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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
OLD MOLDS
ARE FOUND
ERE US ED MAN
YEARS AGO BY COUNT
ERFEITERS
SHOWERS OF THE QUEER
Had a Hiding Place Near
Sill Reservation.
speeIal % naIly Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader,
i.awton. Okla. AUG 81. George Grif-
On "A homesteaden living few miles
no7th o. Fort SIN Mnltgu reservation,
has discovered a mold ana several othe-
articles that appear ia have been used ~
counterfeiters as long a0o as forty or
hfty Years. The mold Is made OF oak
wood and was employed 10 makilg dole
mrs Pieces Of othe- articles indicate
that they were employed in stamping
and polishing. The articles were found
amid q cluster Of trees, whe-e were
found also a number of Indian trinkets
that appeared 70 have been bu-ied in an
Indian grave.
BEFORE the establishment OF Fort sill,
foty-hye years ago. Indian sub-agents
came in possession Of counterfeit coins
that had been traded to the Indians for
ihei- wares and irinkets. An investiga-
4 tion was made by tho officials Ia the ad-
Joining states bur the parties guilty OF
making the coultetfcit coins We're aeve.
located. The government TOOK no hand
Ia the Investigation for the reason thai
AN the bogus coias that weae circulated
were soon gathered up and thereafter NJ
more were placed 10 circulation
The Indians were at this time Just be
ginniag % learn the value of money ani
they sold their heads. moccasins. neck
laces, tomahawks and hatchets Tor fame
prices. IL h. presumed that the pu-chas
ers took these things "a the easter
states and disposed OF tthm for stil
more fancy prices than they paid 10
them. This traffic may have continue.
fos many months before the discover
of The counterfeit colls ana danbtlcs
ceased after the discovery
The mold and Other things OF simna
make receatly found probably bclongc,
20 this set Of indlviduais who operates
among the Indians nfty yeais ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

Kansas whore prohibition relgls supreme
shows that liqpor is openly or secretly
sold and that each towr produces as
many drunkards as towns licensing open
saloons.
Prohibition means forbidding through
the force of the law ia this case. No
moral reform has ever beol successfully
accomplished through force. In some
against force when II comes to the frail-
ties OF mn know as habit.
Moral suasion careful pareatal train
ing and the teaching Of the effects Of
alcohol upon the human system Ia the
public schools. IN connection with the
power OF the press in exposing debauch-
cry through the regular news channels
has done more real genuile temperance
work than an the prohibition laws eve-
enacted or that ever VIII be enacted
Many Of the villages OF Oklahoma are
virtually enjoying prohibition now. The
people have refused to allow saloons in
their midst. Manchester small town
in the northwest corner Of Grant county,
right up against the Kansas state line.
forbids the saloon. Editor J. NJ. Sim
mons. % the Manchest Journal. who
is an abstainer him elf. and temper
ance advocate, published the following
item In this weeks issue Of his paper.
we hardly understand IT, but we saw
more drunkenness IA Manchester last
Saturday than was oftel 10 be seen
when we had three saloons rinning full
blast We have No "iollts' and no one
that we know Of is bookkeeping the vile
stun that makes a man drunk. Guess
it's in the alr cr comes by express.
which Is almost as swift"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
RENFROW
STOOD PAT
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR
FIXED RAILWAY
RATE
ASSESSMENT ABOUT RIGHT
some Things the Present
Governor Must Explain.

GoVstnor Frantz's recent instruction
TO the attorney general 70 investigate
the railroads of Oklahoma -ecals the
fact that the only time in the history Of
Okiahoma when the mil-oads We're mted
anything ike their value for taxation
purposes was under the Snly Democratic
governor the territory has ever had.
Durilg Governor Renfrows administra-
tion the Santa Fe main line was valued
f9- assessment purposes al $4,000 per
snile The attorneys for the road proc
tested oua carried the matter into the
courts where it was held that the vam-
ation was too high and ordered Il re-
duced The general opinion has always
beer however that Governor Renfrow
had about the right idea in regard 4,
the matter
IL IS conse-Vatively estimated thai
the main line of either the Santa Re ol
the Rock Island the two great TRUNK
lines of oklahoma. is worth $4,000 pei
mile. Real estate in Oklahoma -is rup
posed 20 be assessed az one-fourth a.
value on that basis the Valuation %
the big railroads would be ia The neigh
borhood OF $4,000 per mile Yet thi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

per mile. the Roca islari at s., 400 and
the Frisco az $4,000.
In protesting AGAINST the proposed
measure for the reduct,ol Of .ailroad
fares On Kansas to cents per mile
President e. r. Ripley. Of the Santa re.
recently stated that the rates should he
such as 10 pay fair rale OF interest on
its Capitalization. ana afded that the
road WIS low worth the fun amount fos
which it was capitalized which is S55
GOO per mile.
, When GSVernor Frantz comes before
the people as a candidate fo- governu.
OF the new state, as he undoubtedly Will
II be weathers the charge which are non
peading against him. that is one OF the
things which he win have 60 explain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
summer pIarrhoea il chIIdren.


During the hot weather of the sum.
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness N q child's bowels should have
immediate attention, so as to check
the disease before il becomes serious.
All that is necessary is few doses OF
chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarraoea Remedy followed by dose
Of castor oil to cleanse the system.
Rev. N. o. stockland. Pastor Of The
first NJ. E Church. Little Fails. MINI,
Nntes: I'VE have used ChamberIalns
Cole Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for several years and find It very
valuable remedy especially for sum
nits disorders in children" sold by
r. B, Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
THOUGHTS ON PROHIBITION
Enid ave Holds That
Prohibition is Not
Temperance.
1From enid VI veD

Prohibition doesn't metl Temperance
or total abstinance. neither does il oro-
mote either
Those Who desire intoNicalts don't
need the Open saloon 20 procure alco-
honc beverages as long as il Is manu-
factured ia the United states ald come
mol carriers are allowed to transport It
from place 10 place. Whom a man buys
whisky in burS he viii ink more Of it'
because q comes dheap- than the sa-
looms sen Il ana he d links secretly.
Social drinking secretly in the private
rooms of young men is Just as degrading
and liable 10 80 fu-ther ana lead TO move
d-unkenueas Hiaa open drinking ia an
open saloon la full giew ~ the public eve
The record ~ every town nad city IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
LUTHER LEAGUE ooNvENrlON,


Axtell. Kas., Aug 8l.-With a large
and representative Attendance the Kan
sas Conference Luther League began las
forth annual convention here today, he
coatinue until Monday. Frank Nelson
OF Lindsborg is the presiding officer
The League includes the work Of the
Swedish Lutheran young people in Texas'
Colorado and Kansas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
Nsenoss As eANksas.


Atlanta Ca Aug. 'i.-Todays session
Of me National Nesre Business League
conferences was devoted chiefly 70 d dis
cussion of various banking problems by
representatives Of the negro hanks 81 the
countrs Tho conference COMES 90 a
cise this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists.
or two months treatment by mall for
s1.oO. DR.. 3. W. Hall. 1926 Olive
street. st. Louis. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
Foea FAMILY REUNION.


I1y AasopIuINu Tfesa.l
Portsmouth y. d.. Aug 8i-The fifth
annual reuni0a of the Fogg Family As
sociaton OF America was held today az
Hampton Beach several hundred We're
Ia attendance. Including a number from
distant places, Samuel Fogg. the pro-
genitor Of the family. settled IN Hampton
in the early part OF the SEVENTEEN
century.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

W. D. a IT. o. wills Pure Latakla
smoking tobacco al olsmhhs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

School Books and School Supplies at
Grss,s drug store. l2o East Okla. Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic. drives out malaria and builds up
the system. Sold by all dealers fog p
years. Price 30 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

Opportunity spo. ssre.--Ros'usors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

@iriHmlonn moren icbr CUTE moDnC'
tiife &rGfte."
6roge: ogluf settle 81 iogcn Sir,
Sic f6n1tcn cine icoc YCriOn idort
mudcn?"
Autluort: Gas lit mobr,"
6ru9e: ,6rl. Sonnon ulO @irid'
mann morcn Sbre NngcitcIltc. Sin0
iic ih0u?"
Nntmort: o9tcin. Tie BADEN ibrC
ar6itc nid)t ooIiir ungclpunOt."
6rogc: og8cld)c pcrborgcncn Sd)d-
&c bobcn Sic %Qcium0Cn?"
Antmort: Seine. &d babe ME
pcriuht, ioIdc 5lt iinOcn, SD mcintc
in mcincnt guhc, Dab mani 0icShd'
BC fin0cn t0nnic, mcnlt man lcinc
9or5c @ciitc2lroit buron pcuoe."
6rogc: oGinigc Der g%cbiloctitcr
ltnO lpeiicitcn 2ertc Scr Welt Ncborcn
SIT micrcn SdiiIcrn, lugCn sic bier.
User Ilt0 Ite?"
Nntport: sd bo6c nihta 5u Der
6rn4c SIT iogcn."
6rugc: Sic io1cn III &brem @il,
dc, Oic bc0Cl1tcnocn SupituIiItcn&un-
ocrbilt, NouI0, OIor1un II. /. IL. bat.
ten EolliCnoe bon Collars ourd)SDrt
mo1nciiifC &roit mo SUpnoii9ml>
9CluunnCn?"
Antluort: sd iuciB nidt, bod
claude id). OnB NicnlunO 10 picl@cl0
pcroicncn fam, obnc mognctild}C
Strait in Iidl 81 bobcn."
6ro9c: "Gr. ". Sobnion bcbort,
0cItc Sic iiir (ibrc pCrbrunnte Sal0
mo Ncrpcn. g8orumt bobcn Sic iid)
nid)t iclbit NcbciIt?"
Nntluort: nGoa lit feline &runt,
bcit. Hcnn g cine &rontbcit marc,
ic tGnntc id) lie ouG bciIen."
Holc: oNd) 5lcbe Dor. mcnn Sic
MIDI nidJt %bcbon0cIn." (@cId6tcr.)
3roNc: Sic murOcn BON Or. @or.
iicIo iiir cin Wcihpiir IN Der Nuic be.
bunoclt; luorrm turirtut Sic Dies
nid)t?"
Antluort: og9ic fam il Gin sc.
idiuiir III Der Gtoic Orrd Ocll @ciit
turircn?"
Moic: Cos wcib ib olrd) nidt.
9d)cint nid)t picI oo 81 icjn," (@c,
lGdtcr.)
3roac: Sinh Sic Gin rcaiitrirtcr
?lr}t?"
Hnttuort: u9tein. Mion brordt c9
nidt, NM N@ciitia 81 bciIcn."
6ro0c; y&t &brcm @utc iogcl
Sic, Sic bdttcn @luocrtc Ncbcilt 1t.
&icIcn NcihGitiGunG Nc8cbcn, @ov
mcincn Sic oomit?"
Anttuort: o&o, burd mid bobcrr
2cutc I'M Eoitonrtc unO in Den Sci
tull0Cn Nrbcit bcfommcn." (@cldd)-
tcr.)
Scutc miro 0o9 &%rcujbcrb0r 6c&
NbttC bcclt0ct iucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
CALL.

, Sornrb 9unt ............... 1914
5000 1un. Gebcninre3 ser. ..1ttH
1000 Ilntteb RuiIpnps 4er. .......... e2A
1000 Gnuf. gns Ger. .iO7H
tnOo ugnrhInuh II pruun,Inouio iuc R77g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

(gprtIs- }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
8icbmGrftc.

Gbicogo, IS. SUM. - Gic 3u'
iltbr bon Hinooicb belief iid) uuf
10000 Slid; b0d)ltcr Prci@ 6.10,
nicorigltcr 30; aGIbcr brodDtcn 600
bis 100. Shtpcinc luurocn $1,000
5Igclii6rt; b0ditcr Nrcis go, nico.
ri0itcr 600. Sdouic Iungtcn 1900
an; bod)ltcr Erci9 $50, nicOrigitcr
525.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
Sin Nnraain fir orimtdtte. endlcr.

!3ebn ader putcn urburcn gnnocs iir &c.
r%tiitebuli, IL Wteile bon 9IbItiidtion NIB 10
1Peilen bon her Sinoi. bel gtuiternfdnnIcns
qarhftrntc %citiernt. in anne IrunoeIs GpnuiD:
asreio $3.50.
sIubcrbcm cin ) NIB IL Ndcr @rnnbitii6 rub
ciu 2 Ndcr Srunbtiid.
9dltte gencn Vuar: Ncit tnuD SGrer 9iemlens
lt6fctt. Apllmt 0Orbereitct Suin St0i1lnb sec
SaIf0elS. petn Gud ods 2uH) Qeidlli.
Wcmiiieiarm cher sauritH.
10 W'cilen BON Der Stdot IN Wine slrtroeTs
Goiirttb, ~ licilen bon Nu6i 'ntiuH: qrcr5t
II Nicilc am IrmL oco Wiugutbps SIuifes; ipiro
fofort fir $3.50 %bcrfnufi. &cH1 sic ipirfIid
etncit itlpnrn SauoiiH bilig IuIicn tuniien, mirb
Sbflet oiefer pniien: pnbt er Sbdei nidt, bite.
bcIditigen Sie ms niht.
peeucrn geaftp Gom3unB,"
(Utnt14fO 9r. Ill Aprh-G6nrIessGtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
l1nter nnNen 6ronen.

Hntcr unGcn 6rdncn. -
y@ic bat iid Gcil Wonn mir Der,
boltcn, ola Oh in Sbnmo6t ficlit?"
vNd. Der @ar6or; cr bat mir oen
&albsidle9el inter bic Noic gebol.
ten ben i) geruoc bate nn6rcnnell
loIicn, unN 0o mubtc id idon }u
mir fonln1cnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

&inoli6es %Crtrnuen. -
Ser: SEQ, Eetcrl, iiirdltclt III
Gid Dor Dem @cuitter? - GeterI:
70, gor nidlt, mcin Batter lit ia
Sdntmonn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
3u %Oerfaufca.
81 %DcrfuMfcn:

Ger 5peiit0cti0e 2aOcn ltno @oDn.
6ouS Nr. 2S08, 6oirmount glucmle;
6iuiger @runO5inS. Nu65uiru0cn
bel Is, S, Gallagher, Rr. 24O7, SUR.
mUnnt,9lUcnuc. Gag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
Seuiiac SdIubrote:

Mn cr. = 3nInbr lO,S65 Wlt'
Ihcl; ans 6cn GlcpatorCn 5urildQc5o.
gen 1853 Wllihcl; Dor.
rotb 10I,3t0 @uidcI. 8crfouit
luur0c Gin MoDGon Nr, 3 pcibcr ullf
Der 9obn 5it Az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
aban Rusp's 2snaurant,

Nr. IlUI, Nprb'EcnifnI' A0efie.
Ser nyiOrhpit Smmcrludbrenber NaItOelstu
bon baltimore" %bcrfanlmelt itb bier ies
ben Winltag. - 4crrge Nrcbnl 4 Guns
pies anl 5dpt, nab btuiIhcr Wit bifeft
bpnt SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
WnItimprc Wnrftbcridltr.


W0IIl III 0 r., II. 1Illll TVVW.
McbI. 49, 3uiubr 1902 G0iicr,
cinihIicblid t0,tt3 SGiicr SIT Occult.
Eoiut uno S7S 6diicr ST Caution;
Siiitcrpcrionot tG2 6diicr. Ger
Wc6lmorft lit icIt bel nadyitcbcnocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
Senrp Is. aleln's @eEauraat,

&.. ZIG, Giap., uahe Suuarbs Giraffe.
9SciiIc, Sp~irltnoien II. nntors
GigGrren. @eItes Oitr am 8apt. 3uuf9
fir 8ci9iftSIcuie BON 11.30 Burnt, bis
9 llbr gia9Hlitta9s. SeIepbor Is. & y,
- 0tt. Bernon 300S ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
8. ephbu's NrItauraut,

Nr. 023, 'R0rb.Gbeu., G6e Natbunp.stF.
9erfnmmIunasIoiuI 6es rsntoHio : goI'
cIapes gir. 800. }. d. g." rStcubcHtDt'
ttrifis Nr. 100" -S6iuers9iitrifts Gr.
1903, 3. u.'9." uno r9iItriftS Er. 80,
3. r.sB." Salle an Sereine at bermte'
then. Stiufte 9'iere, &eine nuo uuosre
8etrdnfe. Iclepbon: Is. & y. Bolte 629 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
&crt0ltfc oil Der bicIigrn Gffeficll.
FIRST CALL.

Go0o Norfotf IN. & Giabt Der .,...... o9H
1000 uuiteb RuiIpuOs inc. ............ 78Ts
$4,000 llrite6 RdiTOuDs inc ...,,...... u
1000 llniieo JIatlUu0S inc. ........... 74h
5000 llnileb JaiIWuDs inc, ..,........ II
5000 Hlabumu e. & \ 5er............ 92rs
6Oo0 llniteo @uinOG05 cr............. 02M
5000 llniie6 HiGiIrpoDS lei. ........... 02H
1000 llnitco auituGDs Ter. .......... 02'A
$4,000 lIniicO HIS. inc. ca. T.. G.)...... 72H
5000 9~oniuIio. Gas il3cr ........... 9SA
1000 ~g6efiern DIarOIanO Cr.......... 81
400 vii. &. g. n. n, icr tGttsD...... V2
100 Gonf. Cotton Enct pio..,........ SO
100 NroofIbu Rupto Iruulit. ......... s2N
100 6onf. Cotton Suct cont ......... IL
100 Ninrhlano & pcnniOIpGuia ....... 50
100 Hntteh HtotIlrnOe ............ 1914
100 Wiar0Innb GniualN .,.,......... 55H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

SutH 5tau5's nbtder'perberBf,"
Rr. 135, SarriiDn', nabe 9cgtngtou.str.
Se0; SaiplIi0sr, i. @rGn,SI;S 2ier an!
eiadinjttda5. gtle oeu!fbeE Ndier iiito
dum g'eIIhe etiIoeIaocH. Is. Il B.'9ele'
pbun - Nt. Bcriluil 6OJ 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

Rprsnt.G6e Der 2oiu. uub 1urrtf.str.
&nuptau1ritcr ocS @eianBoereins -WleIo'
bic. SinaItun6en tcoen 0onneritnaAbeno.
8crinmnllullget bes rGenteIlnial Wfeb9er'
8ereins" ie6eu 2. nno 4, 8iSuIiag i'm
OluiIat. GeIepbou - Nh. 0crlIUii 2866 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
SteQcngcindc.
Stcncgcinm:


Gin Nddcr fidt Sicac ais brittle 6dnh fin
Cafes ODER @'rOb. 9tudiufruprn in 9r. 1901,
Sit'FrottrS trnhc, bel 0ru. Sud. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

Gin 0ntmn0cr fu6t Stelnrn in elmer IA.
BRIT. 9iUdD5ufrnpel i'm ,Tcutidcn HurreIpur'
bent" 9r. lf3, Sit'gnltimurcsS trnRe.
UGJ-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

FTNHU III UITIuNTVW.
Dame Ncbt uub europa, uerfbIcibCrt cIca
OuHtea Upright Srunb linbdgOnn Yiunu; '
lclHco Miniit Cabinet nit SpicGcl; ihtncr 9lrs
ntiuitS IGrlur-JtltB. . bel ~; Nles bctnnbG
ncu. Rc0auuN ino 6ubrifditten @uruniic
luer6eu Dem Ndulcr ncgcbclI. gia65llruGeu IN
3r. 2102, MtGnlUBt hnbc WlDunte' Strufc.
CNuHit .tlfN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
Canton unb StoLtaabtSwn N.
Aeer'S ygOcnucib. Saae,"

euV SutI hno Su,nM''""' a'"
Suuptmndrticr oes &cfunaOereiltS rGbeI.
lucib." aSulHen Ncreill5 ocS 9belluciB."
oGunip1s Gnntlup5 Nj. 445. Z. 8. g."
vSrientuls S~iltrifts Gr. 15S. 3. u.s9.," II.
Canton Gpur. u.&erNiliiButR3 -Sercins. d"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
gu u%erfnutcn:

Cine 26ittue bat 50 Sdufcr in ulcrt 3bciIct
oer Gtubt. iueItbe itc fufurt ucrlaufcn ml[s. lIau
ubrciTtrc: Boz &c." 3cmtihrr GOrreipoubrnt.
GlpriIS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
gu D~erfanfcu.


i3u perfnhfcn:
100 Iftten Inibctle 3u Bari. $40. St cincr
Snoniiric Corporation. in gCiuiini6tcr gn}a6I,
iuerten 10 Bru5eltt alb. 9HbiIirngcH bel Srn.
W'pirpc. Nr. 2lo. Sit'scringtnn' Gtrnfe.
tG5,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
4. VI. M6rrmnnn,S nnns.

y, II. WutTNIUHW VHWtf
Saupiaunrtirr bee rgnLern.Vidnner1ots-.
8creirss2crIamnii .rlacn ieoen 80Hneritag
MhenS. gieue Wiiialieber .u%tilto1Imen.
@orBii9Ii6es gier Der ~yiGttpnal'Braue'
ret~ ON 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

SoGu q. Gd,GrbcI & eDns,
Smporteurc urb GHGruSs2 iIiors8 d1oler,
659-661, It.Yratt., uabe Eennsetr.
NoItimore, Wo.
q. & Y. s1cIepbUn - Goutb 1876 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14

idcl; aus Ocr GlCpotorCn 5ltrildge5o-
Gen 15t 9llidcl; Glcpotorcn.0orrotb
59,3i6 Vuldcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-14
8clb 5n pcrlcibcn.

ane, mclde @cfo acbruudlcn, iprehen bier
uur. gnIciUct uuf Gnllre. Wi6beln II. Srunos
Gigentbum. Sm g|crtraliet. Stcine 2pailsCifices
Wieibpoer. Baltimore 5nucitment &c." Dir.
100, TurbsNntn' Giraffe, C47-)
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26
Hard Shot at Divorces.

A decision was handed down in the
United States Supreme Court last week
which in it's bearing upon divorce laws
and marital relations is the most
sweeping and important ever enunciat-
ed.
AS Justice Holmes says in a dissent
ing opinion, it will illegitimatize many
children and set aside many existing
conditions. In it's scope and Importance
too much weight cannot be attached to
the decision. The decision is briefly
this: No state can dissolve marriage
unless both parties to the divorce suit
are residents of the state, and any mar
rage subsequent to divorce granted
upon an application of this kind is il
legal. This invalidates the divorces of
the South Dakota type and makes mar
rage entered into subsequent to such
divorce illegal.
In it's ramifications and widespread
interest it is the most important deci-
sion ever rendered by the supreme
court upon this subject. 1t is interest
ing to note that this is the second
divorce case that has ever come before
the United States supreme court. The
first case was rather unimportant and
found it's way there simply due to the
fact that it was an insular case and a
question of property was involved.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26

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