Continuing, the judge said: "Although, in the opinion of the jury, you acted in such a way as was criminally careless to human life, nevertheless you took out this racing car in the belief—wrongly, of course—that you had a right fo practise in it. Whether you agree with the Jury's verdict or not, I know that, as a good citizen, you will say that, in the interests of the whole com: munity, the verdict must be accepted—"that' I have offended against. the laws of the country and I'must pay the penalty.'
In conclusion, the judge told Mr. Don: "I know you will face the sentence with as much courage—perhaps it may be with higher courage—as you have displayed in other vicissitudes of your life."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.