TOO MANY PARDONS
EXECUTION felt DIVORCED
Warsaw, Aug, 28
Mine. Malinou.ske, wife of flic puli' lie- executioner, sued her husband for divorce on the grounds that lis income has suffered through the falling off in executions, due. to the executive clemency ol the President, who lias pardoned most- of the men recently fo death.. As a result her husband is no longer able to .support Jier “hi the manner to which slu: lias been accustomed.” The divorce has been granted. Not long ago the executioners in France complained that -their incomes were suffering through the practice of commuting sentences of death to life 'impdisoufmenti. They appealed to Life President to discontinue the practice.'
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Feilding Star, Volume 5, Issue 1203, 13 September 1927, Page 3
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