davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
GdItsmia.6pIftein.

Der 9anogeridtsrui
Or. Hnsmuiien in lltono lit gum
Observation-Disclosures benin Sber.
Iaroesgeri4t in H%oumburg a. 9. er.
nannt.
SeIgoInno.-D e felt IA Sab.
rem an Der Spite oes @emeinOe- un0
@aoeneiers iteben0e @%emein0eDor-
Feber un6 Babes DIRECTOR O. 6rieo.
rifs bat ben EiteI giirsermeiIter er.
AnIten- GrieOri6s q seb6rtiae
SelgoL6nber.
Nenta0t.-Der friibere arbG-
Ter Anrl Beb0e aus SoiieIburg, %,
Iest i'm benohbarten Mtentrempe
uobnb1ft, pur6e bon ieiner Echter
nuf Dem Booen erb6net aufeefunOen.
m.-9eim WoIferbo-
len ertranf Die Grol oes Sofbelibers
uno Bribotiers Seinrib 8odien IN
elmer aubIe BEL ibrem Snuie.
BIon.-Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2iemonrL beouftrogt nit Bobrneb-
nllrg Der Observation-Disclosures In
HIor, tuuroe gum &aoetteubouspfar-
ter ernnnnt.
g.-Jm 8tpone8-
berfo1ren puroe be EorbnIIe an be
@r1uerei @tIbeImetbnI fit $4,000
d. berfnuff, Oos NebmhGts g
eo0O Morf.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
MhrinInnh.

Q5In.- Ser ar5t Or. @rotboff
fpur0e pou ser R0Iner Straffammer
uegen iibIer gaohreOe uro perIeum.
oeriifer geIeioigung OerihieOener
RiteIieoer 0es @brenrotes Der 4er3te.
tommer uno oerIdieoener Sauitdts-
offi3iere gu 1000 Iorf @elOitraie
berurteilt.
Modem. - gs iou Elm Denfmal.
ousihuB gegriinoet tperoen. INN ein
DenfmoI Fir Rarl ben @roBen 5u
erribten.
Duisburg.- Bon elmer 2ofo.
motipe i~iberfobren mur0e auf Der
GrieOrid 4IfreO. Siitte in Gbeinbon'
fen Elm Sdfsurbetter naruers gedr
Trtb. Der @oanH UirDe 70 dhDer
berIest. 6oB er titr5 nndbr I'M aron-
tenbuuie seitcrben lit.
@rteIen5.- Gum areist@ss.
obeeoroneteu fir Die 3oIbbnreer-
meiiterei Mepbl rpGblte be 8erfnlral-
lung oes 8irgermeiIhrnnttes ben
Iderer Ronra6 clippers aus IDbI.
Sonn. ~ 0o6 Der Dsesidbrigen
Observation-Disclosures 1T Sa gtn-
pobner3ahI Der @emeinoe bon 9841
i'm Sobre 1910 auf 1O.O26 gdtieoegL
Cant. n No1 Dem GrgebNiHe
Der Ietten Observation-Disclosures
5dbIt Die Biirgermeiiterei 21Tf 5717
@~iutpobner gegen 5483 I'M Sabre
1910.
n.-Der @ltsbafter
@uitap Diinbier in @ubisrotb Il ouf
bic Douer BON feds Sobnen 5tm ueno
bertreten0en @emein0eDorftober Der
@ennein0e 9eufirden mics eeSpdbIt
in6 beit1tiet noroe1.
3ntingen.- IIs Retsr Bfar.
rer fir ct. 0itirin Ion Ser Offer.
nloitrs in Hotineen ernaitat rer0en.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
pofna3ri3tn
:. aus Dem -
Alien DaterlanoE.
SannODcr.

VUNtReNSA
Sonnpper. IL Sc fano in Der
bieIiaen NeuItGoter Stride ole 0rOt'
nation Der Observation-Disclosures
9r. 8ren3Ier aus 9oo gIen, Gabcte
aus @eeTtenliinoe, Simon aus @dn.
oeIsIob uno S1tpieterine aus eng
ter ourb Den Observation-Disclosures
ten Wt0aer i'm offentlthen @ottes-
Oienfte ltatt.
Sarburg. ~ Bel Der Iesten
bonn bieligeu Ntogiitrot a~ngeOuOneten
ftatifbiden grbebung iiber Ieeriteben.
Sc @o6nungen tpurOen 191 @obum-
qen nit einem Ntettuert bon run0
10000 Narf feitdeItent.
e.-8u Sberlebrern am bic
fboeu &eaIgnmnafium tclirOeH bier
sic piIienihoftIihen SiIfsIebrer 81.
9ulh uno 9elar geDGblt.
Gtu0e. - Sn MtenoDrf Eel
Often auf benz @eb5ft Oes SOfbe.
fisers colbert hruH Elm grobes S@o-
oenfeuer aus. Sn gang turser Bet
NOR 6as @obnbois un0 bic grobe
G6enne uouit6n0ie eineeGiHert.
ueI3en. - Gin reiGes Der
mddtnis fir 6ie Stnot lteISen bad
ser fiir5Iih geitcrbene SenotOr a. 8.
NotbnInnn 5interlolien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Niufter. - @s gerietb bic at.
ebrtuiroige MartinifirAe, Die erIt Dor
fur5em nit einem AufUonbe bon
mebreren buR0erttonSerb Mnrf bon.
ItGnoig reitauriert tporoen mar, IN
Brand. Der Eurm 1T e~ingeftirSt.
Die Rirhe ltommt gum EeI aus BEN
10. Sabrbunoert.
Buer. 8edboue = Sci
Der @rua0fteinIegurg Der Gbriitiis-
firde Duroen fOlset6e Mngoben &c.
moht: Die @umme 6es ROitenaR-
i6lages betrGgt obne innere Ginri@-
lung 117.0O0 Marf.
Rafien. n Sci Ser @emein0e,
rotbsmabI puroe in Der 8. abtbei.
lung Der BON ~io5iaIOemofr0tnAeI
Seite aufseitellte 8ergmnnn GipguIi
@eotte nit PAT segen 166 biirseHi6G
Stimmen ge4pGbIt.
S6merte. - Benin @o1Ifmultr
@rnft MiiIer tpurOe tpieOer elm Gin
bruHsoiebftnN n~usqefiibrt, nobel ben
9ieben 8udfTinItoife Anabenpnle-
tots, IdnteI, 2iroerorBiee, S@Iipie
etc. in Die 91n0e fieIen.
@etter. - Sbre ii5berne Sod.
5eit begingen 0ie @fIbeim @tnter'
THen EheIeute.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@rpbius GudIen.

@rfurt. = Die bieiieen 81del
erm1Biqten Sic Brotpreiie I'm 5tpei
gfeunige, ouf % be5ap. 26 pro RiIo'
grnmm.
Oferburg.- Sci ben bieIiser
@obIen ertolste bic @ie6er- be5r.
9eumoH ~ioIeeSSer StnOtDHorOne'
ten: Roufunnn 8atbge, Qcnoitol
Bebrens, @@mie6e1neifter Sung
tDertb. OberpGtofiitent SHatls, ELDER
burger S1uTo unS Apotbder 8ein'
mann.
&ebfeIb. ~ Die @eIbe irHierer
rlelserbollten Stride eeitditete F@ 81
einem Tdttag fir uniere @enxttoe.
9ie 8ei6epreOist belt @emeraIfupe-
rintenoent @toqe aus 9eog0ebur9
2onOra9 @iefenO GOrgou) DObnte
Ser erbebenOeu Geier bel.
Shmfro. - Sier fam Der lie
ben Sabre dlx 5obn Oes 8irumer-
METERS @o5a elmer eleftriiA betrie,
benen Drd&mdl8ine a. nobe. VI
tOarOe Bel Der G&iirae erfdBt nnc
btneinae3Oeen. CHE e mOSIi& mar,
6ie Nridine dhalfteTlen, DGr benz
ungGadli6en a1anben Der aopf ser
mplmt.
StaBfurt. - Muf benz Suld-
beratperfe NeuftoBfurt erlitt Der
Beramann 8eener aus Sedlngen
einen unfou. Der ieinen ~iofOrtieen
Sob berbetfiibrte.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

9eoeutunq gepeien fms
Rotben-Der beim ToItamt I'M
beuadbarten 8orfe @llfeu beiddf.
tigte &olteebiIfe WSoris giemanu 1T
nod uuterihlagungen in bisber felt.
geitelter Sohe BON etpu 400 W2f.
fIiihtig aerporoen Muf oie grgrei.
funa Oes erit 20 Sabre alien De-
frauoonten 1T cine 9eIobnung BON
100 90. ~ousgeiest. 8isber feblt
nod ieoe Spur BON Dem 6lidtling.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

tiger Stride ibren SO. @eburtstaa
8arbur9. n Sier ieierte oe'
Rutiber @ilbelm Dietrih, Der bel
Der 5irma S. 8afmnH ongeitelt 1T,
iein 2~5iabrises DieHitftbiIdum.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@nrttrmbsrn.

Stuttgart.-Der BerfmeiIfer
RnuI SouBer. 8oriisenoer Der
@irttembergiihen 81ugemerf6eruf.
g%enoiienidaft uno NiitgIieo oes @e.
m~einoerats, lit Dem Shlaaonfaae,
ben er unIdneit in elmer national.
LiberoIen Observation-Disclosures Ser.
iammIine erlitten Bat. erleqen.
gBIingen.-&iir5Ii6 lift oas
Bobn- uuo Setonomiegeb1uoe oes
8oiumternebmers Rnp OOMfubu
nieoergebronnt.
Qeutftr d.-gg sete4b Sx ID
tueitereu Rreiien befonHte @uHR.
~miiblebeitser Hau auf benz SoimaDee
IN bic gihoh, no er tot o~nfpcfnuDeR
mur0e.
Bdgeerreute.-gi redter
Bedoogel lit Oerbiefiee @eu1einOerot
@ebbaro Ropf. Ruur1 mar e bon
elmer Iebensgef6brIihen 0per0tiou
Dieoer bergeiteIlt, io0ob er ieinen
bdusIiden Arbeiten pieoer nndtom-
men fonnte, ereiIte i'm Elm barter
ungliid5fau. iHoem Ct bon iener
Sberteune berltnterffeI lHb Fh
idtpere innere BerIeblmgen st5Og.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

~ w ''''' ''''r 'e'P'''N'
WI '"e p"'p'Se III giving q
'"'", "'''""H ''',"" we can OILY
ON Wv ~ w 'N, '','' l'''''''o' anu ~
WI" '"' N'"N'cuEo '"''
81. ''','''''''' NV "''"S N''H
'"'' '''''' '''. .'''''.' M Hol'r rs, "'
'""' w. ''N'' ~ eN'''p'' I" inc "h"i'
',' S'"',,'"l w p'p'r Dag
'"' ''''"'''S'N PlSSIcaI oI-
""'' !" "' ''hG" "''o az
''"''''
VI. SnE"r.s paper bag methods were
P"' I" u supreme test the other day
ut inc li"'cl metropolis, IN London. \
company whlch included some dis
liilEUISh"d cplcurcs who had studied
! the me art Of eating in many coun'
irl"L ana have tested the skill Of the
most famous chefs, assembled with
lhc krchcSi interest eager To Crit,-
c's' lhi7 mover mode of cooking A
most diillrnlt menu for It luncheon
was computed, and NJ, Suy"r was ask
ed T." cook It IN MS paper bags
W. S"l'r was slhSlc-hand"d lie had
Or"lghi none OF his own cooks with
MN, ana he relied on the courteous
assistance ot the Mctropolc cooks for
"lshlh" up and other small services,
"hl'h 'hcy offered most graclously,
bnt alone he cooked the luncheon.
Inv" nag AFTER hag-always q S'ycr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
COLLEGE CLUB SPENDS MONEY
FOR Others and IS Homeless

with the purpose cr advancing tho
interests of liberal education and the
promotion Of social intercourse among
the members. the COLLEGE Club of Ho.
nolulu has grown from charter
membership of fifty to a present per.
an entertainment to which friends of
Is an organization OF breadth and cul-
turc of which the city may well he
proud. II Is now a leading factor in
the social, educl'ional and moral adj
rancemcnt of the community and al.
though its members are not seekers
after the spot lights of publicity. and
their impulsious are in a measure
more negative than positive. its in
fucnce has been felt repeatedly In
the past, and the city feels itself the
more cosmopolitan. as well as SAT
and sane, because blnd Of college
bred women are affiliated with its de
velopmcnt.
The College Club had its beginning
In 1905 when Mrs. Walter +. Froa"
called eight college women together
AT her home. Later an organization
was effected, half hundred women
becoming charter members.
The first work of public intcrcs,
which the women attempted was in
connection with the anti-tub ,rculosiH
camp. This camp was opened by rr
Day, and after his death q trust fund
OF 100000 was raised Ms a memorial
the interest to he used for the scr
vices Of a trained nurse. Mrs. Moses
came from the mainland ana acted
In this capacity for year. The day
camp was then established and the
interest now goes toward the paying
of the nurse in charge. Under the
present system the patients go ont to
the camp for the day where they are
fed and taken care of. and in the
evening they return To their homes.
Another highly commcndablc act Of
the club was the establishment of Il
loan fund for the benefit of Honolulu
girls who need help in obtaining u
college education. This fund has
grown to s2jOO and has put two girls
through a college. Two others are at
present in Eastern institutions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

This Spring 'hc need of a probation
officer for tho homeless and friend
less girls who appear In the police
court was presented to the club, an
The members took the initiative in Sc
curing the services of u trained OH
Ger In the person of Miss Maynard.
an efficient young woman who works
IN conjunction with JUICE whitney.
Once year the club aims to give
sonnet of one hundred and ten, and
'ne members are invited. Heretofore
ms has been sEmo'im" in the Spring,
n"' TINS year II Is pr"blhle that some
uate bciorc inc holidays VIII be de-
cidcd upon. Another innovation
pH'hned Tor th's season mas to do
win inc regular meetings, every 9TH
or one oi which VIII be open TO
Sn"Sts'
An appreciation "i the unr"lli#h
aims oi the club IL GAINED when 1T Is
remembered ina, enough money has
passed through the treasnrers hands
10 build n handsome clubhouse which
would serve ms permanent home
ana handsome monumental Instead
me IlihdS nave been used IN helping
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Local housewives
Are Up-to-Date

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
HAPPINESS PRECIOUS.

dvit
said in Philadelphia ivorce evil:
There would he liss
and
n III eus
wish we turned out such PLAYS This
old soldier
Happiness to of il is
broken the pieces"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

Hannah S jacobson and hsb IN ~
Ia Trent Trust co Ltd. NJ; lot ,. blk
1903, hldgs. rents, etc, Palolo Tract, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu; $500, y BAG, p il9. Sept
%. 1911.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

Henry Watcrhousc Trust 60 Ltd, tr,
= 1903, kul $50, Vineyard ST. Honolulu,
Oahu; $3.50. u 800, y 200. Sept -.
1911
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
MOTHER LOVE
STORY Sequel

Some little time ago a story a
poarcd on this page concerning an O
Portuguese mother who was spendiI
All her time trying to see one of u
judges to ask for q pardon for HI
boy. who was arrested for stealing.
The case came up before the cou
this week. Judge Cooper heard II
evidence. The old mother and or
Of the sisters were sitting on N
public benches listening TO ever
word There was a strained look o
the old ladys face and every merry
was strung to It's highest pitch.
How do you plead?" the boy wa
asked.
Guilty he replied.
The muscles on the old woman
face were working now. Little twist
| uG her face showed the enormou
. strain she was under There was
moments respite while the Judge 81
back in his seat ana thought owe
/ the merits of the case. The cour
room was quiet You could hav
heard pin drop. Then the judg'
spoke.
/ Tho old woman on the bench lean
I ed little further forward and pu
/ her hand to her ear to make SUR
/ at catching every word. AS she un
dcrstood the intent Of what the judg,
was saying wild startled look cam,
! into her eyes. They were fixed OF
the man who was pronouncing sen
tonCc on her boy. She understand nj
last Two years OF incarceration dur.
ing which time she would not see
him and he would become one of tho
/ criminal class to he branded as such
. Tor ever after, no matter where he
went
I Suddenly she broke down. IIer
/ poor old body shook with the sob and
| those In the court turned towards
| her. Gradually nature gave her re-
lease from the strain and the sobs
came more frequently. The sister
! Joined her and In minute the two
Of them were sobbing ON each others
I shoulders. The court looked on and
| felt for them. Felt for these two
! poor lonely women and a fash Of ang-
er shonc in some of the eyes as they
! turned to the boy, standing defiant
and sullcn.
! Al last the two left the room, went
down tho stairs and out into the
open. Sobbing all the time, Across
the grass plots while passers by Won
| dcrCd al them and some laughed. No
one In tho court room laughed be-
cause although they are hardened to
/ II they felt the pity Of II. Strangers,
however, did not know and so the
! poor old lady and her daughter went
| home up the hill in the blaze of the
! sun.
The house was deserted. Before
! that time the boy used to he there,
his mothers worry and the plaguCN ~
her life but still her boy. And now
there was nothing. Nothing to look
/ forward to except to empty barren
wears during which time she would
sit ON the front lanai and think. DO
nothing else but think while the
| neighbours would pity her and some of
/ them come and open up the sore
/ again by talking about IT, Others
! would show their scorn of the Grim
| inal's mother in their faces and would
OIcn mp the sore Intentionally and
! when they had done they would probe
| It To tho bottom.
| To such things does woman give
her life. For such things does she
B l. Al.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

Flower pot stains may he removed
from window silis with fine wood
ashes.
The deposit which forms in the bot
tom Of tcakcttlcs can readily be re-
moved by boiling vinegar in the kct,
tie.
If milk is kept In large shallow
basin It viii remain sweet and fresh
for much longer time than If kept
In deep vessel.
MILK bottles are WASHED easily If
filled with cold water and cmptici,
Later rinse with suapsuds and then
with scaIding water
A feather brush is the best to re.
move dust from gilt picture frames
On no account use linen cloth, as =
wears the gilt on aud dcadcns its
brightness.
To clean vcllum covered books -
Vcllum covers which require cleaning
may be made almost equal to new by
washing with weak salts Of lemon, or
If not much soilcd, warm soap and
water.
It h. not generally known that
when making salad or mnyonnaisC
dressing. II u little cold spring water
is added II will prevent II from curdl-
ing, or will turn il II already curdlcd
Sheets ol newspapers spread be-
tween the wooden boards and the car
pet are most cffcCtual in keeping
moths out Of carpet They dislike
printers ink aud will not go any
whore near II.
II very often happens that new kid
gloves are split the very first time
they are tried on. This can he pre-
vented by placing them between the
folds Of Il damp towel for an hour or
50 before they arc worn. The damn
stretches the kid. 50 that they will
stretch to the required shape without
splitting.
Common alum melted in an iron
spoon is said to be strong cement
for Joining glass, china or metal. II
Is well recommended for fastening
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Feminine Chat

n ,nro,r. ,h,, ,hi,,-,, ,r,.,.,,,,,t,
mont. an, ,ho, !, T., u.,Ir =, 49,,
thcm In this ,oc,rd ono wnm,n had
., o,,.n ,,,,o From, to-. ,.,r.,, ~ .,ir,
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dooi,t,,., !. ro,o gi,,,i,,r ,,,,,,,,,,,,
n,odo cna aaa,,,t,,,,,r,. 49,, 90, ,.arI.
-, mo,ori,I an, n.,,, ,on-,.rnssoI un-
80, ,,,.i,,,, r,,r o,,i,,, =. T.. 49,, ha,
r,or,, ,,,, ., shor.,,,o 90, Too, ,.,.I,
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shnr,,r ,hnro ann Ln -, ,,,,Ioro,inn
Ian, h,, ~ rooL,os, ou,,,rg T,o
i,,ai,,, ,,.iII H., ,,,,,.i,to,,,, II, ,r, ,,,,h,
-, = ,raaod,. ~. ,ho ,on,om uho has
hod rna oynoricrco or .o,,irc =, rom
niont r. uhi. In.,ann, ,,ora u'as ~.
thiup IN In h,t uI,r nm uudrrgkirt ,r
another material. Prospective Chinese
drcssmakcr patrons may find il CON
vcnicnt to remember this,
Two charming hat models with the
inunda ions made of black lace are
in the display window Of local miU-
merry establishments One shows the
new high effect In trimming, full
blown pink roses being used in hort
2ontal effect on one side. The other
Is Ranked by nat tailored bow OF
pink ribbon velvet.
The second modcl has narrow
pale yellow racincs underneath the
brim The crown Is "Crush' effect
Of lace cncircIIng which are pale
grcylsh green and blue roses, and to.
on" sid" Is brush ornament Of fca-'
theirs IN the same shades.
TIL" "n"cl Of each Is distinctly
"Frenchy''
After reading numerous Fashion
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

Still another window Is devoted to
party wraps and dainty marabout
neck pieces. None Of these are heavy;
In fact they were personally selected
for this climate. The wraps are OF
light weight chiffon broad-cloth, mes
saline and satin. and are stunning as
10 cut and finish. One particularly
pretty coat Is Of salmon cOlorcd
broadcloth with huge braided collar
and wide cuffs. Others are in the
more pcrishabIc and daintier shades
of champagne, cream. blue and pink.
The window would do credit To a large
Eastern establishment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

forecasts to the effect that bead trim
mings would he more than ever popu-
lar this year, it is interesting to note
the display made by local firm. One
whole window is filled with embellish-
mcnls of this sort and includes fringe
yokos. panels. applqucs. etc. Jet. irri-
descent, gold ana silver and pearl
beads are employed in the makeup Of
these fascinating bits OF garni8hmcnt.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-11-21
Is the only paper publishedi In the Haw.
and Walker Lake Mining Districts
and is devoted entirely to the inter-
ests of these districts.
MINING NEWS

Being published In the center of a large
mining region particular attention
will be paid to the mining industry
Correspondence from outside camps
Is urgently solicited.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-11-21
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
Why Final Account Should not be
Settled and Distribution Made

In the District Court Of tho Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Nevada
in and for Mineral County.
In ths matter Of the estate of Don Bay,
deceased.
+. A. Plymire, administrator of the es-
tate OF Don Ray, deceased, having filed
with the Clerk of this Court bis first and
fiLal account, together with petition
praying for a distribution Of said estate,
and that time be fixed for the hearing Of
said first and final account and petition,
It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that
all persons Interested In the estate of Don
Ray, deceased. be and they are hereby
cited and commanded to appear before the
above entitled District Court, W the court
room Of said Court, In the town OF Hay
thorpe. county OF Mineral, State OF Neva-
da, on
Tuesday, the 2sth day of November, 1911,
At2 O'Clock p. N. OF said day, then and
there to show cause II any thsy have, why
an order OF said Court should not be made
settling the said final account and dis
tributing the residue of said estate to per-
son or persons entitled thereto, according
to law.
1t is further ordered thai 9 copy of this
order be published once a week fol- at
least three successive weeks preceding the
date o. such hearing In the Walker Lake
Bulletin, a newspaper published and
printed at the town of Hawthorne. county
OF Mineral, State of Nevada.
PETER J. SOMERS,
District Judge
Dated this 18th day of October, 1911
benson, COOLEY u benson, attorneys
for petitioner. o17-4w.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-11-21
Sum mons.

In the District Court Of the Seventh Judi
cial District. County of Mineral,
State of Nevada.
Ida Leonard, plaintiff, VS. J. P. Leonard
defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to
j. z. Leonard, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court of
the Seventh Judicial District of the State
of Nevada, in and for the County of Min
eral and answer to the Complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day of servicel after the service on you of
this summons, if served within this coun-
ty; or, if served out of this county. but
in this district within 30 days; otherwise,
within forty days; or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you. according
to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
judgment and decree Of the above entitled
court that the marriage now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant be forever
dissolved upon the following grounds and
causes Of action: That for more than one
year prior to the commencement of this
action defendant has neglected and still
neglects and refuses to provide the plaint-
i'll with the common necessaries of life
which neglect is not the result OF poverty
on tho part of the defendant which he
could not avoid by ordinary industry.
Second. That the defendant, disregard
ing his duties as husband toward the
plaintiff has been guilty of habitual, gross
contracted since his marriage
TO the plaintiff, which has incpacitated de-
PENDANT from contributing his share TO
the support of the plaintiff, all OF which
will more fully appear from the complaint
which is on file in the Office OF the clerk of
said court at Hawthorne in said county, to
which you are especially referred. and
you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer said complaint, as
above required, said plaintiff will apply to
the court tor the relief demanded
Given under my hand and the Seal of
the District Court OF the 7th Judicial Dis
triet of the State of Nevada, County of
this 9th day of August, A. ID.
1911
j. G. ATCHISON, Clerk.
II. F. BREDE, Hawthorne. Nevada, at
torney for plaintiff. a29-6t.