Wisconsin v. Illinois
270 U.S. 634
Opinion
In view of the difficult questions arising on the record, we delay stating our conclusion until the case is made and all the facts are before us on the pleadings and the evidence. The motion to dismiss the bill is therefore' overruled without prejudice to any question and with leave to proceed in due course. Kansas v. Colorado, 185 U. S. 125, 147.
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