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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01

The bani Instruments arrived at
Knox and the boys are puncturing the
atmosphere with noise.
The death Of county Auditor Acker-
man of Grand Forks removes a state
character from activity.
The people of Crosby expect the
500 to extend west of Kenmare into
that section of the state.
The ladies Of Mayville have organ
led to the end that the local cemetery.
may be properly heautitied.
Certain residents of Wahpeton
promise to build cement sidewalks If
their critics will do likewise.
A Mandan man was allowed to re-
Nrn TO Mandan on condition that he
would be good to his family. H..
A runaway horse at Donnybrook
threw two girls out Of rig, but they
landed right side up with care.
The Indians on the Standing Rock
agency are closely guarded despite the
fact that they have their allotments.
Efforts are being made to have the
North Dakota national guard send
team to the rifle shoot at Seagirt,
N. J.
It is claimed the town of Coal Har-
Dor is to be moved four miles east to
be on the line Of the extension Of the
Soo
The young men of Williams county
are said to be enthusiastic over the
proposition to organize a cavalry COM
pany.
A small boy at Jamestown swiped
SO, but was suspected when he at
tempted to have it changed and had to
confess.
John Hurley, formerly court stenog-
rapher under Judge Lauder, is the new
private secretary to Congressman
Marshall. ..-
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
SMALL BOY SCORED
PERTINENT COMMENT DlSCoM.
FITTED GRANDFATHER.
Cid Gentleman's Story Of 8oyish
Prank Thoroughly Absorbed by
II: Youngster-TaIe Will BE Tabooed
In Future. ~ 1852

Well, the time we boys got into the
cooky jar the hardest was once when
mother was away all day." laughed
grandfather. beaming indulgently at
the small boy on the hearth-rug. "She
left the jar full, but we kept going
back to it. until suddenly we touched
bottom. Then Jack proposed that we
make some wooden cookies, and we
went to work with our lathe and
turned out some beauties. They were
pine, you know, and with little -four
busted on them. they looked like the
real article. So we ate the rest of
the cookies. and filed the jar with our
kind" p = vi ..&~ .@--
'But what did your mother say?"
came promptly from the hearth-rug.
my mother was great woman,
Douglas. She never said word, but
every meal for week after that there
was q plate Of wooden cookies on the
table, and not another one was baked
until we had owned up like men.
BAH" Grandfather broke off sudden
ly with wry face. That's not
mine!" he exclaimed, snatching from
/ his lips the cigar he had just lighted.
A minute later he had taken from
the decorated jar at his elbow dozen
cigars Of the same cheap brand
There's just one of mine in the
lot" he declared who's been med.
dling?" IL 49, ...'
The grandmother remembered that
she had surprised Huldah, the maid,
giving cigars to young man the day
before. But she told me she had
bought some herself for his birthday"
added grandmother, sadly.
Eyes, and SO she had!" scoffed
grandfather. And she put them in
my jar and took mine for that fel-
low!' Out, Is she? Well, I'll see her
when she comes in. We won't keep
dishonest girl in the house-nots an
hour! I'll discharge her" s.. -. %.
"Grandfather," sounded voice from
the hearth-rug "your mother didn't
discharge you for taking those cook
ies. s5 -ssQ.g5a,. .ss sss .sse ].
For full minute grandfather glared
1T his small accuser. Then he dropped
back In his chair and chuckled
weakly. -.
Presently, when Douglas had run
away. grandfather said, Mother, I'll
let you do tte talking to Huldah about
that matter. Maybe you can make her
feel It was wrong without discharging
her outright" Then, after a pause
with another chuckle-T believe I
won't tell that cooky story to the chill.
dren any ore."-Youth's Companion.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01

cavalier has a new bank.
Linton is to have Catholic church.
The Glendale creamery is prosper
Gus.
Stark county is agitating free text
books.
Farmers are advised to seed lot of
barley.
North Dakota has nearly 1000 pub
lie schools.
Work on an opera house has been
started at Linton.
1t is said the Hannaford banks have
been consolidated. '@
The contract for the sewer at Har-
vey has been let. a.
There are large number of women
orators over the state. s -. :.
The Keith creamery plant will be re-
moved to Devils Lake.
Edgeley will have cement sidewalks
in the business section.
Spiritwood is said to be having
rapid growth this spring. =
y Well diggers at Wyndmere had hard
luck with their machinery.
Lack of moisture is no longer
problem around Washburn. -.
$ A steam digger. is doing the excava-
ting for the water main sat Oakes.
Cattle losses as result of the bad
weather were less than anticipated.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
.LaCeS.

4 LOga nand Mcintosh counties are
cooperating to secure new settlers.
j. N. Barthelemy of St. Cloud has
opened jewelers. store at McHenry.
The recent fire at Enderlin was the
first severe confagration in that city.
The Devils Lake Indians have re-
ceivsd their first money, $S4 per cap
ita.
The stats board OF school lands ac-
cepted the bonds of the Berthold dis
trict.
State Senator Johnson has a fran
chise for telephone exchange at
Washburn
The Darlington creamery is now
getting cream that has formerly been
sent elsewhere. >
The usual number Of fake cripples
are working the people Of the state
for stray pennies. ~@@
A peddler without license was as
sessed IS per day at Darlington and
quit after two days.
Some old-time settlers in Sargent
county are returning and scarcely rec
ognize the country. ..
At Sawyer notice was served on the
butcher to move his slaughter house
outside the CITY limits.
! The new Grand Forks jail will be so
attractive 1t is feared the public will
want to break into it.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
STORM HAVOC IN TERRITORY

Property in Several Towns Heavily
Damaged.
'Dennison, Tex, May 90-The towns
of Platter, Woodville, Call, Roberta
and Colbert, on the Frisco road, in In
dian Territory, were visited by tor.
nado yesterday, but it is not thought
that there was any loss of life. Re-
ports indicate that the damage to
property is heavy.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
County Directory.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
MOUNT M0R1AH LODGE NO. 81,
A. +. q A. N.

a. +. q a, III.
9. Brownell, W. N, w. Il. Denny, 8. w.
O. B. Hayes, j. w, W.D. Parshall. Treaa
E. M. Atterberry, Secretary.
Meets every first and third Thursday.
Visiting Brothers always welcome.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
Bruegger
Wash Goods.

Cotton Voiles in all the leading shades. These
goods greatly in demand The Browns and
Blues put up in choice patterns, especially good
things Percales we have fine selection. Tephy
Ginghams, Light and Fancy Dmity, Waistings in
fine Sheer Lawns and Linens Heavy Corded Piques.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
CAD ELEMENT CONQUERED.
Lyman County Was 4 Scene of Wlle
West Episodes Now Peaceful.

SlauN fatls, $ ~ ApgN L. ShersT
rickett OF AMMAN county brought
i>ius, the tfronuS, over ~ StouN Falls
aNd plarea him 81 the NenUeNtiarN.
sheriff Pickett, IN speak;ng OF the con,
diiions IN his County, remarked tllAt
there had been u hi& CHANGE in eooat-
Tons, tie admitted that the dime Mas
When II Was simply NEXT IL iunpNS$t-
Me 10 make Il cNuNtcjioN W that CONN
N lie claims that the had element
Which had absolute control ot AFFAIRS
in l.ynaan county has been either run
ont or have sNNnr vi their own accord,
and TODAY tW$tiSa is administered as
$nsnks>nGlN as iN ANY o;h5n county in
the state ~ suNStaWti&ie this claim
Ne points 10 tho tact iilAJ SuTins the
PAST iwo wears hs has placed fourteen
prisoners In the peut,nNI&ary
My, Pickett saws IhAt tNc ti'nc Mas
MMSu SantG az the Officers ANA many
Who Mere Influential in litr county
syrea hand IN .SleNe wiyh knowis 2rjps-
halSs Then L waS impossible 10 iWAh>e
n conviction, TESTIMONY which wo&la
snGNtrt ia asiN other county Mas
iaugtSea III ny the members NJ the
Jury ana q Verdict ~ ac0Nt;t$Sl NESnusllS
IN, These acts ut ls'wae&SiIts$ ANA after
GtSry4ss,rNi NJ lam were dome &iNe;lly ana
Nsnzessly, fut -S,u>iittanS lte,ve clsaUSe&
So that sawsNVayieyS are Wow ssv.iss&
theiy SuSt deserts,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
e.AD MEN CAPTURE D.
Men Who Committed Robbcries in Ak.
ron Last Night Captured at
E NJ Point

ELK Point =. ~. April In George
Taylor and Charles Frcclnnd, of Sioux
Fails. wore captured here this morning
nv sheriff sherman and Marshal Iru-
man. after entering and robbinE 1--WE
Hturca AT Akron last night. The two
men iirSt broke into Gillilnnd's saloon
nuh took so from the tn, then they
proceeded to rob an adjoining dry
goods store aud succeeded In securing
$l2h from the money drawer. several
other stores were entered and Hlnlll
@ums taken while from hardware
storc "A large quantity OF guns ANA
knives were added to the plumber OF
the burglars. After the robbery they
escaped from the town marshal. who
had discovered them AT work In the
hardware store. Boarding II freight
they started south, and LEFT the train
at ELK Point. Their descriptions We're
trluphoucd here and Marshal Truman
easily recognized the two men, All the
phindrr was recovered. Taylor ANA
Ercrlnud were taken back TO Akron
AID pleaded guilty and were bound over
To the circuit court at l.cMnrS.
Wind blew sparks from n bonfire
this morning into the rear of tn"
Courier office and set the building ON
fire After n hard FIGHT by the depart
mont the plant was saved. Little dam
age WAS sustained.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
TWO TEST CASES.
Question Of Whether Physician Cat
Conduct Pharmacy.

Stoux Fails. s ~, April lh,-Two
test cases Of far-rChvhtnE Importance
as hearing on the state pharmacy LAW
have been decided by Judge j, w.
Jones' OF this city. while holding
term OF state circuit court IN McEooii
county Tho plain doctrine WAS laid
down 10y Judge Jones thnt no person
except a registered pharmacist can
open ana conduct a drug store, even II
he should employ a registered pharmH
cist To actually conduct the store,
ThiSC decision was rendered rs the
result of n hearing IN u cas-" instituted
by the state pharmacy hoard against
llrNry llotiins OF salem. who had
formerly been engaged IN the saloon
business at that place With man
named Kingsley. Hotlins had been
drutrd u ltccusc and he then purchased
n drug store and placed il in charge
Nf n registered pharmacist He WAS ar
rested last fall upon complaint Of |, a.
Keith, president. and T., {. Bent, scCrr-
tAry or the state board Nt prahmacy,
In accordance with IN, decision ot
Judge Jones the jury brought III Yer
diet OF guilty. hut recommended the
vlrmENCN Of the court,
This provision OF the law MAS for the
purpose OF preventing n saloon mat
from putting IN a small stock OF drugs
IN charge OF registered pharmacist
and conducting a saloon under the
sNlSN III Il tlNS store ms is thC lllSt
titnH this feature OF the law has been
possed upon by x court in South pa
kota.
Another TEST case Was decided in y
ease instituted hN the state board
against pr /, (, Lawyer II Spencer,
s ~ who WAS arrested on the charge
OF conduGtius drug store without a
state license, IN, Lawyer is \ REGULAR
~ licensed physician ami he claimed
the right 10 conduct drug stare. The
law plainly gives to a physician the
rtsht To dispense drugs Il his own pa
TENTS, hut ii does not extend this rtsht
10 a general drug business without a
license having been secured from the
state board IF pharmacy,
DR. Lawyer based his defense upon
the g,Nouna that lie had such right, but
Judge jones did not agree With him,
and the jury returned i verdict OF
guilty The couNicttrn OF ~. Lawyer
establishes y precedent which Will
greatly clear the situation. ana will
make il much easter IN the future FOR
the state board 10 vigorously enforce
iNe lam requiring the drug business 10
he solely III She hands Il those who
have passed the required examination.
aud wNr tllNs have proven themselves
capable N properly roUducuug such 4
business,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
WANTS RACE KEPT PURE
Hebrew Paper Criticises the Coming
Marriage of Young Stokes and
Miss Pastor.

New York, April 1.-THE Hebrew
Standard of this city prints today
long editorial criticiSing severely the
coming marriage of Miss Rose Harriet
Pastor and j. G. Phelps Stokes, al
though it does not name them. The giSt
of the editorial is that the Jew must
remain Jew and that only thus can
he fulfill his mission in the world. The
paper says in part:
I'VE do not believe in intermarriage
and Jewish young men and women
should be warned against matrimonial
alliances with those outside the faith
We recognize that not only are there
very many bad Jews, but that there
are thousands of good Christians who
have made the world better by living
in It, but the Jew must remain a Jew.
LAS a rule, ntermarriages between
Jews and Christians have turned out
unhappy Here and there are solitary
examples whose welded lives are so
beautiful as to excite envy; the eX-
ception however, proves the rule. In
almost every instance, the Jewish man
and woman have become lost to Juda-
ism and We children educated as Chris
tians. This, of course. does not refer
to those who have remained Jews and
have persuaded the other party to en-
brace our faith. Our Jewish sages have
always protested against proselytism,
as they place prosey. in the same
category as lepers Jews We're not
c. tied as nation for the purpose of
assimilatng with other people. The
Jewish race was to be preserved sepa-
rate and distinct and only when the
Jew was q Jew in the real sense of the
word was he in a position to fulfill the
divine behest BE thou a blessing
Let Jewish girls beware and not per-
nit themselves to be dazzled by that
will O. the wisp. universal brotherhood.
1t is but a dream. There's far too
many ntermarriages of such a char
acter in New York city and the duty Of
Jewish parentS is obvious "
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
)NE MAN WENTTO CANADA
Secret Service Officers Brought
Him Back, and Then
He Told All.
FIXING THE TESTIMONY
Revelations Similar to Those in the
Case of Connors Have Caused the
Latest Indictment of the
Trust Employees.

Chicago. April l5.-Four men, three
of whom are employees of the SchwarzS-
child " SulZDerger company and the
other an attorney for that corporation,
were named in an indictment returned
this afternoon by the grand jury, which
is investigating the beef trust 1t is
charged that the four men INSTRUCTED
and impeded Marshal a. A. Bach in
his efforts to serve a subpoena upon
Edwin Il. Fish, Il clerk employed by the
company, who recently returned from
Canada.
The men indicted are:
Joseph WeiSsenbach. attorney for the
Schwarzschild & SuZberger company.
h. S Cusey, traffic manager for the
company.
George D. Hopkins, auditor for the
company.
Leo 5. Joseph. employed in the pro-
vision department of the concern.
The indictment alleges that a sub
poena was issued for Fish on March
5; that it was given to Bach for serv-
ice: that the four men had arranged
for the departure of Fish from this
country to Canada. and assisted him
in leaving the jurisdiction of the court.
Attorney WeiSsenbach. who was for
several years an assistant to Cover
nor Deneen when the latter was states
attorney in Chicago. declares that it
was ut his instance that Fish re-
turned from Canada and agreed to go
before the grand jury. This is not de-
MED by the government officials. Weis-
Senbach also declares that he has never
seen or spoken to Hopkins, never spok-
en- to Cusey concerning Fish. and as
serts that Joseph was never in any
manner implicated in the matter.
The men We're taken into custody
shortly after the return OF the in
dictments and We're released on bonds
of $1,000 in each case.
Edward 3. fish. an employee of the
SchWarzschild < Sulsberger company
was followed to Windsor. Canada. by
secret service man and induced to
return TO Chicago He was on the
witness stand two days. it is said. and
revealed information concerning an at
tempt TO influence his testimony. Fish
today was held under $4,000 bonds to
insure his appearance as a witness.
The indictments returned. it is said,
are similar to one returned some time
ago against 7. J. Connors. general
superintendent for Armour < Co. and
are the result of the combined efforts
II q number of secret service men.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
FARMING SEASON EARLY.
Ground Is IN Condition for plar.in.
anS SroSnscEs Are Erlcht

Rey!t}eld, $, ~, Aprjl lS,-The farm
Ing season IN South EAkoJs is = month
III a&VAnre 81 the season i&Si year ANA
is S,,e earliest III This section Of the
state since the eslyly Nos, The lana Is
IN Filse condition ara seeding in SPHINX
county is pgHcacaliS .>a;0pte;s&s There
Is 4 large auAo,sn, Of moisture in the
ground and HE prnSpsStS are Very
hrisAi sor 4 gaoi stand VI Sls2&sli grains,
Land IN This vicinity is Changing
hands quite freely and ~ 5000, prices
Rsh2i estate men fnoA for a large IN
crease III sales 70 eastern buyers With
IN she next tNoa months, The sales
Which are being made NOM ARE mostly
10 people Who desire 10 come to South
lAssS0s;s 10 issrs~, The Sl>e%G!attve fever
seems "a l:.aN,e decreased ~ Gh5s 500
lion az Tire state, and iGSIss@t! Tlassl1y
Farmers ase IataS5sss INTO ts2e state from
states south and east 81 Us PREPARED
10 carry on tslysn;lss operations pfc an
Intensive scale
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
Rraassasr Msns

Pierre, s ID, April aa-sssso. az.svss
. Sally soQESy Es-ssaleer in ire IAN 81
saas csss charged VITA assault w7ehs azs-
sssas % Xii -sae'srs Raaaaaeg, q MN
sesesGsNass a Fort sus1S aass sgtassr. IS
ssaaassSsg N his csaa and refusing 10 eas-
he MAS eaSgas asseznpSing TO car-ag,sr
With The back 81 tie aasa ard IS in. Saoas
ssA1arssesaassaas- Last wear gaEas- E.asraa
saaa s. similar experience WIN = unar-
sssssT, a1aa In seeas case ii R7as 1hres
Gsss before the gras.Naes Sasaaa be "a
s1css 10 take food.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
CRITICISES MONUMENT.
Baptist Standard Says Shaft to Ander.
sonviIe Victims from Iowa Is
"hrtistic Anti Climax"

Chicago, April 1.-THE current issue
of the Baptist Standard, under the
caption of the AN Artistic Anti Gil
max in Iowa." discusses the selection
of "A monument for the soldiers of Iowa
who died in Andersonville prison in
the following caustic manner:
The amount Of permanent harm
that Il state art commission can do
Is incalculable. a group of good, hon
est. well meaning citizens. men COM
petent to judge the value of blooded
horses or bulls. who cannot be induced
10 approve poor work or material in
the construction of a bridge or a school
house may be the means of injuring
thousands of people for generations,
when they are appointed to serve on a
committee to erect n monument or
choose Il plan for a great public build
ing The selection of men, no matter
how well intentioned. who are ignor-
ant of the canons of good art and
architecture. yet possessed of power to
secure monuments and Buildings. is
little short of criminal. Almost in
Narlably such n commission makes
some blundcr either through the Sc
lection of the artist or the subject, or
Is cheated in the character or cost Of
the work. What is worse such inca
phcity may erect in n prominent place
the monument or other work where it
becomes Il source OF annoyance and
disgust to cultivated \. tople, an object
lesson in bad taste to innocent children
who come to believe these public affairs
are ia be praised and copied. The
country Is SCARED With ugly soldiers
monuments and ugler court houses.
erected mdcr the supervision of car
nenters. lawyers. farmers, bankers. ed
itors and stone cutters, who may be
good mechanics and leading citizens
and Yet are as incompetent to pass
upon the merits of these permanent
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
psus.iss . Cas-. Of Suicide.

Chicago, April lS,---She body Of Mrs.
Grace Loouass, WHO chained 10 be the
wife 81 Charles LooEaiS, 3 millianairc,
@zs fOu2Es in 3 half Filed hath tub IN
: sasGsos1s BILE boarding house IN Mich
2szsn ave-1a today. Frequent threats
made oy Mrs Loo.raiS sllag she intend
81 10 ssEl herself leave no AouAt tho
case Is one Of suicide, Domestic trau-
hlss a-s q-ohahsy the cause
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
S"sAN B. PROTESTS.
su. National Council Of Women De
ei6es &c Assist in Locating she
piNorcs Evil.

Washington. April Hover The bill
ter profess IL Miss Susan Is Anthony,
The National C0uuc;! Of Women today
adopted a resolution piedsins the or
sanitation 10 tso-spsra-s with the
church ard state 70 ascertain what are
The chief causes Which induce OF te26
ny 10 6iSo0>s-
The council ssaoptea formally The an
.5-ralySaI,2S resolution, taC7orahlN re-
ssar-s>s srSsgas the ongssiaaI5cse yesterday,
sn5 also q resolution tspaorasag The Eao--
-ors OF wzgr in general and psa-sScys-
larry the present wgsr IN the far ssss
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
BODY FOUND AT LAST.
Ambassador Porter Succeeds in IL
eating the Remains f John
Paul Jones,

Paris. April 1.-THE remark, HE
search which Ambassador Porter mas
conducted for the body Of John Paul
Jones. has been crowned with success
by the discovery OF the body ana lis
Identification today by the highest
French medical experts rs unQuestien-
ably that OF the famous admiral,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
larss eatsss Snismsnss.

S,sassg, 8 IA April THIS place Is
SssNnadas quite am saapegesssag STOCK
Sastssgsssg ssssaes- sessrarss a period ct
ssssrsS days ssssS sprung eUastse 9saaSs OTTER
stock 10 the value ~ sassssas Saaf,as was
slapped from The S6sserS station The
s:ssaassss III this ao,aa2SsS ssssS a. great fsas
Of xsSsssesaa 10 their stock interests,
and aescasNaQasas are As~@assRg waasshs
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
MINERS OUT OF WORK.
Works cioss5 Through Federal In
junction at Butte

Buste, Nort, April lS,-Three hun
6res miners We're thrown out Of en-
ployEnsza. by the closing Of The Parrot
iIaS-as through an injunction issued by
The federal court on the application Of
r Augustus HainEe, who charges that
agents at the PsaTEso. Copper contrary
are extracting ore from veins whIel, be-
long III his property, the Nipper.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21

Nearly enough stoclt hna been nub~
Hor,bed to guarantee the building of "a
atarch factory nj Mora. In thia utntc,
The atoclthuldeta conpiti principally OF
farmers, who rcaltElng the eNpnrluno"
they have had With their potato crop
the lhat season not hcing able To yell
their CROP az ANY nriNo, are anxious
for Il factory. There are thousands of
BUSHELS OF potatoes rotttnR III tn"
farmera cellarH, Tor which they hre une
able to get any price, AS this Ia hood
potato region, hlGrch factory ia 81
neconaity In emergency Nnarr VI
Paul Pioneer lneaa,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-04-21
PusLtc FEELING aiea.
Armour Man PLEADED Guilt, 10 crS-as
al Incest

Sasas2osa, = D. April rS-5calss
1sesss'caeawSssg. 81 -sr1asoSs7. Douglas
ssssless, PLEADED EaSass III s special tern,
az circuit t,asar. 10 TIRE charge III incest
sind was sentenced To 3 term Of gvs7a
years II The ssza1e gezassemsaarg. TIE
Nfcs5na Of GEsesSaseam asesSs erSa7na ~.
ms 2s-ysa--caS daughter Paselse feel
ssass ws&s 80 high taas The prisoner @zas
ss'E's2ssss 10 S&nkeou for safe ss,spEcss.
Ae SZzS taken 10 Sioux paaass