davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
ses q si's ss.r ts,sss I "a .!, sS, s,, q sarm'
ct f%oripunDet &mmitperf.

Sor so sar iiben bandit ben inotil
oa ret ufienote italienife giaeobua-
ger @anori @eroensbersmmeIie peo
i'm Statue al Hero; men benne
fipmpemGsiige Statue bar / omtrent
lise iaa lang Sio o9ret iporlsit for
%ipunoet, % bpor ben / Giebliffet er
benne | 8erben, er ser ingen, Der
amer.
Sort efter at @allori boobe fulb.
fert Jim 8ipSmooel al Statuen, Der
fremItiaer ben beremte Seller meb
De filnitneriife aipirationer iom
Sfuelpiaer, fit ban geisg al en-, rig
englGnoer, Der tioligere bopoe
fiebt forifieaige minbre Statuer al
BAN; ban iaa @obelen, fit 2pIt iii
Den og bsb $4,000 for ben; iaa piloe
ban Ielp laOe Den uofere / Warmpr
for at opitiae ben / tit pripate aunIt-
guleri | 2onbon.
8aleri Hog til, ienote lin 4ero til
Sonbon og reiIte ieIp meo for at
Jorge for Ifleperingen. Ru bpnote
oct imiolertio, at gnglGnoeren netop
paa ben Sio, oa &llnitperfet inbtrof
til Sonoon, par | en- meget triit
Understanding, ioet bans Some bar
lsbet bort meb en- Staliener; ban loa
miot | en- g filsmiSieproceS og bapbe
bperfen Sanfe for altnit eller <nIt-
mere.
Statuen blep berior uoItiaet ct
dnoet Steo / 2onbon, og Sen pafte
Itor Spiigt; 8alori feireoe ben enc
Sriumf efter Den anoen og bar meo
ct Slag blepen en- bersmt Rano.
Saa bsbe bans 0fober imiolertio
pluoIelig, % ba ban berfor itror
maatte penbe tilbage til StoIiel1,
opergap ban imioIertio Stotilen / en-
befienbt lonoonif aunItbanolerS
Garetpgt.
s Den fslgenoe Sib bIep ban iao
optaget al anbet arbeioe, at ban /
Here Iar life bapoe 2eiligbeo til at
unoerisge, bpab Der bar blepen al
bans Hero, og Ga ban lan9t ON
lGnge ienbte Ell ioripsrgiel til 2on-
Don, erfarebe ban, at Sen paaaiGl.
benbe S%ltnitbanoler | Weaemti0en
bar beb, og at bans Son og grping
erflGrebe life at fienbe nogetiom.
belit til Rero-S tatlen.
Gnbper anben ems 8oGori baooe
M iiffcrt iat Simmel og Serb / @e.
p9eeIie for otter at fiuoe ct iaa be-
rent a%ltnitperf; men @oIlori, ser err
BEN perioniiicereoe SIegma, rsrte iig
life og bar iiocn ooerlaot set til Gil
fPlbet at bringe Statuen for 9ngen
iaien. Nnor ban en- iielben Sang
taller ON, bbilfen SfiGbne set &llnits
BERT, Ser ferIt ifabte BAN ct Hoon,
bar faaet, taller ban iaa roligt oq Ii
oenifabslsit, iom ON set bar en- Sag,
ser ilet life fom BAN p~erionlig peo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Jnolanoet


Gtur Srano / liben @p. Get me.
fte of observation-disclosures | Den lille
9p 81. Antbonp nebbrGnbte ben 2oen
os. Sabet beIsb iis til $4,000, men
oct meite bar asiureret. Spen baooe
intet 0anonprf.
E~lbrpssernc sjsr Spranitaltninscr.
Stateas betpOeligite GIbrpg8ere ifal
siernem fine aoppfater bare toget
Sfriot til at paretage fine Snteresier
Iieeoperfpr De nplig ifrafttraobte SO.
be, iGrIie ga De iaofalbte Msoon' %
9ennett.Spoe. 6orelsbig bar bisie
aopofatcr paalaet ale 2lbrpggere %
Sfirnfeperter Of boloe iig ~neia9tig
iubenfor De Sfranfer, iom bisIe Sope
iptter.
Summisfuusitprc / burlington.
On Iuiegntug, I%nberteguet al 1,S00
al @penS Stenmeberettigeoe, blep
itbite Nanoag iuoleperet til 9urlina.
tons Wapor, Der berpeb anmo0es ON
inoen 40 GaQe at Ia0e afbolee Ell Ipcs
ciel IfItemnilg oper buoroi0t gpen
jfaI autuqe &ommi8iionsitpre ~ Ben
~ioafalotc GeS NtpineS Flan - cller
fife. 6oriIagu antoges Of bile blipe
o~eotoget meo en- flGffelig Wtalorltct.
Tnrliat llgrGs. s Burlington
aior0e man iorleoen ben ubebageIige
SpoaQelie, Of Der blnuot enoel so,
iom or inofsrt ira aaniaS, ftnoes en-
bel Gel al oct iarliqe llgrps falOct
5000. 9ette 8rGS bar blunot &rea'
tltrer % Seite, Der ipiier Oerat 0cn
mprfpProtge &irfning at De blioer
gale og iorieger at orGbe Jig Ielp. I'll
Ell al @%urIingtonS 0prIpger bragtes
iaaIeoes Ell Seit, Ser peo eubper an.
%leoniug iegte at Lobe Soueoet moo
grQgen. Mnn er bange for, at
llgrP8iet ogiaa er bleoen icnbt til at-
ore Stcoer / Staten, pg at Def moo'
ife en0og fan fao Inleoning til at
bore % ipreoe Jig Der.
@il IRE lin gamle Seit. Zen be.
rsrnte Sraperbeit "glerton", Der Tor
nogIe gar iiben rieoes al 6. W. @il.
Iioms / Snoepenoence, eies III al en-
Mm1o | Snoiauola. Gen engang Iaa
rapfobeoe Sraper begpuocr M at
blipe gammel 90 ~lfrebeIig, % Der fol
life bore l1oIigt til, of ben bill lepe
ret lrnge. Ifr. 8iQiamS, Der M Dor
/ @ilcor, Canada, bar life glemt i'm
gamle &eit, men bar giort 6~oranItalt.
ninger til, at Den ifal tilbringe fine
iibite Gage / oen gamIe Stab peO
&iereboneu / Snbepenoence. Wtr.
@iaiams bar ifrepet til line Senner
beriteos og paalagt Dem at rofsre
bans Suifcr. s HGrbeoeu al nGpnte
Stolo % inc til Ieien pil Wtr. @il.
Iiams fiebe en- Cont, boor "gaer.
tom, naar Den Gio fommer, fol be-
GRAPES, og BEN befienote SeItepen no.
taller iamtioie, at ban agter at relic
Ct paSienoe Wonument opcr oct noble
Snr, iom / fin Sib bragte BAN iaa
megen sGre % Higbom. San bar o9s
'faa qipet @efaIins til, at Soften fol
begrapes / oct imliffe 0pffen og Oeu
nafre Notwithstanding, iom Snoc,
~penoence5 @orgere | lin Sio ifipnfeOc
"Aaerton", ser oa og alto bar pGret
@peus Stoltbeo. Set ital boq pGre
tpiliomt, ON ben ifrGbeIige Seit M
toaIcr at irngtes poa 2Sernbancu, men
nens gartle StalO er iGroig for Den,
ON bet looer itg 9iere. "alertou"
trapeoc / i'm 8io 0tilen paa . 0iiuu.
Ter, ga Sefuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

lpsntftgY 1pltrgte 0ooseieren. Wtit
Napn er @oIbgretp. Seq snifer en-
atffrift al Brotofoaen fra ben 2oen
Marts.
Gmbebsmanoen opppeoe Hennen
% iaa efter, ON ben life bapoe boz.
ret opppet for opbt. Ga ban bapbe
forpisiet fig ON, at bet life par Eli.
fGloet, bespnbte ban itrar at fort
iptte meo at ifripe.
= aan jeg faa en- SpIpsnins2
eientog @ologretp efter ct gieblifs
Stilbeo. Seq er @ooseier @oIo.
grerp.
Snan alereiitid! raabte em.
bebsmanben iiben at 9nbie @olo.
srep naar 3isbmano Salifow
fommer, iaa zig baim, at ieg maa lie
Ififriften !. fra 8~aetfontoret! Seq
bar iagt bam oct allerebe tpoe
8ange!
- seq fommer angaaenoe arpert
efter Spritinbe 8ugulin! brummcoe
@olbgrep. Sagen er 10 iaa fienot
- ieg Der Gem iuoit9nbis, at Se
mart bill gipe mig 9eifeb.
llben at rnoie @ologrep iongeoe
gmbebsmanoen Ell Sliie, iom Iao
poa bans Sinh, b~etragtebe Den OPP
merfiomt og faiteoe Den bort. 8oos-
eieren boiteoe og frsmtet fig og puo.
Jet IGieu meo meget Gabaloer. Sell
Ter life bet bjafp. 30 Wfiniter peo.
parebe Smusbeben. 9erpaa tog
@olbgrep en- Hubel op al 2ommen
os logbe ben fornn gmbeosmanoen
paa Den aabue BOG. Gmbeosmatl.
ben Iagbe Yanben / opbe Sober og
luffeoe meo en- pistig Iine gogen.
- On lioen SpIpsning. Seq bill
De bare bloc, al bpilfen Iariag Spirit
inbe @rgulins arpinger - 6ors
%itprrer leg fanife?
geoblipenbe forbpbet / fine Gan.
fer reiite gmbebsmanoeu zig op, flset
fig paa IIbuen og gift bort til en-
Sploe for at tage noget.
ct 2ieblif efter fom ban tilbage
til 9orbet og aabnebe paanp i'm Bog.
Saa oerne lua M to Eengeitpffer.
= Seq bill bare lGgge Seilag paa
Ceres Sib ct Sieblif. Oct ct bare
en- Iioen Splpsning, ieg ifal bape.
gmbebsmanoeu bsrtc life paa
bam, men begpnbte rolig at Ifrioe.
Ieb rpnfet 8anoe betragtet @olo.
grep fortpilet ben ifripenoe Sfare
M9no. Oct err ct npoelig Haf!
tPnfte ban.
San gif bort ira 9oroet og blep
itoaenoe baablps meb b9ngenbe Ir.
me mibt / 89reliet. Hetsbetjenten
laa @ologrerps mismobige llotrpf
oa off bort til bam og Iprrgte:
Sar De faat Splpsningen2
- GEE - ban iparer mig iffel
= 8ip bam ire Gltbler! buffet
9etienten.
= Seq bar allerebe sipet bam TO.
- 8ip bam Ell til!
Sitter off @ologrem til goroet cog
lagoe ire Illbler paa Den aabne Sog.
Sitter trof Gmbeosmanoen 9ogen
til Iig, blaoet / ben og bGpeoe pluo'
ielig ligeiom tiliGlbig Sliffet up
moo @olbgretp.
abl Spao snifer Dep ipurg'
te ban.
= Seq enifer en- Splpsni1g. Mit
Iapn er @ologreip.
- Ga, ieg f%oritaar = BEN Guilt
linife Sag = life ianot? Seq er
til Sieneite. Spab enifer Serren at
pibe2
@oIogrep f%ortalte BAN lit
gGrinoe.
Gmbeosmanoen bite Jig pluolellg
meget iprig. San gap Splpsntngen,
LOS @ooseieren fua en- IIifritt, boo
Sen beieaenoe Ell Stol og .piIte Jig
lt6pre ti~enitpiaig.
ga @ologrep gif, fulgte ban BAN
ro paa Srappeu, imilte pelpiaig og
pomp9t og buffet iaa bpbt, iom piloe
han ipnfe / anP for Suplifanten.
@ologrew blep belt forlegen. Wfeo
en- initiuftip 9epGgelie greb ban neo
/ 2ommen og gao poerligere ems
beosmanben en- Gubel.
Saooon er be WenueIfer!
tpnfte 8o6seieren og tsrret meo
2ommeterflGoet Speoen al Eanoen,
ba ban fum no paa @aoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Snsbulocrcn

Snsbplbercn Scr err fommet
Telegram ON, at Seres 9rooerisn er
beb."
Gen gomIc rige tngfarl: "Saa?
"a bill ban noturligpis bape Eenge
til gegrapelieul"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09

Following the overruling of a mo-
tion for new trial, Judge NJ A. Rob
erts this morning passed sentence up
on Ed Harmed, recently found guilty
OF the charge of concealing stolen
property. The court ruled that the de-
fendant be sentenced under the inde-
terminate sentence law not to exceed
five years at F't. Madison. There still
remains two counts against Harmed
for the same offense. which have not
yet been tried. His attorneys in the
first trial this morning withdrew from
representing him In the two cases to
come In the sentencing of Harmed,
w. l.. King, John Wernicke and Joseph
Bauer, the Milwaukee special men
who together with the local police de-
partment. arrested Harmed, are well
pleased 1t necessitated considerable
clever work on the part Of the rail-
road officials to track down the goods
In Harned's store. and their ultimate
success was the fruits of tenacity
that comes with capable officials They
will vigorously prosecute the other
two counts against Harmed.
The court Saturday and today Is
hearing the suit to foreclose mort
cages amounting to over $1,000 filed By
Hannah j. Ives against the Edor
Telephone Co.
w. r. Mullenix has been given a
divorce from Ruby Mullenix on the
grounds of desertion. Custody of theil
two children was given the plaintiff.
Judgment in the sum of s9743, to.
gether with interest at eight per cent
from March 7, 1909 is prayed for in 8
| petition filed in the office of CLERK
George Phillips by the Ottumwa Buggy
| Co., against Daniel Traul. A writ ol
attachment Is also asked for
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
ADDRESSES The
l.R. WELLS CLUB
MRS. HAW TAKES OCCASION TO
TALK ON INDUSTRIAL MISSION
AND COMING ELECTION.

An earnest non-partisan appeal to
colored women to talk to the men of
their race in an effort to influence
for municipal Offices in Ottumwa, was
made by Mrs. George Haw, Sr., Friday
afternoon at the meeting Of the Ida
B. Wells Wcman's club. The session
was hold as the5 home of Mrs. John
McClelland on Felix avenue and was
for tho purpose of perfecting arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
State Federation of Colored Woman's
clubs which meets in this city May 25,
26 and 27
An unusually large number were
present, who enthusiastically approved
of an especial address by Mrs. Haw.
Mrs. Haw had come for the purpose Of
discussing the Industrial Mission idea
among the colored people of Ottumwa
and so thoroughly and convincingly
did she cover every phase of the SUD
ject that practical cooperation was
assured from every quarter.
The entire building that Rev. D. r.
Butler is using for the above named
purpose has been personally visited
by Mrs. Haw. Conditions demand
Just such a work among colored peo-
pie in this city" Mrs. Haw stated.
mot only just now but all the time.
Every colored woman has the respon-
sibility Of helping to make better citi-
zens out Of the boys and girls of your
race. You can Ill afford to have them
roam the streets at will, at any and
all hours of the night, consorting with
the vicious and the criminal element
Build up and develop this institution
by all means, and l will do all that
can to al YOU"
The work of the Open Door Mission
and it's glorious accomplishments were
also touched upon. Mrs. Haw took oc
casion to speak Of the action of the
Des .Goines women recently, charac
terizing their attitude in showerinr
flowers and fruit on the self-confessed
murderer, John Junkin, as travest8
on Christianity and being naked Of
common decency
After the president, Mrs Ida q
Davis and others had spoken and 8
vote Of thanks was rendered Mrs
Haw, an elaborate six o'clock dinner
was served by the hostess.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
TAFT TO take
TRIP IN WEST
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE TODAY
THAT HE WILL ATTEND G. A.
r. REUNION IN UTAH.

Washington, March 8.--That Taft
contemplates a trip through the south
and west this autumn was Indicated
by him today when he said he would
try to attend the G.. A. R. encampment
at Salt Lake August 8 to IA.
No Commodities Decision.
down decision in what is known as
Commodities case, involving the
validity of the provision of the Hep
burn rate law prohibiting the railroads
from holding interest in or owning
concerns whose products are shipped
over their lines.
The order of the secretary of the
navy given at the direction of Roose-
velt, abolishing the navy yards at Pen
sacola and New Orleans, was today
revoked by Secretary Meyer.
Wickersham Presented.
today formally presented to the SUI
The ceremony was simple and brief.
The Wheat Report.
The department of agriculture today
estimated the quantity of wheat in
farmers hanCs March /, was about
21.6 per cent the equivalent to. s1,047,-
$4,000 bushels of last years crop.
Carkson to Eose Job.
James S. Clarkson, surveyor of the
port of New York, formerly of Iowa
will not be retained under Taft ac-
coording to Chairman woodruff OF
the New York state committee, who
said today the place will be demanded
for a New York man.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
REWARD "JIMMY" SLOAN
Companion and Bodyguard Will
be U. S. Marshal.

Denver, March S.-The News today
says: Jimmy" Sloan, formerly Presi-
dent Roosevelt's closest companion
and bodyguard for last five years, has
been rewarded and within the next
few weeks will resign from the United
States secret service and become
United States marshal for the south
ern district of Illinois. Sloan's appoint
ment had been agreed upon by Speak
er Cannon in whose district the new
marshal will take office. Sloan will
continue in the secret service as a
personal bodyguard to Taft until the
duties protecting that president have
been fully learned by Lucien G. Wheel.
er
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
REV. MARSH DEAD
Prominent Congregational Minister
Passes Away at Fairfield
Home

Fairfield, March 8. = Especially =
Rev. A. F. Marsh died Saturday Aft
ernoon from the effects of stroke of
paralysis received early in the winter.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
conducted by DR.. w. E. Parsons. Rov.
Mr.. Marsh was one of the prominent
Congregational minister's Of southeast
ern Iowa and until his resignation
pastor Of the local church. Since then
he served the church at West Burling.
about ten years ago was the successful
ton, ill health compelling his resigna.
ton.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
Hang Negro and Burn His Aid.

Dallas, Texas, March 8. = A teIe.
gram received from Rockwall. Texas.
says the negro Anderson Ellis,
charged with attack, was burned in
the public square. A negro, name as
yet unknown was lynched early in the
evening for harboring Ellis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
Mayor of Murray
Spends Night in
JAIL; Then Quits

. q II q q . d q
CsceoIa, March 8.-(SpeclaD
y. w. Stissler OF Murray has
resigned as mayor and left for
California. He went to Creston
with woman. Her husband fol-
lowed and fight resulted on
= the train returning, stisser be-
Ing cut up. He spent Sunday
in jail and then resigned.
q . = y .
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
Judge Warns the
Trial Spectators
Not to AppIau nd

So q D .
Nashville, Tenn, March g.
An immense throns was pres
ent today when Captain FItz-
Hugh began his argument for
the state In the Cooper-sharp
' murder trial. Many women, In
cluding Mrs. Carmack and Mrs.
Sharp were in attendance. Judge
Hart warned the audience
against any demonstrations,
saying if any one applauded,
' Kissed or commented upon the
argument che or she will wish
they had never done it."
So -
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
Fairbanks Glad to Get Home.

Indianapolis, March 8.-Former
Vice President Fairbanks today ad-
dressed the legislature. He was greet
ed with applause by the large assem-
blage when he said he was glad to be
home again and able to take an active
interest in the Indiana affairs. He
spoke informally and briefly.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
Nav Wheat Declines sM@ab

Chicago. March S.-Wheat on the
Board Of Trade today dropped sharply,
May declining 3A cents to 3h cents.
Amid the scenes Of turmoil. rare even
on an easily excited board, longs sold
heavily on the government report Of
unexpectedly large farm reserves.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
RIot at Hat Factory.

Woodbine, N j.. March S.-Several
persons were injured today in a riot
growing out of strike at the hat
factory when crowd of four hun
dred set upon dozen men who con-
tinued working. Stones and bricks
we're thrown.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09

Independent Iron Co., Reduces Wages
Phoenixville. Pa, March 8-A reduc-
ton Of ten per cent in the wages of
the employees of the Phoenix Iron Co.,
independently went into effect today.
About 5000 men are affected.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
WESLEYAN ao-WIIIams 2a

Mt. Pleasant, March 8. - In game
made slow and rough by fouls Wes-
leyan defeated Williams and vashti
by a score Of 80 TO 2s. Stafford was
the star for Wesleyan.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
Deneen Back in waablnotor

Springfield, ILL.,, March s.-Gover-
nor Deneen and other state officials
arrived from Washington this morn
ing in good health. The governor has
again resumed the duties of his Office
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
CHICAGO MAN SLAIN
Son Of Supt. Hopkins Reported &c
Have Been Shot by Hold

Chicago, March S.-Hugh Hopkins,
aged 81, and son of the superintendent
Of stations of the South Side elevated
railroad was found slain early today
In the doorway of 3703 Wentworth ave.
nue. after John Laterra; bartender
had reported to the police that he had
exchanged shots with holdup man.
Laterra was detained pending investi.
CATION
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09

Secretary Macveaeh at Washington.
Washington, D. c., March 8.-Frank-
lin MacVeagh, secretary of treasury
reached Washington late last night
and is stopping temporarily in a down
town hotel.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
MANY Letters Rurned al Station

Boston, March S.--A carload of mail
was destroyed by fire at the Boston
and Maine station here today. 1t is
estimated 800 packages of letters and
$50 packages of newspapers were
burned.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
The Cities Affected.
Alfonso Reaehes ceuta.

Ceuta, Morocco, March 8.-King AL
fonso arrived here this morning from
Algeciarrs on board the cruiser Extre-
madura.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
MouIton Home Burns to tho Ground

Moulton, March s. = Especially =
A house belonging to James McEldery.
in the west part of town, near the Wa.
bash depot, burned to the ground at
4 o'clock Sunday morning. The house
was occupied by v. G. Hennon and
part Of the furniture was saved. 1t is
supposed that the fire originated from
lamp. 1t was partially insured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
Local Weather

Nine o'clock last evening. .48
Seven o'clock this morning. .... .38
Two o'clock this afternoon. .... AS
Sunrise. 6:15; sunset. $50. moon
rise, 1922 p. m.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09

WEATHER FORECAST.

Iowa--Snow tonight and Tuesday;
possibly heavy south; colder east and
central tonight; brisk to high north
erly winds.
Illinois-Rain or snow tonight and
Tuesday; possibly heavy snow north:
colder sauth and brisk to high north.
east winds.
Wisconsin-Snow tonight and Tues.
day; possibly heavy southeast; colder
tonight.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09
JUDGE SMITH MCPHERSON IN u. s. /
DISTRICT COURT HANDS DOWN
DECISION, IN FAVOR OF RAIL- j
ROADS.
GOV. HADLEY SAYS
DECISION is wRONGl
DECLARES STATE WILL APPEALi
TO U. 8. SUPREME COURT FROM
RULING SETTING ASIDE MIS-. E
SOURI, STATUTES.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March g..
Gov. Hadley did not appear sur
prised when informed the two
cent passenger fare law had been
knocked out by Judge Mcpherson.
All can say at this time"
said the governor, is that the de-
cision is not a correct one. The
state will surely appeal to the
United States supreme court"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09

Topeka, March s. - The sen.
ate committee on railroads today
submitted an adverse report on
the tWo-ctnt fare bill which had
already passed he house. This
came Immediately upon receipt Of
the news Of the decision of judge
Mcpherson holding the Missouri
two-cent fare law unconstitution-
al
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-09

Continued on page s.,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-11
The Lure of the
Mask
Continued from page 81

....i... "iu'assaaor tie nfarn n.y..
story in full. He wrote personally to
the king. Today | am free. | have
had to walk from Milan almost | had
little money. That letter of credit
so you call it's with my cousin In
Sorrento
And the man. Hillard could not
refrain from putting this question.
Giovanni looked down. 1.-THE signor
told me never to speak of that again. y
$50 | did" replied Hillard But all
is changed now.
go back to your hills with your
daughter and leave vengeance In the
hands Of God. Forget this man who
has wronged you. Forget
IF he does not cross my path and
II she lives. have suffered too great
ly to forgive and forget. I promise
not to seek him.
The old man went down to the street
with them. They We're so kind. He
hated the thought of losing them.
They waved their hands cheerilv and
vanished from sight. They never saw
Giovanni again. yet his hand was to
work out the great epoch in Hillard's
destiny.