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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-26
Official Directory

Official Directory
U S Senators i i E Msa.,s1a'9s4 Hansh1onsh
u S ,Represen-l Thos Marshall
,Governor-John Burke
Lieutenant Governor-R S Lewis
Secretary of State-Alfred BlaisdeM
State Ireasurer-A Peterson
State Saa6,. AmditoraH Gsela, L - Hsl,nes e mesa
Railroad Com { 8 s+ls,is Dsisem
missioners Simon Westby
Supt Of Pub Inst-W I Stockwell
Com Com %eT Sf InsuTahesK e e 6 GS9Per G;Pgeath
.'aarsr sssss Ct Supreme }@ss sss,s,nx &Ssxnn
STATE SENATORS
LIST Dist-Judson LaMoure. ,Pernbina
:2nd Dist-F "A Halliday. Crystal
REPRESENTATIVES
list District Waiter M Wei Weiford, % Neche
Joseph Morin, Neche.
.(E II ReS1afneyer Cav'r
ana oen Ganssie. ashessa' sa Tha@as 'Sanaaa
dudge:7th Jud. Dist-W Kneeshaw
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States .Attorney-M Brynjolfson
Clerk of COurt-GeO Peterson
Shefiff-Geo Roadhouse
Auditorium. w Felson
'Treasurer-Elis Ehorwaldson
Register of ,Deeds-John + Gill
County Judge-H G Wick
Supt of ScllOOls-F NJ Sherarts
Surveyor-F E Hebert
.Coroner-Dr w NJ Brown
Public cAdministrator-T.R II Shaw
(1st-F'C Myrick, Pernbina
eo,,,,4,, 2nd-S SiGurdson, GartiaT
,Co,si,rs 3rd-Adanl Norton, Cavalr
No1ifs 4th-J N Horgan, NeGhe
C5th-Mm Rigwood, st ThG's
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Leave orders for rice
bran at Jones Bros.

The C. E. Social at the Reeve
home was very pleasant affair." eA
cept for the undercurrent OF sad
ness that this was the last social
with Bev. and Mrs. Leeds. As a
mirth provoker the medley rem
dered by Mrs. Reeve in payment |,
Of a forfeit, is worthy of special
mention.
If taken patiently and persist
emily will relieve the most obstinate
cases of Indigestion, constipation
bad blood, bad liver no matter how
long standing. That's what Hoi
listers Rocky Mountain lea VII
lido, Is cents, tea or tablets.
Cooper Drug Go.
IL. Pellerin of St. MartlnsVlIIe
La, the new druggist at the Ores
cent Drug Store, arrived in tow
Monday and took charge OF h
work at once. He takes the pIa'
of Mr.. Cools, who has resigned
! order to open up a drug store #
himself at Kaplan. Mr.. Peller
II comes here highly recommend
: and has the appearance and a
n dress of cultured gentleman.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Pest Cards

Large selection of new cards Just IL
,anging from two for . cents 10 :.
,...,. ,.cb Journal G.oK Store
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Fresh car Nutriline at Jones Bros.

Fresh car Nutriline at Jones Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carr were
to Lake Charles Monday
morning.
Will Hearne, travelling represent
ative of the Lake Charles American,
spent several days in town this
week.
| am prepared to do any and all
kinds of blacksmlthing and wagon
work promptly and satisfactory. Give
me a call Jos Villien.
S. A. Suffer of Jennings, is build
ing an addition onto the 5. y.
Scoggins home in the north part OF
town,
Why do you scratch? Royalint
letter Ointment will stop that ltchlnE
or YOUR money back. 30 cents. to
sale by Cooper Drug Co., and CreS
cent Drug Store.
We are glad to see some nue.
needed sidewalks being put dow
. in the east part Of town. Let tn
good work go on.
LRev. J. Y. Allison returned t
Lake Charles Monday morning al
e er having spent several days he
attending the meeting Of the Pre-
n bytery.
} Samuel Cashier, junior memb
of the Signal Clothing Store hrI
left Sunday for Sulphur, where
will spend a short time VISIT
friends.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Out Of Sight.

"Out of Sight. out of mind" is an
old saving which applies with special
force to q sore, burn or wound tnass
been treated with Bucklin's Arnica
Salve. tia out of sight, out OF mlhu
and ont of existance. Piles too ano
chilblains disappear under Its healing
influence. Guaranteed by all oruR'
gistS. 25c.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25

A Fl. F. Cools, who has been the
druggist at the Crescent Drug Store
since its organization, left Wednes-
day for Kaplan, where he will open re-,
up a drug store in partnership with
his brother-in-law. Mr.. Cools
leaves a hoste of friends here who
- -, .,,ocass in his new home.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Julius Caesar

WA, a man of nerve, but sickness lett
its mark and he became aged before
his time. Sickness 10 often caused pY
a torpid liver. Herbine will regulars
YOUR liver and give you health. MRS
Carrie Austin, Holm, Kansas, writes
81 consider Herbins the best mealeis'
T ever heard OF. am never wishoa
;tn Sold bv oil dealers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25

wish him success IN ms ne" H0lllg'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Halloween Social.

Thursday evening, Octocer 81 the
Ladies' Guild OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church will give Halloween social IN
the old Bell building. Menue: Chick.
en-, pumpkin pie, rolls, Boston baked
beans: pickles, coffee. cake and ICE
cream: will also have handkerchie
and apron bazaar. Everybody lnVi'
ad
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Attention, Ladies!

Do YOU want the latest styles IN
ustse We have just what you neeo
and the prices the lowest. also . beau
tiful line of Dress Goods Goats, sklr'S'
Shoes. Belts, Bags, in fact, everything
to suit YOU. Call for Butterick Pa'
forms Kimball-Turner Co.
20 Jennings, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
His Dear Old Mother.

"Mv dear old mother, who is no"
eiohtv.three years old, thrives on
Eisctrec Bitters," writes W. B. Brun'
SON, of Dublin, Ga. "she has taken
,bem for about two years and enjoyes
an excellent appetite, feels strong and
.,osn, WE'LL" That's the way! Electric
pitters affect the aged, and the same
INV results follow in ell cases OF
Iemsle weakness and general deollls =,
Weak, puny children too, are CREAMY
stran ot6ened by them. Guaranteed
| yigy IL. stomach, liver .ta
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
FOR SALE:
A Good 2nd -, Organ
cheap for cash, or will
trade. II. IL. OraiH.

r A. Davidson, E. NJ. Powers
and R. NJ. Gray left for Dallas
Texas, Monday to attend the lex
as State Fair. They will be gone
for several days.
Capt. ]. NJ. Hall of Lafayette IS
greeting friends in Welsh this week.
Mr., Hall is familiar figure here
and his many friends are glad 10
see him back.
LosT.-A fine fountain pen.
This would not have happened II 1t
had been secured by one OF those
fountain pen holders on sale at 'he
Journal Book Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bertrand
were guests of friends in Jennings
Sunday, Mr.. Bertrand returning
Monday morning, his wife remain
ing for longer visit.
We have for sale or trade an
other one of those 1897 model take
down Winchester repeating she
gups It's beauty. Call and Sc
: It at the Journal Book Store.
Do YOU know, l can make yo
T. money on your rice? Try me.
Philip Miller,
Or 5o7 Board of Trade Bldg. New U
leans, La.
il Mr., and Mrs. W. J. Sherman al
daughter, Mrs Fortune, Of &c Ced
no Falls, Iowa, arrived in Welsh I'M
70 day of last week and are vlsltl
= at the home of their son and bro
'SS or, N. Sherman, Of this city
y. For RENr-A Creole cotS'
,a5 with barn, pasture and garden p
Will rent partly furnished OF
i. to suit. For further lntorma'
he, he inquire at the Journal ONCE
DR., Jno. H. Cooper went to l.
- Charles Saturday to attend
IN II. meeting of the Parish Dem &C
IN Executive Committee, Of which
IS vice-chairman, and in the
inc sence Of the chairman he occu
the the chair during the meeting
The only true constipation
,eap must begin its soothing me-
Van action when it enters the me
Holljsters Rocky Mountain
ends restores the whole system a.
lake healthy, normal condition 3;
Tea or tablets. Cooper Drug
Bills. Mrs. Philip Coverdale ret'
and Friday from a visit OF sevef@ m.'
with her parents in New ORR
from Che was accompanied by tW
IN on her sisters, Misses Ida and +
o'neil, who will probably n
Rail- in Welsh until the Christmas
Scrap days.
re. Variety is said to be the sp
thing life. The largest variety Of IL
cards; be found in the city is at the
Warehouse. 1t includes nu
r,eans corn chops, corn, oats, wheat
rr,ers and rice bran. Get my price
him, fore buying your fall supply
:, ,. A r. Arceae
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Rice Bran at Jones Bros

Russian iron stove pipe at 'the
Welsh Tin Shop.
Ed. Calkins is building an a"-
dition to his barn.
MA. Nicely was business visit
or to Lake Charles Monday.
PJ Unkel was business visit
or in the parish seat Monday
H.F. Day was a business visitor
to the parish seat Wednesday.
E, NJ, Clark was transacting bus'-
ness in the parish seat Tuesday
W.P, Russell was transactlng
business in Lake Charles Saturday
R, M. Lawson made a business
trip to Lake Charles Wednesday,
Milkmen4I will pay cash for your
young calves. Inquire at the Journ"
Office.
S. W. Day is spending the Weei
in Lake Charles serving on tn
grand jury,
Come and see Jake IL
the only brick store II
town.
Isaac Fontenot was tFansactln
legal business in Lake Charles IN
first of the week.
For sALE-one good mule. che'
II taken soon. Inquire of M b. va
Ness.
1T. Boiling was visiting tFlen
and transacting business IN u"
Charles Tuesday.
Royaline Pills save Doctors OH
For sale by Cooper Drug 20"
Crescent Drug Store.
J. S. Gerson returned Friday III
New Orleans where he had been
business for o few days.
November ArgoSy, Ocean, n
road Mans All-Story and DC
Book at the Journal Book Store
Cinderella Slippers, the iS'eSS u
out in the way of Leather FoS' ""
atthe Journal Book Store
Philip Miller, the New orl'
rough rice factor, makes l"', !,
money on rice consigned to
T,oIn RUiiC
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
seeo seeeoeeessssessSsooess

Dan Keely, the blacksmith VINO
came here from Jennings last April
and has been employed in Jos.
ViIHen's shop until recently, has
leased J. D. kimbalps shop and
residence for year, and will do a
general line of blacksmithing. Mr.,
Kimbalrs plans are not settled up
on vet, but he will probably not
leave Welsh
For Ache or Pain
For Sprain or Hruise,
ROYALINE OIL
Is the thing to use ,,.o
Trv it and YOU will use nothing else
That's the way they all DO. % Genus
20 cents. For sale by Cooper Drug
Co and Crescent Drug Store.
DR., J, L. White, pastor of tn
First Baptist church of Beaumont
Texas, will begin series OF pro
Y tracted meetings at the Baptls
J. church of this city, November q
: DR.. White is one of the leadln
Baptist ministers of Texas. Pro
to coming to Texas he held tt
pastorate of the First Baptl
sr Church of Macon, Georgia, for tou
teen years, during which period tt
" Macon church was one OF the mo
influential of the state. DIR. VIM
is a speaker that it will be a tire
IN to hear.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25

the home of Mr.. and Mrs. u. w. he
Patterson, is improving and eX- ce
poets to be able to go home by the ne
first of the waek. w
Lodge embems are used in Varl- ~ ~
ous ways, as pins, charms bangles " -,
etc., but the latest use to when "
they have been put is to adorn 'ne -
barrel of fountain pens. Can ana
see them at the journal Book Store e
Rev. C. C. Mccoy, state home c
missionary superintendent Will !,
preach in the Congregational chs'rch
next Lords day, both morning
and night. An offering Will Ne
taken for the state work.
Rev, ] Y. Black returned to
Crowley Monday morning after "'-
, tending the Presbytery here since
Thursday. Rev. Black preached
an excellent sermon to a large au-
0 djence at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
Since you are receiving Sucn
handsome post cards you will GER
tainlv want an album to keep them
7r in. There is u fine selection OF them
H. at the Journal Book Store ranging
1t from 25c to So so
. Calcasieu parish has been h'ghIy
honored by the socialist party OIL
the state, that party having select
m ed their candidates for governor
i'll lieutenant gouverner and auditor
within the confines Of thiS!parISh
ers Mrs. Arthur Bonwell and Miss
os Lee Bonwell of Blue Earth, Mime
ex- sofa, arrived in Welsh Tuesday 10
mo q visit of several months at TN
T D Calkins home, They ar
mother and sister, respectively O
- Mrs. Calkins.
,ere Those holding seasc1
to tickets get your seats re
served for the first at
pen. traction of the lectur
if it course, at Martins Stof
nose o. Wednesday, October 81
'"' beginning at 8 O'clock
m. Reserved seats wit
al rs season tickets, only.
ming S. A, Suffer, who has oeeh "oi
MAIN inc on the S. o. Scoggins' ho'
in the north part of town. return
90 to his home in Jennings Thursd
.o,,o on account of temporary lllnf
'' aho+ He was accompanied by his dau
~ coo ter, Mrs. Alfred Martin
The pain in Mas head has gone
Won She's as happy as can be-
Her health is right, her TEN
- bright,
- n. Since taking HOLSTERS Ro
" Mountain Tea at night.
Cooper Drug c
~ nI Jno, Stems. formerly engaged
W. ,'rs mercantile business in Jenn
.;a;t;nr but now proprietor OF manu-
h lS.7 uring plant in New Orleans VIZ
'i Welsh Thursday looking after
land which he purchased from
cottage w, Daniels, some time ago.
en- plot. ;1+o hs tho sn;c
u NV life. The largest variety OF fe
''"'' be found in the city, is at the
Warehouse. 1t includes nut
to Lake corn chops, corn, oats, wheat
nd the and rice bran. Get my price
nocratlc fore laying in your fall supply
hich ne A. R. Arcenef
the alb na don
occupied MIS-, iu' p oa' ond child
Is Bunkie, La, arrived in
ion cure Thursday, on No. 5, where
healing will make their home. Mr. +
mouth. iii oona some time in Dec
ain lea and will fill a position he has
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
Secretary Taft and his party

started on a tour around the world
last Thursday. They expect to
spend twenty-five days in the
Philippines. 1t is doubtful if he
finds in those famous islands a finer
lot of post cards than can be seen
at the Journal Book Store, large
supply Of new ones received this
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-13
WOMEN AND MEN IN sMAsH.uP
Which Causes Death Of One and Injury
Of Ten Others.

New York, June 10.-Running 40
miles an hour along a dark stretch OF
the ocean parkway near Coney Island
an automobile with seven race-track
men aboard struck the back OF Vic.
toria carrying two men and two young
women, when all hands were gayly re,
turning to the city after merry night
at the shore.
Under the motor car, which turned
a complete somersault, one man was
crushed to death and another fatally
injured The remaining five, tossed
In all directions, were maimed and cut.
OF the Victoria party every one like.
wise was hurled into the road and
hurt. The women, whose names were
kept secret, had to be carried into
a nearby house and worked over for
an hour before they were revived. They
are said to be prominent socially, one
being described as the fiancee of Her.
bert Payne Drinkwater, who engaged
the Victoria, and who Is a wealthy
English mining engineer and relative
Of the nobility.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-13
JAPAN INDIGNANT
OVER DELAYS IN FRISCO AFFAIRS
RUPTURE OF
FORMER FRIENDSHIP PREDICTED.
Quicker Facts Regarding NegotiatIons
Now In Progress Are Published,
the Better II viii BE For All.

Tokyo, June t. The leading papers
here are silent on the question Of de
manding an indemnity for the so-called
bombarding of Japanese establish.
ments in San Francisco.
Rsparation for the damage inflicted
and punishment for the culpr1ts is ex-
pected, and 1t is believed that the gov
ernment is taking proper steps in the
matter.
Though the public here Is irritated
at the tardlness displayed In effecting
a solution Of the difficulty, opinion has
not yet reached the stage of advOcat-
ing an appeal to hostile demonstra-
tion In any form
1t is true however. that popular In.
dignation has reached a degree never
before witnessed In the history of ia
pans relations with the United States.
II is thought by influential Japanese
that the quicker the facts regarding
the negotiations now in progress here
and In Washington are published the
better II will be for all concerned, as
a stage has now been reached when 1t
may prove dangerous to keep the peo-
lie In suspense or ignorance OF what
is being done
An experienced diplomat, who was a
protege of Marquis Ito and is a promi.
nent figure In national affairs. said:
America Is the last country with
which I expected complications with
Japan. Traditional friendship Of the
TWO nations uniformly maintained by
the government at Washington make
me almost hesitate to believe that at
anti-Japanese sentiment exists In
Uncle Sans territory. though the un-
fortunate occurrences stand unassail-
able. l4
But before forming q final Judge
ment In the present instance 1t Is alb
solutely necessary to bear In mind that
as In America the autonomy Of the
various states Is jealousy guarded and
the slightest infringement or inter.
ference by the national authorities is
deeply resented.
Consequently the federal govern
ment is In a most delicate position.
Fortunately. the present chief exec.
utive of the United States Is a won
derful personality. Judging by his
speeches and writings, he might be
called the incarnation of the principles
Of Bushido. There is no doubt that he
Is resolute enough to cut this Gordian
knot.
"The Japanese cause In the present
instance is right. throughout, beyond
the shadow OF doubt. That Is a fact
impossible to escape the enlightened
judgement OF parsonage like Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
81 cont1dentially expect that justice
will be meted out, and the sooner this
action In the matter is made known
the better"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-13
TAKE A SANITARY eAReLE
After Every Fifth Kiss and You're
Safe, Says the Learned Lecturer.

Cleveland, O.-"Kiss all you want to,
but, after every fifth kiss, take sani-
tary gargle. Germs and microbes like
kisses just as we'll as human beings do.
To be on the safe side, though, sterilize
each kiss"
This was the message DR.. T. Frank.
lin Clifford, of New Jersey, sent to the
world at large between the ages of IL
and the divorce court He has lee
tured upon the hygiene of the mouth
before number Of dental conventions,
and completed series of talks here to
the dentists Of Northern Ohio.
ut is no pleasant thing to kiss"
said the doctor, and then caught him
self, that is. from purely unsenti.
mental. scientific, and might say.
hygienic standpoint. l have no wish
as a man, apd married one, too, to
pose as the enemy Of the kiss. Kiss
Ing, though, is form Of disease which
the constitution finds 1t very difficult
TO throw off. There are germs and
microbes lurking in every kiss. The
constitution can throw off these In
limited quantities. 1t can not do So
however, II there are too many of
them. The only safe way Is to be sani-
tary about your kissing"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-13
BIG TOURING CAR
Hit BY Train and Two People Are
Fatally Injured.

Camden. N. j., June S.-A large tour
Ing automobile was struck by a passen.
ger train on the Pennsylvania railroad
at crossing near here and the four
occupants OF the car were thrown out
and injured. Two Of them, Mrs Eliza.
beth Henderson. aged 81. and Mrs.
Frank Blackson. aged 20, both Of Phil.
adelphia, will die. The other occupants
c. e. Henderson, husband OF one of the
injured women, and II. w. Brommer,
OF Landingville. Pa. we're but slightly
hurt.
The party was travelling to Trenton.
N. j., and. 1t Is said, attempted to go
over the crossing ahead Of the train.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-13
BLOWN INTO FRAGMENTS
We're Men Standing Near the Car o,
Gasoline When Il Exploded.

Reddick, H., June 5.-Three persons
were killed here by an explosion Of q
car loaded with gasoline.
The dead are: F. w. Hating, bar
Der. OF Reddick; John Frazier. and
Austin Stocton., OF Danville III.
The three. together with several
other persons, were Watching three
freight cars burn that had become ig
nited from a hot box on one OF the
trucks. AS the train neared the juno
tion Of the Chicago, Indiana and South
ern railroad and the Wabash railroad
the car with the hot box was deralle
two other cars loaded with oil were
dragged into the ditch and also caught
fire. Then another car. loaded with
gasoline, caught. A fearful explosion
followed, which broke all the windows
In the village and demolished chimneys
for miles around.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-13
UNIVERSAL PEACE.
CRUSADE rs LED BY AMERICA
AMONG HEADsTRoNo POWERS.
DELEGATES WILL TAKE ADVANCED
Position In the Discussion and Treat
nnent Of the Second Article in
Hague Program.

Washington, June 10.-On the eve ol
the second Hague conference. which as
sembles next saturday, the part played
by America In Jsin 5ing about the great
international gathering and the nature
Of instructions under which our dele
gates are to participate in the congress
becomes matters of great interest.
Frequent postponements Of the SEQ
ond meeting and prolonged diplomatic
wrangles over the subjects to be includ
ed in the program under which the
conference will be conducted have In q
measure obscured the beginnings OF
the movement for the reassembling Of
the conference, 30 that there Is not
perhaps, general appreciation Of the
important part played by the Washing.
ton government initiating the move
ment.
For the fact is that America really
caused the invitation to the second
Hague conference to be extended to the
world. though the document was actu.
ally issued later by the Russian gov.
ernment.
The germ Of the idea was found in
the meeting of the interparliamentary
union q ct. Louis two years ago. The
resolution adopted, all urging an g
tension Of the principle of settling In,
ternational, disputes by arbitration
were laid before President Roosevelt,
who prepared note addressed to our
principal representatives abroad, di.
recting them TO sound the government
to which they were accredited as to the
desirahlity Of reconvening the interna
tional conference at The Hague.
The first order Of Importance, &C
cording to the American view, Is the
proposal that improvements be made
In the provisions Of the existing con.
vention relative to peaceful settle.
ment Of international disputes as re-
CARDS the court Of arbitration and the
international commission of inquiry.
Instruction of the American delegates
on this point are known to be explicit.
1'ney are to do everything in their
power to influence the conference to
SHioi 6V thN poWSlo VI Iuc ptTIudu0ut
Hague tribunal In dealing with arbi.
tiation cases; above all, the effort is
to be made to bring more business be-
fore the tribunal.
American delegates will also take
advanced position in the discussion
and treatment of the second article
In the Hague program, namely. the
additions to the laws and customs Oh
war on land. Details OF these PROPOSE.
tions relate to the opening of hostili
ties, the rights of neutrals on land, etc
The necessity for making these addi
tions to the rules of war was made
plainly manifest by the Boer war and
the Russo-Japanese war. Certain of our
experiences In the Philippine insurrec.
tion have also had some influence to
support liberal additions to the exist.
ing code.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-13
HIS UNCLE
Charged With Stealing His wife, and
Nephew Wants Damages.

Cleveland, Odd David Evans, GO,
wealthy Cleveland man, act as uncle
or lover toward Mrs. Margaretta Ev.
ans, former wife of David Evans. his
nephew?
David Evans, the nephew, says that
his actions we're those of lover, and
wants 100000 from his aged relative
as compensation for the loss of his
wife's affections.
David Evans, the uncle, says that he
treated Mrs. Evans as an uncle.
The case is being heard In the COM
mon pleas court. The nephew claims
that HIS aged uncle visited his homo
under the pretense Of friendship and
sought particularly the society Of his
pretty wife, Margaretta. The charge
is made that he gave Margaretta wine
and money, and that he took her buggy
riding.