davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-01
JnoIanoet.
an,pa.


sra Seniion berettes, at Snobru,
tinIie Ianbaes1 gRcrgen Heu eitrt
Soitbuict | 9Ine @rais, Scott Gourt
tn. 9euseifa5et bIep iprGatgt mel
RitrogIpcerin. % Gppene fit omtren
500 / &eugc os fom bort liSen a
efterIooe iis miuSite Spor.
e. Z. SranSe, en- 6orretuines
mdno, iom banoe boet | Soma sails
as gar, figrte SirSongs gftermiooog
beo Rod SsIanS Stationeu Der
gpen. SONS Seitc bIep ifrGmt on
LIB Isbf; Rr. 9ranSe 5leo faItet no
al gognen o. piebIiffeig 0rebt. San
efterIaoer iig Grfe.
st frGft Tpripg pda at iprpnge
@unfen / @iimun, InrfbdH Goiirtp,
bIeo abort iiSite SeuoagS WorBcn.
9ercn til 9unfcnS Spnloing blec
ierorat % meN 9titrogIpcerin, men
SmnI6et hsrteS al Ell Seleionopera'
for orer 8aSeu, % BIN oGffenc gps
ems 6plf. Reuerue bleo rgooe %
remte.
6. u. Carpenter, en- ittg gtaio
Spur Gitn uil0e ian 2iuSasiurunte
til 5orSeI for line 6orGlore, unar
han be0e. men boooe finn ST til al
hetale me6. acknowledgement neg.
teSc at ta9e Toaurcn, % Carpenter
ftial ct @ulhltbr. tiIbsrenOe Betcr
9teIiou, hos bpem ban logereoe, tor
al betaIe a%siuraucen. s Golttiretten
erficnSte ban iig ifoloig / Eppcriet.
@nucrusr Gummius bcnoaoeOe flo
ite Ssrooa 8. u. SorSm ira StatSe
fpugilet. Serbian bar Ell unieet Sag
isrer i 0es WtoiHes % bar isr pGret
/ 5puaiel. Wtuu bar hlnoet uo, at
han ituoercSe 500, On ban IerIte
Sang bar / 6GugieI for at bare til
oenot iig 8erge unOer ialife 6ore9i'
pelier % ipigugtiBe Sontrorretnti'9.
San par ga GaSierer for Stote Sar1t
/ Barter; set par / 1894.
Gmec Tyrgrc, cit IeruarS gantnel
0atter al Goroib 6nBre, Ell 6ormer
peo 2anIhte, bIep forrige 6reOng
ipcnot / GauSen al Ell libeu SeIt lom
Fun gau Ruo. 8aroebettet bleo
fmrIt, % &iernen ilso no. 6orGl'
brene too 8igm omborN | en- ltoen
hurtiqgaaenSe 2ampbaab % braGte
heuSe til SoipitaIet I ga GroS'e.
Sfisnt en- iannan lllptfe / De ileite
SiIiGISe piloe pGret bsoeli8, tror Dog
2rgernc, at DC oil flmne ireIie Bar
nets 2tn,
aiGf Tsgr. - ct frGft Sorfe9 pad
at nnbpIoe pg rspe Gbr. Sobrion,
@atteIesraftit / RiIrpuufee'9 orcns
Station / CHARLES Gitp blep giort
fcrIeSeu Rot. Ga ct Rattc9 bar al.
gnaet neItooer, pilSe Sobnion gon no
otter en- 9stte Sui, men ba ban Dab
lleoe Geren, blep ban meot al en-
&eooIoer, % en- ufienot Stemme be.
faIebe ham at boI6e ihte Snnber iueis
ret. Syobnion er en- atlet, % iiteu'
for at eiterfomme 8eiaIinaen GAP
ban Rsoeren ct SIag meo i'm bsire
SaanS, ina han falot omfuIb, men
ban uifpreoe meS oct iumme ct Sflo,'
iom BOG life ramte SSobuiou. 20 uf
bans aumeroter angreb M 6eune,
men set lpffeoes BAN at ilao iia LIS
% foume iuS / Statiouet, Iuffe 2p-
feue % ]teIefuncre til EoIitiet. Scr
bette font, bar imioIertio Rsperue for
ipnnone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-01
3Itdfpnu.
0pSpmtmcr Spjnhl

@pSpmmrr Spinbl | Wenominee
bar iunoet pou en- M 0taaOe at blipe
fpit 9unoihD9ere % Sssgi9ngere,
San aiuer 6cit en- fort SerHtn !
6Gngllet 90 mtiolertio rm~oerbanoler
ban meo Acknowledgement % ftnoer ar'
beioe for fine %lueer. Vaur De fom'
mer lto al 6Urgilet, ienSer, ban Dem
til at arbeiNe / Sfopm. 9enne Slon
bar pirfet goSt; mango bar bolSt peo
meo Irbeibet.
Snaebrist Scra en- 8rnbearbeiSer,
blep nplig lat ! 59mgiel 10 9age tor
Dritffeuifab / Nsarariette. IA ban
iiiSltc 2srbug blep Isslaot, pilOe ban
gaa til SibpcUing. San forisgte at
hoppe pao Ct 6rasttoe, men ialot %
Ifom moer Shllene og bleu orGbt,
Sans Samtlic pibite intet ON, at ban
bapoe paret ! 6rngiel, men troeoe,
han arbeioeoe / Hrincetcn-Ntner
Den isnbre Gel al Warqlette eountp.
Gan; "Sror De paa oct gamlt
Sro, at oeriom ct Mseuneife fcrGrer
Ell anSet en- Sor, iaa pil ben Hippo De-
res 8enffab ooer2"
SIM: "gici, life bpis BET er Ell per
Iioen SsIpiog meo NIT Ronosranr
paa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
Ser. Sinacr BON Baltimore.

SouptQunrtier: o@ermania MGn.
ncrd)or Snqe"; Yr6iioc1t Scnrp
@ieipfing, SIR. 22S, be-. Goitcrt.
NOe.; correiponbirenoer mo proto,
foQirenocr ScfrctGr :. Wiuiom Uit,
0enius, Nr. 1928, SrleonSitroBe;
6inon5 SefretGr Is. Simmclbebcr,
9tr. 315, Rorb GOcnitrabe; Sd)ub.
mcilter s. Midlid, Ir. 7t3, @or.
ncritrabc; 0iriaent Sotu q. alcin.
@crinmmlling icocn 8lucitcn Srcitog
I'M Monat.
rMrion."
Sallptailurticr: Stag Sollc, Nr.
205, Sonoucr.S trobc. Singitanoc:
Mittpod - Girigent: s. s. 5ranf.
nSormonie."
Sauptdltnrtier: Nr. 4t4, WcIt.
Sopctte.S trobe. SingItunoe: 9ien,
tags - Tiriocrt: Sobn q. 0Icin.
r0ermania-W Guncrdor."
SM1ptquortiarm Bcrmauia : MGu.
nerd)or So0c, Rr. 410-412, @cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
Ncltcrn MarnInnb &iicnbnlM.

xrnt nm is. 1uni 1905 IN ataFt;
8fat O~crluiicn 9lucE'SidttuIt, lute i0lgt:
Saglt1I.
40 friiD 49, GtntE AS0ftBus Snuslttrte, va
gcrStomn. g.. & rs. JtU.. lno ocm sloen,
uno nu%spSromnter GDnntagS y y. ". X.
Fiiite an ber @5rlupeGie & &eiiet1 eabTl.
f0.OC gtuenos 49, N:.om. nnd lintcH .8ribge.
IGntil, arSatuommen Sonninge.
TOO WtOrgcn5 - gytt, ~. & 3. Dt0. = odupt'
Ginie oll.t4 BON Gulor0'Sf0oe, GatlisIe uno
IS &S, D. ".
cod. S6ippensbnrg. Srsoerid, Gmmttsbura
ino y. & ". 40. bis Sbelnnoo9b.
1912 Ejrtrt. Mion1. rad u~nton'1rib9t,
Ynrf uHo @!itbebnrg.
LOO Tahm. - gftorr nod CmOr0 IraYP.
226 giadhn. gtiom. nab 6rdUrb'Sr, ot.
1925 9.Gdm, - 9Ile WOuTtdin 9ID. CFarlor'
Carr; 'erner Grcoerid ln5 9aueod
$50 gabW. 800 Gt1. nab 8cri uro ". 4 3.
IiniIDn.
@.OuOor. GprirG Srooc, 5aaoocr ruo Seltos'
425 gnbm 49, linttr Rribqe Tiiom
!5.nG 9iamuI. 49, Cru. prnfte an hcr0atptltrte.
SGqe-Stomn. SrsoeI't. em!Hitsburg u.otip'
Dctebrrl.
b25 gHenS4 49, afrour. .,at gIcfia.
els AbsncS - 9ioin. mad Union rciogs.
spr scur.ans.
$50 gotm. - gltom. lidt linton Nri5e. uno
Snnoher.
2.30 Nadm. - giium. rGh ltrlor'grisae.
40 alndhn. @ficn. nnh snefio.
QiGsi. uu9 @epid'IiircGH VT. 25, Se'tAhl.
tiunnTe lrnfC.
HGop 6aliti At Union, qsrna Sire Gg!iou.
6nh Nnlbt01f (9tprih me =llilp1.
Sdli r!5i nU ,Benna. Alive SiGttoM
. 9. 3Iislr tlp, u 2 W,
o. ". ectutn, o. 3. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
bn.
Van hem gernen mne NU1esn.

IcrlaIicH oIc GdiUcrts Statlou, tpt, iulgt;
AT UiDrgclts, tdGti3 llilior station. l.4l Utor'
GCI5), HuA yolulumaprtt mo Hud GnhciI.
S.ij 9Urmittaa5 tllutousStnilon 800 Noti9.
tIGltdD, Uutg 'EltlauurG eliCdAu. GIHtuii'ui',
HOutSOIlle. II. Eoui5.
SIS YurmittnRS (lntonsStoti0n 500 Sorn'),
tdNllt1, Hdd) Yutlulo Cnlu @llp jtltnt Suiic'
tioIJ, MT our58c9cnoenl. Nnllct Farl9r .&a1'
Gou mo 9oub. @rte tdgll9 uHo A0hellsI
ia @ormtttGGs lluionsGtGtion II LOO BoruL),
tna.Ib. nan Sittobut9 mo. &leoeldno; Nc
HoGa uIlh Gtntltu an AntenluGtn.
/ 10 NadmittaGs lp0n Der linton G%tuiionl tda'
I'D, Gtmltco, nan FtttshurA Chicago. SltOt'
!ano, loIeoo, Detroit. SuIetnnatI, @ouisOlut
800 Wadmtltnas (ovn Der unipnsGtatiun) thg'
lid, nIBe HcnHiuIUania eseetaI" Il stnHoti
300 3,adlmtttaaS, tdaItb tpou Der uutou'Stp'
tom, nan tlti5burg, Gblcaqn. ~ytulboille (olu
Cincinnati mo GoutSo'ue)' e. HonIs nrt
100 A1ruSc, !d0ltdn (oru Der unt0rsS tnttoT),
nG6 GBlCuJn. GieOcldno
$50 gUenns, tnOlttN tunIt Der uulon8StntlOUl
nuh EltiouurN. Cincinnati ul!o q. GoulS
$50 Apeuoc, idGlih tUolt ccr UNION @iull"lll
rad buffalo lpip emporium ShiiuiotA nv
onrbNcDcHoem VntrctsGh Iunpma9on II, Sonto,
nab RltiabIrN. obtcuGo. 9lcpCiailo' eIhI'IP
rutt. Syit nm Srlbcftcr.
lI.it 1lbcube llntun Station l1.5h uheiioS),
idaIt0' lad Rtit-Oure. Gbt,dSo. Iolcno; Nn,
hCttct lno Grtc: GleHelaIo, alIoaenohin'tn
gS6 sInnapolts 7.3t &orm;tiaes mnO $40
yiOhmitiGa5 al NtVhcrtdaeit. SoInldaS' sou
&ormrttaon.
Ncu eet Frttoem,'s ttaHe. s,o,,er
tuOtu uuD FOi!GoeIpbtn.
Vuu Dcr ilniun's tatton.
VAN FhIid1clphi1 nno !rlp.Upt'' ,tta
'1oJ 9'nhni, ,"nn9rc1Nphm rtmu'o. wHTs
NNl 'Clo 9ntii 10 too wv NY 30
Llur ytclt "rt) |othl, 'Iz,u3, ha" 80,
~ ;ahWr 1"n mo llEn nS'".I n ~
SlONyUu.NLH- SoHlttaSN,. L9P nnt,, gpn
Nu,", l@W1 LOS Fa.zo' 'o'io ''u"h'' 'o'
, ul1 ~ .5D,''S nor O an % II m
u En'"9E6in0'l ~ o'5 b AN a., ".aa% * mn
S!t"' ~ Out - yuimm'" Snnntnns
Ga5 9ecooS an SS59.oentq9ena; a., Soi'iiSH Il;
o%' 'l's E,,yl' 'vi' 500 ""'"' '"'
,, lul'" ~ ''.tu,' m u,rrr
''um SlT,t y Uun , HsstEuHH " Sn,snSs tSoub
w.. ~ E Su r"nl|' I.," a., ~, "%rttt, ,tSIf'Hiits, '1r,,i1,brn.
''uW kC,1,"l mug g'H uump!,u "l'VSst ,,na4,mr V'Ss2.
I"lloMtn u' 'gt nS",vu'V n a., H'on nu 56nror,,..
30 NutHI ~ W., ILL., ,mGp"' u" >''"'
lHNvn Nv" m T"'U'5 "''t'.1' 40 = OK
SSuIV.'h'Ha St',,h' -, -, R,y'
.hn go ~ ~, ',-' Wa y ~
l2O5, y " ', ~. : ~ 3,tu3'5o' n,nu,
DIV, 90, wv, hu5. -, -" tt'o tdmi.
tcoJ, IA, N2', 0lt H.l' uuo H2b HoSros
M MnthculhReli. 1UHl'uN2. ~, 2.bl, oIS'
725, 1i3. SO, $50. va NorIlls l2Uo,
Lob, 2l2. $40. 800. b-iO. 5.25. t.05. ITO.
TO G.36) GlmjtCo), al, s.25, 9.t6 uno
ph5 Whcnoe.
BAD Minneapolis 1876 %UrriiiuU5, t2, IL, $50
Enl,minnS s 10 MprGcrr~ urS 500 gIncnoS.
wilauti, 0ruf. zine GrprrB. 2.5l lGuraeRs uRb
Pip WubmtituOs iaGlib.
Snnthcru 1t0uhpON @rprcB. o 42 8orrt, Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
HclOIcnbnngcn mad SentidDlano nno
ScStrcid)

81 81 Gents pro Dtorf uno 20R
Gclt5 pro arone. Eorto crtro.
NcdicI altsGeIteut oltf oQe GbeiIe
ser 98cIt. SbcO. 8. Sicner e. Go..
ia Sit.&erington.S Str. 3immcr Wr.
3. 1S0-)
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nno Tc~rniDlunnin gaSn

Ease uerlaTtn siprt0.httrnt .StaticH:
7.T Norm. Gpft nod Dort. tdglta, nusae'
nprtrlen Gcnntnos.
a.W Surir. Nf:on. Hdf Etitd, rut 1onninas
o.3D Rorni. Nilnm. nab @eIuir, 'anli6. duSae'
ltprtmeH SutntnQs.
In Gudbn. Afipm. rod rtntt, utr snnNig's.
3.45 Nddbi1. Volt nab Don't, Idqllh. nltae'
non, men Counters.
4.Oo hddm. TtiGm. nn9 1clil. uur .otlriaas.
$50 IddbiH. Wftou'. iub GP'td, tdallA, GISGt'
tortnien ScHH.dQ5.
COB HbeitoS Ntiuni. Udb Neltr. idaiii, aus
penorlmeI GourtnQs.
1i.W NbenoS N'f0m. rCb teldtr. nht Sofn'
tags.
fi.s5 Nbenos WiiprH. roo FeId'r. mi Whtt
tDobS unb Sauua5.
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Sciratbs Yiecnscn.

10pl9enOe @ripolbA n &iccn3cn mr..
Ocn gcltcrn' pom Glcrr 0c5 Gommnt
EIco9 0cridta nlta2cltcltt:
Ncrnlon Nclii, 80, mo &0o y. Mu.
bert, %; 2lpplitnnt 0orrD W.Ncpitr.
9tr. 70G, %igbtitrobc.
eco NolmL -, ulO Scmu NCiuc.
BERG, %; NppIifont Morrp &ciuc
bcrQ 9tr. 2O1t, Observation-Disclosures.
MiIion &. Iopia, -, mo &iobcllc
4. Ncrrp 81; NppljtOnt $. EcnM9ir.
2629, Gr0nci@itrubc,
Gucrctt 4. Sole, 80, uno Gpo%u~
ming, 2t; 2ppIitont GpCrctt :. Go,r.
Sort NtcNCnrp.
&ocob y. 6ronf, 80, mo &oio NJ
Nromn %; NppIifnnt Sucob 6rultt,
M0ihinQtom :. e.
&oicpb ". George, Is, uno &ciiic
NJ. Grafton, 2G Gpplitunt Mnl. :.
gee, 9tr. 23lS, HuiliorO Pipe.
GhuooO 2. Ncnorrion Is, irnO So.
renee %. @ornif, %; NppIifont ".
s.. Smith Nr. COB, Moro NOn0itr.
Charles &. Mcd. %, mo GlijobCth
ajumDcr, 10; Npplitont Charles z.
Ncd, 9tr. 1915, Gbopclltrobc.
Eohu !. &night, p, mo Gmnlu <.
Sdmumc, 26; Npplitnnt &obn !.
YDcctt, 9tr. 1O25t2, Oit Sort @lpc.
Albcrt 2. Hinicu -, umo SuIu u.
StoQac, is; 9Ipplitont GOluoro &cNQ,
Atr. t1G7, McIt MomburgItrobc.
SponcD ). Moncr, -, urO NtorD
Midcu ~; Npplitout WeorQc s..
N8oin, irn, 9tr. tG2L %&clt Nolti.
murC'traGc.
Gront Eounc 81 mto MorU Wtot
lbcua, 81 Npplitou Grnltt Funut.
N&uibinQton Z. Z.
SomucI NCrticcnc, %, mo Noi1
%oooto, %; 9lpplifont Nntouio Nuis
10, 9tr. 1876, Mcititrobc.
George $. ShdiiCr, 3G, NM Nciljc
Councilman, 81; Npplltont j. ".
&ilncr, 9tr. %, Mcit Ni0olcitr,
@corAc =, &nboii, 21, un0 SopbjC
NCittmlllcr, is; NppIltunt Geo. i.
,\nlhniL 9tr. 225, Scottitrubc.
Wm. Nl'llcIl, -, mo emma y.
ScoIcn. 10; Nppllto1t Ncrbcrt <.
|llrrIer.
Gorpllt :, @obb%, -, llllo 9to'ollr
Slttlcpo0c, u; Hpplltollt eolplIl :.
NobbS, 9tr. 1919, %c't baltimore
Sirobe.
Sltolcn y. |orllcttc, NM ~ ltllo
VI. SolIllc SltiIcpo0c, u; 9pplltollt
SlloIcn y. |orncitc.
&obl1 Comm W|r0IorL ~ nm
WttllllIc y. NCllCL ~; Tpplltalt W.
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@lli.
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Ior0, IS; |ppIItallt Golporo SoIItl,'.
var, HI N'l% IooIcltrobc.
eborIc@ !, SnlItn ~ nm Nlt0
7. Nl0A@' -; 9PpIItollt george Y.
SlIltD g'r, 2OO, ?(oro "'oIlroC'lt.
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RET |nlocr9, 49, HpPIltolll 0rollt y.
@ullnlcl.
u. Ho00n %; NppIifont ". E.Ncu
IN. 9}r. 3O7 Sin Grctcritrobc.
,Eocclnn \. Nihuroipn. 30. IT, Nlicg
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Nuuorutte, Upt, Jtohni Cation. t7.h0 mo
2s.i5 EDrnt, 1850 mo i5.55 Gabnt. 6nniben'
Station. 800 uuo 1910 Born, III 90 Wlt,
inas 400. 1913 EInhnt.. 600 uno hi.i1
sreorria, Wt. NrbaG Station. ?sA5 uuS lO4y.
ROrm. GGrthcn- Siul'on, 7.35. 900. YRlb mo
1000 8orm. !l.25a 800 uno 90 &d6nt'
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mn l2d3 Ga6m Gnuoca citation. l7.20 SorIn..
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1870 alGbm GlnlocnsS tot'oL 1900 S"rTr''
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na6 nno T9i5 9%rn,,. j. 25 1850 '6zo
curtis pan. Gnuocr citation. lG2a BORN.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-24
Tho GrinneII News.
Special 70 Tmes-Republican.

s1peCl0l 20 illIHeS-FsepuDuCaH.
Grinnell, March 24.-Mr Bert Lucas.
whose home has been in Lynnville, but
who has recently taken the place of
Mr.. Lyman as plumber for G. l.. Miles,
has just moved his family to this city
and is now at home at GIT Broad
street.
Rev. j. r. Newsom, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Brooklyn, was in
sGrinnell for two or three hours yes
Fterday morning on his way to Sears
boro and from there to Lynnville,
where he engages in one of the SER
les of evangelistic meetings noted a
day or two ago in these columns as
planned at the, ministerial meeting
that took place here last Monday. 1t
is not the intention of the promoters
of this plan of work to wait until July
to begin 1t, altho the tent service is
especially applicable to that season,
but to push the work from the start in
every direction and by every means.
Rev. Newson is to be assisted in the
Lynnville campaign by other ministers
Of the district, Rev. j. M. McClelland
Of this city planning to be in that field
over Sunday of the coming week.
Mrs. May McClanahan Rev, whose
home is in Corydon, is visiting her
husbands uncle, M. Rev. and family
here for few days, her husband, DIR.
Albert Rev, being in California, at the
bedside of his sister. whose death is
expected at any time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-24
Suits Begun by Gov" Elias
Doty, Against Railroad and
City Official
OLD FIGHT OVER PHOTO srurIo
Northwestern Railway Company Alone
Made Defendant for ,ooo-AppeaI
From Recent Decision Now Pending
Before Supreme court-PIaintiff
Std to be Noted for Vengeance.
Special to Tmes-Republicar.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids. March 24-Two of
the largest damage suits filed In the
district court for some time were do tx
eted yesterday, when Elias Doty, Il las
Gov" Doty, began two actions to
recover 100000. In one the Northwest
ern railway company alone is made de-
PENDANT for 100000, and in the other
Marshal kozlovsky with the comps; my,
is made defendant the amount sought
being $4,000 In two counts. Dot1 is
noted for the vengeance In which he
pursues lawsuits, but his latest N owe
is one Of the biggest surprises he has
yet sprung. His controversy with the
railroad is an old one. He brought
suit in the superior court for pos ses-
sion of the land in question, but a de-
cision was rendered against him, and
he appealed to the supreme court, the
case at present being before that body.
Soon after the decision of the supe rior
court, I,oty's photograph gallery which
was situated on the property involved,
was transported to other parts by the
city marshal. acting on an order OF the
court, and the suits for damages COM
menced yesterday in the district court
grew out of the marshal's action II, the
matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-24
APPEAL IN INSANITY.
Relatives of M. Borchers Not Salts
fled With Commissioners Finding.

Special to Times Republican.
Allison, March 24.--Relatives of
Morris Borchers have taken an appeal
from the decision of the commission
ers of insanity, who last week declar-
ed him insane, and permission has
been granted to remove Borchers from
the asylum at Independence, where he
has been committed, to the home of
his brother in Floyd county, while the
action is pending.
Borchers was found to be insane by
the comm. ssioners of insanity in But
der county the latter part Of last week
He was arrested while on his way to
the office of the county treasurer to
pay his taxes, and was armed with
a loaded revolver One of his hallu-
citations was that the treasurer was
gradually absorbing the value of his
farm thru the taxes paid and an
other that a local dealer had hypno-
tized his cattle, causing them to die.
When first noticed Borchers had
thrown the carcasses of two dead cat
tie on the scales Of the lumber dealer
mentioned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-24

to connect Muscatine with Cedar Rap
ids and Davenport The new branch
of the system will be- known as the
Iowa City and Eastern Railway and
vii be thirty-nine miles long. 1t is said
to be the intention to- complete the
work during the coming season.
When the proposed line is built
from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo by the
Cedar Rapids Waterloo & Northern
Railway Company, this city will be a
part of the system tapped by the ex-
tensive interurban lines of Iowa.
Just as soon as the work can be be-
gun. surveys will be made between Ce-
dar Rapids and Waterloo by way of
Urbana, Brandon. Shady Grove, Jubi-
lee and Gilbertsbille. Most of the mon
ey required for the purchase of the
right of-way has been contributed by
people living along the proposed line
and the farmers along the way are
very enthusiastic over the advantages
which this new interurban line Will
afford.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-24
NO DAMAGES AWARDED
Plaintiff in Case Against the Chicago
Great Western Fails to Recover for
Eighteen Head of Cattle Killed -
Wiful Negligence Was Shown.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Manchester, March PA case In
district court of unusual Importance
and interest has just been concluded
before Judge Franklin c. Platt The
case was entitled Claus VS.. the Chi
cago Great Western Railway Company
and was an action instituted to recover
in the neighborhood of $1,000, which
is the estimated double value of eight
cen head of cattle killed by the de-
PENDANT railway company several
months ago. The cattle had gained
their liberty from the farm of Mr..
Claus and had wandered upon the
right of-way, where In a storm they
were huddled together when u rapidly
passing train ran into them.
The double value Of the cattle was
sued for under that portion of the law
which provides that railroad cempan-
les must fence their rights-o f-way
and kept them in repair. In case the
company fall to do this, the law pro-
vides that they are liable to damages
in double the amount of the stock kill
ed,
The law provides that the mere con-
'tributory negligence of the owner of
cattle is not a defense. but it also pro-
vides that the willful act of the owner
constitutes defense. Judge Plat
held that by the "willfur' act is meant
the intentional act, and as Claus said
he intended to leave the gate OPEN he
could not recover the damages sought.
At the close of the testimony the
defendants attorneys presented q mo-
ton to direct verdict and Judge
Plat, after the arguments We're made,
sustained the motion.