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The Washington times., 1917-09-19
MILLIONAIRE SNOW
FIGHTS ALMONY
REQUEST OF WIFE

Five hundred dollars a month is a
whole lot OF money to have to pay
ones wife as alimonS, even N the
husband is a millionaire. Further
more. II the wife in her petItiQn for
divorce and alimony makes certain
accusations against the husband
which are Injurious to his character,
and which she is later unable TO
prove, she is guilty of cruelty. and is.
therefore not entitled to receive the
fat monthly check.
This. in substance, is the plea made
by Chester A. Snow. millionaire
patent attorney. in a petition filed in
the District Supreme Court today. in
which he asks Justice Stafford to
reseind the order requiring him to pay
Adds H. Snow temporary alimony
pending settlement. of her suit for an
absolute divorce.
Snow states that because Mrs. Snow
made an "unfounded" charge Of mis-
conduct against him, she came into
the court with unclean hands and
therefore is not sentitled to any ALI
mony.
On the other hand, Attorney Henry
E Davis, who represents Mrs. Snow,
told Justice Stafford today that. since
Mrs. Snow had to be supported. and
also had to provide for their infant
son, Dexter H. Snow, and in view Of
the large resources of the husband.
he expected an increase in the al
lowanee for alimony when the final
decree was signed.
Attorney George P. Hoover, who ap-
peared for Snow. asked the court to
bear in mind the present Federal in
come tax and the provisions OF the
bill now pending in Congress to in
crease this tax, II any alimony is to
be allowed.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
SPANKING STORY FAILS
TO AID VFE'S SUIT

NEW YORK, Sept. 1e.-Mrs. George
Yeoman deived back fourteen years
in her memory today to tell court
on domestic relations how much It
hurt when hubby" turned her over
on his knee and spanked her sOundly.
She complained that Yeoman was
trying to make her move with him to
a suburb. where 'she would be
buried" and explained she recalled
the spanking just SO the court would
know all about him.
The court refused to be sympa-
thetic and reduced instead Of in
creased Mrs. Yeoman's allowance.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
NEGRO FOUND HANGED;
NOTE CHARGES ASSAULT

ATHENS, Ga. Sept. 1e.-"You have
assaulted one white girl, but will not
another" This was the inscription
on q scrap OF paper tackled abovesthe
head OF Rufus Moncrief, a negro.
found near here yesterday hanging to
a tree, dead. His body had been rid
died with bullets. The authorities
have only the slip Of paper as a clue
to work on, but a thorough investiga-
tion will be made.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
osELIsK ESCAPES BOMB.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1e.-Americans
arriving here yesterday stated that
Cleopatra's needle, presented to the
British government in 1873 and a
companion Obelisll TO the one now in
Central Park, this city, came near
being destroyed by bombs during the
air raid on London on September 4.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
"srAY OUT OF RUssIA"-U. {

LONDON. Sept. 1e.-The American
legation at Stockholm, says an EX-
change telegram. has received official
instructions from the State Depart
ment at Washington, advising Amer
lean citizens not to go to Petrograd
and only in urgent cases to ask pass
ports to Russia.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
POLICEMAN Is KILLED
In ELECTION RIOT

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-George
Epley, a special policeman, was shot
and killed during an election riot in
the 'bloody" fifth ward today, where
a bitter factional fight is taking
place. Epley was one Of a squad of
special police sent to maintain order.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
GREECE'S EXKING RENTS
Sl,2OO-A-MONTH VILLA

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Tino, late Of
Greece, may have lost a throne, but
he didn't forget his pocketbook.
The ex-KinE OF the Hellenes has
Just rented furnished villa at Zurich
for 81 200 a month.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
1,250 Slain Daily,
German Army Loss,
Says Dr.. Erzberger

GENEVA. Sept. is.-Germany
is losing 1850 men daily in killed,
according to a dispatch from Ger
many today quoting DR.. Matthias
Erzberger, leader OF the clerical
party.
DR.. Erzberger, who Is leader Of
the majority peace bloc In the
Reichstag. is using the heavy
German losses as one OF his most
potent peace arguments.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
JURICT SEEKS CONGRESS
SEAT OF PAT HARRISON

Circuit Judge Paul B. johnson has
announced his candidacy to succeed
Congressman Pat" Harrison. of Mis-
sissippl. who is a candidate TO sue
coed Senator Vardaman. Governor
Bilbo, OF Mississippi, is also a candi-
date.
Judge johnson lives at Hattiesburg.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
.U-LINER DESIGNER,
INSANE, ENDStIFE
IN BALTIMORE JAIL

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1e.-Driven in
sane over the reported bad conditions
IN Germany, GottsoId Prusse. one OF
the principal designers OF the sub
marine Deutschland. who had been
confined to the City Jail about two
weeks as an alien enemy. was found
dead. hanging to the door of his cell
by his belt strap Yesterday. Coroner
Riley, after an investigation, decided
that It was q case OF suicide due to
insanity.
Had Acted QueerIy.
Prusse had been acting very queer
ly at the Jail for two days and was
being treated for insomia by the jail
physician. About o'clock in the
morning Capt. John H. Doud. of the
5sil guard, went to Prusse's cell, No.
ze5, with dose of medicine and found
on the floor near the man a fiattened
out tobacco lid. His suspicious
aroused, as the lid was rather sharp
and could have been used very well
as q knife, Captain Doud remained
chatting with Prusse for awhile and
then left. When Captain Doud made
his rounds an hour later Prusse was
dead.
Prusse came to Baltimore on the
Deutschland. According to the re-
port made to United States District
Attorney Samuel Il Dennis at the
time he was arrested for violating
the barred zone decree, he worked
on the construction of the German
undersea craft and made the trip to
supervise the engine work, on which
he Is said to have been an expert.
Prusse told the officials he was at
River View on the night the sub
marine left Baltimore and missed its
sailing. He. took out credentials
through the United States Immigra-
tion office, and was permitted to re-
main in this country. He secured q
position with the firm of A Schu-
macher & Co, shipping merchants, as
cargo manager.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
TYPHUS PLAYS HAVOC
WITH ALLIED TROOPS

PARIS. Sept I9.-TyRhus has
claimed 1900 French and Brush sol
diers as victims, and 500 Russians
have also died of the disease at Ger
man concentration camps at CasseI.
near Frankfort-on-the-M Main. accord
ing to reports brought here by Albert
Champion. a French soldier. who es-
capped from Germany after a third at
tempt.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
SEEKS wEs1wEeo FACTS.

Failing to get additional word OF
the massed submarine attacI; upon
the steamer Westwego and a convoy,
the Navy Department today repeated
its request to Naval Attache Sales at
Paris for further data.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19

Put money in Our Bank for the time
you need it. 1t may be during sickness,
when out of job, or not until old age
that you'll need it. If you start now the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
Y. M. n. A. NEWS.

National Conservation" will be the
topic of Congressman Thomas I. Schalls
public lecture on Friday evening, No
vember 16, in the Talmud Torah Audi
torium The lecture is timely and ought
to be of interest to ALL 1t will begin
promptly at 8:15.
Tickets for the second big Y. M. H. A.
dance in the Talmud Toran hall on Sun
day, November 18, are going fast and
all indications point to a great success.
The proceeds will be used to further it's
educational activities.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
AT THE SHUBERT.

;. Next week in George rBroadhurst's
drama, erich Man, Poor Man," Flor
ence Store will conclude her present
Shubert engagement and return to New
York City, where she is under contract
to appear in forthcoming Broadway
production Miss Stone came to Mime
apolis to play single week, but her
legion of admirers insisted she remain
for another and still another production,
until the engagement heightened into six
weeks.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
November 16, 1917.


A MESSAGE FROM THE koMUS KEUB.
The Komus Klub is going to give their
fifth annual dance on Thanksgiving night
at the Calhoun Commercial ball room
They have hired Potters Orchestra to
furnish real XXX music. Arrangements
have been made so that there can be
dancing until twelve Novelties are
planned that will prove delightful. In
other words, from all reports, it seems
that the best and biggest dance of the
year will soon be with us. The affair is
bound to be big social success with
good time insured to all who attend.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
DANCING CLASSES.

Do not forget the dancing classes at
the Talmud Torah Auditorium, which are
conducted by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Talmud Torah, on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings under the able in
struction of Miss M. Medley. Come and
bring your friends.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16

ENTERTAINMENT IN DECEMBER.
given at the Talmud Torah early in De-
cember. The committee in charge is try
ing it's best to get splendid program.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
PLAN MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN.

The Y. w. H. A. are now making prep
arat:ons to launch campaign for new
members so as to acquaint all of the
Jewish young women of the city with
the different activities of the organiza-
ton and to induce them to participate
and take advantage of the same.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
MISS GERTRUDE H. BEGGS TO SPEAK
AT THE Y. w. II. A.

Miss Gertrude H. Beggs, Dean of
Women of the University of Minnesota,
recently from the East, will address the
Y w. H. A. at an open meeting, on We'd
nesday evening, November 81, at their
club rooms at the Talmud Torah, Eighth
avenue north and Fremont. Her topic
will be, Ideal of Democracy Among
Women
This will indeed be treat to the mem.
bers, who are all urged to come. The
association also wishes to extend an in
vitation to the community to attend, as
the lecture will be of unusual interest.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
100
LOCAL NEWS
NER TAMlD ELECTS.

At the meeting of the Ner Tamid club,
held Monday evening, November IL, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Edith Abrams;
vice president, Edna Berman; secretary,
Lillian Litinsky; treasurer, Rose Rudick;
directors, Jennie Feinberg, Rosa Rosen-
field, Rose Rivkin and Rose Labovitz.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
MOSHEv Z'KANEM DANCE SUCCESS

The Third Annual Benefit Ball given
by the Moshev ZKanem at the Calhoun
Commercial club on October 30, was a
grand success socially and financially.
There we're 200 couples in attendance and
everybody reported good time. The
hall was very beautifully decorated in
Halloween effects. The golden brown
glow suffused everything in mellow soft
ness, and the music was all that could
be desired. The old, young and middle
aged were kept busy in talking, dancing,
eating and serving.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Next Week Billy Watson's
ORIENTAL BURLESQUERS AT THE
GAYETY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05

t,e survey and maps Nicfscf NEW hefc
specially rscfred ~ ard nlttie 4 reft
befxof fNf eftAior ecltalnts " de-
etm,lon ~ taid land That ssld SEQ
md tftrt aneer tftsfil.Fd WAS fore
mesis VI Npee,r CoVntY, hut ~ Now
b. aisd ~ kiebtiE Cpap,y. texAr That
tal9 tCed ~ iFest WAS rSttutPd a. ~
safc pavement ~ NOTE al,t<e deNtstod.
and ~ sstugv any ,naebledness that
ssld dcfsn,iaot ntslu ihese@isef owe
said isruokNe& plstliiett Cn That
sAii dcs'sl uf tfust lirp y sfsl eallt ard
r,4isistlnk IA hVnf - plAln,Nts asalnn,
defendant On roid lanA That said note
waA rlaVed en- hands ~ the attorney
bs4nrlra this sult Cor rcliel ,ion sait
) ialpuus aertesna a. ~, hlm The ~ .
tnfnsy's ne stipulated IN said note a.
atiorncY's ftta Nhegxtuse premssge
ccusiAcrc,i piatNiigfs pras thar defend.
All he rlttti Us ttsma ~ aw thht ~
fiusi hearing hsrcof shsY have ipda
mrnt Cot amount of their aaid lAdeNt
oduess with ialcfest and attorney !
iers auu Ger a fcfrtiasAfe ~ thsn hfe
~ sala land aad fof an orier ~ sale
and Writ ~ isosseseieA and al cost.
Va this tshsls lneurrrA and frf friirl
l,esh avnetAl and special an 40 mny,
fais smafatr igtm p'ainilffs pttltiuu
tn tic ntiein Witch u herctv rtfetsud
H. tcg mero ,o,nia,tc description II
faid oausr ~ action
llswln fail not hnt haNe sou i,efo1,
said Tvnri AZ ~ atVusaid next tef
umt torn. this erli With ,on vtnfr
ttsuou Showing hee sVu have exc
suied toe eomr
Wttncss a a. Nrok clerk ~ tno nls.
islri Count % Nuseca ru0hty
siNsN AAdti ms hand aud che SEQ
~ snN coaft az siflys ~ CefSn'
vhtst. rtxas fhla s1ih das "a iunr
A. ~ ieil
DaNA a "A. COOK. Sletk.
District Coar Nnrccs coanl,
s iunv purN ! ettufN
PRANK a. Rus,IN~oN. Sheriff
VS. w. Is NsaiNpvd. Deputy All
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05
rHe sTtTT OF TuxAs

r. aN i'ffH0Hs interested ff thf Eaiatt
~ guat iifff. d. pfceaasdi
EiftitA 81 Vefc annnniffatflK -
fhf estate ~ sald Gust fiege OK hsf
flied lu thf county court ~ Nuccss
caantf her Firai Atrshnf - ibs con
aitsan ~ said estate. ipreiher Wlfh 40
lgiifaiou 80 H. lierhargfd a. aansln-
ifiIafra thrfraf uhah piii ~ hsafE
f our said Court ~ fhf third Nondaf
10 Jolly A. o 1887 auie heinz ar
ieth day ~ Jay A H. 1917. a. ibe
couIfhapfe 70 raid Auecas rpnnty ~
fhf t.if of cQrpHH Christi Texfs. AZ
Rhloh time and fdarf ~ perronn inter,
esff1 In said effafe are feoulff1 10 80.
HeaF Ard contest $3.50 flnsl Aecplnt
ard application n they 49, propsr
= itnea= gAiifst siclioln. cleYk -
,he county couft 81 Sgecss county.
Texas
Oir-n under ulY hand ana The seal
~ ssid court ~ my office in Corpus
CHRISTI 81 this. ne sfh aay n June.
=. %. 1877
n-sJ GILBERT ncGioiN. Clerk.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05

TliE STATE Hf TEXAS.
County 70 Nurccs
in ,he District Cuufs ~ NneccS County.
frkaA
81 w charmsn W " J. Harmon
90 40 80. 500
whereaa hy Nirtae % 81 efacf n
sale issued out 10 the nSstfigt Vcpn
at Nucctn County Texas. on . iuds
meus rendered IN sald routt Oh llie
iih dav ~ March. A. y isiI IN lAeur
" suid w. " Chapman eHt aaaiIinf
The oasa I" Z Harmon ana W w MAI
inn az ths sum ~ Thlttern Thgne4na
give tiNndrtd Fort, nine art 6kaea
flHtt9aNl rallosa Aud for fnfetlpsals
~ iifn aeaiefl T. J. HaTmcn, ". vi
Walton cay NetinuAi liant II cpfpuA
t'htlti, a f'nNy i',tefa. ifed W Maalr.
u VI shtiinn i'icrcc tofsiicu al ~
epriaiiun and J a. iiawman. said Ni's
boinH numbered IN ihe hvrhNi ~ SAID
court 80 asFs. ! go ea The iisA day
~ tune a y stiI ~ W e'ripck b ~.
less upau the foiiaNina lteftitsa
sfarts ana parcels ~ leilti situated ~
tho Count, ~ Nueees and state -
Tesas 81 ihe property ~ tiiu above
nampd defendants. tn Wiz
f.airs numb,ta two fgl. three 90.
four 90 anA five 90 of Tho w "
Chapman uehdivleiau ~ isTtiun ~
shafo Nn unn 90 81 ths Chspuinn
Partition. being itself q portion ~
Share So Two fsi "a tho ralo Alto
Partition Dni ~ the Northwest sar-
nor ~ the psis Attn utant 20 Aatlns
uafeia ta Narenn County Texas hald
i.nt So. Tive t4a epplslnlag lee atfus
"a land and said i.ata Nos Thra t21,
fanf 90 nnd fite 90 containing fRrl
iee "a aefrs ~ land ! VIII % sAe
afd ahy ~ Jolly a D. iaif. being Tho
nfsf Tursati rf uaid month betNctn
trr hours % 20 e'ciprk b. N. and
o'eintA q. 80. an nald aaf "a NE eonfts
hluas d,.nf ~ caii county, pffef fer
nair and stll ~ paiile outery. Tor thshi
ail ihr fiahi little and lntareat ~ ~
81 thf aisasF napasa attendants sh aud
60 said psoptfiN
rnANK a Hpui~Nupl.
Shriiff 81 Nueees cpantf, Texas
nv ~ q fearwood. i,spaiy AdtaH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05
NOTICE. N reonArr

riif srArf nf rENkS.
40 ihr Shegin ~ an, Vsinatatic ~
Nov,ft tNOei Nit, TINA
fcn aio latce, larinAndt.a ti.st ~,
htaAiHa runhrsism ~ ihis nesas tsf
Sen ttft In sotpt are siafa4 pah1shsd
Sen ,vf t'Mriy 500 suwmon an re-.
trts Iritrttea in gas estate 1T n.
A Csulcs 90 pnaNcr an sppii,,t ieu
Nifr hf a. 4 taui4 iu ihs ,nurt,
Noait ga NnccsF yuaris SEA- ihs taih
daN 90 June isit Tor the probate ~
'he wNl amt itiitrs tfsfaintntaf,
which VIA 81 heutd hy said t'antt nn
tHf leth dsN "a laN leIs "a thc eouqs
huHae of stil Couni, in Dnfnae chris.
it Texas "a Uhith tlnf ga B. rsous ia.
itrrsita n s.tlA estate Hat arf,eaf aud
ceniesi aai3 apritailoH Sc usc, ste
rr,asf
iirroin taii noi. hal ha,r zoe l,afnrs
said tvufi un ihl eiId ufsi das q
thr next tttm thetcof tbis wit with
YNr wiufn thtlah show iar how ,aa
have ckeluftA ihr same
Wnne.s my hana ava official seal
af Norfus NhIi~l rrAa. iuIs lisi aa,
500 inHf A. N laia
N.SA 0iiNlEr MeGipiN.
,irfk iouHiA Nouit Nf4rs couats
nur r,Vt 3 etffirs.
fEANN "a rpriN@NN. shcag
ha q o. Aeaf~vsst nspup ktt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05
IN s1Arr oF ttxAa.

Do ff fwun nf anf Constable Hf
NufDes Nounn 0itffNH
Nau af, hrfth' commanded i0 tuiu
mm Joe IS knnshHutft hf matiuH
nnbilratan uf fNh citation pner .n
Dlph wfsA fnf fUHr aartfmlff nrehs
pt iuls iu fhe rsiufn ani h,fo0f n
SOME nevrsapr, msnuahed in foH
county ~ there b. msWffauef puh.
fahed ihfYlh huf n nui then Boa sn,
newspaper uubilshrh in thr gfth lgdl S
rial ussififl rNt n thor, he nn naNt
paHff puhliahta ln said iudi,ini iiif
ffi,i then nj neWsparuf published ~
tiH nfaret district ~ said gsfh ,isdi
Vial nlsiiitt % aplsai "a iltf utsi
0rfuisi term - tns District Court ~
Nneea Count 10 o. holden at its
Nwnfti4ufas lhftsuf ia ,oFras Dhiisii
Iasas on ihs iari Nunany in luif.
4 n itif1 iha rwno hriDE ..liH zaih
aas ~ ipif. A. o. ifii nl~H AhH facfq
tn srsvrf petition flied Dol said count
sn fha tara aaF ~ June A. A. 1854
n nuif Numbered nn the lafhci N
said court 30. 1901 hhrr0ln iifrui
eus.d nlailisff Company s pfrNff
ah.p ampDsea ~ i.fN afas ann a. "
bfts iiaiAiIf eah ipf q koun
NuH M tfftpaaWt eni saia pfii.
nm 4nrnre inHi Hrfendinf b iu1rff
I'D q. iHaiHfu ~ fnlinNH
HI % ifemIafHff Deie and fef drl,i
HRid Hof. Uftr1ifd bf lffrpdaui March
.fih 1893 re- ihs sum ~ Al4q payable
tusHsi i.s $3.50 uifh sfssn asrrrni
nsefft fafihef bfas ldins iof ten
ir cent atfutnrft fotr q collected ~
rfnrfss q mN fhnf sHld nnio Nns
.ffrafad 60 aH1 aeiiftfsd fo pialntiffs
htfsln Win sac siili ihs lsaai oNner
fi,fraf Tl,t said NOTE WAS not fsale
it masufHY end nar placed % bans
~ cailf. fion ana taia neir Sst proc
tested ara hat there 81 ~ ad8liipnai
iariftf 49, ~ fi5a Thsi On Dctpisfr
~ lglf REID Der na4ns bought ffo4a
fiairutf. rasfs ~ wniHhey. pfpniiss
inf A. pes fhsm ths pHfsiaae rfieo
Hfrpf ~hfsA b. go - 800 ~ sgafhf
iis fanr ~ ArEo 4hlaiffy fgs wiHfii
b. aarwn IA pas Napo. Tisal Rid
ssfe end str0aiH fyf 1hirteY v ipne
tihee fsasf dpf. AMI fieHsh ellen tsa
lufaiaf ~ a. ~ defendant has falitA
a. prs same or aft raft thereof O.
plaintiff danaRs in TIE som - l1s9.
Thsf un date n ssl1 note. dsfendsni
ffrc8ie8 hls refia4a deed ~ fFHsl a.
~ d Hcft ~ ifasffe. eoafssihg fel,
,aulnr dsafrlltd .4nd tosaiti
rifti Lots Sof ie ara 10 81 srfslor
fftsTfd fSr ih she -i'aiAisYs Set
Division ~ ibr escilvnixfa pefiion ~
us lfonman 1'ferf" Spetes tonnif
rrasn aecpGins 81 map ~ saia insfas
~ fIir lr issau1t Cioft'4 0fflft ~ " ~
fts gnanft Taanr sssssudf A Ger.
fain tract - lard lsina ana betting sls.
t.n0d b. Hpeceu County Te1ae and
rierr fsftifsdarif deafriired ~ foiipss
fo.en HAT acres ~ lsna hing Z
raft - fhsf cerssln lsrHe EsaDs ~ iauf
called ~ EifcoB 81 rruia DeffT1al*
enid iie.f nefea ~ san9 lslhF ne fsfn
lots No. nse ~ hipea - ana Farm
-, IN ilptf ~ ln ne surveyed anl
i.isaisd iin,iir ~ ihf sui,usllg ~ ia
io2n a s'apiian. Tsxas accofains q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05

IL .
THAT Msuse i.atmkH. Jessl& fxts
man hnA nns<N1 ..as~ran Hf< lrl<1 ~
said MARY q. NStholl. d<<&4n<t. 4u1 /.
that The heirs ~ eetlain 1ecesse6
nlctct and ns>t II Aln II -s(j MARY b
lgur.sil. ,o-wli. lst=s.e fA3snAn aid .
Alice lsa> man uFr auhtutn. thai hil
81 suTh ssc4H,n. arr mpde p4ttI<4 10 th~
ann "a orisf that any inl<m.hs H.
4alnoA thsfeln ehali be htn.i<n< ur<,&
then> Aaa that ltty may ~ o@s,1n1 ~
M relief PRAYED BY such d~ftnda,,ls
ffllne surh answer suth an4~tY CON-
% artiftrc fraud md undus ln0ncnc<
aud lasafucitut mental csss%e,sy air.
Ettinns that such win ana ~ l4u'I4.1
should not be sef aside nuf snnu,lcd
but that the probate ~ snm> <hnui.s bn
alipwtd - stand aad pe epesiswed
fAlifloh ana made einalNe ana may
ing thar ihe said Maade fA,tuan. J<e.
so f.aytnRn uud Russell IA, mae and
ths unknown helrS - the tAif }.crxi~
IA>mAn and Alice i.asmen " cited 10
Appaar herein a. safiits asfeNdtnt and
that spch viii and the probate thtrepr
b. vecosuised end feafffmed and fSt
grrtrn relief
You are further epen,nawied % ~
summon tho attendants and 10 -fso
THIS citation ~ puhilshlrN thr ssne
once In each weck Tor foos knVesrs.ss
wctks previous - the return da> htrc.
of Ia new apapsr published w said
county. hat Il ma newapaf~E y pah.
llshc.i rs said county. thrn ~ the nrar.
80 county where newAparef u rub.
ilvhcd
iienie fan not hut have ycr hpfoft
said court. on the aald fisni day ~ thi
ntXt term tne4taf, this NYft Nish Sous
return thereon. showing how saa hast
executed the tAmr.
Witness J naterflria 1r. Clerk PRO
trm ~ the nsstrics casff II Nuecca
{ CountN TeAAh
uivea under nay hand and nsai az
said fuuIt iR the cay ~ Corpus
chfis,i. Npvcrs County. Texas, this
ssth daY ~ 3uen A ~ 1917
q tAesn } poNFNflt.in ~
& cisth nrn scfn ~ ihp district Ccnft "
Nuessh county, rexaS
lssoed this 9Stn DAY ~ funt. a u.
Z 1911 D ftaltFNfiff.p. H.
I CLERK prn tenn 10 Tire nsstflct cpntt o.
Nuesss Cpauty. Texns
4 true vnpy ! certify
fltANK o. NoniNNnN. Abefsst
Va ~ a. Yeeswood Deputy Aat 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-05
CALLED HER FAMILY
TO HER BEDSIDE
s Years Ago, lnkng She hight DE- Says TEXAS Lady, Bs New
She Ia Well Strong Woman and Praises cardd FL
Her Recovery.

Roysp CTR. Ttr-a'rs. Mary XII
msn. Of this place. saysi "Af,w tho
birth Of my little girl. my eide com.
meneed 10 hurt me. ! had 70 70 back
10 led We called the doctor. lie
treated me. but 60, no better 4
sos ~orss ana worse until the mlsey
was unsnarsbls. "a was IA bed tor
three months and suffered such agony
that was iast drawn N IN knot
told my husasna a he would sst
ne bottle o. cardai would try &. i.
/ commenced taking Il. however. that
evening ! called my fsniiy about
ms. fn< I knew I could no, last
r1ny days uniss hra = ehsnrs for