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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
BRIDGE REPAIRERs cHIDED
Coroner Blames Them, and, Indirectly,
City for Lads Death.

The men, in charge of the work OF re-.
pair at the South street bridge were cen.
sured by the Coroner's Jury today for
negligence that resulted In the death Of
six-year-old Abraham Brandow.- who fell
through an opening In the floor Of the
bridge on Thursday and plunged to his
death As they are employed directly by
the city. the city indirectly was censured.
1t was in regard to this accident that
Director Cooke blamed Councils for fall
ure to provide funds to build new
bridge, which the administration has per-
sistently requested. If these funds had
been provided 1t would not have been
necessary to have the bridge constantly
patched with cheap repair work. The boy
lost his life through the neglect of coun.
ellis, the Director said. The boy lived
at 745 South 5th street 1900.
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GAS FUMES ENVELOP SLAvS
IN ATTACK ON POLAND TOWN
Goumine Objective of Assault on
Four-mile Front.
PETRoGRAp, June 10.

Asphyxiating gas attacks are being
made by the Germans on the eastern bat
tie front on a more extensive scale than
at any other time since the war began.
Near Goumlne. Poland, the Germans re-
leased vast quantities of poisonous fumes
over line four miles long.
The Russian War once in an off1cial
communique today told of the use Of gas,
but did not state what effect the use of
the fumes had upon the battle at Gou
mine.
II is now admitted by the war Office that
part OF the Russian army east OF the San
river in Galicia has retreated across the
border in Poland, near Tarnograd. Other
sections have retired to the Crodek Lake
line, where they are lntrenching to check
the drive against Lemberg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
BECKER TO PLEAD FOR LIFE
Ex-Police Lieutenant Will Ask Gov
90 ernor for Communication.

NEW YORK. June 19.-charles Becker,
former New York police lieutenant, who
is under sentence at Sing Sing for the
murder Of Herman Rosenthal, win make
a personal appeal to Governor Whitman
next week for Communication OF his sem
tence announcement, to this effect was
made today by Attorney Martin Manton
after he had returned from Sing Sing
where he conferred with Becker.
Becker is optimistic, despite the re-
fusal OF the Court OF Appeals to grant
reargument OF his case.'' said Man
ton. adding that his client had no con-
ression to make, but simply a plain
statement Of facts
Mrs. Becker said today she retained
faith in her husbands innocence, and
that Charlie would never die in Sing
Sing II she could help it,"
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Letter Demands $500 or Life

BENJAMIN Laehman, a department store
proprietor at $40 Edgemont avenue. Ches-
ter has received a letter stating that IN
less he paid the writer $500 he would be
trips along the Chester pike. The Chester
police have turned the letter over 10 the
postoniee authorities, who are iAyesti-
eating.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
FRANK MAY NOT KNOW FATE
UNTIL DAY SET, FOR DEATH
Governor Slaton Says He VIII Not
Announce Decision Before Monday.


ATLANTA, juno 19.-Leo M. Frank will
be granted no reprieve He will either 70
to the gallows June 20 for the murder o.
Mary Phasan or he will begin. a sen.
tence Of life imprisonment. Governor
John NJ. Slaton today announced he would
not hand down a decision on the, appeal
of Frank for executive clemency before
Monday afternoon, and that he might
not announce his decision until. Tuesday,
tho day Frank is under sentence to die.
The Governor made this announcement
to refute a report that was circulated
throughout the entire state that Franks
sentence had been commuted late last
night The rumor caused intense excite.
ment in Atlanta and other cities and
downtown streets were crowded until
early today by multitude awaiting the
morning editions of the newspapers to
read of the Governors decision.
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FARMER TRIES TO KILL WHOLE FAMILY; TWO DEAD

o, a weltodo
Of
family
Il old.
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"JITNEY" BREAKS PEDESTRIANS LEG

D. L down TonyB
II had
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vEN1RE OF 12o JURYMEN FonTHAw TRIAL ORDERED DRAWN

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CHICAGO June 19Hopes of peaceful and early settlement
trades workmen idle Chicago had almost disappeared
of
employers
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Two BoYs BURNED no pEATH
Another Dying as Result of Throwing
Kerosene Into Fire.

PoTTsvILLE. Pa. June fs.-John Kos
tok, 5 years old. and Stephen Bsrtsik, 8
years old, were burned to death today
and Michael Kostok. s years old, is dying
as the result of can of Kerosene explod.
ing which they had thrown into the fire.
The boys kindled the fire near the Buck
Run eolllery. a short distance from ths
city.
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woMAN's SKULL FRACTURED BY AUTO

Mrs Anna Donohue years old M Judson street
A
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ARCHIE RoosFvELT ARREsrEp ZOE SPEEDING

NEW Colonel Roosevelt was
fined '25 reeding automobile So
offered
Magistrate him under a
to pay the fine on Monday.
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The that his
jump from
he a
internal injuries. will
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BERLIN REPORTS FRENCH DEFEAT NORTH OF ARRAs

June French Of Arras
today by the
to
village Of Embreneun where so French
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
MLL1oNA1Rys SON SUED FOR DIVORCE

TRENTON, 1sRob@ McEldowney of Pittsburgh
instituted the New Jersey
Cecilia Of this
a Miss Cecilia
February of 1913
April II Of the same
tewe receive
one4t bird Of hstmonhy earnings amou %
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DETECTIVES CAPTURE MAN ACCUSED OF STEALING WAT

Lewis 90 for a
He
$500 bail for
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NEGRO BURGLAR CAUGHT AFTER CHASE OVER ROOFS


his samuel
"a. Il S 2 south street
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SHIP WHICH SANK THE U-29
FLEW FLAG OF SWEDEN
British Admiralty Says Warships Sent
Submarine TO Bottom.

BERLIN, June ia British tank
steamship, hying the Swedish a.
rammsd and sank the German submarins
US. whose loss was admitted sevsrsl
days ago. the Admiralty announced To-
day. ~
The U-29 was commanded by Otto wsd-
digen, German U-boat hero, who Won
from the British the title OF ''the poli,s
pirate because OF the consideration ~
displayed for crews OF torpedoed rsr-
chantmeR. The Admiralty statement 10
day declared that Weddfgen's human.
treatment of merchant seamen undouht-
edly cost him and his crew their Iives
WeddiEen ordered the tank steamsbi,
20 stop and show It's papers. the Admir-
atty said. Taking advantage Of tbis A.
lay, the British steamship ramned ~.
submersible ana sent her 70 the botton,
This Is sure proof OF the British 1 b,f-.
OF neutral hags," said one ~ the Rsrl5,s
newspapers today. TINS illegal sft,t,,sl
Of British trade ships has compelled c..
man submarine commander 10 consISe,
their own safety first ana sinh 49,
vessels without warning
change Ia German submarine var-
fare Is impossible without Hn4isna
changing her uneiEilized melhods. (,
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MANS BopY FOUND ALONG RAILROAD TRAcKs

tracks
Port Richmond branch of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway
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QUICK VS.
ruREsaguNs WRECK AL JIEs' POST

CosTATNoPLE 1STurksh have wrecked Of the
Ad onciaIy
oanpon peninsula
captured
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woRKMAN KILLED M ?. R. q POWER HOUSE

In The power
instantly
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FULL TIME AT LOCOMOTIVE HLANr IN PATERSON


operations the
will
tud fol Beg um, Is nderstood
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HURT WHEN AUTOMOBILE OYERTURNs

G. his
slightly
apple
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MICHIGAN RESORT HOTEL BURNED

resort hotel
in
hotel which
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sLAv LOSSES 7oo0cn SINCE MAY !. IlERLN sAYs

BERLIN. losses NJ
100000 Galca the Auro
seen
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BIG RUSSIAN ORDER FOR BALDw1Ns


deliverable in 30 days.
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SLAVS CLASH WITH
FCS ON 6S-MELE LINE

Continued from Page One
Won Llnginsen Is pushing the slavs north
ward in the region between the Dniester
marshes and Stryj.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

LONDON, June lg-Ths Britlsh A
miralty announced this afternoon thsf
the German submarine u-9 Eas -s5ot
- q Warahip and not ~ 8 tank stssns-
satH n4lnf sHtaiah nag. as asserted -
ses 1efnan Ministry 81 Marine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
Military PARADE
FOR CELEBRATION
July Fourth Celebration Is
Decided Upon; May Have
Aeroplane Exhibition.

A military parade, participated in by
the goth, 18th and 6th infantry and
company ], signal corps, will be the
feature OF FL Paso's safe and sane"
Fourth OF July celebration on Monday,
July 5. Arrangements will also be made
to secure the participation OF the cav
airy in the parade A proposition TO
have a free aero exhibition at Wash
ingtOn park is also being considered
Arrangements for the celebration
were made at a meeting Of the directors
Of the chamber Of commerce and COM
mitteemen held Monday afternoon. II
was decide that the parade should be-
gin at 9 a m, the line Of march to be
decided upon later. Arrangements for
the transportation Of the goth infantry
from its camp to the city will be made
with the street car company II is
estimated that about $500 troops viii
be in the line OF march.
school Float.
It was decided that, since the schools
are closed and many Of the children are
out Of the city, ii would not be possible
to have any general participation in the
celebration by the schools. j. h slime,
playground director, stated. however,
that arrangements for placing a float
in the parade would be made provided
the fire department and police partici-
psted. This will be taken up with
mayor Tom Lea ARRANGEMENTS regard
ing a proposed fireworks display at
Washington park Will also be taken up
with the city officials
Patriotic Addresses.
Plans for a number Of patriotic aG-
dresses to be given on the morning OF
the Fourth will be made later In the
meantime, judge Dan Jackson, r F.
Burgess. +. L ". Polk, ". E Mix and
Z. NJ. Whitaker will be invited to de-
liver addresses
J. s Berger, formerly an aviator with
the Villa forces. offered to arrange for
exhibition flights at washington park
and over the city for $1,000 This prop
osition is now under consideration by
the committee, which will hold another
meeting at o'clock Friday
Those attending the meeting were;
President Burt Orndorff, Col Omar
Bundy. J. H. slime. George LeBaron. E
+. Neff Harry Swain, W. G. Roe and
Malcolm Fraser.
FL PasO to Close.
All FL Paso business houses and city
and federal offices are preparing TO
close all day July 5, the day upon which
the Fourth OF July is~to be celebrated
Heretofore some offices have remained
open but il is planned this year TO en-
tirely suspend business for the whole
day. The postoffice will be closed tight
all day and all branches OF the customs
service viii be closed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
PROMOTIONS ARE MADE
IN FIELD ARTILLERY ARM

Washington. D. C.. June 1.-THE follow
ing army orders have been Issued
Second Lieut. H Erlenkotter. Forty-eighth
Field artillery. has been promoted TO first
lieutenant and assigned to Fourth Field ar
second Lieut. c. B. Thummel. field AZ
tiuery. unassigned. is promoted TO first heu-
tenant and unassigned
Second lieut. c. P. FRANKIE, coast artillery
corps Will report 10 commanding ofticer.
coast defences OF eastern New York for
cant. II. i. Landers. coast artillery corps.
is assigned to 125th company and viii join
Second Lieut.. P. " Wilson, coast artil-
Iery corps. will report TO commanding off,
Ger. coast defenses Of Long Island Sound. for
duty.
Merely retired Is relieved from duty al
Miami Military institute, Germantown.
Leaves OF absence: Mai Daniel J. Cara,
signal corps. from June Is TO July 81;
MAJ. ". D. NewbiiL quartermaster corps,
extended 20 days: Lieut.. Colonel Grote
Hutcheson, cavalry, two months Capt Wrn-
Mex Lambdin. quarterunaster corps. four
months: First Lieut.. G. L Morrison, Fifth
cavalry, four months; First Lieut. Albert
Gilmore, field artillery, two months: First
Lieut. A c. Pendleton- coast artillery corps.
one month; First lieut. c. NJ Barnes. ord
nance department. 20 days: Contract surgeon
". o. Cutliffe. one month
Capt Geo. Z Thorne, quartermaster corps
Is relieved from duty as assistant TO quarter
master, Second division. and will proceed 20
Galveston and report TO the depot quarter
master for duty as his assistant
Lieut. Col Geo o. Cress, assigned 70 Ninth
regiment. effective Oct !. and will then pro-
coed to san Francisco and report to com
manding general. Western department
Capt V z Clark. aviation officer, signal
corps. is relieved from duty at Boston and
Will proceed TO san Diego for duty with the
aviation school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
MASCOT CELEBRATES COMPLETION
Of ITS RAILWAY FROM WILCOX

Directors and Stockholders From East and West Attend
the Opening Inspect the Big Property and Participate
in Barbecue; Ell Pasoans Arrive in Time For the
Celebration; McNary Among Speakers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15

He who buys nome products loves
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
DAILY RECORD
needs Fned.

Deeds Eued-
North side Of Hamilton street. between
r7usseu and Lowell avenues-N. HELLER and
wife to n D. A Peck lots Il. IS ana 10
block CO. Grand View addition; eonsidera-
wv Vest siSs o. Mesa avenue between Blael.er
and HaEue streets-R. L Ramey 10 Jonn
G. Bowman, the south six feet or lot aHl
the two feet north OF ana ad1oinlns nc
south p feet OF lot s, fronting on Mesa
avenue and extending back ~ 70 an alley
way. block us. Alexander addluoni consul
Grafton S3lS.7O: Feb. %. 1914
ri Paso county lands-Dan h Smith and
wife OF Jeff Davis county, 70 Gustav Loo
Of Douglas county. MINI sections 3, = "a -,
g. 80 and II. block .6e' ana seclons - IN
block 60 all in township /. Texas & Pacitlc
lands: consideration 344,252; March -. 1913
Property IN Logan Heights 1aei'1 t9l--.
7BxIs7 feet out Of acre No. Z. block g,
Logan Heights addition consideration $50
North sIde Of Findley street; between
Maple ana Birch streets-Kate C. Hartnelt
TO Il A. Ortopp, east 10 feet OF lot Is, an
OF lot 10. and west five feet Of lot 20, block
g. Bassett addition; consideration SlooO'
North side OF FrledIey street; between
Grama and Copia streets-Apolonio OllVas
and wife to Jose n Carrasco, lot -. block J.
Payne subdivision 10 East Fl Paso addition
consideration s20L25; March -. 1915
North side OF Nevada street between
Brown street and Circle avenue-W- P An
derson and wife Of Pima county. Ariz- 70
John Z. Geiger, north 40 feet Of lots 10: II
=
consideration $3.50; May "a. 1918
East side Of Stanton street, between CALI
fornia and Nevada streets-C- c Eleffer and
wife. executors OF estate OF Jacob Schwingle,
to II. z. Cantrel lots II, Il, 10, u and ID,
block Il. Alexander addition consideration
$3.50: June y, 1915.
Automobiles Licensed
5591-Ed B. Jones, AL South Campbell
street. five passenger Overland
s6sg-W H Marsh. Memphis street and
Louisiana avenue. two passenger Knox
s6s3-J LorinE Tucker, 2701 North Rus
sell street; five passenger REQ
3ss4-Coleman. Katz Co, 51s Missouri
street Overland truck.
sss5-Lawrencs Electric company. 9os
Mills street. ford delivery
Elsntono Herrera. county hospital, June
10. aged 30 years, burial Concordia Gene
Jose CASTILLO. county hospital June Il,
aged IS years; burial Concordia cemetery
Alfonso Carreon. 4O5 West Seventh street,
June -. aged seven months. burial Con-
cordia cemetery June Il
Carmen Granados. 1904 Santa Fe street
June H. aged 10 years; burial Coucordia
cemetery. June H.
gaed four months burial Concordia eerne-
terry June Is
Evanrelina Luevano. 5o7 Campbell street
June Is. aged one year. burial coneordia
Rodolfo Rodriguez, 1924 Bassett avenue.
June 1s. aged p years; burial Concordia
Dolores Moreno. 500 Park street. June 10.
aged 81 years; burial concordia cemetery
June -.
Births-8IaIe
To Mrs. HilarIo Carmona. 500 South Santa
To Nrs Robert Dawson. so17 AlamOsOrdo
To Mrs. RS Plato clifford, Altura Park.
To Mrs. Tomas Salinas. SIS south oohoa
street, June IA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
ALL MISSOURI IS INVITED
TO CLARK-THOMPSON WEDDING

Montgomery City, No, June 10
When Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter
OF speaker Champ Clark. OF the house
Of representatives and James n.
Thompson. Of New Orleans, are married,
all Of Missouri II IL so desires, can
witness the wedding ceremony The
wedding Will take place at Honey
Shuck," the Clark home at Bowling
Green, No, June 80.
Speaker Clark's secretary. Wallace
BassfOrd, Monday issued a general in
vitation as follows:
''As Il has been found utterly impos-
sible 10 issue individual invitations all
Missourians are invited"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
DANCE GIVEN FOR BENEFIT OF
CATHOLIC CHURCH At ANTHONY

Anthony. n. II, June IA special
dance was given at Gcek's hall for the bene-
fit Of Anthony Catholic church, by James
Wareing and Manuel Garcia They were
assisted az the refreshment table by Airs.
WareinE. Mrs j Z. Priest and Mariana
Garcia The music was rendered by Juan
L Reyes. Baltazar OIivas, and J. =. Priest
There was good attendance from Las Cru
ces. La Mesa and La Union The hall was
decorated for the occasion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
WATER IN RIVER WILL BE
LOWER IN A FEW DAYS

Indications are that the flow in the river
viii be slight during July and August, and
when the flow goes below the required
amount. the stored waters az the dam VII
e released This VIII be the first time thai
the big structure has actually been brought
into use 70 irrigate the valley directly.
Reports from up the river. received %
the local office OF the reclamation service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
NICKEL CAR DRIVER SAYS
SOLDIERS ASSAULTED HIM

Two soldiers are accused Of having beaten
up Alberto ORTIZ. a nickel car driver Mon
day night lie appeared at the police
station with his face and head cut He
said he had been struck over the head with
a whiskey bottle He was given surgical at
tention- 1t being necessary TO take IA stitches
10 sew the wounds
He said he had taken the two soldiers as
passengers in his auto at the corner OF Sec
ond and FL Paso streets. When near Cotton
and First streets be claims one OF the SOL
oilers struck him The soldiers then ran. he
said. after a fight. He deserted his car and
went 10 the police station. no arrests were
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
CLEAN MILK
vs. DIRTY MILK

In view of the great interest taken now IN the
MILK SUPPLY of El Paso it may be of IN
terest to know the results of the BOARD OF
FIEALTHS OFFICIAL TESTS of the milk
supplied by the SIX largest Diaries, from January
to April 1915, the last test published.
A high Bacterial Count indicates DIRT IN
MILK, the higher the count, the dirtier the milk.
Dairy Bacteriolog' by Russell says" The
number of bacteria show quite correctly the con-
ditions under which the milk has been produced.
By this we mean that a sample of milk with
high count shows that the milk has not been pro-
duced under the conditions most desirable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15

Note the average of each Of. these Diaries.
The nearest to our Dairy had nearly three times
the bacteria that ours had and the greatest had
SIX times as many.
Draw your own conclusions Visit the other
daines and then ours and you will observe the
reason.
Ell Paso Dairy Co.
The Clean Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15

state that the snow has about melted and
that the natural flow viii be considerably
decreased within the next 10 days or tive
weeks There was more water released
during June than was needed, as the dam
was full. This release caused erosion that
has lowered the river bed. when the flow
sIacl<ens. engineers VIII be sent out TO sss
how much the cut has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
AILEGEn yvIRE rAPpERs nr1n-

Los Angeles. Calf, June 15.-One
man. whose name was withheld, was
arrested Monday at Venice, a beach re-
sort, in connection with the operations
Of a band Of wire Taper swindlers
who in the past month have taken many
thousands OF dollars from men who
hoped to win fortunes on horse races.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
SEIZED FnR DIZZY.

Three foreign make watches. valued
At $50. and a collection Of Mexican sill
yer filigree, valued at SO. was seized
Monday by customs inspectors. So far
no arrests have been made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-22
COURT HOUSE NEWS

States Attorney F. E. Thompson this
afternoon petitioned Judge W, r.
Church to recall the grand jury Tues
day, Nov 80. at 10 a N. There have
been a number Of hind-over cases since
the partial report was made. Among
the matters 10 be investigated, it is
said, will be the shooting OF Sam Smith,
East Moline who attempted to make
his escape from the sheriff's force
while being taken to county Jail
1 Trial of the case of DR.. a. T. Leopold
VS.. a. Fred Alsene and Harold A.
Swanson. started before a jury in couu-
ty court this afternoon, The physi-
clan is irving to recover $3.50 for med
/ icaI services. About three years ago
/ the young men are said to have taken
two Young ladies out for an auto ride
and when near the Watertown hill the
machine was wrecked and one Of the
defendants IS said to have called the
physician, promising 70 pay him It
is said now to be a case of passing
the buck"
Suit for divorce was filed in circuit
court this afternoon by Mrs. Mary Bar
nett against her husband, Charles Bar
nett Extreme and repeated cruelty
is alleged. Scbriver & Schriver are
the attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-22
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