Germs under Arrest was ice cream and y at the Mixed Court, Mr.
the American Assessor, sitting, all due to the diligence of Insp. Ambrose of the Health Department, who, however, provided Two fruiterers of the Sinza District were the first to provide refreshment along this line. They were charged with selling cut melons. Insp. Ambrose had warned them several times, but they insisted on selling melons in pieces and placing pieces on exhibition at their stalls. SEM, if customers insist on buying only a part of a melon and not a whole one, how can the shopkeeper make a sale unless he slices his melons? This delicate, question, however, was not for the Court to decide. The first accused said that a melon had fallen to the ground, damaging it, and he had to ent it to save the rest. The second accused said some cuStométs—- demanded sliced melon, so he accommodated them.
$3 each was the fine.
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