Tun Pouce JounxaL, Vol, I No. 2 Philip Allan & Go, Ltd, Quality Court, London. W.-C. Price, Readers of this page will not have forgotten our review of the first issue of this fascinating quarterly. The second amply maintains the high standard and nue it of Ultimately they were broken vp, the very vastness of the organization making. it the easier to overthrow when once a breach had been made and 1,500 thugs were dealt with by the courts in six years. But a number of Bhawani's votaries remained who "carried: on in her name the odious crime of datura poisoning.'
One point of likeness, there. was between the earlier and the. later miscreants. Tu ench case there was magazine could hardly be surpassed attractiveness for the general reader, As not unnaturally. There is something stimulating even in the technical details of police seen in ein mate's deaths at Anvestigation;" "The Successors of the Thugs in India;" "Science as sheetied to Circumstantial Evid-Savestigntion' Who. with any tat ec eto SoM nes ses att ion Thorndike's Case*Book." Whether Mr, Austin Freeman imagined for himself the potentialities of dust fein ST fea wok lessons at some time under Dr, Edmond Locard of the Police Laboratory at Lyons we do not ordinary. For example, in re-SAIS no Yo Si na unt to look for dust we have this from Dr, Locard:—
Instantansous, Dut wil is preceded by. excraciatin {Grture of "mind and" ady or. the Victim may survive his agony only pend the rear of his life in ate oF disordered. mentality.
Dhatura is the white thorn-apple, It is unfortunately easily obtainable everywhere and its effects are appalling:
The symptoms of datura goseeiny, painful The "The rt 4
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