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The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-13

department ever had was that Aus tria would make the right of pr
 Dumba to warn the Austrian citt zens not to work in intuition fac tories an issue in the controversy.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-13

l Whether or not his assailant was a Turk is not known, as the assas- 1 sin escaped
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-13
TURK SENATOR AS SSASSINATED

LONDON, Sept. 12-A report re ceived here from Constantinople is to the effect that Mehamed Pasha, a Turkish senator, met death re
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-13
WHAT RICHMOND SAYS.

w TIA fNlC7 M OiNO oH o.
 Volney Richmond, general 5uperin tendent of the Northern Commercial company, who is now in Fairbanks, states that the suit was first filed in July. At that time the local N. C. offices were notified of the fact and a number of atfidaVits were se- cured from people who went out on the stage coach with MT, Adams, showing that he was not injured by the iron on the stage coach seat as the Seattle complaint re- cites, but by gun which he car ried in his hip pocket.
 The atiidavits were those of Dan Kennedy. who was driver of the stage; Fred Carter. who acted as guard for the same party of prison CTS for which MT. Adams was also acting as guard, and Dr. L. C. Smith, who attended MT Adams at Chitina directly after he arrived there. Uni ted States Marshal L. T. Erwin, who was also a member of the party on the same trip, did not make affl- davit, according to his statement to- day, but wrote letter setting forth tie facts in the case. This evidence has all been forwarded to the Se- attle attorney of the N. C. Company MT. w. H. Gorham.
 ERWiN'S STATEMENT.
 Interviewed today on the subject of the suit recently filed in Seattle by Frank C. Adams. United States Marshal Erwin stated that he was informed some time ago that such a proceeding was to be instituted. He further stated that he considers the plaintiff in the case has no cause for complaint, as there were no Jolts or jars on the journey other than those absolutely necessary to such a trip. He further commended MT. Adams highly for his ability to stand the trip the way he did.
 ADAMS WAS SICK.
 MT. Adams left Fairbanks April 14 for the Outside. with a party Of prisoners and guards, according to the statement today of Marshal Er- win He was a very sick man at the time and intended to go to Mayo Brothers hospital for treat ment.
 Mrs. Adams stated over the phone today that the reason he did not go to Mayo Brothers, was that he was so severely injured by the stage trip that he could not continhe his jour- hey from Seattle. She also states that she received a letter from her husband on the recent mail from the Outside, and that he Is now getting along nicely. ..
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-13
FRANK ADAMS SUES N. |. CO.
 F0R DAMAGES
TANNED WHILE CO., ING OUTSIDE.

SEATTLE, Sept 12.-Frank c. Adams, jeweler of Fairbanks, Alas ka, has instituted suit here against the Northern Commercial company for $12,000, which he alleges is due him for injuries sustained by the iron projection of stage coach in which he made the trip from Fair banks to Chitina, Alaska. The com plaint cites that the projection so injured the hip of the plaintiff tha' an abscess formed and that he was compelled to have an operation per formed for same.
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IMPROVEMENT IN WEATHER
CONDITIONS is PREDICTED

WASHINGTON. Feb. MARKED
improvement in weather condition
throughout the eastern states was
predicted tonight by the of.
fetal forecasters here. They
said the disturbance which brought
snow. sleet. and rain from the Great
Lakes to the middle Atlantic states,
Probably would pass off the New Eng
land coast tomorrow into the Atlantic
leaving generally fair weather in its
wake
Late reports TO The weather bureau
said the disturbance would probably
disappear tomorrow night Until then
the weather will De unsettled with
snow Wednesday in New England and
New York and far Thursday In the
Atlantic and Gulf states. the central
valleys and lake region. fair weather
was predicted Wednesday and Thurs
day
Another storm Of marked intensity
was central tonight over the north.
western states and sweeping eastward.
/; was attended by rain and high
winds. This disturbance. the forecas.
tiers said, would not affect the east.
err states before the erd OF the week
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A WEIRD STORY.

NEW YORK. Feb. Fred Mors.
who said he was a former nurse in
the Odd Fellows Home in Yonkers.
near here gave the police a puzzle TO
solve today by walking into the dis.
trict attorneys office and announcing
that he had killed Eight superannu.
ated octogenarians" in the home. who
were of no more use in the world. /"
He said he had used poison 10 do
away with some and anaesthetics 10
Kill others. Mors was committed 10
Bellevue hospital for examination
into his sanity. Meanwhile. the Yonk.
ers authorities were notified OF his
story.
II was learned that eight aged pa.
tients had died in the Yonkers insti.
tuition while Mors was employed there
but DIT. r. VI. Justus. the house sur.
seon at the home. declared all had
died from natural causes. Investiga.
lions. however. were begun by Cor.
oner James p. Dunn. and Chief OF
Police Wolf. although each declared
he placed little credence in Mors
story.
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sandy Ridge Brisfs.

Mr simon Howell attended the farm
ers' institute at SOmertOn Friday and
saturday.
Mr. William Harris was a business
caller In town Saturday.
Misses Pearl and Myrtle shepherd. OF
Hunter. were guests OF Miss Vera
Brooks. Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. william Boyd and Mrs. John
Brooks were calling on Mrs. sophia
Harris, who g. critically ill at the home
or her son. William Harris one day last
week
MIR and Mrs Herman McEndru. Of
Lower Sandy, were the guests Of Mr..
aud Mrs Harry Gibson saturday.
Air Frank COnard. OF Union Ridge.
wearing a broad smile. and its all on
account OF the new boy"
Miss LenOra Carpenter was visiting
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. John War
rick. one day last week.
Lewis Naylor was a business caller
In town Saturday
Andrew Jercrs and Ricnzi Davis. OF
Goshen Ridge. were doing business Ia
GAINESVILLE saturday
J. %. Thompson. OF Belmont. was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Foreman.
OF Speidel. Wednesday.
Mrs. Clark Wells. OF Speidel - SUI
fering with an attack Of Ia grippe.
Glenn McEndru was GAINESVILLE
caller saturday.
Mr. Charles Wood. OF Slab Town. was
visiting IN town Saturday.
Mrs. 4. u. Peddicord, Of Dora was
visiting her sister. Ars. George Leiders.
Of GAINESVILLE Saturday.
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TO TEST coNsTITUTIoNALIrY
OF BELMONT TOWN ORDINANCE

special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Feb. 2.-The
case OF the Adams Traction company
VS.. the town OF Belmont was filed IN
me common pleas court today before
Judge Charles Lynch. The case re-
lates TO the company testing the town
ordinance In regard TO heavy traffic
in which no load consisting OF over
1000 tons was TO be hauled over the
streets. In order TO test the ordinance
as 10 its constitutionality the com
pany had Royal League haul a load OF
over 5000 tons over the streets.
League was Immediately arrested and
taken before the mayor OF Belmont.
where he was fined 5000 and costs.
League then carried the case before
Judge Lynch. where he asked for a
writ OF habeas corpus. but the Judge
refused 20 grant the writ. and the com
pany Immediately fled a petition in
error in the common pleas court to
day. The attorney for the town IL O.
y. Nay and for the defendant n. c.
Pugh
John Malloy. who was cut at May
nard last week in the cutting scrape
which took place in that town. was
brought 10 ST. Clairsville today. Whsre
he was placed In the county jail. Nal.
10y Is being held az a party 90 the
murder. and will be given a hearing
today.
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SURE CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION

Everybody becomes eonstipated
once in a while and when they do.
the Surest and quickest relief is %
take TRIETS.
TRlETS speedily and surely stimu-
late the liver and bowels 20 proper
action so that all undigcstcd food
excess bile and waste matte are
removed from the BODY. leaving 20
sweet and clean.
TRlETS cure and prevent sonstipa-
ton. biliousness. torpid liver. slug
gish intestincs. sick headaches diz-
illness. fainting spells diarrhoea
and other liver and bowel dis
orders
To be healthy YOU must keep the
bowels regulated properly. TRIETS
DO TO-
Easy 90 take Spearmint Favored
A. al up.to-date drug stores 1Oc
2Jc.
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Coierain Bnsfs

Miss Clara Yost H. the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Newton Mcmillan in Ursina
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Forsythe. the Anti-SaIoon worker.
OF canton. O.. gave very Interesting
lecture In the W. &. T. L. hall SUNDAY
Afternoon.
Mr. 9. II Walker was a business call
.er In 81 Clairsville. Monday.
Miss Hazel Fulton was "A Wheeling
shopper Saturday.
There viii be a calk walk in the Cole
rain public school house Tuesday even
ing under the auSpicies OF room 40. ?.
quite large crowd attended the road
meeting IN -. Clalrsyille Monday.
Misses Agnes Murphy and Anna Wsr.
callers In Colerain. Sunday.
Mr.. Paul kennedy. Of Pleasant Grove
Was caller In Colerain sunday evening
Mr.. Joe Londo, Of Bellaire. Is a bust
ness caller In Coierain
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin. OF Pleasant
rain.
The Twentieth Century Club will meet
Ihursday evening at the home OF Nj
and Mrs. W. ]. Bundy.
Mr.. u. q. Sipe and Herbert Walker a.
tended the lecture In Martins Ferry
Friday evening.
Mr.. T.. l. Stewart, Of Colerain. attend
ed the cake walk at Crescent, O.. Fri
DAY evening.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va. Harve McColium.
who has been seriously ~ for the past
three weeks at the home Of George
buchanan Will be removed 70 a Whech-
ling hospital for treatment one day this
week.
Charles Black. who was operated on
Few months ago d. not Improving lie
was brought home 70 has mother some
time ago but does not seem 10 improve
any
Mrs. Roe Henderson and son. Marian.
were callers az the home OF George
buchanan Monday evening To- see Harve
McCollum. brother Of Mrs. Henderson.
Mr.. John Sampson was removed from
the Martins Ferry hospital Saturday to
his home. 4 nurse came with him 10
take care o. him until he is better
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Miller aud grand
children Naomi and Harold Drum spent
saturday and sunday with Mrs. 4. y.
Alley at MaJorsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Archer and chill
dreu spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Jones OF Nidcs.
Mrs james Archer and daughter
kathryn left Tuesday for 81 Louis. to
visit her brother Mr. Earl Couu0r. who
IL dentist Of that place
Myrtle. little daughter 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Will Spillman. was burned. but not
seriously. saturday when its clothing
father of the child was burned on his
hsnds and arms severely in putting out
the fire
David Waugh or Burnsy.re. Pa. Was
= professional visitor iu Dallas. Tues
owing TO the recent rains tho roads
are ln a terrible condition aud the runs
and creeks have been OVERLOOKING
MucHf0ades BE- spending the week
with friends at Taylorstown ia.
DAY and SUNDAY with his sister Mrs.
BOY StrIcklin
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The New Baby
is Worlds Wonder

Every tiny infant makes lies PER
spectivs wider and brighter And what
ever there - % enhance 90 arrival and
20 ease and comfort the enpectant mother
should BE- given attention. Among the
real helpful things a. an external alb
dominal application known a. Mother 3
Friend There IL scarcely a community
but what has ta enthusiastic admlrer ~
this splendid emhrocation. NJ o. 81 well
thought ~ ~ women who know that most
druE stores throughout the United States
carry Mothers Friend a. one % their
staple and reliable remedies n o. applied
% the abdominal muscles % relieve the
strain on nEamcnts and tendons.
Thoro Who have used u refer % ~.
ease and comfort experienced DURING the
period ~ expectancy. they particularly
refer 70 The absence 81 nausea often 90
rreFalont ~ result % me natural
erpansion. Tn little book srs described
more fuIlV ne many reasons uhv
'Mcthrrs Friend" has been . frfand
indeed fo womsn vffh timely hints anr.
f.sfigns and helps f1r readr rrfsrrrrs u
should he Dr. 90 bones "Mafhrr'a Trfrnf'f
nay b. had ~ simoet anr drurrfat BOT n
yuu fau fo nnd If wrife ns direct anf afsa
write Tor boa o. Hraddrid nerulator 90.
900 Lamar BldEt Atlanta, Ca.
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Paul otte still continues critically 300
no Nle homo on HrpHuWuE.
Ih" mrm beers Hf Ihr Erafuf Ting class
~ OBJ. hiEh school have placed their orr
usra fnr class pens
Res Ilar mId-wsgk prayer services viii
h' n"Id 10 ine local churches this eve.
a large crowd attended tho Ten social
90 flr home uf Mrs william Lewis an
tHarI street last uIuhf.
several candidate were Initiated at
ihe TING ~ the Loyal order III Moose
last evening.
Simon Parker returned hirns Iast eve
mig from business trip Co S. Cialrs-
Tho christian Endaayor society held
their regular monthly meeting I'D the
First Ircahy terrain church Tu sday
Tho local shoe dealers sold out marty
en- nt their stock ~ gum boots yeatef-
several important matters were tak m
~ ~ The meeting ~ The knights Of
Fythias larf evening
Saturday val BE- ray day for the en-
rInFna ~ Che MhifnheraGf raanrr plant
several from THE city attended tba
perf1rmanre ~ To-day at ths Court
theatre yesterday
~ ia expected that By trIs morning
no care VIII b. running on me second
street line.
Mi-r mildred Reynolds INHERITANCE
fh" mem bsrs ~ tHr Loyal uaushtera.
class ~ her home last evening
We NarFar.i MrtzFar Del reported o.
p rriucally 900 at her home on second
street.
The meeting Of the womans Mission.
arh society," ~ The German Lutheran
church Tet Tor Thursday has been post
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"On the Long White Way

meet Thursday afternoon at the
church.
Mrs. w. p. Mccormick of Edgehill.
entertained a party OF friends yes
terday afternoon at her home.
Charles Edgar. assistant train dis
patcher of the Ohio River and West
ern railroad. has returned TO Zanes-
vile after a visit with his parents in
this city.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Cum
bingham of Harrison street, Tuesday.
a daughter
Sidney J. Wolfe has returned to his
home. Phoenix. Arizona. after a visit
with friends here.
Local members OF the Knights of
Pythias will attend big visitation
meeting to be held in MOundsviIIe
Thursday. The local delegation VIII
be accompanied by band.
The Young Mems club has com.
pleted arrangements for a smoker 10
be held Thursday evening. Feb. IL.
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OF OUR BUSINESS is THIS

All The YOU
o hfoa
hnesas
% ednsas6d
AUTO-PIANO PLAYER
G. A. HOUSE
1906 1907 MARKET STREET
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INVESTIGATING FIRE.

special Dispatch fo tho Intelligence.
CHARLESTON W Va. Feb o.
State Fire Marshal John s Koran Is
Investigating the circumstance sur.
rounding Gre at cedar Grove. Ka.
nawha county. which occurred Ianu
arr g. destroying tho building occu.
pied By the cedar Grove Fruit Com
pauy
The officials are workinL on the
theory thar the store was nrst robbed
and then burned go destroy clues.
Tho building has been robbed two or
three times recently
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Mrs J. Dean OF Harrison street. on.
tertained the members of the g. w.
r. ~. 81 the Christian church 90 her
home last evening
Mrs Louise Freedman underwent
an operation a. tho North Wheeling
hospital The operation was a success
and her many friends will be- glad 40
hear that an early recovery be- OK
pectod
J. y. Johnson has returned from a
trip with friends In Cleveland
Miss Catherine Manseu Of Washing
ton. Pa. De- visiting Miss Mabel Stew
art on Gravel Hir
Thomas Connors has returned Cd
his home 10 Steubenvillc after a visit
with friends in the city
Mrs. Charles Lando ie 900 AZ her
home on North Jefferson street
Miss Rachel Moore has returned
from a visit with friends 90 ST.
Pleasant
Art Mcfarland has returned TO So
Clsirsville after q visit I'm tho city
The WOman's Homo Missionary %
ciety o. the FIRST 81 q church Will
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HAVE PLAN
Democrats In Caucus Devise Way Ter
Seneins Ship siii ThroUsh-s~orn
90 Secrecy.

WASHINGTON. Feb "A PLAZA
which they guarded with the utmost
secrecy vas adopted BY administration
Democrats OF the senate In caucus to-
night 10 break down opposition 10 the
government ship purchase bin The
program includes parliamentary man
euvers which will b. initiated tomor-
row afternoon IN the senate. and ac-
cording 20 leaders of the party IL cal
culated 10 bring support for the meas
ure 20 Offset the Democrat revolt last
Monday.
After reaching an agreement the
caucus adopted resolution pledging
every member 10 secrecy. senator
Kern. chairman OF the caucus. an
nounced tina. secrecy was necessary
for the obvious reason 20 make the
plans public might mean their frustra-
ton. II was reported later that. in
Guided in the plan was an agreement
TO amend the bill to conform with
some suggestions that have been
made from various sources within
the last few strenuous days.
Get Bill In.
We will get into the bill in the
Senate again tomorrow" said Sena.
vi NFIns 4 haA RbrAAAhFAe - 81 AA1N
can be said. The opposition did not
conhde to US what they intended 10
do last Monday. For the same rea-
son we cannot divulge our plans"
One plan suggested following the
conference was that IN effort might
be made TO amend Senator Clarks mo-
ton 20 recommit the bill by adding in
stTuctions to the commerce committee
% return II to the senate al once with
amendments. These amendments are
said to be on lines 20 safeguard neu
trality with regard TO purchase OF bel
ligerent ships and the length OF time
in which the government would en-
gage in ocean transportation business
Later IL was learned that when the
Clarke motion TO re-commit the bill
comes up. Senator Fletcher will move
- an amendment that the committees
report back within - hours and that
an amendment be included which
would not commit the government "a
permanent policy in the proposed
shipping enterprise and that the time
for the undertaking be fixed.
This IL was said. would be fixed
either at eighteen months or two
years. Upon these amendments IL was
pointed out. the administration Demo
Gratis had pinned their hopes in win
ming back Democrats rather than IN
winning over Progressive Republican
support.
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ZAPATA DEFEATED

MENlCO CITY, FEB. 2-Severe
hshting took place to-day in the SUD
urb OF Tucubaya. near Chapultepec
castle. and Nochimilco The forces
OF Emiliano Zapata everywhere were
driven back with losses. Eleven Of
hcers and % men in the Zapata ranks
are said TO have been killed. The
'onsututionalist losses are reported
70 have been Insignificant.
The scarcity OF food in the capital
mas brought about an acute situation.
Inc chamber of commerce has col
lected 100000 az part OF a fund Of
100000. which will be used in the
purchase Of provisions 10 be sold at
cost to the poor
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WAR BRIEFS
French Rtatamant.


PARIS. Feb :. 1880 y. m-The fol-
lowing official communication was is
sued tonight by the war office.
Prom the sea TO the Lys the German
artillery has tried without success to
reduce our batteries
In the sectors Of Arras rine firing
continued throughout the night OF Feb
ruary IL. but the infantry did not at
tack
Near Scissors we have done some
damage to the cnemy's batteries and re-
pelled an attack OF an infantry con-
ungent at ST Paul.
"Fresh progress has been made by US
near ferthes-les-Hurlus. northeast OF
thalons) at the outskirts Of the wood.
the occupation OF witch by our troops
has previously been reported.
In the Argonno near BaEatelle We
repulsed a German attack In the
Nosges. Unholz and bombarded during
the night and our troops made progress
toward Burnhaupt-i.e-B Bias"
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Yesterday morning a. The home ~
hiF sister Mrs Frank Fl1fo on LETTER.
e1n street occurred the death on Af1IrH
dated back several years TTs arIv ra.
Gently returned from the West whore
- was in fhn hensff 0f bite health me
ceased waH forty eiEht years OF ars
ard is survived tv the foIfawirr sfafsre.
NTH frank IlUfu Mra Charles NInrHa.
20 this city and Sire HARRY gehmeIghsi
aMI WE Ii"rulun Lehman. OF wheel.
Mh rI vac aIr. H member Hf
tH" MnrrIIuE hrrIa or IHfIra end fra
Iurrrr NerrIr society 90 WHrrTfrr
FurrrHl frrnUEfmrufa nnI NOT been com.
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Moore Bros, OF Union street. re-
ceived message last night from
Washington, ID. C.. TO the effect that
Justice Day. of the United States SUI
preme Court. had denied the writ for
the appeal TO the Federal Court Of the
case involving the constitutionality
OF the home rule amendment. The
Ohio Supreme Court had refused the
appeal and by voluntary consent OF
the attorneys II was taken to the Fed.
eral Court The telegram stated that
Justice Day had overruled the motion
and refused to grant an injunction to
prevent the appointment OF licensing
boards In Ohio counties that were dry
prior TO the adoption OF the home
rule amendment last November.
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C0LERAIN
rv.ntasth oenturr Cub.

'oLkRAlN, o.. Feb. 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ihomas Arkle pleasantly entertained
the twentieth Century club SATURDAY
evening at their home Ia CulsrBtn. The
elccton or Officers and games were the
sea-ouable hour dainty Refreshments
we're served. Those present We're. Nj.
ana Mrs William krtcger. Mr.. and Mrs
walker. Mr.. and Mrs. ". \. wheeler
MI and Mrs W. J Bundy Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar FelL Mr.. and Mrs @ 4.
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ankle
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Funsral Prom nan

Funeral services over the remains oi
the late John kovach. who died al his
morning viii be held this afternoon from
Inc Miles hall on North Main street and
me funeral will be the largest 10 h.
neld among the foreigners FOR some
time The man belonged 10 Four ~.
,leiies and they all will turn out in a
body headed by a hand. 4 uunrariau
minister viii have charge OF the ser
view cemetsry
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J e Heinlein will 20 20 woodsaeIt
today on business
, " Scott and W w Scott are a.
tending a convention in Toledo.
Tho Official board o. tho KIrkwooe
So p church held meeting In ffs
church last cvcninr
Many local people viii attend fhr
funeral OF The late Harry sommers. ST.
ibis afternoon
Mr Charles Gin ~ East Liverpool
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EX-GOVERNOR is
CORRESPONDENT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Richard
j. Yates, former governor OF Illinois,
is named as correspondent in a divorce
complaint filed here today by Edward
II. Freeman. a photographer of Eure-
ka. Cal. against Emma II. Freeman
she complainant alleges that Mrs.
Freeman and Yates travelled together
from Eureka to San Francisco in July
1913.
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BADLY DAMAGED

LONDON. Feb. Q. go a. mi Tho
Rotterdam correspondent of the
Times says he has received uudisput-
ably accurate Information that tho
German cruiser Soydlitz vac very ser.
iously damaged ln tho battle on Jan
uary - in the North sea IIe adds
that % suffered a very heavy death
roll
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Successful pepar,ment.

The commercial department OF the
Bellaire high school was established
In 1908 Since that time 81 diplomas
have been granted to graduates in this
department A record OF each gradu-
ate has been kept aud shows that all
o. the graduates with few exceptions
are filling responsible positions