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The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
1000 POUNDS
OF COTTON SENT
TO WAR VICTIMS
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In Uncle Sans biggest postal SACKS.
The average weight OF cotton in each
ack. allowing for the weight OF the
bag and the wrappings OF the separ-
te parcels, as estimated by Patrick
cassidy, head OF the foreign mails
department in New York, is about 20
bounds.
or the 1,049 bags OF cotton, 900 are
labeled For the wounded; Vienna.
bne hundred bags are for Hungarian
hospitals, the remainder are adj
dressed to hospitals in Germany. The
ADDRESS OF the senders, written on the
larcels. represent every section or
very state in the United States. Hun
Fireds OF parcels were sent through
he newspapers. The majority, how
liver, are parcels containing from one
bunce to five pounds OF cotton sent
by individuals.
The last boat carrying parcel post
packages to Austro-Hungary and Ger
many left New York last July. Little
nope was held out by postal authorl.
les that parcel post packages would
reach those points, when Shepherd
first suggested that Americans send
lotion to the wounded OF Vienna. me
response. however, proved so great,
chat United States postal authorities
rushed through arrangements with
the Holland-American line to get the
cotton off on the Sommelsdyk today.
Heretofore parcel post mail has
zone direct to Trieste. The Son.
melsdyk will land her cargo at Rot
I erdam, in ample time TO get IL off on
special mail trains that will reach
points in Austro-H Hungary and Ger
many some days before Christmas.
No small credit is due Supt of For
eign Mails Cassidy in handling what
he termed today ''the biggest BUSH
ness I've ever handled, Christmas OF
any other time"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
|RAFTER GIVEN
PRISON TERM
hines Thompson, Enemy Of
Work, Has "Stung" Many
Detroit Women

James Thompson, 25 years old, Well
doomed and OF good appearance, fac
Police Justice Stein, Friday. on n
Sarge of yagrancy, was convicted.
I'd sentenced TO serve 30 days in the
prkhouse, in default OF sl5 fine.
Miss Elaine Walton, of the Asso-
hted Charities, made the complaint.
tier Thompson had "stung" dozens
prominent Detroiters for enough
oney TO keep him well-fed and we'll
pthed for the year that he has lived
bre without doing any work OF any
(rt. He has a wife and one child.
bd has not been supporting them.
BIT the wife would not swear TO a
hrrant against him.
Thompson came here year ago
ON Cleveland, where he lived u Lie
milar TO his career here.
The Associated Charities there
blped him TO obtain positions, but
} would not work, and preferred TO
Braft' on the charitably-inclined cit
ems. Finally, he was hailed before
police magistrate, and was given
days in which TO go 10 work and
pOP WI htu hp uAooHHNoA 49,
identy coming to Detroit.
The list Of has victims here con-
ms the names OF many leading men
bid women OF the city. To each he
Sld pitiful story; his wife had just
ben discharged from a hospital; he
build not take her home until he paid
De back rent; he had no work, and
bthing to work with.
Mrs. Charles ID. Williams, wife OF
bishop Williams. gave him IS TO buy
|dders, when he said he wanted to
|ash windows for a living.
Later. another woman gave him an
her So to buy ladders, that were
bver purchased.
Four or five different persons, since
lst January, had given him money to
by that back rent.
In one month, the investigators
bund. two women had given him
be money for the rent.
He was living at No. 1876 Grand Riy-
Fave. when arrested.
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Michigan News Notes

u Y
LANsING-Sheriff q s. Eggers, OF
Greenup, KY, has applied TO Gov.
Ferris for extradition papers for his
son. Ernest Eggers, who is living in
Antrim county. The son. who is but
IL years old. is wanted for homicide
They thought / wouldn't go after
my own son" the sherifi told the gov
ernor, "but he'll have to face trial the
same as anyone else
FLlNT-Mrs Margaret Gilman, 20
years old, was granted her second di.
vorce decree within year and half
In circuit court here Thursday. She
was divorced from her first husband,
Patrick Haines, in June, 1913. A
month later she married Roy Gilman
but lived with him less than a month.
she alleged cruelty in her petition for
a decree.
kAl-AMAZOO-Mu skegon was Sc
lected as the 1915 meeting place of
the Michigan State Horticultural as
ISOLATION at the closing session OF the
annual convention here Thursday
night.
L.ANSING-Deputy State Land Com.
missioner Edward Ravens will be-
come assistant secretary OF the pub
TIC domain commission which will
take over the work when the land de-
partment ceases to exist Dec. 81.
BATTLE CREEK-Member of q
exclusive" societies in the local high
schools will not be given diplomas,
according TO President Wells, OF the
Board of Education. The president
alleges that the present organizations
are practically the same as the Greek
letter societies, which were abolished
by law.
SAGlNAW--Supt OF Public Instruc-
ton f. ID. Keller told local school au-
thorities that this city, as we'll as
many others in Michigan, is losing a
large portion OF its public school
money by improper census enumera-
tlon. There are many more children
or school age In Saginaw than the
records show, he says.
CHESANING-The charter proyid-
Ing for commission form government
OF this city, was defeated. A new
eharter will be drafted for submission
70 the electors within a short time.
HASTINGS-Edwin r. Mech, AL
Dion college graduate and Battle
Creek Bible school teacher who. un-
der stress Of poverty, stole 500 worth
or butter from rural creamery, has
been convicted of grand larceny. He
VIII be sentenced later. Mech has
a wife and family.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
COMMANDS net
GAIN CUT TO SO
Recount Nearly Over, Though
and Judge Hanley's Friends
Lose Hope

Small but steady gains from town
hip precincts have enabled Judge
tewart Hanley TO reduce the net re
|bunt gain OF Justice Edward Com,
hand to SO votes. Returns from all
bwnships were completed when the
bard which is recounting the votes
|hst for probate judge adjourned. Fri
Jay noon. The first l3 wards or De
|foit and four precincts OF the FIJI
zenith ward had also been counted.
Changes in suburban precincts were
hight, although they gave total gain
Il 76 to Judge Hanley. In Dearborn,
Judge Hanley gained p. Plymouth
lave him O gain of 10 votes.
With the recount nearing the end
Judge Hanley and his friends have
bout given up hope.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
FAMILY OF DEAD MAN
SUES BRISCOE COMPANY

The suit for $4,000 started against
the Briscoe Manufacturing Co. by the
family OF William II. Eaton, late ad-
vertising manager of the ]. l. Hudson
Co., is being heard before Judge Hal
ly. Eaton was killed by one OF the
trucks of the Briscoe company, about
two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
FORMER DETROIT PASTOR
STRICKEN BY DEATH

Detroit friends have received word
OF the death, in Pittsheld, Mass, OF
the Rev. Addison Ballard, pastor of
Detroit. from 1860 TO 1872. DR.. Bal
lard was 81 years old. After leaving
Detroit he was professor OF logic in
the University OF New York for sew
eral years. OF late he had made his
home with his son, Harlan Ballard, In
Pittsfeld.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
Aldermen On Garbage Junket
viii Travel In Private Car

Members OF the council committee
on health and city hospitals. accom-.
panied by ID. p. w. Commissioner
Fenkell, Engineer Hinchman, Aid.
Harry J. Dingeman, president of the
common council, and a member TO be
selected from the committee on ways
and means, will leave, Sunday night,
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04

LANSING-H A. Thompson. OF
Marquette county, has been named by
the Michigan penology commission as
investigator of other prisons in the
United States. He will visit state in
situations. in several states TO obtain
pointers for the management Of Mich
igan prisons.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
The 500.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Dec. 4
up: Rochester. 9 Thursday night;
a. m; Kopp. Emperor 1850: Midland
Prince, 8: William Livingston. Boland
6; Glenmaris, TO-
Down: Calgarian. s Thursday night
Midland King. a. m; Il. Lyman Smith
1870: Dimmick. Berlin, Aurora, 10.
Northeast. light; clear.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04

for junket TO Boston. Cleveland and
Columbus, travelling al the city's ex.
pense, TO inspect garbage reduction
plants. Aid. John c. Lodge, chairman
OF the committee on ways and means.
will not make the trip. Edward T.
Fitzgerald, mayors secretary, is ar
ranging the details of the junket. The
party will travel in private car.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
sneeder Fined $50.

Herbert Lester, of Wyandotte. was
fined $50 by Judge Phelan, Friday
morning, for speeding his motorcycle
at the rate OF 35 miles an hour on
Belle Isle. He paid.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04

There were plenty OF other men
who wanted to marry me?"
Yes, and not one of the ungrateful
hounds has been around to even so
much as thank men. Y. World.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT, Dec. up: Ford, 2 a.
m; Carnegie, 4; LaSalle. 8: Cetus, 7;15;
Underwood, $3.50
Down: Glenellah, 9:15: Sawyer and
barge, l0:40; Gettysburg, IL; Brandon,
1880; Durston (cleared). 8; North Star,
PIP; Superior, 9; North Lake (clear-
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
"HUDSON" DENIES
HE'S Belts, WHO
JUMPED BAIL
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before his case came up for prelim'
mary hearing today.
81 am not Belts and | never heard
OF him." he declared. 1T Is all q
foolish mistake"
Hudson's beautiful wife, who is an
active charity worker among the poor
OF Moody church. and his young
daughter, remained in seclusion today
in the Hudson home near fashionable
Lake Shore-drive. 1t was said al
Hudson's Offices in the First Nation
al bank building, that a statement
would be given out later in the day,
disproving the statements attributed
TO the New York police that Hudson,
the oter-philanthropist and
Belts, the alleged forger. are the same
man.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. 4.-Re-
CARELESS OF the arrest OF Carleton
Hudson, the suit brought by Mrs.
Carleton King, widow OF "Bilr' King.
against Margaret Hudson, will be re-
sumed in federal court here today.
Mrs. King claims that, by black
mail, Carleton Hudson made her pay
over TO him property and notes to
the value of $102 900. The suit now
pending is to quiet the title to the
Haywood block here which she trans.
ferred to Hudson and which he imme.
diately placed in the name OF his
daughter, Margaret. Judge John f.
MCGEE, attorney for Mrs. King. says
that the fact that Hudson Is in Gus.
tody will have no effect on the litiga.
ton here. The trial has already con.
sumed two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04
GENERAL KNEELS
BEFORE PINE ALTAR
AS BULLETS SCREECH

CONTINUED from Page oneJ
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04

CHESANING-The charter provid
Ing for commission form government
OF this city, was defeated. A new
charter Will be drafted for submission
10 the electors within a short time.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-04

Observation-Disclosures was Sc
lected as the 1915 meeting place OF
the Michigan State Horticultural as.
ISOLATION at the closing session OF the
annual convention here Thursday
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-17
WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. w. Va. Oct Is
News has been received that Rev. A. n.
fsrk. Jr-, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church here. Is recovering nicely from
an operation for appendicitis at the
fresbyterian hospital In Pittsburgh yes
terday. His many Warrington friends
are very glad to heart IT.
The ManninEton High school football
team ~ In daily practice for the game
tober II.
Miss Matte shsnhs Is visiting friends
Mrs Daniel HAnley. sr. and daughter.
Gwendolen, are spending a few days
with friends In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. &. Dancer have re-
turned 90 their home IN Wheeling after
q pleasant visit with relatives here
x v. Noble r. business visitor in
George W. Bowers L. IN Wheeling on
business today
Or F. W. Vance has purchased a new
Helen Hornbeck. OF Fairmont. is
here
Jos. Boyd and u c. c1emer have re-
turned 20 their home In Ford city. Pa.
after visit with the formers sister.
Mrs. Weyiar
Pat Gallagher. Of Butler. Pa. IL a
business visitor here.
Dave Lynch. o. Akron. o., ts visiting
his mother here
Mrs Grant Floyd and little brother.
visited their sister. Fannie Hamilton
yesterday a. Cooks hospital. where she
IL patient
Mr. X. v Rrown Of Pittsburgh. was
n business visitor here this morning.
Nell Padden and Lena Bartlett. ~
Pennington. were visitors here ycstor-
day.
Lena Prichard returned yesterday
from Eikins. whore che has been 10
place tickets Tor the Redpath Lecture
Bureau and left this morninE FOR Com
neiisvilie. Pa.
Mrs. q n. Jones has returned 20 her
home in Fairview after q two weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. n. =. Hawk
Inc. here.
clyde Pitzer is home from ConneIia-
Vile. Pa. for n visit with his parents
here.
Mrs. Chas Ran. ~ wheeling. g. visit
ing her husband here.
BROOKS Michael returned 90 HE home
IN Trhaua o.. after o. weeks visit with
hia uncle. p. q Conway.
Hon. o. s. Mckinney was n business
visitor ln town yesterday.
Mrs. j. n Cook. OF Fairmout D. the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. a. q Clay
ton.
John Mode g. home from p business
visit ln Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-17
PROBATE OF WILL


Probate OF VIII
once OF the Clerk. County Court
ONO County. State OF West Virginia
In the matter Of the probate OF the
last will and testament OF Refer Bracy.
The object OF the petition filed In
this matter on the 2srd day OF Septem-
Der. 1914. Is to have admitted TO pro-
bate the paper writing purporting to
be the last Will and testament OF Peter
Bracy. deceased. bearing date on the
9th day of September in the year 1914
And Is appearing from an affidavit made
before me by Mrs. Elizabeth Bell. the
said testator. died unmarried. leaving
neither wife nor child or other lfneai
descendant, but that his nearest rela-
lives and those who would be h. heirs
at-law had he died intestate and are
Interested In the probate OF said will
are a brother and a sister. who resin.
In Italy. and all other unknown heirs
who are non-residents OF the State Of
West Virginia, and whose names ana
places OF residence are unknown II H.
ordered that they do appear at my Office
IN the City OF Wheeling. West virginia
in the cbunty and state aforesaid. with.
IN one month after the date OF the FIRST
publication hereof, and do what Is neces-
matter
The hearing OF said petition f. set
for the 5th day OF November. 1914. at
Published for the first time Sept. %.
CLERK County Court ohio County.
state Or West Virginia
Geo. r Boyd. Jr..
Attorney for the petitioner.
He9E-orf -N-o-Te
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shepherd and family attended the
Hawthorne sale az Maynard. o..
Thursday
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent spent this week
with relatives IN Bellaire. o.
Mrs Mary McAllister was the guest
Tuesday Of friends AZ ST. Ciairsviile.
Ohio
Dr and Mrs ]. ". Drennen were A.
Somerton. o.. last Wednesday the
guests OF relatives
Mrs. VIII ~ Colvig. Of Wheeling.
W Va, is spending a few days a. the
Hart farm.
Mr. Enfield Pryor went to Akron.
y. Thursday morning to visit his
children az that place
Prof McVay Of Barnesvilie. O.. viii
be- tho principal speaker a. the tenn
pcrance woeting Sunday evening
Mrs William Refine and Miss Frcda
Vanhornc Of So Ciairsville. o.. were
visitors with Mr and Mrs John Mich
ncr last Tuesday.
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SISTERSVILLE

SIsTERSvILLE, w. Va. Oct 16,-Ed
Appel. of Meadviile. Pa. Is hero the
guest OF his brother. Fred Appel. OF the
Mrs. J. w. Greenle has returned home
from an extended visit at Borland
Springs. and Logan. Ohio.
Mrs. o. J. Smith and daughter Gladys,
have gone TO sharon and Ferrell to visit
friends for two weeks.
Frank Cunningham has refxnrned from
smithfield. where he visited<his sister,
Mrs. Roy Wassum-
Arthur McCamey has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
c. r Chadderdon Is in Cleveland and
other points in ohoi. looking after bust
ness matters.
%. q. smith. formerly manager of
Murphy's five and ten cent store, OF this
city. has gone to McKeesport where he
has accepted a position
Cleveland. where heewas called by the
illness OF relative
Miss Nellie AEin has departed for
Tor several days.
Attorney Il. IL Yost. OF New Martins
Vile. was here Thursday attending to
Leslie Workman. OF New MartinsviIie.
spent Thursday evening here with
The Mothers Club met At the home
of Mrs. w. +. Harbinson, on Rexford
street. Friday afternoon.
The Flower Guild OF st. Paurs Epis-
copal church. was entertained Wednes-
day by Miss Beatrice Boyd. IL was the
annual election of Officers and every
member was present The new Officers
are; President. Nirgfnia Marsh; vice
president BEATRICE Boyd: secretary and
treasurer. Helen Sutherland: superinten-
dents. Miss Madge Poole and Miss Bess
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. schoy have return
ed from Pittsburgh. where they spent
several days.
]. n. Rtsbeck. of Pittsburgh, attended
the banquet given by the Sisterevft1e
lodge. NO. 1166. Loyal Order OF Moose,
evening.
A. IL. Beck. OF Wheeling, was regis
tered at the Hotel Wells. Thursday
VIII Roeder. who has been spending
several weeks at his home. returned 20
Iitusville Thursday evening.
Harold Hadger and oscar Shrader. Of
New AartinsVille. will spend Sunday
evening here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-17
SOCIALIST PAPER
HAS TO SUSPEND
PRINTED TOO MUCH ABOUT GER
MAN ARMY MOVEMENTS AND
rs STOPPED.
All In Diet vote For War Appropria-
ton But Condemn Policies
Of Government.
(correspondenee o. A.,oelat.d pre,.l

'
BERLIN. Sep; 2s-Although the
German Socialists In the Reichstag
voted for the FIVE billion mark
Hu.25o. 900 .O00) appropriation to carry
on the present war. and although the
members OF the party went 10 the
front as enthusiastically as did the
non-Socialists. their political creed
has not altered.
They still condemn and oppose the
policies of the government and re-
tain what they term class conscious
ness. When the war Is over. they
say they intend 10 take up anew the
oattle TO free the proletarist from
the yoke of capital" and to take the
reins OF government out OF the hands
OF The Bourgeois. These aims set
tortn by Norwaerts. the chief organ
OF tne party. In a remarkable article
wnicn has led TO the indefinite pro-
nlbition OF the papers publication
ms Is the second penalty inflicted
upon Norwaerts. its appearance hav-
ING been but recently prohibited for
thfee days because OF an article Civ
ing what the military authorities con
sldered too many details about the
German campaign in the southwest
IL is probable that the paper had AL.
ready come into some degree of dis
favor because of its repeated iniunc-
ions TO its readers not to believe too
readily stories of atrocities. whether
the allegations came from the Ger.
man side or from the eenmy.
The Offending Article.
The article that led 10 the fnal sus-
pension OF the paper begins by refer
ring TO Germany's efforts to make
the truth known abroad" and To the
ALLEGED fact that these efforts NAV not
nave succeeded fully. The extent OF
these efforts" is declared. shows how
dinicult II is TO create confidence in
the German reports"
The fact that foreign countries
were for so long deprived OF German
news. says the article. was in part
due TO the necessary military meas
ures." IL continues:
But this alone cannot explain the
existing difficulties. II is necessary
10 go back TO times OF peace to find
the explanation. For long time a
great measure OF distrust. suspicion
and antagonism to Germany has been
heaping up abroad-even in the neu-
trail countries-and we now see the eff
fects OF this"
In part" says Vorwaerts. "this was
due to Germany's sudden rise in the
economic world and to fear and sus-
pic'on on the part OF the great capt.
talists."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-17

Moore. tract OF land situated In Smith
township: consideration $40.
Deed from Hanson Moore TO John
Moore. tract of land situated In Smith
township: consideration $3.50.
Deed from The Belmont Land COM
pany TO j. p. Robson. tract of land
situated In Colerain township, con-
sideration 81.
Deed from Jennie Williams to ]. p.
Robson. tract OF land situated in Bel
mont township. consideration 81.
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LOUISVILLE, 0.

LOUISVILLE. O.. Oct 16-Mrs
Neiia Vickers OF Kansas City was me
guest for n few days with Mrs Emma
Mcfarland
Mrs Marraret Shallcrosa and
daurhtcr. Eva. have returned home
from a two weeks visit with relatives
az FlushinE. o.
Tho Hawthorne familics aud Harry
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81. cIaIr.xllIe Brief.

Judge Robert NJ. Eaton. of Norris
town. o.. spent yesterday in town at
tending to business matters.
Miss Blanche Scott was in Wheel
ing on business Saturday.
+. II. Henry. of Cadiz. o.. was here
on business yesterday.
r. Ham. of Chicago. was n business
visitor about the court house yester-
day.
Attorney Fred Spriggs. OF Bellaire.
was transacting business about the
court house yesterday.
Kenneth Cooper. of Bellaire. was a
business visitor at this city yester-
day.
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sTsPHEN WHITE psAn

PHILADELPHIA. Oct I6-stcphen
William White. former secretary OF
the Northern Central Railway com.
pany. died a. HE home here today 81
Ger ehort Illness. Mr White re-.
tired IN August 1910. having reached
the age 81 seventy. He va born In
Phiiadslphia July rs, 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-17
STEUBENVTLLE

STU BH.NYTIsIsE. o.. Oct fs-Hon.
rank ID. Willis the magnetic standard
bearer ss, on the Republican ticket. has
~ behind him good Impression I'M
THIS city and county re impre-sed on
business men the need OF voting Tor
better conditions IN business moi Ia.
iation Ns~
His statement showing that Gov.rnqr
o. had stranEied 70 doafh over twenty
bills favorable 10 labor has 1p.et ~
chances Of the Democrats securing an
~ l.soo ,i. vote. 80 many 81 them are out
going 90 vote the pemocrafic nart,, oi,f
OF power forever
Pc Zach ,il. day sees the more complete de-
are Eetting back IN line 70 defes, COZ
ana htg taxation schemes which have
rsl-o6 tases and the unhoiy alliance
Marriage License.
c.levsts1d 49,. ,,'e,iII,sl-i,,srger aa years -
years 81 steubenviiie
ravoru wins.
straw vote taken on the KNIGHT
Iempiar special train from Mahonlns
S0,e,,n,n,ity %, Coiumhus was az follows.
.saraEe s.. sssinsitG. IS ''4 BrS. s. vet EaL
c0urt HsvL
Wenzel Kandrdiik W. Rosa Randrd.
W.. Fuft Tor divorce. alleging derertion
Ahn aNulierN. They we're married In
Isf ~ Hoheuia IN 1909 Cohen. attor-
ncY or plaintiff
Mike MetroW " STANDARD Firs Br,os
COMPANY suit for 81 500 darnaFea Tor
inlurlea. Negligence o. ALLEGED cohen
attorney for plaintiff
Mrs Kate MAXWELL renewed her ferry
i iesna &c. p Mineo On payment % 81
Adam Gruia W.. stratton Pin. clav'
COMPANY. settled after PARTLY triad
Iue Flrgt Congregational church was
eHlrlWrred hN count to encu n1her real
estate Tor $4,000
Giovanni Hlrzutfi W. Maria uIrruttt
divorce Franfed FOR wlIfui absence. also
she ia barred from right % dover
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Civil Case Filed.

The following civil case was tied
Friday afternoon IN the clerk of
courts office: Arthur Conrow, plain
TIN. VS.. The ST. Clair Coal Mining
Company. corporation. defendants:
the plaintiff asks $500 damages from
the coal company for them allowing
refuse from the mine 10 accumulate
on his lands. Attorney George Them
burg OF this city. is counsel for the
plaintiff.