160 Iowa 328 | Iowa | 1913
The defendant, at the time charged in the indictment, to wit, on or about the 1st day of September, 1911, was the keeper of a boarding house at Humboldt. On different occasions F. W. Dietz, with whom she is charged with having committed adultery, was a visitor at her home, and various witnesses testified to having seen them together at different times, and at least one witness other than Peterson, whose testimony we will later notice, testified to having seen them kiss each other. Dietz was married in 1894, and this prosecution was commenced by his wife.
In addition, the state was permitted to introduce, after identification, letters written by defendant to Dietz, and from
With the sentence thus modified, the judgment of conviction by the trial court is Affirmed.