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**To which 50 ■per cent do Mr.Bumgi aad myself boloHg?iskea Meyers.I tare nothing against society,*’ rr«bon continued. I am just as litor society as anyone.■■ . 1 Aju Evolutionist,'’! **In the eyes of the law I am TOJty, but in the eyes of justice IJn tonoceut. I am a religious fa-Up until two years ago I was . Christian, but I found IL did not ®y;tb.bG such*. I am an evolution-B--If i man goes to war and kills Cif meai.-it* the ranks ot thether. army lie is praised as a greattero* - . But.; wh en X try to right a n“on^ done me I am a criminal.! never, hare stolen, a thing from I have cominitted no lar-^ny-^ :Kv any man in this court-oom^saysI have let him stand up tad .declare himueiLvV-V .Tells of Hammer Blow,Natter:men than I hare died in(j^ae:saylutas,; You can send me Q^ ’cmrhouse, hut you will heoing a great injustice bv such an ct.iution of the farm problem, he continued* “More money for research work at Ames, more industries in Jowa, ana more use ot Iowa prod-ucts by Iowa people will help,” he said, ^ but Iowa farmers must coni-mue in business organizations doing business in a business way and not depend on legislation or political action ho save them.Charges N, Y. HeadsOppositionWater■:eAsked about the incident when -entruck a man over the head with ^hammer, testified to bv Dr. teorge^fl Sprague, psychiatrist rom the university hospital, Tre-on said:not hit the man. when his ack .was turned. I did hit him,tit he had it coming to him. Hetagged about his war record andHe called me all kinds V0£rj7 aames, and I hit him: He 'led to lord it over me.” P^pangeroas,^ Says Sprague.u you jurors send me to the ^an© asylum you will be commit-ng; a greater crime than Watson ad I put together,'7** indicted far assault ith intent to commit murder bylooting E. E. Watson, his factoryjreman, July 3 last,Edwards, assistant coun-T .attorney, said he did not carej cross-eiatnine Trebon. pr* Sprague declared that Tre-on. way on© of the most danger-ub men ever received, at the Unl-erflity hOBpltal for observation. He he never had seen any one m-about an offense more coldly nd. unemotionally than Trebon ad talked about shooting Wat-3EL ;The witness said Trebon declaredm j did not what heiailed a square deal in his trial*e would get even with society,j greeting a train wreck as one leans.Paul, Miun., Jan. o.—(Ap) — Propaganda*1 against the development of a water route which would auk the middlewestern states witheastern seaports emanates from theAtlantic seaboard or New York Gov. Theodore Christ I auson Minnesota, charged today in address-!£? Great Lakes-SL LawrenceTidewater congresB.He characterized the prop a-”t as “ungenerous and’ as e.“anatiiig.froib the octopus of tho Atlantic seaboard, whose wealth ana importance have been built up largely from the contributions of the people of the midcantinent, The plan of the Tidewater association is to place the interior of the continent on a maritime basisenI.n t;ho Great *Y way* * c• kam‘ence river to theuninterrupted inflowing and outflowing commerce of the world.County BoardChairman NamesCommittee ListsChairman Edward Refshauge of4 £?UT1^ board announces thestanding committees for 192 6 as rollows. the member first mentioned bemir chairmans hrlrtges—District No* j,2. Kef-rw-w.t iIIUer; 1^0- Northev.Decfccr, Miller; No. 4, Miller TetpVx-*v°i \ T0eter- Refshause:5?. J Ahles. Bentley, Decker’£/• Hefshauzre. Abies*Finance—Teeter. Befshange. Bentleyl4°MInerb Poor—Decker, Ahles, Miller-insane—Northey, Decker. TeeterPnntfng—MUler, Teeter, Decker,OofiA e5f -xlt;?rtbey. Bentley..vX'? and homc“R0f?ha'-j=-'-ing him jimaintain h family.Mr. Boy!sideration they cauut counts upo his own cai can be do garden andthe very y(family, '‘cot and four c■ Hayfrom Kansi several da1 brother, wi in the servat that pialiedReceiptsod far Cedj can Red Cr iug on 3 brought intnations andJunior Red contributeri school $10. Officers (are; Mrs. CL*. F, HuuhH. N. SilHnHostrop. trOf the re the naticmamaintler beically.RcthlcJ Annual bberg of Bett^'ag conduci tions to thesen, who siberg, and 3the place ol tar Jorgens*cepled callcondition hi bis present it3 otdigatio ai ennventiup his dutieWilsonServices ILaMra. EdithRETIRINGArguments Brief. Arguments before the jury were l»Tt on both sides.Oounty Attorney \Y. A Cook52.:? “ss^tant wished Trebon ommltted to th^ insane dcpart-ient of the stato reformatory bc-tUB6 his commitment there prab-bly would he lor life. At least it TOuld continuo until he \ro3 con-uered sane, and Dr. Sprague l^r-0. E. S. H 0 M EOBITUAIIVfled Trebon would never be aVv- frrtitiuatir.p- frol’Jh£L„J!;: ynSuninor. I;u. Jaji. 5.—MarvinaViYt ^bhiU'-r, ?mi of Uc-v. H. C. and Hi * *xnlui?rf vj;is hinrn nyi: ’i-V-1 cn ^an- 1903^ Jind dvparttidithis lift' on Pro. I'.1*, 1.G2^. \He sp*-nt tht* years of his boyhood In I tho govern.I fiohJs wh^-A hfs father was} a nreachr-r. a?Tf’rd»rlt;J mihlirlgmduatlng from Waverlv hlpli 'Uy stood at thill e as\iud has^ bfeen with him since as a child, but is aggravated ie years come and go.If T.'rebon, who is only 24 yearsa had been convicted on the in-tctTnenK his maximum sentenceould have been 20 years. Withood Ume he might haru gained is liberty in 10 or 12 years, when, le state g attorneys say, Trebon ould again he a menace to so-Father Advisrs Txiraino.Conferences of Michael Trebon. ie father, with his son in the an-sroom at the courthouse vester-aLTfea4 a Pathetic setting. ' fou re my only son, Lorainc,, . _ - - United States nrmvou I ■*. 11* \ R. lt;ind F^-rvc*d [nofr* thaha^T»iir : y r\ Iro company ■.ur tl\lt; sijmal risinp to rank If After bdr.tr honombly dlA-■•rt rT * . . ? _ - M — Jiwsirwnsf, Minn., wh^re ho aork^d 3pn-.aohln^ Khoplt;i and lor Twint U y Ilaii\v a y com pony.Ills health svas frail a.»= result of;*lt; ormy anti be dud ofais.ibillttfis inquired in s. rvit\*Oct* 22. 1124. to Miss Klizab?_h Jan- I. mb-nrcr, nt La Cres*-Minn- Ue dird on D-re. 2Clt;. afterJ ^ diiys :n Ahcrd^.-n botsplsak T'aul *io had tnalt;i* A heroic fipht for hiseJwal'Tiibrr5hUUl h'“ j^ea ti;i Surviving ^ his widow and fiv ^ecks-q.d infant wn: rather, licwIi'i f'on IT. Coon,Ktxr chajkrUin»:d nan fry! b dinner at Ther in all lab Star cxjlor color apprblue, yolk nutoups n f^anjo -shat the home colors, rn:i he ^0 giii iu! party. The afsocially w -*---.-vn* i.tuier, KpV. 3fie father said, on the verse of ^kT5:hJVur* ?u»ner: thr*^ brofhers*ars. “i bad a 1 wavs hoped and a.. MJrudapteis-fayed you would be a giod d?“ » ^,cr- *'■**m and .IA, ------------ . ! H1 futl ftt plaw at nn /e ii a •» .1 * . _ IWomen's litInstalls OlltThe Women Ulan sc^^lon I afternoon ivltltine tjusin^-S-S nnd the prirtrMaliathm ofy^nr. ciaimfHfMr??. \f. O.officer and ; Hie followinc ’he corps’ affiI V.'-sjd^nT—in and might make your tnark in[ Hi^ Le world- If vnu have ^ oils- fr1orri :J10 ll DIT1 c ;*-t 2 o T o CoJ u n ih ;Vs ■ftvcnw, and was conducts bv l^F »^. *»! £•■ v*ry churrJ, of ' s7'f’au! whm- a firU^r w' hrtd'Huroi In Oidcliln ^-helr3 iLe world- If you have to go to ttsont a id an. Serve your timeid corns home with changed ideas, know of men who have served »fp and ^0. after beingiased, havo made good citizens, in lt;»M gli.m- *mi‘a^pinive worked and made money. |; J^jdicrs fn.cn Fm*t Sneliing fin-pe you'll bB that, Lorain©/1: ' *** S):irul, JI HAND 11DAVVrtvn^u-n'. It v/a.M tin V.-^ c ] lr^n nfiis;i-ffiTVRESenior vie* Baker.Jnr.iorT'rvi usurer—*'hapla!n—3lt; 'ondi;cirr—Asrc^rant « Pri?,. on.Kuanl — Mr,lt;Af'^istantb‘utr*'Mr?, ilravie c -Mrs. Port
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Tue, Jan 05, 1926
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