davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09
6irie Mmerifaam.
SpWastpldsid, Suomi.
Sotot. Is p. 1911.

Hafao nell &rietutfecio!
Nrnloa ia raubao SrieiufIen faI
liiela fonintonereeiG, ioQa bdm mel
Dot furiat ibmispoloIet pstanut on
ia iaattanut otouiIitii SIdn ebesId.
Olen nIein aitonut tirioittaa, mutta
ie aifo maan tabtoo fuluo, %iott'ei
iitd toboo tuua mitddn iuaifta uIein
oioiutisia rafas nell on luonani.
Sddld tulee 10 tolni, FIELD poistui
ia lptiptin loppuu. Sdnd aamuna
oil 10 - 8 as Gel. f~potfaeta). Wiaa
lddeId Ia obtoiIen lumen peitosld.
yldin on ibmieeldmGtin FUN ruo'
no iofa latastuu. "a ibmiIen Iielu
on ~IeIlainen moo, iota Iaa fe0tdd
ldmpDd ia poftosto. Wtinuuatin o
lelaiIia fplml6 oifoia FUN naDiiGd
hltd, ettd toitfi on MT poleltunut,
lpnti iota alma torttuu tetee bitaafii
ustomuan itIednid buonoino Elm pdi'
fpinG outnootfi. "a Iitten tulee per
tele ia f~nietao, ethan ole npin mns
iona t. 10 linen, mutto tiitoS Sidn
Iaammettn file antaa IemmoiIet ldfs
iidilet fuin Sutber. ioto ie tuli Fin,
ioomoan iiud ettd ,oletbon upin Iuu.
ri iputinen". cSnbon 2ntber mooton
Min olentin, muito Sumolon oltoon
tiitos fiitd ettd Sdu ontoi oinoon
Poifania SeeiutIen 8ristutien tuua.
9dn tuli ipntilid peloStamnan ia on
10 minnttin nopooiii tebnpt. N6in
Ianoen ioi piru mGistpG ia Re Ioo
mield tdnddn mGiStpd minuotin, fnn
Ianon file: min plenfin Iuuri ipntis
men, mmeta fofunoon, mntta &riS
tuS on tulut ia mintittin pesIpt Sol
9otban pdi,pdnd iban lumipalteafIi,
ia MT plen ptolinen ppb6, outuos
SumoIan lapIi. So tasteesia 10 lap
Ieno t1bdn ormopn Iaoteitu. Woi
miien tdmd eIdmd oIiIifoon tpbidd.
joliet pIiIi aristufieu fo%nintotuoie.
moSIn hnntiituo el1mSd nellie III
miefuriiue. gilman Ioninto inertia tGp
tpiIi epdtpitpoefd tebod niinfuiu min
monen mont tefee pimepbesIG noel
toesIonIo, ettd lopettomnt toisten ia
omot ~pdilpdnId m6fipaltoiIesti. Gii'
los Sfdne moon fuifestu ormpStaon
meta foFonoan ariaitIemottomia
lopIioon tobtoon.
SIdn ormobelmoon ipeli j61fd1m.
me Ionnn perustutIella outnoiua an,
tiiutto pmistoitonn IolpintomeresId.
Well aristui iesia,
Cannes.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09

- @lcquet, Uiinn Sopaturn,oiIen
fuolemon nbrifi ioutui Mug. Gun.
uorbors Shnnion foniriIo lotot. 20
pdindnd. SopnnS oil Ienraalpo: Inn.
ontoi'iltono ipieteiiiin Seniam 6is
mon9on ia Gid5ie &ovoien ,uihfidi'
I'D Simonson fonirillo, iosIa iiIoi.
IuuoeeIa mrs. ia mr.. Sunnutboro
mp1s oiimot ldend. Stun he olipoi
pahumatfulu toiiaau mainiiueto
Observation-Disclosures, ioomutii bei'
bit ratlaetoid yDm Soblmon ia iat.
tut Min it6ipdoii, ettd iuuri FUN bd.
nen pitt %Iipuuttnd beioGt. idit6hii
bGnen beWoienia pbi6ttid Min ettd
bpppGSi Ipri6dn ia tootui Sunnor
bor9iu p66ue Rud ieurantield, eh6
mr.. Sunnorborg muutomin %tunieio
Ienlalteen beiiti hentenid Wlrs. Sun'
norbor9 mp0e l%oufroontnt pobaeii,
muita luulloop bdpen tuilenfin jGd-
mGn Gloon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09

Nyt oion tebbd fen iota olen il
tauon oitonut, MIN. tirioit.aa SeiQ'
%iontun ripin, Jos v9luttaia" fuopi ii
laa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09

p%etdpinG. Chime %toipoiIin 10 pian
pddIefpani, ild totiinia pprfii moi
ipainen, mdipnpt mattustaio.
OIfaa bpnd ia tirioittotoa minule
ioefus oIoitteeuo:
gamma Woinionpd6.
Bog 70 Wtorquette, Wticb.
II. O.. OF Nmerico.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09
@ainD, aSis.
Sofafuuna.


SdsId terpebodn I6be1d ia funfo'
no oIefuia %iiIario ia 'peIiid. 9lrmr
ia roubu SumoIalta ia Seiufielto
&riStut'elto! Wiind fiitGn .Sumalao
min uiein fuin mind teiid muistor
ia rutoilen oino minun rutpntIisIo,
nj ia neumcn futeu Qaopoli t5eIi
ldiIid tirieenid 6 Inmun 1920 ndr.
ipieS1: rg8iimein rotfoot neliet, oil
toa wdtewGt Serraeia ia Sdner
pdfeippptenid ,poimaSio."
96eid opostoli fofeneeua miehenG
neunop f%risiilpitG oIemaon pGfe'
mGt, ei i~iIeeidmme moan tberroeio.
ndpitddtIcnid etid meil6 pitdd ouo
tobbenIoinen mpime. GnIimmdinen,
ettd ppipiiimme %Il,iinu fiinG mitG
meiodn pitd6 uefoo ia tebod, eta
iiitd luopuo. 8dtd 'nimitetddn nGfe'
n1nd o!emiietii. Soinen or etiG me
mDostin tolletomme len niIusii ia
bpnin mitd meiud on, eitei meiltG
mitddn fiitG pois ptettoiii. Siud tGS
Id on iaGiano, ipfa Ell iuintaon mel
td mieIellGnid pGdsid Iiiben osti, ettd
aIamme pmmdridd ionoo ia uSfou
len. ia iiind riippuen morustoutuo
hdntd fpostoon, ettei bdn iniIi meitG
Upittoo. ella uIeotfin olfonat bp'
min, mutta n6ipipdt Iooan fo>potIi
ia pitf6aiiefii tuuesIa.
Wtobootonto on ihmiien Ipppuun
oSti luiona ppipd, JOS eli oput'i iuIe
Sumoion pGtetpd mnima, ioun tai
oetoon leiIoa niboIiSten oltnomoi,
ia p6dGetorfoutiio mooioan, moi
mo. ioua pibolinen a%ietaun tofaiIin
ia fumotoan foitenloinen naStoin.
fd%pniren, iolo perfeIe moiteionn ia
tumotoan foifenlaifet nddr6t Opt 10
ereboptIet. S6std moimosta paa.
iuoIi pubuu firieisfddn, ia firieeS'
fGdn 3iintIeue /: Q febpittoo b1n
Sihisto piidmG6n tiinni pubtoosio
ia opettotpaii estd ionasia, ettd bdn
oIii n6fepG teripeeuiien ppin toutto
neunomoon ia mostaanIeiIoiio MOTT.
iGmoon IefG iutfimoan turbanpubu,
iien Iuut. ella tueIa Jana ia opp
owot pubtaot ia Ieltidt, iinne Ell per
feIe ole IGbettdmdtid iononIaotta-
iioon obbotfeitanIa fpltpGmdGn.
SenoiSto tulee meioGn pppt1d poie
toriua, eet0d ia bdmittGd erbeips,
,poitfei oletoon mobbolista min
tnttia perfeIeen ia bdnen Inbtofun
ianin iuuto, eii1 he per1ti l%offoiIit
not ia moiteniIiipat. Guitenfin On
fplitIi fun pnnemme beiodt niirab'
taole ia trmoomme beibdn atlanta,
| Min etteiruGt moi minf66n norioIIa'
foon pitdd iid ppStpsi6, ia eitd ebes
mmtamat SieIut moitetoon bei'tG
pois ia poIautetoon erbeiptiestdnId
| Sild eip1 2risiuS itIetd6n ole moi
nut Iaooa nitaIoifiaon tdpoeIiieet
noifencmadn ia fddnipmddn. CDR
fplld ndpn' iarileutfiIe Ia iooouteuf
file touuoen, min eiieiipdt re toito
meet Idnoa mitd6n fiid ipaeioon
Rrietitunta tortpitiee mp6stin Ieuoi
fla miebid. icifa toitofuot pcittoc
postonn isiiowio ia oiiod pcrfcIeeI
ia oiect. (Sait
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09
~ = u q
hMaaAA@ AAAA@aaA
2otafuun 80 y. 1911.

.Qotafuun 80 y. 1911.
Tdna IptIpnG on ndilla Ieuouiuo
iatamt tomaitoman fomasii. Yaif.
totuntammte mathematician a1uf'
faot eiudt Iono muistononIa ndin
mGrtdG Ipf5pd. Sateet opot pilan'
meet palio miliau, bioastnttnnut e.
lon pi,ir tia ia fiitd tuoS on leurnnt'
Ienu Re, ettG maota Ell eboitd mdltd
td min polio FUN tarpeelisto, oliii
emit reIdn fplmDiae. Sonfn pdttpdn
pield fesi6d elonpuintio. Gbfd to-
man niiton oiouo, Jos on poutod,
Ioppuu elonpuinti faitilto.
Suononpuoleinen miliaiato on iaa'
tn tdaud tdnd puonna. Ntutto nil.
me I%arotaon tnlleen pollo
buonomman. Sbmiiile iietdmdtbnid
On mintdIainen lato iaabnan emf
nuonna. Mutta find toipoeia, eta
emf Ioabaon tobta fpiimeie'
I'd porempi ioto, on bppa elad.
Wiime Iunnuntoina oil tdfdldt'es'
I'd IuomolaiSten tirtosia !asten ia
nuoriIon iumalanpolnelus ia lopuS'
ia pontiin album ppbdtouln. ppbd'
fouluun f%irloittoutui tdeid ttldtluu
besIo 23 lnsto. So tiloiIuuoesla oil
tusfin puoletfaan paitfofnnnan fom
IuitdtTiStd lapIista, ioten on luulta'
paa ia toirpottonou, eta p. ton'
Iumme tulee oifeen iiot1i funban taif'
Ell IopIemme ebtindt iinne rientd'
mGGn. 3oulua lmultanosti tulloan
pitdmddn folmesia p%aifosIo: firfos'
ia tai Find ldbistoud olewosia fou'
IubuoneesYo, iofa oliIi eoultlemp'
IdmmitptIen muoti, &anfaan tai
W,oilaIen perdad ia Seomannin pee
rdad. SoSfo f~aitisia nois'd foln'eS'
ia paifasIu moiooon p'too touluo
nhtdoitoo, Se riippuu iiitd Jos jam
me riittdpdd mddrdd o~peitaiia. @n,i
ppbdnd OF ppbdtouIu nield atno
astoon firfosIa, olfaen feuo 2 'p'
ia fen lopnttuo rotfoiIemme fnon e.
beldmoinitun tpIpmpfIen.
pastori .. Huoifalairen oil tddl'
Id IT. 2O-23 pdimddn, pitden i'uo
oioua uIeita beneeaiiid pubetto.
SaaItd ldbti past. R. fotioon y'or
beni:n, g. .. aiitos bdneue tdpn'
nist61n tGdud!
GnIi marrasfuuu ID pdifpdn do'
mula feuo . nltoo oIletirlotttdnn'
rippieoulun t~dtdIdiieeid iuomaloiS
ten firfoeIa. So fosta oppilatfd I'll
lenee main iotunen, min foulua pt
betSau main folme rpiiftoo, loppu'
en- Ills ioulutuun 8 pdipd eli 1 /
obpentisto.
observation-disclosures lienee topob'
tunut palionfin Ieuoisto, iostd iop'l'
leboesId mainita. Wlutta poiffofun'
ualla fpaSto wdbemmdn oitaa oil
leena en- tdmdn enempdd iieod tduo
fertaa. Wlutto foetan MT tdstdldblr
Ieurata tartfaomommin topabtnm'o
tddud ia Iiite tirioitan exempt mutt
5ia tddItd.
". u. M.
OIoite: R. /, S62. = pubelin; 5O7
Marauette, Wild.
n- Inf1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09

gtyt oiom tebbd fen iota oIen ia
tauon aitonut, MIN. tirioittaa SeiQe
%iontun ripin, Jos nIuttaio" faopi ii.
laa.
Sniff mainiiien ettd eldmme ter
neind ia moimme taifin bDnin $50
Idmaa toimon Seilletin.
Sitten m%ainitien etid minulIafin on
10 fafIi losta miereqdni leittimdsid,
moIemmot poitia. - &plG iGnla
alta rieniGG buimoa moubtia eteen'
pdiu. On FUN eilinen pdifpG fun
dim iield fotitummuiuo. ia iiitd on
fuitenfin fulunut pboetiditd muotto
muotta fun fotitantereet idtin. Wluis'
tan ulein iitd oitaa fun plin lapIena,
euinfa oina iuosta bpslpttelin teiue,
topiin t%oiIinoon morpoitonitin t.
min, mutto iinne main pitt tuila,
ga fuinfa ieiuG alma oil leifit iuol
miino! fun pdGIin teille, Isl 'itd
tulut uni eitd ndipmpS, entd nina
ndbnpt teibGn tosfaan tpudstppGn
minuun - oIin alma FUN f%otononi.
g9oon puoiien fpaibtelueia olen
mbdtin ioutunut pois testuuoestdn'
ne. eniin Waoiaau, iosIa plin fuuii
puotta, ia Iitten tdnne. yliin, emme
tieod ioeeo fosfoon tulemme nGfe'
mddn ioiIinmme td6ld, tatoawaiIess
ia maailmosia. Waan - lola
noin fertoa ettd mitGtin olen Suma'
Ian lapii ia 0ristutle len fansIapertlli'
nen uston foutto. Wtitds puuituu!
= Ell mitGdn puutu. Siind on fptld
ia Ie riittdd fun SeinS on minnntin
fobotetun ia tuomitun l%uuoStonnt
ppbGuG foniilla iperelGdn.
81 rofos iisfc! oletiefo CONSTANT
Iomon ten motedmies? Slettl ban
toll. GitebGn ioota t6t6 fieltdG, iiud
taitfi, iotfa eipdt msto ne iuomi'
tam. ueto, ia uefotoan tpoon ipo'
paana ormolobiono i%tielemme au'
tuus, ppbpps ia pubtaus. - Sid ro'
tos! Iuuret oipot IinLn tefoIi ia fdIit'
tdmdttDm6t iinuu tieIi, fosta fault
minun p%oifoIi SeIufIen foutto iula
fotiin idtd outnuita omistomoon.
Winusto oliIi min bousfoo laooa
tietdd onto Iiad poiftofunnolla Su'
molan Jana ioonut fiioa, mai onto
ne ibmiIei uuoenoituiIio mailman
parantoiio. - Noi ettd fofo mooil
ma diff outnas. Mutto niinhdn ia
o lonluntetii6: rGi maoilma au'
tuootii, ipoitfu IoiIi, t~ulefoon."
apud tue SumoIan lana on ibs
meeuinen ia Iind on ipoima. Eoiiet
iiiben louttaontuu, toilet ie porans
too. Nino fun Iitd pnbumme TOP
mielesId min norman ndemme
fobto miid Ie m~oifuttoo. Wlind mic
leudni boluoiiin ola lpriieten petd'
ND, mutia Ell Ipnnin pstdmd, ia MT
fun en- moi ola beioGn f%onsioan
ipnnin pSt6tpG, min Diboa nlinua
toto iumoloton maoilma. Sdeid lit
ten tooS ioteutuu !Serron SeiutIen
lanai: re iuIette toifiIta nibatia.
mitIi minun nimeni tdboen", ia
mpDs: ,Woi ieitd, ioiia maaiIma
tiittia" !. H. G. Splld ie on ibmeel
lietd = ienidbben OF tarpeelista al.
ma pit6d IiImdrId onfi 3umoIon io'
noan n6boen.
gpieId pppodn 3eitd, Cambria, et,d
tdipiEtie aino tan OH oitao minun
ild.poubufleIleni pubelemoefd Su'
NOLAN rotfnuoeeto Ipniiiiin, fud fl
nd mn6e me teeuinre Si6mme tob'
bon, iota Oh taiuaooid.
ebtapd lopeton tdld tertoo ia Id
tdn Geiodt SunloIon ormoIannu bal
tunn, fiind l%ohuoeil, ettd ioinoosIo
'iopaamme toiiemme tnno ituiIiua
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09
NeIS Seppo.
Eiiton tirjuri.
Suarnotpuorot morrossuuuo:

Sunrnotpuorot marrnsfuuuo:
IL y. Gniumct Ito 10 op.
u y. paeioeia gDaoIau fontriua
tirtocio flo 3 ~.
IL y. @opper Giip tIo 7 ip.
10 y. Solumet flo 10 op.
II y. WFobaDif aormoieuo Flo z
ip
p y. g0a'ltoerin ~firtooia Flo z 10.
70 y. SoInnet flo 10 op.
rs 'Soncoct mr.. ~gDislunbiua Flo 3
~.
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Vh' T. So4 SuImnei, Wicb.
SeIeIou 622 so.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09

Sirtonmenoiu morrastuulo:
II p. GIpSid TO 10 up pepIosia
tlo 3 ip.
IA y. piteeia Flo 1 pdiw.
10 p. GmborrosTisia flo 8 Id. al.
too leurofunnon iItomo, toimittu Fir.
fon rotenmeopufIi.
20 y. Seurof. Ipps iIioma GIusIa.
rs p GloSId Flo 10 oom. Soubo.
niSIa Ito 8 ill.
:. 6irpi.
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6inta
2eibGnen, Yubde. lanluf. so IS
WaoraI len Ylblian bistoria O.4O
&oraaIipiriitiria . 1.5O
Eutb. Sddlabia . 0.5O
Wtannaa Sumolon lopIiae O75
iceberg, Minoa Iutuuhen tie OTIS
&riStut EN- rottaus iJntiFin OO5
edbetpS arisiutIesto ia i~enraf. O.1O
SuloiIia ianomia Gioniue O1O
uston oppi autuu:een $50
Oltd tulee O1O
prdtorius, ..slore aitta /. 1.25
gtditd iaopi tilota tGmdn leboen
fo%nttoorieto ietd g. SaaralaItu.
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Dariunebe,tet mo rrasfuuuo:

16 y. poImes Siipsfd s. Silmo.
losla Ito z liz.
II y f~irtoeli Flo 2 ip. ia iltoIeu.
rot S'ot Jobnionisio Flo z
ID y. poboactieIa Flo 10 op.
=. SunSfouen,
WtennbSo, Minn.
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marauette, Wild.

Marquette, Wild.
4ofofmna 1911.
Qirie glmerifoStu Suomeen, Sono'
ra So utomdene, 95yid, 10. |.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-09
Spwia firioia.

Victor Saornlaue on Ioapunut Iurb
ri mddrd tirioia Suomesto:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
Hottest on Weutber ,Inn.

WASHINGTON, May is.-All the way
from the Rocky Mountains 10 the At
lantic coast stretched hot wave to-
oeaN. with tempera lures almost break
ing records In various cities and caus-
ing prostra tons galore. From out OF
the North Pacific. however relief l.;
coming in storm with considerably
cooler weather In It's wake. This storm
moved east to-day over the Northern
plains States, bringing high winds and
showers i was scha ednled by Meath
er Forecaster Bowie tonight to reach
the Mississippi Valley to- morrow, II
VIII be followed. saws Professor Bowie.
by general break in the hot wave
eyer +, the mississippi and plains states
within the next thirty-six or forty
eight hours" The heat wave Is due
to moderate in the Eastern States Sat-
urday or Sunday. B 4.
Washington and Richmond weret to-
dav the hottest places on the weather
map. their official record running an
TO 90 against ashington's seasonal
record breaking "a n week ago. Balti-
more, Louisville and other cities, how
ever. were close competitors The
street thermometers m the shade here
recorded o. while on in the sun ran
Continued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
wnr Err Erom Over

Paris. May Isl do not believe
that the resignation of President Diaz
VIII really stop the revolutions" This
emphatic declaration was made this
afternoon by Vice President Corral. OF
MeNico. whose resignation. along with
that of President Diaz, has been prof
fered hy the Mexican administration
as concession to the revoluLonists.
Senior Corral has been iii for severai
days. and although he has received
only his intimate friends. he consented
mis- evening to give statement on
the situation in his country. He sail!
he had received no official advices or
personal messages from President Diaz
covering the latest developments in
Mexico. Until he heard directly from
the President he would make no deci
sion about resigning. Nevertheless. he
intimst ted that he foresaw a possibility
that the condition OF his health might
necessitate his retirement from office.
The Vice President showed intcus,,
interest In press dispatches bearing on
the peace arrangements. After their
iperusai, he exclaimed:
Let me say this again. the retire
ment Of President Diaz Will not end
the revolution. because Madero's au-
thority exists only In the State OF
Chihuahua
In the other disturbed province, he
has no real influence believe II
almost certain that the revolt will con )
tinue throughout the affected areas. At
least In guerilla form"
Asked as 10 how an end could be put
I-7-7T771 TCon tjn,,.5 :. - ~ --.-----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
Fine Literary Features

AninnG the especially fine literary
fenture. In the Illustrated ainsn.lue
Of 'rhe Times Dispatch next sunday
VIII he "N1rs. PrIm's Iafchiesx
Match" Ivy Hugh Pcude1ter; "Jnhn
ycpE and Ills i1nblts," by George
Allnn England; "Thr First Ainn Gre
mntcd," by 4. +. Ferris; "The Great
est Ptay Ever saw by Jnkc SfnhI,
cx-first baSrmnp az the Unnton
Americans, ns told 10 Lin Mclean;
"HObbing Cows 10 Feed Mice" hy,
Roy Crhntlnll; "Fightlng Jne-lIIs
Friend" by Smith ID. Fry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-01

again young man.
saying probably neither the
that proposition
judge at that
that he could talk ntegent testified
incident
during the trial
trial there was man the name who was
for the being You
that the testimony shows Mhael already
Fred ranor The
is asked he his notwh-
standing fact that the
senting him. the will McClory
Mr. Mchaes
t "cCos was appointed as an attorney from M'cnael
that he drew the usual stipend of twenty-five dol
lars for
the WORD Wasn't ne drunk that time? he not drunk
that time what the charitable
in this and throw the
there
Hberate appointed Mr. McCoy
five dollars without money
s25 small insignificant
out of the right
say was an indication OF that and should
attribute it the that
Mcco things from the county Ramsey which Mcco
titled get and the county Ramsey entitled that
had
attorney and there evidence
beginning defy
find
minute Cuthb
the this particular incident he
asked asked the question: Didn't when
in Devils Lake Cuthb the hotel there that
intoxicated time" and he said "No Mr.
Cuhbert finally admitted he did
think That the only testimony
behalf with incident and Cuth
says that co"an did have few in him at that time Fred
Mr. McCo for the Mr. Mchaels tes1es
in opinion intoxicated while he
this who
JUDGED this
a against Hancock
his opening Oh he said lot of
Hancock Inn
he Il will bring an attorney that Hancock mad IN tna arcu
which Hancock show that Hancock did have
he would produce the attorney
Hancock the
What become him? hm?Why didn't they produce
silly foolish Hancock
high would
the trial of the of
Mckee vs. Haley he didn't testify to what going
August 1908 but he cou'dn locate the
trial which being conducted but want say that we believe
evidence sufficient finding that that the time
Mckee Haley tried then there
charitable him and claim that the in
and George Hancock testified
ing they Of drbtlng
running down the side his mouth ard
he urching
disagreeab objected at that point and he
impressed itself
itself had
the the bench sitting there practice
uchng back and forth his chair drunk
gentlemen Of this jury that the incident has been eab
the evidence not by
evidence reasonable doubt but beyond the shade Of shadow
established drunk the
1908 know whether
specification because Cowan wasn't
drunk on that occasion when
testified drunk and want to
everything that said and done
lead the
discuss
Of intoxcaion want to dis
the standpoint Of law
violation.
Tracy R Do leave eleven out purposely?
Mr. E. R. sinkler: haven't gotten to that have
talking about the Jdne 2sth
primary
haven't by that should say not
the date the primary election
vaent defenders the political 1acons
alley When Cowan approached
approached commenced talk to
young men,
he drunk he
fool Dam Dan says kno"
would drunken man would come
wouldn't contradict would
the influence OF
lies talked to ABOUT
stood around and who
they? Point witness ne produced
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esfying Branchhower who absolutely
nmy against
interested the this
anything indicate whatsoever that
truth? isn't question negative
mony
produced the effect him drunk
that practically
because proves nothing Judge
drunk addicted
Of intoxicating auor
he became drunk he govenng
IN tho cutter We don't claim he became so intoxicated he had to hang
maintained coneqded for We do contend that the
establishes
time Cowan, a
little Of the liquor that makes
intoxicated under the influence different times
Devils
occasions which has been by the evidence
his
Specification specihca
ton. Maurer; Samuels
county Ramsey
incident the
came
shown evidence
njuncona proceedings started believe be noectn
that position but that is my idea of the evidence
it is the evidence cowan and three others were
booth in the Vanderhoof hotel singing Scotch
the fact that he singing Scotch doesn't nd
drunk indicates perhaps he just little bit
blind singing
thought a
part
from Judge of
pect position
that anything that
show that John was the
undgnfed position
position district judge You might into that
the would consider but
position
let call attention the
three which
mind this throughout the
entire argument and under all OF the in this 1t all this
produced here in this that
considered testimony that
that F.
judge of his singing in the Vanderhoo hotel
Rugby
Chauauqua grounds
the entire OF testimony showing showing
the drinking habits the man. Not one thing In the case but the en-
ought be considered by arriving verdict
Specification the vanderhoo hotel We
At that time find with him
oneys the
Forks motion which
day
republican
through with the motion He met Judge
the hotel or some place and they went u stairs to room
that is the Duggan and Flynn Flynn esifes that he
performing duties He that
explain judge several times what he wanted
him him
had times and had
stopped couldn't
has interest this Dugean has
interest in this case Two men whose when they ap
carried conviction minds that they
the judge sitting there in
tending business business
what talking about
Is any wonder
cases? Is that
him while that
lost destroyed disappearing in
twenty-five delayed where the they
motions briefs Judge cowan
Of those instance
he said he didn't
them? disposed them? How did he
because neglect Of duty,
his rather to the condition Of
which he said he
should found in the fact that he had been mbbng in
oxcng that he maid them them
probably place when he of his
What the explanation Let it be
explanation must make
evidence which has been offered here in this
under the evidence Flynn
his
en gentlemen Flynn and Dug
gan consider that would be rather serious affair
drunk in their presence These in
and integrity Of these
that the construction
would be bad for
innocent
drunk their than
onen be ALL Baron Haney
the reign George Ill., hundred
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positively Now Judge Cowan his opening state
ment gentlemen Flynn and Dug
consider that would be rather serious affair
drunk in their These in
their intelligence and integrity of these two
young that the construction
why would be too bad for to
drunk the Of those two innocent
drunk their than
The nens be ALL Baron Hanley
Norhngton the High Lord
reign of George Ill., hundred
thirty about his majesty
a wish would issue order they don't
evening Wednesday and Friday and the
responded: Because want
least had enough for his
when he did drunk he not condition to
the had have who does
bench and call attention
specifications wherein have the trial of
which has for deal
this Frank Frye the deputy
that trial he noticed that
his head little sidew similar this
the witness stand how the judges
bench And he said that
opinion Mckee Haley Judge
him after left the
and talked with him after he had
drunk he could not talk
opening statement speaking of the incident
hotel when Fred Dugan and Flynn
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