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11.3. Berlin I'll. gonbcn 32.5. pa.
yis 1877. guenos Qlires 1856. msn
3s.9. Wostau 41.8. petersburg 48.0.
lotto 1910. .5m Angemsinen IN
btmnah bns 1slephcn in ben 0erni.
niaten Gtauten bon Horoamsritn an
meif.eH nerbreifel. Dos asbi aud
aus Der Dtinmmtsdbl Der 1elsphonan.
ihluHe berpor. Rorbomsritc s1hli oes
ren 5000. 600. europa nur 3,153,.
600. &c folpen in i,hr ipeiism abs
itanb MTien NIT 205 900, 4uisralitn
nit $4,000. Eiioamtriia nit Sc. 600
unb Afritn nit nur $4,000 anT6Iiif.
len.
Ecine GrfIdrnne.
.Vnpa, mas neritebt man benn 4.
aenilidJ uiter einem AIfoboIfrnn.
fen?~
Ndper: ~Tns III ein Abftinenslcr.
benz teim Gntll6 -nes Hierfs iAleGt
'5jsl.+~
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fc the Refpiufto n-@eIhe es fitr ncfts
" penoig erfI1rf sn berbeiiern Winnebdro
| slbenue. bon BIenspap abenne bis Su einem
9unti 4o5 ub aorSIid. Surb @floiiern nit gG6.
fieinen
SET es befdIo,Ien bnreb BEN siahtrotb bes
etaot Cincinnati. Gtoat Ohio tbreieierisl Der
| fdmnIflihen ertpdtlten m'itaIteser btertu neer'
| einftirimeuoy:
9ab es bierrnst fas nottneno,a eryIari srirb.
su nerbeifern SIdn6are goenne ben @lenspab
apenne bis gu einem Run.i 4e5 CUB nerolifb
eurh ejrabirana. gesen rou 9ement'Gnrb,
9fIaitern nit aadfieineu unb SeritelnHs eer
u6ibieeu SraHiriinaen unS 2niets. eemds ben
Qldncu, Gpesifilaticnen aofienporcnftid1c
uns RrofiIea FIR bic porserebene gsrbeiiernna.
tpelte In ber Office bes Girectcr ci 9ublie
errsice aniIesen unb biesburt suiaebstseH
Rro.
Tat Der gurb.SraS bon befaatcr TIandafs
abcage. pon @ientuap geenae BIG sn etnem
Runii 4a5 Ink HorbiiG. ien fol- rie 'eiaf:
GnfarGeno an Der areusuHa bee olsidhtn
| Gurbe ben gIcndbarb Moegie nit benz noroiis
den Curb eou 1irnivah Aeenae, bel Der 1ibsns
linp ben breibuHsfrtafiunhadisia nHo oretuucs
breikid Suneerffiei t3ss.33l Ssh bann c5fiet'
eene snr Rate bon iedbs Sebuie Tro3eHt iiar
bobuHa bon reibunberiilriunbafuia uHb ttei,
itHboreikte Suneerfttef t3s6.33l Sub: NIB aah
| ber Brdb nes fpefiEi6en Gutbs eertelbe teiT
dufaHeeno an ber areusnns bee fps'flttbsn
| Curtis oou @ldnharo eiafnge nit oem Horoits
den Curb bon SteHsrnh spcuus brt Der orhohs
una oou oretbauhersfsbena nne eIefs
| uuSbiersia Snnbstfifei {SS7431 yns: haru
auf;ciaeHb tnr Hnie bon ciHem nnb stpdrsie
0urberiiel 8rosent ffr tln'sia I 20H fis 5a)
| SUE Bic tir 9rbebiua bon erehuHeeriahfiHo'
edtIil nnb bret cHsbertftel 1885 03l Juh.
Tat smduag t201 4roseui Der aefariEsifos
! 'cH bon befaaisr 8erbefernaa. nbslalth Der
Soften non areHsuraen, ben Der &iast besabli
fperhsH fcUen ine Der Nell au'rgieai lverbfn feu
req Tsrontfah 0rnf nle Pots unb eanberrleH,
| unarerseHD nflb aHffcbenn on nie ncrpesehene
| Gsrbefruna. ipelte be'oaten eots NIB onHbe.
ssieg birrnurd, befiinsIni Iine, sab iie bdeaeere
ts o6i, ,perben forsa Ia sctn tol ,sbriI.
den 8nhlunaen mil ainier olsi bic hirnnsGss
/ to5etteH 8atinngfR. ssnoh Tam Der giaeH.
thinner iraeHbtrefen heiieacrifn Qtnenibuus
| uot gBunif fciAes aaebmer; besabIeH inner
4 1rHirEua Der besteusruben EroirGus
| TGb Noues her Eiabf Cincinnati GukGeasbsr
trcreeu foIIsn sor bee aeneliton ber hefcGieH
| agehmenIs
Tnb bsr gef. her Gefamuti'cneu bon be'aa.
| tex &erbeHruna spei1fs nti 'pesieE nnferieai
| ~ Bon ber Stahi Gincirn0ii beaabIi ipertsu
| tou Gus hem ertcs bon Bopos. iptItt nusesne'
| obs 3toeee In eer Reifs ivis ecraefdriebsn
| onm Befeke
Gel - 'ctrer bsfdIrHen. res hsr gIsrf bier.
fur< auaeriPfen futrb nie mer6ifsn.Ii fnra t,es
| fer SefoIuiioH in iiebsssniiimmuna mi: bem
| gsfrse az bernnicssn.
8aHyt am Cstobsr 1918
sime n-M anhnfor
graisesut Ses e,abirc;bs.
gsGIoutiei: arttHr Gspa. gler'.
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q q h cinem Wei h en-
81 III inert g

Gin befannter GennItaQbeIiter
luunoerte iih boriiber, baB Der gbier.
arst, ben er ACCOMPLISHMENTS an.
iteIte, ibin feline Hehnuna ihifte arS
ihlieblih fragte er oenielben Daruber
aus.
~Gineu aaoaIisr u,a9Be iH nie!"
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PIT Ibbmrn-A239 wscfSreaor she, 2sii6di'
gcs Ulaufarb, Simmer, atcberue Ngrbcffe'
rlnpen; arobe Got; $4,000. gsie yfetbe 80.
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vsl6er fommen sie Oabei auf Sbre
Hehnuna2"
aWenn elmer nnh ciner aeuiIien
3eit niht be3nblt. onun peib ih, onf,
er fein aaualier lit unb bonn priien.
tiers ib ibm absr 10 inssfs&Durg.@
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8 9c0esanSeigen.


Siarb am Mpniaa. ben 20. Sftober 1913.
WorgenS 10 llbr MtnIte1, nndD 1ungeir id)lpes
rem aeibcu fpoblberieben nit ben beiIigen Sicr'
befnframenien, uiifere inniaiiaeltebte NRntier,
Stipiegermuiter, @foBmuitcr nnb llrsrceinnt.
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peb. g8GItbtt,
sStittpe bon Safob annuber. r.. i'm gltcr ben
50 Satren, 8 WsonaieH un6 II Tuaen. 2te
gecrbieuug iinoet ftatt am 7onneriiag, ben %.
Gftober, Wlcraen5 ilbr. BON 9ranerbnuie aus
1o6 Of D,cg1lidsn ane tpprauf nm llbr IN
yin ieierIi6es Iebiitrtcs So6unt dbaeb1!'eu
feirb. fuo6u geripdnoie unb Srcuroc pbflibtt
etiaeIaben fino bon
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Ten trauernoen Stntsrbaebenrn.

Siube fanFi, aeIiebte miutter,
Teine qeiben fpdren Grcb
Tod bier in bcr SrabcssSohIe
Sft nieI beiier nun IciH Nucs.
"a ffbrt fcin hanaer Summer
Zen fnrfteu Goeesi6Inmi1er
Gjute Afiitter. unIere 3brlneH
Ginb Cir Elumen aiif Tetn Gra5.
Infer gSiinfcten, infer Sebncn.
@ebt 5u Seiner Grufi binab. 81 2.
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Nn berfamfen: Gdnier.

Brtce GiII-9enes gcprebie aadfteinbans
init 3immcgn mno Gmpfnnasbnle,- sttitt
iIrb TiIesNnn: Cot 4s BEL 80 Sub. 5eit'fe
eaae Glif nem @cra. stHhere ceriansct'
5000 biS $4,000; irfer Ereis $4,000: hnr
$3.50 slitsnbluue, Der 6eit $50 bet Mscndt,
wsocrillan & Scbn 965 sFcii o. Girobe. Teie'
rbcu gseft 9i0. 22.25
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ine anorbnnna, ipeIhe ben gerioni,
G5ebraif6 inb ben 8eiie BON .Gndbco~ .
/. Gfini sWduen~ ifrb nrbereu Subifdu5en psrbifs
fet, bie bem Hublifum luaHaenebm nnb iptcers
lid fino.
Gel es berorhncf bon Der saniidis q sborbe
Der Siabt CINCINNATI. Gfnnt Ohio. Dob bic fpl.
aenbe acanintion fiir bic DifentIi6c 8cfunobetf
notbipenota it, nnn eiaicIbe fptrb bicrourd, nis
cine .@etiimnnna bieFer Eeb6rbe onaenoHiitsn;
gS iptro bicrbirdb naaecronet. onB Der gscra
ianf mnb 9ebranh bon ~Gahoo" siintss,dls
lem ober iraerbeiufr nflbcren 5Iii'iafcit. Enls
Ter cher feiier Gnbtf1n8 fpeIhe ntdt FIR mects
sinifde 3ipede aebrnHht iptrb, ober tiir ben
9ped, nm traenbeiner 9erfeu ooer Rerieaeii
llnnnnebmIid1fcitcn AZ berciten, bic. ftd ~ trs
aeifo ctner Safe. GhnIrnnm chez nroeren aIlafs
mcitien aerfnmminnaspIais pcrtammcit ha5sn.
ooer rper iirtirer brfelben i'm Eefib bot gum Gers
fauf coer sim 8ebrnnh hierhnrth nis Mnaefcss
lid erEldrt irirb. unh bat dlic ilebrrireiunger
biefer sinoronnnc beffros iperheH fcIleu. ipie Is
has Refet borihreihf
auaenommcn bon Der Gani,dissBebc Der
Gtdot Cincinnati. Einnt Ship. htcfer nfhten
TGg i'm Gfteber, nelnssbnhnnoert uiIn orct3etn.
B. e. Sudfer. Wa D.
9rditbeHi pro TEN.
fdiss9ebDroc. f5.22,2e
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Anna pof.l,

peb @ @eper,
sSitttue bon Sreorid 9o'teI, In ibrem ~. ce'
henslnhre. Sic Seeroiguue ftneei ftnit ON
Nfittpoh ben % Gfiober Endbuliitues nm
llhr, bonn 2rauerhnuie aiis. 1916 Mioruiou
aipenlie Clifton Bite feine gIuuen. 2i,22'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22

Gtnrb am U9oniaa. ben 90 Eftober 1913
Noracns Inn ilbr 10 Wiinrien. unfere tnrlt1lt
aeliebte gutter. Sfuiegermniier uRo SroB'
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ecIiehicr Gjotie bon gppoIonin gsilbeIm, qcb
Weier. i'm 2lIter bon 40 SSdbren. Sic @ecreti
anHa firbet itGti BON Irdnerbaufe aus No
1885 @eli Sirai,e am Sreitda ben -. Eito
ber nm s llbr Wtoraers tporau' nm ~ Nbi
In Der St. Isihael's stride eth feierIides Re
dlfem abaebalien fuiro. 22&3
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3trei aofs 25xi25. gaInee glpc., Cub
erinracr, ste.: bitIia. ahreifire; g. e., %
OF Court CTR. 19,22s
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9oftpb Diltslm,

etorb ON Gieritae, ben 81 Gfiober 1913.
I'M, ubr MprGens
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9bse aarI Got 5oxf22 2iobena ape.
geirb bilIia rcrfnifi iiir fchneiicn Sfrfanf
ysaehsnsr.: EDs. g., IT'S SnmHii sbe. Y 8.
gRdrfatr 423g 1929
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GItftpn
Gtnine fcbr fdtbne eois tpereen ieti gum Aer
innf anaeboten an Terrace Mne. sipifohen Ebii
tieln uno sDiorrifen etbes. qtrfen ccrdieoenei
Eenominationeii, Gahneu fir ete aiHsef nHi
cine Sochfdnie nro ilniberfitdt fur Die iiffiaer
ccute innerbaIb eincs Edbius etiifr Wseiie
Fliliaere pcts fno sn nerinuien an gctpcu mlf
Girngntb ApeS. 1sIe9bou Canal 222s ctei
gtcoH DIG. s.. %. wloraen.heIer. II
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6r,rs s,feIp,trr gpsr6e rs ga

gsaIaubigi: artbHr Gspn. 0ler,
~ 1922
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

camo before me Robt w Martin
Edw. 9. Krctlow and Mark @. BELLS
each 10 me personally known 10 be
one OF the persons who signed the
forcRoing instrument Of Incorporation
and each for himself acknowledged
the same To be his free act and deed.
ROBT j. HOCHTRlT,
tScan Notary Public. wisconsin
Ny commission expires July Q. 1914.
State of New Mexico }
ISIS
County of Bermlilo
ON the 18th day OF April, 1918 be-
fore me personally came A. y. stroup
20 me known to bee the person who
signed the above ana foregoing instru-
meut al incorporation and acknoW-
lodged the same 60 be his Tree act aud
deed w G.. THANTON.
tScuD Notary Public.
My commission expires November
%. 1919.
ENDORSED
ESQ. 1880
Cor. Reed Vol. q, Page 2li. Ger
tihcato OF incorporation of Ready
Bullion Mining Company
Filled In office of State Corporation
Commission April "a. 1918; ga, m.
EDWIN T. CoARp,
Clerk
Compared EDC to JJO.
INDENED.
state Of New Mexico.
ISIS
County uf Bornaliilo
This instrument Was filed for rcc-
ord on the 2ith day of April. 1913 at
. o'clock a, m.
Recorded In Vol. &c" Mise OF Rec
ords uf said county Folio gas.
A. E. WALKER,
Clerk and Recorder
Compared CIV To INV.
Estate OF New MexlcoJ
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United states of America.
state of New Mexico,
II Is hereby certified. that the annex.
ed II "A fun, true and complete trans
cript of the
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NON-LlABlIITY
FOR
READY BULLION MINING
COMPANY
(No. 1890
Win the endorsements thereon. as
same appears on nle ana OF record Ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

the office Of the state Corporation
Commission
In testimony whereof, the Chairman
and Clerk of said Commission have
horcunto set their hands and Affixed
the seal Of said Commission. AT the
city Of Santa pc. on this Twenty
third day uf April. a. d.. 1913.
tscpD HrGH H. WILLIAMS,
Attest chai man.
EDWIN +. COARD.
Clerk
CERTIFICATE or NON LIABILITY
or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
READY BULLION MINING COM
PANY.
This is to ccrtif, That the UNDER
signed being all 81 the orlginal incor-
porators of this company, to-Wlt:
Ready Bullion Mining Company,
thereby assooiating themselves into q
corporation under and by virtue of the
provisions Of an act OF the legislative
Assembly OF the Territory Cuow
statcl of New Mexico. entitled. IA
Act 10 Regulate the Formation of Cor.
porations for Mining. Manufacturing,
Industrial and Othcr Pursuits" app
proved March Is, 1905 for and la be-
haif Of themselves and All other stock
holders, who may associate with them
ANA said corporation. DO hereby de-
clare that there shall be- no stockhold-
ers liability ON account OF any stock
Issued by said corporation. and that
pu stockholders Of said corporation
shall he exempt from all liability on
account of any stock issued Ia or held
by them, except such liability for the
amount Of capital certified to have
been actually paid In property or cash.
40 the Time OF commencement OF bus
iness, as provided for and in accord
once with section 90 of the said act
OF the Legislative Assembly, undor
which said corporation h organized.
In witness whereof, the said oorpor-
ators have hereunto set their hands
and seals this 3ist day OF March 1919.
ROBT ". MARTIN
EDW. G, KRETLOw
M. 6. BELLS.
A. 3. STROuP
state OF Wisconsin. }
lss.
county NJ Marathon. }
ON this iSth day az April. 1914
came before me Robt ". Martin,
Edw G. Kretlow and Mark q. BELLS.
each TO me personally known Ia be-
one ~ tho pcrsons Who signed the
foregoing Instrument Of incorporation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

>"''''s"N0S 1S f0f-'rs'-'-''

on furniture, pianos, organs, horses,
wagons and other. chattels. also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low as $1,000 and as high az $1,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Timc--onc month 10 ne
year given Goods 10 remain va yaur
possession. our rates are reasonable.
Cull and see as before borrowing.
Steamship tickets 10 and from al
parts Of the world
PRIVATE OFFICES open Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Rooms aud 4, Grant Building.
3O3ls west Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
For Miscellaneous

N'l-s~r-s-sNe-,.~~,.-e->s .e-,s-. -eus~~e~~sr<
FOR SAi.E--At a bargain, Edison
first class condition g. s. s.. Herald
office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
DANCING

~'~rsrs-s>---- s>S-~7s-~r~N~>~~r~s~~
MISS LOUISE NJ. HAMILTON
1cachcr of DANCING
Colombo Hall--Ncdnesdsy, Friday
and Saturday afternoons aud
Friday evenings.
Chlldren's Classes. WUman's Club
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
ana evenings.
Fur Particulars l'hOne $50 Craig
Hotel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
PASTURE

and each FOR himself acknowledged
the same TO be his free act and deed.
(seab ROBERT Il. HOCHTRlT.
Notary Public.
My commission expires July 3. 1914.
state OF New Mexico,
)ss
County ct Bornalillo. }
BEFORE mo came s. g. Slreup ON
this 18th day of April. 1913. known 10
me 10 he the same person vino signcd
The above aud foregoing instrument
of incorporation and acknowledged
that the said instrument h. his free
ad and deed.
(soal) W G. THAXTON,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires November
10. 1913.
ENDORSED.
Go 152gD
Cot. Reed, Vol s. Page as. Ccr-
tihcatr of Stockholders Non Iiahll-
ity of Ready Bullion Mining Conn
pany.
Filled Ia ONCE of state Corporation
Commission AprU 28. 1919. ga. m.
EDWIN r. COARD.
clerk.
Compared Edo go JJO
state of New Mexico,
)ss
County of liornalillo,
This instrument was filed for rcc-
ord on the 2ith dav of April. 1919, al
o O'Clock a. M. Recorded In Vol 'C'
Misc. Of Records of said County.
Folio 2i7.
a. y. WALKER
clerk ana Recorder.
Compared CIV to INV.
inp tang.
Brown wonder n smith would
inuorse my nutp'
Jones How long has he known
yonP
fruwn a month
Jones I'm ofruid thnrs too long
Chicago News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

fpis SALE Candy and eonfeatlont,rs
store, s2o0i go"d opportunity Foi
right party, man of woman See ~
v Fmrrlie or phone l579-W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

business property. improved ans
unimproyed.
tx.a00-~5-room cement biocas mod
ern; corner In filshlanan. on car ilno.
~, 000--a-room a.story bricN. mod
ern; West Central. corner lcts tt.0oq
cash, balance per cent
&s.0o0--1-room. modern brirh rual-
dence: hot water heat: large a'splna
porch, beautiful lawn and aha6t fth
ward. close ln; TERMS
&s,b00--6-room brick; bath. good
corner lnts lots Of shades ttA Hasds
terms.
81. eo0--4 "a acres 81 good lAne
near saw Mill, saiaii orchard. hdeee
houHe.
~. 25e~-f room brick. fendcfn,
large porchos, North Sceond Airuull
fffstf aAstiatANCh
SURETY noNns
MONEY ~ LOAN
A. FIeischer
lai sourn FvUmam wrtskn
Neat a. P0ssoilce. Kbane a1A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-21
LARGEST CROWD
AT THE BIG TENT
People Attended Services in Great
Numbers at kilbourne Park
on Sunday.

One OF the largest crowds of the en-
tire course gathered at the big tent in
kilbourne Park last evening to hear
the lecture on the Turkish situation.
Early in the evening people began
pouring In and long before the lecture
began the tent was filled and many
We're compelled to find seats on the
outside. The lecture was one of spe-
clal interest as the Turkish situation
IS today one of the great problems con
fronting the powers.
The prophecy upon which the lecture
was based is found in the eleventh
chapter and the first verse of the
twelfth chapter OF Daniel: PAT. of the
eleventh chapter refers to France and
points out many OF the things France
dld during the time of the revolution.
Napoleon's invasion of Egypt is spoken
OF and here the Turk is introduced. He
Is called throughout the prophecy
The king of the Ncrth," since the
Turks. until the recent Bulgarian war,
occupied the same territory as the
northern division of the Grecian king
dom after the death of Alexander the
Great. The main points of Turkish
history are thus clearly outlined show
Ing her prowess in the war with Ma
poleon in 1898 and 80, her failure to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-21
shoennaker,s Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-The Ma
.ional Shoe and Leather Finders Asso-
citation, composed OF membership
that includes most of the prominent
shoe manufacturers of America, open
ed its five days convention here today
with the meeting of the executive
committee. Several thousand shoe
men from st. Louis, Boston Brockton
and other shoe cities" and represent
Ing both the wholesale and retail
parts of the trade attended the formal
opening of the convention this after
noon in the Bellevue-Stratford. Mayor
Blankenburg will officially welcome
the delegates to the city tomorrow at
the first business session at which for
NAL reports from chairmen of COM
mittees will be submitted. The after
noon will be given over to boat rides
on the Delaware and sight seeing
trips about the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-21
RIGHTS CLAIMED
BY MARRIED MAN
Has a Right to go With Women Other
Than His Wife is Statement
Credited to Defendant in
Divorce Suit.
ALL MARRIED MEN DO IT
Declared That Man Bought Fancy
Clothes While Wife and Chill
dren Were In
Want.

That a married man has a right to
go with other women than his wife
and that all married men do So Is in
a general way the statement credited
to the defendant in the divorce suit
OF Phoebe Alton against Clinton w.
Alton, filed In the district court.
Beginning her plea for divorce
on the grounds Of his failure to sup
Port, Mrs. Alton alleges that her hus.
band made various trips and bought
fancy clothes while she and her chill.
dren have wanted for the necessities
of life. She also states that he has
remained away from home until mid
night each night and then lay in bed
until noon of the following day.
She states that they were married
in Keokuk on February 9, 1904, and
have lived here since most of the
time. Referring to her husbands con
duct she declares he attended public
dances with other women, correspond
ed with others and that when she
spoke of these matters he would say
that he had a right to go with other
women-that all married men did SO
or words to that effect
They have two children and she
asks custody of them together with
$1,000 month alimony.
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BUILDING BEE
FOR EVERY DAY
Red Cross Help viii Put Many People
in the Valley, on Their
Feet Again.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 21.-They
are going to hold at least one build
ing bee" every day this month in the
valley of the Muskingum riyer-the
mad Muskingum last March but peace
full and quiet enough now-and by vir-
tue of this cooperation and assist
ance between nieghbcrs and the finan.
cial help of the Red Cross, homes are
going to spring up in clusters in all
that rich but devastated district be.
tween Gaysport and Beverly, below
GAINESVILLE.
The building bee" scheme was or.
iginated several years ago by the Red
Cross in Minnesota when the farmers
who lost their homes as result of one
of the great forest fires Joined hands
and built up each others homesteads.
The principle of the building bee" is
simple. The Red Cross organizes a
group Of farmers, all of whom have
lost their homes in the flood waters
into a construction crew and each
mans place is visited in turn and a
complete two to four room cottage
with the necessary outbuildings is
erected within twenty-four hours. The
cost of material which is supplied by
the Red Cross from funds donated by
the American people, runs about $40
per house but in some cases goes as
high as 500.
That resilient spirit of optimism that
has so frequently been shown in Amer
lea following a great community dis
aster such as the San Francisco fire or
the Galveston tide horror, is very much
in evidence in the flood washed valley
of the Mnskingum today There is the
aged bridge tender at GAINESVILLE. Fe
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Great Movinq Pictures.

VERONA, Italy, July 21.--Contracts
were formally closed today for what
is believed to be the largest and most
expensive moving picture productions
ever undertaken. The city of Verona
itself has leased to the cinematograph
company the ancient arena which
compares in size, picturesqueness and
antiquity, with the coliseum at Rome
For the score or more of productions
that are to be staged in the arena
the cinematograph company has al
ready engaged 1000 performers includ.
ing nearly all of the best moving pic.
ture artists in Italy Sixty lions also
have been secured for the productions
together with an assortment OF tigers
leopards and other wild animals that
would shame many of the American
municipal geological parks.
The first production to be staead
viii be THE Last Days of Pompei. 7"
For a portion CT the scenes the entire
company will be transported to Naples
in order that some of the scenes may
be taken on the actual size of Pomnei
at the foot of Mount yesuVius. The
company will later produce a number
of other historical films of similar ma
ture.
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LUTZ & STAHL
III North Fifth st.


conquer Arabia, and pointing out the
: Crimean war and the fury with
which the Tukish armies entered into
the struggle. The next point in Turk
ish history spoken of after the Cri-
mean war is the removal of the Turk
iish capital from Constantinople to
Jerusalem Then, the prophecy de
clares, will follow the utter destruc
tion of the Turk
These are the only points of the en-
tire outline of Turkish history tina,
have not been fulfilled. But we can
begin to see today the beginning of
the fulfillment Of the prophecy point
ing forward to the change of the Turk
ish seat of government. And at that
time, the prophet concludes, Christ
will cease His mediatorial work and
prepare for His second advent Imme.
diately following the destruction Of
Turkey as nation, which comes short
lily after it's removal to Jerusalem.
Christ will leave heaven and return to
earth thus bringing about the close Of
the worlds history
A continuation of this same subject
will be taken up tonight showing the
meaning OF the Turkish situation to
the christian.