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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20
CITY NEWS

o. =. s. Delegate Rcfurns.-Dr. c. IL.
Thorn has returned from Dallas. where
he attended the state meeting of the Or
der Of the Eastern Star, which was held
in that city last week. He was a dele
gate from the Brownsville chapter. and
will make a report on his trip at the
meeting, which will be held tonight at the
Masonic lodge rooms. Herald building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20

Nearly Finished. The brick smoke
stack at the city water and light plant
is fast nearing completion, and will be
ready for use very soon. The next step
will be the construction Of a brick boil
or room, which is expected to give the
city a still lower insurance rate. The
smoke stack is to be 60 feet high
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20
Welded By Il

Miss Lucia Cara of Brownsville and
Edward Rogers of MatamOrOs were mar
ried last night at the home of Refugio
Lopez near the Rio Grande depot. The
ceremony was performed by Justice of
the Peace Valentin GavitO. The couple
will make their home in MatamorOs.
Justice GavitO yesterday afternoon
performed the ceremony for Guadalupe
Martinez, who was married to Pedro Cis
nerOS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20

Battle Of Gettysburg tomorrow-Dream
land-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20

crisp and CoOI.-The first genuine
norther to reach the Valley this season
arrived early Sunday morning. and car
rying the Saturday clouds before it. Jeff
the Valley enjoying plenty of sunshine
from an absolutely clear sky The at
mosphere was crisp and cool all through
the day, with the Thermometer averag-
ing about the 20 degree mark. and going
as low as 60 during the early hours this
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20
LEAVES FOR HEADQUARTERS.

Jesus Acuna. private secretary TO Gen
eral Venustiano Carranza. chief Of the
Constituencies. leaves today for Her
SOmilla. Sonora, Mexico, his headquar
tiers. Senior Acuna has been in Matamor-
os the past few days in conference with
General LuciO BlancO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20
IN CORPORATION COURT.

Nine cases Oh charges Of intOXication
were before Corporation Judge Celaya
this morning. FiN out If the nine were
found guilty. and assessed II and costs
each. -Four of the number failed to show
up for trial. and capiaseS were issued
for them They will probably appear to
morrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20

Mrs. Saunders Gregg and baby have
returned from a visit to relatives at
Sherman, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20

Attend the special matinee > to > to
morrow and see The Battle Of Gettvs-
burg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-20

One CARLOAD Of Doors, Sash Moulding
Lath, TransOms, Blinds and Front door
glass was unloaded yesterday for the
Cross Lumber Co. ADV.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
NOTICE OF uoMoloeA1|ou,
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
state Of Louisiana,
Parish of Iberia.

Succession of
Charles Mcstayer, ST., and OF nj,
wife. Aspasie Occur, both deceas-
ed.
Whereas, Fernand J. Mestayer. =
resident OF the Parish of Iberia
a dministrato of the above pum.
hcred and entitled Succ ssions. has
filed in this Hon. Court, his pro-
visional account az A Administrator
Of said estates, together with his
petition praying that the same be
homologated and approved.
Notice is therefore hereby2iv-
en- to all whom it may or doth con-
Germ to show cause, il any they
have, within ten days from the
first publication hereof, why the
prayer Of petitioner should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable James
Simon, Judge of our said court this
26th day OF February, A. d. 1919.
A. J. MAUMUS,
Dpy, elk of Court, Iberia Par.
Cammack g. Broussard, Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
SUCCESSION SALE
10Th II DICIAL DISTRICT Cn,rnr
ut Louisiana, Parish of Iber;,
No inG

Succession of
tRaR Mestayet, ~, and Of hie NIL.
Aapas,e Occur, both deceased NJ
by virtue OF a commission ;,
unto mc, the undersigned Adm;S:e''
TRAITOR. out OF the above said l..".
under IN order granted on the Ar ~.
March. lNl&.
Their. viii BE- sold b, the under.;..
"a Administrator ~ a daily author;,..
Public An,toneer, FOR CASH 1Ssu
the purpose of realizing funds tn , rs'
debts OF the above said Succea.iori r.!
Public Auction, to the last md h;.S
est bidder, on SATURDAY thu ,o,.
day Of April. 1919, between Legal ,o, nov.
hours at the front door OF the Co..
house in New lberla, La. the nrors.
tv belonging to the above said Sncc..
sion, aud 6esrrihcd az follows to vii
"A certain tract of land desivno,.a
as the North East Quarter Of No,,h
west Quarter and South Half at North.
east Quarter OF Section y. Townsh;,
II. south Range : East contain;npp
III 20 700 acres Of swampland."
FERNAND J. MESTAYEp
Admin stra'ar Of the above Successioc
Cammack \ Iroussard, Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29
DESTROYED.

A series of ten mortgage notes
drawn by Albert Todiu maker. TO Or
der of himself. each for Sl4.22, dated
March 7-l9Ol.
Five Of these notes were inadver-
tently destroyed before cancellation
al parties in interest are hereby mott.
fed that SAID notes we're taken up and
paid and l am entitled to have mort
gage cancelled.
ALBERT BOD1N,
Cade, Ia.
,narcl,8-3Od
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

The four days high south winds,
approaching the classification OF
gale, creating > general sense of
unessiDess and apprehension,
causing much inconvenience and
discontinue from the constantly
flying clouds of dust, was ended
on Wednesday afternoon BY Z
sudden change ~ the direction of
the wind, . veritable sqnsll. 90
compaD,ed by = heavy downponr
Of rain for a few minutes. On
Thursday morning the thermOme
ter registered IS degrees, which,
together vifia ne stiff north wind.
made Oves. ais very fashionable
again. Thursday moruiug it wsa
cold, bnt no frost reported.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

A tight feeling in the chest &C.
companied by@a short, dry cough,
indicates an inflamed condition In
the lungs. To relieve it buy the
dollar size BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP; you get with
each bottle free HERklCkS
RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER
for thu chest. The syrup relaxes
the tightness and the plaster draws
out the>-.inflammation. 1t is On
ideal combination for curing coIds
settled in the lungs.
Sold by ES1ORGE DRUG ".
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Royaline Liver Regulator 70 Bsst
and Cheapest for ConSnpation, BIZ
iousness, Headathef indigestion.
Tin box to last Sb0ut one month.
Is cents. Money back plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

ION vERYEAs PAYNE
Shade
Building now III ark a Ever
ASmn Payne
Monthly nCanm
mNere thar
mhhig
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-29

...... $500
The evening world., 1913-12-31
FOUGHT WITH GATOR
EIGHTEEN FEET LONG
DEEP UNDER WATER!
II You Don't Believe II, PurSer
Breck Will Bring the Skin
From Nicaragua.

on. YES. Purser Theodore Breck OF
the prlnz August wilhelm IL a srea.
hunter. Tho steamer Ia In tho Atlas
service OF the Hamburg Line and ar
rived this morning from Central Amer
lean and IVES, Indian porta The pnr-
.ers once IL allied with rifles. shot
runs and revolvers. II looks like an
ARSENAL II the steamer happened To
.,op In a Mexican port Purser Brock
would probably be seized as a German
dynamitlng johnny oBrien.
Yes. he IL some hunter. lilo admits
u himself When the steamer was at
Pear, Lagoon. Nicaragua. tina pur.er
went ashore In pursuit OF an alligator.
lie call. the water warriors gators.
Il took a small boat" he said. with
n native to row me. I sat In the bow
with my rNe across my knees aud
sang a little song waiting for tho 'gat-
ors. | did not sing 80 loud that
would brighten them. Well. A gator
about eighteen fee. long shot up oui
OF the water. He hit the bottom % the
boat and overturned 1t. throwing me
into the water
Il went down and down. | had b'g
sea boots on and | thought woul,
never stop going down. Tho 'gato
| caught me by the heel OF my loft boo
The evening world., 1913-12-31
BANKER GAVE UP! ALL
WHEN BANK FAILED AND
WORKS TO, PAY IN FULL
Before the Bar Now on Action
of a Depositor Who Wasn't
Satisfied.

A remarkable story % how q former
bank president his institution closed ~
order Of the state Banking Department
and hinsel. forced from = millonaite's
estate to q small fat In Brooklyn. has
been working strenuously for more than
A year TO repay In full every creslitor
OF the bank. was told to-day when Will
lam wyckon, former President OF the
woodhaven Bank OF Jamaica, and one OF
the best known lawyers in Queens
County. was arraignei before Judge
Humphrey ~ Queens County thu morn
ing for grand larceny In tho second de-
gree. Ito was held In N,cO bail. which
was furnished by John Adkes OF ia
maica.
The charges were preferred by Miss
Fannie Halsey Of Jamaica. who alleged
that on Jan. ~. 1912, she intrusted "a
wyckoff 500. which he misappropri'
ated.
II was shown to-day. while the appea
for bail was being made. that Wyckofi
until a year ago was thought TO bs
worth millions. and was regarded a. one
Island. On Oct. ~. 1912, the STATE
Ranking Department closed tho bank. al
icging that doubtful loans to real estat'
men and lax management had made !
unsafe.
wyckofY. according 10 tho evidence
Immediately turned over his hne hous
in Jamaica to the creditors. all his per
sonal property. his w1fe resigned he
dover rights and the family moved I
a small nat In Brooklyn. Even the ia,
library. wyckofY's most priced posses
sion. was placed among tho banks as
sets by Its president.
Careful management from October
1912. TO tho present date has served I
repay to tho 2..s4 creditors Ss0s.sst O
the S67+.ss3 owed by the bank. whic
approx mates SO per cent.
The case, brought by Mas Halsey. on
OF the depositorr. probably will be trle
some time In the spring unless all tn
affairs o. the bank are settled in IN
before that time. WyckofY declares cha
q surplus would exist n tho creditor
would leave him alone for two or thre
months.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
MAID STARTS SUIT
AGAINST MRS. OLCOTT
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
Alleges Former Mistress
Charged Her With Theft of
Beautiful Underwear"

A suit for $4,000 damages h o been
filed against Mrs. Dudley Olcott I'd by
Bertha Frisken. her former maid. who
charges that Mrs. Olcott DETAINED her
character. Mrs. Olcott II wealthy. Her
town house at No. 20 East Seventy
ninth street was purchased last spring
for $4,000.
Miss Frlsken. who says she 10 an ex.
pert lady's maid and speaks several
languages, charges that Mrs. Olcott, on
Aug. 10 last. at Southampton. L. l..
slandered her In . letter she wrote Ia
Mrs. Maya II. Ranzenberg. who had
recommended her as an excellent lady's
maid and companion. The letter reads:
Bertha left Friday and l am sorry to
give you trouble. but l have to tell you
that Bertha has stolen nearly all my
beautiful underwear Mr. Oicott brough,
me from Paris: also that she was feed.
ing other peoples servants with my
supplies. and was drinking heavily"
Just how . copy Of this letter came
into the maids possession she does no,
divulge In her complaint. but she de-
clares It has caused her the loss Of .,
least 5000
As q result OF the letter Misc vrisken
declares that Mrs. II. RanxenberS 70
fused to employ her as she had agreed
TO do at a salary Of ~ 4 month. Fol-
Ave weeks she was without work and
for this period OF idleness she demand,
500 more from Mrs. Olcott
Then she alleges that Mrs. Ranzenbers
failed because Of the letter to obtain
another engagement for her. and she
thinks this entities her to an additional
5000.
The maid also alleges that on Aug. 8
last. Mrs. Olcott In the presence oil
Matilda J. julien. manager Of the Julien
Employment Bureau. and Anna Goodall
= clerk in the once spoke Of her - q
thief. and said she had stolen the IN
derwear. On this ground che asak0 a.
additional $4,000.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
LOVE MAY CHECK
DASH FOR SOUTH POLE
Fiancee Sails 10 See Betrothed ii
England and Cool Antarctic
ArdOr.

On the French liner La Savoie. which
called to-day for Havre, Miss Margaret
Mcfarland and Miss Selma Amsterdam
we're among the passengers.
In the summer Of 1905 Miss McFar-
land was living In san Diego. Cal.
There she met Lieut.. Victor Northwood
OF the British army and became en-
gagged to him. But there was a hitch
In the engagement. Tns Lieutenant
could not live here and retain his COM
mission. 60 he went homo to make
money enough to retire from the army.
where he. or rather she, pleased.
The officer interested himself In avia-
ton. Miss McFs ~land has been receiv-
Ing letters from him telling of an IN
vention he had planned In the way o!
All seroplane sled. Last week she got
. letter in which he said that he had
interested Sir Ernest Shaoltlston In his
invention and that he was going IA
the Antartio with the explorer.
M4ss MoFsrland then cabled that che
was going to England on the frs,
steamer. Her friend Miss AInste rdan
said that IL the lieutenant persisted OF
going OH the three years trip to ,h'
south Pole II would be against tn,
wishes OF his hancee and that the en-
gasement would be on for all time
Misc Mcfarland has plenty OF ad'
mixers" she added. and Lieut.. North
wood knows It. l don't think he vii
| make that dash for the Pole"
The evening world., 1913-12-31
EDITOR. SUED FOR LIBEL,
RELEASED IN CUSTODY
Of HIS LAWYER Wife
Writer Given Till
Jan. o for lamentations
to plea of Not Guilty.

Max Eastman. poet. phiiosopher. So
clals. and ell tor NJ tho socialist paper
Tho Masses. appeared before Judge
Swami In General Sessions to-day to
plead 20 superseding Indictment found
yesterday by the Grand Jury which a
few weeks ago had indicted him Tor
criminal l!Ncl against the Associated
Press Eastman published in The
Masses y cartoon showing a reservoir
from which a stream OF water was
mourning and labelled II Poisoned a,
Tia source II was supposed TO repre-.
zen, the news sent out by the Asso.
cIatcd rrcss.
Mrs. III, Rsuh Eastman. tho editor,
wife, who liz lawyer. pleaded no.
guilty ror her husband ana asked ieav,
10 withdraw the plea In ten davs II sh.
found II necessary to make any othei
motions judge Swami suggested tina
The evening world., 1913-12-31
DECLARES FALSE Teeth
MADE HER LOOK OLD
Matron Sues Dentist, Saying He
Has Added Twenty Years to
Her Appearance.

Mrs. Annie Rose. who lives at No. 81
Clinton street, Hoboken. y. j.. began
suit to-day In the HOboken District
Court against DR.. Henry Rosinon. a
dentist Of No. 20 Washington street.
Hoboken. for 800 damages.
He's added twenty years to my ap-
psarance." Mrs Rose declared. Lawyer
Frank Turner. who represented the den-
tst. had not tried 10 hide a smile when
Mrs. Rose announced that she was only
forty years old and the woman turned
on him, declaring:
II know | look like sixty now. It's
Or. Rosinofr's fault. but I'm only forty
Just the same"
Mrs. Rose said that she had gone to
the dentist about two months ago TO
have some bridge work done, and In
doing II he pulled out six perfectly good
teeth. Then he made her q plate of
false teeth.
But won't wear EN-. Your Honor"
declared Mrs. Rose Every time / eat
they drop out and most Of the time
when I talk, too. I've been damaged"
me trial was adjourned until next
week.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
BOY CRUSHED IN SUBWAY;
PASSENGERS SHOCKED
Youth, Running for Train, Is
Caught Between Platform AMI
Cars-Will Live.

Lavsrne Bruin. sixteen years old. on.
ploysd by the Western Union, and Nv
ing at No. 23s East Two Hundred and
Thirty-seventh street. was waiting In
the Mott avenue subway station for a
northbound train to-day. As the train
rolled in he ran along the edge OF the
platform 10 Get a seat in tho first car.
As he did so, ne slipped and fell be-
tween two care.
Guard James RYAN OF No, n Amstsr-
dam avenue. pulled the emergency cord
and the train came to = sudden stop,
Shaking up the passengers. who were
hooked ny the occurrence Crowds
surged ont OF every car, The boy was
found wedged between the car and the
platform and was extrlcated with dim
Guilty,
An ambulance came from Lebanon
Hospital and DR.. Paleg found young
Bruin had suffered serious decorations
and Commissions OF the legs and q posi-
bio fracture OF one knee cap.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
$2.50O IN GEMS GONE.
LiiIy shield. = servant. Causht A.
ter . chase and Held.

Lilly Sields servant employed nv
Harry II. Tauh, a salesman OF 40 ai5
Fox street, the iIronN. was ARA. gn.d
to-day IN the Morrlsanla Police Court
on charge ~ grand larceny brought
by hc- employer.
Nj. Taub said hts mother discovered
Icwclrv amounting to s2.ico was missing
from the pocket OF "a white skirt tina,
Lilly had been laundering. a dctectIv.
found the servant N the Taub home on
the third floor " an apartment, house.
As soon az she was questioned SHE hur.
rled down the fr"-"srape. Reaching IN.
nrs, floor she dropped to the court he.
low. Tho detective followed. The
chase extended through several ado n.
ing back yards. Lilly was held In
$50 tail Tor further examination.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
STOLEN PIN GETS BACK
FOR APPRAISAL TOST0RE
WHERE t BELONGED
JeWelier Cries "Police and
Arrests Of All Handlers Come
in One, Two, Three Order.

4 neighborinx restaurant keeper en-
tered Solomon Goldman's jeweiry store
at No. Iia Delaney street this morning,
q accompanied by a youth who had q dia-
mond stick pin. The restaurant man ex-
planned that the young ran had offered
him the pin for SO and he wanted his
friend Goldman TO sppraise 1t. Goldman
look ed a, the pin and at once yelled for
the police.
IT'S my pin. one that was stolen fr)m
me Two weeks ago" he shouted. and
kept up mis- cries until Policeman Mundo
ran In.
On the morning OF Dec. lS when
Goldman had closed his shop TO get a
check certified at his bank. a young
man dressed like window cleaner
came along. covered the show window
and the glass in the door with a white
cleaning preparation which completely
concealed the interior Of the store from
the street and then, having entered
with skeleton key. proceeded under
cover of his whitewash to rob the place
OF S5OO worth Of Jewelry.
The young man who had the pin said
he was Hyman Harris of No. q
Leonard street. Brooklyn. and that III
got the pin from Joseph Schupper. .
restaurant keeper Of No. liS Forsyth
street. lie thought II obvious that h
was innocent Of the theft, else he neve
would have shown 1. 10 Goldman 40
appraisal. Mundo arrested him never
theless and a big crowd trooped dow
with them to Schuppers place. wher
Schupper was arrested after he ha'
explained that he had bought the Pill
from y. wellensky. a jeweller, at Nc
2i3 Broome stree.
go to Broome street went Jew eiier Gold
man and the others and Jeweller Wei
lensky declared that he had never see,
the pin. though possibly his wife Nigh
have taken 1t in trade. He was az
rested, too.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
BRYAN AGAIN TAKES
TO LECTURE PLATFORM
Starts Tomorrow Night for Kansas
City, Where He Begins Tour
Back in Washington Jan. -.

WASHINGTON. Dec. M.-secrstAry
Bryan will 60 tomorrow night to fulni
Q series OF speaking engagements In
the Middle West He will be in Kansas
CITY Jan. 3. Topeka Jan. 8; IAncoln.
Jan. 8: Chicago. Jan. 8: Toledo. Jan. ..
and expects to return to Washington
IAN L.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
HAS 4 new k0HINOOR;
CAN'T FIND 4 BUYER

LONDON. Dec. Sl.-An English dia-
mond digger named Bowker has arrived
u London with q diamond OF the arst
water Weighing i7sH carats. but he
hnds himself in the same position a
Mark Tvain's man with the $1,000. ooG
bank note. Nc has more wealth than
hundreds OF men to whom he he's ap-
pealed, but he 10 unable to raise .
penny on the stone.
The diamond 10 an amber stone. per-
fectly clear and Of undoubted value
1t was found at Droogeveld, South
Africa, and resembles the Kohinoor.
There Is no question that Bowker Ia
the legitimate owner. but he canno,
ind q buyer. He has shown the stone
to all the big London dealers. but while
they have all displayed Keen interest,
all have declined to purchase II on one
pretext or another.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
HASSETT ON BAIL
OF $4,000 AFTER
He SURRENDERS
Appears Before Judge Davis
After Arrangement Made
With Lawyer.

Thomas Hassett. who was indicted
yesterday for soliciting &O"o bribe
from a contractor named Anthony c.
Douglass. surrendered himself this
afternoon, was arraIgned before Justice
Vernon NJ. Davis IN the Criminal
Branch of the supreme Court. pleaded
not guilty and was released on 5000
hail with the privilege of Withdrawing
his plea in ten days
Thomas j. 8illeran, who made the
arrangements for the surrender of
liassett, denied that his client had
been remaining out of the State or had
ever contemplated leaving the state To-
avoid arrest or the consequences OF an
indictment. He declared that the Dig
trict-Attorney's men could have easily
satisfied themselves as TO Mr.. Hassetts
whereabouts at any time.
Douglass. the accuser OF Iiassett. IL a
contractor hving in Niagara Falls. lie
vas the lowest bidder on the contract
for carrying the Ashokan water supply
tunnel under the Hudson River In a
siphon arrangement. but he didn't get
the Job.
Douglass told the Grand Jury that
after the bids were opened he was Wis.
tied by Hassett. who suggested that
there might be something done in the
matter. Hassett. he SAID. told him tina,
II would cost $50 900 to get the contract.
lie refused to pay the money.
The members OF tho Board OF Water
Supply told the Grand Jury that Hasset,
had no authority from that body "a
negotiate with anybody about a con-
tract. They explained also why Doug.
lass was not given the work.
The evening world., 1913-12-31

and ne me indN" tho water finally
N'k"d j. vith my other boot and tlcn
"" let go. reached ,Hc shore without
fHrtncr difficulty. NeVt day I went back
'nd sHot the gator | lost y good r.iIo
when the boa: was capslzed VITA my
native attendant | was walking through
IN" WOODS wh"u came upon u puma.
The native ran away with my rife
and had only my shotgun. Grcd
ooth barrels and shot the animal while
he was In the air sprinsing at me lie
screamed horribly. but sept coming. |
chbicl nv sho,sun and stunned him
WIN ~ on the head. Then I nm
she tn my 0ife When I come
up No. Nll bring the skins OF the
gator aud the puma. I am the srs,tes,
bnntrr In the Atlas service
The evening world., 1913-12-31
WILSON NOT TO SEE
ARRIVAL OF 1914
President Says He Think. 9 o'Clocl
the Stay-Up Limit for a Man
Taking the Rest Cure.

PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss. Dec. ST.
President Wilson will not watch the old
year out and arrival Of 1914 He told .
friend to-day he considered > o'clock
late enough even for a President to be
out Of bed when he was taking the rest
cure"
The President to-day motorsd TO the
Mississippi Country Club and played
eighteen holes of golf As though he had
not care In tho world. His health ap-
parently - improving daily.
The evening world., 1913-12-31

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-THE vossichs zsI-
tung announces that the Sultan Of
Turkey Is suffering from hssmasuris
and paralysis of one side. His condi.
tfon Is said to be serious.
The evening world., 1913-12-31
Jan. a would b. better suited 70 NJ .

Jan would be better suited 70 NJ -
Mrs. Eastman agreed to the date.
Then she asked that merely no0ind1
bail be demanded and Judge eWann
liked 500. TO which Assistant District
Attorney James Smith said he had -
objection.
Then won't you please parole my bus.
band In my custody till we can gee
BALI" asked Mrs Eastman. i've taken
care OF him for some time and I guess
he'll be safe with me-"
Il guess he WILL" agreed the judge
and Eastman was liberated. Within .
few moments. however. he had obtained
bail from surety company ana With
his wife left tho court.