Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-03

feeling of during
That beautiful old lady she there and when Bangs sad
what your business, you OIL man. referring
this old convict around the building did him salute
along this morning. That is business let those inside of
somebody you
believe that doing that work did tell the truth about
kind of John Cowan is? Would take her testimony
would you take the testimony OF these women who SIT around police
afraid, friend smk that is going
people they people
the malice and hatred and enm Satan like they do, and they
have lost confidence humanity they have lost confidence God
lost confidence in there being good this world And they there,
could it. Would like have wife?
Would like
unless had disposition like W. A. Godwards
and then would be willing and then think
he happy unless he kind they
they condemn pass incident they
ask condemn friend Mmke gentlemen
jury, that believe he leaves this dsrespecd
how epthet they against Joe Kels
cohorts do control him drive coming
against that he has known No.
Joe key III that what your democracy does
it to him. that is the kind of democrat 4 in
spite of his intelligent
of North Dakota, but
idea don't know where he idea
for the people will right like J. A.
Minck1er might converted myself, and
If all republicans like Dan Brennan would
the democratic ranks fast that couldn't
u"s'
specification forget it am going
to name some of the witnesses whom
Towner and Ramsey county farmers who farm thousand
Here Kirk come say?
could go down the line They
down here gentlemen of the jury because
% where are you gong " get your testimony that you will be-
heve? just thought of name
while is in mind. that
the and
he has him drunk him
gentlemen of the jury which
take, like John Daeley like W.
him sober Which take There
that have overlooked that testimony
freed Cowan
wouldn't and that is Peter
met him will
and stayed to do what little he could and will his testimony
down here and tells reputation
you going to believe the testimony Of this man?
going specified
going this time getting
but in beyond doubt that the statements
Why? the nth July.
He he that he Cowan
that that in July had dinner
that NJ Crary. and
Crazy
tells that the date and his
postmaster official records and shows
12th only that day that
Curtis the editor the Hampdn
Guardian, him the witness stand and he tells that
the 18th day of July he went to Devils Lake and on the morning OF the
with Judge Cowan rode akota with him
road,
he tells that Cowan sober that day.
A. Sheets
John that he him there that day.
and he saw him around the hotel and Rex Arc you going
believe like A. Sheets and Mt Crary and John
Samson and Curtis against their and lagn and they all
Of them positively identify by records that
the date, because be brought
something with the enumeration to Devils Lake the 18th
what? We have the plain
memory ALL ALL And Scott Rex would have
that
Rugged hmand join with the accused
did find him guilty Of being drunk
that don't belevnd not particularly casting
haven't thing him, but he cold, clamny
fellow and don't believe that got drunk enough that he
around Scott Rex When
him he likes and his around fellow that
fellow we'll and if Judge Cowan didn't know Scott Rex whom
well enough know that
don't know how long would
take to find it OUT do you?
Now give another show that Scott Rex
There is another Morrey and Tim Morssey
before member of the bar OF the
Judicial District and he tells he Lakota on the llth
dinner hotel and didn't Cowan You
Well tell if Cowan there
he and staggering around the
think Tim MOrsey would have
him. There nothing it, gentlemen absolutely nothing it,
excepting the vivid imagination Of Scott Rex Why, pesuen fact
of and
Rex coming would around because know
seed by breath he would ank of liquor and about the second