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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-25

Guerrero, Forteza Alfonso y Compaaia.
zen6n Davila, Luisa Marquee, Antonla
Pizarro, Belen Drama, Justo Fernandez
81 Carmen Davila de Perez Acost:.
En- esta extension de ierreno, Y en
un solar que mide diez y seis metros
seserta siete centimetros de frente por
diez nueve metros setenta y cinco cen
timetros de fondo, ell mismo Municipio
ha construido la casa Ayuntamlento, que
|es de Mamposteria de un solo piso Y azo-
tea de igual material, con I'M aljibe. Mi
de la casa catorce metros ochenta cinco
centimetros de frente por diez Y nueve
metros setenta v cinco centlmetrOs de
fondo y colinda como sigue: Al Este s
frente ell trozo de calle comprendido en-
ire la caIle Centro la Lateral del Nor
te: AL Oeste espalda la calle Cuarta
Aver ida; al Norte sea 4 Ia derecha en-
trando TN solar propiedad del Munich
pio, y al sur sea 4 la izquierda la Su-
.eSlOn Gle ANTONIO 1eQfelfd.
En- la propia extension de terrenos Y
en- un solar de / metros 81 centimetros
de frente por 81 metros 20 centimetros
de fondo existe tambien ell hospital Mu-
nicipal, edificio de Mamposteria, terre-
ro. con azotea de ladrillo Mide de frente
| 10 metros Is centimetros, de fondo 8
metros Is centimetros con su martllo
de MADEIRA de tres metros veinte Y I'm
Icentimetros por cada lado. Colinda al
NOrte frente con la Gale Lateral del
Sur; al Sur espalda con Jose Ador-
no; al Oeste derecha entrando con Jua-
na Torres: v al este izquierda con An
tonic Gonzalez
En- otro solar de estos mismos terrenos
ha construdo ell Municipio el Matadero
| Publico. consistente en- una casa terrera
de MADEIRA zine de metros 70 cent?
metros de largo, por metros 10 cent?
metros de anch6 colindando por el Oes-
te con Andres Guerrero v por los otn s
vientos con los mismos terrenos del Mu-
Inicipio
| SEGUNDA: :-Predio riistico en ell ba-
l'rrio "Algarrobo de Vega -Baja, desti-
lnado a Cementerio Municipal. Mide una
Icuerda V sesenta centimos de otra co
linda al Norte, Este y Oeste con Suceso-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-25
MUNICIPIO DE VEGA-BAJA
Er-po''te.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
el abogado don Jose G. Torres una mo-
cion nombre del Municipio de Vega
Baja para que sc declare su favor ell
dominic de las siguientes fncas:
PRIMERA:- Una extension de terre-
no de veinte y nueve cuerdas equiva-
lentes once hectareas. treinta nueve
areas Y ochenta v una centiareas, en- Il;
c,,al csta edificada la poblacion de Vega-
Eaja, cnyas colindancias son las sigllien-
tes:
Al Norte, Carmen Davila de Perez
Acosta; Sucesores de Sobrino y Compa-
fla; Luciano Jose Cano Delgado; An
tonic Martin: Succession de Gumersindo
Soriano; Jose F. Mater Jose H. Amadeo,
Francisco Otero Ramirez; Jose NJ. Sobri-
no. Salvadora Bravo, Josefa Y Avelina
Santana. Felix Negron, Fabio Tacoronte,
Ramon Perez Fernandez, Ramon Torres
Roman. Miguel Rodriguez Sierra, Ma
nuel Otero v Otero, Baltazar Arraiza,
luis Garcia. Arturo Guerra, SUCCESSION
de Cristian Muller. Succession de Pedro
Sierra AL Sur The Vega -Baja Fruit and
Land Company AL Este, Francisco Qui-
fiones Ines Navedo; Al Oeste Andres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-25
so MARIA DEL Pillar SINUES

No tengo mas voluntad que la tuya. padre mio;-rt-
puso Pepe.
-Pues ahora vdmonos a dar paseo al sol-opin6
dona Benigna "a los cuatro hace faa sobre
fodo' Rosario que haee dlas que no sales. zt5.5A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-25
Hotel Paris
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Sitn.io este establesimiento s1 =
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un jardin Il heDts, es -el que rsans
mayores vsntajas = semodiaades pan
los sene1es viajeros, y Il que cnsahD
con majores habitRciones fressas, ,vsN
tiladas, msgni6eos baiios , dushaa
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
FREE
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
ALL ABOUT FUMES
FROM THE SHELTERS
OUnlted Press Leased Wire J

Helena, Mont, Jan. 26.-Follow.
ing the decision given yesterday In
favor Of OF the Amalgamated Copper
Company, preparations are being
made today to investigate with a
view Of ascertaining II the discharge
Of arsenic from the Anaconda smelt-
er cannot be reduced. For some
time farmers have been In litigation
In an effort TO have the Washoe
smelter, AT Anaconda closed. claim
Ing the smoke and gases from Il le-
suoyei vegetation and almost killed
livestock Judge W. H. Hunt, Of the
United States district court decld 4
that the smelter should not be shut
down, but that am investigation CON
corning the arsenic coming from ft
should be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
PROPERTY is
HELD FOR THE
ASSESSMENTS
CITY NOT LIABLE IN SOUTH COMMERCIAL
STREET IMPROVEMENT

In the suit OF Peter Rubin and
John Feldman, plaintiffs, VS.. City Of
Salem and W. D. Gibson, defendants
Judge Galloway today handed down
the following opinion:
"PlaIntin3 are owners Of property
abuttlng on South Commercial street
IN the city Of Salem. and ask that
the assessment upon their property
made by the defendant city for the
improvement of said street be set
aside, and declared null and void. al
leging that the Improvement. male
and accepted by the city were not no
compliance with the advertised no.
t'ccs and specifications and regula.
'ions 10 th ordinance author.zue
The Improvement ON said street
'P.aiuuGs further aIloeo chat rr-
ler .h. city cHwur % mHn. 600 tna
part of Obo city to strictly comply
N.th condition. lr .n published uu.
..a md '.. .. 0o..m ouH n
..a or1n.H.. .uIhorT.ua l. pro
posed Improvements rm.w M. a.v
of 'w"a.a..o. mI t.m .H mU .-
1H.Hf .uu. dimes .. fhu uuuu.F
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
ORION MAKING
A FIGHT FOR
LESS PRINTING
HOUSE WANTS ALL BILLS TO Bf LAID ON
DESKS

procedure. saying the house could
kill every bill he offered to encour.
age the mining industry, but not In
that way
Mckinney, Of Baker, got into ac-
ton, and asked that the bills take
their regular course He had voted
against Mr., Muncys bill, but wanted
these bills to 90 to the mining com
mittee and have a hearing. McKin-
ney seemed TO be terribly in earnes,
and he saved the day, and, for the
present, all bills will be printed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
REYNOLDS SAYS
BILL WILL Hi
PRUNE DRIfRS
AIMFD At PAPER MILLS WHERE MACAINtS
MAKE $IOO AN HOUR

foot in the grave" Reynolds asked Il
r., vopld apply to men working In
,rppe driers. Campbell said I,
uorid Il was a bill hitting at the
ua,er mill, where machines now run
% hours at a stretch and earn 500
az hour.
Pcvuo'ds made the point that
Yrpne dr'rs had to run for about
20 DAYS day and night, and had a
hard tine to get hands to work on
.wo rh'ns. It would be impossible TO
,ri hands enough TO nun prune drier-
~ three shifts. The bill passed Jus.
he same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26

Orton made fight Monday 10 cut
down unnecessary printing bills, his
point being that where the same bill
was already introduced in the sen.
ate, II wac useless duplication. He
tried to stop the printing after first
reading, but failed.
Then he jumped onto the two min
Ing bills, introduced by Muncy, TAX.
Ing the position that the house had
already passed on q similar bill. Bat
Mucy fought like a tiger against this
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26

This ls o common form ol muscu-
Hr rheumatism 40 internal reat-
mon. is needed Apply Chrmbcr
nm.s luimont freely twice o. day
and quick cure is certain This
Ha.meo' has u'yen especially valu-
able for musulnr and chronic rheu-
mo'ism, and is sure TO give quick Pc.
A't Chamborloin's Liulmeut is al.
so most excellent for snroins and
bruises. Price, % cents large size
... ..r ...r D. D S..u.
drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26

Monday was Labor Day III 'n'
house. The bin 10 make eight hour
a legal days work was debated to a
finish. Mckinney, Buchanan, ana
Hughes spoke. Mckinney "aAeu
eloquent in the interest Of better pol
flies better voter. "In the interest
Of the Republican party, the party
of tho people, let us pass this bill.
Mcdonald made a witty speech
reading an advertisement, For sale
a xea" Dimmick called the pape'
mills death traps. "The man who
works ilrre a year has lost his lie
an4 yigor and animus-he has one
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
Too Much Face.

You feel as II you had one face
too many when you have Neuralgia
Don't you? Save the face. you may
need IT, but get rid Of the Neuralgia
by applying Ballard's Snow Llnlment
Finest thing In the world for rheu.
matlsm, neuralgia, burns, cuts scalds
lame back and all pains Sold by AN
dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
HOUSES
WORKING
ROUTINE
LOCAL OPTION LAW
AMENDMENT

Roth hou.cs worked uu routine
matters this morning to 2 p. m. Ia
both new bills wore introduced aal
"a number of bills indefinitely post
poned.
An invitation to visit the state
Agricultural college on % special
train Saturday morning at $3.50 was
accepted
Governors Message.
message was read .u the house
calling attention to the decision Of
the supreme court in the Yamhll
county case. setting aside tax leyies
for state purposes for the year 1903,
ana the same wa- referred TO COM
mittee ON assessment and taxation.
Governor Chamberlain says mo- seri-
ous difficulty will Doe experienced In
making a tax levy by rhe legislature
that will be- legal. and will validate.
an tax coectlous required this year
Hon F. w. Mukey of the state tax.
commits ION IS here 10 help frame mp
a remedial act.
Local Option Amendment.
Representative Borebrake of Ben
lon. introduced bin today makiGg|
t a mlsdemeanor for q witness 10 roe
'use 10 testify IN a liquor case. II 's|
IN amendment 90 the local option /
aw, 10 make its enforcement po
ible In blind pig prosecutions In dr..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
A NAVAJO'S LOVE

The romance Of an educated Ind
an Stage under direction of Donald
Bowles.
Evening Prices %, 35, so Maj,
inees, 10, 90.
Matinee Saturday Next week
The House OF Thousand Candles
All Salem people attending the Bun
salow are requested TO mention m.
iae' at the box Office when purehas
lhs tickets An mail orders or or.
u'fs by wire receive careful and
prompt attention
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
Great Chinese llode
4. NJ. n 4 N

Has medicine which vi "
known dl case. lie maEa "
~ Of. aud guarantees TO 'aHp
Asthma, Lung, Throat, S'''
Debility. Stomach, L''h
Troubles; also any ea'''
swollen serene S. br0l''
Smallpox; Epidemic; 81
5oils, Lost Manhood, Fen" y,
ness, Hernis Tronbles an' = \.
Consultation free. Care d I,
Tong Co., Chinese drugs -
1853 High ST.. upstairs' oA /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26

For cuts, burns Ov
scratches, but especially ~" ~,
ed for piles-DeWills
Witch Hazel salye' DIV
druggists. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
"%,.S,1Efah' " y
HeaIfh
Never Fails 10 Restore
Gray Hair TO It's Natural
Color and Beauty.

No matter how long ithas been gray
or iaded' Promotes luxuriant growth
OF healthy hair. Stops its falling out.
and positively removes Dan
uruil. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re-
fuse all substitutes. ~ times as much
IN slOO as SOC size. Is Not a Dye.
81 and soc. bottles, at drugaIsts
send y for free book "The Care OF the liar" "
3 fhio Hay Spec Co, Newark, MI
Hays Hariina Soap cures pimp,..
red, rough and chapped hands, and AN skin dis'
eases Keeps skin tne and soft 2sc druggists.
send &c Tor Tree book "Ihe Care Of the Skin %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26

As soon a. You try to make n
,,, DlonI o" your friend, you have no
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
BUNGALOW THEATRE
Portland or.

Portland, or.
Phones, Main ~. Ai22L Emnl-c
Theatre Co. UnCl, Lcase. Georga
l.. Baker General Manager.
Week eommencng matinee Ianr.
ary "a, 1903.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26

prevent any complication. Sold by
all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-26
FREE PACKAGE com

FREE PACKAGE com
Fiji out the blank lisl
low with your name iai
dress, cut out coupon iiil
to the PYRAMID DRUG q
PANY, 100 Pyramid 4
Marshall Mich a tralE
age OF the eroat PynlaA
Cure will then be sent w
once by mail FREE hr
wrapper.
Name .....t,,''''''''.
Street ,.......,''''".
City and Staterr''"'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
What Becker Did to the Ordinances


is
nance 6unde because
0
e regard lowering gates Had the terrible little occurred before the
to
for the railroads proud Of? We o
tha
ulin
AE N HIS PAK one Brs pet ordinances which
The ANY mlr
Ia to
o ther
in Ice
etth the
of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
HAMMOND GIRL IS
SAVED ON THRESHOLD
Tries to Enter House of I'll
Fame as Last Resort,
But Is Prevented.
POLICE LEARN HER HISTORY
Case Cited IN Chicago Tribune, But
Name of Rescued One Is
Withheld.

According to John CaHan OLoughlin.
a special writer for the Chicago Trib-
une. Hammond girl who had been
robbed, as she said Of all her money.
as last restort tried to enter resort
In the Chicago tenderloin district.
Since Chief Steward has been in
charge of the Chicago police he has
adopted plan of requiring every habi-
tue of a house Of i'll fame to register.
Certain questions are asked her and
every effort is made to prevent inno-
cent girls from beginning this life.
When the Hammond girl. whose name
was not given, went to one OF these
places in the last extremity. she was
asked il she had ever been in a similar
place before. She said that she had not,
and the police would not let her enter.
She was sent to a charitable insti-
tuition. where she is being cared for
and which will make an effort to find
her honest employment Under the old
regime the Hammond girl would have
been permitted by the police to enter
the place and she would have been lost
to decent society forevermore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
Inventors and Investors
Council Much Impressed
by Representations.
REFERRED TO BUSINESS MEN
Company May Locate Here-Virtues
of Self-Heating Can Are
Presented.

At a meeting of the Inventors and
Investors council last evening the
claims of the McElroy Betting & Hose
Co. made such a good impression that
1t has been decided to present them
to the Hammond Business Mems asso-
citation as a body at the next meet
ing of that organization, and an ef-
fort viii be made to finance the com
pany here.
The McElroy Betting & Hose COM
Germ. doing a business of $50. 900 q
year, on a capitalization of $4,000. The
company finds it necessary to expand
however. and expects to increase its
capital stock to $4,000.
1t viii give the investors of Ham
mond a chance to subscribe for any
portion of the extra $4,000 in stock
1t will schedule its assets of all kinds
as $4,000, and this includes the busi-
ness itself the good will of the com
pany.
The proposition looks like a very
good one to the members of the In
ventors and Investors council, and Il
the company can get the proper finan-
cial encouragement here it will 10.
cate here.
A man appeared before the Inventors
and Investors with a self-heating car
which seemed to be a good proposition
but which did not specially appeal tc
the council.
The promoter did not haev any def.
mite proposition to make to the coun.
ell and 50 the matter was dropped al
least temporarily.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
CONTINUES TO
NATURALIzE TURKS
Surprise Has Got no Word
From Washington For
bidding Him.

Despite the stories that are going
the rounds in the press regarding the
United states governments refusal 10
issue naturalization papers. Deputy
United States Clerk Charles Surprise of
Hammond is continuing right along to
issue papers to Turks He has re-
ceived no notice from Washington to
the contrary and will not take the re-
sponsibility of refusing them
On the whole Mr. Surprise is issuing
on the average of fifty papers a day.
Most of the applicants come from Gary
and are mainly Knots adherents. Some
three hundred and fifty were natural
lied last week and about a hundred
have received their papers this week
Among the leaders who bring in for
eigners every once is a while are John
Papp, councilman of the Sixth ward III
Hammond. who is seeking reelection
on the democratic ticket
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
Made Approximation.

The Gary library board met last night
and appropriated $500 for books ana
magazines The books to be purchased
VIII get the larger share of the appro-
priation $3.50 Of the amount being de-
voted toward the subscription for 100
magazines. The books to be bought
are all Of scientific or historic char
acter. no fiction being included in the
list Of 300 volumes provided for The
number of magazines subscribed for is
ABOUT the same as those which came
to the library during the past year. but
a number Of new ones have been chos-
en- TO take the places Of seevral which
viii be discontinued
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
Attorney Smith HonOred.
REASON TO Be PROUD
Improvements Entitle Pal
ace of Sweets to Claims
of Superiority.

The Palace of Sweets may well con-
slider itself the leading refreshment
place in Hammond now, owing to the
extensive Improvements that have been
made there,
Always crowded the management has
now nearly doubled its floor space for
the accommodation Of patrons. Two en-
frances have been installed. one on
State street and the other on Holman
street. In order to do this 1t was nee
essary to lease what was formerly the
Wonderland theater This place has
been entirely remodeled and now forms
an L TO the Holman street busfn ess
place.
The Holman street front has also
been changed and is much more attract
i've. The new fixtures and all the i'm
provements represent an outlay of ap-
proximately $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
WiII Take Charge of Local Boy City
Affairs Through the interest
of Mems Club
BOSSYS CONE
Up TO Be
TRIED OUT

Two cows arrived this morning from
Crown Point for the sanitary dairy,
which will be maintained in connection
with the Liberty Cow Mixer factory.
The first public demonstration in
Hammond the patent COW mixer will
be given at the factory next Saturday
at o'clock, and the public is cordially
invited to see the exhibition. After
that there will be regular exhibitions.
1t viii be at the sanitary dairy fac
tary factory and that the real merits
of the Liberty Cow Mixer machine will
be tested. Here the agents will be
trained and the public given an oppor-
tunity TO see what a real sanitary dairy
will be Like.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
one LADY
is INJURED
First Story of Wreck Calls
Out Ambulances by the
Wholesale.

Three persons were seriously injured
and fifteen were slightly injured and
bruised in another south Shore disas-
ter at East Chicago, when a Calumet
Terminal switch engine. backing a train
of cars along Railroad avenue. in the
rear or the Republic Iron & steel com
pany's plant. and crashed into Gary
local intesurban car.
The interurban ear was turned com
pletely over and most of the injuries
were due TO bruises and to cuts, caused
by dying glass. The list Of the Sc
riously injured obtainable at 3 o'clock.
half an hour after the accident. was
as follows.
GILES, MSS NAN, East Chicago:
badly cut with flying glass; bruised
about the body; taken to the office of
the Republic Iron & steel Co.
MEYERS, JOSEPH, south Chicago:
employed as sdVertislng man for THE
LAKE COUNTY TINES suffered a sprafned
ankle and was badly out by glass tax
en- home to secure medical attention
aEaNNAtSy Mh&S- E1BN AHD- East CHl-
cago; badly bruised and cut by flying
glass
There were about fifteen persons In
the car and there was not a person
who was not more or less injured in
the crash. The car attempted to cross
the railroad tracks at Railroad avenue
when. with very little warning. a
freight train being pushed by switch
engine crashed into it at a good rate
Of speed.
The interurban car was turned over
on its side and showed along the track
for short distance. In the car the
people were thrown into a panic and
this made the escape from the wreckage
more difficult.
One man whose name could not be
rned was in the wreck at Kavanaugh
d had his fingers badly cut He was
z Pot so badly injured that he could not
curse the railroad vehemently
joseph Meyers. the employe of THE
TIMES who was injured. was also a vic
tim of the former South shore wreck.
He was in wreck at Kavanaugh. and
this was his second experience with the
South Shore route
The interurban car which was struck
was Gary local No 81. in charge of
Conductor T r. Mcconnell The re
sponsibility for the accident has not
been fixed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
To MEET IN
THEIR NEW
QUARTERS

The meeting Of the Young Mems Re
publican club, in the court room of
the Lake superior court house. tonight
holds the boards for the evening 1t
will be attended by the members of the
city central committee and there will
be an interesting session.
The republicans have Just opened
headquarters over the Lake County
Savings and Trust company These
will be maintained during the entire
municipal campaign just as they were
during the last national campaign
This is an evidence of the activity
of the party, and there will be more
evidences of it in the future The Of
fieers of the city central committee are
at work furnishing the new quarters
and making them ready for the last
weeks Of campaign activity. ". A. Hill
viii be in charge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
TURNER'S 60
TO BUY NEW
FURNITURE

In company with Otto Klemperer of
the Lion store furniture department
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Turner went to
Grand Rapids, Mich in the Michigan
Central train, which leaves this city
at 1856 p. m. for the purpose of max
ing the purchase of the furniture for
their magnificent new home in Glen
dale park
The living rooms viii be finished in
Circasian walnut of colonial design.
The den, breakfast room and dining
room will be in solid mahogany. The
bedrooms viii be finished in white
enamel and mahogany.
Oriental rugs viii be used through
out the house. and have been purchased
from the Lion store furniture depart
ment. Otto Klemperer says that A NJ.
Turner's residence viii be the most ele-
gantly furnished in northern Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-12
SHABBY APRIL
FOOLS TRICK
Alice Pedue Says Her Hus-
band Deserted Her on
That Day

Alma Pedue has brought an action
against John Pedue for divorce she
alleges in her complaint which was
filed in the Lake superior court. that
they We're married on Sept. %, 1905,
and We're separated on April 1. 1907.
He abandoned her on April Fools
day. which was rather coarse joke. to
say the least. She also says that he
failed to provide for her for two years.
He even choked her, according to the
complaint, and finally elected her from
the house He was frequently intoxi-
Gated. and in all was far from being
a model husband.
They have one child. Deverl. years
old. Mrs. Pedue asks for a divorce and
the custody Of her child.