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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
PLAN TO SAVE AMERICAN ELK
Actress Would Lead Subscription to
Feed and Shelter Animals.

Actress Would Lead Subscription &c
Feed and Shelter Animals.
Anna Held has undertaken to head a
movement for the relief Of the elks In
Wyoming that are unable to get foo(
because Of the deep snow. To secure
Immediate relief and give substantial
impetus to the movement she agrees
to head list of subscriptions with
$3.50. providing there will be ninety
nine others giving like sum. the dis
position of the money so raised to be
determined along the most practicable
lines for distributing fodder and pro-
viding shelter for the animals.
Miss Held addressed communica.
ton to John U. Sammis, exalted ruler
of the Benevolent and Protective Or
der Of Elks. at Lemars. la, seeking
co-opera ton of the fraternity she re-
CARDS as naturally interested from hu-
manitarian and sentimental reasons in
the welfare of the American elk, out
lining her plan and suggesting that
under her proposition any lodge of
Elks will be regarded as an indi-
vidual in making contributions.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24

" OMEN ask for suffrage first of all because of the inherent
call in the human heart for freedom of the individual
~ preston and the growing consciousness that each life
is sacred to ITSELF and feel that FREEDOM OF
EXPRESSION IS THE BIRTIIIIGllT OF THIS AGE and
who lives material and spiritual bondage slave and
Il coward
Mascuny and have always stood for the creative side Of
life and embodied force, power dominion and conro while
have always embodied the receptive qualities of pity, affection,
pathy and love.
Men, wisdom, have been the law and the awgvcr, and
love have been the fulfilling Of all laws.
CHANGED AND MEN ARE PAGING AWAY
DOMINANT OBJECTIVE SIDE or LIFE AND TAKING
THINGS SLOWLY STEPPING
LOVE IN THEIR NATURE, WHILE WOMEN ARE FORGING INTO
EXPRESSING MORE POWER
THEMSELVES.
These laws coming because and make them
but because the hour has struck for the cosmc working
of NEW EXPRESSION IN HUMAN LIFE, and neither the
the individual can oustrip the cosnic plan.
Women ask for suffrage because brings them not only freedom
but JUSTICE This cry justice has been ringing through the
ages It raised first by and freedom for
their bod from the hateful confer Of harem first sounded
and then through the years fought through all the Jungle
of HIGHER education
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
FREE LUNCH on TROLLEY CAR
Experiment to es Made on an Inter-
urban Line In Oreoon.

Experiment. to 30 Made on an Inter.
urban Line In Oregon.
An innovation In electric railway
transportation that is said to b. unique
In America Ia about to tH' tried on an
interurban road running out of Fort
land. Ore. TO Salem the state capital.
and other Willamette valley points
This is the serving Of a free lunch on
the interurban trains ut ,ueaItime.
The inauguration Of regular dining
car service would be cumbersome and
mean handling an additional heavy
car. but by putting 90 buffet ob.
servation car lunch can be served with
little Inconvenience.
Porters on the ours will serve the
lunch without charge. and it Is be-
lieved the new service will prove very
popular. Regular charges Will be made
for observation car seats. bat this toll
will include the luncheon. so the pas
senger will have the unique expert
ence of getting sonnet hing for nothing
from railroad company.
The trolley road has recently been
completed by New York and Philadel-
phia capital and is already one of the
best equipped interurban lines in the
west. Cars uniform with the best
Pullman equipment will be used. with
smoking compartments, buffet and OBJ
servation platforms. affording all the
comforts of modern travel even for the
comparatively short distances covered.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
TAGS FOR PARTY DRESSES.
Chicago storekeepers Want to Prevent
Return Of Goods After Being Used.

Chicago storekeepers Want to Prevent
Return Of Goods After Being Used.
Chicago department stores have de.
cided to stop the buying of opera
cloaks and party dresses ION approx.
al to be worn once or twice and the,
returned as unsatisfactory" A gen,
eral campaign with this end in view
is to be begun. it was learned recent
~. following the announcement that
one department store has adopted q
patent device intended to reduce these
abuses. The device is glaring red
tag about two inches wide and four
inches long. On it is printed In large
black letters the statement:
''This article will not be accepted II
this ticket is detached"
But instead of having the tag tied
to the article. it is attached in a con-
spicuous place by lead seal similar
to those used to close mail bags and
money bags. The only way to get
the tag off is to cut the string.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
Bad Breath

''For months had great trouble with my
stomach and used all kinds of medicines.
My tongue has been actually as green as
grass, my breath having bad odor. Two
weeksago friend recommended Cascarets
and after using them can willingly and
cheerfully say that they have entirely
cured me. t therefore let you know that
shall recommend them to any one suffer-
ing from such troubles. ''-Chas. H. Hal.
perm, ia E. 9TH St., New York, N. Y.
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe
10c. Csc, SOC. Never sold In bulk. The gen
uine tablet stamped CCC. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. 923
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
Back to the Land.

Back to the land is the cry today-back to
the dear old farm,
To the fields and the brook and the wind
ing lane. back to their sylvan charm:
Back to the little attic room which in
boyhood days you knew,
Where the raindrops battered upon q roof
and sometimes battered through.
Get up each morn before the sun and milk
the lowing kline
And carry the oats and hay and corn to
the horses. sheep and swine;
Bring In the wood and the water. too.
enough to last all day,
Then breakfast eat by candlelight. and no
to the fields away!
Follow the plow from morn till night,
scatter and SOW the seeds,
Then get the hoe and hurry along and
chop down all the weeds;
Hunt for eggs in the old hayloft and take
your weekly turn
A-helping along the women folk by work.
ing the butter churn.
But, oh. for the glorious harvest time,
when you gather the wheat and rye
With the mercury ninety In the shade and
the sun in a cloudless sky!
You reap and NOW and garner the crops
and never mind the sun
And eat your supper by candlelight when
the harvest day Is done.
Gather tho autumn's golden fruit from
the orchards loaded trees,
Husk the corn that the frost has nipped
till your hands begin to freeze;
on to the woodland day by day while the
weather still is good.
Mailing the rails to mend the fence. chop
ping the winter wood;
Then do the chores that you did at morn.
and after the stock is fed
Wind up the clock and put out the cat.
and then you're of to bed.
Back to the land. all We who will. but ri
go back no more,
For got all that was coming to me when
was there before!
New York World.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
0riain Of "Watered Stock"

The expression ''watered stock"
which describes so well the expansion
Of the stock of a company beyond the
value of the property, originated, it Is
said, in connection with Daniel Drew,
who was once the wealthiest and most
unique manipulation in Wall, street
Drew had been drover in his younger
days, and it was said of him that be-
fore selling his cattle in the market he
would first give them large quantities
Of salt to make them thirsty and then
provide them with all the water they
could drink. In this way their weight
was greatly increased, and the pur-
chaser was buying "watered stock"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
New Kind Of Bone Fracture,

The second days session of the Med
ical Society of the State of New York
IN Albany was devoted recently to the
reading Of a large number of papers.
DR.. William S. Thomas of New York
In a paper on 1.-THE Chauffeurs Frac-
ture'' declared it an occupational dis.
ease caused by the slipping of the
crank handle of an automobile. II the
handle strikes the chauffeur's arm II
causes a fracture which DR.. Thomas
found to be of peculiar character. He
told Of several cases where chauffeurs
with dangerous fractures from being
struck by crank handle have driven
their machines for miles after the acct
dent without knowing that they were
badly hurt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
The United States Must
Keep Watch of the Pacific.

-HE question be expressed in word "China,"
with interrogation mark after it. When these five hun
dred million people shall wakcn and demand the telephone
railroads, waterwork and all the luxuries of modern life
will economic impulse gresl than the world has
Japan intends the orient and DOES NOT INTEND
TO LET US INTERFERE She mbled Russia the proudest of
all nations and jump position in the front rank of
nations.
LARGE A PACIFIC COAST LINE AS THE
MUST TAKE A HAND IN THE EAST
QUESTION:
THE CHINESE GREATEST QUESTION FAC
ING AMERICA TODAY OPENED
RAPIDLY CLOSING THEM.
Our people should know WHAT is DOING IN THE FAR
EAST AND WHO is DOING IT. We have
MN&NM business to have control country that
.aMA do not understand and how many of us understand
Ng the form Of government in the Philippines today?
$D Events have taken into the far east, and
q must not "BACK UP" and will But in
YEnAe order to maintain position these three things
&1@ are essential: First, settlement must be CONSO
NANT WITH LIBERTY second CONSERVA
TON OF OUR COMMERCIAL INTERESTS and, third be
prepared to do it by FORCE if necessary
JAPAN OBJECT ALWAYS IN VIEW OF CONTROL
OF THE ORIENT PREPARING "EvENTUALlTIEs" THE
PACIFIC, SHOULD MAINTAIN IN THE PACIFIC As
DOES JAPAN, PLUS THE INCREMENT OF ANY
OTHER THERE-ANY OTHER POSSIBLE ALLY
would lot of money but would be less than the loss
caught prepaed Let the United States become
strong enough to have its way and it WILL NOT HAVE 10
FIGHT This is the greatest object of diplomacy the world
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-02-24
- Conditions In This
ST. Country Indicate
Xa A Conflict - A
copyrights ~. b, BATTLE.

By EMMA coLDMA.;. Anarchist

n :
+ n BEFORE INVESTIGATION.
+ : SUSPICIOUS. PERSISTENT
+ ~ BETRAYAL l..
4++******* started ultra preentosiv the
PROMISED LAND for the oppressed of all countries The rcu-
gees any of them today nothing Of the native born tell
how miscrabv this Wanted claim has failed
Capital today combining hand Prices being forced
10 the utmost limit upon every commodity Union labor being
tackled hand The unanimous acclaim Of combined capital
is for the open shop all will conflict may make it
more cmplac \ BATTLE. 1t inevitable Already there is
growing talk Of general strike Labor leaders advocating it.
And that has REVOLUTION AMER
ICA CANNOT HOPE TO ESCAPE the inevitable r'lc
OUT OF HEALTHIER CONDITIONS. HIS
TORY WILL REPEAT KNOW
COMMON RIGHTS CANNOT
PREVAIL. AMERcAN,sM FoLLoW--A BROADER,
MORE HUMANE AND MORE CONSIDERABLE CITIZENSHIP.
ideals of the trainers of constitution will
realization WEALTH longer will Aagrany dominate the
TONS councils
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
MONIES WHITE DoLPHINS.
BY JOHN W. KELLY

BY JOHN W. KELLY
 Every Summer and r-r-eaIIy m tf. month of August. these uamad= of ta. whale famIy arr zeeu appareuae porting lu front of the eitr
 America acquired knualndHe If them when Alaska was eaIeJ WhaIers who had yrutured into Arctic waters called them whit, fish" t, distinguish them from the black f-a of tropical waters. A thee wen. Hat fish others called thym "uhi,r whales"
 In the Spring they entgr these voters ahead of tho whales. and are fornd as far north az Point Horg tu4 Point Barrow in April but they ar- always more pIentitul in August.
 In the old days. before the Eskimo became cuio manufacturers. those people sometimes mad. strong uefs which they stretched from shore. and caught them.
 Captain Peter Ra>ne uaW of Nome in lSNS had a net made of Uh1lohnue strands. in which he caught -ular at Point Hope
 Once the writer rounded 0r sixteen in one day.
 Their principal food is the Arctic codling Roreogadus saidaD. but known at Nome as fha "totueoa Rut the white dolphin. like man. prefers Alaska's red salmon. as it tastes better and goes farther. hence they chase them into any inlets or rivers they can enter. The flesh "f the white dol plain is superior to that of seal Walrue or whale. Cooked as beefsteaks they are excellent. The hide makes better mukluk hootsoles than anything else The leather is not porous and when damp dries very quickly
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
THE SECRET OF
 ROTARY ENGINES

ia .a- s=-ar If tho Euggrt of Nuy x aa- published au ar.euu. of thy invention t. vu, WHHm N Wu,a,r Hgru.u conn. Nha aas fars,r.mr invention ar t rotary ,HsHg. Tb, HIs.. aa. ef e.arttI interest t1 thc .#.a#a. fad mare 90 thr5ugH the ,aet
 af 1Tr Wheeler at af one tImr a =tH-e If e-H L. l.. Suevrr. uf thts ...s.. ana 4 uraIaue ft,ul.
 lH tH. recent m1H Ms received % ap a tHs M.Hdeu pa8s Journal. eet#HHs thr account If II trul assa t6I= invention which should #=a--=-# HHfeHe=tfHe fe- tHf uar rr-r-frrz.
 Hf aIf #eaHta5aa jav-aGeu-. r,r- #f Har. rfae H5s bon d,.atea To
 Invention H the notary engine
 - aa# asaaH aHa tHaE except that
 1HI.HIHe af r,rretud melton The
 aaHaa atHsH rfam The Mefidrn t-#aH aa e8-H=t le-
 a-rHs =earat aF tFe rotary engine has H#.F stsJ Tho dgad. ef all engineers Hee tHa tIHr af Thomas Watts. who at.r eeutars aan perfected the team .nslae amt power rraduccr
 #.sH h h1algd the greatest me
 #tH# #H5= If the aer. k an ar- -amrH=Hgd r9gg ~Therc is the proof My auelug gae#. You cant argue eaaH=t# that a==I.sise W W 76seIeH inventor ant president of the Wheeler Haaa Engine and Power Corporation. in which many prominent #asH meu are interested
 .FHH F HeHt. eal of hs small tech H#= knowledge ar machinery. The f#8| tFaftHr. uho 0az Invited to s#Ha#= fH9 demonstration yesterday faaHaaa. Vaz convinced beyond
 Hht af this fact. II went mcrrny. saeee5ae aae with pun of steam choking and hlnWine from the ex- EaHst. And il l. claimed to be the ar=t eusfna uf Inc rotary sort. except
 tHr turbine. which is hot q piston a-ziaa. bul series af steam dfithe 1aE r6a1 n4s snceessfuHl completed
 number If revolutions under it- sEn raHer
 | nau ztaadfR far tWa dats IT. say fEa 4tfiear= and stockholders of the aHFaHV Hers enthusiastic would be aderasfmalae tHeIf feeling Onr aung man director in The com t4Ht aHa manager of Il large concern a.n said "fherr is $5.ooo oooo in that machine pounding away there" "lt is fte greatest engine eyer known. and NiH raNalutianize the industrial tarld- =uid an officer in the company
 Th.ir appearance of feeling was the maro matided because or the fact so frerN predicted by Ioral experts that fHe steam pressure would be equal z-d and tho engine would not rcvolvc at all.
 The demonstration took place in the r.su af the Merideu Machine Tool camrane+ factory. on Britannia -ffset The experimrntal engine iz of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01

fH" mar.r" r.I" aur ', Inc ...t ..-
 .e...d mI uu,r. hn.Af ra H
 r.e.u month. u 'h. e.unr uu .ar-- v,r. mad. Ip N,a Iataa aa# audtu,, .r M, Wf,e.-r Hte5 f v..
 Nr-r, aud the, a.n- rut r.aat. uud,i The direction ar ,:eafea r Gs uru vice rrr-idrn. sf tf. r ccru.
 Th. u,s engine .arfH- and r5s, Under saa raaa.
 rrr--ur. at .ao revolutions r aa lt i- claimed ra. ,t..eaasa .sa#a.a farrr of soo hor-,r.a.r rut.r f.#H vtrh brna uvsr -u TaHa5= fs=F 'H HH-"lau.r ht. ha.u #s.u.#E
 The working uf tue Hae eamfaaat raN,lsihle rotary curtm. |. uat aHa4a ta understand The fault Aith Il Ia 'la engines which has aIs1t L, recognized. is the horizontal ---H5-#- uf tur piston It rfvrH rrv.f# thrust. then -rpl- tui :. taf..8 H... again hy tu, .f,tu Is..ra i'm. .. m"uuu aud much p.e.r tar f.. a..4- ing ur the fly Nhr, The a.a af a r"tar, eueiu. Nas II r., 4 a.atHa4az motion. th" laNer heinz iara.L ..l.4 circular mry,mcut and nm r 54a power wl t.m Nr WGasaa- aa accomplished tm- n using stI-a ri-tau- or t -Ht af f.eH aa# which evolves under tm m | IT rI.# steam
 The patent which Nt WGaaal Ia
 ,cmrd i- bash. or smdsm.ns.. aa# m, uf the few at that rarr H=#aed T.. the Patent office II NH laaaa= aa4 ecrt uf rotar, ,urm. which Ha H. invented using the Ids3 which M9 Wheeler worked ou, aud UH.sH If.= vented other engines of thl# tspa taaH being successful This k T sau4s au,. for relieving cushion ef 4Hf. aa| other s.,- which Is tarmed iu .laaaet. which the rear.d p tau IT, tHt4 pod ofur- making Ih, eaupI,#te r..NaaH= lion This had n,.,rt hrtsr.. b..aH# Its.- tidrd aetiu.t and tu it the zUgee- af thr u,a ,upiu, Is atututsa THa pressure i~ relieved he 4 srrea af grooves letting The eatHpIs.aed tsaH or gas back mo n, open rIf af a.a cylinder
 It is claimed the urN enems sta Ge. con tru,ted at oue.thld Inc ea-t aE. th" present ones with t 27 F,H gaHI eayiug in fu,l and a great ucreae.lu| power for the size. IL can hc t-,cr.ai instantly. no matter how fat II i. te- tnlyng aud this r. on,. of tho import ant features which arpaa- ta lha ca giuccr
 Plans have been drawn fur 4 EarI large -ta,iomr, .uefu- of 900 FaI# power and Alr Wheeler ia mraa. work applying hi principles f7 Fa= engines He has patent covering Al spark plug arraugcmcut for thr#r He says he + arranging to put up.a S2uu ooo plant for building drnau-tatiup engines uf an sorts
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
 SAL

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
MATTERS
 RECORDED
AUGUST 31. 1910. u. s. Patent.

From United States Government e. g.C. EruNn. patent to Seattle NJ. and Seattle placer claim June 20. 1aln
 Lien.
 = F. Geieer against \. T. Todd ct IL for 2122 n. for work performed on The Cyrus Noble claim. Aug 21 Islo. N E Barge against = NJ Sheafr al for Sel7.5o for work on tho cyrus Noble claim: Aug 3I lHo
 Deeds.
 Alex. olsen ta A ! Daly. an un- divided one-sixth interest in lhe Law tence bench claim on the tundra west af thr mouth of Snake river; Judy r.. Iao<.
 l. F Cunningham to sam II. John son. Iot <. block ID. townsite of Nome: Aug ae. 1910
 Thomas F. White to Pioneer Min ing Company. Discovery claim on Lit tie creek Aug. e7 1910
 . F. Eliston et al. 10 E. Schwartz. aH undivided ene-third If the osiris sociation claim; Aug. 27. 1910.
 Affidavit Of Publication. Mrz D NJ Rurlev to Mrs. Christina Mclean to NJ. eS above Discovery on solomon river, Aug 90. 1910.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01

Darling & Dean Co. have installed a in shop in connection with their store. and are prepared to furnish Hydraulic Pipe. Smoke Stacks, Tinwars, and do all kinds of repair work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
NOTICE.

Amy one having a bill against the Governors entertainment will please present the same to John Meyer. chairman of the finance committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
UeHp raA~s r.
 N V TN R#FN " FH HHE f8 FN

lf you can find any stale candy in a hos Of Toby's. he will gladly take your candy back ard make yru present of an entire bo~ as aeH as your money
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
-m- aLoA.- IL D. C. IL

'. W. SLOAN. ". Q. c. ~. H.. .a..f-.E. E r o. r EHHr#f=a H f f N
 .U. 'f... Main fs Iea "... t#.. Es Prze Winner oraguHt Seer on safe tt the Eagle as soon as the Coru4n arrives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
AT THE EAGLE

Hot Clam Nectar. Beef and Tomato Toner. New England and Jamaies Rum. Gin. Brandy and whisksy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
NOTICE eF aARsaAL.s SALE

TaE.I# H8#a = 6#HGs aaa tHa ty sHUa al a-ssGfG aI <eaaaaa.. .1..s laIs 2. Ia5a. .s==s..I. .eal= =aaaaa. .n.t... camt-4r- Second p.4+--# pa=aH- aa aHHHa. 4a es=t HIsn.## m d4.a - #aI4 esmt aa tHe 1sta ass a. BH== =f4ay= HT= f##9ar= =lf =tHsa= Il #aH4H=.# < tHIH# Company. aH5 asHmet r. Ii aaaaH=4 #Ha F. e=HH=fs e# aHar HHr aas a aHa e#H54 h ta. HeHet md h# HHaHr dfH ra#a aH t4e= t4e=zaa=asa=4f=s4ft-#H-H 1efe ee ffaat aaar af IT. 1Haa sfa. nt# aisa Come Hsaz.s &a##a. aHa=#a. #a af the asHa atas #Hd Hefet = F. ehiihera a aHd sa#a4 aaiae# f....# mining claim #Iaatsd h t.e taHe Nome EeaafaHe Distinct Hf#.s.rt al Alasta. 1eass4 sHa Huzesfh=a .. Na I Ahat Discovery aH f.#fe. ,srrr..
 hafs1 = &aHa aaa=Ha- aIa= taa# a4F ef s,ue1=f. fsIH
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
NOTICE

The Jarruezg h5rbar shop former located #5 t#e f#at af -fgaHrrrn .xrr. -. has reHaEa8 ta the shop aruasiie t4. Nugget ufifrn
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
SWEETS FOR THE SWEET.

For the real Fresh Candy. go to Toby's Candy Kitchen, where it is made daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
HERE IT IS

The sweliest bath rooms in Nome, largest tubs with Moonlight water at Mielke's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01

The very best Job Printing at rb. suaaet Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01

# you are dissatisfied with your strong Eastern butter. come to ITS for ? brick of our own brand, Sweet Erier.' made from fresh .shofe milk to cur special erHer. The tastc tzIIs. Ask your refaHbar.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
EAE.LE saeIaL r..--

The EHa aHI give Social Dance Thursday evening. Sept. l. at EruTr Hall Admission. SH50. Ladies free.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
GO TO THe NO .Ta POLE

Baker ##f t7r #r+f hr-ft 1Hi ft-t.e Ihs. aHIs EaEEeas G#=Hz-. ia# town
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01
fr..1.t N [ .

t4zt Stlta# Marshal. Saaaa4 haisaI b
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-01

IDEI.I it fierce. m IBf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-20
odd Divorce Case.

San Antonio. Texas. July 20.--Bex-
ar county courts have somewhat OF
problem in divorce proceedings on
their hands. The point troubling them
Is, can a person committed to a lun-
attic asylum be sued on charge of
abandonment and desertion?"
H. c. Daniels of Marlin some time
ago brought suit against his wife.
who Is patient at the Southwestern
Insane Asylum in this city. for the
purpose Of obtaining a divorce. In
his petition he charges abandonment
and desertiOn. While the aspect OF
the case is In keeping with the law
from every other point Of view, the
courts doubt that the detention OF
the woman In an asylum can be con-
strued into abandonment ana dese,-
tion. At the same time this is the on
ly charge on which the plaintiff
could secure q divorce. there being
no provision In Texas divorce laws
for cases such as his.