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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01

Two vital German bases are men.
aced by the British victory in smash
ing the H1ndenburg line and the new
encircling drive of the French against
iLaOn. which began when the British
were striking at Cambrai. W
Cambria is vital railway center
for the whole German line. Five big
railways converge there. Laon is the
southern pivot OF the German line.
Loss of these two bases would compel
the Germans to retreat on the entire
line. 7a ss-..rpf trS,t>"sf-t .A.s;:.
The long dash line shows the allied
positions before the British smash.
The solid black line from Drocourt
through Queant to St. Quentin is the
"unbreakable' Hindenburg line, and
the dotted line shows where the Brit
ish smashed through.
~ Lieut.. Gen. Sir Julian Hedworth
Byng, hero OF the hour in Great Bri-
TAIN is IS years old He was the
seve.:h son Of the second Earl Of
Stafford and entered the British mill
tary service when he was 2l, joining
the Tenth Royal Hussars.
g Byng was in command of the Brit
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
SCANDINAVIA
To Be NEUTRAL
KINGS AGREE
Monarchs of Norway, Denmark
and Sweden Arrive at Com.
plete Understanding
EXPRESS CORDIAL RELA-
T10Ns BETWEEN COUNTRIES
Reach Plan to Assist Each Other
With Merchandise During
Period of War

Christiania, Friday, Nov. 30.-The
kings of Norway, Denmark and Swe-
den, at their conference here, says an
official dispatch, reached on agree
ment on the following points:
FIRST. BY reason of the harmony
existing among the three countries,
however long the war may last, and
whatever form 1t may take, the cor.
dial relations and mutual confidence
of the three kingdoms shall be main
tanned.
Second. In conformity with the
previous declarations and policies of
the three countries, it Is the full in
tention of their governments, each for
itself, to observe the utmost degree
of neutrality toward all belligerent
powers. Co.,. -. ,.,-
Third. The desire is expressed re;
ciprocally to aid one another with
merchandise during the present diff
culties and special representatives
are to meet Immediately to facilitate
the exchange of merchandise.
At The meeting there was discus
sion IN reference to legislation dealing
with the relations of foreigners and
Scandinavian subjects, An agreement
also was reached regarding the contin-
uation OF preparatory measures toward
safeguarding the common interests OF
neutrals during and after the war.
The desirability of cooperation be-
tween the three countries was ex-
pressed as at previous conferences. I.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
1ROTzKY BUSINESSES. /! /: !. :::.::.: I: :
AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE

Petrograd, Nov. 3O.-M. Maklakofl,
the Russian ambassador to France,
has been declared dismissed from his
post by Leon Trotzky, the Bolsheviki
commissary for foreign affairs. This
action was taken because of the am.
bassador's participation in the inter-
allied conference, which is considered
a state offense, entailing a heavy pen.
atty. 49,
Ambassador Maklokoff, who was ap.
pointed by the Kerensky government,
arrived in Paris on Nov. Z, but up to
this time has not presented his let.
ters to the French government, az he
has been waiting to see what hap.
pens in Russia. He sits In the inter.
allied conference by special invita-.
tion and as an unofficial observer
M. Maklakoff, in interviews during
the last month, has expressed his op'
position to the Bolsheviki. On Nov.
26 he predicted the fall of the Maxa.
milists within a short time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
FEDERAL AGENTS HERE
TO STUDY FUEL SUPPLY

Davis P. Smelser, examiner, and G.
o. Russell, agent, federal trade COM
mission, are comforting today with
Capt. |. p. Baker, fuel administrator
for North Dakota.
Mr.. Baker has taken hold of the fuel
problems in North Dakota in an ener-
getic manner. There is still much
work ahead of the administrator Mr..
Russell has been assigned North Da'
kota among other states to assist
Capt. Baker
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
BRITISH LOSE
SOME GROUND N
CAMBRIA ZONE
Quick Maneuver on Part of Hind.
enburg Causes Allies Some
Discomfort
FEW SCATTERED TROOPS
ARE TAKEN BY ENEMY
Fighting is Continuing with En-.
tente in Fierce Counter
Attacks .....
CLAIM VICTORY.

S@VS" VSUVu1s
Berlin, Dec. 1.-The Germans
yesterday captured 1000 British
AL several batteries in the Cam.
brai region, the war office an.
nounces.
British Headquarters in, France,
Dec. LIN their operations in the
Camhbrai region yesterday, the Ger
mans began turning movement, but
the British were able to pull back
most of their troops and guns at tho
first attack, and save them from be.
ing caught. The British blew up
certain number of guns.
So far as could lie ascertained this
morning, no British guns were cap.
tured by the Germans.
The German casualties yesterday
were exceedingly large The Eritish
probably lost q considerable nugaber
OF men. ..E,,'".. t.s@,
An Uncomfortable Hour. - *''''
There Is no concealing iie fact that
the enemy gave the British an uncom.
Portable hour or two yesterday, but
the situation is not one to cause par.
ticular uneasiness. af.-tss =
Some scattered British in the front
line may have fallen into the hands OF
tho Germans, but most Of the tr0ops
are reported to have been witddraw1
safely. Some ground has been lost, but
unless unforeseen events arise, tho
German planes have been frustrated
with their inflicting of serious losses
on them.
Fighting is still proceeding today.
The British are continuing their coun-
ter attacks. '''''' '.r < ~ %33'', ~!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
INDIAN WOMEN LOYAL
BONO BUYERS RlP0RTS
MISS Ill. SA1TtRlUNO
Fifty Four Members of the Fair
Sex on Berthold Reservation
Invested

Elbowoods, N. D., Dec. 1.-The re
port of Miss Lulu l.. Satterlund, chair
man of the Mclean county women's
committee on the second liberty loan
shows that 54 Indian women of the
Berthold reservation purchased liber
ty bonds. The total number of WON
an buyers in the county was l64
Berthold purchasers included Alice
Olive and Winnie Eagle, Della, coma
and Bertha Bear, and Pink, Frances
and Ellen Wolf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
.PARSHAll REAL CITY,,
FIRST ELECTION SETS
EXAMPLE IN HARMONY
Mayor s. J. Hurst and Entire
City Ticket Named Without
Opposition

Parshall, N. D., Dec. 1.-Parshalls
first city election passed off quietly
and harmoniously, there being elected
without opposition the following city
ticket: Mayor, S. j. Hurst, aldermen
Fred H. Hankins, c. A. Pierce, c. c.
Trangedahl and C. p Kjelstrup; treas
urer, Y. o. Sanden; police magistrate,
Thomas Cooper justice of the peace,
III. l.. I.OkenSgard.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
.A0MtST[AOliR k|ll[D :. E: :. B.: .
BY COAL GAS IN LONE
SHACK NEAR R0S[CltN
Body Found After Life had Been
Extinct Two Days-Had Made
Effort to Save Self

Roseglen, N. D., Dec. 1.-The body
of Ludwig Eideness, aged 80, was
found on the floor of his homestead
shack a mile north of ltoseglen by u
neighbor. Life evidently had been ex-
tinct at least two days. and indica-
tions were that death was due to as
phyxiation from coal gas. 1t was ap'
paront t'at he had become aroused
sufficiently to make an effort to reach
the open, as his body was found with
in few feet of the door
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
GARRISON MASONS ELECT
Officers Named for Ensuing Year
by Blue Lodge Men

Garrison, n. D., Dec. 1.-Garrison
lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, has elected for
the ensuing year the following Off
GERS: Worshipful master, c. +. Tay-
lor: senior warden, DR.. r. Fl. Ray;
Junior warden, DR.. Fred Stucke; sec.
retary, Fred Gehner; treasurer, d. P
Robinson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
FOOTBALL fXACTS
TOLL Of TWELVE

i. Chicago. Dec. 1-Footba!l exacted
a toll of twelve victims Turing the
1917 season which ended with TharFs-
giving day games, according 70 reports
to the Associated Press tOiay. The
number was six less than 1916 and
four less than two years ago. In 1914,
there were u deaths.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
KILLED WIFE, NOW "
SEEKS PARDON FROM
Ten YEAR SENTENCE
Penitentiary Inmate Fired Shot
Into Barrel where Helpmeet
Was Hiding

Minot, N. D., Dee. John Steff,
who fired into barrel In which his
wife had taken refuge, killing hel
and then claimed at his trial that he
didn't know the barrel was occupied.
is seeking a pardon. He is serving .
ten years sentence at the state pen
itentiary. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
BALDWIN FARMERS
ONION TODAY NAMES
nEN FOR CONVENTION
Delegates to State and County
Annual Meetings Being sel-
ected This Afternoon

Baldwin, N. D., Dec. baldwin
Union No. IL, Farmers Educational
and Cooperative union, is holding its
annual meeting this afternoon. In ad'
dition to the election of officers there
will be named delegates to the state
convention, Dec. IL, and the Burleigh
county convention, Dec. IA, both to
be held in Bismarck, state center for
this rapidly growing organization.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
RETURNS TO MICHIGAN
Wolverine Quits Mercer County
with Fortune in Pocket

Golden Valley, N. d, Dec. l. II. L.
Van Ianeschoten, for number OF
years actively engaged in farming
here. and connected during its short
life with the North Dakota !mmigra
ton commission, has disposed of his
holdings in this county for $2t.oaG aid
has returned to his old home a. lon:a,
Mich
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
BALL FOR RED CROSS
Firemen of Garrison to Donate
Funds to Good Cause ~;

Garrison, N. D., Dec. 1.-The annual
ball OF the Garrison fire department
will be given a, week from tonight.
and the proceeds will be contributed
to the Mclean county Red Cross chap,
e..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
Bullet Holes Still There.

The old Buckman Tavern In LeSi ~
ton has much the appearance II had
when it was the rallying place Of the
Minute Men ard the "shot heard ruund
the world" was fired many years ago.
One may to this day see in 1t bullet
holes made by the British soldtets
who we're fred upon from ibis tav.
eru,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
BY AssoclATE4 PRESS.

German troops are milking a strong
effort to wipe out thef salient which
the british drove through the Hinden.
burg line toward CambRai. Violent at
tacAs have been hurled against Brit
.lish lines from sMoeuvres to Councillor.
q front Of about eighteen miles, but
except near GOnnelieH the Germans
have been repulsed with heavy losses.
Grown Prince RuppEechtF evidently
proposed make amends with the
apparent plan, OF driving north and
south and cutting Oft yle British east
OF a line from MoeuvrR to Councillor.
On the northern #flank and west OF
Canl.rai, the GermAa attack was
crushed by artillery a,R. machine gun
fire and heavy LOSSES were inflicted.
Initial Gains.
The stroke on the southern flank
brought initial gains, the British be
ing driven back to La Vacquerie and
to GOuzeaucourt. about one and three
quarters miles northwest and west
southwest of GOnnelieu respectively.
lni counter attacks, the British re
gained rLaVacquerie and Gouzeaucourt
and drove the enemy from the ridge
east Of there. $F@n
= There has been little fighting on the
other fronts. The violent fighting on
the Italian front has stopped for a
moment. The & ermans are reported
to be building defenses on the east
ern bank OF the Tagliament0 river, 2S
miles east of the Piave.
= Begins s;tt;nes Today.
The allied supreme war council be-
gan its sittings today at Versailles. In
attendance will be Premier Lloyd
George, Clemenceau, Orlando, and Col
House, and General Wilson, Foch, Ca
dorna and Bliss. The other inter-al-
lied conference delegates continue
their conferences in Paris, doing their
work through committees meeting In
secret sessions. NJ. Maklakoff, the
Russian ambassador to France, WHO
sits in the conference as an unoffi.
cial observer, has been dismissed by
the Bolsheviki government for TAX
ing part in the meeting.
Repudiates Letters.
Spokesman for the British govern
ment deny that the letter written by
the Marquis of LandsdOwne expressed
the views of members of the British
cabinet. Lord Lansdowne says that
the letter was entirely his own. He
declines to discuss its Opportuneness,
saying he has nothing to add or re-
trao: and that the subject is too con-
troversial The Unionist party has
condemned the letter.
Elections in Petrograd Of delegates
to the Constituent assembly resulted
favorably to the Bolsheviki, who gain
ed more seats than the constitution
al democrats. Siberia is reported to
be about to declare its independence.
Ministers are meeting at Omsk and
a Siberian flag las been raised
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
WON'T ENTER BIG CLAIMS.

London, Dec 1.-The German lot
eien secretary, DR.. Won Kuehlmann' Is
Quoted in a Central news dispatcn
from Amsterdam as saying 1t was ap'
surd to imagine Germany would enter
= peace conference with large claims.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
NEW HEBRON LAWYER
L. A. Nimmo OF Youngstown, o.
Joins Halpern Staff

Hebron, n. D., Dec. III. A. Nimmo,
a young attorney from Youngstown,
O.. has become associated in the law
practice of 8. p. Halpern and has
established . permanent rsstdence q
Hebron,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
MINNESOTA MAN
KILLED IN ACTION

Ottawa, Dec. 1.-The following name
appears amOngs the Americans in to-
'datss CanDisa casualty list:
L811o oe Brooks. Mimi, killed in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
FARMER HELD INSANE
Well Known Resident Of Mercer
County Goes to Jamestown

Beulah, n. d., Dec. Jacob We'll, a
well known farmer living near Beulah,
has been declared insane and commit
ted to the state hospital at James
town.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
GERMAN \ DRIVE
AGAINST WEDGE
BEFORE CAMBRIA
Hurl Troops Against General
Byng's Forces in Effort to
straighten Line
TEUToNs GAIN SLIGHTLY
ALONG SOUTHERN FLANK
Allied Supreme Council Begins its
Sessions in Versailles
House Attends
House Attends
TO EXACT INDEMNITY.

. ~ GNVO Y VNCe"VuTV' y
London, Dec. 1.-The Saxon
finance minister, during the bud
get debate in the Saxon diet, ac.
cording to a dispatch to the Times
from Amsterdam, said that Ger
many must demand large in.
demnity without botherino which
Of her adversaries should pay it,
adding: ~;
"Lst the" only think Of Amer.
ica,"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01

Kingdom Gould, millionaire selective
service soldier, has been promoted to
sergeant in the national army. He's
shown here on duty at Camp Dix,
N. Y. He won his promotion through
his knowledge of engineering, and be-.
cause he was linguist and was quick
to grasp soldierly duties.
Last July Gould surprised his friends
and family by his marriage to Miss
Annette Lucci, Italian governess and
artist @ E
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-01
VIOLENT ATTACK.

Paris, Dec. 1.-The Germans made a
violent attack last night on the Yer.
dun front, the war office reports. Two
efforts were defeated by the French,
who after severe engagement, held
their line intact.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-03
4 Nsies 4 Isvssln>nl e S,i3>e
Fna y IL Rod 6 Ed1maiso'
4 An Datti4 ndDsotn
Csssty, Wet vixiaia.

"lt appearing 70 The Board's sasisfoe-
ton that suf6cisnt amoans of monoy
he accumulated In sinking fund, ssen6-
lished Tor the purposs Of paying Oh the
bonds authorised and hsrc<olors iauuod
By this Board, dassd March Lee, 1912.
and payable March lss, 1913, and the
trossruong Attorney a Mcdowell Ooun-
81, having hsrseofors approved thsrsuf.
IN writing, and 10 Appearing thas invsss-
mens hereinafter ordsred complias in ell
respeco with provisions Of Section 4.
Ohap>er ~ A Of The Oods Of WEI vir-
ginia. (B~rno Editoo), The Sheriff, Who
y NJ legal cuseodian Of aid sinking
Fund. = hardly ordered and dirscssd On
Angus "a. 1917. 20 invess . sumcient
amount OF Gid fund 70 purchass thsro-
with ss Per and accrued inS<roDe. s5OOO.
~ worth Of the &450. 00O. 0O Adkin Nae-
isterial DISTRICT Pprmanens Rood In
provement Bonds. ordered issued by TIE
County Court Of Mcdowell Oounty, DIT
ed he 6ryt day Of January, 1917, ssrially
numbered IRON one 70 four hundred and
nfty-foor (464) inclusive. bearing inter-
ing ss the rata OF Eve (5l pr cent per
annum. payable January lss and July
LIS; which boods are payable in couseeu-
i've vears, beginning January lss, 1918,
and ending January Let, 1870.
IL 10 further ordered tnas The Secretary
OF the Board eause this ordsr 70 b pub
lished In the Mcdowell Recorder and the
Mcdowell Times. the only two nswspap-
ers in general circulation in tie county,
ones . week for two consecutive weeks,
prior 10 August 7sh, 1917"
!, Guy O. Mace, Secretary Of the Board
OF Education OF Adkin Dissrics, do here
by certify that the foregoing 10 Q COPY of
an ordered entered By the Board VI Ed
ucstion OF Adkin District, q . meeting
regularly held on July the second, 1917.
Given under my hand this 18th day u
July, 1917.
GUY q. MACE,
Secretary al the Board of Education O.
Adkin District.
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MINISTERS AND
OEACONs UNION
Continued from page 4.
SECOND DAY SESSION.

- .'A@N'hVNN
On the second day morning after the
Journal Was read and adopted, the Pres
.ldent. DIR. Clements, called for and in
troduced all visitors. Amopg the din
unguished visitors were DIR. Robert ].
>errelI, ID. d., LII d., of Providence.
K L., and Rev. j. A Adams, of Dan
vile, Va, and Rev. W. IL. Carper of
Virginia These distinguished divines
gave a very interesting talk to the Union.
Deacon w. Il. Brice Wa called upon 10
open the subject OF Why tie descons
should attend the ministers. Bro. Brice
proved himself master OF the subject.
At IL 80 Rev. l.. Dabney was intro
duccd as the speaker Of the hour. who
chose for his text LIST Tines. 5:23. from
which he preached a great sermon. DR.
Dsbnsy is truly a great preacher and q
Christian gentleman. Rev. j. y. Evans
followed with q fervent prayer. The
Elders proceeded 10 ordain Rev. J.J
Garter. Rev X. K. Henry prayed the
ordination prayer, Rev. O.. p. Palmer
delivered the Bible, Rev. X. ID. w.
Meadows delivered the charge and the
right hand Of fellowship was extended
by AL elders Deseons Mack and Tsy-
Tor lifted collection.
At = O'Clock Rev. Jas. Adams was in
sroduced and chose for his text the 3rd
Cor. 18th verse, from which be preach
sd wonderful sermon. We were hon.
orsd with charming music by the excel
ent choir Of Mt Nebo Baptist church.
Also beautiful selection by Revs. n. t.
Witcher and G. q. Msnning.
The Union was one harmonious gath
cring. Total amount received during
'ess'on WIS $SI.7O. May the Lord bless
Rev. Hall and his good people and all
thar contributed in any wsy TO make
the occasion a great success.
TIIOS. WOODY. Sec'y.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-03
Death of Mrs.
Maggie Need

fcOsbontss. Va, tuiy 3o.---Mrs. Mag
ie Need Departed sLis lie July p. she
'Tss a consistent christian until she died
-he died in 49, Inn triumph Of faith.
no Il snrvi,e~l hy Ter husband, three
isters, Mr. y. q. Anderson, Pnl~ki.
r. lanes .. Hairston and Georgia
Anns Breylocs, Of PccsbOutaS. one son.
ne grsndchili AMI host Of friends 10
lourn their let. But We hopc that our
- = heavens gain. Her lat words
80 81 an : 'rg % be At rest
Funeral services we're conducted by
.ev. ". r. i.ee, pastor q the Bspti.,
hureh. u ext Vsi John 1872. Her
body ~ss laid - rcst ia the johnson and
cts CeInsteTy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-03
ling and 7idelUater Cool Co.'S
OwlaM, Dest Va.
Spesd opportunity Tor excellent homes with good garden spo fine
schools and churches for all EMPLOYEES

W-"s the best paid Per increse
effective May 1917 PoPr Posse
Tosrins Cars 70 BE- given 1917 the
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-03

PYTH|AS
MEET In GRAND
LODGE SESSION
large Delegation, Harnsny Pre-
walls, Much Business Trans
acted; Everybody
Pleased.

Ths twent--fifth annual session of the
Grand Lodge knight Of Pythi~s and
re seventeenth arnral session of the
rand Court OF Calanthe had Hunting
TN IA their GRASP this week.
On Tuesday morning the public ses-
on ws- held N the First Baptist church.
fter tina formal opening, the welcome
rddr'-sc~ were delivered a. follows: On
} half OF the city. Mayor Edmond Sc
Ron; on behalf Of the lodges, ID. w.
f'erdue. and CT lehslf of the Courts.
Mrs. w. II. Harris
lssponses we've made thus: To the
fayor, Prof. j. X. jefferson, Parksrs-
purg; to the Courts, Mrs.. VI. NJ. Bailey
Simbsli. Dr. r. r. White Was master
4 CEREMONIES At this se-sion.
The Grand Lodge went tn the X. O
:. Hall for their business session, Will,
she Court remained at THE church.
The Grand Chancellor, l.. q. Wilson
appointed the committee on credentiaI
+. follows: Prof. q. W. Boyd, Revs
Z. Al. Mckoy and T. shelton.
In the afternoon. the committee O.
;redentials reported and lOS lodges wer
resent
The session Is being largely attende
and the members ar. down TO real acti,
work. Ever poly is int. rested in maI
ing this the greatest session in the biz
tory OF the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. Thomas Jennings, Charleston
was very active throughout tire session
tie We one among thirty-five who too
he Grand Lodge degrees.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-03
NOTICE.

The under-.sI---l tssiog teen appoint
e1 aiministrstDr for The e-'ste a Artbu,
Avefy, Dc sd, vho died st Coalvood
May p, 1917, wishes % make u known
tat all persons L)lding elaine against
SAID estate must present them o. said al
ministrator for adjustment.
DIR. X. q. HARRISON.
July 20, 1917. KimbsII. W. W.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-03

WEST VIRGINIA:
Al Rule~ held in the Clerks Ofsios al
the Circuit Court OF Mcdowell COM q.
on the hrss Monday In July. 1917.
Atynos Poinderer,
We. In oh.ncsry
Johnie PoIndextsr.
TIE object OF this suit 4 70 obtain
from she dsfendsnt By The plainti6 .
divorce.
vTSCULO MA7RIMONII .
And 10 appearing from an afidsvis nov
on Die with The pspsrs in uhis esups. sbsx
ths defendent 10 . non-rpsidens II d.
stse Of Wet Virginia; 10 10 Therefor,
ordered thss he said dsfsndsns DO 80
pear 81 the CIerk's Once Of ne CirrS
Court Of Mcdowell County within one
month from the dsss OF the ara publica-
uon OF ms order, end do what Il neces-
ssry n prosees his inssrsss herein.
And u 10 further ordered that q copv
Of this order Be publidhed once . WI
Tor four succensive weeks in some nevs-
paper In Mcdowell County, and shss :
copy OF the same be posed q The frone
door Of the cours houss Of McDoveII
County fos twenty dayp bsfors deere :
rsndgud.
". BURBR1DaR PAYNE. o.
oscil Riley. p. Q.
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VI A. Lucas, Of kimbzll. contractor
and huildrf. strong property owner
al a high tone gentleman. hss inst com-
? lesed huilding fire bakery At North
RI lie ha- the contract for several
other very inrortant buildings in ard
throughout the county.
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