mr. Andn i
mi * t.? , hangs hi??
mony. He Intel
? - - a minor natui bul the
Irrsd
a.s he seemed t.> be at refuting s
his i ? libel, sis
Stoppsd short and waited for the ruling
' ' e court.
Detests Whiskey and Bear.
The wit;.ess expressed a d?H?BStatlo*i
for whiskey und beer, ?if ths latter h
co ild reensmber having taken only o:. ?
mouthful In hi? life. That was at th.
DeUtSChsr Club, In Milwaukee, wher
he aras urged to pay ths tributs of a
amber brew which
forms one of the city's Issutlng indus?
tries .\s for whiskey, he got II m -
under I r?.t?-st on InststSPCS of his dOC
tora who put a tos spoonful of it in a
goblst of milk srhleh they somstknes
pressed on him on occasions of extr?-m
fatiRue In the midst of po!ltl?cal cam?
paigns.
In epitome, the former President's
testimony showed that he drank liquor
..r arlos irben oomptllsd to fur Indis
? n or when the i'onventionalitiea
of pabilo o.-eajilons req'iir.-d. except
that he took i glass of light wine,
rarely two glasses, with his m-i-is.
m? h of the nanssillng tost ?m
was Introduces] t.. indkats that ?
plaintiff's physical \ig..r, his fun. ti
perfection. h!s violence of s-serclss and
lis immer f'.r w..rk could
not exist in the person of mm snag go
drunk, and ihat not lafrequest!]", as

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