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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
ARREST BRINGS
DOPE LAW TEST
Possession of Narcotics
Basis for First Case Under
New Statute
DOPE DEALING, SUSPICION
Police Allege Miller Passed
Something to Man Known
as Addict

What will possibly be the first test case
in Philadelphia TO be sent TO court under
the new State law prohibiting unlicensed
persons from having narcotic drugs In their
possession was heard today before Magis-
trate Watson in Central Station.
George Miller. twenty years old
4S4 North Eighth street. was the man held
He was arrested last night at Eighth and
Noble streets by Detectives Eiselman and
Quinn, of the Eleventh and Winter streets
station.
Eiseman testified that he saw Miller
talking to n man. reputed to be a dope field
and that there was some transaction be-
tween the two men. and that something
was passed from one to the other, but he
was not able to determine what 1t was.
Miller was arrested Immediately and
taken to the Eleventh and Winter streets
station, where he was searched, and, ac.
cording to Eiselman, one package Of sugar
of milk. used to mix with raw heroin. two
packages of cocaine and two packages of
raw heron were found
Though there have been several others
arrested in the Tender.on accused Of other
crimes and misdemeanors and dope" found
In their possession, the police believe that
these persons are only small users, but
Miller is suspected Of being a dealer. AL
though no actual selling of drugs has been
on him, the prosecution will be
made because Of his having the narcotics
in his possession.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
NEW S5,OOO,OOO,OOO
WAR FUND ASKED
McAdoo Staggers Congress
by Request for Huge Mill
tary Budget
MEANS GREATER TAXES
WASHINGTON Julv %

WASHINGTON. July "a.
Inc war program Of the United States
demands OO0O00,OO0 for the current
| fiscal year in addition to the money al
ready spent. This must bo forthcoming
at once Most of It will be needed to make
the new national army a potent fighting
iorce ana TO supply heavy and light artil-
lery required to allow America TO take its
place on the battle front in France
secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo SO
notihed Congress today. His statement
caused ama2ement everywhere in view of
tne fact that Senators and Representatives
alike had not expected that more than an
other $1,000, 900, 600 would be asked for at
the present extraordinary session of Con-
gress The action of the Treasury head
@ Threw all legislative plans into confusion.
The Senate Finance Committee which was
ready TO report the war revenue bill de-
signed to raise $3.50, ,o00,O 900 by direct
taxation, was staggered. Senator Simmons
Withdrew the report he was about to make
ana sent hurried call for Secretary Nc
Adoo to come to the Capitol and explain
the demand for money to the committee
me house marked time pending the arrival
IN washington of Representative John I
fnZgerald, chairman of tho House Appro
priations Committee
IL was pointed out that It will be neces-
sary to, arrange for another bond issue to
take care of these latest estirnatea and
also that II may now be necessary 70
uouple the taxation provided for I'm the
pending revenue hill. There still is $4,000,
ooo'oOo OF the original issue left to he taken
care or, and 1t has been expected that this
would be issued about September 15 next
congressional leaders, when they learned
or the Increased appropriations demanded
sent word to Secretary McAdoo that they
wanted all available information on the
subject at once. Meanwhile they withheld
comment u
IL Is understood that Secretary McAdoo
VIII urge that the pending revenue measure
pe amended so that 1t will produce at Least
sl'ooo'oOo, 900 more than the Senate leaders
had expected to raise. He has prepared and
VIII submit to the Senate and House COM
mlttees statistics showing how, in his opin-
ion this money can be raised 1t Is under
stood that he believes the income tax exs
cess profits tax and inheritance tax nrovi-
sions should be greatly increased. especiaIIv
in the larger amounts
IL was certain that Congress- would ho
IN no hurry to legislate to produce tbo
money Leaders said that they would insist
on full and complete investigation of The
matter before making up their minds what
was to be DONE "'
'Of course. II this money is needed 70
prosecute successfully the war, II will he
forthcoming" said one Of the leading Sera
tors, But we will not be stampeded int
producing it," '''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
GUARD DUTY DEPLETES
POLICE FORCE OF CITY
Work Taken Over From Soldiers, and
Vacations Reduce Number of
Men on Streets

The extra task Of guarding railroad prop
erty. bridges Government property, etc.
coupled with sickness and vacations, has
greatly depleted the ranks of Philadelphia
cops" In some districts only about half
the usual number are doing beats, while in
most districts the forces have been cut to
about one-third their usual strength
At the Eighth and jefferson streets sta
tion 1t was admitted that only half the
usual number of men were on the streets
OF the Twentieth Ward last night At
Third and Race only fifteen out of the
usual twenty we're on duty; at Belgrade and
Clearheld there are three men doing guard
duty, while at Nineteenth and Oxford
streets there are eleven men on duty in
stead OF fifteen. The same story is had at
nearly all the other station houses
This condition has prevailed since July Is.
when Mayor Smith ordered the police to
take over the guard duty which had been
done by the National Guard up to the time
orders were sent out for mobilization
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24

Houston 10 the son of william G. Hous-
ton, a district street inspector and the
nephew Of Frederick c. NewburF. a we'll
known lawyer. At the Houston home the
mother and the grandmother of the ar
rested man expressed annoyance at the
many attempts made to interview them.
Il feel like hanging out a sign" the
sobbing mother said. telling every one that
We know nothApg Of William Houston"
The family viii not 90 to New York 10
interepds for Houston Mr. Newburr. ths
ra&ls ~, ~ bAs been 6oing "a ~ ~
yseys e1; y 4 ~ that = M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
HAVERFORD MAN DONATES
SUBMARINE PATROL BOAT
Enlists as, Chief Boatswain's Mate and
Expects to Command For
mer Property

George Fl. Earle, Jr.. of Haverford. has
offered to the Government a s25. 900 sub.
marine patrol boat which will be launched
into service at Troth's Shipyard, Camden
in about six weeks. 1t will be put into
service Immediately. 1t Is seventy.five fee,
In length.
Mr.. Earle expects to Join the navy and
probably will be In command of his owr
boat, He enlisted as chief boatswain'.
mate and has been taking course In
navigation at the naval home He 10 y,oe
president and sales manager of the Penn.
syivania Sugar Refining Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
QUITS PLAYING WILSON: FRErr

WASHINGTON. July 24-After DR. an
bert Reid. American citizen and editor .,
the Pskin tChinA) Post had pledged him
self before the United States Court q,
Shanghai ITO refrain from criticism OF N,
American Government or its officials which
may be contrary either to the spirit Of our
laws or to the purpose OF, any specisI i.s,.
lation as may be enacted during the nsr,na
OF the war" he was released from JaiI nd
three charges Of libel against him were
dismissed.
The three charges were seditious uba,
libel OF President Wilson and libel OF paul
3. Reinsch. the American Minister.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
Farmer Badly Hurt in Runaway

LANCASTER, July 24.-Harry NJ Ar
ment, tenant on Aaron Brubaker's far,
near Millersville, was seriously injured late
YESTERDAY afternoon when the horses at
tached TO binder ran off and threw bin,
beneath the knives One leg was so,.onas I'm
shoulder blade fractured, in addition r.
spihal injuries. Little hope is held out for
his recovery '' io'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
Wife Charges Desertion as He Enli.,s

Wife desertion is the charge registered
against Elmer N. Flanagan. of Atlantic city.
VINO applied today to Battery b, Camden.
Tor enlistmsnt. Flanagan was about to take
nls nnai oath when he was arrested on a
warrant issued on the complaint Of his wife
Catherine. He was held BY Recorder
>4mopees pending scfion BY the noIIco
~ Atlantic City. 4 i z, 4 n ~ { 4, n 4, {, 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
Joke Cost Him Thirty DAYS

Borrowing an automobile for a Joke"
proved costly today for Charles sewell. OF
Broadway and Liberty street. Camden. Hs
was accused OF having driven on the car
OF Richard Harrington He told Judge
Hates he did It for Joke, and tho Judge
gave him thirty days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-24
Prefers Jail to Soldiers Life

Alfred Brown. twenty-one years old
Laurel Springs. NJ j., accused of stea,ins
shirts was given his choice today by Judge
BATES, n camden OF enlisting or going to jail.
he was given three months in the county
prison. ''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
CAMBIO DE TIROS ENTIRE UN
CENDARME Y UN NEGRO.

El policia Weakley, cambio aver a
las 2:45 de la mapana, varies hala2os
con IN negro cerca de Ia intersection
de las GALES Travis y n. Leona. L!
negro iba armada cor un rifle Win
chester; pero ninguno de los dos re-
qult0 herido. Sc cree que el negr"
era un ladr0n, porque una nora d2s-
uues de los disparos Y. L. Thompson,
Goa de la Gale E. Crochet, ay!s0 que
habian entrado en- su casa y lie lablan
robado dos vestidos, un impeimeab!e
. un rifle Winchester. FL camblo de
tiros tuvo lugar. al mandqr el poi:cla
al negro que Sc ]dctuviera, 4 !o'cna.
el negro contest0 enviand0 a! &cndar-
me el primer trio.
Por Ia segunda veZ en- dos semanaS.
IL cantina de Frank Taler:co, llGl dc
Ia Gale w. Houston. fue robada e!
iueves en- Ia noche. Los ladrones cX
trajeron varias botellas de cer"eza
una media docena de botelias de whis-
kew V 0tros articulos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
NoticiaS de Ia Ciudad
UNA FALSA ALARMA DE IN
CENDIO.

A las 5:55 de la tarde de antier
una alarma de. incendio que loc2liza-
ba como luaar de este ell Robert 3.
Green Memorial Hospital, hizo que
varias companies de bomberos acu-
dieron violentamente al lugar desig
nado. v toaavia, para hacer mas efec
tiva Ia acci6n de aquellas, Sc orden6
que los oticiales Kohr, Green, &c
cha. Nc. Murray, Eason, Harris y
Finder acudieran tambien; pero Z!
negar a donde creian encontrar e.
devorador elemento hacienda horn
bles estragos, sc hallaron c que
reinaba ALI Ia mas envidiable calma'
Alqunos vecinos del lugar informaroI'
oue habian visto 4 un americana apr"
ximarse Y en- seguida r~etirarse dc i"
Gaia V que POGO despues a ai"rma
habia sonado. Sc busco al autor q
Ia broma y no Sc encontraron niagu'
mas trazas de e..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
'ATROPELLADO POR UN AUTO

Joe Harley, tenedor de libros de
50 amos de edad, que vive e. el hume
10 2O9 de la Gale Ogden, fue herido
sacramento. antenoche 4 las 7, al ser
atropellado por un auto conducldo
ror F. r. Dickson. FL accidente ocu-
rio cerca de Ia Gale de ZarZamora.
mientras Harley iba por el Este del
canine de Fredericksburg.
Harley fue conducido al Sanatarlo
del DR.. Kenny, donde el esta emplea-
do V segun ell citado galenc hijo, Har-
ley, deslumbrado por los reflectores
de otra maGuina Y sintiendo venir la
que lie atropello. tuvo un momenro
de confusion v volvio hacia Ia izquier
ia, siendo arrebatado por el auto de
Dickson. Tiene Harley varios huesos
rotos. una herida en- Ia rodilla dere-
cha V algunas ~lesiones i%nternas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
Sc INCENDIA UN CAIRO DE
HENO

En- unOs cuantos minutes, un caro-
de heno que Sc hallaba antenoche a
las II. cerca de los rieles del l. and
G. n, entire las GALES de Durango y
Medina, fue consumido por ell fuego.
Cuando los bomberos llegaron al lu-
gar donde Sc hallaba, mas de la mitad
de la carga Sc habia consumido y an
ties de que las mangueras comenzaran
Z funcionar, ell caro- estaba practical
mente destruido. Sc cree que algun
nal intencionado puso la colil!a de un
cigarro prendida entire Ell heno y Sc
marcho tranquilamente 4 dormir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
REGISTRO DE ESCRITURAS De
TERRENOS.

$4,000. W. D. Syers 4 In sonora
Flora Simon. Febrtro ii de 1917.
Lote ). Block 81. Nuevo block de l.
ciudad 1858.
$50. Trinidad E. Gutierrez Y ada
teres a Ursina D. de Gutierrez. Is
de Diciembre de 1916. 8 acres De tic
IRA, colindardo con Domingo Btrs.
tillo.
$500. Carmen Martinez de Rodr!-
guez a ,Albino Rodriguez. 20 Enero
de 1917. 6 acres de TERRA colirlian-
DO con Dionisio Martinez
$500. Pedro CARA Y Sdlateres :
William Thelvagt. IS Febrcro d.
1917. Todos sus derechos e inter2se~
sobre 112k acres de terra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
3ANQUETE DE LOS COME2CIAN-
TES Al POR Memoir

Sc considera como un deber de to-
dos les vecinos de San Antonio, es-
cribir a los Senadores y represen-
:antes en- Austin, urgiendoles q votal
contra Ia enmienda la ley sobre po-
lizas Y tambien contra la a%ntitectica
lev. asi como a la Comision del Es-
.ado sobre Seguros de Incendio, ur-
gieniola para que quede abolida en-
Texas Ia forna de las actuales poll
:as de seguros, Y Sc adopte otra nue.
"a que tenga alguna apariencia de
equidad Y justicia para los tenedores
!e esta clase de p6lizas.
En- IN banquete que tuvo lugar
pnteayer en- Ell Original Mexican Res
taurant. Y al cual asistieron mas de
$50 miembros de Ia Retail Merchants
Association, Charles NJ. Dickson pro-
nunci6 un discourse en- Ell que ataco
con vehemencia las p6lizas de las
companies sobre SECURES contra in
cendio. Defined como Sc hacian los
oagos sobre esas polizas en- el even
% de incendio, demostrandO que e.
.eredor He-una POLKA quedaba a mer-
led de Ia Compania, estando lejos de
'ecibir una justa compensation por
q propiedad d~estruida.
Sc habl6 tambien, durante ell ban
ouete. de los trabajos de Ia Asocla-
ci6n durante el ultimo ano y de los
ne van a ~emprenderse en- el presen-
te.
Ia parte ~recreativa de la reunion
,stuvo Il cargo del personal de un tea
70 De n localfdad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
NO CORRERAN MAS JlTNEYS
LOR LAS GALES HOUSTON
Y COMERClO.

La Comisi6n de Ia ciudad, en- su
Gltimo Concilio aprobo una ordenan.
"a introducida por ell Comisionado de
Policia y Bomheros, en- la que queda
terminantemente prohibtdo el trait
co de los jitneys por Ia secci6n co.
mercial de la ciudad. Esta seccion pa.
RI los efectos de Ia prohibicion, com
prende las GALES de Houston y Co,
mercio, entire ia Plaza Alamo y Il
Gale de Flores. La ordenanza sc por
dra en- vigor Embellishments, 81 bier
los Comisionados convinieron en- de.
jar TRAFALGAR libremente hasta ell lune:
pr0ximo a los conductors de jitneys
q fin de que en- csc tempo puedar
arreglar sus rutas a las nuevas con.
d~iciones.
Los Comisionados votaron Ia orde.
nanza en- esta forma:
Brown.-No.
Lambert.-Si.
Uhr.-Si.
Kearny.-No.
Despachado este asunto, Sc auto
riz6 la cancellation de S25. 00G de DO.
nos de los expedidos para mejoras
de Ia ciudad y Ia pavimentacion de
nuevas GALES, asi como Ia termination
de algunas que estan pendientes y
que conectan con otras va pavimenta'
das.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
Sc OUEMAN 10 TONELADAo
DE EENO.

Diez toneladas de memo, vaIuadaS
or $50 fueron practicamente deS-
rruidas por ell fuego que sin saoerse
Ia causa. Sc produio en- un caro- que
oStaba en- los patios de la Estarion
dol T and c. N. la noche del jueves
3,.ir,o. El heno estaba c~onsignado 4
/, I, E. Muegge Company y es'aoa
r;s.o para su envio. Los danos ausa-
dos n CAIRO Sc calculan en- $50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
Sc SOLICITAN

Agentes para IA venta de
GA PRENSA' en- las po-
blaciones de ANDRADE. Ca
iifornia, Cotora-
do V demas poblaciones donde
no las haya. Las personals one
Unforeseen pueden dirigirse soil
citando precio Y condolences a
la E \ Departments de
Agentes. GOT Dolorosa Street.
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
INCENDIO DE UN AUTO DE
$4,000.

Aver 4 las 10 de Ia manana un an-
,om6vil, propiedad de H. Hyman, 3O9
he II Avenida 0. Magnolia. fue des'
.ruido pc? el fuego. FL incendio do
principle en- Ell garage Y los cuartos de
IS c~irvi-nre" de IN casa que esIan
;nmediatamente q esta, causando en-
q finca danos que Sc estiman en- GER
- de s25G. FL auto esta valusuo on
5000. FL origen del incendio no ma
.ido conocido todavia; n de los Je-
fes de los bombcros manifesto que
-, 81 opinion de que e. incendio pudo
90 originate por n formation de un
oorto circuito o de los alamores cleo
.ricos del auto. Los dahos causados
., garago de M. lyman Sc estlmah
N So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
UNA JUNTA VILLISTA..
Uiene de Ia cuar,u pIana).

10 ~represente personalmente en- !;
iunta que presidira Salazar.
Otros conoGidos agentes vilIi5ta
que resid:an en- distintas parties de 10,
Estados Unidos, Sc encuentran aJu
y TODD clio indica que va a tratarS
de Ia organization de Ia campana
contra Ell gobierno de facto po" {
lux muy pronto Sc recrudecera Ia
guerra civil en- ell Norte de Mexico.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17

Fl dia - de los corrientes a las
s;ete V ounce minutes de la noche'
.,uaci5 en- esta ciudad. en- ell seno
ie Ia Iglesia Cat6lica. Apostolica Ro-
mana. Ia senorita Margarlta Garcia
, n edad de 10 amos Y 10 meses.
Fl sepelio de Ia extinta SenoFi'a
Garcia tuvo lugar aver tarde en- e!
Pante6n del Carmen, saliendo ell cor
,eio funebre de Ia casa numero "lo
10 n Gale \. Frio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
NINO GRAVEMENTE ENFEEMO.

I'm nino de dos amos de edad, hijo
del'seHor Felipe A. Chapa Y de su es-
posa, Ia sonora A. L. de Chapa, 81
e~ncuentra enfermo de infection in
testinal, siendo su estado bastan.l
delicado.
Atiende al pequeno paciente e.
doctor Cara Aldape, de quien el Sc
nor Chapa es empleado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

Albert Maverick. Reparacionc.
Avenida E. Block 424.-$100.
n. D. Newton. Habitaci6n de i
cuartos. Avenida Mulberry. Block
1S10.-S5000.
H. Schmidt. Habitaci0n de 4 cua~-
tos. Gale Wayne. Block It'll
$500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
N.cimientcs
Defunciones.

Arturo Sosa. 70 amos. Gale de
Tampico numero 50i.
Gregorio Canales. 20 mcSes. Gale
de Guadalupe numero l4OS.
Anita C. Hernandez. > amos. Gale
s. Comal numero 1875.
Sonora G.. S. de Cantu. q a!!0s
Gale n. Pecos numero 50J.
Elias Rodriguez. Il meSeS. GALE
de Colima numerO 1918.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17

iAT kC!0F!
. Palabra ,

Lector o lectura. Al reclbo de
S1.QO ell giro postal a mi nom0re'
lie dire a listed ell signo de 81 per
soma. pasado- p~resente y future. y
81 81 amante es fiel o infiel. Nj
direction es Y. R. RlVAS, F. o.
Box l64, AUSTW ELI, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
POK LAS CORTES.
Corte Federal.
Peticion de quiebra.

Una petici6n para ser declarado en-
ouiebra. fue presentada anteayer en-
la Corte Federal por John Thompson.
C~omisionista en- bienes raices. FL es-
tado de sus negocios comprende un
pasivo de S20,771.66 Y un active de
Sl2.7l6.5O, del cual active dehen
cGnsiderarse excludes $3.50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
-ESta probado que con el
C%ounpuesto Mitchella

no hay para que temer mas q los
dolores de Ia m~aternidad. e. hace
deSaparecer los achaques del emba-
razos suprime los dolores del alum
braEiento, procura IN rapido reSta-
blecimiento, ejercita accion Sobre
los pechos y gl&ndulas ~secretorias
de Il leche dando lugar a que Ia ma
DIRE pueda aiimentar al recien naci-
do, y alivia q las mujeres n~erviosas,
debiles o que sufren de PERIODS
irresulares o d%olerosos. No contie-
ne ninguna suStancia nociva Q Ia
madre o eriatura pr6&ima a nacer.
y no necesita dieta.
oFERTA ESPECIAL
do de tempo, al recibo de sl.00 orc
Americana, lie enviareInos E I'd. por
correo certificate, franco de porte.
ana Gaia d. COMPUEsTo NIT
.CHELLA, o seis cajas por $500 =
:ua -iempIar del ihro del Dr. ]. II
Ia. .,u. Dice: "c6mc iIeyar n So
ufv.a~.." F:.e~iha iIOY HISNn =:
.pr. J. r.. Dye Medical i"At''"t-
527 Lineoln Bldg Buffalo, n 7.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
REGISTRO CIVIL.
,icenc;as de matrimon;o.

Licencias de matrimon'o.
JESUS Rodriguez y Maria Gonzalez.
Modesto Gonzalez y EOmana Key
aas
N.cimientcs.
Tn nilo del matrimonio Bcnitu
Pomo. Gale De Ruena Vista MINER
COL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
STA. Corte dc Distrito.

wv. S. Anderson: Juez.l
Nueva demands presentata.
Balsam Darden contra Mary Oar
dem. Divorcio.
asa. Corte de Distrito.
IS. G. Tayloe: Juez.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17
Nuevas demands presentadas.

P F, Ward contra C. NJ. Myrick
0emanda por page de pesos.
La Ciudad de San Antonio contra
D.n Sullivan, demanda por pago de
ina obligation.
La misma contra Catarino Valdes
por ell page de una obligation =.
la misma contra F. S. Y Louis
Fray. Demanda por page de n obi
gaci6n.
STA. Corte de Distrito.
(R. B. Minor: Juez.)
Nreva, demands presentadss.
Henry Myman contra n. X. Miller
Demanda por page de pesos.
David C. Brown contra Maude
Brown. Divorcio-
Maria Ramirez de Esparza contra
Rosalio Esparza. Divorcio.
Corte de apelaciones eiviles.
wv. S. Fly: Juez.)
Nue,as moeiones.
La Ciudsd &c San Antonio contra
James Reed y socics.
Para uueva audiencia.
amos Graves contra Smithie Ora
yes. Para nueva a%udiencia.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-05-24

interest in, or lien or incumbrance
upon the premises described in the
complaint, Defendants:
The State of South Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of
the plaintiff, which vas filed in the
Office of the Clerk of this Court at the
Court House in the City of Miller, in
the said Hand County, South Dakota,
on the 2Sth day of April, 1917, and
which prays for a judgment determ-
lining who are the heirs at law of
Caroline Cranston, Deceased, who
made the original homestead entry
on the land hereinafter described, and
also quieting the title to and determ-
ination OF, all adverse claims against
the premises described in the COM
plant, situated in Hand County,
South Dakota. towit:
The South one-half (Sh) of the
Northwest One Quarter (NWA) of
Section twenty-five (25), in Town
ship One Hundred Ten (110) north,
Of Range sixty eight), West of the
Fifth p. M, and to serve a copy of
your answer to said complaint on the
undersigned. at his Office in the city
Of Miller, Hand County, South Dakota,
within thirty days after the completed
service OF this summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and IL you fail to answer said COM
plant within that time, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated at Miller, South Dakota, this
28th day Of April, 1917.
G. M. CARROLL,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.