TOO MUCH TO SAY.
jigl CASEORRISTS , COUNSEi. ■ •&, TH" 1- ' ,, "WEEKS' SPEECH, pHOTEST PROM PRISONERS. (Eeceived 9JO a-m.^ / • ROME, June 13. \ Sifflior lioy, defending the prisoners : in "tfie Camorra trial at Viterbo, has -potenfor three weeks, xhe prisoners are complaining, and io-day they declared that unless the gpgech were curtailed four of them who ' smfer from heart disease would die in S3ol. , , . Signor lioy, incensed at their lngrati- : ' -fade, took off his gown and quitted the .''Court - '■ jj]j e triaL has been j>ostponed), and the .- judge ,js striving to persuade Signor Lioy j'*\ to-resome his speech.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 142, 14 June 1912, Page 5
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