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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-19
&eifenoe Ngenten:
s.. g. Nmih.
~. &daprpbinb.
9as sanaerfeft in Baltimore.

NuS Baltimore miro unter benz
Is. SUM berihtet: Cine rie1ige
Wenihenmenge batte iib beute
Ibeno in Der nNrmorp : Sale" su
BEN @rDfnungs- 2onaert bes @orb.
0ftliden S6ngerbunoes eineefunben.
Brdfioent Mnpiepelt iab in elmer
prdbtig oefDrirten 2Dge uno 1eir
@ri1einen mnr oaS Signal fir cine
begeiiterte 8emiQtpmmnung. Nah=
Dem Der Hrdfibent Der 8er1ammluna
nDrgeitelIt mar, belt er eine Nns
iprahe, Die nit eroBem 8eifan aufz
penDr1tt1erl tpurbe.
Brdiioent &DDfepelt Iagte in 1ei=
ner @eoe iirlter Mnberem: Witbnr=
ger ! 2aifen Sic MIDI bente Nbenb
aundhft Der Stabt Baltimore qratu=
tiren gu benz, mas unb tpie lie es ges
than bat uno bnnr la1ien Sic MIDI
Die Witglieoer bes Gdngerfeffuers
banbeS uro alIe @dlte BoltimDre's
miqfDmmeu bei6en. Beim 8eginu
Der @eihihte unieres 2anoes baber
fid piele peribiebeue @affen suiarn=
mengefunben. nm ben tpptiben Nnnes
ritaaer gu biloen nno ieoer oieier
Na1ien ibuloe1 mir @tpas beipns
oereS fur oas, toaS tie 81 urS alS
einern gplte beigetra9en baben.
Soft gertau 22O Sabre fino uerfois
len, lett Die erfte mertlibe @inpa1=
oerurg aus 9eutiblaro mad ben
0arlaltgert &0lDntert IN oteier tpeits
lldbeIl Qeutllpbdre 9etuntriel1 lit.
0ieie eriter ginuanoerer batten in
benz lieuert 2arloe nit grDBen Sbpies
rigteitett SO farapfer, utl fid Elm ers
trdgliheS 9alei1 81 fbafen. Stint
5tg Sabre ipdter began1 oantt Der
arDBe Stron oeutfber Ginuanoes
rti1g itd5 bierber gu ergieBer uuo eis
ller per Siibrer oteler Htprlere mar
Wliglefloer9, Der @rnr1oer elmer Sa=
mile, Der etlld3e Der thdttgiten
Mtdttller. Die itd I'm militdriIben
uno biirgerlihe1 4eben Der at1eri'
ta1iideI1 Veldtd1te berpprgetbar,
eiltlprDfeu ft1io. Sn grDBea 3igerl
id!loerte Der Hrditoent oanrt i'm
tueiterer Werlatfe ieiner Heoe Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-19
NuerIet.

SIN Gnnta . Mula : 6uspital
ftarb mad tur5ert &~ranfenlaoer an
elmer Ger5trantbeit Senrb Ginger.
mann tDn 2anernin. mubirt bic 4eis
DE 3ur Beeroigtng geianot uurne.
Ginen DDri i'm ebeliden 2e-
ben uno einer Stein bes Nnitu6es
mu6 Tbuntas s. Dprnitei1 eefunoen
BADEN, Der cine SheioumastlaQe Qe-
gen feline Trau, Maub 8. Durns
ITEM, mbdngig getnaht bnt.
- Vim /. Suli tritt Der ,eue
itdbtiihe Jreibrief in Rraft. Ser
9ertalie Snbnlt be8 Duturnentes lit
mod uibt befanrt unb es 1T audi
mod niht ri6glib getpeien, cine Nbs
fGrift beifel6eti uua Nuitir au erlan<
gen. Nber Elm 8nntt lit fiher, baB
mad ben Weftimmniigert oes rieueri
5reibriefes bic Trift slr Be3abIung
Der Steuerri iiber ben 30. SUM bius
aus nibt nerldneert merben bari.
@er aliu 2pfte1 iparen win, Der be-
ellie fid], feline Steueru Al entriGten.
- Die o.. N. g.. u. aebt nit
Dem Blare UNI, elm eigene8 Geim
81 griinoen unb ftebt tpeaer Mns
tnufs De3 .Wanerid Brintinq 6uuleA
neberl oer Hnftuffice in unterbano-
lung. Das @ebduoe Tam fir $24,s
600 ertuorber tueroett uno bic Nu8>
itattlnl1 unb HerbeRerung oefielben
miiroe tueitere $751; 900 fufen. Man
gl1itbt, bic Sutniie bon SAC, 900
oIfbrineer 81 fDrtner. s. Bibeu
Moore Fat iid bereit ertfdrt, 5000
oasu bei5utraoen.
- Wdbreno bes Runsertes an,
Dun1erstaQ Nbenb in Der Beethus
rersQalIe beoanfte fih Scr. Gaerp,
Der Mfonager Der italieniIhen 3as
pelle, Bel ben DeutiGen fir ibren
Deiudj Der 9onaerte urb beoauerte,
bah 1eifle eu9erert 2anbsleute, Die
Mn1erifaner, niGt oaa gleide Snter<
eife 0arati uabnaer. Nber, fagte er,
ibre rluiifalil6e @r5iebung 1T nod
Eidt 10 nett geoieben, baB fie quite
Muitf 81 tufirbioert tpifien.
Dae Bublitum lit eingelabeu.
am Sntnftn9 uno Gpnntae auf benz
9ndeffut unb i'm Mefrigeratur beS
JultDr1 Wartt, @de BON Guuitpri
uito Suleoao StraBe ben srDbten
unb fetteften teraniifeu Sitter 3u ie-
ben, Der ie i'm Staate eeihladtet
iuurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-19
Gaerbs fDnialide italiemi1he ISABELLE.

Suef0S fDnt9itcDe tfdlten1De 8dpeue.
Sc tbut uns fDrtnlid leio. oaB mir
nit unierer 8ebauptuna, Die mir
nab Der Nbreiie bes TbeDbpr 9bp<
mas Orbelters aufiteuten, baB rGr1=
lib San 4ntunip nidt Die Stabt
lift. bic quite Wufit gu piiroieen pere
ftebt, &e9t bebalten iDuen. @err
bdtten mir uns in Die Sage perfebt
aeieben, bieien NusIpru1 auriidsL:
nebmen, ibDn int Sntereiie Der ee=
raoesu nDr5igliben italieniIGeu Sea-
pele, Die in Der 8eetbDpen=Nfdnnerz
bDrballe &pnaerte aiebt = uno in
&idfibt auf Die @inmpbnerihaft Der
Stabt ielbit.
Dag elm 10 eroBartiges uno leis
ftungsfdbiees Orbeiter por leeren
Bdnfen 1ptelen muB, tbut feiner
&initleribaft feinen Nbbrub-feqt
aber Der 10 piel eeribmten muiiflies
benoen 8epDlferung Der Staot elm
argos Mrtnutbs5eugniB aus.
Sc 1T mDbl nidt su piel geiaat,
tpenit mir erfldren, baB cine 10 ges
bieeene, in ieoer 6iniibt ppnfom=
meme Muftf bier nod ME gu @ebDr
aebrabt uDroen lit. Man peib nibt,
mas man mebr bemunoern lpu, Die
feline NbtGnung Der Snitrurterte, Die
&einheit Der Sntpnatipn, Die Gratti-
tdt, Die Gerpe, oas meifterbafte 8u=
Iammenipiel, Die eritaunlihe 8irs
tuofitdt Der Wuiifer. mas fib ioupbl
auf Die 6Dl5=. uie auf Die Blebin-
ftrumente be5iebt, nber Die ibertpdl=
tigenoe &raft, pelhe Der nar Al Mit=
glieber 5dhlenben &apelle inneppbnt.
Wenn Die Gteigerungen eintreten unb
Der geibidte Diriaeut, 9err @ipela,
feline &iinitler IMPRINT, 10 glaubt
man eine &apeQe BON m~inoeitens
einbunoert Wanrt por fida au baber,,
10 getpaltie pirb Der Musorud Der
8ortragsmeiie.
Cine nabre 8eaeifterure erfiQt
ben 6Drer, Der iolder Wuiit laui1en
fann. gS lit ettpas @rDBartiges in
ieoer @eiie BuutDmmenes, mas bier
gebDten tpiro un6 bas 9ebiloete Sub
lifum Gan NntDniD's tpeiB es r1idt
arauertenner!
Sc iberfDrnmt @iner mirtlib elm
beibdmenbes @efibl. pertl man
iulbe muiitaliihen Darbietuneert ges
nieBt uno bann anftatt iid nit Eau.
ienoen bariber freuer gu fDnnerl,
Die 9dbnenbe 2eere bes erpBen Saales
iiberblift.
Mein, San Nntonip lit fein Drt
fir bic &inite, in tpelher 5prr1 tie
audi ausgeibt tperoen mag. Das
WittelmdSige lit eber gut genue!
Die Menigen = uno baS ruarer,
bauptfdhlih Deutfbe-. bic ben &ons
serter betpubnten, tuerben Die angez
nebnle @%rinneruna earan auf lange
Belt bina1s bepabren. Shabe, baB
benz unbeftrittenen fiinitleri1ber @rz
fOlg oieier Cite &apeGe ribt AUDI
Der 10 nutbmenoige finan5iene beige
fiigt neroen fpnnte!
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@a8 Der 9tamaut

inter ben gbelteinen, 1T bic ct. Bernarbs
8rdnter.BiGe unter ben HilIen. OieIes ae.
maltiQe un6 bod milb tpirfenbe qroBe
oentibe 6eilmittel Eat iid felt Sabrbuns
oerten in allen Gdllem bpn Waaenlei6ea
Qeber- un6 unlerleibs.S tDrunaen, fotute
nnperoauIihteit unb 8ertopfmna auf bas
@ldn5enbfe betpdbrt. BerlaBt Gudb auf
bic ct. Scenarios rduter. Bine mn6 tuer<
bet geiun6. Sn allen Npotbefen su baben.
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9entide QceiOenS= 9rnderet.

Que Grten bon Drufarbeitet 'tper=
ben in beutiher, eneliiber uno lpa=
nilber Spra6e fem uno lauber gu
mdBigem Breiie ausaefibrt. Speci=
Druid BON Statuten, &erlp=
bungss. Seiratbs= uno @~eleeenbeits.
8arten. &uf Gnfra9e ueroen SO.
itenani6ldee eeliefert.
Wic Gengg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-19
: Man idreibt aus Wofbiuoton

- Man ihreibt aus Waibineton:
Sebt 1T AUDI gegen CHARLES 6ebges,
ben Superintenbenten bes Gtaotab>
lieferung8bienites i'm Bofoeparte-
rterit gu @aibington, cine uuters
iad1ung eingeleitet tporben. Wan
beihulbiat ibn. baB er auerlei un=
regelmdBigteiten beeaneer unb inter
a1oeretn audi Die untergebenen in
ieiner Nbtbeilun9 oasu peranlaBt
babe. Gttien 5ueifelbafter Winenz
n~nternebmunpen gu taufen, an nell
den er betbeiligt mar.
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Die rnerfmiirhioStpn Gronfhe

Die merfmiiroiaiten &ranfbei=
ten giebt es in SitpreuBen, audi
iolde, Die i'm iibrigen Deutlblano
gar ribt Ooer nur ielten a~uftreten. SD
i'm &reiie Wemel Die 2epra, Die na9
GrriHtung oeS 2eprabeims i'm &uGz
gauge be9riffen lit. Cine anoere
8rantbeit lit Die MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der eigentlibe 6erb bieier &ranfbeit
lift i'm Gegierungsbe5irt @umbinner
aufgeoedt morben; bod lift tie audi in
ben &reiien Olebfo. 2pf, Weblau uno
Sobannisburg ansutreffen. Cine ges
raoe5u DtpreuBilhe &rantbeit lit Der
breite Banouurm, Der an ben l1fern
oeS &urilben 6affs uno au9 in
&Dnigsbers bel gang unglaubli6
bielen 2euten pprfpmmt.
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8.

= Muf ieiner 5arm nabe Neu-
8ielau in Colorado gpuntp ftarb
i'm Nlter pDr1 80 Sabreri an, Mala-
rias6ieber 6ernnartn @eritenberger.
Die 2pcal : Options Wabi in
SadiDn County eraab cine Wtaiorts
tat BON &c Stimnlen fiir Gle Mnti>
Brobibitioniften.
= Weil elm perriidter Weaer, Der
iih I'M @efdngniB befinben 1o0te,
propbe5eibte. baB Der Grobooen in
2amar uno Sannir gpu,1tb berthe
ten tuiroe, baben 9unberte. bic am
6eo Mtper mubnten, lire Siebenlas
den suiantmengepaft uno baben iiG
auf bas ienieitige ufer inS Territus
RUM ge1nhtet. Mls fie pabrnabs
men. oaB Die Counties nidt urtters
aeaangen Doer nerlhluneen uorben
fino. febrten lie auf bic beimatbliHe
Shoue auriif.
= Sn @alpeiton bat Die i'm Nlter
uDn 20 Sabren ftebenoe Stenoara=
pbiitin MiB Splanbe galomeu i'm
elterliben 6auie Selbftmoro began.
gen, inoem iie fi1 erihoB. Die
uriabe CUR 2bat lit unbetannt.
SIN Beeniae itarb i'm Nlter BON
Sc Sabren u. Sabr, Der cine Wirtbs
lhaft init &eftauration betrieb. Sc
bette ben oeutib=franaDfiiben &rie9
mitgemabt uno iih mebrfah ausaes
5eibnet. 6abr binterldBt cine sabls
reibe Gamilie.
- Bon Grieoribsbure miro bas
Nbleben Der Trau Sacob SHneiber,
geb. BoDS, beribtet. Sic tuurbe
Dor 76 Sabren in Deutihlanb aebo>
rem. perbeiratbete fih brii5en unb
tam 1851 nit ibrem @atter bierber.
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Cinderella Sdnbz Yalaf.


8ir iino p%urbereitet, unieren &un=
ben uno benz Bnblifum Die neueften
SaconS in allen Mrten BON Ghuben
fiir Damien uno Wdoben, 6errer
uno &naben 81 liefern. Wir balter
unieren mDblbeeriinoeten STUFF ri1r
Die beften Gualitdten su bieten aufs
redt. Cute @aare nno biQiae
Breiie bleibt itets unler Mottp. Ser
elegantes uno 5ugleib beauemes
Sbubperf gu tragen minibt. Der
penoe Ii9 an uns. Gin Ger1ubsz
tauf miro Seoen iiberseuger, baB
mir an Der Spite Der Sbubgeibdfte
iteben.
Cinderella g dub=BaIaft.
207 Nlamo Blaaa. Telepbon 585.
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Semes hdmmerape aopfpeh

wirbe Sic bolb periaffen. tuenn Sic
Or. Sings Neue 2ebens BiHeu aes
brnud3e1 miirben. Tauienbe nprl
4eioenoen baben ~auSprpbirt, uie gut
fie 1egeri Wigrdne unb rerp55es
R0pfueb belfen. Sic reinigen oas
Dlut anb balert bic @efunbbeit nuf.
Nur IS Gents unb bns @elb tpiro
5nriideritattet, tpenri fie nid5t helfen.
Bu bnben in ben NpDtbeten BON s..
8olteper & Subn un6 BON Noulpb
DreiB.
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,,geras Yribe''! SEPT bas gor=
urtbeil beiieite uno ftebt niht unter
Dem ginoruG, baB oas Slai9enbier,
UNI gut 81 iein, bonn Norben ober
Often fommen muB. 8ie baben es
bier seraoeio gut uno better als oas
meifte, oas hierber eelbift pirb.
0ah einem 8erlub tperoet SIR biele
SbatlaHe anerfennert unb oas
.Tegas 8ribe" Slal9ier tpiro guer
re9elmaBiaes @etrdrf fem.
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STA yansalia, Yenniploauia=8 abu.

Sin Billet bieier 2inie eriter &laiie
na6 Seem OOrf bere1tigt ben Sa-
baber in IS abinatpn, BAL
timore unb BbiIabeipbia
einen sebntdgieen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit elm febr liberales
3uaeitdnoniB.
Wegen @inSelbeiten tpenoe max
fiH an ben unter5ei1neten.
$. .. &ilgDre,
&eiienber BaKaeier Ggent,
1l0 Weit Srenb 8lace, Sun Mn.
tDniD. Teras.
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SDmtberm Yacific 8abm.i
MbfQhrt.

Nah Stem Orleans, Soufton uno @al.
befton tdglib. lila Born.
nnb 500 0abm.
Nab eagle HaB, 81 8aiD, galifDrnien
uro WterttD ..............8:30 BDrtt.
Nab 81 HaiD, Neu<MericD unb galifor.
rlen $40 Nadbnt.
Nab 9or6sSeras, ct. Souls unb gbica<
90 katy Flyer. .......8:30 Mbenbs.
Nntunt.
gDM NDroeEeIas, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........7.45 WDrgens.
Bon Neip Orleans, SoutDn unb @al<
nefton t69ltb. 40 MeDrgers
unb 600 Habm.
8Dn 81 Baio, galifornien unb MeritD
........ 800 Mbenos.
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= Sbr brauht bas ,,9eras
8rioe" uno x X BearI
Slaidenbier niht gu trinfen,
neil es elm beimiihes @ebrdu lit uno
neil ibr oaourb Cure Staot unb ben
ganaen Snomeiten su entpideln
belft, onbern neil es bns
Bier i'm Wartte 1T,
mas Sbr mad elmer Brobe unbebingt
5uaeben tperoet.
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~. 6. & =. sabu.

Mbfabrt.
Nab 8aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, &anfas
gitb, ct. Souls unb gbicago, tdglib,
(Suniet SepDt) .........8 $50 Mbenbs.
2Dcal5u9 bia Smitbpile. .....9 $50 8prm
Mntunt
Son Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anias gitp,
SaIas, Sort @prtb uno @aco, td9lid
(Suniet 9epDt) ........7.45 MorQens,
9Deal5us pia Smitbpille.. -. $50 Nbenbs
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9. u. & u. q. 8abn.
WbfQhrt.

Nah GuerD, Ypafum. Somfton unb @als
befton, tdglib. 300 Born.
unb 9.45 Mbenbs.
Wah Corpus gbrifi, &odpprt unb Beee
billie taalib. 2.15 Nadbm.
Nab 8brne unb aerrbile. tdelih......
Sprtt.
G~nfunt.
Bon @uer0, gDafum. SDuiton unb @al-
neiton, tagltb Moroens
unb $50 Mben6s.
Won gorpuS gbrifi, &odpDrt unb Bee>
billie td8lib.. .1:35 Rahnt.
Ton B6rne un6 &errbi1e. tdglib. -.
Mbenos.
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Serrert>. 9amens uno &inber.
Striimpfe. bas Baar Sc.
sc e 10 Nurt &adet stores.
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,,Nprs ; ssurmalim.s, (Gimer &

stmenb), bdlt, penn es Wurgens
als 8abns unb Munb : 8aiier ee=
braubt miro, 8dbne uno Wtuno
tpabrenb bes gan5en Cages rein.
g. s.. 9 b m t, '6oufton, 3eras.
NQent.
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Wrnneetsenfbams uepertragnnsen.
Wm. 9ubrppplsti an ISM. @bemr
nib, @runbftiid an gaft Bart
Nuenue. $500.
Nlbin Seioel an Q. 90. @regurp,
8runbitid an DupalsS traBe, $3.50.
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Giienbabn Tabr=Y lan.
So O. u. Wabn.

u . U y Z.
Na6 alien WorbsS erass 8untten ........
ZOO Bprm.
Na4 ct. Souls, Mempbis nnb benz
Sfett. ........... .l2.3O WittaqS.
Nab 9orb<Seras, Santa Sc unb Srisco~
Hunfteit ............ 500 MbenoS.
5tah ct. Souls, 8aco unb benz Often
.9.15 Mbenbs.
Wab 2areoD anb Werico ....9.00 8orm.
Nnfunt.
Son st. Souls unb benz Often. 700 BORN.
8Dn TsrosSeras, Santa Sc uno SriscD.
Yuntfen Ak SDrtt.
Son lDcalen Bunften .......7.25 Nbenbs
Son ct. 2ouis unb benz Sten. $40 Nbbs.
Son 9arebD unb Meerifp. -. II. 20 0acbm.
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S6Dne ebte Namns ST 4 c.
sc e 10 Qprf &afet StDres.
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Gulf Gbure Babm.

Nbfabrt.
Nab 2anernia, Sutherland Sprinas,
Stpdoale, td9lib, ........8 800 Borm.
Mntunt.
TDn Stodbale. Sutherland Springs unb
3abernia. tdalih. .......2:30 Rathm.
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Sitomeitteras miim6tG n6

8enn Sbr @u6 ir9enbwO nieoer.
lafien moat. tbut es entlane Der 2i'
ME Der
Eana 9tntpnin & Mramias
paB Saba,
i'm @artenzD iftritt bes States. Sc.
iurobeit uno 8lima unibertrpfen.
8iaiee 2dnoereien fir ben Sarn1er,
Warttgartner, Obftz uno Gieb5iidter.
Wegen @~in5elbeiten fpenbet@uh on
6. s. Martin, q. B. g.,
San Nntunip, Teras
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-03
LOCAL COMMENT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The second important decision by
Judge Caswell during thu present term
o. the district court, on questions
pertaining TO paving. WAS an
nouneed yesterday, when the
court announced its finding in
the matter of the appeal of the Mar
shalltown Light, Power & Railway
Company from the special assessment
of the city on its North Third street
paving. The decision is of state Wide
Interest, and is without doubt the most
important question determined by the
court during the term. The appeal of
street railway company from tbs as
sessment of the city Tor the Paving
between the rails and ore foot outside
thereof, after franchise had been
granted exempting the railway COM
oany from the expense of paving, has
never before been passed upon by
court In iowa, consequently the SUI
preme court has never been asked for
It's opinion. Judge G'asWeIl at1irms the
assessment, and holds that even tho
the city council. in 1872. granted
franchise to the street railway COM
pany. ex@ npting il from paving. the
present statutes are such that tie ex
does not hold good. and that
the company is liable TOR the cost of
its share of the permanent street inn
provement. In the case just decided an
aggregate sum of about $4,000 is In
VOWED. One half of the amount is rep
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CURES cATARRH.
AHyomei the Most Wonderful Cure
for Catarrh Ever Discovered" Say
MoEride e Will

Do not try to cure catarrh by taking
drugs into the stomach, it cannot he
cured in that manner The only way
in which this too common disease can
be cured is thru a direct application
that will kill the bacilli of catarrh and
prevent their growth.
Hyomei is the only known method OF
treatment that aceomplishes this. II is
the simplest, most pleasant. and the
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In the District Court.

In the district court this morning
Judge Caswell announced that he WOULD
sustain the demurrer III the case oil
Mary T.. Pense vs.. Margaret f. Pense
ct al. The action Is one in which the
plaintiff sought to have the court al
low certain sums given by the late
j. b. Pence to his children as adj
vancements and that such sums can
be so considered in the settlement. OF
the estate The defendants demurred
claiming that whatever sums that might
have been given by the father to his
daughters We're not in the way OF adj
vaneelnents, and the court sustains the
demurrer.
Court adjourned this afternoon until
Wednesday morning at O'clock. Judge
Caswell Will convene the Tama county
term Monday morning.
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Judge Caswell Expresses No
Sympathy For Prisonerand
Scores Him Severely
PRISONER is VERY CALM
Does Not Express Any Feeling What
ever Over His Approaching confine-
ment-speaks of His Family, But
Says There Were No Extenuatins
Circumstances.

FIVE years at hard labor in the peni-
tertiary at Fort Madison is the SEN
tence passed upon Fred a. Marson
alias Fred A. Maison alias f. +, Myers,
this morning by Judge Caswell Mar
son accepted his sentence calmly, and
from all outward appearances did not
suffer at all from the thought that soon
he Is TO begin long sentence in states
prison. He maintained the same stolid
Indifference as TO the outcome that he
has kept during the period OF his con-
fnement in the county iail. In the
opportunity given by the court 10 speak
ia has own behalf Masron said bu; very
little, and stated that in this instance
there We're TO extenuating circum-
stances In the crime for which Mar
son is sentenced, obtaining money by
false pretenses. he secured from VIII
Estel. of this city the suTl of 81. Thu
maximum penalty is seven years.
Marson was brought into court short
~ before 9 o'clock, the hour set for
A curious group of specta-
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tors filled the room when the prisoners

tors filled the room when the prisoners
name was called by the judge. Mar
son stood erect, with his left hand be-
hind him. and the right In the front
OF his coat, much as he would were
he telling that pitiful story about the
woman in the English prison. Appar-
entity he was as cool and collected as
would be possible under any cireum-
stances. Judge Caswell outlined briefly
the crime That he had committed. for
which he had been indicted. and to
which he had pleaded guilty, and ask
ed him If ne had anything to say why
sentence should not be pronounced
Marson replied that he had no plea
to make for mercy, ana said that the
pa pers mad intimated that he had ex-
pressed contrition at times gon. by,
when he had been up for sentence. He
had made up his mind of his own ac-
cord TO plead guilty in this case, for
he realized that there We're no extenu-
acing circumstances. He SAID that there
had been no excuse for the crime and
no one was to blame but himself. He
referred feelingly TO his family of four
children, and said that some reporter
had sent TO his home paper contain
ing an account OF his crime, for which
he WAS in jail. This fact alone as 1t
had ruined the chances of his daughter,
who was about to take a position as
teacher, had punished him severely, and
his punishment at the haS ds OF the
court could not be greater than that al
ready afflicted. He said he had hoped
that he might receive funds in time to
pay back the money that he had receiv-
ed fraudulently.
Marson's attorney was also given an
opportunity tc plead for leniency. and
spoke briefly. He laid stress upon the
fact that the crime to which Marson
had pleaded guilty was ~ small one,
ana that he had grave doubts as to the
validity OF the indictment. He thought
his client had realized fully what he
had done, and was truly penitent. He
did not know, II he had consulted his
own mind, whether he would haya adj
yised his client TO plead guilty, but that
the plea was of his own voliton. The
attorney said that he was of the opin-
ion that Marson was not III his right
mind, and that such had been suggested
TO him by a banker of Talna, who had
been familiar with the mans actions
Judge CaswelPs Remarks.
Judge Caswell then spoke as fol-
lows:
1T is certainly a peculiar case.
never heard of any lawful or good act
of his while out of states prison or
Jail. His reputation is that while in
the, penitentiary and in the Jail he has
been an exemplary prisoner. While |
having his liberty fail to find wherin
he has done an honest act or an honest
days work.
So far as i have been able to learn
his whole career has been that of beat
ing his way thru life by all manner
of false pretenses; assuming 10 be
religious; assuming everything, almost |
that would give him a standing where
by he could get q dollar dishonesty. |
/ have failed to learn Of solitary |
honest dollar he has ever earned III |
some respects 1t does look like insanity. |
II certainly looks like u very unusual |
IN fact he is the only one Of
the kind ] have ever heard of.
i am led to believe he has deceived !