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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29

STATE OF MISSOURI.
county ~ Il Francois s..
~ TUE CIRCUIT COURl TO AUGUST
iessi" u. Bayslnger. PLAINTIFF.
VS.
u"pFs" W Blysinger, Defendant
SOW az this day comes plaintiff herein by
u'i attorney ana nlCS her pptltinu and A m
!hFH. alleging, among other things, that
l'Irnuhht. heor2s W. Bnysingpr, IS not a
resident OF tile state 81 Missouri
NhrreupOn n Is ordered hy tho Court
'hht shld defendant Ice notified by puhlira
ION that plaintifr has commenced a sun
AGAINST MN In this Court, the object ana
general nature OF which Is an action for #
YpIce upon the grounds OF abandonment OF
pluiniiH Tor the period OF more than one
"hDlr year next before Ming this petition.
ana thut unless said Geo " IIaysingoT he.
ana appear At this Court, al me next tern,
ih'Irpt, 10 bc begun rnd holden at tho
court fpuS" IN the city ~! fnrmlugtnn in
1llu county. on the lIth DAY OF August next
ana on IN" nrst day Of said term, or before
the ih't DAY OF said term, answer or plead
20 lhr petition In said cause, N" same VIII
b. rendered accordingly
ana u is lurthrr ordered that 4 cnpy
hereof b" published. according 10 law. In
! ne burlington Times. "A newspaper pub.
ushrd IN sulI county of - Francois for
iuui weeks suCcesslucly, published ar least
once week, the last insertion to BE- a.
irhSi httern days before the FIRST lly oi
slii next August term OF this court.
true copy from the record
witness my hand ami seal
-IAL ~ the tircult court Of NJ
co.. Francois county his III iIy
oi May, l9li.
r.r WILSON. Circuit CLERK
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Christianity at Work.

H." following dispatch is worth
reading: "a scheme to outwit pro.
lr~siouaI loan sharks will be put in.
To operation by "a general society
ana applied Christianity which will
be- formed 10y TIA" ministers and lay
men of the Christian churches in
81 Louis. with h"aduuarter, mt III"
First Chri ,tiau church, bl3j Locust
street
Resolutions approving the plan
aud appointing committee to max"
the First church Il great institution
al plant, wur" passed by the minis
ter, Of ia" fourteen Christian
churches at IA meeting at the Chris
tian Publishing Company.
the society will hnv" two classes
IF members, the beneficiary. or
those who will receive the benefits
of the institution; and the boncyu.
lent. or thoS" who aid in its support
without participating in its benefits.
The iact that all pay into the mem
berShip fund will relieve The h"nc-
fits from being classcd as charity.
9TH" fund thus created will b"
used by the society much after Ia"
order Of tn" lodges in relieving tn"
sick and distressed, in !onning mon
"y without interest 10 thOs" tenn
porarly in need aud for providing
education, religious and social adj
vautag"S
This i good news. The churches
are not doing Ia" work they could
do aud ought to do. The appliCa
ton of Christianity 10 lite Is tn,
great need to-day and it Is crafty.
ing Ia So" tn" work taken up in a
practical way The Comm"u"r.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Order OF Publication.

STATE ~ NI--UIKI.
Dpuuiy Ut =. Francois.
In ~" Circuit rpur'. My I'gr l.U to
august T"rm.sIli.
WlJ" Hampton. rt A.,
Plaut.Ts
". Attachment
= W's'pycT,
Defendant
Sow AZ this day come the plI.uiif, herein
by Their attorney, AMI show to the tOt,T' hN
the return NJ the sheriff that defendant no
rbsCOnded, or abscntUd himself from ~,
~" ordinary process OF law cannot be-
served upon him, ana Is not a resident Of
the state OF Missouri. whcreupun n Is Or.
ierrd by the Court that said defendant he
np'in"d by publication that plaintiffs nave
commenced a suit against him I'm this
court, the object ana general natur, u
which Is on action In attachment, ANA that
unless said j. {. WpgtOypr be ana lpualr
al this Court, at the next term thereof, 10
y" begun ana holden NJ the Court House In
the CITY OF Pennington. In said county, on
u" llth day ~ August next, ana on the
ffst day OF said term. or before the la.t
DAY ~ SAld term, answer or plead 10 the
petition IN SAID cause. the same VIII he
taken as confessed ana Judgment viii be
rendered accordingly
Ana II IS further ordered that "A copy hare.
~ d" published, according TO law, In the
tlrmlnRton Times, a newspaper published
IN -lll county OF - Francois for fDut
weeks successfully published NJ least once
q week the last Insertion 10 he AZ least ~.
teen Jay before the frst day NJ said npEl
august term Of this Court
true copy 81 the record
Witness my hand. ana sea- vi
~EN. the Circuit Court OF -. Franco,
.......... county, this 18TH day 81 May,
l'll.
cr WILSON. circuit Clerk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29


county OF t. Francis,
- rHE CIRCUIT COURT TO AUGUST
TERM. lHtI.
on" e.. Elylns. Plaintiff,
Ilan EIyln.. Defendant,
sow At THIS day. Wednesday. Nny !, IN.
COMES the pllintlT herein by her attorney
II. Miller. and niles her petition ana am
lhvlt, alleging. among other things. mat
defendant Linn tlvins, T. mol a resident OF
M" state OF Missouri ana cannot DE- served
with the ordinary process OF law in this
~tltr as provided by law Of this state.
Whrrcupon, It Is ordered by N" court
that said defendant be notified by publlca.
ton that llaintin has commenced a suit
against him IN TINS Court. the object ana
general nature Ot which - to obtain an or.
der ana Judgment Tor the sum Of Onp Hun
bred Dollars per month IN an action by
plllntiir. the wife OF defendant against de.
irndant, the husband, for maintenance
ana support OF plaintir and her I'VE minor
children, ana that tn" ircal estate nt de
remnant, linn Elvlns. has been levied upon
s"llud ana attached ana that unlrs, said
Linn Elvihs be ma appear az THIS court, NJ
~" n"Ni term thereof - b" begun ana
holden At the court House IN the city ~
farming' On, ~ said county. on ~" IAN day
- August n'N', and on the nr-t day OF said
term. or before me last day ~ -Ild term,
answer ~ plead 10 the petition 10 said
rpG-". ~" same VII De taken a. confessed,
an alignment VIII b" rendered ncCur1
Ma u .. wrtnrr ordered tlu % cop,
'rrsH' b i"".iah.1. according 20 nN. 90
I'tr farm .f.,fpu Times. new paper pub
rh"d 100 .t1 county % - tunr''-. for
fHaI wees. excessively. published ~ .cn,t
nunf. & woes. 'u' last insertion tn he at
#"H.r HI'.ru HlN. hrIui" 'lr nr.t day of
sail noes. a"ust term pi 'hl, tnuu
''rH. Nit from fl" r"ruIu.
Witness my hand. ana seal Or
~ st. 'Hn circuit court pl 81. Fran
l.- county 'ar lr' day ut
Ma. ~.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Order of Publication.

81 NII - Nl-~ul ~. r
County % ~ luprpis.
~ Iul ,E,yU rprGT. ln N,rj~l
THEM rII
"l#'. t.n.. rn,nrr. ,.
Linn t1N .u-. Defendant.
SON AT THIS dHN Wednesday May 81, 1914,
COMES the ullintiif herein 10y her attorney
II. MILLER, ana ntcs her petition ana an.
dnylt. alleging. among other things, thnt
ucrcnGnnt. linn Elvlns. t~ not "A resident OF
the state pi Missouri, ana cannot hr served
WITH the ordinary process Of law IN ms
state ns provided by the law pt this state
hprcupOn, II r. ordered by tn" Court
that said defendant h. nO'ihed by publica
ton that plulntir has commenced a suit
AGAINST him In this court, tn object anu
general nature Ot which Is To obtain a iudg.
mrut IN favor ~ plnIntir ana against the
ucIrndant IN an action IN running aC
count for money loaned, tor IN" sum 81
fhre" thousand I've hundred und @lght!
ri ght dollars. with interest thereon nj the
rate OF six pcr cent per annum from the
ftrst day ~ October, lisF, and tor costs ,
ana that the real estate Of defendant has
been levied upon, seized ana attached, and
that unless said Linn ElSin> DE ana appear
AZ this Court at the next term thereof, -
hn begun ana holden AZ tire Court House, IN
the city ~ Pennington, In sHld county, on
the lith day ui August next, and On ~"
first ilS ~ said term. or before ia" 10 day
~ sad term, answer or plead 10 the PEI
lion ~ -ald cause, Ia" same Will hr taken
A. confessed, ara 'uN rnonl VIII I" ron
I1Iri accordingly.
NUa % is further ordered that copy her
%! u" published, according to law, IN Tho
FirmmgiuU Times. "A newspaper publ sUrH
IL said tnun'y %! -, rIucOi~, Tor lJal
weeks successfully. published a. least 90.
a week Tho last Insertion TO be AZ least q
teen DAY hn'nuy 'np nrs' daN oi -l.r next
AUGUST term ni 'nI- court
8 'iuw copy urU the record
Witness my hand. and '.s
~.Ni seal Hi iun circuit court ui -
..... frances county IN. IS' ta1 81
MAY. I'm
t..P. WILSON. Circuit tlrr..
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Final Settlement.

Np'''H Is 'nIony given that ~. urt.r.
$ 6h'l administrator OF tho rstaie0.
CHARLES =. THOMAS. Decd.
VIII make 4 INA, settlement of snid es,,t,
a. the next term uf the Probate Court of ~
Francois county Missouri to he begun AMI
he!i az the court house IN Pennington, in
July, 1911. "
&C.. -. RICHARD THOMAS. Admir-.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29

Edgar Rand Holmes, the little
six-year-old son of DR.. Holmes Of
Piedmont, who was burned two
months ago while playing with
matches, died on the 10th. His burns
healed but other complications set
in and he was a constant sufferer
until his death.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29

Nos Is and 20 run through without
change between II. Louis and Doe Run.
Through coaChc, on other trains,
making connection, Al Riverside with
lyon Mountain trains.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
Womanly Wisdom.

Always put of till tomorrow what
L. wrong To b" doEc to-day.
Heat your knit" brfor" cutting
hard soap.
Wet cloth with IA bit Of soda on
it and clean up the groas" spots on
your kitchen floor.
Put few grains of ric" in your
-nlt shakers. They will break the
Jumps, gather Ia" moisture and
max" III" salt come out freely.
Gun pieces of felt or pieces of old
ruhhrrs to tn" bottom uf the chair
legs, and there will hr no scratched
floors aud less noise,
An emergency Glue may be made
Of rice. Boil handful of rice in
water until II il thick fine paste
Very good for pasting white paper
Ia making cake with fruit in ii,
beef Surt and butter, half and half, t.
better than all butter. have known
Hard and beef su"t to give good re-.
suits.
When ham or smoked tongue
hnS been boiled, try pluuging it in
cold water NJ soon as removed from
To" fire; this will make the skin
com" of easily and smoothly.
\ handy way to remove pies and
cakes from "A hot oven is to use "a
common ~uingl" Cut away the
thick end INTO the shape of "A handle.
Bore hole in it and keep the shin
gle hanging behind the stove.
If you hav" some work to do in
the sun and have no sunbonnet, take
piece of paper, pin it together be
bind, run u string over the top and
Il rough IA slit at each side, and IT,"
1t under tn" chin. 1t may rattle a
good deal hut may say" you Il head
ache.
String beans cut with a pair Of
sharp Scissors, on "A slant, instead
~ straight across, will cook more
quickly If one happens to be pressed
for time This may seem notion,
but hnv" tried it often, and hav"
found the beans to cook quicker than
when broken straight across in the
usual way. July Farm Journal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29

Jelly from berries picked wet Is
almost sure to mold, and doesn't jell
right, Try to pick them dry.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29

There was II very destructive fire
In Charleston on tn" 18th, which de-
stroycd thro" of th" principal bust.
ness houses. Their" was not very
much insurance" on III" buildings.
The Fut"rpriN" t. advocating ia" or.
Eauilution Ui II fir" department and
hose tu tlght fires.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-29
" N. HARLAN. W. Il. LANG,
President. ViCs-PrsS
r. CAYCt. cashier.
BANK OF PENNINGTON
CAPITAL STOcK : $50 900 90
Surplus and profit $4,000 90
Does n general Banking and 81.
change busIsssh
- interest On time deposits
Insured against burglary In the
Fidelity and Casualty CO., OF Ny
DsPosaa,y Of County FanA
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY.
DIRECTORS
Order of Publication.

-INIE ~ MISSOURI
county OF I. Francis,
u THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10 NrrI>r
ILEM. lHtI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14
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q u
q ece Cooc 10000 600 o
MF. l.llIlels Statenlent

Editor Leader Mayorelert Nissley
has made no appointments as vet. 1
understand the number of applicants
is large Mr. Nissley says he has
r'ade no promises ana viii be guided
hi his appointments hv merit and M.
hess.
Il il said that benjamin Hegler has
hneu slatei for city attorney, hat no
expression on this point has been
made bv the newly eleated mayor,
During the campaign rhe adherents
az Governor Barnes nsed the state.
ment OF Mr. + y Lille, that he had
Dean called to The office of Judge
iAase ami ia the presvnce of Ilegier
asked 10 make q promise 10 name
tiegler ritv attorney in exchange FOR
hgMk support Lilhe sparned the OF
lei aud walked out of the office Heg
ser II III the law firm ot bale anu
nierer Lille makes no bones about
deal being framed ap for him 4
nani Ar. Nlsslay 20 eut loose from
Politics and bank control
H. r.
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. o o o o o o o 10000 5000
. DEATHS @
q O
0 O 0 @ O 3 O O @ @ 0 @ O 0 @

Mrs. Nelia Goetzinger died at her
home. 1908 West Mansur avenue
Tuesday az ? o'clock. from heart dis
euse and other complications. Mrs
&c etzinger was born In kittanning
ray July 20 1857. From there she
removed to pittsbnrg where she mar
ried Charles r Goetzinger thirty.two
Years ago They went west to Min
nesota In the early days and from
there they moved 10 Oklahoma. she
has been resident OF Guthrie four
ears and is well known here. The
deceased leaves a husband and four
children, naEely. two sons, Henry
and Charles: two daughters. Mrs. 4.
C. Freeman and Mrs. e W Richard.
of this city
Mr. Goetzinger Il foreman at the
Southwestern iron foundry aud 10
we'll known. The funeral arfange
ments have not been definitely de.
clded upon and they viii be announ-
rtd later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14
PUBLISHERS s
CREDITORS
NUMBER q
And They AIIsgs In Petition
That Ha Owes Something
Like Five Millions

| ~ Louis. June lt~-A receiver for
all the properties of n. q. Lewis. at
lnlyerslty City. Mo, an Injunction re-
stralhlng The representatives 81 the
syndicate Of MAGAZINE publishers
from exercising authority under the
recent agreement taking over the
properties, aud q foreclosure on all
improved property of the University
Heights Realty and Development
company, are sought in two suits filed
~ the United States circuit court.
tbe properties are valued. X Ii said.
between S2.000.0e0 ana $4,000 900.
The suit for receiver was filed
hy 2S creditors II Is directed
fngalnsi y q, Lewis, the Lewis pub.
lshine company the University
Heights Realty ana Development
company, Peoples savings Trust
company, United states Fibre Stopper
#mpany University City Art MI
Scum society. ST Louis County Land
4 le company, and the representa-.
tipes Of the syndicate which took over
The Lewis properties.
Charges are made against Lewis
and his companies by the creditors
ta their petitions N Is represented
nat all Of the Lewis corporations are
i solvent and that their aggregate IN
lebtedness amounts 10 more than s5,.
0o.000
The allegation Is made that Lewis
land his wife have left St l,ouis and
lhat Lewis II now engaged in the
work OF inducing women to become
members of the American women's
league II is charged that ruin. de.
lluction and denth have followed In
the wake OF Lewis enterprises, due
70 mlsrepresr nss'ieas made to In
/ yestors In Ills corporations and se
/ enrities
4 u Is also charged that the re-or
4 sanitation nlan OF the syndicate d
4 rVhlishers is d scheme further to de
/ psiye the creditors Of the corpora
tlons OF their money The re-organi
n non plan was adopted recently ant
under an agreement was to continu,
for five years. committee repre-
sentng los magazine publishers tool
charge OF Lewis properties as trus
tees TO handle them for the five years
AZ the end OF five years the Lewis
properties were to be returned Il
Thin free OF debt II was stated, Th,
Plan was adontad TO save thr0winl
ne valuable properties on the mark
ct az d forced sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14
NlsslEy CARTER, SPENCER


t&@flktflNEW VI G{tf " MAE tf3lHAF
snieudent of tAe fire department.
wstar system and sewer system His
appointments Will he calet at ilre de.
pSrsmer aNd members 81 the force
engineer sf the Mater works ana
sewer iuanectofs.
Promises statement os Position
In yieW Of the lagt tBas the change
An government is NOT % take imme
dsasa efeff Mayoreleei Nisslev to-
aav saia fhai ho had aiO formal state
ilent to- make. Before assuming h'g
chties however NE expects ia make
sYtough The Leader definite state.
raent ri his nosition on several mai
qsgs and Ok, MS attention toward Tire
CITY generally
Last night After tae resniis became
kuowR to certainty Mr Nlssley
vfnt ia Ass hesdqNariers en 0klaho.
saa ayenus where a large crowd bad
gathered Ha made bfief speech
II 0bic0 he said he had 0ol made
chs campaign promises and had none
M make es this occasion
The maNerelact thanked the eilj
4ens who worked for his election aud
assured all that he would look after
The interests Of The entire city 10
tkf best of Mis- abisly lie expects t0l
devote all his tiYnt tc pnhlse business
i expeet "a frs ,e make Guthrie
ggeater aat hefter city sad Mr
NAeleY There Il radical change
N nni form Of government and
14iiielnale thar tee work will he very
Heayy, especially ar arsi here are a
sseai maaT eital questions 10 be eeu,
siaered il he development oi me
eAsy and want fhe earnest Aelp ana
support 81 eYgly cliiaen
10 The Leader Mr. Nissley said
that he wanted ArSt 0f all Ia thank
ste citizens FOR theig sappoft aud CON
fkepce AMI a eXpress gratiAcatian
u4sT she gteatment lie was generally
Aeeorde~f IL the camnalgn
Osmish Warts Speedy Settlement.
\ AayGr 0ASuStM Said today
4hele e still some question OF
sbe legality Of lae charter. and |
have the word N justice oi the
shHstme eonrt that the matter viii
he dlspozed nl ii that court imnsed
lately IL IL M taken ul / want it
settled hnw for an time. and am
standing opi for an Immediate an
peAranrr In the s-preme court
was confronted today With al
proposition tn surrender the office
AE mayor heinre this question IS >e
teFmined. ! viii nor undertake To
pass oa tale legsl question that way
III shnuld asan down this n,Anute
would y In effect assuming that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14

everything has been legal and IN
order Then II Il should be found
there had heen error there would be
nothing % base an action ON we
have 100000 bond issue al stake
and ] am not going 10 ieonardise that
tn any way | don't care about the
office
School Board Election Tame,
The school board was very much
neglected There are only five can.
didates for six positions as provided
for by the charter They were G. O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14

Fish, II q sharp ]. u, Melvin, II. O.
Barker and Arthur Boyer The
members Of the present school board
had Withdrawn from tho race.
There Will be friendly suit or
some sort OF action TO determine
which school board shall prevail At
tornpy General West claims the city
charter can MOI take the school dis.
trict in it's purview for the reason
that the city and the school district
are separate corporations. The ter.
rituries are different.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14

CURRY POWDER comes 70 us
from the Orient and Is extensively
Hsed Ia all warm climates TIE AL
TON GOODS Curry Powder makes
nendid Currisd Chicken. Receipt
n each package.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14

IL is worse than useless 70 take
any medicines internally for mus
cular or chropies rhepmatism All
that Is needed kia free ppnlEtAtlon
of chamherlah4Sss Liuin egta aINdr
sale by all deaidFs 8F8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-14

A few slightly used pianos for sale
at bargain. sank Loan company,
brokers, 20S w. Harrison. Ben
Neinbsrger
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-07
WittenbGrg Warehouse &
Transfer Company
Exclusive Agents
FOR
Genuine Rock
Springs COdI...
NOTICE OF FoRFRITURE.

To }. j. Owens, your heirs and
assigns, you, j. J. Owens. are here
by notified that the undersigned
has expended IN labor and improve
ments on the Dick No. I, 2, 8, A, S,
6, Z, s and 8 lode mining claims,
situated in the Tonopah mining dis
trict, Nye county, Nevada, the sum
of $500, the sum for the year
1910. OF which you are a one-third
owner, under the provisions of sec
ton 2324 of the revised statutes
OF the United States of America.
covering location, labor on mining
claims, the locations, certificates of
the above claims are duty recorded
in the county recorders office of
Nye county, state of Nevada; said
expenditure was the amount neces-
sary to hold said mining claims
during the aforesaid year, and if
within 80 days from the date of
the first publication of this notice
you fail or refuse to contribute
your portion of such expenditure a.
co-owner, which amounts to $500
to you, together with the cost of
this advertisement, your interest in
said claims will become the prop
erty of the subscriber, your CO.
owner, who has made the expendi-
ture and improvements above men
toned.
Dated at Tonopah, Nevada, this
18th day of June. 1911.
HUGH SUTHERLAND.
First publication June IT.
Last publication Sept. Is, 1911
6-17-24-7-1-S-15- 22-23-S5-12
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-07
whipped you like a dog 2"

whipped you like a dog?"
Yes. LATE, she answered in a
low voice, you whipped me worse
than you would whip a deg
According to that l must be a
man.
You are. You have threatened
me with shotguns and razors and
everything you could get your
hands on You choked ME nearly
to death just a month before this
child was born We've never got
along together 1t seemed like you
had the idea YOU had to scare me
to get along with me.
Choat then took the witness
stand. He said he was working in
the field when he saw his wife and
two children going down the road
with a man. He said he went over
to the road and the man ran. He
threw stones at the man as he ran.
My wife said she was going to
the man. said Choat Il told her
she would not. She said she
would. | hit her twice. | made
her go to the field with me She
said she was going to the man and
took rope and tied it to heI
wrists behind her and led her with
me over the field as | narrowed.
When / was through tied her to
post and when the mules were
unhitched | led her home and took
the rope off That's all there is
to it
He denied that he beat her, but
admitted that he showed her down.
When he said this, one of the little
boys interrupted in a shrill voice:
Yes, you did, papa, and you
struck her with a whip, too"
Choat said the man had been al
his home in his absence, while his
wife was there.
Il love my little boys. They are
all | have now" said Cheat.
Did you have chain when you
went to the house after you had
your wife in the field" he was
asked
Eyes"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-07
SINKING SPELL ALMOST
CARRIES MIR. GATES OFF

PARIS, Aug John W Gates
had sudden sinking spell late
this afternoon. For a moment it
semed that his pulse had stopped,
but through his remarkable power
of recuperation, he rallied satisfae-
torily. The sinking spell followed
a chill The family hastily sum
moned all the physicians in attend
ance and strong restoratiyes were
resorted to to bring the patient
around.