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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-05-28

Just received a fine new line
of watches. swell patterns, best
Of values, let us show them to
YOU. Also Boyproof and Capitol
watches, the best dollar watches
on earth. : Ekalaka Drug Co. If
Doing business without ad-
vertising is like winking at a girl
in the dark. You know what
you are doing, but she doesn't"
Moral: Show the public.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-05-28
NJ pls. Steel & Mach. Co

Minnea polls, MINI.
BY r.. LoRgett.
r,,o Baker. Montana, May 5th, 1915.
Ihn County commissioners Of Fallon
.o.HtS' inns day in session hereby purchase
a,oihJ Lang and Son, the following number
aIiu Slles OF c%uIverts as per list pre- pared by
~. 'u'''llS surveyor at the prices and in
accordance with the conditions of the bid
submitted by }. Lang and Son. and accepted
"'tn approved the 5th day OF May, 1915.
fhy1llent for same to he made at the next
repulhf meeting Of said board. 1T is further
itsierd nat the following amounts will be
Sn'ppen RIO. b. the points named below:
10 D." shipped to Baker. Mont. CT. o. b.
:io meal feet u in. l6 gauge in s-lOand II it.
24o llnenl feet IL in. rs gauge in $40 and y
TT. lengths,
500 Ijn"aI feet "a in. ls gauge in $40 and 12
$50 lineaI feet 3s in. Ia gauge in $40 ana 70
foot lengths.
CulNerts:
TO be shipped to Plevna. Montana. tF.O.B.D
2lo llne"l feet l2in l6 gauge in $40 and u
gao lin""I feet Is III. l6 gauge in $40 and -
foot lengths.
GOO lineal feet "a in. 10 gauge i'm $40 and "
$50 Inca feet So 1r. IA gauge in $40 and u
foot len gths.
All cuIverts to be open Hearth Steel and
riNet"tI.
Signed and approved this 5th day of May.
1915.
I.H n. Lcl M NUMB.
re-. u, IN. Chairman.
Clerk. Els PEPPER.
Auditor instructed to purchase OF T.. Price
4 CO.. a 10 1T. table at $25.W and Is jury chairs
at Sl,i.Uo.
Warrant No. 736. general fund for $2s.OO
lost ON ntildavit of Carrie A. Bachtle. War
rant to be written provided that above re-
ferred to warrant has not been paid.
I'D. Riley school tax assessment tranSfer-
red from Dist. 81 to 81, because of erroneous
assessment, and Clerk ordered to adjust
matter IN conjunction with the Treasurer,
CLERK ordered to advertise for bids for
bridge plank. at least a car to he purchased.
bids to be submitted on or before the first
Monday in June, the Board rcserving the
right to reject any and all bids.
Minutes of tOday's meeting read and np-
proved.
There being no other business the Board
adjourned until the next regular meeting,
being the first Monday in June.
7. A. FI1ZSlM MONS,
Chairman Board OF
County commission
GrS.
&c. BUM,
Clerk.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-05-28
Henepin Bridge Co.
BY c. r. CnnelunI

nv above prices include riveted Culverts
hnN l"iNlhS desired and also for nestable
in two foot length.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. o.. s. Land
Office. Miles city, Mont.
May 10. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Aubrey l..
10. 1915, mad homestead Entry, No. O2ioa2.
for NJ SWN, SEA SWA, VIZ SCI, n
SEA, Sec. ~; NJ NEA, Section 80. Township
q ~: Range So r., NJ. ?. Meridian. has filed
notice Q! Intention to make Three Year
Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described, before $. j. Emswiler, U. S. Com
missioner. at Eka1aka, Montana. on the 3Oth
day of June. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Leslie A. Thompson, of Ekalaka, Montana.
Percy Sawyer. Howard r.. Cooks, Henry r,
Harmon. all of Willard, Montana.
5-2l G.. w. MYERS. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
]. 5. Land Office al Miles CITY, Montana,

May 10. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Ora j. Buck
mnster, OF Ekalnka. Montana, who, on Sept.
|, 1910. made Homestead Entry, No. UlO5N0,
for We SWl4, Sec, a; Ell SEA, We NEA,
FL. NEh, See. a3: SW'4 SEA. Section II.
l n. Range so f.. Nj. p. Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the land IL
hove described, before S. J. E,nswilcr, U. S.
commissioner Mt EkulnkA, Montana, on the
10th day of July, 1918.
tlalMant names as witnesses:
James Hurst. of Elpin. Montana. Ray F..
Strain, Roy r. BuckmaSter. Martin II. Prell,
all of Ekalaka. Montana.
SIS 6, W. MYERS, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
May ID. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that John II, Rolf
son. OF Ekalhka, Montana, who, on April u
1910, 4 NOV. 10. 1918, made Homestead En-
NEM, Section q. Township 2 N, Range Sc
~, NJ. Z. Meridian, has fled notice of inten-
ton to make Three Year Proof, to establish
J. Emswiler, y. S. Commissioner. at Eka-
TAXA, Montana. on the 18th day of June. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas r. Schofield. Earl A. Tooke. Frank
=. kow1tz, Henry Viles, all of Ekalaka,
Montana.
G. W. MYERS, Register.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
Fatal Fall While Asleep

Harry McNally, aged 46, a car
penter employed at the powder
works at Carney's Point, died at
Delaware Hospital on Wednesday
of conclusion of the brain caused
by fall from the roof of Charles
Toner'S home in New Castle, ad-
joining that of his sister, Mrs.
William Weggenman, on the pre-
vious Sunday night. He had often
walked in his sleep and got out of
a third story window upon the
roof of the Toner house and fell
off it to the ground. His funeral
was held on Friday with inter-
ment in The Glebe Cemetery, New
Castle.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
Burned BY Gasoline Iron

While attempting to regulate
the burner of a gasoline iron
which a servant was using at her
home in Middletown, last We'd
nesday Mrs. J. Allen Johnson,
wife of a well-known dentist, was
severely burned when the gaso-
line exploded and set her clothing
ablaze. None of the towns ply
sician's were within call at the
time of the accident but Drs.
Vaughn and Beale finally arrived
and after giving her needed atten-
ton had Mrs. Johnson taken to
Newark post., 1915-07-14
Hurt In Auto Collision

While returning to their home in
Laurel from a visit to Ocean City
on July a Harvey Kitchens and his
two sons who were riding along
the boulevard in an automobile
they were thrown out when their
car was struck in the rear by one
bearing a Delaware dealers Ii
cense. The Kitchens car skidded
and plunged over an embankment.
Parties passing took the injured
men to Salisbury where their in
iuries were treated. Mr.. Kitchens
is reported still suffering much
but his sons escaped with slighter
hurts.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION

Pr esident-Edward L. Richards.
Secretary and Tredsurer-Dr. j. 8. Gill
tillan.
Robert Gallaher, c. A. McCue, Harvey
Hoffecker.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
Trio's Peril In Night Ride

While Howard Ward of Hearn's
Cross Roads, in the Georgetown
section, Elva Hastings and Earl
Calhoun were returning from a
picnic at Whitesville on Thursday
night the formers valuable young
driving horse jumped off bridge
into a stream of water and was
drowned. The carriage was over
turned and the three occupants
were thrown into the water. Ward
and Calhoun were entangled in
the harness and but for Hastings
help would likely have drowned.
He managed to drag the others
out of the water but Ward remain
ed senseless for several hours.
Newark post., 1915-07-14

by a fall from cherry tree, and
by a like fall Frank Honly of Rose
Hill broke his left arm and dislo-
Gated his shoulder.
Miss Bessie Pierce, aged IS, of
Rose Hill broke her left leg when
she fell off a revolving table at
Brandywine Springs Park, one
day last week.
Italians of Wilmington had COL
lected Red Cross 'sYkl ynAo
lected last week nearly $1,000 for
the Italian Red Cross and will SOL
lett further contributions.
Thieves robbed the headquar-
ters of the Volunteers of America
in Wilmington of S21 collected at
street meetings.
H. L. Harvey of North East, one
day last week made the largest
catch of rockfsh reported this
year from the upper Chesapeake
when he landed 1900 pounds in
one haul.
Samuel Foard, of Middletown,
has purchased a 300-acre farm To-
Gated along the Bohemia River in
Cecil county, from G. S. Hurlock,
of Massey's, Nd, for $4,000.
The New Castle Levy Court is
having the county roads repaired
with chief attention to the Phila-
delphia Pike.
The lawn fete held at the home
of Mrs. Irenee du Pont at Will
mington netted 5000 for the bene-
fit of the Day Nursery and Hospi-
tai for Babies.
The prospects are reported good
for a large and profitable yield of
cantaloupes in Sussex county as
the better varieties were largely
planted and will be marketed with
more care.
Work on Wilmington's new $500
600 street paving project was
halted by scarcity of satisfactory
laborers but it was expected that
operations would regularly begin
this week.
The late Mrs. Mary r. Packard
of Philadelphia bequeathed $500
to Bethel M. E. Church at Pivot
Bridge, near Chesapeake City.
A new building costing $4,000
for the Agricultural High Schoo
at Calvert, Cecil county, will bt
erected this summer.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
Condemns Sussex Jail

Warden McKenty of the East
ern Penitentiary in Philadelphia,
on Thursday after an inspection
of the Sussex county jail at
Georgetown addressed the MEM
Newark post., 1915-07-14
Put Up To New Mayor

Wilmington Council is consid-
ering and will likely pass the ordi-
nance passed by the old Council
but vetoed by Mayor Howell fixing
the salaries of the Board Of AS
sessment at $4,000 a year each. 1t
is understood that Mayor Price
will approve the ordinance when
passed.
Newark post., 1915-07-14

bers of the Levy Court and a large
number of citizens on the need of
a new prison. The old Jail, he
said, was unfit for the confne-
ment of prisoners and he advised
that it be razed, the site be sold
and a new prison be erected on
Newark post., 1915-07-14

Fishermen are making large
catches of sea trout at Bowers
Beach and of black bass in the
Nanticoke River.
The Milford fremen cleared
S1S6 from their recent celebration
which will be added to the fund
for the purchase of it's chemical
engine. ..------"~
Andrew Mosley of the Milford
section, reports having grown a
field of wheat which averaged up
to 20 stalks for every grain sown.
Two of Edward Wilson's horses
were killed near Hockessin, one
day last week, when lightning
struck a tree under which they
were standing.
While riding a bicycle on Thurs
day Edgar Saxton, of Delaware
City, collided with team. Several
of his teeth were knocked out and
he was cut about his head.
Harry Windsor, of Milford, has
sold his 5-year-old trotting stall
q lion, Brooklyn Chief, with record
Of 220 to Elkton G. Adams, of
Bridgeville.
New Potatoes are glut in
lower Delaware and will likely
prove loss to growers who are
offered but Is cents bushel for
them.
Wilmington bank clearings last
week totalled S1,920, ,273.1O against
$2,224,21203 for the like week last
year.
Wilmington Council will au-
thorize a $4,000 bond issue to de-
fray the cost of a sewer system in
the Henry Clay section to protect
the city's water supply.
Customs receipts at Wilmington
for the year ending June 80 total
led S16,10S.75 against S25,319.06
for the previous year.
The public Fairgrounds of Will
mington were all formally opened
last Tuesday.
Arthur Mackey's left leg was
broken when he was thrown out
of team with which an automo-
bile collided one day last week.
Burglars last Monday broke the
bulk windows of the W. w.
White Company's store in George
town and carried off a lot of hard
ware.
Harrington's Gospel Tabernacle
seating 1000 persons, was dedicat-
ed on July 5.
Ten year old Horace Manley of
Yorklyn broke both of his wrists
Newark post., 1915-07-14

the county farm, about a mile
from the town. Work on the
farm for the prisoners and a clean
and sanitary Jail would improve
the prisoners and their work
would defray part of the expenses
of their maintenance.
Newark post., 1915-07-14

Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia.
Her arms and shoulders were bad
ly burned and her eyes are said to
be in a painful condition.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
Here and There

Fishermen are making large
catches of sea trout at Bowers
Beach and Of black bass in the
Nanticoke River.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
Mayor. Fl Hcssinger.
Eastern District-Josepl. Luton Jona-
than johnson.
Middle District-G. Fader, W. II. Barton
Western District--E. G. Wilson, E. B.
Frazer.
Secretary and TredSurer-S. B. Herdman.
Meeting of Council-Ist Monday night of
every month.
Newark post., 1915-07-14

FIRE ALARMS
In case Of fire call the following mum.
bers in succession:
d D
90 A
80 D
172
81 D
By order of
Fire Chief WILSON.
Newark post., 1915-07-14
DIR RECT O RY

Legislature Membership
J. P. Armstrong P. M. Sherwood
b. B. Wright John Pilling
VIM. FL. Taylor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

ter og iarfttioigt ferlpes ser n,eget
bi6iigt til 2on6s.
Sra Wiitrlene lneOoeltes, at ct al
De 1tGrfelte 5Drter> &ilio sgabr be6
ben ln1allelte Del al 5trp0et, bar.
blebet goelagt, at 8pell Waioos liqe.
peo StrpOet bar blepet belat al bri=
t1lfe Iropper % at 9eogaroforterne
hleb 6on1horocret llopbprligt Scot
pg Sag.
5onlme Dog lonoiottes franlfe.
Sroppcr ue0 5eobul 8obr, Sen lpo-.
liglte 5pios al @ollipolisbolppen,
og DC fGn1per MI on1fring Sc tDrfi-
lte 5tillinger beD aritbia, froftiqt
11nOerltpttet al Oen frorlfe sSlaa0e.
Gn britiif 5tprfe itnp11er mos set
lanme 5te6 ira Noro.
8rigooegenerol ys. s. 8riOqes,
Rperltbefolenoe pper Sc ul1ltrulife
Sropper peo 0orOonellernc, folbt l.
forrige ltge, men / GaSreDogs bebne=
oe bans Iropper fig peo at tilfgje
Gprferne ct alporligt 9eeoerlog. GDr=
fernes Sab opgibes til 1000, beraf
1000 orGbte, mems slltitroliernes
Sab fl1n belpb Jig til 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
&rigserflGringcr / &erbensfpnflif=
ten.
1914,

2SDc Suli. Hltrig erfInrcr &rig
ilnoo Serhic1L 1onl Ell sIyptgc al
Snignoroet poo grfebert,,q Garl
Teroinon0.
30te ssSlli. Gplflono gop Ml1s-
lono "a elmer for at aflegge en-
Jorfloring ont slrn1ec,1s Meobili1e-
ring.
lite Mugult. Splflonb crflerer
&rig in1oO Nuslonb.
2oen 9(uguit Ipiflo10 rpffer
ino eje1rneln 2l,re1lrblrg pg ooer=
trGOer 9elgie11s 9eeutralitet.
3oie sluguit. Gpiflono tilbpoer
Selgien lit @el1lfob> bpis Set bill til
looe oe tDife Sropers @jenner1t-
n1orcb in1oo 5ralrfrig. gelgien
n9gteoe bette pg oppelIereoe til
Stprbritul1nien.
3oie s(lgult. Gjel1nen1 Sir G0.
lporo @rep meDoelte 5torbrito11nie11,
at set bilbe begpnoe arig, bDis
SDlflono orgreb Sc fronlfe &plter.
4oe s(uguit Gpiflo,ro erflcreoe
&rig in1oo 5rol1frie.
4oe M1gult 5plflolto erflarebe
&rid imp6 YrInipn
4oc 9(l1gltit england crflere0e
arig inlob Iplflono.
Ste slrlglllt 9ltrig erflereoe
&rig ilnoo Nuslono.
zoe 9luguit. Montenegro erfle-
reoe &rig in1oo s7ltrig.
9oe sll1eult. gitrig erflereoe
&rig ilnoo Monte11cgro.
10oe slugl1it. Grol1frig erfle-
reoe &rig il11ob Dltrig.
12te @ugult Montc11cgro erfle-
reoe &rig in1oO Gplflo11o.
12te 9lugl1lt (Mibnot). 5torbri=
tonnien erflereoe &rig in1oo 9it-
rig.
230e sluerit. ssSoporr erflereoe
E&rig imoo Splflano.
25oe sluaait. 9ltrig erflereoe
&rig imoo SSapan
ste Nopentber. ENGLAND erflere-
DC &rig in1nb SDrfiet.
1915.
23oe spaoj. SStolicn erflareoe
arig ilnoO 9ltrig.
24oe @soj. Gpiflol,0 ofeiper en-
&rigserflGring inlob sSStoIie11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Gn pigtig Spfinbeic,

Gn l11lg iDenif Yolptefnifer De6
gtabn .. SablilL Ser cr onlat De0
ocn tefniife Spjifplc / 5tocfbolm,
bar gjort Ell OpfinOelie, ser er af
plotrGffenoe bioenlfabclig sS1lteresle.
Oct CT lpffebes bon1 at frelnbri11ge
Gil meget lterftpornlenbe sSlon1me
peo Norbrpl10ing uf en- BlanDing,
beltooenoe al suunriniln1 og SIT.
Gen bcrbeo opltoae0e Ien1pera-
tltr er mellen 5000 @r. pg $500
@r. s. altlan life l1linore en6
1,50O @ra0er bsjere eno ben biotil
opnaaeoe bpielte Se1lrperotur.
$500 @ra0er Gelii1,s lparer til
1882 <@roOer sSabrenbeit.
Son1 5onlrnenligl1ing fol, anfg-
reg at Sern lnelter beo ca. / 500
@raber.
Det bill i fprrelte Gaffe bere
gioenifabe1t, Der belter geptfe al
5ablins Metbo0e, ionr bill faa ltor
8etDoni1g beb alleDoanoe bioenifa-
beIiae l11loeripgelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

uSbis Der fa110tcs ct @aennelfe,
iom par 5ta1lo til at gjpre @nbc
paa Ocu1e frpgtelige arig, % bal1.
life ltrofs biDfsrte SreOel1, DilOc
oet bore Sen itprlte 5orbrp0er, iunr
8eroe1l 1logen 5inoe bor let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

aibb, bpis mrliet, bos Dor,
aperterenoe og nebn Maoet. 9erpef
itstter Sc en- goo Sag % ct banii
8lo6. abertislenenter er naopen.
sise for etbbert 8labs Gfsiitens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

SGreren: ugeuar en- @ieter Sip.
letpj folter ire 8roner, iao fon fem
Ofeter 90 life foite tolp &ro11er> ioa=
leoes ion1 or bar regnet nb, &orl. "
&orl: so for jeg te11fte mig,
at nu l1olalgsti0en bar set billi=
gere."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

st Mngreb paa sysrercn al set
bclgiife Spcialbcmpfrati. 0en fjeno=
tc tplfe 5ociuloentpfrot, 9figsbogs=
non0 Scbciocmonll bor / oisic 9o=
&C / ~@eilncbener Yplt" rettet ct
Nngrcb poa Set bclgiite 5pciolbe=
mofratis syprer, &onDerpcloc, Ser
peo &rigens 8egpnOclle il1btroobtc
/ Hcgjeringc11.
elngrcbet er fpronleDiget pco e,;
Sole, lom &onoerpeloe fprnplig
bplOt / Earis, bppri bon efter at
bobe lllinOct pnl at hun i'm SiD
1olnnlcn 11eo sSoures bopDe talt for
syre0en crflprc0c:
IS Sag CT jeg fnn1n1ct fpr at tolc
om &riget og for &rieen. 90 al
ligepel bar jeg life foral1Oret mig.
Seq CT, bpaO ieg bar i9oor, iocioli=
itilt pg nelle1ltfolfelig IreospenL %
/ oenne Ggenifob er jeg for arigen
ligc til Gnbeu Seq fplcr sSreoc
mos oen1 al bore Mel1ingsfnller,
ser pnlfer, at mani ifuloe ill1tte
Jreo. s5orbrpoelien rnoo fprlt TO-
mes"
5cbei0emonn ben1erfer bertil, at
Ser ifal to til en- Jreosilntlline.
5ao ler1ge Ben cne life CT reoe, mao
sen anben boloe l1o, ifol6 bon fife
pil opergipe Jig pao Noabe eller
ltnaabe, bpab Ser ielpfglgelig life
fan bore Gale ON for set tpife Niqe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

oens Dtunoing til Iangal,pifa=5pen,
fra bpis ll1oDlatte 8reb Sen tgife,
.fpr ct slar iiben gjel1lelnfprte Scr1=
bnl1eli11ie fprcr uo til 2ltfplte1l.
,&abalo- Sanganpifa=2i11iell 1,ogjpr
1aole0es Set itoite al Sen &jaoe al
Torbi11beliesleO, Ser fprer tp9rs oper
Oct ofrifanlfc Sentiment fra 9it til
8elt."
Yrptcit til Sprfiet. Sra 2onbpl1
telegroferebes 5pnoogs, at Ell
fGlles officiel Grfl9riug ira gng=
lan0, Srol1frig pg 95uslono blep of=
ienbt til &onltontinopel / 5pnOogs
IS Sc lt0ltc Maone0cr bor Sur
Ser og Sen tprfiife gefolfning
Mrmc1lien n1aslofreret Sc &riltnc
n1eO Sc pttpn1o11lfc Mp1lDigbcebrs
&ioell0e % @jelp. 5uooanne Mfos=
iofrer fonbt 5teo / W}iDten al s(pril
/ Gr5erlut Oertobolt, Mpl1lb 3eitltn
pg / bclc Gilicio. Snobpggcrne
co. 100 2olosbDcr nnr San blcp
ollie Orebt. S 8Den er Set orlnenifc
&porter belejret al &11rbcr. $500
ianlne SiO roier Sen nttoruonifc
Negjering / &onltontillopel moo sen
11npttige ormenlfc Scfolf11il1g.
Eoa @rlm0 al Oisie nDe al Spr=
fiet begoaeOe SorbrpOcller befjenbt=
gjpr Sc olliereocs &cgjeril1gcr til
SEN bpje Eort, at Sc pil bolDc olle
Meolennncr al Megjeril1ge1t iaopcl=
ion1 Sc al beres elgellter, Ser er ill1=
pliccrct, ltrGngt m1lporlige for bisle
Mtoslofrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Spi iflanos Spar til 9lmerifa. $

Berlin telegrofcrcOcs / 2proogs, at
oen italienlfe &riie MI lrggcr Sc
1log puu al Spn19rflpmbcb. Mun
bercr fun li0t ON u21,litol1io ST.
gen og Set ltgcs, at SDlflnnOs 5pur
paa bc,1 omerifolifc 9tote life fon
bel1tcs fpr Sirsbog eller Snsoog.
Set pil0e iffc pperralfe, Ocrlpu set
tplfe Spor peO 5ibcl1 of at fnrlpurc
ocl1' tpifc 5tilling pil irbeboloe 9Sor-
flag, lom fan tjenc til @runolug fpr
Doerligere l1nberbonolingcr. Oct
omcrifonifc &onlprpn1isforilag lpn1
hlcn ll1cobclt ct tibligcre &pll1lnll=
nifc ON SrS11Oltilling al llnOerbol1os=
% 0dnefrig moo, at 5tprbrito1nicn
FopDprte neo liu llolultningstoftif.
bill Ser itffert bliDe be11tpbet til.
Set CT beller life rionolpnligt, at
5plflo1lb ion1 ct 9ntcrnotip bill fore=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

spcrris inbitiller al srafif paa
ziterlseu. Sra 5tocfboln1 telegra=
feres, at ipenlfc 0alnplfibslellfaber,
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beiluttet at iroltillc Torte1 poo
Gr,,no al tpife &rigslfibes 1oel'9e
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1ee11.
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Nnla1.nrt.

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

Gen jpcnife 9amper uSernpn1a"
1eufet af cit Minc. st Ielcgron1 ira
5tocfholm / @fol1Does mcoocler, at
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9sorif 9an,p> oo; grnf al
en- tiff 1tnberbano> u 20 sro stelp-
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paa Damperen usSSris". &aptejne11
paa li0Itnebnte Oonlper meOoelte.
at efter at @fa,lofobet bor blebel1
bragt omboro poa usSsris affprebe
sen tpife llnoerpol,0sbooD otter Ell
Sorpebo in1pb bette 5fib, n1e11 for
fejlcbe Waalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

9cn grcife &unges sp9Opm. 0ra
gltben telcgrofcreoes 5pnoogs, at
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befonbt Jig betpbcligt beDrc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-26
SUES wIRlck AS sEDucER.
Woman Names as Cores po ndent Starts
Action For $4,000 Balm.

Sioux City, Aug. 2f.-Claude E. Wiz
lex, son Of the late f. L. Wirick, a cap
italist, faces a $4,000 damage suit,
which will be fled for the September
term Of district court by Mrs. Maude
Price Clark, who alleges that Wirick
seduced and debauched her. The notice
OF suit was filed yesterday afternoon
with Sheriff E. G. Dilley, and was
turned over TO Deputy Sheriff Ed
Pecaut to be served on the defendant.
Wirick, who already is named de-
fendant in a divorce action, filed by
Mrs. R. Wirick, represented to Mrs.
Clark that he was an unmarried man,
she alleges in the notice. She was un-
wed at the time Wirick kept company
with her, she says.
On the representation that he would
marry her Wirick obtained her conf
dence and debauched her. Mrs. Clark
alleges. She is II years old.
Mrs. Clark was named correspondent
in the divorce suit filed by Mrs. Wirick.
She form erly lived at Yankton. S. D.
She worked in Sioux City for a time
IN the candy department OF the G.
Shenkberg company, and later was
employed as saleswoman in the Woolf-
son dry cleaning establishment.
Wirick is reputed to be worth $685.
600 Mrs. Wirick asks $4,000 alimony