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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - March 19, 1920, Madison, WisconsinIheWisco te Journal CITYEDITION VOL. 134, NO. 169. 81st Year. MADISON, W1S., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, M ARCH 1 9 ,1920 . TW ENTY-TW O PAGES PRICE TW O CENTS LENROOT FLAYS WILSON STAND REFERENDUM ON CAR LINES UP TONIGHT ^upp or Brown W ill Father Resolution to Give People \ Vote; Opponents May Block Suspension of Rules I' ' IK special sess io n of tho com m on council to n ig h t will bo peril a pit . the m u ll im p o rta n t In th e h is- lory of m u n ic ip al gu v ern m o n t In M a d -. ann. T he council la go ing to decide w ho I ahll have th e m ost to nay In th e solu- jon of M id leon * tra c tio n problem -*-the Madison Hallw ay* com pany o r th e peo- I Ile of M adison. T h e council will de- j ade w h ether th e tax p ay er* can h ave a 'sa y " aa to w h e th er o r n o t they w ish � own and o p e ra te th e s tre e t r a i l � way a R E S O L U T IO N R E A D Y T he reso lu tio n re fe rrin g the question if the m u n ic ip al o w n ersh ip o f the Madison R a ilw a y s com pany to a re f- irendum vote a t The sp rin g election* ip r ll 6 will be in tro d u ced by e i t h e r 1 . I derm nn Jo sep h H upp o r Jo e Mrown. , a m a n R i m i t h e i woukl give A lderm an Jon I trow n the .civile*� of In tro d u cin g the reso lu tion . .u t would be c e r ta in to In tro d u n ll itniaeif if A lderm an B row n w aived hie invilegc. A susp en sio n o f th e ru le s will ba� ulked ao th a t a n I m m e d ia te vo te can ic tak en . If an ob jec tio n I* im ule by m y m em ber o f th e council, a th ree - j Iftha vo te la n e ce ssa ry to o v erru le th e .bjeetton. An ob jection will p r o b a b ly ie m a d e . T h a vote on th o o b je c t io n r i l l d e te rm in e how th e council s tan d s. l f th e m u n ic ip a l o w n ersh ip r� fe ren - lem fore. * a re n o t ab le to m u e tc r a S iree-Aft he vote, th e reno! ut ton gone le e r u n til th e re g u la r council session fr id a y , M arch 26. T en day* elapse *etwwen th a t d ay and tile sp rin g eleo- hona, tile tim e req u ired by law to give .o tic* of a re ferendum . V O T E W IL L T E L L O nly IO vo tes would he needed a t the M arch 26 council m eeting to carry die m un ic ipal o w n ersh ip q u estion to a ro te of th e people. T h e vote to n ig h t! will abow w h e th er o r n o t th e IO vote* san bo m u ste red . A defin ite a lig n m en t of th e c o u n c il . �n th e q u estio n of re fe ren d u m cannot be m ade. A lderm an G eorge K. (itll I* * DOWT i to be opposed to It. A probab le j line up Is: For th e re fe re n d u m : O. H . M ason, Edwin F. CHblie. Jo h n A. Klm on. A. W . Mcc'onnell, H a rriso n I* G a rn er, M arcus XI. Johnson , K u th w en T. E lv e r, A n �ew it. Hrow n, Jo h n S tock, J r ., J . H. B ehrend, Jo sep h A. H upp, T h o m a s ; gu in n . an d Jo sep h H row n. A gainst th e re fe re n d u m : G eorge E. Gill, Jo h n ti. iT ien , W. I* le iw ling . D. C. Hull I van, P a tr ic k l l . B a rry , and H. J . S teffen . A lderm en In th e council a re p u ttin g the re fe ren d u m q u estio n to a ballo t now b ecause th ey a re fea rfu l th a t w ith the delay In th e in v es tig a tin g c o m m it� tee 's rep o rt, th e v o te rs of .Medition will not have an op i*ortun .ty to e x p re ss them selves on m u n ic ip a l o w n ersh ip a t th o sp rin g e lection . G R A N T E D O N E R E F E R E N D U M T h e council vo ted u n an im o u sly to re fe r th e d a y lig h t sa v in g q u es tio n to th e people b ecause it w as too Im p o rt� a n t fo r th e council to a c t upon w ith out th a t ex p ress io n of op in ion . I t wilt de te rm in e to n ig h t lf th e q u estio n of / m unicipal o w n ersh ip Is equally im in irt- iint. An ac tiv e cam p aig n seek ing to Ju s ti� fy th e M adison R a ilw ay s co m p an y 's re q u ests fo r g re a te r r e tu rn s on i ts in � vestm en t lias been c a rr ie d on by th e nom pony. l f th e council v o te s fo r th o re fe re n � dum it wiil read on th o ballo t, a s r e � q u ired by law : ..Shell th e c ity o f M adison acq u ire th e p ro perty , a c tu a lly used and u se fo r th e convenience o f th e public , of the M adison lU uiw ays co m p an y ?" C O M M IT T E E O P P O S E D A body of c itlx en s and councilm en a p p o in ted by M ayor G eo rg e C\ Kayle voted, a f te r a s e c re t in v es tig a tio n .; a g a in s t reco m m en d in g to th e council j th a t th e people o f M adison be given* an o p p o rtu n ity to e x p re ss th em se lv es on th e q u estio n o f m un ic ipal ow ned s tree t m ilw ay sy s tem . T he co m m ittee l a s concluded i ts hearin g * a t w h ic h ' It g a th e red ev idence. T h e feeling I am ong a n u m b er o f councilm en Is th a t th e co m m ittee h a s h ad am p le tim e to m ake a re p o rt. NAG H A S CORNS; DRIVER IN JAIL NKW YORK B ern ard M uller. 40. considers h im se lf a s good a s an y ho rse th a t ever w aJks on fo u r leg*, re g ard less of w he th er o r not tho equ ine req u ired the m in is tra tio n s o f a ch iro p o d ist, arid he so Inform ed th e w orld w hen he w as a rrested fo r d riv in g a ho rse o f the V ienna B read co m pany th a t w as s u f � fe rin g from ro m * . Iavd th e re should lie an y possib le I m isu n d ers tan d in g , le t it be know n th a t It w as th e horse , n o t th e b read com - I pany. w hich w as so aJfllcted. .'H u h ! I 've got co rn s m yself, and I : h av e to w ork Just th e sam e. d o n 't I ?** dem anded M uller. " .Suppose th e ho rse b a s co rn* b e 1* no h e lle r th a n I a rn ." I YANKS BRING 3 ,7 0 9 BRIDES B A CK TO U.S. W A S H IN G T O N - M em bers of A m e ric an E xped ition* a ry forces brought home 3,709 fo re ign brides of 17 n a � tio n a lities , up to M arch 15, last, according to records of the port of em barka tio n at H oboken, a n � nounced to day by the w a r d e � p artm en t. T h is num ber, how ever, repre* sented only th e brides who w ere received in Red Cross hostess house*, these being th e only cases in w hich a record of n a � t io n a lity w as kep t. It ie u n � derstood th a t a to ta l of about 5,000 A m erican soldiers m arried fore igners . T h a respective num ber of tha fo re ign brides fo llow s: Fren ch , 2.295; B ritish , 1,101; L u xen b u rg ian . 92; B elg ian , 79; Ita lia n , 41; G erm an , 31; R u s� sian, 23; Spanish, 7: Swiss. 5: Polish, 5; D utch , 3; R oum anian , 3; S erb ian and Ju g o -S lav , each 2; C lac h and M exican , each 1; unknow n, 14. T E A C H E R S A S K 3 3 | PCT. BOOST Madison Federation S a y s Schools Will Be Demoral� ized Next Year Unless Increase Is Voteenph� accu se the Je w s of p ro fiteerin g an d illicit I rad mg an d ta lk o f p ro g ram s h as b een h eard on a ll sides. MADISON SOLDIER AN ENOCH ARDEN? "J IM M Y R O B B IN S ," L IS T E D A S K IL L E D , A L IV E IN U . & , IS R U M O R Is S e rg t. J a m e s S. R obbins. 24-y e a r- old son o f G. R obbins, 723 W est W a s h � in g to n av en u e . b ra t m em b er of th e H lack H a w k d iv ision rep o rted killed in ac tio n (io u ll*, 1918, a liv e a n d in som e h o sp ita l In th is c o u n try ? T w o M adison h om es a m en g u lfed in m y stery . All th e tra g e d y an d sh a tte re d hopes, ro m an ce a n d love o f E noch A rden a re sw eep ing th e to m h e a r t o f M adison'* y o u n g est w a r b ride , M arion O 'N eill, w ho m a rr ie d th e y o u th ju s t be fo re he en te red serv ice . H is f a th e r nod tw o s is te rs , Mrs. Ned S m ith a n d M rs, Roy Gyle*, h av e been f ra n tic a l ly p ra y in g s ince M onday th a t ! ru m o rs o f hi* re tu rn to th is co u n try . b efo re F h r ls tm a s m ay bo tru e . H ut w h a t v/111 M arion do? S ince ch ildhood. M arion h ad know n i an d loved " J im m y " R obbins, w hom sh e ! m arried Ju s t b e fo re he e n te red s e r v i c e , j She wa* 18, he w as 24. At th o tra in , j w hen th e lo v ers p a rted . M arion wa* n e arly ov erco m e w ith g rie f bu t c o n � fident o f h o r you n g h e ro '* re tu rn . R E F U S E D T O B E L IE V E T h e fa ta l d ay c a m e . A te leg ram from th e w a r d e p a r tm e n t notified th e young b rid e th a t S e -g t. R obbins hud been k illed In a c tio n G et. 16. 1918. M arion '* g r ie f knew no bounds. F o r m on th* Rho pined, re fu s in g to believe th a t J im m y v a * dead . l>e*pite h e r lu ll co m p en sa tio n from th** w ar d e - I tart men t fo r in su ra n ce , d e sp ite th e s to ry of th e so ld ie r a t w hose side "Jimmy** fell, sh e utill re fu sed to b e � l e v e th e trag e d y . T h e w a r ended , M arten w a s s till y o u n g an d filled w ith th e ro m an ce and hope* o f y o u th . A n o th e r s tro n g y ou th slip p ed in to h e r life, and a f te r adv ice fro m h e r loved ones, sh e m a r � ried R ay m o n d Jo h n so n , a R ockford y ou th , la s t N ovem ber, an d is liv in g th ere . E a r ly th is w o k , M rs. H a r ry L. H o t� te r , TUT K i s t W ilson s tre e t, ..ailed on J im m y 's f a th e r an d s is te r , Mr*. G yles, seek in g in fo rm a tio n a s to hi* reg im en t. T hey lea rn ed h e r m ission , th a t she had in fo rm a tio n th a t ho w a* a live and wa* try in g to e s ta b lish th e fac t, R E D C R O S S IN V E S T IG A T E S Im m ed ia te ly th o fam ily sum m oned M rs. F a n n ie H am ilto n , polio** m a tro n , w ho tu rn ed th e m a t te r o v er to the Red C ro ss fo r in v es tig a tio n . Q uestioned to d ay by a r e p re s e n ta � tiv e o f th o R ed C ross. Mr*. P o t te r sa id th a t th ro u g h M ajo r J o h n ti. W ood* of th e u n iv e rs ity , sh e h ad rece ived in � fo rm a tio n from W ash in g to n fr ie n d s th a t you n g R o b b in s re tu rn e d to th is c o u n try w ith w ounded so ld ie rs before C h ris tm a s a n d is so m ew here in a n in � s ti tu tio n . Khe e x p ec ts fu r th e r d a ta by S a tu rd a y to e s tab lish th e fa c t and lo ca te him . PRESIDENT WOULD SEE WHOLE PACT DEFEATED RATHER THAN MODIFY ARTICLE TEN, SENATOR ASSERTS DIVER CHIEF DIES TRYING TO SAV E C R E W I OS A N G E L E S - W ith th e a r - r iv a l here of 20 m en and tw o officers, th e story w as to ld of th e death of L ieu t. C om m . Jam es R. W ebb and th ree e n lis t� ed m en o f the su bm arine H -1 , w hich ran aground a t M agdalena B ay, L o w er C a lifo rn ia , on the n ig h t of M arch 11. T h e enlisted m en who lost th e ir lives w ere H . S. D e lam arin e , H a r ry W . G ile s , and Joseph K au ffm arv T h # fo rm a l s to ry w ill ba told soon before a naval court of in � q u iry , bu t th e su rv ivors say the H -1 , fo llow ed by its sis ter ship, th e H -2 , was steam ing n o rth � w a rd . T h # sea w as rough and in the darkness th e H -1 ran aground. It had no sm all boats and neither did tha H -2 . T h e conning to w e r was opened and the m en w ere ordered to swim to Redondo P o in t. W h ile helping his m en out W ebb was washed overboard and drow ned. W hen th # roll w as called on shore th re e enlisted m en were m issing. L a te r th e bodies of D ela m arin e and G ills# w are washed ashore, but those of W ebb and K a u ffm a n had not been r e � covered w hen th e su rv ivors boarded th e M a za tla n fo r th is p o rt. T h e H -2 discovered som ething w as the m a tte r w ith th o H -1 and sw erved ou t to aaa in tim e to avoid trou b le . NORTHWEST HIT BY BIG BLIZZARD F a ir to n ig h t, S a tu rd ay and S unday. C old er to n ig h t, som ew hat w a rm e r S a t � u rday. D im in is h in g n o rth e rly w inds. Official llrp iir i by I . *i. U r a l h r r Unreal* I C ity T em p era tu re P re d p l ta t 'o n H ig h est Lowest 21 h o u rs Y este rd ay L ast N ig h t to 7 a. rn M adison M ilw aukee C hicago . . . G reen Hay W ausau . . . D uluth VI in Neapolis Ga Grosse D ubuque 34 34 3 4 40 28 :;n 3* 30 .33 .16 4** Yes� te rd a y 24 0 28 .*� 30 .46 36 34 .48 St SIMSON VV I . VI 'M KH T em per- R e la tiv e W ind CtAudl- 10O IOO Noon . . 34 67 I t 7 p m . Today 4 *. 92 20 7 a. rn. 31 HYO 20 Noon . . 29 *'4 24 14 hrs. 0 6 Inches. I O O IOO o n g roundKnots - .1 inches H ig h est te m p e ra tu re 3;, a t 2 p. rn. I west te m p e ra tu re 31 a t 7 a rn Mean te m p e ra tu re y e s te rd ay 32. .Nor� m al 31. T o ta l p re c ip ita tio n since Jan . I, 2 76 in. N orm al 4.31 in GOV. PHILIPP'S OWN STORY GOV. E. L. PHILIPP S own story of his boyhood days on a Sauk county farm where he was born will be published in The Wisconsin State Journal in two installments, the first appearing on Sunday and the second on Monday. Gov. Philipp's story was written by the executive himself for publication in the Wisconsin Conservationist, issued monthly by the state conservation commission. The State Journal pub� lishes the autobiography through the courtesy of the commission. Fishing and hunting, the old swimming hole and other interesting incidents in the early life of the executive are told. Watch for the start of this two-day serial in Sunday's edition of The Wisconsin State Journal W IR E S S N A P U N D E R W E IG H T O F S L E E T ; T R A IN S H A L T E D ; T H R E E D E A T H S KT. HAHL M m n*f*o ta wa* digging itse lf o u t of th e w o rs t b lizzard o f th e w in te r today . I t w as th e *econd sto rm th is w eek. N e a rly nix Incite* of snow fell in six hour*, b rin g in g th e to ta l snow fa ll he re th is w in te r w ith in 1.8 inch**# o f th e p rev io u s h ig h record . T o ta l sno w fall th is w in te r wa* c o m � p u ted a t 70.6 inches. T h e heavy, Mtieky Know loaf n ig h t c a rr ied dow n te le p h o n e an d te le � g ra p h line* an d in m an y c it ie s broke pow er and lig h t wire*. M uch of th e T w in C itie s wa* in d a rkne** a t in te r � val* d u rin g th e n ig h t. T ra in * w ere h a lte d in m an y place* and nom e forced to d e to u r o v er o th e r lines. C o ast t r a in s w ire h o ur* la te . W hile lea* now fell in w este rn S o u th D akota, N o rth D a k o ta an d M on� ta n a and W yom ing , a te rrific g a le e f � fec ted nom e d a m a g e acco rd in g to r e � port* today . T h ree d e a th s w ere r e � po rted in W yom ing. S tre e t c a r traffic in th o T w in C ities a a * h am p ered and e x tr a c rew s w orked a ll n ig h t to keep tile t r u c k * open. T H R E E T R A IN S S T U C K A B E R D E E N , H. I) T h ree M ilw au� kee tra in * w e re s tu c k in *now d rift* today in p a r t* o f S o u th D ak o ta a* th e a f te rm a th of a heavy snow s to rm th a t sw ep t tho s ta te y e s te rd a y . O ne is a t I .em m on, o n e a t W uk pu la an d one a t M obridge. R elief ha* been sen t. All r o a s t tra in * on th a t road a re being d e � to u red o v e r th e N o rth e rn F arifle lines from M inneapolis b e c a u s e of tile b locking of th e line e a s t of her**. W IN T E R IN F IN A L F L IN G Old M an W in te r p re p a re d a Joyful w elcom e fo r M iss S p rin g in Madwort today . AII la s t n ig h t and th is m o rn � ing he blew dow n a b lizzard from th** n o rth c o v erin g M adison w ith a b lan k e t of *now. T om orrow w h en Mim S p rin g a rriv e * from th e so u th lan d a t 3:39 p rn., acco rd in g to S o la r 's tune, a w a rm e r w elcom e w ith d im in ish in g n o r th e r ly w ind* is in s to re fo r her. COLBY R E P O R T IS FAVORABLE W A S H IN G T O N - T h * senate fo r- eign re la tio n * co m m ittee to day o r � dered a favo rab le report of th * n om ination of B ain bridg e Colby to be S ecre ta ry of S tate. FAMOUS SC O U T DIES TEXAS T F I J4A Jo h n II. M cKenzie. �9. f a � m ous g o v e rn m en t - ro u t in th e M inne� so ta f ro n tie r day s, d ied h e re las*. n ig h t. A m ong his a d v en tu re* w as th e cap to re o f ".M edicine B o ttle " an d L ittle Kix" in th e C a n ad ian wilds, a f te r th� Ind ian ch ie fs had m assa c re d severa l wom en and ch ild ren in M inneso ta. T h e In d ian s w ere hanged Nov. l l , 186.'>, a t F o rt K nelling, Minn. V ote on Treaty May Come Up A t A ny Time; Lodge Pre pares For Action Follow� ing Ballot B Y L. C. M A R T IN WA SH IN G T O N A re so lu tio n fof- I m ally re tu rn in g th e t r e a ty to .P res id en t W ilson, w ith notice th a t th e s e n a te boa l�e�n u n ab le to r a t i � fy it, w ill he in tro d u ced in th e stjna^c im m ed ia te ly a f te r th e final t r e a ty vote, if th a t vote show s th e t r e a ty re jec ted , S e n a to r I s si go decided today . Ivodge sa id nil tho R ep u b lican s and a t le a s t fo u r I>em ocrat* would su p p o rt th e re so lu tio n . I t would re q u ire on ly a m a jo r i ty vote. T h e p u rp o se o f th e re so lu tio n ii* to p u t th e n e x t m ove in th e t r e a ty s i tu a � tion up to th e p resid en t. A fte r d isp o sin g to d ay of tw o a m e n d � m ent* to th e p ream b le o f th e r a t i f y � ing re so lu tio n , th e se n a te se ttle d dow n to w h a t p rom ised to be a long session of sp eeeh ijiak ln g before th e final vote. T h ere w as p o in d ica tio n w hen th� vote w ill occur. L E N R O O T F L A Y S W IL S O N K en ato r lam root, in a speech , a r � ra ig n ed S e n a to r H itchcock , D em ocra tic leader, fo r a lly in g h im self w ith S e n a to r H orah ''irreco n c ilab le '* lea d e r to bea t th� tre a ty . W ilso n 's co u rse o om m ands th e a d � m ira tio n tai nobody, ho sa id . c h a rg in g UUU Un fv e s id en t hail re fu sed to a1 low A m erican iza tio n o f th e t re a ty . " I le p re fe rs to se� th� w hole t r e a ty d e fea ted r a th e r th a n re lieve o u r boy* o f th e o b lig a tio n to be s e n t to figh t and d io o v e rsea s and , God sa v e th e m a rk . he c a lls th is th e �amities of A m e ric an ism ," con tinued L en ro o t, " lf we fo llow I'resid en t W ilson we m ust b a n ish America and T h e K ta r S p ang led B a n n e r fro m o u r n a tio n a l songs, fo r th ey w ould be lie*." A M E N D M E N T A D O P T E D T h e s e n a te to d ay ad o p ted a I-odg� a m e n d m e n t to th� p re am b le to th e ra tify in g re so lu tio n p ro v id in g th a t "a fa ilu re on th o p a r t o f th o a llie s and associatiH l pow ers to m ak e o b jec tio n " to th e s e n a te s re se rv a tio n s , b e fo re th e A m erican n o tice of ra tif ic a tio n is d e � p osited , " sh a ll lie tak e n a s a full an d final a c c e p ta n c e o f su ch re se rv a tio n s an d u n d e rs ta n d in g s by sa id p o w ers." T ho p ream b le , a* ad o p ted la s t N o� vem ber, re q u ire d th a t a t le a s t th re e a llied pow er* n o tify th is g o v e rn m e n t th ro u g h d ip lo m a tic n o tes o f a c c e p t� a n ce of re se rv a tio n * . I/odge'* a m e n d m en t w as ad o p ted w ith o u t a ro ll ca ll an d w ith p r a c t i � ca lly no d e b a te . E le v en th h o u r su rv ey s o f th e *Uua- tion tty th e lea d e rs of a ll th** v a r io u s fa c tio n s conv inced them , th e y d e � c la red . th a t n o th in g now c an ch an g e a M in g le vote. K enato r H itch co ck c o n � tin u e d to p re d ic t from 40 to 42 vole* a g a in s t ra tif ica tio n . L E N R O O T C H E C K S A C T IO N An a t te m p t to ge t a n a g re e m e n t fo r a v o le to d a y p rev io u s ly had fa iled , a* S e n a to r I /enroo t, m ild re se rv a tio n let. re fu sed to co n se n t to fixing a d e fin ite tim e. I ^ n r o o t d e c la re d " irreco n cilab le* ," feelin g th e tre a ty Is c e r ta in to be k illed, w a n ted to ru sh th e v o t e . Ia*n- r*w>t m ay th ro w it o v er till S a tu rd a y . W hen th e c n a to m et to d a y It had l�efore it th e reso lu tio n o f r e t Id ea tio n W hich w a s p e rfec ted la s t n ig h t in a sess io n la s tin g u n til n ea rly m id n ig h t. On th� eve of a final v o te on th� tre a ty , th e s e n a te la s t n ig h t ad o p ted a f ifte en th re se rv a tio n , c o m m ittin g the I 'n i te d S ta te * to sy m p a th y fo r th e caus** o f I r ish Independence an d ex p ressin g th� h ope th a t th e republic of Ire lan d soon w ould be a d m itte d to the lea g u e of n a tio n s . T h e re se rv a tio n w hich w as offered by K en ato r tic r ry of Khod� Island , D em o cra t, w as adop ted in co m m itteeHISTORY OF T R E A T Y OF VERSAILLES H E R E is th e h is to ry o f th e peace tre a ty : June 28, 1919. s igned a t V ersailles . J u ly 10, 1919, presented to th e senate by P resident W ilso n , N ov . 19, 1919, re jec ted by th e senate 41 to 51. Feb. 19, 1920, rev ived in sen� ate. M arch 18, 1920. revised Lodge reservations adopted. M arch 19. 1920, debate o n r a t � ification reso lu tion p re p a ra to ry to fin a l vote. i NEWBERRY FATE IN HANDS OF JURY V E R D I C T N O T E X P E C T E D F O R M A N Y H O U R S B E C A U S E O F N U M B E R IN V O L V E D By J. L O 'S U L L IV A N G R A N D R A PID S, Mich T he fat� o f T ru m a n l l . N ew b erry an d 84 o th e rs a c � cused o f c o n sp irac y 'o v io la te th e fe d � e ra l e lection law s, ree led w ith th� Ju ry today . T h e m ao w as g iven to tho Ju ry b y Ju d g e C laren ce W . Session# o f th� U nited S ta te s D is tr ic t c o u rt her� sh o rtly a f te r flv� p. rn. y e s te rd ay . M any ex cep tio n s to th� Ju d g e 's In � s tru c tio n s w ere takv> by a tto rn ey * fo r th e d efense . T h ey o b jec ted to th o Judge 's s ta te m e n t th a t lf K en ato r N e w � berry Rail know ledge th a t th e c a m � paign w ould co st In ex cess o f th� a m o u n t a llow ed by law an d th en e n � te red in to th e cam p aig n a n d a s s is te d in its co n d u ct, ho sh o u ld bo fo u n d gu ilty . Th� Ju d g e w arn ed th n Ju ry n o t to a l � low th e ir p o litica l fo x in g s U ecntejr In� to th e ir co n s id e ra tio n o f th� case . H e d e c la re d th a t in o rd e r to fln

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