Show oge ege topaz timos B i may 299 ITOE A R 5 HA I1 i JOHN 3 HV marshai amer during the ican re- those of james tamea madison african te john mayoung the virginia that volution state 4 Lir passed in athlesurpassed army tics ai an in the arny were when the soldiers tie rshall a idle at choir quarters it was usual for akie tie officers 0f to engage in a J OC IP quoits or in juritia f racing he thon ov a throw q beat at af a v as the he w ait oit it tr on 10 tc ay 0 with a running7 afiu 1 a d cu I a oil the stick clear U heads of two men as tali him solf as himself i on one occasion he ran horan a race in his stocking comrada his feet with a comrade A 1 frol taa ayy to tap aaa 1 nd ousted a s undoubted been accept accepted edas lawj 2 la us in all the questions of ciol A 1 fc making after tho consta aution constitution ng a new ne w being bei was jid opte L and V a c ssi on reference to asoareie ac of his ti e a s erita bli ji aI ing ills a principle idle amic h legislature ratified it ray also he al international eaidd gein another way ie hud part in I1its grea arje raf had a greaff ts neral the chief JUB go and ad docusen thare existed no would body of ju d cial decisions judicial rapfarther ari 0oil er rac 1943 its anter interpreting etin juala judges body of american decisions had to be made to A tobe pre interpret inter constitution ajr in order to gido i do african john 1 judges e dudl a a ro a Mar marchalls marshall I1 th S fecat t was tice tic was at the eskil abent doyn down those at his care or career his hu life laid and so ably as- who had he him in his great had the right to say ov er of that the judicial p o ver tho united states had een cen I1 and nd carefully ully carof sisted work wisely wis ly administered the i jor j ld when aald and long and braae home end of rapid CD our bolsted president john grovich of Bolo ted P wa shi n t on adams called tb as as theb profound C oautry lawyer jolli marshall to cl d ib o the iitb is due t othe knitting mother co nether in his bo be chi bf justice chief Jus tico of the in of that most supreme stockings had knit tile the sup accious r 0 a court of oI the unit th unit pprecious the logs legs of blue yarn and ed states of the united constitution as a arost mos t lise apbecause heals of white states for which reason it wwas of this and because ho ive shall now inow every Amert can al l pointment as we reaa hoal caa should read ways won rayfea rac feaa I vion the race the see sea re should carefully it soldiers cca ald him chief justice Irmarshall arshall gard it with reverence as heels silver tio took his place at the head and ahoi should ld surround it through tho battles of of tile the battlos as the national judiciary with every protection ne iron hill of the government under the being with the blessing in 1801 11 i 1 I1 11 1 a 1 r icon of Gerrant owr and of yon cons constitute aid was only ormar MarY deLlI bore gganized twelve john marydelle boals behimself and ffore bravely ore and in the interval through the dreary priva- eleven nests of the rients u he tions the hunger and the constitution had been renakedness of that ghastly gularly pproposed o posed and winter at valley Fforge oace adopted his patient endurance and comparatively nothing notting mouth 1 l his cheeriness bespoke the very sweetest temper that arv don was biesam aith evoie man so 10long 19 as any lived to speak rian would tell teil how he was lofe d by the rol diers and by his hia brather officers off cers how he baj ne w df tr dt con composer poser of arb itei of thair arbiter tasir ances and the disputes their dic called to aa ct as ao r and baor ho he coften tan had been done judicially to the velo the resources of the eio u ion conati constitution in short jhc on the constituthe laivo were in tion ane the laws ane define power or do 41 if bleir 1 infancy fancy under s ancee L T circun- U it nate for et nate tts c ca ofle j act ustice these was meat forcountry the co Coi ea ggrreat of cl chef IQ of god the source of the of our aha welfare life if e and t i on ration 1 I1 a su submitted brait ted by az vv translation U from japanese by ni D nichols had his own sent idea of what could express after making arrangements wwith J th a ocal oeal express agent to call at be by hi hiss hotel for his t- unk and to ship it to chicago on the train he paid got into the and his bill trunk nichols knew that a money belaz arga sum of noney bela larg ing to unito unitedd states go vernant being carried in retained his high was as cube afe advocate he position for or thir cyy four exercised that peculiar years and that during all and delicate u d ament re- that time w edth th cscarcely the Z 1 4 c quired of him who is not 0only the prosecutor but the protector of the accused after we had declared aur independence and imil won our lil lerty this country liberty was threatened with anarchy because we ive had as yet no n 0 constitution ution to regutit government melt late Covern and etch each state did much as it pleased a john marshall did not help to frame the constitution but it was largely through his efforts and any interruption he kept hs on with the work rb showed con potent to himself hilmyself so competent ormn berf herfor As your year after year went by and no neejj occasion ro re dJ its some express train the train was tine after tho way ahr guard beunder came suspicious and forced open the trunk out jump ed nichols in the trun revolver the guard found a ro volver a billy a knife rope a gimlet and bocolo of chloroform all possibility of rofo doubt that a government nichols was taken to rightfully the police station and under its authority could charged with wit burglary protect itself against it- LAW against dinst the world self and ag burglary is breaking pas seaa and en naw passe hardly a day now entering with intent 0 he so digni- to carnit a felony in tho court ho colony fied and adorned without cd inu Cont continued on page A contina cap capacities cities yond and 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