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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
The Quick Secret Of a Lily
Like Complexion And P Pan%ula Rs'0ty

secrets OF Beauty that No Woman should
be without, Made Public by Naleska SUI
ratt, the brilliant, Actress Famed for
Her Self-Madc Beauty
By NALESkA SIRATT
II HERE s a garden boz every woman's
face. where roses ana lilies can grow In
al their purity and loveiness The trouble
is most OF us do not realize how marvel
ouEN beautiful the skin may become by
the proper method pursued and how quick
ly it may become So. Years 0f time and
effort are spent with powered creams
500. extensively advertised and with only
one result hope constantly deferred.
The simplicity and ease of the proper
method of beauufyiug the skin are really
astonishing There are no half dozen things,
stcamlng and rubbing and the wearing OF
masks. and what not. 10 be done An exc
ample ~ what may be done tn the skin IS
shown by the results 90 the following form
ula This quickly turns a skim previously
muddy sall8W or spottv Into one VI eX-
uuisue luvrliness. pure Zoo it's tint spot
lees aa lUN soft as velvet and nothing
but the generous use Of this formula is
necessary.
simply mix two tablespoonfuls of glyoc-
rino in half pint of hot water and add
one ounce of zntouc. stir until cooled 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
Formerly From Albuquerque.
MRS. HOGUE WELL KNOWN
by ALBUQU ERQUE PEOPLE

As Laura Armiio, Mrs Hoguc is
wen remembered by Albuquerqueans
as one of the most strikinply beauti-
full women that ever lived in this city,
where she spent the earlier Years Of
her life. Her marriage to j. NJ. Hollis
ter and the circumstances attending
her divorce from him I'm Denver
formed the theme OF many neWspa-
per stories a few years ago which
residents of this city will readily re-
call.
Mrs Hogue is connected with some
Of the most prominent families in
Now Mexico, and the news Of her
latest marital infelicity will be read
with interest throughout the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
OFFICIAL REPORT FROM
CNplTAH OF AUSTRIA

Vienna, March 20 (Nia London.
1920 - mo- The following official
statement was issued tonight
Along the Carputhiuu front there
Rave been no important Developments.
but 40 some points "a brisk artillery
duet was engaged iu no the north
west of Nawoma tsoutheast Gulicia)
"a night Mtuck by several Russian bat
tulions Was repulsed
Comparative quiet has prevailed in
other sections of the battle front in
this part of GMicia.
'"fho prHemlHl garrison made "a
sortie yesterday In nu ousterly dircc-
ton and encountered strong forces Of
the enemy which after several hours
fighting. retired"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
GE RNAN THREAT
GETS RESPONSE
FROM RUSSIANS
tsv SoRNNa JOURNAL SPECIAL lrssip wipEi
InIrnmInn NInrnIA nn -, Innh,n


Petrograd, March 20 (,s London,
March ~, 3;f3 a. m. Tho following
kussian official statement was issued
here tonight.
\ German communication issued
March 10, concerning the advance of
the Russian troops on Memcl Cast
PruSslal threatens roprisals against
Russian towns and villages for any
losses sustained by the Memel popu-
lauon The Russian general staff
hereby announces that Memel was
openly defended by an armed enemy
force The battle took place in the
streets.
The civilian population having
taken part in this battle. our troops
We're compelled to take correspond
ing action Therefore IL tho German
troops carry out the threats against
the peaceful civilian population of
Russia, these acts of the German
troops must be regarded not as re-
preston hut as Independent acts and
the moral responsibility for the con-
sequences must rest ON the Germans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
TIRED OF SUPPORTING
HIS TWO CHILDREN


Philadelphia, March 20 Samuel
Lehman Of New York, who is charged
by the police Of that city with throw
ing his two small children out of the
firth story window Of tenement
house last Wednesday resulting in the
death of one and the serious injury of
the other WAS arrested here tonight
ly New York and Philadelphia de
tectVes.
Liebman admitted his identity and,
according TO the detectives, said he
threw the children out of the win
dow because he was tired Of support
ing them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

T'iZ makes Sore burning, tired
feet trN dnuce with delight Away
fo the aches and pains. the cotpe,
o4ilouses blsters. buuions and chill
hlaIus
Tl|" draws out tho acids and po-
ans that puff up your feet $50 mat
i.r how hand you work. how long you
dance. how flr YOU walk. ur how Ions
SOU remain ON your feet "TiX br.nes
Festful foot comfort "TlI It's magi-
cal. grand. wonderful for tired. ache
ius. swollen, smarting feet An how
comfortable, how happy you feel
Your feet just tlnglo for joy; shoes
never hurt or seem light.
Coz 2f cent box OF "FiX' now
from any druggist or department
store End foot torture forever
wear smaller shoes. keep Your feef
fresh sweet an1 happy Just thlut'
a whole years foot comfort ior only
% cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
Nothing Wanting.

Some time when you have a bad
cold give Chamberain's Cough Rem
edy a trial and you will find nothing
wanting in that preparation. 1t loos-
ems a cold relieves the lungs. aids ex-
pectoration and enables the system To
throw off the cold in much less time
than the usual treatment Mrs. l.. r..
Allison, Logansport, Ind, says, 81 have
never found anything that gave me
relief like Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy does" For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

Dissolve teaspoonful ~ eegoi I'm haze
cup ~ hot water This makes a shan,
that cannot be eNeeled, for hs lather ard
cleansing properties For small cosf y',
can get enough eggol al the drug star, w
last you several months
MRS NJ v with an face powder.
there is "a chalkness when makes tb,
powder visible That's why / use INV oo',
face powder made after my own fornti
No one can detect Its use. Vet a Give .a
extraordinary tint, and smoothness to thn
skin. / would he lost without H. This oV,
lcska surau Face Powder" can now be- ,G-
tanned at drug stores
MISS FANNY T.--Your hair win y.,.
soon stop coming out on your comb m
brush and you win notice a tremend.ts
difference in the lustre Of your hair iu he
fast increasing length, and It's fluffuess
.H Won Will make up the following formula
yourself and use IL literally Mix half
pint ef water with half pint Of alcohol
Cor take fun pint of imported bav rur,
IL you prefer iO and add to this one ounce
of betaqunol which you can obtain an ant.
drug store. This makes up over pint NJ
the best hair grower ever known. and
quantity which would cost you many dof
lars II YOU could buy it at the stores
MISS SPECIFIED realize that n a..
possible to rid the face Of blackhcads I'm u
lew minutes time by Simply sUTfNkIIur
some powdered neruNn on sponge made
wet with hot water and rubbing this .p
tho face on the parts affected with bl1cl,
heads. There is no use pinchine out these
persistent olemishes as This spots the skin.
MISS r. C. My using many of the
supeffluous hair burners advertised one
can easily detect the fact that YOU are af.
Hlcted with Wild hair. They leave q rod
spot or burn. or irritate the skin. and some
times remove the hair uuevenly. Use ln-
stead simple sulfo solution. which almost
magicaly dissolyes the hair leaving na
mark cor injury II you cannot get the Sim
pie sufo solution az the drug store. then
get the sulfo powder, which is the same
thing except that you wet 1t With q little
water before APPLYING
MRS - T. Ram sorry you couldr-
get the simple sulfo solution ut the drug
store. I'm such ease. my secretary win got
e and send It to YOU 70 you will address
Secretary to valeska Suratt Thompson
Bldg. Chicago and enclosing the price.
which is one dollar
FRtENDLEss-T this for developing
the bust II is admitted To- be the most
effective Tor the purpose, though You under
stand Il is az best a difficult matter to
produce such development. Avoid me-
ehanical Instruments MIX together two
ounces Of ruetone half cup e sugar and
half pint .uf cold water. This makes
safe mixture Of which take teaspoonfuls
after each meal and at bedtime.
MRS r. r. W-You certainly can get
rid of plnples n "a hurry I would mot
advise You to continue the blood tonic You
mention. Use the following which Is "a
powerful blood cleanser Dissolve twelve
ounces of sugar ana one ounce OF sarsene
in pint Of water OF this, take one or
two teaspoonfuls after meals Get the sar-
seue in the original package, by the ounce,
at any drug store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

Valparaiso, March 20 - Several
American firms recently have been
endeayoring to purchase i'm Chile a
consignment of 1900 rifles but no ef-
fort in this direction has been attend
ed with success. It is believed here
That this same inquiry for arms is be-
ing made in other South American
COMMITTEES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
AME RICAN BARK
IS NEARLY HIT BY
AIRMAN' s BOMB

London, March 20 C3:22 p. MI
A German aeroplane dropped several
bombs today off Deal, q seaport ON
the straits Of Dover The bombs all
landed i'm the sea. A patrol boat
opened fire on the aeroplane, which
turned and disappeared.
An American bark, the Manga
Reva, was narrowly missed by one of
tho missiles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

l carrHnza entered tho city and
mrEnE % Thcy also declare
arrunzl adheronta arc sncKng
hpning aud ghootlng indiscrimlnatoN
throughout the state OF Yucatan,
Iua French consul at prorreao ana
hF family were among the refugees
arriving hero today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
BIG GUNS SHIPPED
TO ENGLISH GOVERNMENT

New York, March 20.-The Cunart
liner Orduna, steamed for Liverpool
via Halifax today with two big guns
consigned To the British government
dashed To her forward deck Each oi
the weapons was ffty-five feet long
In the ships hold were other pieces
of ordnance,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

The meeting of the .Fortnighty
club which was to have been held
next Tuesday has been postponed un-
oil April 6, and will be held at the
home of Mrs. Mabel Stevens Himoe,
instead Of Mrs Rodey. The subject
will be opera
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21
BREAKF Asst FOOD
HURLED BY HOGUE
CAUSES TROUBLE
Former Albuquerque Woman
Figures in Sensational Dr.
yOrCe Proceedings With Po-
lice Court Trimmings,

Los Angeles, calf, March 20.-E.
T.. liOgue may not be "a warlike fig
ure, but his beautiful young Wife,
Laura Armiio HOLSTER Hogue today
convinced Justice Summerneld that
he had been guilty of battery. and
the justice gave "a practical demon
siration of the fact that a plate Of
cornflakes, conservatiVely valued at
! cent, MAY suddenly, in midair, take
on value of / 600 times that amount.
According to Mrs Hogue. her hus-
band possessed both speed and CON
troll. together with nm ample supply
of pep the result being that the
plate of coruflakes struck her on the
lip She forthwith sworc out a war
rant for his arrest. Guilty as charg-
ed, rufhblcd the court after hearing
the evidence. Ten or ten
Both sue for Divorce.
Both Hosue and his wife have filed
suit for divorce. In his petition Hogue
charges Mrs. Hogue with cruelty
Mrs. llogue's petition, filed a few days
later, goes him one better and
charges extreme cruelty Both par
ties tactly admitted before Justice
Summerfeld today that the result Of
the battery trial would be used as
Ib0lH Va Ailt ulN'i &C IliNNttNliiros
The Hogues were married in Los
Angeles March t6, 1914. and lived
happily at the Kenilwood apartments,
1914 Lake street. until the breakfast
food began to fly.
Formerly From Albuquerque.
Mrs Hogue is the daughter Of
wealthy Albuquerque ranch and mine
owner. Before becoming Mrs. IIogue
she was the wife Of j. NJ HOLSTER
Of Denver, from whom she obtained
a divorce, Later she gave quite a jar
To the Denver smart set when she
in the chorus Of the Merry
Widow"
Mrs Hogue declared tonight that
Hogue had made numerous tele-
phone appeals for marital reinstate-
ment But I'll never take him
back she vehemently asserted her
eyes swapping fire, never, never,
never. I'd sooner starve. or be
stunt actress in the movies"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

Mr.. ana Mrs Edmund Fessenden
Cobb are visiting Mr.. Cobb's mother,
Mrs. Z. Il. Cobb. in this city. Mrs.
Cobb was formerly Miss Helen Marie
Hayes and she and Mr., Cobb, who is
prominent in the moving picture
world, were recently married at Colo
RADIO Springs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

koSE BtSlll1S-2-year-ald plants.
$3.50 per dozen. Albuquerque Green
houses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

For Sale by STRONG BROS,
Strong Block. Second and Copper
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-20

mes DerpaBte ibnen Die Rode ultb
Gle Stiefeln, 9elm urlO Miise uno
Sornflter aus Der iunfeInaqelne1teil
Jelogarnitiir, cine Stnroe oarouf
latten Tie @epebr uno 9uionett ultn
Seitengemebr, als Oh es moraerl
lfon losgeben io1te.
3Diif)en al oem lief Der 9ienit,
ben Der Gag bradte.
Mm Sonntag mittag, Dem II. Sill
VI, 5og altrt 8erfenfeloe anf SdIof.
made.
NIs CT auf ben Gaiernenbof fa1lt,
begegaete ibn Der Sberlt. Der mint
.te ihon bon ipeitem, idiitteIte inn
oann Die 9ano: v@ar bran, gerfer.
feloel Sab's grab i'm 6remoenblatt
geleiert. SD miinf9' Sbnen @liid,
lieber 9ertenfeloe."
Der alte id'ritt .oeiter, uno aurt
....s CUR @adtparaoe biniiber. Die
itano id)on in Der langeil, gleiBer.
ben 5ront, Die orei 9ffi5ierstpaden
auf benz red)ten 6liigel: SdloBmade,
aonigsmade, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
redts oaneben oas Mfuiifforps. IS
mar, pie imner, cine 8araoe ir
fleinen. Elm nnitdn0lides grer5ieren
NIT Hoints Dor. Braientieren ui.o
8araoemarid. Sang ME I'M tieiten
5rieoen.
God anf Dem Mari9 sur @odle
mars onoers. @ol 8og altd fonit bel
Bolt Der Niriif nod. Mber beut
brauite nto tposte es ourd Die Stra-
ben; nift 9nnoerte, 9auIenoe ga-
ben oas @eleit, uno Dor Dem IaIais,
no Der 4onig AM gffeniter itonh,
mar Elm Subeln ume Siirra obue
gn0e.
4n 8erfenfeloe glitt oaes uoriiber
pie Elm Sdattenipiel.
{Sortietung folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-20

Captain 6'armes eilten aeldo1ftio
bin nn0 Der; aus Spanoor, Der ma.
ben Se1ning, trafen Die Eatronen.
transporte fir Die ariegsdargieruna
Elm, aft5ig Batronen fir ben Sop;
oes friegsitnrfen &egiments, il
$4,000 fir jeoen Batronentpogen sur
Heierpe; in ben @erfitatten murOc
auf Goo iino 2eben geihuitert mno
geidneioert.
aein Genier i'm Gtaotteil blieb
Ieer, tuenn elm neuer 9feierDiiten-
transport oes @egs 5og. Geriber
nno biniiber flogen Die @riiBe, Sic
Tiifer flatterten; oift aeordnat ge~
lettete oas iuilge Bolt Die aolonns
red)ts uno Iinfs NIT lautem esiibel
ore Wnlif ipieIte auf Dem aaiernen.
eote. Wteoer ulnfie. sriibte es ans
alien Senitern Der langetl 5ront
ben apnlmenoen en.ssesaen. nuo oa'n
padte, nit einem 5dJiaae, oos itrof-
fe &omtmanoo lie. ,StiageItanoen,
'Gidt enfl~ Sic noren lpieoer Col
oaten, Der aern Der Grippe, hires
alten Hegiments.
4bieits itano cine anoere Sfaar.
Gag fir Gag iebt, nm Die Mittags-
ltunoe. Grit maren eg orei ooer bier
gefpeIen, Damn sehn, nun oreiRia
uno fiinf8ig. Sunge @efifter, oenell
faum Der erite 8artiaum iprof,
ihlanfe @eItalten in itaotilfer &ei'
oung. Die Soriale Der 8odihuIen
leerten iih, um bic 4nierne 5u fiji
len. Dus mar Die Suseno, Der DC
iauterite gegeiiterune in ben augell
ipriibte. GaS paren bic Sreiniai,
gen, Die bdten unb flebten: .2oIiet
ms mittlnl" Ole mieoer uno mie.
oerfamen. mettn Der 4rst lie nb,
ipies: pWir idnffen's idonl $50 Der
Wiae lit, lit aud Die araftl 2aifci
ms mittun!" uno NIT linen itan.
ben, morteno nno barreno, BON Soe
81 Gag mebr, i'm ergreifenoen &c.
genias, M1lmer In reifen Ssahrel,
NIT ergraitem Saar; Die aus Dem
gluslnno berbeigeeilt paren, nuf Der
eriten @efruf oes eleftriiden Sun.
fens, INN oes groBen Samples nil.
len, M1nner aus alien 8erufen, Die
feline 8fliht mebr bannte, MIR Der
cine @unih uno 8ilIe: Ballet unS
mittinl 2aiiet ms mittunl~
Ginem geipaltigen ll6riperf gleidt
r~egeln1Big, obne Mioerit1noe, roltt
lidl Die Wobilmadung al, i'm gro.
rem I'M fleinen mo i'm fleiniten. Gas
Battalion nobm feline G~eierbilten III
empfang uuo teilte lie ieoen
@atiptmarn 81, Der tie wie6er ben
3ugfiibrer uno Der aorporalifaft
iiberaob. Sic itiirmten sic aeluobft
ten 9reppen binouf ais h1tten Ii
gelterfi, porgeitern erit Die auiern;
perlaiieu. ltub Der Captain Bar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-20
8aMtniekuIs Qrtifel.

Infer @orrat an 8dumen, Gtrdus
d]ern, glltunen. Sdmen etc. lit Der bette,
tDelfer ie in Eeras ge5ogen truroe. linz
iere Breife finb niebriger ais in an6eren
B0iimfdulen unb Sic 0anre III n
mensedt uno sufriebenIteIeno.
Bir Sin6 nun 20 Sabre i'm Bautps
i6uls@efddft unb mir gefpinnen idbrlit,
9unoerte bon relien &linben (trob ser
aroRen aonfurrens n5rbIiher @eTddfte).
9ieies biiret fir uniere @eelttdt. 5dsf
Gith i~inferen 81 Seiten ftarfen &otafoo
fommen ipenn SIR etipas All pfInnaen
geoenft. Ser aatnIog piro fit Be Brief
marfen frei b~erfanot.
Adresse: Comal Springs Nursery,
Otto Locke. New Braunfels, Tex.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-20

aomat bon $ anngp b. 3obeItis.
l6ortiesuna.l

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Bon alien gabnbofen famen iie
nno 5ogen IN lamgen aolonmen oell
anieruen 5u. Die it1mmigen Oil
preuBen uno Honmlern, Die SdIe.
fier, oie Monofopfigen @eItfolen,
Die leidtlebigen NheinI1nAer; oa5u
Die beoabttgen 9oliteiner il. Shles.
niger aus Der Moromarf. bic San.
noperaner uno Soften, nro IS war
tein INTERRUPTED 5tpiiden beue1 arg
Den alten Nropin5en unb oe1e1t aug
ben me4eN, bis ppf lpenieen Sabrel
hem A9AenapaerHitaat aiasidaHtsbet.
6 mar fsIa i1pteridieo aipiiden sen
oiirgeFt DE crit inn lesten Script
pug 9te1erys entloifen, uno ben Mcl.
lesen MI ben Genfmiin5en BON 1861
ilIo 1855. sic ale iparen zines
@ya{tes.
Sd]per flang oer tpltdtige Marid=
idritt Der Neierpen aif Dem Bflae
tier. 2goI fam 70 mland)er, Der 8eib
un0 Sinh onbeim Iniien nrlBte nno
Der Goreu mi &er5eu trlg; es fam
70 iitnnd)er, Der, iab aus arbeit uno
Beirut berdnsgeriiien, nm Die grnte
ouf Dem 6eloe bangle. Wan iab's
linen stld3t an. Sober fpomoalid
nod ais 0dS iunge gfut trugen iic
ben aopf, trokiger mar ibre SoI-
titng, trobiger ibr gang. Das Be-
ferlono IN @efobr, Der alte Sonic
8eibbnrt beihimpft, Der grbfeino an
Der @ren5e: oraufl mar Die 60
lung. Wie's ibnen oofeim oie Sd.
ter eeiogt bntten BON Mnno 1918:
init Got, fir 90nig uno 9aterlano
gs mar fem SaudBeu in SEN Hei.
ben es mar fem uebcrnuaf in Sen
orbeitsbarfeu @eiihtern. grnIt Ia.
men Tie 6aber, Der gouer i'm Or.
~feitsfitteI SduIter an Sdalter mi.
eem Mrbeiter i'm beaen CONNER.
rod, ale i'm gomae Der 9fliht
3mifden ben Maiier3eilen hattie
Dr0bneno uno orobeno i6r qIeidmG.
bigger Sdritt. aber iperln elmer oos
@renBenlieo anitimntte, fielen 81,
Sunocrt nno 9auieno Elm, Die Wtdn.
ner redten uno Ifredtell iid, uno oie
aligen begannen 81 leiidten.
Ter ipeite aoiernenbof Der 10 itil
gelegen in ben letten Tngen Der Silt
re Dor Dem Sturm. bot faiim Blat
genug. "a itonoen idon Die 0ienit
fabr5enge oes Regiments, Die Muui
tionsmogcr, Die aompagniefarren
Nus benz 3euabauIe fdnen Die aug
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IN Den Biidlienmohereien flog oei
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-21

+, r Is s a -s 80 10y
about IS years. Of Cedar Rapids. iowa:
Madge Conn, a grand niece. age about
YEARS ah onda "a lo ysa;s OF naapna
minnesota: John II. Morrisey. nephew,
age about II years. of Zumbro Fails.
aEe. aboue IS c Years. Of MinneapoIs Min
nesOta. ~. = ~ -
You and each Of You are hereby no!
titled that there has been presented to
office Of the clerk of said court. the
alleging that said Bridget sMorrisey, Of.
Or about the year 1852 resided with
her parents at Goderich,o : Ontario; = that n,.
John Morrisey, died and a few months
thereafter the said Bridget Morrisey,
left her mothers. home and went to
three years after the death Of the said
John .Morrisey, his surviving. spouse.
Catherine Morrisey. and all OF her
Bridget. moved from Goderich Canada.
to Michigan and about the year 1866
they moved from Michigan to the State
and sisters of the said Bridget Morrisey,
heard Indirectly that she had moved
from Canada to Michigan and had mar
they were never able to verify this re-
port that since the year 1853 neither
her mother nor her brothers or sisters
nave nedru s1fOIn neF DIRECTLY. dltilouEu
on several occasions they wrote letters
and tried to find her; that the said
Bridget Morrisey, or Bridget Brady, may
have followed her said family from Can,
ada to Michigan and then to Iowa and
been unable to locate them. .
That on the s1st. dav of December:
1910, Catherine Cummings. sister of
said Bridget Morrisey, or Bridget Brady,
died intestate leaving as known heirs at
law all of the above named persons and
as the petitioner believes the. said Bird
get Morrisey, as her only heirs.
That the said Bridget Morrisey, or
Bridget Brady, if she survived her said
the owner of a one fifth interest in
the property belonging to the estate of
the said Catherine Cummings deceased.
Is It is further alleged in said petition
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-21
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR AD-
49,. MINlSTRATiON 5%l5 ri

In District Court of Iowa in and for
Delaware County. Is
May Term, 1915. r.. ~ ~, - g.$. x y.
In the matter. of the estate Of Bridget
Morrisey Or Bridget Brady, Absentee
Notice of petition for administration
on estate of Absentee. ~"
TO Bridget Morrisey, or Bridget
BRADY and to her surviving spouse. II
any. and to Julia Behan. sister. age
about ~ years, of Ryan, Iowa; Ellen
.. Smith, a sister age about "a years
carthy, niece age about SIS years, of
Montivcdo, Minnesota; James w. Kelley:
d g,und nephew, age. about 80 years, OF
i grand nephew. age about 81 years of
Milnea polls. Minnesota: Mrs. j., 3. Haw-
kins. grand niece. age about 20 yeas,
a grand niece. age about 29 years. Of
st. Paul. Minnesota; Mrs. +: J. seifert.
a grand niece age about rs years OF
a grand nephew. age about rs years,
81 Hancock, Minnesota; Joseph NJ. keio
ley. grand nephew age aP hoEat %
about a boz 70 Years. OF Minneapolis. Mime,
SOFA; John Joseph Kelley. a. srand
South Dakota: Francis Henry Kelley, q
,.and, nephew, age about 20 wears, OF
Salem, South Dakota: Thomas Louis
ears, of Salem. South Dakota: Edward
Michael: Kelley. a grand nsphe", age,
about &c years. of Salem. South Da-
kota; Stephen Daniel Kelley, a grand
nephew, age about 20 years. OF Salem,
south Dakota: Patrick Albert Kelley,
/ grand nephew, age about IS years.
of Salem. 5south, Dakota; Mary Harriet
Kelley, grand niece. age about Is
Vincent Kelley, a grand nephew, age
about Is years. of Salem. South Da-
kota; j. Fl: Leonard. grand nepheW.
Sarah Leonard, grand niece age
1bout SO years, of Spokane. washington;
darearet Leonard. q, grand niece ags
ton: NJ. r. Leonard. grand nephew.
age about % years of Kenwood. Flor
ida: Besse Leonard. a grand niece, age