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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-17

g ENATOR TOM WATSON of
~ Georgia created a sensation, dur
ing the debate on the soldiers bonus,
by making charges that many Amerl-
can soldiers were executed in France
without trial, and offering a photo
graph of a gallows at Gievres on
which, he asserted, at least % boys
had been hanged. A special commit
tee was named to investigate Watson's
charges, which were promptly de-
nounced as preposterOus by those who
should know. Senator New produced
War department figures showing the
death sentences in France numbered
%. only ten Of which, mostly for
crimes against women, were carried
into effect. Capt. w NJ. Larner, who
was camp quartermaster at Gievres,
says the scaffold mentioned by Wat
son was erected by him for the exc
cutiOn of one man, who had murdered
military policeman, and that no
other man was executed there during
the entire war.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-17

NEXED by the predatory designs
of the little entente against Hun
gary, and the demands made on that
nation, the allied powers came to the
rescue, and ordered the little entente
to stop its military plans against Hun
garians. They also demanded that
Hungary should surrender former EN-
peror Karl and his wife, and should
at once pass law depOsing for all
time the Hapsburg family The ma
tional assembly was called together
in Budapest, and a bill introduced
that would have this effect, and that
postpones the election of a new king
until a more favorable date. Karl
and Zita were turned over to the Brit
ish, placed on a gunboat and started
on their way to exile, probably on
one of the Madeira islands.
This, however, does not bring peace
to central Europe, Both Greece and
Jugo-Slavia, it is reported, have in
vaded poor Albania, one from the
south and the other from the north.
And General Petlura has started an
other serious revolt in the Ukraine
against the Russian soviet govern
ment. Large bodies of his supporters
from Rumania and Poland swarmed
across the border and gained control
Of virtually all of Podolia, capturing
kaminetz-Podolsk and other cities.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-17

COVIET Russia, through Foreign
- Minister Tchitcherin, has made
overtures to the rest of the world, ask
ing especially that the United States,
Great Britain, France, Italy and Japan
make peace with the republics of Rus
STA and the Far East. He says the
soviet government is prepared to rec
ognize the debts Russia contracted
previous to 1914, including the enor-
nous bond issues held mostly in
France. This new step of the Lenin
government toward conservatism has
not so far aroused great enthusiasm
among the other nations, though Great
Britain is sufficiently interested to ask
for further particulars.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-17

| tine at Lorain.
Safety Director David J. Scott of
| Youngstown was convicted by a jury
in common pleas court on a charge
of bribery in connection with liquor
law violations. Sentence was not i'm
posed, pending motion for a new
trial.
Common Pleas Judge Sewers OIL
Franklin county refused to grant a
recount of the ballots cast for Prohi
bition candidates at the November
election. in 1920, sought by Prescott
| Gillian of Columbus.
After deliberating just eight min
utes, a jury in the United States dis
trict court at Cincinnati returned a
verdict of guilty against Joe Derosa
of Toledo, charged with violating the
anti-narcotic law
Louis Williams, 40, and his wife
Laura, So, of Indianapolis, were IA
tally injured when a gas explosion
rocked the Scott building at Toledo.
John Spusak, q, single, committed
suicide at Cambridge by shooting
himself in the head.
Ray Wiseman, 10, of Proctorville,
was accidentally shot and killed
while hunting.
Two of the barns of A. N. Nc
Combs, Cadiz, have been burned in
a week and he has received threat
ening letters. McCombs is active
politically.
DR.. Julian Morgenstern has been
named acting president of Hebrew
Union college, Cincinnati
For violating game laws, DR.. o. 1.
Henniger, Fred Henniger, F. w. anu
Donald Weiteki, all of IrontOn, were
fined 800 and costs each and their
guns and dogs forfeited to the state.
Irwin H. Bolgar, Cleveland phar-
macist, was robbed of 500 by ban.
dts
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03

odata prnprietarnlni ca daca nu
e multamit, Sd 0tpfreasaa, pentrn
ca ca convinsl cd chiria prea
mare.
Berlin. GQmisia pentru pie
biscitul din Silesia snperioara STA
terminal lucrarile. All an inaintat
consiliului slprein resultatnl ln-
crarilOr recomandind ca Silesia
superioara sa fie Impartial in
dona. Polonia sa capete districtele
Pless, Rybnik 81 partea din rasa-
rit. lar cealalta sd o capete Ger
mania, Partea Qermaniei partea
industriala, dar cele mai bogate
mine de carbunf sunt in partea
&c vine Poloniei.
Scaderea pretului mtului i'm
yinderile in mare s'a refletat 81
asupra c0mertului in mic All. Ca
litatea cea, mai bnna de unit sea-
zut ell patru cent? la funt. care
s'a vindut Gu 80 81 ~ cent?. In
u!tlmele zece zile prctul untului
a scazut cu 16 cent la funt.
Jerusalem. Intre ciocnirile
de Dumineca intre arabi 81 cio-
nisti an fost 20 morti 81 $50 ra-
nit, precum spun telegralpele
prlmlte prin agentia ovreiasca.
Trupele sosite an reusit sa res
taureze crdinea fara ca sa folo-
,easca armele.
Liga fcmeilor' GU drept de vot
81 va tinea al doilea congress
anual in zilele de IL 81 II Maiu
n Columbus. Congresul va as
:ulta raporturile despre activita-
tea din anul trecut 81 va, proceda
la alegerea nouilor frllctionari.
Sc vor tlnea Gu aceasta ocazie trei
,onferinte: aslpra copiilor, ali
nentarii 81 asupra femeilor care
ucra prin usine.
$50
Cherbourg. Franta. = Vaporul
Wheaton q plecqt de aici spre
Antwerpen, adreind, 2s00 splda1i
mort in Franta. In, Antwerpen: Sc
sor mai pune 1000 cadavre care
yor ii abuse in New York sd fic
.'ngropate in Ststele Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03


L. ca pohbita produs multa perturbae in uncle state,
ca apearea ei satele comunee miloanc Gle do
r ca scopul penru fost votaa 81 aplicaa stirea
hetiei sa stins dmporva poporu bea bautur ottir
coase dnaoare sanaati ca in general scu sdcor
al ari inreprnderile eli suera perder de suite lie m
l;oane pc an.
Satele carl nau proba in carl egea aceasta
aplca nunai in virtutea amendentun Vosead Ia Con-
sutie soco egea ripre lbertati indyi.uae 81
autonome stateor 81 in mai mue rinuri rdcat pro-
teste mporva eli atacn constituonaatea lege char la
Curtea Suprema Staelor Unite.
Ca sa lmpace sprtee fOstul minsru de ustitie dat
decisiune plin lnga racu berea vnu sd e
socoe bauur medicae ci poata prescre annte
canati medicina pacentlor de care medicul
Nlee recute dspozunea aceasta fost atacata pri
project de ege depus pc brou Camerei in adme
vu bautua medicaa dar exclude berea proiec
inca M Sc site soarta
Ceeace face guvernul federal vna carl
stunt 81 faptu ca statee carl au votat proba
sa dea nc eectv authorization federae in apca
ege prohbitunei inereunnd prin aceasta sarcna i
bugetu federal T.
langa proiecul sus-amntit a mai depus un project
dc ese sa ase la faculaa taeor apcarea egc prob
btlnci 81 gradul de tare bauturor socotite legae
n alt project de lege s'a depus zee recuta pc h
roul Senatuu ngadue vnderea de bautur sproase pc
te vapoarele carr poarta pavonu american dupa de-
lartat trei mile din rada portuui acestei ari.
lngaduina' aceasta, despre am amint inr'nn M
mar recent sa cerut de comisiunea nava companior
seor de comer americana msura de proteguire
tuui american.
Comsunea aceasa doved prin cifre 81 docuepta con-
crete ca cand vasee de comer srene pc earl Wind a
tu sprtoase fac afacer bune find ntotdcauna narcac
rasager 81 implicit 81 mara vasee americane toate ca
mue din ee sunt maj comfortable 81 petu transporulu n
MAJ scump decat vasee strne ccula aproape gpalo
gube enorme pentln armator aceasta nnmai pannca
rrobita in vgoare toate rgore la tot timpu CALI
tore Comsa aras aentia guvernuu tar eli char
a'nerean feresc de vasee merg mai bucH
Gu vase unde pot olos bautur in timpu voajulu bautr
eesea orr absolu pentru caator 81 personal
Proectul pentru aceasa ngaduinta desi nu-i sprnta
pc fata de oficaatea din Washington, sunt ndc in
dreptaesc crednta ca aseimentu de bnp sean6
vOta.
Atunc cand ineresee vale ale tar sa Sc faca con-
cesiuni ebue sd faca, in cazu cec mai
ytae ntsrese ale aeese tar moacee eli de transport le
mare Gle care egata lntreaga viata eoonOmica thE
~, maine daca ineresee marei indusr ale statagy .
Est state emnamene ndusale 81 carl votat egea pr
hbe, vor cere concesun suntem sigur ca cn oate pro
estfe uscatlor face concesa aceste state ss
plice egea dupd interesele lor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03
DE z1UA AnDFH FALK.
Uarsdf Aosieinalk.).

DE ziua nuntei tale eu
lti scrin cateva. sire,
La nunta parte no sd. leu
saei val, iti jur pc Dumnezeu.
"a mi-asi esi din fire,
81 tn ma sti ca sunt neryos
u lasi snopi, capita,
fe ladragarul tau sfatOs,
iOe iai cUege de pc jos
fSuviE GU suvita".
Eu sunt siirac 81 n 'oi putea
sa-ti dan cadouEi ''greles
DE ziua nuntii, draga. mea,
Caci sti tn bine 'ntara inca
cresc nuWai cotobrele.
Tu stii eel viaA de poet
Cal fost 81 tu artista.
rraesc 81 el asa. pe meet
La circuri si prin Cabaret
Cu punga vecinic trista.
Oar val de nna ma tot TEN
"a vlata asta-i scurta g ~
Parsc am cazut sub. un biestem
De cand moi dragoste n 'ayem
Ma nsras i-mi creste hurta.
sa multpmesti lui Dnmnezeu
Can dragostea-i psterna
Tia dat de mire-l,l natArau
Sal poti purta de. mas mereu
"a sa te faci... moderpa.
u eand toti te vor parisi
Si-i raminea flamGnda,
Revii Ia mine vel s6si
IN suflet fori de pomi tariff,
Oar mime vhizfn6)1v
C'Glasul Lihsrtatii").
& u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03
DIN fueA QllDluL4

Rachiu sau viata'' a strigat
IN (cum sal zicD, individ Gu re-
volverul ridicat asupra lui Albert
Schuster, yipzator de b8uturi
'llscate'' 251O +: 46 Str. Schus-
ter neayind rachiu, omul scoto-
cit tot 1ocalul 81 neeasind, Pile
caf, f1r6 s1 se atinga de vre.un
ban din tsaslea san de Hne-o bau-
tura uacatS. ea1a din mila Dom
nuIui era desttala.
"A AAptorui romanelpr bortaritelor
selfhrs ~ pisAazs de IA . vrepse
H. 'snesele d<ale ca
e. \ res esRinisec cpte a. n tias1usils
. = 4 4 ssorloasels &posi
!.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03

parte Ia aceasta adunare find Cd
nssall a9sit ri lla l1lamsa tunnos
de cdrti din parfea d-lui Professor
Leon Nsrsru din New York pom
stra Hiblioteca Soesssatii nsssars
deci IN aceastx sediAk vom sta.
tori ii orele pssts saptzmfnx ds
cctit, credem cA de Ia aceasta se-
'dinta aiei in nleHbru NJ v iipsi.
- nunsle 6eciet6tii 6x1IaS-
'torui Ren1a Ain !. tSan1 bospa,,
So .an rdnas asla4l svx Gu
stim&. q
sslas a1nnlIp (.ss
- =. sae ssslss -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03

pana reusea sa sarutr o fatl; in
ziua de All O vezi pentrn prima
oara la S:10 dimineata la 3.33
popa va pune pirostiile pc cap 81
pima la sasc seara. daca nu inter
vine divortnl, va satnrati de
gnrita.
=
CuriOS, Gu taate cercetarile pc
eari lean faeut in timp de trei-
zeci de ami, II am putut afla daca
Qe vremea lni Matuzalem era,.
societati de asigurare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03


l9sa la naiha tiparale, de com0di-
Ftati iutime.
-
In domn SO plinGe ea 1sgaat4
sa in fiecare sear4 II NINE a. ~
plimbe prin casa GU IN cdtelqs
mic in brate, pima adoarme cA-
telul.
M faceti T,rinsori en- llcvasta; !;
perdeti sau castiesti tot in pagub6
sunteti.
Sc site q Q EhNatx trsbuA ef
tie mai mare - pjcioHa,l 1aE mi
cnrfl,d Puteti copyinee ~ ~
.turc n Waainae came AZ npge ~
.eat ~ q ekit6 ~ y eEeaet = ~
Ysit sio auali iii, a. $3.50 ~ !
''blle = ~ 1aa maze ssSi isjnru
: ! '| =!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03

Comiaisnei valntei . deeis rre-
shibiEse "a i,ap0rt = 0ri e6rsi fl
do nanA apstsia4s, ekiar aaaa y
aipaatine faefia0r saapslsi austsq-
unaasi slaHaniti ssfiisi aapugi ro.
mani. ~
Ae4
Dl miniatna TranousIaeiI u al.
Fnns s6pt4mipf viitaase4la. Can@.
r. IN: pn0iast' = askp ppirifer =
g,al enfaree nnjficisei adqj-
|nisfaGtixs 4 iat1rllali usnncii
81 6oretiri1or aosiale pronnm il )
IT, is1ilsr n1ndia6s ~ Assss
pia,ia1a s
h As
anao1 ~ = - = = 1ki>lllI Z
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-03
.IlFQRtEk'T|UN

heI, care d lnceput caNpanla pen
tru reducerea preturilor. a scris
All un articO! in care anunta pu.
blicnlnl ca pretnrile actuale smt
destul Gle mici 81 publicul poate
cumpara Gu confidenta. FL a de.
monstrat ca pretrile all cazut Gu
30 la suta de cand a inceput re.
duccrea.
Sandusky, O. = Niste hoti pro
babil cu inclinari muzicale an i'm.
trat in pravalia hui Bauer s HUI
ghes 81 au dus de la Ell doua saxo-
foane 81 un clarinet. Aceste instru
mente de muzica au fost evaluate
ia 3S5 dollari.
Warren, Ohio. = Barbierii din
iocalltatc sunt i'll greva incepind
cn : Maiu. Eli au cerut sa li-se dea
~ La snta din venitm total 81 o
gaantie de 30 dollari la sapta-
mama. Barbierii-patroni nu vor
de cat % la suta 81 0 garantie de
p dollari.
Primarul Orasului. FitzGerald.
designat pc seful politiei Smit
"a mearga la New York ca sa re-
orezlnte Orasul. Ell va participa
a adslnarea aranjata la New
York de toti sefii de polite din
stafele Unite 81 Canada pentru
luarea masurilor practice pentru
nlaturarea crimelor &c Sc CONT
dc o vreme incoace.
BabtiStii din Cleveland au ho-
farlt rldicarea unei biserici care
va costa 100000 dollari. Milo
1ul de dollari il au din vinderea
lnel proprietati bisericei Pen.
itru cOlectarea celor cinci suite mil
iollari au- deschis o colecta de
izece zile. Terminul cspirat eri
S'au adunat 512.417 dollari. Zidi-
"ea Sc va incepe de curind.
George Butano striga i'll guraj
mare ca pc el mime null poate
,mori. FL locuia pc 5602 Herman
Ave. All in spitalul Fairview
aesinat de perderea multa de
;lnge. LudOvic Oros este arestat
il acuzat ca injunghiat pc Bu-
tano cu intentia sd omoara.
La trihunalul minorilor au fost
adjust All patru copii acnzati Gu
enrt. Politistul Gleine, care avea
,ostnl pc Backeye Road, de multi
Iplndea sa prinda. 0 banda DE-
,opH carl an sRart vre-o zece pra-
salH tara ca 50 RoaM fl prinsi.
An fine All ia prips tocmai candi
''lucran" in praxalie de haine
.oe S5O3 Buckeye Rd.
Billy Sunday a parasit orasu'
Cincinnati, m,de, q predicat. Ip,
decllrsnl acestui timp a tinut lO3
2redici; q fost ascultat de 800. .OOQ
persoane castigat 5000 ade-I
rent. In ultima ii Q vorhit fnain-.
tea q 10000 persosne. Venitu Gu.
ret ee 81 adunst in ultima ii mn
mai din daruni banerols a fost
"a MQ dollaHi.
Berea, Ohio. - Iptreg sat,,!
Columbia Station a foat amanip.
tat cn distrugere. Eri, inainfe de
Hajexnl nqRtii s,a apEins o prxpa-
ie. lmedist s'a. onaanixat . bri.
ea6 DE- yclnateri na<i A'aal apq,
cat de stingere, pin6 aissd alii an,
mers in autnmohae in satele din
epFoQriAre ~ eAeme Qonpierij.
Aatfel ~ bcaliaet focs) d nm au
M de c3t a6teva zidiEi. Raes,be
- nzat n u. go Acllani.
e4A s.
hoaN4A IaeilA n Tis1lay- nm D
a1f1ptat a1s6 Aipdb sse.,,n 4siby-
NJ y s4ntint - beza
I. ka ~ ehjrio. k saxn,t,o
d $500 lpis,l
= u e. l1af ~ 80
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-15
Question On
 Boundary

Guatemala, June 15.-Just at the time that the union of four of the Central American republics is being announced by its supporters as fact, a question of the boundary be tween Honduras and Guatemala has come to the front. It is reported here that armed forces from Hon. duras have occupied the disputed ter ritory.
 territory to the south and east ot the MOtagua river which has been in the possession of Guatemala, if not since time irlmemoriaI, at least since Guatemala became independent. It consists for the most part of a trop- ical wilderness covered with inter- minable forests. A range of moun- tains forms the southern boundary of the wilderness. With the building of the railroad from Puerto Barrios to Guatemala City, and the develop ment of banana plantations along It's route and on the Motagua river, set the wilderness, and purchases of the vacant lands have followed.
 Now Honduras bases it's claims to this territory on some old Spanish maps and surveys said to have exist ed when the whole of Central Amer ica was known as the Kingdom of Guatemala and was governed by a viceroy at the old city of Guatemala.
 Sensational reports have been pub ished in two of the daily newSpap- CTS here recently concerning this claim of Honduras in which insin- nations are made that representatives terests of Guatemala to Honduran- ia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-15
 Pan-Pacihc
 Press Meet

Columbia, Mo-, June 15.-P1ans for the organization of a Pan-Paeific Press Conference which would meet yearly and have as it's object the bet torment of relations between coun- tries bordering on the Pacific Ocean were discussed here during Journal ism Week at the University of Mis- souri, May 23 to 27, by Dean Walter Williams of the School of Journal ism of the University of Missouri and representative American journal ists.
 The conference, it is planned, will be organized during the meeting of the World Press Congress at Hono- lulu next October. One day of the congress has been set aside for dis cussion of the organization of the conference.
 Better relations between the Unit ed States and Japan and between other Pacific countries may be brought about it is hoped by better CTS and journals of these countries.
 Definite plans for the Pan-Pactfic Press Conference are not yet ready to be made public but it was an nounced that it was planned to have the conference meet yearly should its organization be effected. At these conferences the situation in the different countries represented in the conference would be discussed as well as their relations with other countries of the world and an effort made to adopt an editorial and news policy which would tend toward a better feeling between the peoples of these countries.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-15
FRANCE BUILDS UP HER AIR
 ! FORCE

Paris. June 15.-The reorganiza- tion of the whole French army on a peace footing is at present being con tempIated by Minister of War Bar thou. He is also elaboraung a scheme whereby the peace army could rapidly be transformed in the time of war.
 Important notifications are to be made. There will be marked dim-nu- ton of infantry and cavalry units and an increase in the air force Less colonial troops are to be stationed in France, though in time of war they will be brought over. Certain elements from North Africa, how ever, will continue to receive in struction in France. The artillery strength of the French army is also to be increased consid erably.
 According to the new project there will be 139 regiments of infantry in stead of 173 on the first of Jan uary, 1912, sixty-seven regiments CT cavalry instead of eighty-nine, 1o1 artillery regiments instead of seven ty-five, fifteen regiments or engIn- eers instead of seven. sixty air Ob servation squadrons instead of ten, 40 fighting esquadriIles as against ten, and twenty-six airshipS Or cap tive ballOn companies instead of four.
 These figures represent the follow ing number of men:
 Infantry 267.4S0 Cavalry 50,0Oo Artillery 104,459 Engineers 31,775 Air Service 32O5N Medical Supply and Transports 40,22s
 To these numbers must be added a colonial army of 10000, and 1O,- coo regular army men. The bill also calls for the creation of special instruction schools. The army re- serve is made up of classes liberated once their term of military service is completed. and these are not included in the above figures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-15
Secretary Davis Is Member Of l8
 Fraternal Qrders-Is Not A Millionaire

the order pays $2 a year" said Sec retary Davis, ''but that s2 goes to make a home for children and the maintenance of a school to educate them.''
 It is one of his creeds that ''every child is entitled to at least a high school education and trade" In Mooseheart, Ind, the order now maintains a school where orphan children numbering 1900 are being educated and trained to make useful citizens. The school is one of the hobbies of the Labor Secretary and he is always planning to increase it's scope and effectiveness.
 "Jim'' Davis, as the new Secretary of Labor is affectionatefy called, is "jiner.'' He is a member of eight cen fraternaI and other organiza- tions, but the Loyal Order of Moose claims most of his attention. He joined that order in 1906, becoming it's 247th member. Since 1907 he has been it's director general and under his administration it now numbers over 60O,0OO members.
 The Labor Secretary was born in Tredegar, Wales, on October 27, 1873, and was brought to this coun- try by his parents in 1881. When but eleven years of age he started
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-15
Sheu-Shocked To Be Taught
 Carpentry

Courses in carpentry have been decided on by the Knights of Colum- bus reconstruction committee as the most logical livelihood instruction for shell-shccked soldiers. At St. Eliza beth's Hospital, Washington, D. C. the K. of c. have been experimenting with U. s. government approval and Red Cross cooperation, with a mod ern, machine equipped toy-factory More than five hundred men have re- ceived training as toy-makers.
 "The demand for this sort of labor is not large enough to accommodate discharged men with steady employ Mckinley announced, ''so it is our endeavor now to train the men in gen. eral carpentry after consultation with union heads of the trade inter- ested in the mems welfare.
 The shell-shocked man takes more readily to wood work than to any other skilled employment. It pro- create which occupies his mind and that is one of the most desirable features of training for shell-shocked men,"
 The K. of c. carpentry shop at St. Elizabeth's has been inspected Oh several occasions by government medi- cal authorities and trade leaders, who have pronounced it one of the best equipped and directed places of its kind in the country. James Kelly, winner of the D. s. c. for his gallantry in action with the Marines in Belleau Wood, is chief instructor for the Knights in the shop. The course de- signed commences with simple wood work and progresses to cabinet-mak- ing. More than 5000 men are in St Elizabeth's eligible for the free K-C training.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-15
Five Times Wed, Woman Is Held for Murder of
 Four Husbands

Twin Falls, Idaho, June 15-Mrs. Lydia Southard, who stands accused of murdering the four husbands who preceded her present husband, a petty officer in the United States Navy, has arrived here from Honolulu via San Francisco in the custody of Sheriff H. V. Ormsby, of this city, to the Twin Falls court She is also ac- cused of murdering her 26-months- old daughter and a brother-in-law.
 Mrs. SOuthard is a slender. color less little woman with Bray eyes that lack anything but ordinary eEpres- sion. Her smile is warm and she carries herself gracefully. Mrs. Southard, those who have seen her, agree is the last person one would select as a possible wholesale mur- deress.
 Mrs Southard is anxious to escape interviewers. Throughout the long trip across the Pacific and up from san Francisco to this little city in the sagebrush country Mrs. Southard has maintained a perfect calm. ''I am not worried" she said in answer to a question. ''Why should I be? I have a clear conscience and docu- mentary proof of the cause of death of my husbands and little Lorraine Marie, my baby"
 Little Lorraine Marie was the daughter of her first marriage. her husband having been Robert C.. Dooley, 3 Missourian-
 Mrs Southard has asserted that her husbands died from diseases which she admits might have been con tracted from her as carrier. The charges against her allege murder by poison.