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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
TlLLMAN IN DEFENSE OF THE
SENATE.

New York SIMILARLY in the sena-
torial career of the Hon. B. r. Till
man, Of South Carolina, he was rep
resented in a political cartoon as a
bull in a china shop engaged in the
apparently congenial occupation of
making a rough house. The fancy of
the artist had been more than justi.
the dispensary law. Staid members
of our upper chamber s%huddered at
the thought Of their new colleague
who was liable to bring his wild young
ways into that serene atmosphere. A
change of heart was \hardly to be
looked for in one who loved a shindy
for Its own sake, and thought that the
better the place the better the deed.
Now Tillman, the sometime radical.
who entered the senate with distrust,
with pride in his port. defiance in his
eye, Is busily engaged on an article
in which he will defend the august
body Of which he is a member from
the attacks of the yellow reformers of
the 10-cent magazines, who have been
bowling about the treason and other
imaginary crimes of the direct rep
resentatives Of the sovereign states.
There could be no better man for
srotested many times that he is a
champion Of the rights Of the COM
mon people," The testimony Of such
a witness cannot be described by even
the most prejudiced as warped by self
interest. Fighting Ben has been be-
hind the scenes. Almost a veteran
now, he knows how ridiculous are the
charges brought against his col
leagues. In the In way a defense
Of the parliament of England by John
Wilkes would have been more striking,
would have appealed more to the i'm
%aFination of the vulgar and the
thoughtless than any stately effort by
Burke or Chatham.
Those who would turn the senate
into a popular body, who would take
away the safeguards carefully con
structed by the trainers Of the con-
stitution, overlook the fact that 1t was
intended to act, when necessary, as a
governor in the legislative machine,
The senate has a greater sense of re-
sponsibility than the house. That
this sense exists in the Individual
members is shown by the way in which
the traditions of the body affect the
reckless and the extreme. It would
be absurd to explain this fact away
by saying that 1t is natural for the
senate to be jealous Of its rights and
privileges. We may be sure that it is
because of no Club idea," that the
senate is ready to assert itself.
Nobody who Is familiar with the
work of congress will deny that much
hasty legislation is attempted by the
house, or rather that bills are passed
hr tia lower brand which are NOT
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
SOAP CREEK.

Soap Creek, March 30.-Jack Hack.
art was in Belknap Tuesday.
Alex. Hawkins and MI. Conley were
callers in Belknap Monday.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter Clista
were visitors at Mrs. Crisis Thursday
VIM. Bradberry and Chas. Nelson
were callers in Belknap Monday.
May Hawkins and children were
visitors at VIM. Bradberry's Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sample visited
Mrs. Samples parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Shepherd, Sunday.
Will Sample visited with his uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradberry
Sunday.
Master Irwin Shepherd visited Mon
day night with his sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Sample.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
II COCAINE r

Cocaine is the most horrible drug
n the Dharmacopeia." declares the
Springfield (Ill.) Register, but its
opinion Is moi shared by druggists.
THESE men place morphine. with its
insiduous work and its gradually grow
Ing influence, beyond cocaine. They
say that it's work is done upon the or
dinar1ly intelligent people who would
otherwise be of great use in the world.
while the cocaine users are people
whose faculties are dulled before they
become drug fends.
However, cocaine is bad enough
n right here in Ottumwa a num-
Der OF lives have been ruined by it.
The habit of using Cocaine may be ac-
CURED in a few weeks so that it is
impossible to shake it off. The
strongest physique cannot withstand
Its awful ravages. and it eats away
the tissues of the brain in a very few
months so that insanity follows and
quick death becomes inevitable.
Unlike whisky, which often makes
~loauacious, cocaine arouses all the
evil passions to a fiendish activity.
The mania Is quite frequently of a
IlOaliCludl CudldClSI duu III COIlIIijl
some form Of cruelty or violent physi.
cal assault is n Of the first and most
lasting impulses induced by the drug.
The user OF cocaine is insane from
the moment the poison reaches his
veins. And worse than in the case
Of the drunkard. the cocaine victim is
given a certain cunning 20 hide his
real condition which makes him the
more dangerous. We do not always
know when there is cocaine maniac
near us who may be impelled to cut
the throat Of friend or foe.
The use Of cocaine has usually heen
confined chiefly to negroes. a very
large percentage of whom take 1t in
various ways. Generally if a habitue
can afford it he has the drug made in
a 8 or A per cent solution, but many
Of the oldtimers simply drop the pow
der on their tongues. The habit OF
taking cocaine Is spreading with
alarming rapidity and is a menace tc
society Of greater gravity than tbs
liquor evil. sPeoG' Sssdre constraineStc
take more liqS than is good fol
them largely through an erroneous
disposition to be sociable. The mar
who drinks 200 much whisky usually
goes home and swears off until the
next time. He is glad enough to stay
sober for a while at least. This is
not so with the cocaine victim who de
mands to be under the influence of his
drug all the time and to whom sobrie
ty. is a positive dread. The cocaine
question is bound to become an i'm
portant one to reformers, for com
pared with it all other forms Of in
! temperance are Of minor importance
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
wa hospital. spent Monday night at

wa uoSpiGai, SpSul Mouudy ulSHC at
home.
Miss Edna Jones Of Ottumwa IL
spending the week with her friend.
Mrs. F. p. Elliott.
Mrs. G. Vickers, who is stopping
who is sick, spent Monday and Tues
day at her home at New Sharon.
B. B. Beamer, James Wyle and
Fred Miller were In Oskaloosa on bus
mess this week.
Eddyville, April AT a business
meeting of the M. q. Sunday school
Friday night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; Super.
intendent, w. s. Shinn: assistant SUI
~perintendent, Mrs. g. r. Harper; sec
Rotary, Miss Grace Crosson; treasurer.
Irwin Terrell: missionary treasurer.
Mrs. Jesse Swan; librarian, Miss Eth
ell Bickford; assistant librarian, Miss
Fay Carson; organist, Miss Alta Mil
Ter; assistant organist, Miss Bernice
Shinn; chorister, Mrs. q. Al Shears.
The G. M. A. lodge, which was or.
ganized here on March 5, 1905, cele-
brated it's first anniversary with a So
cial in Palace hall Friday night, which
was attended by the members Of the
lodge and their boy friends. Some OF
the parents were also present and lent
their assistance. About fifty persons
were in attendance. The hall was NICE
ly decorated by Rev. Right, who also
made the boys a speech. Games we're
the principal amusement Of the even
ing, though a fine supper was served.
Among those who have been sick
are Mesdames j.. B. Waugaman,Fs sob-
ert Morgan, Martha Beamer and Hen
ry Martin.
Mrs. Fred Heard and children have
departed for Kansas City to join Mr..
Heard in their new home.
Albert t. Johnson, e. e. Norman
and Rev. Hampstead attended the Joint
convention of fthe B.. Y. P.&sU. and
Sunday School association at Ottumwa
a few days ago.
The Odd Fellows lodge which was
recently moved from Muchakinock I'd
Lakontas had anaah night session~Flii
day night Nine candidates were Ia,
itiated, the work being performed by
the degree team from Wright.
J.. r. Haywood returned Friday from
a business trip to Minnesota.
Mrs. Oscar Palmer and son, Harry.
departed Friday for their home at AL
bia, after visiting at the g. G. Palmer
ar F. e. Bassinger homes.
Miss Pearl Gosney Of Ottumwa was
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Mar.
tin, Friday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

Tuesday in the month, instead OF ev-
cry third Tuesday. and the Rock Is
land declared that it would not per-
NIT the southwest to be sidetracked
for n other territory. It is rumored
that the Rock Islands next move will
be to extend it's cheap rates to the
Birmingham territory, which it has
~refrained from doing hitherto in con
ton N
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
ENCOURAGING TRADE OUTLOOK.

There is a good future aneau VI
American trade conditions, according
to the views Of experts. There Is
every reason to believe that the spring
now opening will be a good one. Henry
Clews thinks this is the case, and his
opinion is valuable and generally cor
rect one. In his letter of this week ne
says:
.The immediate outlook Of the mar
ket is encouraging. We have suffered
considerable reaction and in view OF
present general business activity there
is little chance for further depression,
unless the coal situation turns out un-
favorahly. Somewhat better buying
of stocks has been noticeable at times,
and the liquidation by large specula-
tors seems to have ended for the time
being. During the week between $oSs-
100000 and $40, 900, 900 of dividends
will be distributed; a much larger
amount than usual at this season oW
ing to the active business don by the
big industrial corporations. Temper.
arily, at least, this will have a bene-
fetal effect. Further, we are now ap.
preaching the entrance of spring, when
the market is generally inclined to be
strong and pessimism at a minimum.
Technical conditions are, therefore,
quite favorable for a moderate recov.
cry in values. Later on much will de.
pend upon the crop outlook, which up
to date is satisfactory. Toward MID
summer we may expect the usual
quiet, particularly as the summer exc
dus abroad promises to be much larg
-, IL . ,,o,oJ r. D,,ri,o tba summer
more or less political agitation OF
disturbing sort will be heard owing &c
preparations for the congressional
elections. The spread of soc1allst1c
theories and the open threat OF labor
to enter the political arena naturally
create a feeling Of disquiet, coming al
a time when public opinion has been
overweight and depressed by recent
insurance disclosures. In the long run
| all of these exposures, discussions and
| political disturbances will be bench
cial and result in a larger degree o.
public good and increased stability
OF the money market Mr.. Clews
says:
s'The monetary situation a mucf
improved. Temporary stringency was
anticipated previous to April l but the
disturbances from this cause have
been much less than expected. Funds
are still retained in the interior witt
greater tenacity than usual owing tt
continued activity in industrial anc
mercantile affairs. Bank reserves con
tinue too low, and the contraction II
loans has not been radical enough tt
permit of any important REINFORCE
ment. The chief relief in the local sit
uation has come from Europe, where
in case of necessity it is known tina
we can obtain assistance. Moderate
amounts of gold have come this way
but relief is usually obtained through
extension or expansion of our credit ii
the foreign markets. Owing to the i'm
proved outlook of the Moroccan ques
ton foreign bankers are more inclined
to give New York the assistance it de
sires; and the only present hindranct
to a further utilization Of this course
is the probability that Russia ant
france also will soon be large borrow
ers in the international markets"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

tics. It shows in exports a growth Of
$190, 100000, manufactures being $45,-
100000 in excess and agricultural pro-
ducts $133,000,0 900 in excess of the to-
tai for the corresponding period of last
year. The large increase In exports Of
agricultural products occurs chiefly in
wheat, wheat flour, corn, oats and pro-
visions. OF wheat and wheat flour, the
with February, 1906, were in round
terms s64, 600, 900 in value, against $780,
600, 600 in the corresponding months Of
the preceding year. The exports OF
corn during the eight months were
nearly $4,000, 900 in excess of those
Of the same months Of last year, while
oats show an increase of over $4,000
900 and provisions an increase OF $780,
100000 over corresponding exports
last year. Exports in each of the
great groups-products Of agriculture,
manufac tures, the mines, the forests,
the fisheries, and miscellaneous arti-
| cles-show an increase over the -ex-
ports of the same months OF last year.
On the import side all groups show
an increase except articles OF food,
which in the eight months ending with
February, 1906, amounted to but SILL
0O0, 900, against 100000 in the
corresponding months of last year, the
decrease occurring chiefly in coffee,
tea and sugar. Coffee shows a fall OF
nearly S12,O 900, 900; sugar, $4,000, 900;
and tea about $2,O00,Oo0. the decrease
in these three items being nearly
$20s000,000, while in other articles OF
this class the increase is sufficient to
make the net reduction in the, entire
group about 100000
The following table shows the ex.
ports Of domestic manufactures from
the United States during the month OF
( Eohr,,n,ur aach uaar from 1906 To 1QQ6:
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expected to become law. In such
cases the senate Is expected to do it's
duty as the killer of fool measures. 1t
is a thankless duty, but a necessary
one,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a so.
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syr-
up Of Tar If it fails to cure your cough
or cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. +. B. Clark, Druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
K~OSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

You'll n4ver regret making the change
for this famous medicine always cures
Poor ApStite, Spring Fever, Headache,
Impure EEBlood, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Colds, Grippe or MaIarial Fever. Our
Privatf~Stamn is owe neck.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

The Cherokee Democrat thinks the
coal barons might save their explain
ations until next fall. Just now only
a few Of us are interested in the price
OF COAL" says Editor Goldie. The
ice man Is entitled to our attention"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

H-LHe %
In the opinion of the Estherville En-
terprise. "The change in the ballot
really gives the scratcher no rights
which he did not already have, as all
that was necessar@- In voting a split
ticket was to let the circle alone and
use the squares only. We are willing
to bet there will be more spoiled ball
lots at the next election han aver be-
fore, not excepting the "a the Aus
tralian ballot law went into effect"
"You can call it whatever name you
please, but the principles Of the Re
publican party are good enough for
us without any frills or furbelows. The
country has always been prosperous
under the management Of sound re-
publicanism, and such has 10 been
the case when the people have taken
it into their heads to follow other
principles. 1t is a mighty poor time
to experiment" Is the declaration OF
the Estherville Vindicator and Repub-
lican.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil de-
clares "the legislators ought to adj
jcurn and go home before. this terrible
siege completely racks their frames
and whitens their heads so that, like
poor old Rip on his retrun from his
sleep IN the they nnd them-
selves subject to the stares, jeers and
taunts of constituents unable to rec
ognize them"
In view Of the. fact that the Iowa
house has declared that hens eggs
must weigh one and a half pounds to
the dozen. the Keokuk Gate City says:
Nothing is said as to the puni1h
ment to be visited upon hens which
lay smaller eggs, but the presumption
Is that they are to be executed"
The Burlington Hawk-Eye declares
Governor Cummins' decision not tc
accept the offer Of Hon. Geo. d. Per-
kins for a series Of joint political de-
bates will be a serious disappointment
to the large number of Iowans who had
looked forward with considerable an
ticipation to the conflict of fact with
beautiful oratory."
Burlington had a doctor for mayor
two years and now it has an under
taker. But they call that progress in
Burlington. Well. it is n kind OF
progression" is the comment of the
Cedar Rapids Republican.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette says
Senator Gs.rst. of Carroll, announced
as a candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor, is big and brainy and an ideal
LIlwan- 1t sees ona ohiectinn to his
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
in THU: HON. |:

is where Kostetter's Stomach Bitters
has proven its wonderful merit thou
sands OF times during the past SO
years. lis it your family remedy? If
not, make a change today and get
hott1e IF
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

candidacy, however, land" says the
Gazette, that is a serious one. The
senator Is not a newspaper man."
The country primary is the founda-
ton of any primary law. 1t does away
with all possibility Of caucus manipu-
|lation and assures every voter a voice
in the affairs of his party" say the
Sioux City Journal.
The Des Moines Capital thinks Gov
%tngton, Neb., must have assisted in the
Sioux City election.
The Fort Dodge Chronicle asks:
Now, wouldn't 1t be a joke if a dark
horse would yet enter the guberna-
torial race and lead by a neck under
the wire?'
The Dubuque Telegraph Is disap-
pointed over the failure Of the Turner
owe If he Turner bill really has
failed to provide relief, the constitu-
t!onal lawyers In the legislature
should devote their energies to an eff
fort to frame a bill that would stand
the constitutional test" says the Tele-
graph.
The Reporter thinks the people OF
Waterloo can well feel satisfied with
the result Of the election in the defeat
OF the proposition for municipal own
ership, adding: 1T was much more
important for the welfare of the city
tkat this scheme should be scuttlei
tran that any man or ticket should
triumph. The defeat Of ownership il
the brightest and best thing the voters
OF Waterloo did at the election"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

The Des Moines Capital thinks Gov
lngton, Neb, must have assisted in the
Sioux City election.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

candidacy, however, sand." says the
Gazette, that is a serious one. The
senator is not a newspaper man."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

The Sibley Tribune notes that
Sioux City is like Chicago in one re-
spect-tt elects a mayor without the
advice or consent of it's newspapers."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05
IOWA PRESS

The Iowa City Republican says the
man who works only eight hours will
never do much in politics or any
thing else.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

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The Cedar Rapids Gazette says
Senator Gstrst, of Carroll. announce
as a candidate for lieutenant Cover.
nor, is big and brainy and an idea
IlWan 1t ees me objection to hi.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-05

burlington had a doctor for mayor
two years and now it has an under
taker. But they call that progress in
Burlington. Well. it Is one kind of
progression is the comment Of the
Cedar Rapids Republican.
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i. Bisss-Mltar- 0rab.
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5. unb 2poia 5arfman. 1914
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6. unb 0annie Spusr, 26. uno 6oun'
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5. unb 9aura 5ubertamp, 4Ol Gins
coin, WGbden. - 8. 8. unb Grace
Strong, 915 albnnp, Wdo6en. -
JObn unS Jrau Rilsr, 2o13 Belle
foniaine, .Mao9en. - Wiliam uno
Ona Soans, 24o Wintnsr, Wdb4sn.
= Glare uno Qnna @rau. 1925
Spann Mpe., Wdb6sn. = @obert uno
magsie Srantlin. 800 SOlton placs,
WGo6en. - &oseoe uab Walie @laps
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= @:liam 6. unb 2ia3ie Rattan. el9
2aurel, Rnabe. - Nathan lno $bss
refa @olDcoH. 429 9. Sslupars. Rdo'
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1929 WeH Wi9.aan, Wdb9sn.
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Wiliam 8. &eoop = gba Joif.
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Srant.
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6anfins.
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SoIpital. - Warp Srube. AZ. ffdot.
6oipitnl. = Ssnnis 8. Smset, 26.
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rep. rs, 1927 r. Sninois. - Mi4ael
&int, 81, 815 Wsf Sem Sort. -
Diaetta Warren, 2, 2150 6ouaro,
- Orbelia Carpenter, So, $50 Sor'
bett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
YoHseHi9es.

Weqer @olIa 6ampton, IS
Sabre oft, 600 paca Strase wobn-
baft. purbe esHern bon ben I8ebeirns
p0liaifen Wor9an uno Sinnsp aut
einsn @erbaftsbefebI. msIdsn bic Siege.
rim alsans Ssntins 9egen Jpn betpirtte,
in 6aft eenommen. Die Nseerin Bee
i9uloigt ibren &aHegsnohsn 2 Did,
manten i'm @ertbs bon $50 entpenbet
au baben.
Sames parfer, 81 Sabre alt
uno gde Der @abafb uno alabama
Strabs tpobnbaft. unb @bw. 9it4sa.
Al Sabre alt, 504 OF WafbinetOn
StrnBs. tpurben asfern tpeaen Sum'
melns unb unter gsf9nIoisune zines
groboiebfabls bon benz Beamten aiefer
bintsr S1Iob unb &iesel gebra4t.
Siefelben ioler1 benz @robi9mieb @bas.
@ammerbinger Elm pfero uno et1en
Wasen geffohlsn haben. wel&es por Der
BsrtEatt bss 9ebtersn aano. Rit8sn
III eine Der poliasi fsbr betanrte pers
ibnIi9teit uno if In wisosraOItsn 5dl-
len nprbefraff aerpeien.
gbuarb gIarf, Is Sabre
aft, 1922 2eonarb Strabe, uno @bas.
&anpsn. 40 Sabre off. 2240 Sbelbt
Strose tpsbnbaft, muroen 9efern bon
ben Beamten &uder unb Batter unite,
benz 0erba&t bes @roboisbfabls singe.
fiedt. SisIelben fOlen eiuen betrunfe'
men Mann ansefansn unb itm $50
entuenbet baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
Brad bas &nis.

I'm Srsitaa Wittas tur3 nod IL
ubr fiel Der 5ra4t.aufsus in benz @es
bdube Der 6Ome Gtobs Co., liz urb
119 Soutb Rerioian Strabe 5mei
StOdpsris tief Biz gum grogei4oB bin.
unter. Der bel Der 6irma angefelte
4~2.id1ries anbreu Wepsr. 1910 pats
terIen Strabs, befanb f4 In benz auf.
3ues unb ma9te bic 5abrt nit. Bel
benz Anpran i'm groseidob wurbe er
10 beftig au BOoen ssi9leueert. baB sr
einen Bru4 6ss re4ten 6nie oapon'
trus. Der 8erlsBts tpuroe In oas
fdotii4e 9OfpitaI sef9aHt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
Nms ben @ertdten.
Supremeaeri9t.

Sapremeseri@t.
Die Saeioune bon 4nna piltun
bon ihrem @ltten 5reo Billion iuuroe
bepiaigt.
Susenoperi9t.
@m. 8ramlet, Is Sabre oft, 2101
Wenbell Abs., Der tpsaeft 2leinoiebs
ftabI Dor Ri9tsr Stubs erf9einen
mubte, tpuros nod Der &efOrmi4ule
geI&idt. Das urtbsil purbs bes alters
tusgen iuspsnbirt.
Mafun 6tinger, Is Sabre CIT, 1907
Senate Mbs., Der tpeeen Rleinoisbtabl
ansstlast mar, miro mad Der Reform.
i9uIe ssi9idt. DDS urt6eil puroe oss
iugsnbIi1sn altsrs tuessn iuspsnoirt.
&riminalgeri6t.
Nora Sobnfon, wsl9e angetlagt
NOR, S9impfwOrts gebrau&t gu baben,
wuroe freigeIprotsn.
&rsisgeridt.
Die S9eibun9sflage bon Uiola 81.
0ananoa 9eser ibrsn Soften @iliam
0ananba purbe su Gunfteu Der Sld-
germ sntf9isosn. Derielben uuroe Die
grInubnib ertbsilt, ibren Wdb9enna'
men Diola Wsefs tuieber fiibren gu oirs
fen.
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ibren @aitsn Sunoriogs Stiles cine
2lase auf S&eiouns an. Die ebe
tpurbe am q. October 1895 esi9lofsn
unb bis YsrebsIi9ten Iebtsn biz gun,
SUM- 1905 als Wanrl unb 6rau 3us
iammsn. @rauiame Bebanolung TT
Orr @runo Der 2Ioae. sic forbert
ibren Mdb9snnarnsn @eurgia gut4sr
uisosr ftbrsn au otirfsn.