Garland Globe | 1907-10-19 | Page 6 | Commercial Term in Law

Commercial Term In Law. Tho plaintiff was stating his enso: Your. honor, I was walking alongside of tho waiting train whon this man, who Ir a stranger to mo, and without any causo whatever, reached out of the car window nnd plnnted n couple of powerful blows upon my faco," "You honor," expostulate! tho defendant, de-fendant, "I wns so enraged by tho do-lay do-lay of that train and tho mUorablo service of that road In general, that I Just hud to give yont to my foollngs In somo way. I couldn't routrain myself." "I feol for you," admitted tho Judgo, who had had occasion to travel on tho Ha mo road, "hut I am compelled to flno you, nevertheless. That pair of hand-mo-downs will cost you Just $10."