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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
Notice For Publication.

State of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In the District Court.
John C. Richey. Plaintiff VS..
Emma J. Richey. Defendant. No
500
Said defendant, Emma j. Richey,
will take notice that she has been
sued in the above named court for
divorce and must answer the petition
filed therein by said plaintiff on
or before the 10th day of March,
A d., 1910, or said petition will
he taken as true, and a Judgment
for said plaintiff in said action for
divorce will be rendered accordingly
Dated this 2sth day of January,
1910.
J. c. THOMPSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff
(SeaD
Attest: c. T. VERNON,
District Clerk.
By S. NJ. PARKER, Deputy.
2S-i-11-lSi
Say you saw it in the Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
Ardmoreite Want Ads
3 Lines 3 Times 3 Dimes
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A good Groom house,
all modern conveniences Phone SO
or w. s. Fraley. soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
WANTED

WANTED-Active statesmen tboth
sex) to show a neat and very at.
tractive article needed in every
home. store. factory, school. ho
tel, etc. One to twenty in each
home. Sells quickly. when shown.
Can average SO to so daily, the
year round. Very pleasing and light
business. Everybody delighted to
see you and the article. Call from
7:30 to 900 a. m, or TO p. m,
at POS Broadway, Ardmorc, Okla
Phone l52 red lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01
LOST AND FOUND.

Sunday evening large leather
hitch rein. Finder please return to
l.. II. Love. 2S-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-01

FOR SALE-A good horse and bug
gy, at bargain. Apply at Ard.
more State Bank. 1-12
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04

AT the opening OF the new nospUal
attached to the Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research in New York the
announcement was made that John d.
Rockefeller had given securities hav-
ing par value of S3,S20000 to be add
ed to the endowment of the institute
This makes the total endowment of
the institute in properties and moneys
SS,24o000. with an actual income bear
ing endowment OF S6.420,000
The opening Of the hospital was an
invitation affair. and many prominent
society folk attended beside medical
men and professors. The new hospital
is for the study by experts of particu-
lar diseases. There are accommoda.
tions for seventy patients, who will be
treated free from all charge by the
newest methods known to science. No
experiments will be made upon any of
the patients. For the accommodation
Of these seventy patients there is an
eleven-story modern structure fitted
out with the last nicely OF modern
hospital comfort
The board Of trustees is initially
constituted as follows: John d. Rock
efeller, Jr, Frederick T. Gates, VIII
liam H. Welch. Starr J. Murphy and
Simon FleXner
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Roy Shoots His Sister.

Miss Anna Banyard aged twenty
and one of the best known markswom-
en- in New Jersey. is living in the hos
pital at Paterson, n. j.. in a serious
condition after having been acciden-
tally shot by her siXteen-year-old
brother Harold
The two engaged in target shooting
with a 22-caliber pistol in the rear OF
their home Miss Banvard had stepped
towards the target, when her brother,
believing the gun to be empty, play
fully pointed it at her and pulled the
trigger. The girl fell unconscious. The
bullet struck her in the side below
the shoulder.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Iohnstone Is Hiahest EIyer.

Ralph Johnstone. flying in a baby
Wright for the first time, broke the
worlds record for altitude at the inter
national aviation meet at Belmont
Park, near New York He went up
S714 feet.
The Wrights were wildly excited
when they greeted Johnstone after he
had reached his hangar HoXsey was
also present to extend his congratula-
tions The previous record for altitude
OF 1856 feet was made at Muurmelon,
France, Oct /, by Henry Wynmalen, a
Hollander.
Drexel came down half an hour after
Johnstone His barograph registered
1870 feet
John B. Moisant the daring Chicago
aviator, flying the Bleriot in which he
captured the Statue of Liberty prize.
won the Aero Club OF Americas dis
tance prize OF $1,000 In two hours he
made the course ffty-six times. a to-
tai distance of about eighty-seven and
q half miles.
Moisant made a sensational landing
in front OF the grand stand. smashing
his propeller and breaking one wheel
of his monoplane. He climbed out OF
the machine uninjured. however
Latham was second in the race. with
s5 laps, and Simon third, with p laps
to his credit.
Grahame- White, flying in his sixty
horse power Bleriot in the speed race
against McCurdy, overturned in front
Of the grand stand and was buried I'M
der the machine. Helpers lifted the
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Four pie In Burning Home.

Four persons lost their lives IN a
fire of unknown origin which destroyed
the combination storehouse and dwell
ing of T. NJ Carpenter, at Pisgah, near
La Plata, Nd.
The victims were the daughter OF
Benjamin B. Compton, two children of
Marcellus Bowie and a negro servant
girl
Compton's sister had a narrow es-
cape from death. When she awoke the
blaze had gained so much headway
that there was no chance for her to
warn the others. who We're trapped by
the flames. The Pisgah postoffice was
in the burned building.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
10000 March In Profanity Protest.

Under the banners OF the Holy Name
society and TO the music of a thou
sand male voices without a band. 30.-
600 men marched over a long route
through Pittsburg's streets as a de
monstration of the society's campaign
against blasphemy
Several times as many people lined
the sidewalks an it was with difficulty
that nearly the entire police force
kept the route clear for marching.
Bishop Regis Canevin and other
prominent members of the Roman
Catholic clergy reviewed the parade
from stand near ST. Paul's cathedral
The marchers came from every section
of western Pennsylvania.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Helpino Him Alono.

What is AN tnis straw doing in the
roadway? Somebody sick: asked the
man passing
Easy" said the man at the gate
holding up a warning finger There's
a young man calling on my daughter
tonight who has been coming TO see
her for six years He's very easily
frightened. We hope he's going to
propose tonight. and we Gre taking
every precaution against his beiag star
tledw-Yonkers Statesman
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Iow STUPID!

Mrs. Jon, reading 1t says here
that nautical mile is G.0S0 feet and
a statute mi.r is only 1.2S0 feet Why
is thatt isoughl a mile was mile.
Nj jones without looking up from
his puprr Wen. mile is a mile, but
a statute milr is measured on dry
land. Willie nautical mile is measured
on tha water and you know most
things swell when ia water
Mrs Jones TeSuming her readingl
Why. of course. How stupid Ladies'
Home Journal.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR weak;
winter clear, $3.S564; city mills, fan
RYE FLOUR quiet, at s4qA1O per
barrel.
WHEAT steady; No 2 red, new,
9012691c.
CORN quiet; No. ? yellow. local,
5712c.
OATS steady; No. white, 3Sc.;
lower grades. 36i2c.
15c.: old roosters, 1O12d Dressed
firm; choice fowls, l7c. old ROSTERS,
12c.
BUTTER firm; extra creamery, 33c.
EGGS steady; selected, "a a 36c.; (;
heSgby, 30c. western, 30c.
POTATOES puiet, at 550 $50. bush.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Sees Husband slay.

With his wife and baby standing by
his side. Frank Bell shot and killed
Harvey Duncan and Charles Duncan
in the railway station at McCarry,
Miss
After having shot the two men Bell
boarded an outbound train and came
to Columbus, where he gave himself
I'D. He refused to talk
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Governor Fort Appoints Mrs. Cleveland

Governor Fort Appoints Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. Frances Folsom Cleveland the
widow OF the former president, was
named by Governor Fort of New
jersey, as one of the managers OF
the woman's reformatory, the erection
Of which was authorized by the last
Legislature. Mrs Cleveland has taken
a deep interest i'm charitable and cor
rectional work among women in this
state
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Live stock Markets.

PITTSBURG Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice, s6750I10S
prime. S6.406 6.75.
SHEEP lower. prime wethers, SAG
40. culls and common. S 5O02.6O;
lambs. s4m6.5O: veal calves S950010.
HOGS active prime heavies. me.
diums. heavy and light Workers, $3.50;
pigs. $S90GS95; roughs, s750QS.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Bit on cartridae; pead.

Joseph Deponti. the ive-year-old son
of Frank Deponti, of Haverstraw, ~.
Y, while getting ready for school,
picked up a pistol cartridge and put it
into his mouth and bit on it. The car
fridge exploded and the bullet went
upward through the boys brain. killing
him instantly.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
III. Rarefnnt Rnrnlar-

Have you seen the barefoot bur
glar:" asks the Florida Times Union
We have We caught her in the
yesterday morning the thrpe-yrar oi.
miscreant as she STOLE up 10 uur bed
stole a kiss ~hnuk her touSled head
and said m you don't get up. dad. you
won't yet any hrr fe> Allentown
tPaI Democrat
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
How II Looked.

"Why don't you eat your caviare? ?"
asked the host
Didn't know it was 10 eat" replied
Broncho Bob. II thought there had
been an accident and the cook spilled
the bird shot. Washington Star
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Haltien eunboat sinks; 70 Lost

The Haitien gunboat Liberte has
been lost at sea off Port De PaiX,
Haiti, following an explosion on board.
it is estimated that seventy persons
were either killed or drowned. Twenty
others were rescued.
The Liberte sailed from Port au
Prince on Monday last, hav ug on
board ninety persons. So far as kno1n
only twenty OF these escaped. Among
the seventy who We're lost We're ten
Haitien generals who We're on their
way to take command of the several
divisions Of troops in the department
OF the north.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Domestic Bliss.

Mrs Henpcck with newspaperl-It
says here that buttermik will extend
ones life TO over a hundred. Henpeck
Cwearilyl-If was a bachelor. I'D take
to drinking it Boston Transcript.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04

Wins $4,000 Suit From Her Daughter.
Mrs Johanna Husselmann has been
awarded $9S0O damages from her
daughter, the wife OF Dr. Wilhelm
Becker in the circuit couIt in Mil
waukee, Wis, in a $25o00 alienation
OF affections suit OF mother against
daughter.
Mrs. Husselmann and Or. Locker
We're married in Chicago ON March II,
1900. She was then fortysix years
old He was thirty-one Sine had two
daughters. One of them was Mrs. Hat
tie Bott, aged twenty-siN. MIS-. Bott
was then living in ST. Paul Ler hus.
band was Dr. Henry c. Bott.
Shortly alter the marriage Mrs. Bott
came to Milwaukee to visit at the
home OF her mother and her new step
father. The result was that on Sept
%. 1905, Mrs. Becker and her husband
separated. On Nov 3, 1906, Mrs. Hus-
selman got a divorce, resuming the
name of Husselmann.
On Nov 9. 1905 Mrs Bott began
suit for divorce from Dr. Bott She got
the divorce Nov. "a. 1907 Five days
later, according to testimony. Mrs.
Bott and her stepfather We're married.
The mother said among other things
that her daughter 'williully. malicious
ly and wickedly' gained the affections
of Dr. Becker, and sought to entice
him to desert his wife.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
Lueeani Hanos Himself

Luigi Luccani, the anarchist, who
Rssassinated Empress Elizabeth Of
Austria in 1898, hanged himself in his
cell at Geneva.
Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04

machine of him and he walked out,
limping slightly waving his hand to
the crowd to let them know he was
not seriously injured His machine was
damaged.
Although his machine turned turtle,
Grahame-White won the speed race,
his time being lA3412 McCurdy was
second, with the time of 25.4304
Arizona republican., 1910-11-27

WYE MUST have cash, and Monday and ,Tuesda,
 w we will sell our fine large stock of Fixtures
 W less than our cost. In fact, will sell at tn factory cost Beautiful 15inch art glass domes; regU lar price Sl2.5O at this sale $500. Same dome Is inch regular price SI7.5O; now $500; with firing S7.5O. Fine large oak dome with leaded art gas flower designs; regular price S4O.OO now SIS6O Two
 light fixtures in oxidized copper brush brass, S27 Square brush brass fixtures S4.OO in Blight and Sl in flight; others S6 in Blight and S8 in 4lght Ceil ing lights for porch complete, 9OC. Drop cords eacl soc. Elegant 6foot solid oak piano lamp, regular S5 style; this sale S2O Porch anterns S.5 each; other Sl:9O each Chains pendants, S2 each One elegan H5; this sale S3875. All these prices include glas shades with the fixtures. Table lamps 33536 off. Al glass shades 4O26 off, few flash lights at 33H off Batteries for same, 200 and BOG while they last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
y. .. q. BOi IDt NED IP.
Joseph Danslxrr Charged with Pork 81
Rebl.rrl bN ENrllesl Italian.

.Ioss.yh Danzig~r OF Middle Village. L.
!. who ~ a freshman AT New York I'M
verr,'y. stepped mp tn Policeman Wagner
al tn. Aianhattan end Of the Williamsburg
Bridge Yesterday afternoon and asked how
he should get ro Harrison street Nag
ner told him to take Il Spring street car
Immediately aft-r~srd two Italians Asked
Wagner how to get To Spring and I.afay
cite streets. Wagner told them also
~ take "a Spring street ear When tn.
car arrived DsnIig.r. tbs. two Italians
and Wagner got aboard lh. car had
hardly started when two Young men
Iump--l from the. car and ran AWAY. On..
III the Italians. AnI-IlO GuC-I.sno Of 9I2
Ston. avenue. Brown-vill-. cried ont
that he had been robbed and accused
DanZiger Of II he theft Wagner locked th.
college boy mp
When the matter cam. before MaRis-
trat. Butts ia the F---N Market court
Danzig-r SAID that his father was "a we'll
'n do dairyman. The boy produced n
bank book showing hat Iu-t before board
ing the ear Ia. had d-posIted IN bank
for h~ father sTs' H.. denied any knowI-
edge of rh.. theft Magistrate Butts held
him for an -NaininatIOn to-day and young
DaiIliE-r ~-.ni for a t-nant 81 one of his
father -buil,iink- to come and bail him otii
Policeman Wagner Thought that Tue
-i,Bo was mistaken ia picking out Dan
IIg-r a. the thief Magi-frfai. Butts
nlad. special arran g.-rn-nt- for Accepting
bail IN ease. the bOnd-rnan did not reach
court before the hour ~ adjournment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
Ex-SE\ ,TOR swim TO NF.
Action for Libel Against MAJ Or-tirri
Gregory Of Fast Orange.

~ United States senator jam-- Smith
Jr announced IN Newark Yesterday that
h. sill bring ~uii for lib-l against Mayor
..l.-,t Julian 4 Gregory Of East brang-
for an attack Oh hi- political r'-rOrd The
latter cent "a letter Ia A---mblyman- eject
harl..- " Brown. al-D Ot Fast Orsng-
last week urging him 'o recall his pledge
TO SUPPORT Mr. Smith II he ent-r.-l the
race. for United States Senator Ia I'LL the
seat of John keaIi. Whose term expires
next year Mr. Gregory cit-,i incidents 81
Mr. smiths career AT Washington fifteen
wears ago and said that IL ~a- the latter =
-tr.ach-ry- that wAS Ts-pon-Ibls for the
long continued Republican rul'. ia New
Jersey
Mr. Smith lad he permitted al such
acts to pa-- unnOtr'-i vb-u h. wa-
younk.r bat he. has now reached an age.
~h-n duty la resent th..m b,-cOIn.-- Iva
y--rativ"
Ih.. Young man who nov aS-aiI- me-
h. -ald -acr,-pt--,i ~ INV help III other
DAYS Do..- h.. think II VIA ms own ter
soi,aIity which ..l.-rI-si .hIm' Nas II h..
who --t III motion the forc-~ which ,.nd.-i
ia th,. r.-c-n' great victory
Mr. Grrgory said that h- ~oull ~-lcoIn-
tn. -Git He said that ~ would give. him
a chance. tO ti~y- i-.s.p..r into the record
81 the. .x Senator. ami that he did not fear
the. OUTCOME. Of any -Iit that might he.
brought
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
PRISONER VINO SpEak> NOT.
curt Doesn't know What tS Ibs With
Iaim lie signs Frank lee"

Magistrate Murphy. the court atten-
iants and jailers ut the Jefferson Mark Of
court are puzzled 10 know what To do with
man who is book ed as Frank Lee and
for two days has not spoken He was
arrai gned to-day before the Magistrate
charged 9Th picking up a bundle Of
woollen cloth from the sidewalk in front
OF the United States Express Company
offices on Twenty first street on wecnes-
day evening
There's no use in your pretending not
TO understand what ] say. rena rk Ell
Magistrate Murphy 1T won't do You
any good
The prisoner remained mute phySi-
cian said that he man seemed To b. suffer
ing from some nervous trouble
-Mightnt he have put II ON" ask ed
the Court
the doctor said IL was possible and the
Ma gist rate set the case over until Monday
The man when searched had s23s in
his pocket He appears to he about Is
years old He wrote Frank Lee on "A
receipt for his money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Congressman R~nnet spent ss.asID. -
fs~nsei Ssp~nt ~, lOn.

ALBANY. Nov Is The W : Bennett
campaign committee certified Ia the
Secretary Of State to-day that its en-
y,..n-.-e. in the on gr..s-tnan unsuccessful
polif zeal contest were 81. 900 y Of thus
amount all hut S2in5 was contribut ed.
Mr. B.nn-t himself gave the COMMITTEE
81 I65 IN Hudgin- h Dumas Jacob ii
SrhiY and L. II Rogers each contributed
S951 H. ! Patterson and " Illiam Hart
field each SlOO. Guam liCk Nam gave
ST. and job Hedges 81
Tn. John 4 Bens-l campaign conf
mitr.- sp-nt s. iUp IL which 81 .oUD was
contributed by " r. Pans, and s2JD each
i've - Hal.sy and Daniel Moran.
rh. Republican STATE COMMITTEE" sent
only Sl0 into Wyoming county and 81 90
into Oneida county. Nice President James
:, sherman coutrihIt ~ sl0" So The Oneida
county Republican COMMITTED Col W Ill
lam Cary sanger. So senator Davsn-
port s8JO. and Representative" Wilmington.
81 .O1I.
The Democratic STATE COMMITTEES sent
81 aa, into Chemung county. s. las into
Rock land county and $, 81 int" Clinton
COUNTY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
90 TAM STRIKERS RETURN.
Companies Have Al the Men They want
-Eight Men Turned Away

While the IA xiCah strikers at a meeting
yesterday afternoon at Isl Eighth avenue
passed resolutions TO keep up their strike
Tor the closed shop. the police reports
and those OF the taxicab companies
showed that forty strikers returned
To work in the garages OF the different
companies during the day. The service
OF most Of the companies was not nearly
up 10 thu normal. hut each OF the COM
panies showed a slight improvement
every day this week
Up to II A. VI. yesterday 32s cabs were
running with strike breakers and old
employees from IN. garages Of the com
paniss affected by the strike. The New
York Taxicab Company had seventy
one cabs IN operation. The Universal
Iaximeter Company had twenty cabs
IN operation, but IN not manning it's
stands at night The kayton TaNiCab
Company had twenty-five 81 its old
employees AT work. At noon the New
York transportation Company had thirty
nv. machines IN operation. manned
principally 10y strike breakers. The View
York IaNi-Service Company and th'.
Sesich garage. which are allied. had
ninety two Cabs out The Taxi Service
company alone had forty-ssvsn q bp
IN operation. and the New York laXIcab
Company operated i25 cabs. all with old
employees. some OF whom did not strike
and some OF whom are returned strikers.
ia. ohh"cucn 'ao 'otnpahy mas
NV" OF Tvs QUO chahnsntr nv WORK.
Win ths exception ot the ".stcott
company "hich hhd siNtS-nNe returned
strikers al work. the chnufYe,irs Of tn.
companies all had policemen riding
VAN them 10 protect them. he West
cor cans are wifhdrawn every evening
piofs nightiaI. service beng resumed
!" = W "Nerv day. None ~ On. com
DANES u running ts cans nv hiEh' Tor IN"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
HOL ~ tOs Rr ~ MS HOVE
judge ib,kr Of BroSIiyn s~at~nr~- Two
lenN IcIrd Prisaner..

Judge Norman y bike 81 the County
Court III BROOKLYN, who II conNal,'-cing
from "a recent attack III appendicitis
held court Yesterday III the library AZ
his horn- IVA Columbia heights. tD i'm
pose sent -nc.. an Andrea tia--o. "A shoe
maker. who was convicted 81 setting fr-
to his house AZ iOl Eighth avenue to ob-
tain insurance. money. and Ida Brilliant
10 years. who pleaded guilty to grand
larceny
when the prisoners. who we're TAX en to
the house IN the prison van. arrived. Judge
Dixie. still pale and weak. was surrounded
by court attendants. detectives a stenoR-
rapher an interpreter and the reporters
He said he was feeling very we'll and hoped
TO be around soon The Brilliant girl
IN consideration Of her age and the fart
that she stole for her lover was sent TO
the Bedford Reformatory and Gasso
got not more than four years and six
months and not less than two years and
three months IN Sing Sing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
W. RIDER AFTER LOVE.
Tue Love Mas stolen The Man Later 0u
Dies: the oman May Toe.

Mrs. Mara Zanella. who keeps "a fur
nished room house AZ 95 NiaCIiougal
street. ran screaming through the stree,
yesterday afternoon and s,ammsred Ia
Policeman Wagner Of the Mercer street
station that there WAS a fight on tho third
floor OF her house Wagner ran upstairs
and broke down the door Of room on
the third floor rear
On tho floor near the door Law woman.
fully dressed. bleeding from two stab
wounds. one under the left breast and
one in the right arm. Spraw led across
the bed was a man with bullet IN his
head. The polceman's foot struck a
long blood stained dirk that had been
hung near IN. woman. and cropping among
tn" bed clothes in the dim light that
fick-r-d in through the pns window h.
found "A revolver with one shell sxploded
The man vas unconscious and very
near death. but the woman Was able To
talk Nh. Ia Mrs Eva Plazzi and lived
with her husband al - Macsiougai street
Her husband. Aigla, keeps "A htil.
dingy wine shop at IL MaCtiougal street.
and the two have been ia his country hat
a few wears
II WAS in Italy that Mrs PlaZzi first
met Severn BaRiils the man " honlW Wagner
found on the bed Severn fell ia low.
with the woman IN the Old country. bat
u ~a~ not rlnrl sh. CrOs-'-i the ocean
that n. husband stumbled across III.
secret ,ince " hen Sewer had r.nt.-l the
room at the house ii Mrs Laneila. the
husband SAWS. his ~Ife went ont and
stayed a~Av all night. The married
couple giIarrrlls,l bitterly about this
but IN" incident WAS not repeated. Sever
proisss.d "a Toe IN the win. business. bat
those Who know saw that b. was a ne -I
do well and tina Ia. seldom Worked
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
GETS 4 WRIT FOR HER rHILD.
wagner Ordered TO Produce Five Year.Dl,i
in Court To-day

Mrs. Marie Wagner Of the Prince George
Hotel. who traced her five-year old daugh-
ter Ruth. from Berlin GERMANY. 10
Mexico CITY and then 70 New York go
a writ of hab"as corpus from Supr.m.
Court Justice Davis Yesterday directing
her husband. onto Wagner to produc.
the child in cour- TODAY
Mrs. Wagner saIf IN her petition that
she got a divorce IN Prussia last NAV
and under the Law there - entitled 20
her lit-ls girls custody Her husband
took the child away las, April III com
pany with q trained nurse she sald and
after going 10 MsSico here n. has large
BUSINESS interests. came 10 Ns.S York and
went 20 Inv. At $50 West il3th street
After finding the child her" Mrs WaR
nsr says her husband told her that II she
didn't consent 20 ls' hun have the lii,l.
glrl with the exception Il six weeks each
year n. would take her from one citv io
another IN The Ini'ed States Canada and
Mexico 10 prevent the mother from get
ting possession