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FRANCIS JOSEPH
SERIOUSLY I'LL

ROME. Oct. IA. via Paris. oct. 10.
l2:J 30 a. m.-The Idea Rationale says
II learns from trustworthy sources
mat the condition Of Emperor Fran
CHS Joseph Is growing worse. The
mind OF the Austrian emperor. the
newspaper says. Is weakening. and he
u suffering from depression and has
frequent spells Of weeping.
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INDICTED MINERS
ARE "RE-EMPLOYED

DENVER. Colo. oct. 14-Members OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
some OF whom are under Indictment on
charges growing out Of disorders in con
nectlon with Colorado miners strike. have
Deen rc-employed by the Colorado FueI
n Iron Company In some OF its M
county mines, according to reports re-
ceiNed By the miners union here.
During his recent visit. John n. Rock
eteller. Jr., declared that no discrimina-
tion would be shown against members
OF the union In filling future
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ARRESTS AUTOIST
onioer woris stops Driver VINO Runs
on Left side % atreef-
nan Given

stove ianisruatl was arrested last
evening ty OniCrr Woris whom be- ran
hlH car down the left side % Pane
street coming into wheeling Ianirfw.
ski put up "a forfeit % f2b ~ appear a.
a. hearing in police court this morning
r. a sklck vas picked up iaat rirhf
james Kills. was picked uu hv Inc .amo
Tor a. similar reason.
oscar Hruwu was arrested By Omirrr
hHtr on charge ~ heinz Iia0rderfv
Complaint was made hV Miss Vcnfa
Hun and Mre oscar brown.
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OPPOSE NEW ORDER.

NEW YORK. oct IA committees
Of representative Of the various trans.
Atlantic lines was appointed today "a
confer on Monday with secretary oi
Labor Wilson. ~ Washington In regard
20 the recent order 81 the immigration
bureau requiring that second class
passengers be examined az Ellis ~.
land These lines claim the new order
VIII Increase their operating expenses
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SELF DEFENSE PLEA.

Special Dispatch 20 The Intelligence
MARIETTA. Ohio. Oct lf-CIaim-
INK self defense. Eli Spanutch. t4e
Austrian who murdered Mile Kioson
ovic 81 Cincinnati near here sunday.
entered a plea of not guilty and un
able 20 furnish thoIsand dollars
bond was placed I'M the county Jail
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oct. II. via London
OCT. 10. 1905 a. MN the ontcfai
statement from General H-aadauarters
issued tonight was the following
y German aeroplane has dropped
several bombs on the Remersh railway
line north OF Friedrichstadt. In the
region OF Jacobstadt the artillery hre
has Increased In intensity in some
places. ~
ION the night OF the 18th a Zeppelin
dropped about nifty bombs near pvinsk
No one was injured"
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ATHENS oct %. via Paris. Oct
-. ff5 q m-Bulraria has in stock
only 1880 shells for machine gun. a..
cording 10 Information from serbian
sources. and 10 is absolutely essential
To rita troops 10 affect n junction
with The Austro-G Germans who have
invaded Serbia within n fortnight. II
Dr. reported from Sofia that German Of.
GERS and a number Of German work
men who went there from Constant
noplo erected a large munitions fac
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NN N ". oct 1a-r0unarf
for william Barnes. filed to-day Dol tho
onundaEa county ricrks onice an order
siEucd hV Judge Williams DENYING me-
motion Tor "a nov trial iu the libel act.
Jon brought against Colonel Roosevelt
IT was announced that an appeal would
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= E-EoEoENnEr

AMSTERDAM VIA London. oct d
II 100 o. m-Thc Berlin Reichsanaeir.
announces the enEaFrmenf OF rriul
joachim. son Of EurmrrN
William and Princess Marie Auruaffrl
daughter % Prince Edward on AnFaI
ne prln,es- vac ~ years old IA
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Greece Loosenlna Sword.

ATHENS. Greece. Wednesday. Oct.
IL. via Paris, Oct. IL. 6 p. Mn re.
Spouse TO a request for a definition
OF the attitude OF Greece. King Con.
stantine today made the following
statement 20 The Associated Press.
Greece IL merely l%oosening her
sword in its s~cabbard. She menaces
no one. But she cannot permit that
events shall constitute a menace TO
the Integrity Of the nation or the free.
dom OF h Greek people.
IT f. my duty TO preserve my coun.
try from the danger OF destruction
through becoming involved in the .
eral European conflict I hope TO do
this AZ all hazards-if II be possible -
ATHENS. Wednesday. oct. Il. via
PARIS, Oct II. 1855 a. m-General
sarratl. commander In chief OF tho
French forces In the Orient who arriv.
cd In Saloniki yesterday. will take com.
mand Of the expeditionary army.
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Fifty miles south Of Nish on tho
trunk line between Baigrada and gato.
Mkt possession of which BE- the imme.
diate objective Of Serbia's foes. he Tho
town 81 Nryauya. which b. probabIv
the n referred 10 In the foregoing
despatch. Vranya BE- on the portion
.of the railroad which bands nearest
10 the bulgarian frontier. ~ which
tho Invading BulRarians have been ~.
.pected 20 strike 10 cut the
cations % the serhiana
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night.
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Cross eulear Frontier.
Oct. Il. 6:27 a. m.
troops crossed the Bull
Asroplane Plight

fAHiS. Oct. II. 1880 p. m.-The Of
ticial ~mmunicatl issued by the w.,
ottice tonight follows in part
y squadron OF twenty aeroplanes To-
GAY bombarded the station at Razau-
court. behind the Champagne front. One
OF our aeroplanes struck down a Ger
nan captive balloon which dropped 10
the south OF Monthois.
An enemy ~aeroplane was brought
down by one OF our machines 10 tbe
north OF the Aisne. II fell within Inc
German lines to the north OF Buoy lie
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ATHENs. Wedncsdar 49, Il


ATHENS Greece. Wednesday. Oct
y via Paris. Oct IL. 1876 a m
communication have been cut be
lance Of Eve miles.
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Will Publish Text.

Will Publish Text.
PARIS. Oct. IL. ABS a. m.-Because
OF Greece's refusal to join forces with
Serbia II is understood that Premier
Pachitch of Serbia. intends to publish
the text of the Greco-Serbian treaty
to enlighten the allies and the neu.
trails as TO The conduct OF King Con
stantine's government. says a Petit
Parisien despatch from Athens.
PARIS. Oct. IA. 4:3O a. mixing
OF Montenegro. is quoted by
the Petit Parisien as having declared
TO the Cattinje correspondent: I'VE
are fighting In the enemy's territory:
we are ready and we fear nothing"
The Montenegro army has been re-
organized and re-equipped. according
10 Colonel Patchitch. chief OF staff.
who declared the army OF the little
Balkan state is worthy the confidence
OF the allies
The offensive begun by Austria all
along the Montenegrin front has been
repulsec up to the present and the
military situation is said TO be salts
factory.
Gross 6ulgsr Frontier.
LONDON, Oct. Ii. 6:27 a. m.-Ser.
oian troops crossed the Bulgarian
frontier Tuesday. says a Reuter- dis.
patch from Sofia and attempted 10 oc.
cupy heights situated on Bulgarian
territory west OF Belogradchik. The
lighting which followed lasted all uay
but the Serbs finally were repulsed
and the Bulgars themselves occupied
the heights.
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SITUATION SERIOUS
toontiuusd from Firss Rass.)

troops would cooperate a soon as
they were available"
French premier. NJ. viviani, had
more cheering news for the allied
countries. when. in the French senate.
he expressed the belief that the al
lies a count on Italian cooperation
in the Balkans"
There is naturally much specula-
ton as to how Italian and Russian as
sistance will be afforded. Italy has
a large number of troops available and
the same means of moving them to the
desired spot, but Russia is handicap
ped in this respect. and there is an
inclination here to believe a report
from Rome that Petrograd has asked
Rumania to allow Russian troops to
pass through her territory on the way
to Bulgaria.
To grant such a request would be
construed by Germany as tantamount
TO a definite alliance with the entente
powers and would doubtless result in
Austro-German troops attacking Ru-
mania.
Germany Displeased
This, II is thought. might happen
anyway. as Germany has already
shown her ~displeasure at Rumania's
refusal to allow munitions to pass
through to Turkey. and now il is re-
ported that Germany has suspended
the postal service and is holding I'D all
foodstuffs consigned to Rumania over
German railways until Bucharest more
clearly defines its attitude toward the
central powers.
These diplomatic questions are not
delaying the military operations. The
Austro-German and Bulgarian attacks
on Servia are proceeding space. They
are. however. meeting with stern re-
s~istance. and, although under constant
attack since October 5. the S~ervians
are giving ground only foot by foot.
The extent of the Bulgarian invasion
up TO the present, according to the
dispatch from Nish. consists of an ad-
vance over the frontier at one point
OF a mile. With this exception, saws
tie report, the fighting line remains
intact and the railways have not yet
been reached.
II Is reported also that the allies
have begun an offensive in the Oar.
danelles to keep the Turks busy The
Russians r continuing their attacks
In Galicia in an effort TO clear the Aus.
TRANS from the Rumania frontier and
prevent them sending any further re-
Inducements against Servia.
General Attack.
In TACT, there appears to be a gen
eral attack on all the German fronts.
The British and the French, Berlin re-
lates. have attacked in Flanders and
Champagne. while the German official
report OF he campaign in Russia is a
record OF counter attacks against the
Russians. who are endeavoring to re-
gain the initiative.
yer the Belgian coast Is not ex.
cepted. British monitors having again
been bombarding the German positions
along this coast. British submarines
in the Baltic thus far have sunk ten
German ore-carrying steamers. and
completely paralyZed the ore trade
between Sweden and Germany. This
has caused some dissatisfaction in
Sweden. and II Is charged that two
steamers were sunk within Swedish
territorial waters. But the British as.
sert that they have been studiously
observing international law, and have
been sinking only German steamers.
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WANTED-MALE
W~ANTED:--so Coke
Men. The consol-
idation Coal Co.,
Monongah, ". Va.

"AzTxpEFor he U. S Army. able
tween the ages OF Is and 3S. For infor-
GrsnS Apply 70 Sergeant Meredith.
aoeel. OLAF
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out door work. Good pay. Apply koom
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news agents on ID. a D.. trainr' AMY
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wAsxspIAssas. q ssn %. Nsv Ea-
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DeH ga o-7-tf
Wal for second cook.
Apply Mckeever Restaurant, 1913 Mar
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WANTED-Apartments
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WANrED-Three or four furnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping. Call
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BE- prosecuted. The Judgment On faviI
- Colonel Roosevelt has not yet beel
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES

foh SALE-Chalmers coupe. also Chal-
mers SU-J passenger touring car. Al
dress J. y. care Intelligencer. o-I2-I
ron sALE-Automobile Sir CvIIndor
touring car. o. A. smith, d. s Ia1n-
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. se-5o-ff
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

IOINLNAL DINECIOKO
Louis BertsGhV
fONEEAL DIRECTOR AMI
SRTEHtAL EMBALNER,
ti22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Dag or Ntehe-
Store homes cas-
G. J. BCrtschv. Nat Phone ta6a-R
Breummer e. HHdebrsnd'
Funeral Dtrsotors and HmbAim~ra
corner MARKET and wenty-aec0nd afkN
Eelephune luI ppfn daE snN rfehtk y
BE- prosecuted The Judgment In favI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14
RY ALICE ROUE.

ROME, Jan. 14.-With martial
law prevailing In the entire rc-
gion devastated by the earth
quake, which destroyed many
towns and did enormous damage
i'm central Italy, government OFF,
cials are today making extraord-
mary efforts to compile list Of
the dead and get relief to the In
jured. 1t is believed that IL will
he several days before accurate
figures can be obtained.
In reports received by cabinet
members in special session esti-
mates of fatalities varied greatly.
Some were lat least 10000 dead"
and upwards of 10000 injured.
Premier Salandra, after reviewing
the reports received from all
sources, said he did not believe
that more than 1000 were killed.
This estimate of the premier's
came an hour after he had told
the cabinet that early reports tn
dicated the death list at 10000.
This estimate was lowered In the
meantime by receipt of dispatches
from Potenza, indicating that the
casualties in that district had
been greatly exaggerated.
After hearing the reports of
the devastation, the cabinet set
aside an emergency fund Of $780,
900 for immediate relief of sur
ferers and instructed the minister
of war to send $500 additional
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SEATTLE, Jan. 14.-W. G.
Hulfer, a clerk in drug store at
Broadway and Madison street.
was found guilty of a charge of
the unlawful sale of narcotic drug
In Justice Gordon's court yester-
day afternoon and was sentenced
to serve four months in the coun-
ty jail. This is believed to be
the first Jail sentence for this Of
Tense to be administered In Seat
tie. Hulfer took an appeal to
the superior court and was releas-
ed on 81 200 bonds.
Austin Hardwick, a pale-cheek-
ed, white-haired youth, with his
once sparkling eyes dimmed and
dull and his head and body shak-
ing under the influence of the
drug, was the states witness, and
1t was almost solely upon his tes-
timony that Hulfer was convicted.
Hardwick said that he had been
buying the flake" from Hulfer
for the past two months and had
experienced no difficulty in pro-
curing it.
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MILLS GETTING cold FEET
IN TELEPHONE RATE DEAL

Commissioner Mills Ii afraid
OF the people of Tacoma.
Although he Is avowedly lined
up with the Sunset Telephone
company, and is preparing = Wig
orous fight against Mayor Faw~
cett's ordinance cutting down ter
ephone rates In Tacoma. Mills r.
beginning to get cold feet.
At Wednesdays session May
or Fawcett placed clever little
piece OF political strategy, and
Commissioner Atkins unconscious
ly forced Mills to. make state
ment that he has been sidestep-
ping for many days.
Fawcett. knowing full well that
the citizens OF Tacoma, and en-
pecially the business men. are
taking up the fight for lower tel
ephone rates with a vigorous de-
termination, appointed Commits
sioners Woods, Atkins and Mil's
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on a committee to learn the opin-
Ions of business men regerdins
the ordinance.
Yes. certainly think that
the business men should have an
opportunity Of coming before US
and expressing their opinion" re-
marked Atkins.
Then as an afterthought. At
kins turned to Mills.
Don't you think so. Millss
he asked.
But Mills pretended that he
didn't hear.
Il say. don't you think the
business men should tell what
they think about the ordinance,
Mills" demanded Atkins.
'I-um-well-I--" began Mills,
turning red as a beet.
"Yes-I--sure, guess So" he
murmured. That 10. thiIk
they should"
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MONEY RETuRN NED;
AUDITOR MISSING

KALAMA, Wash, Jan. la
There has been no word yet con-
corning the return of George ii.
Campbell, the retiring auditor OF
this county. who was not present
at the expiration OF his term last
Monday. to turn over his office to
Ben Olson. his successor.
The money. however, which
was alleged at first to be lacking
to balance his accounts, has been
replaced by his brother and depu-
ty. Archie A. Campbell. The aud
itor from the state department
left last night. declaring that the
books were all right.
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WELL GET MARRIED ANY
way" SAYS BOY IN JAIL

Taken from a northbousd train
at the Union depot last night
while they were clipping to Seattle
TO get married. Miss Rose Ellis.
age 10, and Mitchell Murray. age
23, both OF Rainier, Ore, are held
at the Tacoma Jail today awaiting
extradition to their home. Murray
has retained an attorney and says
that he will spend his last cent to
fight the case.
Murray is tailor. Miss Ellis
father is a wealthy merchant of
Rainier. Her father. an Assyrian,
had selected one of his nephews
for betrothal with Rose. But the
girl. deeply in love with Murray.
refused to listen to the wedding
made by her father.
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With her marriage to her
fathers nephew set for only a
month away. the girl packed up
her belongings yesterday morning,
slipped away from home, and
took a train with Murray for Sc
attic. They had Just SIT be-
tween them, to pay for the we'd
ding.
I'VE love each other. and want
to get married" said Murray from
his cell today Just because her
father has old-country ideas is no
reason why he can interfere with
his daughters happiness. Well
get married I'm spite of every eff
fort that's made to stop MS, SO
they might rs well quit chasing
u.s."
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five zEPPELINS TO
STRIKE AT ENGLISH SHORES

Here on Lake Constance every
body talks Zeppeiins. It is report
ed that dissatisfaction In Germany
over the progress of the field
forces makes the Zeppelin at
tacks on England a certainty and
that soon.
ID h even said that Count Yep
peiin himself will lead the raid as
the browning achievement Of his
career!
Hurting iJ0. 50 pounds Of high
explosive into London In believed
by the Germans just the moral
shock needed % make britain sue
for peace.
The fleet of IS Zeppelins will
load close To that quantity of ex-
plosive as eech dirigible Is capa-
BILE OF carrying 5000 pounds.
The gas bag OF all except the
latest super-zeppelins. Is 500 feet
In length and so feet In diameter.
Beneath the envelope are two
cars, suspended near each end.
The Rrward one is the bridge.
the aft car holds the engines.
Amidships Is the cabin. Connect
ing the three Is long covered
passageway.
The crew varies from II to 25
men, and there is ample room for
sleeping quarters and a kitchen.
EXPLOSIVE DROPPED
by PRESSURE OF FOOT
The gunner. swinging in his
steel-armored cage. 1900 feet be-
low the gas bag. must be extreme
ly accurate to hit even the larg-
est building as the 60-miIe speed
of the Zeppelin is enough to de-
stroy aim. But in that speed de-
Ponds the safety, also, of the
raiders.
The bombs are RELEASED by an
electric attachment worked by
foot pedal. The bombs are cylin-
drical, not unlike piece of stove
pipe. The operator has his hands
free to adjust his range-finding
instruments while with his foot
he drops the explosives.
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SAL CON BAN OFF

THE DALLES, Ore, Jan. A.
The ban on tables and chairs in
saloons here was removed when
the ordinance passed by the city
council several months ago was
supplanted by a new measure just
enacted by the aldermen.
The fact that Oregon is to be-
come dry in 1916 is offered as .
reason for the action. One OF the
arguments advanced In it's favor
was that farmers and strangers In
Thu, Dalles have no place to gath
er Tor amusement.
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FOR DRINK HABIT

So uniformly successful has
ORRINE been In restoring the
victims OF the Drink Habit In
to sober and useful citizens, and
80 strong Ii our confidence In its
curative powers, that we want to
emphasize the fact that oRRINE
is sold under this positive guar
antee. II, after a trial, you get
no benefit, your money will be
refunded. OHRINE costs only
800 per box. Ask for Free
Booklet. French Drug Co.. 1855
Pacific av.: Owl Drug Co.. 904
G st.
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0ld-1ime Cold
cure-O Tea!

Get small package of Ham,
burg Breast Tea. or as the Ger
man folks call 1t, Hamburger
Brust Thee" at any pharmacy.
Take a tablespoonful of the tea,
put a cup Of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and
drink a teacup full at any time.
It is the most effective way to
break a cold and cure grip, as it
opens the pores, relieving con-
gestion. Also loosens the bow
els, thus breaking a cold at once.
1t is inexpensive and entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14
GENERAL SESSION
FOR BOOZE TALK

OLYMPIA, Jan. 14.-Members
of the senate committee on liquor
legislation announce that meet
ing will be held January I'll. at
which all interested are asked to
be present to speak for or against
initiative bill No. Is and other
anti-dry measures. The question
before the legislature is whether
to call special election next fall
or leave the issue for a vote at the
general election In 1916.
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LOTT SINKING

CHEHALIS, Jan. 14.-Frank
Lott, the vader healer" is not
expected to live throughout the
day. He became delerious yes,
terday. Lott Is i'm trouble with
the grand jury over alleged Illegal
use of the mails. He has been
i'll some time.
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awful! Three PUYALLuP
DIVORCE CASES SAME DAY

: Josephine Wilson declares her
husband, Albert, has a nasty tenn
per and that he leaves her FREE
quently without saying where he
is going, at which times he &C.
casionally remains away two or
three weeks. They were mar
ried In Nome, Alaska. November
4. 1908.
Florence e. Haddon made a
complaint against Thomas ID.
Haddon on the grounds of nom
support and abandonment. She
asks the custody of their child.
two and half years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-14
MAGICIANs SUNDAY

What promises to be one oil
the most stupendous magical pro-
auctions ever seen In Tacoma will
be presented by Leroy, Talma,
Bosco and a company of fifty
jugglers, fakirs. illusionists and
mystery people who come to the
Tacoma theater Sunday and Mon
day nights, Jan. II and is. Lee
Roy. Talma, Bosco and their COM
pany reached America early In
December from the war zone. II
is the first time that these noted
English magicians have appeared
In this country.
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Staid old Puyallup today is hid

Stafd old Puyallup To-Day Is hid
ing her face.
Three divorce suits were
brought into court here today by
Elmer e, Healey, prominent
young Puyallup attorney. and the
plaintiffs In each are women.
Matilda A. Shaul Of Puyallup
complains that her husband, l.. ID.
Shaul. Is too free with other wom-
en-. and has stated her own age
as being SO years and that OF her
husband Al. They were married
in Garnet Kansas. July 10, 1894.