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who have been visiting at the Keller
home the past week returned.home on
Sunday.
Mr.. Gibson pd son called at the E.
|. Seavy home Sunday
Rp,f aad Flerepce Mercer asd Mr.
and Mrs. Ruglaad called at the schmee-
kle home Sunday.
Miss lerena Gibson visited with
lgene seavy satpgaay and Sunday.
Mr. K%apa called at the Gibsos home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Gibson is powing at hoHe this
week
Several in this vicinity at.snsei the
dance in Stoneham Saturday. All re-
port having a good tine.
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PoIIt,ca, Situation

The convention at Chicago left moth
ing undone that would assist the demo-
Gratis in the coming election. II all
but split INTO two paris. Taft secured
the nomination. but nearly half of
the convention refused to vote 4 ter
being fattened by the steam roller.
The sun OF cen . ratio hopes YVES
brigst as tire warning delegates from
Chicago started for home. The Balti-
more convention is apparently trying
to D-vre republican nodes by duplicat.
ing abe war Of words and oratoricai
cannonade indulgsd a, Caicaso.
Parker has defeated Bryan in the
first rouud. The same forces are Try
ing hard to dominate bsta parties.
Wka; will the harvest be?
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-06-27
Buckingham, Items

Ths pinsrHoor Bros. received car
2f grain Tuesday.
Born to Mr. anh Mrs. T. n. Klyst, u
son, June 20tA-
Mr.. A. List ard daughter Myrtle
drove to Briggsdale Saturday.
Mr.. List has gone to Depyer, where
pc VIII take treatment for rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm, ncnnis and fam
}y spent Sunday at Bob CloughIcy's,
Mrs. A. List and baby Gladys were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Silyia
James Amber and SOP are drilling II
veil for Emma DcFord on her claim
south east Of town.
E V. Palmer returned Monday from
the Pawnee, where he visited with his
brother Frank.
Mrs. VIM. Randall spent Monday ut
At the +. N. Hurst home aud rpAking
,he acquaintance Of Master Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorie Palmer and fam
ly spent Sunday with Mr.. Jackson
near Keota.
Fred Tighe of New Raymer W -,
caller here Saturday.
The young folks from Buckingham
vicinity enjoyed dancing Saturday
evening before and after band practice
The Band is practicing Wednesday
and Saturday evenings getting in trim
for the celebration july ath.
Where are you going to celebrate?
Why, at Raymer Of course.
w. o. Hughes left Tuesday for q
months visit with relatives in RussFl
&unty, Kansas,
Mr.. Stewart of Keota greeted friends
between trains Tuesday
Mrs, Fox arrived last week. her sor
arriving here Wednesday with car OF
household goods and stock aud farm
implements.
Miss Emma DeFord has been having
her claim fenced the past week.
Mrs. Wilmer Zclly returned Tuesday
from Sterling and Denver. She is just
recovering from siege Of iIlDess,
Dorie Palmer and brother T., V. Pal.
mer transacted business in Keota Tues.
Jay. He expects to locate IN this Vi
finity.
Messrs. Albert Blank and George
Deuter have gone % their former home
in Nebraska 70 stay until after harvest
They will make the trip overland
Mr., Auckland enroute for Sterling tC
Denver was visitor here Saturday.
August 9Th is the day Buckingham
will celebrate in honor of the Short
Grass Touring Club which passcr thru
here. Everybody come and have ;
big time.
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Pleasant C.yiGa

'lrE. w. G. Carter and children call
ID on Mrs. &. N. Mercer Friday.
W, c. Carter and G. N, Mercer did
some breaking for Harry McElwain
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelmar Conradson took
their little son to Sterling Friday az
ternoon. He has blood poisinng in one
arm caused from a cat biting him.
S. c. Saith has a dandy field of
spring wheat tina. is worth going miles
to see and shows what Colorado land
vii! produce with right cultivation and
plenty Of rain,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McElwain and
children were Sunday evening egllcrs
at the Carter home,
The men Of the n2iEhborhood who
have been working in the becti near
Fort Morgan returned from there FRI
day for a short rest as the Jeets are
coming up 50 uneven hat it will be
necessary To reblock parts OF their
dcId& They expect to return 70 work
Wednesday Of this week.
Ed Jones had dance 2: hp home
Saturday evening. Every one in at
tendance reports pleasant time,
g, N Mercer ard family visited at
Ms. Anderson Sunday evening.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

=. A. 5 i'usIishcr1 Serial-,.ic,5l
Department; of the iitcripr.
United States Lan! Office a, steriins. Colorado.
Iu,c %. 1912.
NOTICE i hereby siven tia, peY " Van Gil
Gsr, u sll-l7 St. Denver Ce!o,aio. who an Nay
.lh, igts. mldc Dessr; Land Entsy No. Oi6isl for
sau.l,"eS, quarter. se.tion &, Township NJ,
RaEps 81 W.. 18th Principal M"riel,a h.ls il.,l n,,
tirc u intention 70 maze desert ai.i frDo. i, cs.
,ahlj u .laim tn the land above d.zer,t.d. tcforr
clsTk of the District Court. Is, Greeley. C,.Jrado
On the ig,h day Vi August igl,.
cAiiiant names witDesscs:
Lewis Earl Markham. Of Keotl. cDIarslo.
Frank Lester Markham. oi =
Frank { vieAers. of l.lo. fremont ST.. Ilnyer.
CuloraGu.
Taos II. Powell. of ltaa, caaf St. D,a,yer. cob.
pAG,l L. Bl rno. 6-2t is
W II. FOUND. Register.
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Mclnnchelx pnys.

There nro no melancholy days II
sc keepiu tune with the bright and M
leies,ing things OF liic The secret
lies IN being alive to what IS goIns
on about us. Don't miss the things
that arc worth while This bit OF
philosophy applies to our advertise.
mcnts. Don't let them go by un'
needed. They may be the means OF
adding to the sum total Of your hap
piness,
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College Bars RaesIre.

aacon, Ra.-RagtIme composI tlo,s
found In the music room Of Wesleyan
college by Dr. Dinghy Brown. direct
)r Of the conservatory. were conns
ra'od and the odic, was sent forth
hat ragtime melodies no longer should
he heard there. 4 member OF tho
iacful,y leciured the young women on
the debasing and dcmoralIzing Of
'ecls nj ragtmc on musical morals
sd harpqulr srstsr,g"
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sor,cE ron PUBLICATION.
e AS. fPublisherj Serial oiJ,c5
rcnu-f-ncc. az the Intc r,ur

=. A, 5. 'PublisherJ Serial ul5toJ
Ecpa-tncn; os the Interior.
uri;eI States Lend Once a, Sterling. Colorado
June l. 1872.
SoircE Is hereby given ;ha, Walter d. Gran
dali Of S,5neham. Crlora,.o. who. on March n
1911. rna,.e Homestead entry, No. plJS5 for
Sou,heas, quarter. :'eetiun ~, Towesiip n.
RANGE ii W. etn Principal Meridian, h:is iilc NJ
tec Of intention > make CJmna'atiPn Proof. 10
establish claim the Land above dceribsj before
R"sis'rr aud Receiver at s'erims, cslorsao. On
lite sth day OF August. lie
CLiinsnt names witnesses:
Newton J. s,r.,ter. Of s,unenam. Colorado
Hiram J. HUT, oi
pniip II. Eeenen. of = G-l3
Ole N. Olson, of e lis
". H. poUND. Resiptcr
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crtnnle pemsnes a New lor.

New York.-Andrcw "itael Of Man.
hasset appeared before the town board
nf Noah Hempstend and explained
hat unless n NV wooden leg wer,
given him he would be compelled TO
seek. shelter from the superintendent
n the poor. tiGd u repaired twice"
said Wetzel, "and II Won, stand usrr
liking Want 10 work and VIII vorl
II ret lcG, but can't yet about on,
thla stump
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NcrrcE roa prnI.Ic,rioN.

L. a. s fpuLliancrI serialIuIlgg.
pcp2s,mra: OF ;i,e ip;rrior.
United Sta>s Land oaiee a, Sleriin.s. c,crErlo.
June 5. lal!.
NonGa Is herpby given thar John +. logan, Of
SloEehiu, Colosv,o Who Oh aaseh J, 1910 nl,l,
Homestead Entrl. No. slil2s for El-l Swl-i.
ana lot I, Section I. To.snship ~. Rance 10 "
9Th Principal Meridian. has iieI notice u, inlen-
t'on - make Iisa ysar Frojf, To csta, lisir
claim u the lani a5~c ac.es.bCi Leforr
Register and Receiver At sIeflir.s. e.ly.aao. on
the -5tn day u July. lgis
Claimant nantes - witnesses;
qia 81 olsop Of stonchan, Colorado.
New ton j. Suaisr. Of
iiumci c, Kelly. of e e-:3
William AvgmapH. Of . ,-ls
". Il. POCNp. l;esisipr.
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Noucp roy. PUBLICATION.

l.. a. s. 'l,nbishcr. serialo.tIz
D-pnrssDsAs of tac' I%trrie..
United STATES Land on, IL at Sterling. Colorado.
JrW2q 1872.
NoIrE ID hsreby given that Frank C. Viekcrs,
Of iis,, Tr.montSt,. Denver Colorado. who on
Nay 9Th 1908. made Dtssr, Land Entry No ~.
fer Southeast quarter. Sectione Township = NJ.
Range 80 W.. 9Th Principal Meridian. hns filed no.
tee of intention 10 make despt laii Proof, to
establish claim TO the land above ds,cribcd bcforc
Clerk Of the District Court. at GDcley Colorado.
on the 18th day Of August lgl:.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lewis Earl Markham. Of Keo'a, Colorado.
Frank Lester Markham, of
Daniel T.. Byrne. Of
Dell ". Van Glider. Gll.i,rh ~. Denver. Colo.
Ttos II. Powell. of l6a2 California St. ''
CHS
W. H. POUND. Register.
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NOTICE rG;i WDiictTIoN.
AS. Publishcri scrial-ol ;,uo.

y q. D. uWisti' sciHi-"A III.
department vi the INTERIOR.
United States Land oiiee. At Sterling. Cofr.do.
May g. 1872.
No.lCE Is hereby given that Ldna {. Blake. of
StpD7him. GultrudO who. on Aptil til, i9in.
made iiomos.'ad antry No. nl2s9 for Suut.,east
quarter, See,ln 10 Township IN. KanSr 5s
W., 6ih Principal Me, idin. has fled np;ira of
ntsFtion I, piaLe Final Communication prvot to
establish e,ain % the Land above described be-
tCee geriste5and Receiver, at Sterling. Ccln-l4o.
on the ls'h day Of July, laI2,
chlipant names 10 Wi;nesses:
George sloeum: q, Stwe,ain. Colorado.
GoOdwfn Lee. cf
la, Austin. of 5-oD
Marry sheldon II ~
Y. ~ pouNp. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-06-27
tE'fJ'I'''' yfTTil
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS /
xltcs-sats ssrsnsE sonss Of Psusis cut
Of tuxu and 10 scar By fllsss.


On account Of the Fourth coming on
Thursday next week, we vii! publish
"Wednesday afternoon. 50 copy should
reach Us as early in the week a; poss-
Ible. Correspondence should reach US
BY Tuesday noon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-06-27
NOTICE roI PUBLICATION.
AS. PubiisherJ Scriai-pi5ole

L. $. ,PubiisherJ Seriai-pi59l6
Department OF the Interior.
uui,ei stats Land Oilsr a, .;icrin,.:. Colorado
spae .. lsl2
SvHca Is hereby yivep that Ec~is A. Whittier.
Of New i.,yu.er. Coiura,.n WIN. on May gtn. 1911.
made noncste.p, entry. va oi5slr, ior Scothess,
quarter, sjeetiun .s.. Io~iuhip ~ Range - W..
e1n ppneip.I s.. ..iai,,n mas lci no,i>c ol ,n,en.
ton u ,p,,Ae cofinut.rlVn pr,l. l, ...i,atliai,
claim u tne laHd above descril,l. L-ioot U. 5.
c1mtita'i0f.et. at heeti. colot..io. Oh tAc -'l'
a,.y vi Juh. lyl..
CiainI.nt names as wi,neiar4:
Caestsr ). Snyder, oi sc~ l..ynior. Colorado.
Jaa.cd r. sm0tlcre. Vi = e
chAflo Is. sari-ei. of 6.l3
Cai,!es X. Graves. ol l-iS
W. II. PDGNo. Er5ittrr.
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,>or,cn i,,, PUBLICATION.

WIZ . W. e.'s.s-hs'" WV
L. AS, ri'ablishcrJ Serial Co.'S.
DcpErtncsf Of the tnsrrior.
rSged States Land Office. a, s,erlinz Colorado,
May 2i. 1917.
NoucE is hereby given TINT Arthur Myers.
Of New Raymer. Colorado, who. on July %. l.ls,
made tppi.,ead cairy. No. 2co, for Ei-2 swi.i.
Swl-l sfl-;. Ssr V Nwi.i NEi-.. Section 10,
Towrship y N, nfufe % W., 9TH principal Mer.
dian. has tiled norS'ss 9f Intention to make FIVE
srsr prl,f. 10 es,..blish elnim To the land above
Gcet,ibci. before Cifss Of the district Court at
T., yprsaL. Colef ado. On the 18th day Of July.
1912
Cgirrnnt rarlfs rs witnesset.
Spluel y. ,;icsnu, Of New Raymea Colorado.
RaneY fosb~rr, Of
Julia a. Heaeh. Of Eu;liFgham,. f5-;D
iant.ln.in Dixon. of 7-i
w. ~ pGNp, IS,gtstcr.
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S1TicE ;oa. pt 3:ICtTits>.
AS, Publpheo so,ir a;.g;ss,.,..
t,.p..,t,,,aus ,g 49,, f,,t,,r;..,


f.A.s, ,Publshecj so,ili .ai.;;sss,.',.
department ct rv IqteriNr. .
United States l-ii,i oa'ss, it.rlna. Colos.lo.
ai'W -. i9ll
NorcE Is hereby gi,cn ths', Edwin ficinca. Of
sirncham Colorado, who on August anth. 1919.
n.ade Homestead aupli Atvu M. uI;;si.. s"r
51lihweit 0sdftsr ,SseHg TO- Township n,
isanrcM W.. 9Th rFirsigal Meridian. has hiod
notc. Of tntc2LtIn 70 rn'.h, coinmut,tpn rr,of -
establish claim u the land above dcse,ibci b.,
fore hsgis.a, ani Receiver At Sterling. Colorado,
on ihr -jtn day III July, 1917.
cafmau, mares rs witnesses;
Miles ", Mitchell. Of storchaEl Colorado.
Cagl ConFadson. of
Elmer Ericsson. Of ia
Jacob SHAW. Of -.
VI. H. FOUND, ErSis.-..
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NOTICE rnR p, a;Ic,rlnx.

E.A.S. PuBll.hcrI S.rial-0isgsa.
Department o. the interior.
Unjust sta'rs Land otiice at Sterling, Coloyudo,
i.u. .. ~.
NoLcE $ hereiY fiSrn thai Homer T. r!cak-
o! ;lctlsg CoAasua. wHp. on Ssp.s.uUyr IL. lylo.
riaJo hOh.slvai,, ,t"rs.t .tNp. OIael Tor southwest
'.iarta. Sea tiou !, Township ~ i..us.e q "
9TH EILiupai slsrdian. 4tG.c E1tts o. iut. ntiol
y m.ae eJInnuuatiun I'raot. I, t,tAJIlsr
thyr :, the hnd ao5., --r.,.-i b,for, gcsit-
,el aEa sesa!,er a. steriins, Coios.ldu. -. ..,e
15tb Jay n Iuly Iylg
D,lt.Ar.I a,f.cs .ss witnesses:
Lr~F IL, i.ana- y. .stp.,tla. Colysi,lp-
i'paA. !on! 9.
GGg Grcgs, ui til
FIss V, G cg.5 of Ills
". = NiE" Il&,g.sr.
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EAST ITEMS.

+. |. Seayy spent Sunday visiting
With his family until evening when he
returned to Sterling,
Miss Esther Frcw and grandmother.
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AS, PuBllaeri Serisl-olssss
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03
MICHIGAN MAN NAMED
FOR ALASKA JOB

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. g.
President Taft today sent to the SEN
ate nominations for all departments
and state posts. All except seven
nominations were reappointments.
Ward T. Bower, of Michigan, is
appointed agent OF the government
at the Alaska salmon fisheries.
Ward It. Bower is son OF Sey-
mour Bower, superintendent Of the
Michigan state fish commission. He
has been In the government service
about IL years, having served In sal
mon, hatcheries in California, In fish
culture work In Washington, ID. c.,
and as assistant government agent
In Alaska. On the resignation OF his
superior he was recommended for the
agency. His headquarters have been
In Juneau, but as the summer season
is the only one In which the Alaska
salmon BUSINESS requires attention he
spends considerable time in Wash
ington. His duties are 10 inspect
and watch the fisheries and hatcher
les and to look after proposed sites.
He has been in the Alaska work
threet years.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03
l3-YEAR-OLD GIRL
IS SOME ROMANCER
Found in Box Car, Ruth Kline
Strings" Police With
Pitiful Yarn

II Ruth Kline. 13 years old. OF No,
$50 Slxteenth-st., does not grow up
TO be a successful playwright OF one
act dramas, all police predictions will
go astray.
has the gift OF romance-sometimes
called by harsher terms when refer
ring TO mere children-and she has
also proven that she can grasp a
proper stage setting for said romance
with consummate skill.
Special Detective Con. Of the Wa
bash railroad. found Miss Ruth hud-
died "in a forlorn little heap" we are
informed, In a Wabash box car In the
far west end OF the city. Monday
evening. He turned her over 20
Truant Officers Plies and Grossman.
who heard most pathetic story from
Ruth's lips,
She was trying TO get TO Lowell.
Mich, she said, TO join her mother,
whom she loved so deYotedly that she
couldn't bear TO be separated from
her, TO board with an aunt here. while
she attends local school. She sale
that her mother brought her here u
few weeks ago, and left her with the
aunt, but she just could not stand the
separation from her mother and her
Lowell playmates.
She was sent TO the detention homa,
but on Tuesday morning George
Kline, the girls father. who lives at
No. $50 Sixteenth-st.. called at the
station anxiously inquiring about his
daughter.
She had received a scolding from
her mother--who happens to be here
in Overwhelmingly noon, and had
gone to school. mad, and had not re-
turned.
Her father took Miss Ruth home.
There was an ominous look on his
face.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03
WIFE NOT NOTIFIED;
DIVORCE CASE REOPENED

Judge Codd exercised the recall on
divorce decree, Monday afternoon,
In the case OF Edward n. Lewis
lagainst Eleanor M-Lewis.- The huS.
band secured the decree from Judge
tCodd, about month ago, In a nom
contested suit. He testified that his
wife had told him that she didn't
want to see him again on this side
tof the grave"
A couple of days ago, the Judge re-
ceived letter from Alice Power, pro
baton officer, Boston, Mass, asking
for information concerning the di.
vorce. She set forth that Mrs. Lewis
was living in Boston and had not
known OF the proceedings OF her hus-
fSand to divorce her Miss Power also
said thet Lewis had been indicted in
Boston, about a year ago, on charge
OF non-support and abandonment ana
ordered to pay s. a week to his wife.
On receipt OF this information.
Judge Codd Immediately reopened the
case and set aside the decree. He
also handed the papers In the case
over to the prosecutor for investiga-
ton.
Lewis n q designer, In the employ
Of the Ford Automobile Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03
MARRIAGES

Earl III. Harms, "a. Toledo, o.: Dora
Schlewe. 33, Gypsum, o.
William ScheickardI, II; Henrietta
Stsrhberg. 81.
Louis IL. Goldberg. As, Grand Rap d.
Leah Burton, SIS. Detroit
joseph KIesten. 20; Sarah Kshrig.
Maitland curris. 81: Anna Manners.
Chas T. Avery. Jr.. 20. Wayne: Ethel
AcClaughey, 22, Wayne.
bucki. "a.
Ernest Ash. 70. Livonia; Nina Trus-
dell 25, Canton
Morris Dash. 20. Detroit; Monle
Brodsky, 20. Chicago, Ill.
John Popa, AZ; Anna Tudiumin. SO.
G. Bert Pugh, 81, Chambersburg, Pa
Noama r. Ashway. IS, same.
william IL. Coleman. Jr.. 90; Helen
Koch, is.
Felix Solmarghe, Is. Chelsea; Antoin-
cite Ray. rs Detroit
Harold Stokes. Fl; Mable Robinson.
Anthony Garsfalo. 2s: Lena NageI. 1s.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03
DEATHS

Emily Beseler. 102 Marston, 40 years.
carcinoma: Jennette Gilchrist, ~ Ten
nyson, Il years, fracture OF skull; ia
cob Paul, s4s Antoine, SO years. iobar
Mary's hospital. sb years, pyonephra-
sis: Petrilia Makey. 20 Thirty second.
20 years pulmonary tuberculosis; Sum-
ner Bcals, 50 Elizabeth So years NIL
trail insufhciency; Amanda Needhahl
i0s Madison. - years, apoplexy: Caro-
line K1enfe. f7t5 ChAmptafn. 81 years
cerebral apoplexv; Jacob Hildcbrapdt
monia; Frank Woiczorek 26s st. To-
seph 80 wears. pulmonary tuberculosis;
Theresa Newak, 723 Farnsworth a
years. diphtheria; Marie Campbell. g71
Pennsylvania. 80 years! mitfaI insufii-
cheney; Earl Billingsley. Grace hospital.
rs years, intestinal obstruction; Rose
stroinski 77S Twenty-third SIS years.
pneumonia; Catherine McGilliveay, Sd
Milwaukee. ~ years pulmonary oede-
ma: Theresa scherer. 1875 Parker. "a
years. Runshot wound OF head. suicide:
Frank Avangelista, Grace hospital 22
years typhoid fever: Besilia Howard
92f Monroe - wars. -tubeFeuiaF men
ingltis: Ellen ORenly. 12s webster
az years. uremiR; John Kroeper. West
side hospital "a years. paralysis: Vim
cent Bast. Ia Chestnut. q years, tu-
-bercuiosis.1 Margaret t,ebenetA- st
Msry.s hospftai, 60 Years. artrrir
scieroeis. EueE Hopper. 707 Fort a.
years general septicemia: Sarah Nc.
kinney 231 Riopelle. as years. hepatic
cirrhosis: Chancey wiess Harper hos
pItai 81 years. suppuratlve appended
convulsions; George Eigensching 1895
schultz 1859 Military. 81 years. drown
rs Twenty-siGhfh, sensctu9
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03
SHOUT AT WITNESS
TELL THE TRUTH
Parents of Mrs. Rittmeyer Pro-
test When Damaging Testi-
mony Is Given Against Her

Tell the truth-you don't know my
daughter from ADAM shouted Mrs.
John Halcro to Mounted Patrolman
|Thompson in the corridor OF the circuit
court, during q recess, Tuesday MON
| ing, In the case of Wilhelm Rittmey-
| or, 80 years old, who Is suing his wife,
Edith L., daughter Of Mrs. Halcro, for
divorce, In Judge Hosmer's court.
Patrolman Thompson had just LETT
the witness-stand and had testified
that he saw Rittmeyer's wife and a
man named Charles Jones In the IA
Sale Gardens. near Twelfth-st. and
the Bouiey. "A one night, last July,
acting In what he considered an in.
proper manner.
AS Thompson was testifying, Hal
GRO. the father of Mrs Rittmeyer,
snogied TELL the TRUTH
Judge Hosmer adjourned court at
this juncture and instrocted deputy
sheriff to remove Ha.crO from tile
room. This was done and the court
then took q recess for five minutes
Halcro continued TO make himself oh
ectionable while out in the corridor,
out no trouble resulted.
Rittmeyer also gave testimony
against his wife, relating that he hal
her and Charles Jones arrested In Mt.
Clemens. He said that the case was
finally dismissed because Of lack Of
evidence.
The Rittmeyers have a little boy.
nine years old, and both mother and
father are making hard fight TO ge1
him. He "a now In the custody of the
mother.
The Halcros came to Detroit, a few
years ago, from Kalkaska. Mich.
Halcro, for a number OF years, was
captain OF the little steamer Papoose,
running between Annerstburg and
Bots Blanc island. Mrs. Rirtmeyer is
20 years old and pretty,
The case will last coupis of days,
as there are several witnesses to DO
heard for the plaintiff.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03
PRIEST DEFENDS
WOMAN In COURT
Appears in Divorce Suit in Role
of Attorney to Protect
Name of Parishioner

ST LOUIS, No., Dec. S.-To defend
the name of one of his parishioners,
who Is unable TO employ an attorney,
Father David s. phelan, pastor OF the
church OF Oupr Lady OF Mount Carmel.
appeared today IL the circuit court
here as attorney for Bertha w.
Fischer. whose husband, Frank Nsch.
er, charges her with improper conduct
in a suit for divorce. Father Phelan
Is one OF the ocst-known priests ia
the country, being the editor of the
Western Waterman, a Catholic publ.
cation Mrs, Fischer, was born and
reared in Father Phelsn's parish.
"The charges against the girl is 50
horrible that / will take II upon my.
self to defend her." said Father
Phelan. II have never practiced law,
in any but realistic courts. but / be-
iievo l can defend this girls name"
Father Phelan's appearance set a
precedent IL st. Louis courts, as ae
Is tho first priest to act as an attorney
here Before the case was called, the
priest declared the defense would
summon nc Witnesses. After the
plaintiffs evidence Is In, Father Pho
Ian will make his address TO tho
court
The Detroit times., 1912-12-03


STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF wayne.
In Chancery. Frances Drust. Complain
ant, Va. Martin Drust. Defendant.
Suit pending In the Circuit Court for
the County OF Wayne In chancery, ~
netrott Mich on the 22nd day or Mo-
yember A D., 1919
IN this eatfae- T. Appearing from An
davit on file that the defendant Mar
tin Drust has departed from Detroit
Mich. his last known place OF resi-
dence. and that his present place or
rpsideBrP u unknown and cannot be
ascertained, on motion OF Frank g
xtnrtzrtV- eauaplainauts solicitor II -
ordered that the said defendant. Mar
lin Drust, cause his appearance 10 20
entered herein, within ave mentn rs
tror, the date OF this order and that In
1sfsuit thereof. said bili he taken ~
confessed by the said NONRESIDENT de-
tenI III n IL further ordered. that with
A., 70 Jaws the said complainant cause
a. rot4ee 81 this order 20 be published
A., me Detroit Times Newspaper
~, ~, lated. pnbiished and clrculatinR ~
ala county, and that such puottcauon
- contfnued therein at least once IN
ss.e week for six weeks In succession,
= - tn rf-u -ratse- COPS. az this order
~ NJ personaIlys served on. said nom
rssifFant Defendant. az least 20 days pf-
Tore the Time above prescrioed Tor lis
acresrance UEOH0E Il. CODD
FRANK Z. MORTALITY,
Complaipant's soilcittf.
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