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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-08-03

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queques ataquant
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seon ayes trsits nos
departments que
fait 1871 Or compte independence
M Sans doue hpme par sss eoheos aamee booqs sal
"pene d'honneur ills dissent plene profit
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ation ellie pentions
grace armistioe eferait
ellie ave plus de vgueur amas
a @
chanel de prendre que navait pu emporter par
La peuve decette mauvase fol est dams r6ponse Pr6
dent % M;oq a lqae s tout
butts de ayons eyaement declare
tire Ia pax quee fd durable LAemagno ele
butts Dc qos avouabes LIE
chancellor aemand de em reps refuse les
poser publquement,
dsre, que aujoufd
monde les Aemands outes eus pr6tenons
alses amands de repande partou formue
men voulu ct vouda oujou des conques LIE gouve
aemand entend domner Europ aprs
5 5 ps I
6chec.
Ma Aemagne ma nulement r@aliser plans
d'6crasement de domination.
Ellie guerre pour r6alser pr6paree seule
Europe Europe ellie Ia d6sr6 amenee pcp6 d6c
rndue incapable par proc6d6 par moyens
an oyaut6 de les vouo p6tenons
bitans la domination ellie fat seule obstacle la
Et allons vor que ellie combat puissance pro
faisons d6fende de Lber6
notr6 existence
General PETA1N
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-08-03
Bureaux: sos East Hennepin Ave

Mais au lieu des olameurs de victoire, plus rien
LIE silence 3. Indign6 Flambeau rugit: -Eh! bien!
LIS IL ont brave pour vous la mort Ia faim, le givre
vous leur devez lorgue ct le bonheur de vivre,
Et quand Went le moment de leur offrr vos bras,
vous vous taisez? Francas vous etes des ingrats!
Mais CONNIE il achevait peine cette phrase
Il regarda Ia Terre ct fut remp d'extase. =.
Dams For eclaboussant du couchant radieux
Les poilus savencaient CONNIE des demi-dieux
Sous leurs casques de fer plus trou6s que des cbes
Et fr6missant devant ces h6ros impassbles
Don't le regard alter sembait dire:-Cest nous!
Tout le peuple, muet, s'6tait mis- genoux.
LUCIEN BOYER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-08-03
lie Retoulr
R6cit6 par M. Georges Tessier, le Ia Juliet

La guerre 6tait fnie ct Dieu ]usque la-haut
Parmi les astres dor brillants CONNIE des phares,
Entendit des cameurs ct des bruits de fanfares
\ Et des hourras partant de Douvre Tsing Tao
-Quel bruit, demanda-t-i trouble razur voile?
-Seigneur, fit une voix dams les c6lestes choeufs
Cest le grand d6il6 des Allies vainqueurs
Qui passe sous pArc de Tromphe de pEtoile.
Un brouhaha courut travers le cle pur:
La foule des Elus ]usqnela 81 stofque
Voulant voir d6fler cette arm6e hero1que,
En- trombe sc pressait sur les balloons dazur.
Saint Pierre en- tortlant sa barbe de prophetic,
Febrile, tr6pidant CONNIE vieux cocardier,
Cria:-Fates venir Flambeau le grenadier
II va nous expliquer les details de la fete
Et Flambeau savenca, pmpant CONNIE Schoenbrunn.
II dt:-Ca me connaft la gloire militaire!
Tous beaux regiments qui d66lent sur terre,
Je vais vous les nommer messeigneurs, un par
Les cavaliers passaient un bruit de houle....
II annonca:-Voila les hussards Les dragons!
Et les portes du ciel fr6mirent eur eurs gonds
Aux transports d6lirants qul montaient de la oue.
-Ce nest rien ft Flapbeau, c'est le commencement
voici les artieurs!.... Dominant les trompettes,
Des hourras 81 nourris qu'on ett dit des tempetes
Souf1erent en- rafale ct jnsqu'au armament
-Ce nest rien, dit Fambeau mieux, jespere
All! yoici le g6nie!... Et les aviateurs!
Dams le reimbursement farouche des moteurs,
L'immense voix du peuple assourdit Dieu le p6re!
Puts Flambeau panchant, annonca-Les marlns!
Cette fois Ia Glamour boueversa les mondes
Et le soleil, oonquis jeta des pames blondes
ces humbes fetes CONNIE des souveralns
-Ce nest rien, dit FIambeau dune voix attendrie:
sVous allez voir quand va passer lnfanterie
4 Celia sera formidable, torrentiel,
J'ai peur que hourrah fasse croter le cel
Et voici que soudan, apr6s ces chevanch6es,
liz virent saYancer les holnmes des tTanch6esl
Les chssseu1s Ies Hgnalds les zouaves, les alpins
#Ceux qui prenaient racine ainsi que les sapins
uand les hnenwerfer d6chafnaient lenrs bonrasques
& O6tait IN ocean de casques ct de casques. ss
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-08-03
ECHs) De L'OUEST
journal Hebdomadairc

.s.Toutes lettres, correspondances, Etc.
Solvent etre adressees directement a
L'EcHo DE L'OuEsr, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-08-03
a. H. DEMEULEs, GERANT
Qui a Voulu etqui Veut Ia Guerre

Vul q Y OuAu CC4A VOAS 10 0uSAAS
Un Article du General Petan
LIE Bulletin des Am6es de R6pubque public Get article
du general P6an:
trop peu oube quelquefois rop peurquo nous
parce que etc assaults PA
Nous battons pour chaser ennemi de noe tetore
empecher px sode ct complete quune pare agres
sera crime De tIahr
une honteuse d6faiance fois enfants
Nous battons pax amene dams noe pays
conure gene une nm de
Nous nous battons t6nac6 baons dc
pne pace que les conditions essenees de Ia vctore
Je veux expiquer toue smplc toue corlalte
CONNIE des amis ct des hommes quele
g5 % les ss al
moi est oa o se 81
II sembe QUE question pose plus tant les documents
pubes accabIan pour nos
situation nest que rep claire %
on os an % %
Les pou1ron e abes que be
eor qa epsfsnt ognes
p De
81 ensgne
guerr c continue ct veo les meme desrs de do
pours1t Ae@agne qaee saoharne
I % 6S %' es
documents e pobs tou les nos
niuement Scribe responsible u mearre Taroduo
ane sur valiant petit
les conseis memee du
6ai de mauvaise fol
aeota pouvor oontenter deoara
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qae Tsane
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LA aa ] @ sst
jou insuie de aimsum envoye
P6ss mt
ambassador venne poussa quand PAutriohe
." Gn an tout qu en-
mobisait oons Russe 81 uile poyoqqa
E. g. s
aetoserbe Ia Conference de Ia Haye uiaume
mails doute conscience du crime await
Ce un aveu vain 81 Juliet e Ter aoo e tsar renouvee
d6marche personnees pres De
quand Venne negocer pr6cpe conit
d6cran guerre la Ruse avant fAuohe meme d6seepor
f s rs aGns
agand depen domner Europe La est quee
deuz tout fos orgsnaton dun service ssRon
pea2a ss
mir la Rus pays qn depus dann6es await a
oue eroyable pourrait LAemagne
que pens6e d6crr tout pr6xte
rancas mobant donnat odre de
au beson reculer odats 10 kilometres de la
sur points sans a s ne
Eterrtoire francais douaniers ct soldats
doute la France montrat trop
patiene d6cara guee pr6texe les pus anges
principal u que aeurs ncals avaet ete des bombes
auore muncpae Nuremberg avouat navor MULE
ss d
de Nuremberg de &c menson
pr6tee gendes emagne essaye de Greer
Ellie jea Belgique don't neutral6 6a garane
rappee que entretien dAnge
Berlin chiffon de papier Pacte de aante
mais mieux: Rechstag
Hog vo6 doit de Beqne n6ces
e6 d6craser les Fancas ain traftre
orsane pAeagne Wit s6eve contre ee suet Ia
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-08-03

Nous enverronS un numero sp6cHuen I.
du journal toute personne qui on fe5a
demande
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-08-03
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AMMO
Ianf des snnonces donr. sur sppli,

catl0n. 43 EIYs5 5ge8 Il s. 3g9
Demandes d'emploi- -demande do %
mestiqnes on d'emloy6s ann onces peur
chamble ou pension - annonces PCT
objets perdus ou trouves. 5s.'a33
"A. An tank Dc UN CENT du mot. u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15
MIDDLE CL A 8 s
Of { N 6 | A n D
MUS 7 RESPOND


London feb IA warning given
w bonar Law. chancellor Of oNcheq
uer In his recent Glasgow speech that
compulsion may be resorted 70 II III"
present voluntary method fails to
bring in sufficient subscriptions 90
the new war loan has attracted vide
spread attention.
The chance"os used such terms as
fhe possloiliN Of Other ways of OBJ
tanning the money methods which
he said he believed would be bad for
the coJntly' but that il such step
were necessary account would be talk
en- OF the contributions which had al
ready been mado voluntarily" What
was wanted, the chancellor added
were mall amounts from as many as
possible
Here at least continued Mr. Law.
we may take a lesson even from our
enemlc- II has not been a custom IN
th.s aeunty hope TO see IT chang
ed it has not been q custom for gov
crnmcnt loans TO be widespread
among the people The fourth Ger
man load had i,1ooO0o subscribers Of
under TOO pounds S50W each want
TO see something of that kind in this
country ! want to see every man
have a spirit Of emulation and have a
feeling that he has not played his
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15
Elizabeth WeIIemeyer Dead

Friday mcrailg, Mrs Robert Mer-
ten received telegram telling of the
death Of her sister Elizabeth Welle-
meyer, at Marshalltown, Iowa -Four
years ago Miss Wellemeyer spent the
holiday season with Mrs Merten and
while here met many of cur frien is,
who am sure would appreci =
knowing this sad news Of her sudden
death which resulted after an illness
Of only three days Miss Wellemey-
and while here She gave a recital for
our friendts at our home. she never
forgot the hospitality and many cour-
tesies shown her by the peopie %.
er was singer of exceptional talent
Guthrie Mrs Merten lett Friday
evening for Charles city. Iowa. wher,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

Cramped muscles or soreness fol
lowing a cold or case of grippe are
eased and relieved by an application
Of Sloans Liniment. Does not stain
the skin or clog the pores like mussy
ontments or plasters and penetrates
quickly without rubbing Timber up
your muscles after exercise. drive out
the pains and aches Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lumbago strains. sprains
and bruises with Sloan's Linlment.
Get a bottle today. At all Druggists,
25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

rides. The fortunate possessor of the
car is Prof b Green.
The Pioneer Cotton Mills are run
ming day and night in an effort to
keep Ho with orders on .@e hook
Ill woman trying TO looa ndig
nant and a fat nan trying to look i'm
poriant are impossible situations.
The snow is general through this
state and Kansas and extends vel
into Texas There's millions in it.
Who? she pumped at him. =
Harper's Magazine
Run that through your plumper
The average depth of snow in Log
an as a result of the storm Wednes
day measures 6 l-2 inches. equal il
moisture TO inch of rainfall.
Sam Stallings, farmer living neal
Orlando :ell into an old abandoned
well Wednesday and sustained injur
les from which he may not recover
Ado Harvard Classics" A com.
runicaton in the Harvard Crimson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

then he gave him p cents more to
push the snow from the wooden avn
ing over the front CT the building.
The snow from the awning covered
the cleared space in front of his
building and then he himself, realiz-
ing the high cost of getting rid of
snow, took a shovel in hand and saw
ed fifty cents by clearing the snow
away for the second time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

Is 1t for rent? Try The Leader
Want Columns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

Woodland, Iron Mound and Spring
vale Tho oil boom is ON in earnest
The senate aims to prune the
Congressional Record Deprune
We're the better word. If the prunes
were removed two or three sheets
would serve.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

Oil and Gas Lease Blanks.
Oil and gas lease blanks for sale
at The leader office. Conform to
all late supreme court decisions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

Perry society note The occasion
was the hosts eighteenth birthday
day anniversary and the guests be-
ing aware OF the fact presented him
with an umbrella and a ukelele.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

One business man today paid a col
ored geman fifty cents to clear thu
snow from the front Of his building;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

K . Stewart county treasurer re-
turned today from Oklahoma City
where he has been attending sessions
of the legislature as a member of the
executive committee of the organiza 2
ton of county treasurers ot the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-15

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
EDUCATOR RAPS
"REFORMERS"IN
ADDRESS HERE

Declaring there has been a ten.
dcncy TO give the educational phase
OF school beard work too much I'm.
nortance. 10 the exclusion of tin
business AFFAIRS OF an extensive sys-
tenn like Detroit's. DR.. Charles NC.
Kenny. president OF the Michigan
State Normal school in Ypsilanti.
Tuesday night advised the citizens
school board committee TO exercise
az much judgment In selecting
candidates Tor seven-member
Board as banker would in appoint.
ing m enploye 10 a place Of trust
Teaching Is the most important
phase Of ,his large business" h.
said. but IL is by no means the
whole The schocl system has three
distinctive trsnches--the business
routine. IN charge OF the manager
the general affairs Of the schools. en-.
trusted 10 the board. and the In.
.tructional department. directed by
the superintendent"
r DR.. McKenny advised the commit.
tee 10 side-step reformers or faddists
IN selecting candidates and select
loyal men ur women who have time
enough 10 give proper service TO the
icbool system.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
CLUB MEMBERS
SEEK The LIGHT
Committee VIII Investigate
Financial Plan of TippecanOe
Organization

Members OF the new Tippecanoe
Athletic club held "get-together
noeting In the Board OF Commerce
auditorium Tuesday night, and many
OF them hailed from Missouri when
the question OF finances came up.
IL is proposed 10 make the club the
largest OF its kind In Detroit and &c
erect history club house TO cost
about $1,000 on some convenient
site down town.
The club nov Is IA the process OF
forming with w Y. Jackman as the
promoter. Already 500 business and
professional men have Joined the
organization and have paid their
dues amounting according 10 the ma
ture OF the membership TO from $50
t. $3.50. The amount to b. raised
from membership fees will be $780,
900. In addition many persons have
subscribed for stock
Many OF the embers present
were eager 10 know something OF the
finances OF the club and what WAS
being done with the money Mr.
Jackman explained that he had
made contract to promote the club
and to pay all promotion expenses
for 26.5 per cant OF the receipts from
membership, which will amount TO
something more than s10l 900. At
this statement there Was loud
chorus OF ordinations of surprise
Most OF the men whe have put
their money into the project declar-
ed they were prepared 10 stand by
he club and see IL thru. but they
demanded 10 be taken into the con
fdence OF the officers and shown the
financial condition of the club 10.
date. This demand was 20 insistent
that committee OF 50 members was
appointed % eXaIuine the aaffirs OF
the club and report al another mset
lng TO be neld next Tuesday night
Meanwhile the club has an option
ou a Fit Io4 the CtQAnOuSt ~ IatAN-
etteblvd. and First-st. tn cost $4,000
a foot front The oficeds were d.
rected to try 10 have the option ex.
tended until the membership can be
shown the financial condition Of the
organization.
The original boosters for the or
ranization are now the ofhcers and
board Of directors They were intro
dUced 10 the members by Mr. Jack
man They are w L. Wales. pres
ident A a. MscFs ,hron, secretary
u. -. Mac Millar. treasurer: r. s
Lewis, and William z. Trout
For the Si0l 900 which II will cost
TO organic The club. according TO
Mr.. Jackson, the club will get club
buttons. engraved membership cards.
the use ~ Mr.. Jsckman's once and
the work ri getting new members
There will De another meeting next
Tuesday night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
TRUSSED CON.
EARNINGS GROW

The volume Of business transacted
iu 1916 by tho Trussed Concrete
company OF Detroit was about two
and half times greater than that
an 1915. according 10 the report Of
earnings made at the annual stock
holders meeting Tuesdy Afternoon
Oficers OF the company declined 10
state wha, the ne, earnings were in
terms OF figures
The regular quarterly dividend of
: per cent was declared on the pre-.
ferred stock No action was taken
on dividend on the common. altho
u was stated that the directors
would probably do equally "a well
10y the stockholders a. they did last
year when 10 per cent cash AMI 10
rer cent stock dividends were do
clared
Directors and officers were re-
elected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
DEATH REVEALS
FALSE MARRIAGE

Whether Esther LaMothA Collins
is entitled 10 withdraw the bank ac-
count OF sl,s75 OF Elmer Collins,
with whom she lived for Is years
supposing herself 10 be his wife.
only to md that former wife was
alive in the Pontiac asylum. will be
decided by circuit court suit. The
administrator of Collins estate
claims the right 20 take the money
from the bank. The Detroit Savings
bank. accordingly. has started suit
to obtain a ruling OF the court. Jus
tice Richter recently refused the ad.
ministrator the right 10 replevin the
bank book from Esther LaMothe Col.
Inns. holding that the money had
accumulated by the joint efforts
of man and wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
MURPHY SEEKS
HUBBELL'S JOB

Clarence w Hubbell. acting city
engineer by appointment following
the resignation OF Robert McCor.
mick. will have opposition when the
civil service examination for tho
position is held Friday J. Muir.
ply engineer fer tirc- department or
parks and boulevards. who for
many years has worked with Com
missioner William T. Dust. has filed
an application 20 take the cxamina-
ton Friday was the last day for
fling.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14

Jurors fot the March term ~ the
lcorfer's court have been drawn as
,lloWs
samuel Russo. No 50 Illinois; John
|rg. 1898 Fourth, Martin Klein, go
\ cund John &. Hickey. SIS SfNfh.
bert klehha. 81 ST Au6in; Th"o-
~" SnFmauH k, ~, Twenty thbyd
sac Phillip gss sixth Robert \.
|unter S5s BROOKLYN, August Busch.
|rtiilety. ". n. Cubley. s2ts Jrner-
~ p John Tsdoeshc 1878 Camp
|n; William Quaiey. siJ Twenty
trd; Thomas Jacobs. ~ Theodore.
iliihri Kutts 90. Hastings. Charles
Strickct. ioNs srettrn. Robert
ain. so1 Fourteenth W g. Hubbard.
II Canton, George Thompson. ief
Snres' r., william Buchhi nd"r. Isl
krt - William. Kern. SOC Grstiot
|rthony Noide a. HAZEL. MaN Grab
l. Lysandcr. Joseph n. King IS ~.
bette AnthonF Robson 1t0t June
IN Frank Mans, go Mitchell Thos
wirr lees W'tt-biVd. Edw ard
= MtcniFan Nikon Croas IS Mo.
wk ioscph Cooper ~ Ferry
christophcr Ludwig .at Parker.
! 10 Sarnowski ff.l Military To-
Irh ifnhert coo 81 Aubin Henry
Irhn so Brsinard Edward Lynch.
T. y. cpnaeJd oscar puddsn ia
Illirtf Thon,aS y McCsun. 1s1 Mod
| ry. Iohn schmltt NJ - Aubin.
afir- q Kelly 80 cottage Grove
,bs 1m vnos az az vsrr, H. iS"@G
Ioicik. 81 Llnz"r George Brown. -
nj \ Grand 10 Mantcaim e:
wes MntrhN e. Burrell. Nicholas
s>~ps. 80 rrsktne william Hisck-
3fn i1a Nj vernon fosepn Vein
! fsl
y. Tei Fort r. Robert f.cnnan'. go
Iumhuif Maurice p0wnc, i0s Null
~ Thornas Power 81 Besufait.
RIOS MoriarttY. IS Cameron Jacob
\. Huarrll Nose flucherg. f2l
4rnsworth. john ~cnrhrl fi2b Her-
~ trnuf Gnufof. fb9 sheridan
vchnnl DehnskL ffG GARFIELD. Harry
Ash -4s Hcudrio. William Truhs.
II LtNernois: David pcrcowitx. its
tette = Jacob Bowden 5ei Brook-
b. RRlph SCHULTZ sac Monroe
fsnk Schuniaker - Russell Louis
NIX, ga nsX EDWARD Enghrecht.
D Hastings Oscar EisSuhuth. sac
krlfth Albert Strickor i2i LaSails
Iilham l. Jackson. 2g1 Clinton
igh : shannon. 80 seldom. Thorn
pruckman. "a Russell August
nninGs. so NcDouWail william Y,
rpenter az Hudson Robert
srhtman. al AieNandfine p Thos
rney. 1874 Leicester. Jacob Guthsrd
Montcaim l. James Dvker. 700
Fernots Simon Giowski. as Gar
ID Edwin Van Iiotcn. ~ June
IN John Kose. 4t0 Dubois Sam
Sldhsrg. as Hastings. John saw
o 7-l Monroe: William VI Skro-
rk. f63 nethune p. William g
500. t1S Jos. camnau Morrv re-
ra eos Gratiot. reter Z Decker
50 Auhin. Charles y kiicN. T6s
ward Walter Perkins. ief To
pr James NJ White. 27o HarpaT
hert Msnecke. ef7 Forest T. John
brnshaw iisf Wabash. Thomas
cor 9ii Twcnty-second.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
'ORFEITS BOND
OF ALLEGED
SHOPLIFTER

Judge Connolly ordered forfeited
he $500 bond furnished by Helen
Williams. alias Agate O'Brien. Tues
Jay. when the woman. charged with
did not appear for trial
The bondsmsn was Edward Bren.
IAN. one OF the professional FIRE.
|uentcrs OF tho police courts.
The Williams woman was arrest.
"A last August. charged with taking
hoods 10 the amount OF $40 from
trowley Miners store After taken
|nto custody She broke away from
|he officer and ran 90 the Liggett
)rug store where she attracted =
rowd with cries OF "Kidnaper -
fom Dalton her attorney, had oh
|ained several continuance on the
round that ne Williams woman
ras in - Louis and would appear
{ an early date