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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
NINTH DISTRICT
Road District /.

Section. p-.,J
Brick Meeting House to Pennsyl-
yania line by Rogers.
g., Rrick Meeting House to road near
England's lane.
Whitcoak school house to Zion.
4. Corner near ] II. England TO BAY
View road.
:. Near Matthews to North East ROAD
near Camerou's.
q Iosepn England's TO College Green,
:, Ilaincs England's via james NeVii-
les to Bay View road.
g. Brick Meeting House 10 college
Green and road to 9th district.
O. Oxford road via PASSWORDS TO Jas
Giiford'S tenant house. -.
10. Brick Meeting House 10 forks OF
roads At McCullough's.
IN Elisha Browns to Pennsylvania
line via Arrison's
u. McCulough's to Sixth district wa
Swaync's
"a. Lincoln's TO Pennsylvania line at
Walls to Sixth district near 1hos.
Wilson's
II. Rising Sun road to 5. Browns.
*. Zion to Brick Meeting House and
to Crothers' store.
10. McCullough's TO Sixth district at
Browns
y. Samuel Browns to Sylmar.
Road District ?.
49, Warburton's bridge TO Nowlands
Corner.
10, William Cameron's to Kinks mills.
20, Smiths corner to Blue Ball.
II, Blue Ball 10 Pennsylvania line via
Twins.
2e lrwins via Lombard and White
House to Pennsylvania line and to
Neley's corner.
a. F. Cams TO Blue Ball road.
"a, James Grant via +. Ycrkes to road
from Gains to Blue Ball road.
*. White House TO Brick Meeting
House via cemetery TO Blue Ball
road.
70, Telegraph road near Rogers to fork
near Miss Mcarns' via Grove school
house
p, S. J Mearns tenant house to Elk
ton and Blue Ball road.
2S, Nowland's corner TO Zion.
20. Blue Ball to road near JohnBrown's.
80, John Browns TO line fence between
Royals and Underwoods.
a, Royals and Undcrwoods line TO
Calvert
s2, Warburtons road via Crothers to
road to Kinks mill
q, Zion to Grove school house.
81, Woodrow's gate TO road near Chi
dester's.
Persons awarded contract for the re-
pairing OF any section or sections OF
road shall be required to keep the
roads in their charge, at all times. in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
PROPOSALS
MfNDING ROADS
CECIL COUNTY.

In accordance with the plan adopted
by the County Commissioners OF Cecil
County, for the repairing OF the public
roads OF said county for the year OF
1908. commencing April /. 1893, and
ending March 81, 1909, sealed propo-
sails will be received at the Office OF
said Commissioners up TO noon OF
Thursday, March 20. 1908, for the re-
pair OF such roads by sections, road
districts and election districts. The
same person will be allowed to bid for
the contract to repair any section or
sections OF all the roads in any districts
or election district. The Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
For the purpose Of contracting for the
repair of said roads the County is di-
vided into districts, road districts and
sections, as follows:--
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21

%. Fishers Run 10 Port Deposit Run.
~. Fishers TO Rca's Corner.
z8, Camp Grounds 10 Battle Swamp.
-, Jenness' Mill 10 Ren's Corner.
30. Jacksoa's Mill to Battle Swamp.
81, Battle Swamp to X-Roads from
Evcrisf's TO W1itaker's Barn.
81. Rock Run 70 Foundry Road.
Road District j.
80, Rock Run TO Critics.
"a, Evans's to foods.
IS, Steele's TO KiIloughs.
80. Killough's to MarshalIs.
81, Killough's to Reynolds.
80. Reynolds to Battle Swamp.
80, Bromwelrs to Sleepy Hollow.
40. Rock Run Road to jos. Reynolds.
Al, Poplar's to Stephen Woodrow's
Blacksmith Shop.
AZ, Z. Russclrs to Rock Run Road.
a., Critics to Liberty Grove.
a., Critics to Peoples Mill.
IS, Harmony Church to Rowlandyille.
40, Rowlandvillc to River.
AZ, Octoraro Creek to Kcrmreath's
Old Tavern.
a. Rock Run TO Kcrmreath's old tav-
crn.
40, Critics x-Roads to Killougts.
so. Liberty Grove 10 Basin Run, below
Peoples Mill.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Road District !.
Section.
!, Rowlandyillc TO Halls. Gate.
2, Halls Gate to Rawlings Shop.
8, Rawlings TO Five Forks.
/. Five Forks to Conowingo Creek.
S, Conowingo Greek to Pilot Town.
9. Rock Springs Road to Conowingo
Creek.
7, Conowingo Creek TO James Cum-
m:ngs, including road to Pennsyl-
vania Line.
8. Cribs Corner to Romans Gate.
9, Romans Gate 10 Railroad ut Bald
Friar.
10, Reuben Alexander's Gate to Pilot
Town.
II, Romans Gate to Conowingo Bridge
II. Conowingo 10 Mt Pleasant.
-, Conowingo Road to Lancaster Road
Ii, Conowingo to Halls Run.
IS, Rowlandville TO Halls Run.
TO- Mt Pleasant TO Section 8.
Road District g.
y, Halls Gate to Road at Ewing's
Gate.
IS. Ewing's Gate to Por,er's Bridge
10. Ewing's Gate TO Road near Mar
shall Regan's.
70. Rawlings Shop TO Run near Nick
Gillcspie's.
u, Run near Nick Gillespie's to Rock
Springs Road.
p. Forks Of Road at Marshall Rcgan's
20 Five Points.
"a. Portcf's Bridge and Halls Gate
Road to Road to Preston's NJ. H..
a. Road to Preston's M. II. TO Bridge
al Samuel Pierce's.
ss. Bridge ut Samuel Pierce's TO Forks
al Road at Edward Pierces
"a Forks Of Road at Edward Pierce's
to Rock Springs.
81. Rock Springs TO Pennsylvania Line:
aS, Road near Riley's Shop TO Road
from Mt. Pleasant to RockSprings.
20. Vim. Prcston's to top OF Mcken-
ncys Hill.
20. McKcnney's Hill TO Bridge.
a., Road from VIM. Prcston's to Bridge
10 Coulson's Lane
q. Coulson's Lane 10 Bridge beiow
Mrs. Reynolds, ~
a. Bridge below Mrs Reynolds TO I'D.
Pierce's
a Five Points to Road from Rock
Springs TO Mt. Pleasant
~ Dorsey Road 10 Rock Springs
a. Rock Springs north to Pennsyi-
vania Line.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
FIRST DISTRICT.
Road District !.

Section.
I, From Cccilton to Cruikshank's lane
2, Cruikshank's lane TO Mill road
!, Mill lane to Frcdericktown.
4, Ceciton TO Cash Corner
{, Cash Corner to Ginn's Corner.
4, Ginn's Corner to center OF Ken
nedy's Mill dam.
?, Cecilton road to Budd's landing
s, Cash Corner to Biddle road.
o, Biddle Road to Massey's gate.
10, Masscy's gate to Lockwood's Cor
ncr.
II, Lockwood's Corner to Delaware
line.
u, Warwick Ia Delaware line east
10, Warwick TO Sandy Branch
Il, Sandy Branch to Catholic Church.
Is, Catholic Church to Warwick
10, Catholic Church to Davis road
u. Biddle road to Broxsou's corner.
IS, Catholic Church road to Warwick
and Ceclton road
10. Catholic Church road TO Masscy's
gate.
20, CHM, corner to .ockwood's cor
ncr.
81, Head oi Sassairas road to Delaware
line.
~, Davis road to Biddle road.
22I-2. Frcdericktown 10 Knights Is
land
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Road District ].

thence east to pennsylvania line.
SO, Parker Harding's to Mullins cor
ner.
81, Telegraph road 10 Providence.
81, Providence to Cartcr's.
80, John T. Dewitt's to Providence
mills.
90. Rock bridge to Mccartney's road
on Telegraph road.
~, McCartney's road TO Blue Ball.
AZ, Rock Church to Brick Hill.
43, Brick Hill via Armstrong; TO Penn
sylvania line.
~, Plank road via McCleary's to
Mackey's barn.
As, Plank road to Providence mill.
40, Rock bridge to Fair Hill.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Road District I.
Section.
I, Simcoe's Store to 'Charlestown
limits.
2, Summcrville to New Railroad.
3, New Railroad to Hagan's Cross
Roads.
4, Hagan's Cross Roads to B. +.
Palmcr's.
5, B. +. Palmer's to Principle.
3, Jackson's Mill to Lackrand's Gate
and up 10 b. +. Palmer's.
Z, Charlestown Road to Lackland's.
3, North East Road to Charlestown
Road.
9, Charlcstown Road at Broad Creek
10 Alexander's Corner.
10, Charles,own to Milligan's Hill.
II, Milligan's Hill to Jenness Mill.
-, lenness Mill to Hagan's Corner.
~, Dark Run TO New Road
n. New Road to Principle and Char
lcstown Road at Frank Firms.
Is, Blacks Bridge to Gum Tree.
10, Alexander's Corner to Gum Tree.
Y, Gum Tree to Whitakcr's Bridge.
~, Gum Tree to Charlestown.
10. Charlcstown Road to Green Bank
Lane.
20. Green Bank Lane to Carpenters
Point
a. Gum Tree 10 Carpenters Point
Road.
~, Whitaker's Barn to Carpenters
Point Road.
70, Five Points to Charlestown Road.
Road District ?.
p, North East to Railroad Bridge.
~ Nal'I"aa bridge 10 Mn creek.
~ ',i'''ooc o"tier 10 Mearns Bridge
ley.
%, Scottcn's Corner to Railroad.
20, Railroad to Shorts Corner on Elk
ton Road
80, Mechanics Valley 10 Boulden's
,naptL' -, ,,..
~ 'i %farha,,; OH9p H 10 M''l Creek'
81 M'cnan'cs Naliey to Sec 10 at
NoSt purht mouse To McNcy 5
'Ieck'
So u ''"ilDSrt C"rhcr 10 sec Q, at
nose hurht mouse.
~ "'ns ~ Nosc p"'"' mouse 10
N \, N9rner
- we; Ny'9 " l.J Na"'y ROAD 10 Nor'h
49, Ray View To holland, Corner
Il Bay View to !. Twins,
~ I,."Heec Grcegn 90 Recders Corner.
90 frank iricklcy to- Principle road.
| 90. =, ialmer 10 lrvln Corner.
H. Twins corner to Bay View.
y iiNin I"fner 70 Robert rimble $.
g. kccdcr. s Corner TO llagan's Cross
k"ld-
~ J. ilntn 10 the Atkinson road.
- fikln'"n Road to stony Kun
% stony Kun creek Ia North East
road aud :" Matthew Rnsselrs
grave, PIT
| x ,iecaih To- Burn school house.
~ VIM bcn'2m'n to bridge below
Malhtt NM.
20 Wesley iamblct"ns To back road
| 70 narleNtn"n.
80 r. Il " W, Railroad TO +. Il. OF
;. ~ -
81 T., j. ~ u. x q. to lay View
- S"n'hci logon 10 bryan fields,
-. Near HamNci Logan to stony Kun
and from stony Run TO Iaylor's,
-. stony Kun 'n North East ara Bay
View. Roads
- ] " Rose S =" BAY View.
Road District {;
. .,...-, n.
~ "fh'f "',t /" GREENWOOD Lane
At ga turkey I"iht gate. ,..,
=" ''.'""'''" ''"' /" Nm' > VIZ
~ e., .,
80 "">"i .'"e To- front "i " H.
Te"fEe st"tc'
=" iiun'ii"n I' Norm East ana turkey
ROM road 10 zones creek
| tt .,L.'- f.,t..r :, rL,,,I C.L.,i
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21

Road District 1.
Section.
/, Miller's corner to Delaware line.
2, McNears shop to Iron Hill bridge
and road from said road to railroad.
2I-2, Old feeder to Delaware line.
"a, Campbelrs to railroad.
3, Belle Hill to Elkton and Ricketts,
road
4, Elkton to Ricketts, mills.
S, Old feeder to Elk Mills and thence
to Miller's Corner.
6, Belle Hill TO Miller's Corner.
7, N. p. Manly's to Elkton and New
ark road.
8, Spring Hill to Lutton's Corner.
0, Lutton's Corner to Greigtown.
10, Cherry Hill to George Burns.
II, Cherry Hill road to Carriers school
house.
IL, Plank road to Carriers mill.
-, Andora to McCrery's gate,
II, McCrcry's gate TO Blue Ball road.
IS, Road from Andora to Blue Ball
road TO the Blue Ball road at Mat
thew Drummond's.
10. New Leeds TO Harlan's Mill.
II, fiarlan's mill to Carriers school
HouSN Ibdu HNdl iiNn
rs, Harlan's fording TO road from
Spring Hill to Lutton's Corner.
10, Elkton to Cherry Hill.
20, Blue Ball road pheasant Hill
school house to Carriers road.
Road District 2.
n. Elkton to Dogwood run.
-. Dogwood run 10 Miller's run.
"a, Miler's run to Mackall's bridge.
"a. Mackall's bridge TO New Leeds.
%. New Leeds TO Pleasant Hill.
20. Pleasant Hill schoo'housc to War
burton's bridge.
y. Pleasant Hill to Miller's run to
Union Church,
"a. Millcr's run to forks OF road near
Mechanics Valley
20. New Leeds TO Lovclls
40. I.ovclrs to Mafiitt schoolhousc.
a. Gallahers to Holt's run.
u. Roberts run To Nottingham road.
a. Smiths farm TO Marley road.
a. Smiths farm to Peter Murphy's on
Nottingham road, :,
*. Elk,on and North East TO Wards
10. Railroad to Mill creek, including
road to Elk Neck railroad crossing
q. Nottingham road to s. X. Blake's
as. Bouldch's Chapel to Union Church
20. Union Church To Warburlon's
bridge
10. Kilpatrick's to McVcy's bridge.
n. William IIarvcy's to S. X. Blake's,
=. Cherry Hill and Elkton road TO
Blue Fall road.
IA. Kings hrickyard to Elk Landing,
If. Landing Lane to Plum creek, -,
*. Plum creek to Elk Neck railroad
crossing ,,.,
IT, Kings hrickyard TO Red Mil to
railroad crossing.
Il. Marp't. corner to- ''ammc' cor
ncr
Road District +
- Farr creek to Delaware lire. old
pike
70. old pike to railroad.
90 old pike 10 Glasgow road.
=, Mitchell bridge 10 Delaware Inc.
:, Glasgow road to Frcnchtown PIKE.
=, Frcnrhrnwu tn Delaware Inc.
=, iron bridge 10 old railroad.
- Ek Landing 10 Plum creek.
| "a Plum creek to Elk Neck railroad
,.,.....,,. -,.,I IA Efktnn and Chcsa-
rcakc City road. .,.i:.,.
-. Railroad =" i .,:,r",j ''
new r"a" u" rn ',,,,: o,,c known as
80, bnuT"H ", ~
"lu W. -, Errrrhtuvn rail
90. I'ai'a N''" wv
r,mad ,''',' ...,,..-l g., Rod Mil rail-
o. Sing nI',hy "'' W.
ROAD cr",i','E' r.a, IIu station.
~. N'W r'''u T., eek road 10 school
o" N'''U .,, 10y g., r,,d IN tones Chapel,
house ana 10 ''"' IT,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
,..,u;.,
N''" '''>'''N'
Section u.....,.... fl, E,cr', cor
T. creek "' "''"
ncr. -. pc,;,ury's
:, !,rcr '"'n,' .,,,s IN Newark
81 Dr.hn'E ~ wv"
| /. Cuwau,uwu 20 Eos ShaN''
) Miie' so r" "v ,
~ am :" ~ delaware line.
= ,.,M",,,, :, telegram road via
= , 1o| ''', ,,,,S ' ~ hr;dpr over Elk
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Road District ,.

"a, Cccilton to Mill lane.
"a, Mill Lane to Clark's gate.
%, Clarks gate to Bohemia Bridge.
20, Cccilten road to Frccman's Mill.
~, Bohemia Bridge To- Councrs gate.
q Iobn II pr;cc go ~ F;rocr Rn,rJ
20, Finger Board 10 St Stephens
Church.
80, St stephens Church To Earlevillc.
81, St Stephens Church to Rcybold's
Wharf
81, Poplar Neck road to Nca1cy' Neck
road.
80, Finger Board School House to
Morton Moneys t"u-c.
-, +. q Chandlcc's house 'o Pol'cr's
lane.
81, Potter Lane n" FordS .andtng.
30, Morton Moneys house to \eazcy'S
Neck road.
81 '''"''' "''' w. '''''' ~. = w "
Road District T.
as, Cccilton to New Gut road
40, New Cut road to Earlcvllc.
40, Farlcvillc ,o Grove Point road
Al, Frcdcricktown road 10 Grindstonc.
AZ. Grind,tuuc to Grove Point.
"A, Grove Point road To- Prize house.
Al, Grove Point road to Cassady's
Wharf
AZ. Cassadr, Wharf road to Timm's
corner.
a6. Grind,,onc tu Beach Fishery.
AZ. Timm's Corner to Emcrson's
as. Grove Point road ,o New Cut road
40, New Cut road to Cccilton and
Frrdcricttown road
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-11-01
PALISADIAN
The Leonia Masked Party.

A refreshing affair was the masked
party and dance given at hall,
Leonia October 90. 1t was well at
tended, many Palsadians being among
the visitors The costumes were inter
esting, many of them amusing. there
was music and refreshments, ard the
occasion one of the most enjoyable OF
the season. Following is a list Of those
present;
Mr.. John A. McDonough, New York;
Mr.. w. F. Roohan, Mr.. Albert Bogert,
Mr.. L. Adams Scarf, Mr.. George Damn
Mr.. Robert Knapp, Mr.. William Roo
han, Mr.. R. Roebbelen, Mr.. b. Donhu,
Mr.. Howard P Smith, Mr.. George Ar
liss, Mr.. Scott Birdsong, Mr.. Cato Jen-
nings, Mr.. Edgar Darby, MIR. James I.
Stage, Mr.. Bernhard Kuhne, Mr..
George Mick, Mr.. Walter A. Pauldlng,
Mr.. c. H. Bennett, Mr.. w. L. Calk1ns,
Mr. Guy S. Mankind, Mr.. Joseph Newell,
Mr.. E. F. Oliver, MIR. II. G. Oliver, Mr..
H, L. Bailey, Mr.. R. A. Durcan, Mr..
Edw. Wolfrath, Mr.. Walter A. Paullng,
Mr.. H. F. Ellerbrook, Mr.. George Pres
ton, Mr. Andrew d. Bogart; Miss An
gela Tanning, New York; Miss Edna
[. ConnaroA, Miss Julie F. Finlay, Miss
Olive Robertson, Miss Matte Durnbeck,
Miss Catharine Metcalf, Miss S. Bee
kett, Miss NJ Ellerbrook, Miss Ruth f.
McAllin, Miss Ethel Wolff, Miss Gladys
Willard, Miss Charlotte Mcbride, Miss
Anna Gordon, Miss Lillian Murray,
Miss Marie Brogar, Miss Clara Wolf
rath, Miss Mathilda Wolfrath, Miss
Flossie Sherwood Miss II. M.
Fischer; mrs. R. A. Duncan, Mrs.
O. H. Wolff, Mrs. F. Ellerbrook, Mrs.
G. Kuehne, Mrs Drstan Farnum. Pa
tronesses: Mrs. G.. Kuhne, Mrs. F. Ell
Textbook, Mrs. E. Stage, Mrs. L. Girls
mond Mrs. F. Grinslade.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-11-01

A pair of carving shears has i.
vised especially for those who
talen of carving hard to acoui,'
upper blade is carving knife ,
denied lower blade forms a cI5
German scientists, after deyots
study to the question of the H.
paper, have found that bactern
chief enemies to be met with
preservation of valuable bool
manuscripts.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-11-01
Died..

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Hunter, Of G.
N. J., an aunt of Mr.. George HI
of Palisade, died at her home 4
ford November II. She was h
Cypress Hills, Long Island, Nn
IA.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-11-01
EDGEWATER, N,
CLIFF FRONT PROPERTY IN PAL|SAl

THERE is n0th A
to equal the ID
ton of our PROPERTY
the Metropolis 4
trict. Our holdnI
there skirt the edg'I
the cliffs, overlook
the Hudson R5f
$50 feet below, inf
view Of New YC'
The view is mag
&C mt, pronounce .
every one, beaut'
and attractive beyp
measure. The qal
ude, imposing Sn''
charm of summef
JOY of winter, all ll'
appeals that T''
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-11-01

will not We have some plots that have no super"
location and surroundings any where. We Will u
terms and prices satisfactory Write for maps
circulars.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

"All things come to him who waits, y
Perhaps that's true. Well, let 'em.
With me, the only things l got
I had to go and get 'em.
JUDGES Library
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15
MAKE YOUR MARK.

Name the farm. A name empha-
sizes a distinct personality in the
home; stimulates home pride; broad
ems it's hospitality; intensifies it's pa
triotism improves it's social environ
ments; cultivates a love for the beau
tiful and individualizes and strength
ems the national character.
And driving along the highway how
quickly one notices the name of the
owner of farm on the mail box, or a
small sign board with the name of the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

farm; the owners name or perhaps
the name of the township; all of these
indicate enterprise of a practical kind.
1t is not only a convenience, but
makes the owner think more of his
place and take more care to make it
worthy of the name.
Then, too, does it not make you
think a little more of the enterprise
of a farmer to get letter from him
on neat letter head advertising his
specially, if he has one, and every
farmer ought to make a speciality of
some one branch of his business, or
modest cut of his farm buildings, or
the name of his ranch" and correct
postoffice address printed in plain
characters?
The Detroit times., 1908-11-16
SIX TIMES A BRIDE,
TIRES OF MATRIMONY

DANVILLE, Ind. Nov. 16.-'I am
tired of men anyway" said 75-year-
old Mrs. Lucinda n-Blauvelt-Han-
lon, of Stilesville, this county, who
had six husbands in so years, and who
recently was deserted by the last one.
She was here to apply for divorce.
Her first two husbands died and the
others were divorced.
in June, 1906, Mrs. Hanlon became
the bride of Benjamin Hanlon, of
Stilesville, who is So years old. The
wife took her sixth husband into her
cosy home on 160-acre farm near
Stilesville and there the pair appear
cd TO live happily until year ago,
when they separated and Mrs. Hanlon
secured divorce on the ground OF
abandonment. Six months later the
two were reconciled aud remarked.
Several days ago Hanlon sold q
quantity Of of stock off the farm and
collected a large sum OF money. Short
~ afterward he received "a letter from
relatives I'm England. and he appeared
TO be worried over the contents. He
disappeared and Is missing from the
county. Mrs. Hanlon says she Is con
ndent her sixth partner in lie has de-
serted her.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-16
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The Detroit times., 1908-11-16
ANNULS MARRIAGE
OF ARMY SURGEON

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l6.--After
ii years Of married life, DR.. George w.
Daywalt. u. 8. A. Medical corps. .star
toned at the Preside, In San Fran
cisco. informed Judge Morgan that ho
had awakened to the fact that HE
marriage was Illegal and asked 70
have II annuled. The plea was grant
cd by the court.
According to his testimony, DIR. Day
walt married Harriet Delaney In 1883
and secured a divorce from her ID
1897. Four months after the inter-
iocutory decree was granted, Daywalt
Saic. he married his present wife. un-
conscious OF the fact that he had no
right to do so. II took him II years
to discover his mistake, and then he
asked to have the marriage annuIlcd
on the ground OF its original illegal
lily. DR.. Daywalt's matrimonial ar
fairs have been public property before.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-16
MODEL WIFE TEST
S0URS WOMAN
ON MALES
1T WILL HAVE TO BE. A "MopEE
HUSBAND" SAYS SHE, "IF EVER
MARRY AoAiN."-MusT PASS
EXAMINATION.

CINCINNATI, Nov 16.-IA sore or
more men, ranging In ages from TWEEN
ty-one To nifty years. today announced
their Willingness, through the mails,
10 become the husband OF the model
WIFE, who was granted divorce
from her husband yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gebharlt Clawson.
however. Is not anxious for another
husband just yet.
III will nave TO a model husband.
IL ever marry again." said Mrs. Clay
son today. And III have to have more
than 'squire's word for IL, too
According to the will OF Henry
Clawson's mother. the estate, amount
Ing TO about $4,000, was left to
Squire G. T. Dumont, to hold in trust
for her son, providing him with u
small allowance weekly, which was to
De increased under certain contingent
cies. The will also provided that In
the event her son secured model
wife" approved by Trustee Dumont.
the trust should cease and all the
estate be turned over 10 the young
man. Three years ago Clawson decid-
ed he would marry. SO he took his
pretty fiancee to the Office OF Squire
Dumont for inspection. Dumont ask
ed her If she could cook or darn socks.
gave her n broom To hold TO see III
she handled IL right. and applied other
tests After completing the cate
chism he 20. X. d" Clawson's choice.
tied the knot for them and turned the
property over 10 the young bridegroom.
TO think that | allowed them 20
make such A fool of me, parade me up
and down before justice OF the peace
10 see If would make a At >wife," ex-
claimed Mrs. Clawson that was.
II am model wife, all right
enough, but he was not model hus-
band. In less than year he dissipat-
ed the fortune his mother left him
He was drunk all the time and abused
me frightfully. The next man marry.
" such thing ever happens, will have
TO pass a rigid examination as 10 his
qualifications TO make model hus-
band"