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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-13
ASK ACTION BY LEGISLATURE
Would Make Members Of Board
Of Education Elective Instead
Of Appolntive
SHOPS ELECTION MAY STAND

Chicago MS. Dee. l3.-Two thousand
women at mass meeting in the au-
ditorium protested against the forced
resignation OF Mrs Young as superln-
tendent OF schools in Chicago and
adopted resolutions calling for n special
session of the legislature 10 make the
board of education elective instead of
appointive, so that the newly enfran-
chised women may protect the inter
ests of the public schools"
Mrs. George W. Pass, who presided
alluded 10 Mrs. Young's successor when
she said. we deplore the apparent
fact that her chief assistant had
knowledge of the plot and has gladly
accepted its results"
Miss Jane Adams blamed Mayor
Harrison who appointed the board of
education, for the situation resulting In
Mrs. Young's retirement
A letter was read from the mayor
saying that he sympathized with the
women and that he nad been betray-
ed by the men he trusted. The may
or said he had asked the corporation
counsel To ascertain If the action of
the board was not in violation of their
! own rules ana the law under which
the board operatesc. Shoop's election.
ne said later. hinges GA this. and II i,
| is found not against the regulations |,
viii have 20 stand.
Removes Mrs. Youn9's Foes.
Chicago, H.. Dee. l3.--The resigna
1 ton of FIVE members of the school
| board. al of whom arc said to have
voted against the reelection Of Mrs.
| ELLA Fiagg Young as superintendent
wcre accepted by Mayor Harrison "a
| take effect at once. They are John G
Harding, Charles O. Sethness. Harry
! A. Lipsky, James II. Dibelka and Hen
ry w. Huttmann.
In accepting thesa designations
Mayor Harrison stated plainly that h6
would remove other opponents of Mrs
Young If he had the power.
| Mrs Young intended that sh,
would consent To return as superin-
tendent of schools of John y. Shooi
the newly elected superintendent
should resign and If she could he as.
sured of the support of the entir.
hoard
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INCREASE is ANNOUNCED.

Washington. Dec. lS.-Secrotary ot
Labor Wilson has been advised Of q
substantial wage increase granted the
shopmen by the Chicago & Alton road,
following mediation by a department
cf labor representative.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-13
GEN. WOOD WILL RETIRE.
Chief Of the U. S. Army Staff to Quit
Next April.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 13.-An-
nouncement is made by Secretary Gar
rison that on April 90 next Mai. Gen.
Leonard Wood would cease to he chief
Of stan of the United States army.
ON that date Gen. Woods four year
detail expires and although there Is a
provision in the statutes which would
permit the term to be extended in
cases of war or other emergency Sec
rctary Garrison declared that he would
follow the spirit Of the law and choose
a successor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-13
HOME RULE WITHIN
HOME RULE FAVORED
Administrative Autonomy for Ulster
May Be Adopted

London, Dec. l3.--E.very serious
minded politician in England If not
The whole people. Is anxious Ia see a
settlement Of the home rule question
that will end the long Orawn out bat
Tie between the two conflicting parties
In ireland, and most of the statesmen
of the Kingdom, both those In active
service and those who have retired.
have been contributing something at
least towards that end.
The prime minister and tn" English
uniOnist leaders To whom the people
are looking 10 hnd a way out of the
situation, which has become serious
because of the threatened revolution
Of Ulster II the present bin is passed,
and still greater revolution involving
| the rest of Ireland ii home rule is not
| granted, have therefore received lots
Of advice. Present Indications are that
| the government will adopt. in It's over
/ lures Ia the opposition, the same
course suggested by Lord Macdonald
and Sir Edward Grey namely, home
rule within home rule or administra-
! tive autonomy for Ulster province.
| There has been a great deal OF talk
Of the temporary exclusion of Ulster
! from the operation of the bill, but this
/ is not considered possible, mainly be-
cause both Irish parties are strongly
opposed to a settlement on those lines.
! The Nationalists first and all the
| time are for a united Ireland. This is
a matter of sentiment just as much
as it. is a matter of revenue. The I'm
lion,sts ON the other hand feel that a
temporary respite from home rule
would remove none of the objections
To the hin. Furthermore. they say "a
laccopt such a settlement would
lamaunt to the desertion Of the Protes-
tants living ia the south of Ireland
who they contend are just as much OPP
posed 20 home rule as are those al
Ulster
Danger in Reoasting Bill.
ON the government side the eXclu
sinr of the Protestant counties pre-
scnts untold difficulties. In the first
I
have 40 be recast and j. is just posi-
bic that in attempting To do this the
government might entirely wreck th'
work of the last few years. Cndei
the parliament act which, by curtailint
the veto power of the house of lords
mace home rule possible in the iirS
uIacc. the house of commons canno
amend a bin after it has been once
. rejected by the lords, 1t can how
ever. make suggestions to the uppe
house. which the latter is at liberty
to amend. reject or accept.
Ia this case it would he necessar!
To amend the financial provisions o
the bill for was Ulste.' excluded Ma
I,ionalist ireland would require big
ger grant from the imperial eXchePue'
Now the house OF lords has no contro
ever financial matters and snould II, :"
The suggestion Of the house OF com
mons. amend the financial provision
of The bill. the question might ID
raised that 1t was Il breach of PRIV
ucpc. This, too, Is only one OF IN
parliamentary tanelcs that might aris
shouId the settlement make II neces
sorv go amend the h.ll drasiicaliN
pesidcs the government, before the ID
woy introduced, considered the ques
uor of the exclusion of Ulster an
cop,;pued on 2nd Page, 3rd Column
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DIVORCED HUSBAND KILLS.

Chicago, H.. Dec. III. +. Nieman
and wife were shot and killed aud
Mrs. Lena Hartman wounded this af-
ternoon by a man supposed to be the
divorced husband Of the last named
woman. The slayer committed suicide
The shooting occurred in the millinery
store of the Niemans. Jealousy Is the
snnnosed motive.
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70 EXCLUDE AslATics.

Washington, Dee. i3.--An amend
ment Ia the Burnett Immigration bill.
designed To exclude Japanese, Hindus
and Chinese laborers under the term
.'Asiatics" was adopted by the House
immigra ton committee after . hot de
bate,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-13
RECEIVER ON EMBezzLER'

Atlantic City. Iowa, Dec. BE. ;.
Harlan was indicted by the grand jury
on the charge of embezzlement funds of
the Atlantic Northern and Southern
road while acting as receiver.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-13
TO PARE APPROPRIATIONS
Leaders Agree to Keep Within the
Amount For This Year

Washington, Dec 13.-Speaker
clark, Democratic Leader Underwood.
and the chairman of house committees
which Will report on appropriation
bills have agreed to keep the new ap-
preparation inside the amount appro-
rated for the present year, $l.O9S.OOO,-
000. Millions are to b" pared off pend-
ing bills. The naval rill, however, VIII
retain the two battleship program.
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MRS. pANKHuRsT RgARResrep.

London, Dec. l3.-Mrs. Pankhurst
was rearrested at the train in Dover,
London, on returning from France. Her
daughter was with her.
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GUNS PERCAED
ON HILLS TO
Defend TOWN
Mexican Federals to Make Strong
Stand Against Constitution
alists at 0jinaga
1000 REBELS SURROUND CITY
Must Make Perpendicular Climb in
Face OF Calling Fire to
Take Place
1000 REBELS SURROUND CITY
0. S. BORDER FORCE INCREASED

Oinaga. Mexico. Dee i3.-Perched
on hills commanding a view OF the
nearby desert and canyons the federal
army has It's guns trained in eXpecta-
lion of an attack by 1000 rebels sur
rounding the town. The commanding
position Of the federals win make il
impossible 10 storm the town without
heavy loss of .ife
The rebels will nave To make an al
most perpendicular climb to the town
and win he exposed Ia "A CALLING fire
tne only shelter being mesquite bushes.
-Four thousand federal soldiers are
garrisoned here
Four more troops OF United states
cavalry have reinforced the border
patrol AT Preside.
American military authorities have
notified both sides no shots must be
tned across the border.
II is feared General Mercado, head of
the federal forces in the north has
been intercepted by rebels who are
holding him and Il thousand federals in
mountain pass near Ojinaga. Mercado
left the fort here Ia escort struggling
refugees.
All Prisoners hun9.
Washington. Dec. l3.-Rear Admiral
Fletcher has cabled from Tampico that
he ordered all Americans out of the
city and had transferred five hundred
from the wheeling and Tacoma, gum
hoats, to the battleships Virginia
Rhode Island and New Jersey. All oI
he women and children are out of th'
city Lul a few men preferred 10 re-
main.
The situation Is reported as worse
the Mexican gunboat Bravo shclling Tho
position Of the constitutionalists.
The admiral has asked the navy de-
rartmnnt To announce that all foreign
ers are safe.
Reports have been received that botl
sides have shot or hanged all prisoners
about siAty-iivo Three were hanged II
fun view of the city and the adnilra
made 4. protest in the name "f IA"
mauitN.
Protest TO Villa.
Washington, Dec. l3.-Secretar
CraVn las instructed Consul letche
M Chihuahua, to protest To villa, tn
constitutional commander, against IN
cNpulsion of Spanish SUBJECTS I'M
step is taken AT the request at w
Spanish ambassador.
Fighting at Tampico.
Washington, Dec. l3.-Despatche
from Rear admiral Fletcher at Tam
pico. say lighting continues there Ut
make no mention Of the report tla' VI
American admiral had ordered III
lighting To step
Americans Are Safe.
New York, y. Y, Dec. ia nun
dred employees, mostly American, oi III
Nrula company, a Pearson SupS'"'''
in rampico, Mex. are safe. None nav
hcrr hurt In the fight between i'"er'
aud "onstitutionalists.
May Attack Monterey
Vera Cruz. Dec. lS.-There III ever
Indication that Monterey will be a
tackled by the rebels any moment NJ
cordne ,o Il dispatch from AmerI'"
Consul General Hanna there ~ COZ
siderable federal army concentrated
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-13
pgERlNG FUNERAL SUNDAY.

Chicago. ILL.,, Dec. 13.-The body OF
william Deering. a multi millionaire
harvester manufactures arrived here
from Florida on "a special train. Burial
will he Sunday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-13
SIOUX CITY IN DARKNESS.

Siopx City. Iowa. Dec. 13.-Three
street car collisions and Interruptions
of traflc were due to a heavy fog which
for time made the city dark as night.
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SEARCHING FOR BOMB SENDER
Police Believe Business R'va'ry w''
the Motive TO- Crime.

New York. \. y. Dec, l3.-fhe ""
lice are searching for Young i"r''S"
er. whose description They have hat NOT
his name who Is believed to nave N'"'
the bomb 10 the uptown h"''',"S
works which wrecked the plant h'l'''
ida Anusewit2 and hurt two "ther CIV
rioNes
The theory is the bomb was ihteh"
cd for ~. "A. Callahan. proprietor "i
the plant. the motive being pus'"'S
rivalry.
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SUPREME COURT WILL
DECIDE iF SUFFRAGE
ACT is CONSTITUTIONAL,

. Chicago, Dec. l3.--Suit to test
; the constitutionalitN of the wo-
!. men suffrage act in Illinois was.
: dismissed today in the superior
. court for want Of equity. The
!. ease viii now go 10 the state
: supreme court
.
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LEADERS IN SIX DAY
BIKE RACE AHEAD
OF FORMER RECORD.

New York. N. Y, Dec. I3.--
AZ noon, the end of the hum
dred and thirty hour.
the six leading teams in the
six-day bicycle race had cover
ed twenty-five hundred. fifty
miles and nine laps. This is two
miles, five laps ahead Of the for
: mer record
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WILSON'S COLD rs BETTER.

washington. Dec 13-The prcsi-
dents cold is much better although the
doctor thought II would be better IL
he remain in his room.
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Employers and Employed Agree -
States Which Have Liability Acts.

States Which Have Liability Acts.
New York Dec. i3.-ln almost every
state in which the workmens com
pensation laws have been enacted the
employers and employees are satisfied
with results. This is emho2iod in the
report of the commission representing
the national organizations Of employ
ers and workers TO the National civic
Federation az its annual meeting
Among the members Of the commits
sion are John Mitchell Of Mt Vernon,
y. Y. and James Duncan of quincy
Mass. vice president of the American
Federation Of Labor
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Protest TO Villa.

Washington, Dee. l3-Secretary
Gravn las instructed Consul letcher
10 Chihuahua, to protest To Villa the
constitutional commander, against the
expulsion of Spanish SUBJECTS ThIN
stem is taken AT the request of i've
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M e M BE R or THE
N ASSOCIATED PREss-
AL TooAf's NEWS TODAY.
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in,portsnt Arrest.
COMPENSATION LAWS SATISFY

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-24
legal Notices.

To whom 1t may concern:
Notice il hereby given that there IL
now on file in the Office Of the clerk
Of the district court Of Wapello county.
Iowa, the application Of Clyde E. Ad-
ANS. a registered pharmacist. whose
certificate number is SAB, for permit,
authorizing him to buy, keep and sell
Intoxicating liquors for lawful pur-
poses only in the four story brick store
building, situated on lots Nos. ton (1o).
eleven (1D and twelve (12) Of Devin's
block, fronting sixty-six (66) feet on
Main street and extending back the
same uniform width to the right Of way
OF the C. r. l. & p. Ry. Co., and known
as Nos. one hundred twenty (12o). one
hundred twenty-five 122) ana one
hundred twenty-four (124) West Main
street, in the City OF Ottumwa, Wapollo
county Iowa, and that said proposed
business Is to be carried on In said
building. That said CT de r. Adams ID
now stockholder in J. w. Edgeriy 4
Co., a corporation. and Is employed
thereby. That j.. w. Edgerly & Co. Ia
carrying on business under it's corpor-
ate name and the business. authority
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Of the stock Interests of said bank,

Of the stock Interests of said bank, a.
shown below:
Total number of shares OF stock OUT
standing-500.
Total number shares OF stock repre-
scented at this meeting-347.
Total number Of shares of stock vot-
cd In favor OF amendment-3T
AMENDMENT.
Resolved, That Article II Of the ar
ticles Of Incorporation be amended to
give this bank additional powers, as
follows:
ITO act as receiver, assignee, guard
ian, administrator, or other trustee,
when appointed by any court Of record
fer agents, or registrar for estates,
municipalities. companies or corpora
tons; to take, accept and execute any
and all such trusts and powers OF
whatsoever character and description
not in conflict with the laws Of the
United States or Of the state OF Iowa,
IS provided by the act passed by the
thirty NTH general assembly, known
- substitute for senate file No. 11s,
comforting additional powers on trust
companies, state and Savings banks
The president and cashier OF the
bank wer. duly authorized and directed
to sign, acknowledge, record, publish
and do all things which are by law re-
quired, to execute, complete and carry
into effect the above amendment to the
articles Of Incorporation Of said bank.
We J. T. Hackworth and r. w. Funk,
chairman. and secretary OF said meet
Ing do hereby certify the above to be 4
true and correct statement Of the pro-
ceedtnge Of the stockholders at the
above named meeting.
j. T. Hackworth. Chairman.
r. w. Funk Secretary.
In conformity with the above resoIu-
ton we, the president and cashier Of
said bank, have executed this instru-
ment, and do hereby sign and acknowl-
edge the same. for and in behalf Of the
said bank, this both day OF June A. D.,
1918.
J. T. Hackworth, President.
r. w. Funk, Cashier.
State Of Iowa. County Of Wapello. s..
Be 1t remembered. that on this 3oth
day OF June "A. d. 1913, before me. 6
notary public in and for said county
and state. personally appeared J. N.
Hackworth, and r. W.. Funk, each be-
Ing 70 me personally known. who Being
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duly sworn did say. that they are the
president and cashier respectively OF
the Wapello County Savings bank and
that said instrument was signed and
sealed in behalf of said bank by auth
GRITTY Of its stockholders, and that they
acknowledged said instrument to be the
voluntary act and deed Of said corpora :
ton, by them Voluntarily executed.
Bert Wright, Notary Public.
Certificate of Directors.
The undersigned. members Of the
board of directors of the Wapello Coun-
ty Savings bank Of Ottumwa, Iowa, do
hereby certify that we have read the
foregoing proceedings Of the meeting
OF the stockholders Of the said bank.
held on the 10th day Of June 1913;
that we were present at said meeting
and that said J. +. Hackworth and r.
w. Funk were chairman and secretary
thereof; that the foregoing proceedings
certified by them IL true and correct
copy thereof and that the board Of d.
rectors of said bank consists Of seven
members.
J. T. Hackworth
A. G. Harrow.
J. F. Weber.
w. II. HI. Asbury.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-24
WAGNER'S GLOVE TO
DECORATE MUSEUM

Pittsburgh, Pa, July "Iionnsr
Wagner's uniform and his painless
glove may be placed in the Carnegie
museum here when the famous play.
er retires from the diamond.
DR.. w. S. Holland. director OF thu
muBeum, believes that baseball ID
something worth telling posterity
about. Many ancient games arc rep.
resented at the museum by interesting
relics and DR.. Holland has announced
that the institution would like Wag.
ner's baseball accoutrcments when
he retires, believing him to be the
most wonderful ball player ever
known. . .
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STRIKE REALLY oxER.

Paterson, N. j., July 22.-Mora en-
|ployes returned to work at tho SILK
mills today and manufacturers do.
clared that the strike OF the dyers wos
over, that only few small shops W !,
still idle and those because Of lack Of
work. The weavers will vote tomor.
row on the question of continuing the
strike. Many Of the weaving mills
are running and the employers hope
that the rest will be In operation ~
next week.
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The iindiirng" of Ty Cobb.

years Charleston hot-tempered
Georgia boy His Tyrus Raymond Cobb So wild
and fiery his disposition that Charleston sold him
ia for $3.50 At Augusta he the Cobbesentful
hating discipline ready to fight
Now Cobb playing the outhed Augusta when Scout
Detroit American league joined
league The Scout there watch pitcher named
Cicoe Ccotte in the box that the Scout didn't
watch him. Instead he kept his the Cobb who
hit ball the bases done
before.
AS soon as the game was over the Scout hurried dis
patch to the of the Detroit club The said
transfer the option Ccotte Cobb Now,
o had heard Of Cobb but the Scout had reputation
errng And his advice Detroit paid Augusta
Cobb Today Detroit wouldn't
discovered the greatest bargain
baseball.-August Outing. Ea
YOU CAN GET A JOB ON FARM BY READING
COURIER WANT ADS -
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Legal Notices.
Proof Of Will.

State Of Iowa. Wapello county, IS. II
the district court.
To all whom 1t may concern
Notice is hereby given, that an in
strument In writing, purporting to be
the last will and testament Of Jacob
Harsch deceased, was this day pro-
duced. opened and read by the under
signed, and have fixed a m. the 25th
day Of August, 1918, an the day for hear
ing proof in relation thereto.
Witness my official signature with
the sela of said court hereto affixed this
7th day of July, 1913.
w. T.. Wilson Clerk District Court.
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HARLAN iNoTlTUTE JULY q

HARIAN JN0TTTVY8 JULY =. N
Harlan, July 31.-Ths annual teach.
ers will open the session in the higA
school building here for . one week sAs-
sion on July 20. County es1ntsndsnA
Rose M. Parker VIII conduct the instl-
tute and the instructors chosen for ths
session are: Supt. Claude r. Brown.
Iowa Falls. didaotics md arithmetic:
6upt. N. G. Galpin. Harlan. aSF1ctultvfs
and geography; supt. George AaStsTs.
Glenwood. manual training and eivies;
Principal. Ella n. Probst, NinnaaD0jlA,
Principal Mary Jane WylAnd, Harlan.
play ground and reading; Idaho 6uth.
erland, Ames domestic science.
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BOY ACCIDENTLY
SHOT IN LEG

Floris, July ~. Clell Fisk, aged u,
son Of Noah Fisk; who lives southeast
of Floris. was accidentally shot Sun
day In the right leg whom = loaded
rifle in the possession Of : n9ighbof
boy was dropped. The bnllet has nj
been located,
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Amendment to Articles Of Incorp ora :
| ton Of the WapeIo County Savings

tIoh OF Inc WaPoITo county SaVIn00
Bank.
Know all men by these presents:
That a called meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Wapello County Savings
bank, corporation duly organized UNI
der the laws OF the state of Iowa, held
at the office of the bank in Ottumwa,
Iowa, on the 30th day Of June A. D..
1913. after due and legal notice had
been given to the stockholders thereof
in conformity with it's articles OF incor-
poration, Sections 1915 and 1856, laws
OF the state, at which the requisite ma
jority Of the stock Of said corporation
was represented, the following amend
ment was adopted. by two thirds vote
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Exec uter.a Notiae.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested. that on the 18th day Of Oct
a. u, 1912. the undersigned was ap-
pointed by the Clerk Of the district
court Of Wapello county. Iowa. executor
OF the estate Of A. J. Reynolds decens-
Cd, late, OF said county. All persona In
debted to said estate will make pay
lment to the undersigned, and thos.
having claims against the same WIN
present them, legally authenticated, to
said court for allowance.
Dated July 81. 1913.
Chester Reynolds, Executor.
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MouLTok EXPECTS BRYAN.
Moulton, July 22.-Mouiton's BIZ
chautsuqua begins August 49, Gpvsr
nor vessey or South Dakota and 80
rotary Of State William JsnninG1
Bryan are down oa tn pssGraR
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for which IL asked under said psrml
Will be continued In said corpora,
name Of J. w. Edgerly 4 Co. That sai.
application will come on for hearing Ia
the district court OF Wapello county.
Iowa, at tbs next term thereof. being
the August term, 1918, Of said court
wnlch Will be begun and held Mt the
court house in the city OF Ottumwa.
Wapello county. Iowa. on the 35th day
OF August A. d., 1913. ~
Dated July %, 1918.
Clyde r. Adams, Petitioner.