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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

If fOl' want TO rent house or buy
on easy terms see Peer 4 Hcmslcy.
Wal l3i9
VIZ hnvc buyers Tor modern cottages and
bungalows that can be sold on the In
siallm~nt plan Giyc us your listing
Delaney. Carey a. Co. 229 Le. Bldg
Phone Walnut 1853
FOR sALE-No, lil9s West 2sth: 5 room
modern house large closets. south
front. easy terms. Phone Maple so.
FINE Home. Q rooms; strictly modern
and up Ia date. good rs new on cor
ncr overlooking city. blocks of hirh
school For sale on account Of M ncnlth
Leaving city VIII pay $50 rent until
June n sold nov S-lo, care Times
IlNF-WOOM modcru. northwest pptt
city. 81 $50; $500 cash. balance monthly
Groom modern. uorthwcst. $1,000. some
cnsh, balance good terms. Hall. 2li Lee
Rldg
FOE SALl:-G Good building rte IN 600
block. East toultII street. Wi trade for
cheap lots good Tor gardening Wal g7as
can after y m. OF before 20 4 m.
Emmett Crnddoc
,-HDDN modern hungnio. ion $500 r0.
on payments uurthw"st, near cars can
Clegrrn. Wal aat'
FINE suburban home. joins cit, pnd one
block of paved street, two hidrks car
Tine. plenty of nUt trees upd grape
vineyard for family use: ~ a'cs land
500 .rsh. balance terms 3'f Lee BldG
TWO lot. so 500 tOp " Main: track
age, clear, owner, non resident says
sell rhcnp 7 IT. Gihlnud Land CO.,
7ln l'" Bldr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
Davis. okla, Feb. %. 1917.
Business Mems Casualty Co.
bl2-6l7 Campbell Rldg
Oklahoma city, Okln.

Davis, Feb
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O lain due oagippe
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
COMMITTEE TO
PROBE LIGHTING
PLANT MOVEMENT
e ontinutd from Page one,

would be the greatest advertisement
this city ever had. hc said
That figures "a to electric power aud
ligh, rates in oklahoma tly, quoted
yesterday hy s V Glo,d, umberman,
at a meeting OF business men and city
commissioners and which were used by
MIR Gloyd as a basis upon which 10
recommend a bond issue of SlWOrn
ior construction oi a municipal electric
plant, were rates IN clicc, IN Oklahoma
CITY prior to Oct !, 1910. and not the
present rates, was the statement made
this morning by W X Mollnard. man
agcr OF the Oklahoma Gas and Electric
company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
PAIR CHOICE LOTS

for sale hy owner, south front
pair. one hall block osst ~ Cms-
son Blvd ON Send 81 Price $3.50.
" 1913
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

More than Alo recruits have joined
the American Woman's League Tor
Self Defense during the past month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
Molinard Statement

Mr. Gloyd declared that the present
power rate for this city is 81 cents per
klowatt hour. Mr. Molinard said TO.
day that the top rate at the present
time for electric power furnished hy
the Oklahoma Gas and Electric com
pany Is a., cents, and that the scale
varies according 10 consumption One
local company, he declared is now pay
ng but l04 cents, including a discount
OF 10 percent per month for ptomp, pay b
mcnt
Mt Molinard further declared that
the present top rate ior lighting current
IS now Q cents per klowatt hour instead
ol lO cents, as stated YESTERDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

Father In law Mus, Resign Bccaus'
his son.iu-hw Is "a candidate for maNol
I'm McAlostCr T. " col" member " IA,
Pittsburgh county election board mus
resign hs position. according To rul
ing made this morning h Atorno,
GDucful IrUD'ur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

City PAY Roll, Allowed spcca
meeting ~ the yiN commissioners WI,
held this morning Tor tho purpose ~ al
lowing tho monthly pttolh m nll de.
pattmCuta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

If NOG want TO rent house or buy
on easy terms see Peer 4 Hcmslcy.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

pr, J. r. Dean, dentist. 51i Leo Bldg
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
Voluntary Reduction.

The reductions made hy the Okla
homa Gas and Electric company last
fall, he said, were entirely voluntary.
The present rates are now on iilc m
the offices OF the Oklahoma corpora
ticn commission The gas and electric
company manager stated today that Mr
Gloyd'S figures were probably obtained
from reports made by the compan, to
the corporation commission prior to the
last voluntary reduction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

Prices Of the VARIOUS gradcs ~ cattle arc
approximately as follows
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Local Clcarinr House For Farm La.
hor Established III Oregon,

With the appointment If d. -
hunkcl, County Clerk. ns Chairman
| ~ the Committee on Farm Labor OF
the Ilol, County Council of Dcfcns,
with headquarters nj Oregon. Mo-, tn.
initial step has been taken In Hol,
county In the matter Of preparing
agains, what may develop into SER.
nus labor situation In the event of Q
long war.
since the County Council of Dc
Tense Is n unit Of the State Council
OF Defense. which In turn Is n unit of
the National Council Of Defense, the
wide resources behind Chairman Kun
kel assure the farmers of Holt gcnu-
inc service in keeping them supplied
with labor during the duration OF the
war.
The chief value Of such service 10.
cally will be- the ability Of the county
TO shift IL own farm labor rather
than supplying it. needs from out side
sources and In turn sending its avail.
able farm labor 10 other counties.
Such economy will b2 more kccnly
appreciated in the evckt that the war
may develop into long drawn out
struggle. In which case there can be
little doubt that the demand for a
!arge army and for factory labor viii
bring about great difficulties In sup
plying sufficient farm labor.
Those desiring employment on
farms and those in need of fam helm
should fill out application blanks,
which can be secured from the secrc-
taries Of local Farmers Clubs or In
the office Of Chairman Kunkcl. whore
al such applications should be filed.
In. case a farm labor shortage de-
velops In this county similar orga-
nizations in other counties seats may
offer their surplus to fill the require
ments In this county.
II Is clear that the Council Of De-
Tense Is making wise preparations for
long war and not the least impor-
tant feature of such preparation will
be statewide organization through
which the farmer may be supplied
with his needs in farm labor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Missouri Will Furnish Seed Wheat.

Missouri seed wheat will play ar
Important part in producing the 1915
crop of winter wheat. The quality
OF Missouri wheat Is generally good
and the demand for II rs seed this
.all will likely be heavy in othe,
states or the winter wheat belt. In
view OF this probable demand the Uni.
verslty OF Missouri College Of Agri
culture placed five men in the field
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20

or a rs, ~. S,,..~,-.
SIAlE of MlSSOUR1)
)ss.
Souhty OF Holt.
IN THE cIpct-,r co,.pr
N i"r 'iH'oii CouRT.
Lucy Ann Smith. Plaintiff
va.
Thomas jefferson Smith no,.,.
Nov ~ OF. 90, s eiehusnt'
the some t biz, go uaF OF May, 1917,
regular Ma .s, 'ne second day Of
COUNTY Circ,,;, , ivL'' OF the Holt
plnintisf baro;n 19urb comes the
Il now annear;n " ner attorney, and
Of Tho T pvr, 20 tne satisfaction
Thomas JoSfa,.n "s tne defendant.
summoned In lie . Si,l'n, cannot Be
process Of Las. i, sLis Uy tne legal
II Is ordered b,. ,ha C s.a.e;
LEGATION be maJc nn.;s cgur. ,nat pup.
an action has been .co,n., lux h'm tnat
him By plaintiff in M Ta aga'nss
ject and general rs,,, s |o9r.. tne OBJ
that plaintiff seeIs to ~ when rs,
from the n,,in,;se e divorced
grounds Of tbat dofande on tne
disrcgardinp HE dnt;aa an' wnolIy
band of ploint;ff os,s ~ tne nus.
such indignities as % .a. plalntift
did render nlain,is,.so . aenner, and as
cradle, and on The fnr,bnr ,.no, ihtol.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Weeds and Water Enemies Of Roads.

Every one knows that water Is de-
structive Of good roads. After rains,
country roads are usually in bad con-
dition, and then Is the time for the
farmer to "do his bit" and show his
patriotism by repairing such damage
and preventing further loss. This
may he done In two ways: First, by
opening up side bitches and connect
ing the ruts with these bitches so that
showers will promptly be carried
off. Second, by cutting the weeds
and brush between fences TO let the
sunshine dry up the pools that do not
drain. On clay roads small amount
II work expended In eliminating ruts
at the time the road is beginning Ia
dry up will place II in good condition,
Every farmer should feel a personal
responsibility for the stretch of road
in front of his own farm, and should
exert himself to do what he can "a
keep It In proper condition to travel
Weeds growing in the highway will
scatter their seeds over his fields, and
he cannot avoid responsibility for thii
neglect simply because they grew out.
side his fence lins.-E. ]. McCaust
land, Dean Of the School Of Engineer
ing, University Of Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
In Auto Wreck.

Lawrence Philbrick, Of st. Joseph,
was injured In an auto collision, at
Lake Contrary, last Saturday evening.
July ID, and while his injuries are
not thought to be serious, he received
shock that he will remember for q
while. Il will be remembered Law
renee enlisted in Company B, 9Th reg
iment N. G. NJ, organized In st. J0-
seph. He and a few Of his comrades
were In q car at the Lake and were
having . good time, when q car driv-
en- by Q party named Blake, Of Troy,
Kansas, ran into their car and played
havoc with both cars, and injured
Lawrence and his comrades, but none
seriously. Blake was arrested and
held pending results Of the injuries
Lawrence 10 On Oregon boy, Q son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Philbrick, q
former druggist Of this place.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Notice Of Final Settlement,

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned. S. +. 0'Fallon, administra-
tor Of the estate Of W. J. Field, de-
ceased, will make final settlement Of
his accounts with said estate as such
administrator at the next term Of the
Probate Court Of Holt County, Mis-
souri,, to be holden ut Oregon, Mis-.
souri,, In said County, on the 18th day
Of August, A. D., 1917.
s. +. O'FALLON, Administrator.
First insertion, July 13, 1917.
Last insertion, August 3, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Looks Good To Us.

Il really does our eyes good to see
our old friend, Albert Kunkel, back
among US for . few days visit among
relatives and many friends. 1t is
nearly 80 years since he removed
from our midst, and since that time
he has been West, East and South,
and has also been across the Big
Drink to France. He is looking fine,
and reports his wife and boys Is we'll
and happy. His family Is now MAX
ing their home In Los Angeles, Cali:
fofnia. He Is now with the firm Of
Sargent q Co., Of New York, New
York. dealers In high grade inves-
tigsted securities, and IL here with the
view Of interesting some Of his
friends in these securities, which be
says are gilt-edged and will make
money for who ever invests In them.
We wish him abundant success.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20

A Missouri boy will pass upon lum-
Der TO be used In building ships for
war services. M. e. Miller, q gradu-
ate in forestry Of the Uniyersity.
ceived . federal appointment as lum-
Dor inspector under the U. s. Ship
ping Board Emergency Fleet Corps,
Mr.. Miller has been working with q
lumber firm In Massachusetts, since
leaving the University.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20

-Emil's Is the place to buy Furni.
ture
Remember the Oregon Chautau.
qua vii! be held August IL to 20, In.
elusive.
Ed Durham. Charley Patterson
and Charley Thompson went TO st.
Joseph. last saturday-you know the
rest.
Mrs. Will Wcimeyer and chill
dren Joined her husband in st. Jo-
scph. last Saturday, Mr.. W. having
employment there.
Charley Thompson. wife and chill.
drcn left Wednesday in their car for
a trip through Kansas, Nebraska md
TO Colorado points. They expect 10
be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Art Grccnlec and children
have returned to her home In Forbes,
after several days visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Colhour.
Emery Ramsay, wife and chill
drcn, OF Fillmore. were over for q
fcw days visit with her parents, ".
T.. Simmons and wife. and other rela'
tivcs.
John Nethcrland. farmer, Of near
Mound City. was a st. Joseph visitor,
last Saturday. lie was in quandcry
whether to buy u car load Of lambs
OF aero. planes.
Mrs. Sarah Ramsay, who has been
in a ST. Joseph hospital for several
weeks. has so far recovered as TO be
able TO return TO her home this week
and IL now convalescing. She Is now
In her 10Th year, and has shown a
wonderful degree Of vitality.
Fred r.. Markt, OF the Woods
school district, l. now riding around
with his family In u Paige light 80"
five passenger automobile, purchased
from Harold Markt, agcrt ut Forest
City. Harold also reports the SALES
Of two five.passengcr bort automo.
biles TO Ed May, OF Forest City, and
Frank Walker. OF Bigclow.
The sidewalk on the east side of
the square. from the Variety store
to the alleyway, one half of the block,
has been lowered to the street level,
which adds greatly 10 the looks of
the street. We understand that the
sidewalk from the ailoy. south will
also be lowered just as soon us the
property owners can get TO Il.
Elmer Anderson. and wife. of Wa
terloo, Iowa, enjoyed visit here Mon.
day with DR.. and Mrs. c. l.. Evans.
Mrs. A. Is "a niece of Mrs. Eyuns. and
the couple was married here several
years ago ut the Evans home, and she
was formerly q Miss Clark, of MARY.
vile, Mo. MIR. Anderson sells shoes
for q st. Louis firm, and makes his
territory In an auto.
Wednesday next, July 25, Judge
A. w. VanCamp will reach his 10Th
milepost, and in honor of the occa.
sion, he will have his comrades of
Meyer Post as his guests nj the home
of his daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL.
Alkire. The Post Is requested TO
meet ut 2 o'clock y. M, as shortly
after II Is expected that the Judge
will "cut the pigeon-wing."
Mrs, Dora Burncs.George. OF
Kansas City, is here for a visit with
her aunt, Mrs, r, s, Reeves. She
was raised here, and this is her first
visit TO the old town In 20 years. and
She was Impressed with the great
changes that had taken place in the
town of her childhood. mr.. Jacob
Harnsbereer. Of Kansas Citv. came nm
and spent Sunday with her and Mrs.
Reeves, and Stewart and wife showed
them around over the country In Their
car.
In order to take care Of my Po'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20

Residence Property For Sale
My residence In Forest City, consist
Ing Of two-story, eight-room house
and three lots on Elm and Grand
Avenue. For further information, ad.
dress, w. H. Williams, 1896 West
10th Street. Route One, Oklahoms
City, Oklahoma.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned executor Of the estate Of
Anna Keeney, deceased, will make
final settlement Of his acc, UNITS with
said estate as such executor at the
next term Of the Probate Court Of
Holt County, Missouri, to be holder. In
Oregon, In said county, on the 18th
day of-August, A. D., 1917.
FRANK PETREE,
Executor.
First publication. June 90, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20

Andy Burrier has purchased the
interest Of bis partner, Sam Schultz,
In the hardware business, Mr..
Schulte's health being such q to al
most compel him 10 get out Of bust
ness. Frank Burger will assist Mr..
Burrier, end take charge Of tho books,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20

-Rsmembsr The Oregon Chsuteu-
qua VIII b bald August II 70 e, IN
-Etrsysd-Betwesn 90 and 100
shssp from the Davis Ranch. Liberal
reward for any information:
w. p DAVIS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
BIGELOw AND VICINITY,
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have TRANSFERRED The
Past Week.
(By George A. Couaway.)

relatives in Oregon. last SUNDAY.
HOLLY Carlton was yisi,;n1 With
relatives in Craig. last Sundav'
Charley Couts and Earl Keaster
were Craig visitors. last SATURDAY.
Geo. POINTER and family visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. sam povnter In .,
Sunday.
Nathan Adams and Henry Adj.
ANS were st. Joseph visitors. last
Saturday.
Mrs. T,ottie Hutson md children
visited over Sunday with relatives In
Payne. Iowa.
Mrs. r.. SpelIman. Of Mound CITY
visited over Sunday with Sir. and
Mrs. Guy Jones,
H. J. Heersema Skinned n car
load Of hay to st, Joseph. tho latter
part Of last week.
Miss Hazel Smith. Of Mound CITY.
was the guest Of Miss Blanch Hunt,
several days, last week.
George Backus was here several
days. last week, from Mendon. Mo.
visiting with Bryan Hinkle.
Frank judy and family. from
north Of Mound CITY, visited with
Mrs. W. r. Preston, last Sunday.
--Forty-nine scholars attended the
Christian Sunday school. ias, Snrdo,.
morning. and the collection was si'T5.
Miss Lille Buryner is here tbis
week. visiting with bcr gr,ndmo,bnr
Mrs. r. a. Grow md famiiy, wosi of
town.
Walker G. Rridv,o, sbir,od n
car load of new prnIrie Inv 10 ON.
aha, Neb.. the latter mari M In,
week.
Rev. l.. s. Freeman hold services
M the Me,hodist church. ms, S,,nr.
day cycnin. md SunJav r,orrinr o.
good sized crowds.
Miss Gertrude Walker cnmc
homo from Mnryyillc. last Saturdav
morning and visited until SUNDAY eyc.
ming with homo folks.
MIR. and Mrs, c, s, Mckee motor.
cd 10 Maitland, last SUNDAY after.
noon, where they sncnt tho evening
visiting with Mr.. md Mrs. I n
Rridgmon,
John Burke and John NcCnrtv.
Of Kansas CITY. were tho guests ~
llny King John Couyblin. M ORC of
,br coke yocLson o, co,,nnos ~ o ""' NO ~
Lake, las, week,
-MtFg Anna Ginning, who Inns lrCu
visiting with relatives md friends
here for somc time, left the latter
nnr of last week for Tabor. Iowa.
10 resume her work in the school n,
that Mace.
I'd Preston wns down from
ouitman, las, Sunday, visiting with
rcln,iyrs and renewing old ncounint.
nnces, EI * looking fine and dandy
and SAYS crops in The vicinity of Quit.
man are good.
MIR, and Mrs. T. ], Bridgmon and
laughter, Miss Dorothy. Aunt Matt
Iiinklc and Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Ores
ham and daughter. Misses Wilda and
Vera. were the guests of Mir. and
Mrs, ". M. Twymnn. las, SUNDAY
The weather man favored this
section of the country with light
min. last SATURDAY morning. TIM, did
quite n lot of good 10 growing crops,
besidcs settling tho dust There wns
No, cnouyb min to do any jamngc 10
~. - w ~, ''h' W.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Attention. Comfadesl

Attention, Comfadesi
Members Of Meyer Post will meet
at tho home Of w. II. Alkire, on Wed.
nesdAy, July 26, % the guest Of their
comrade, A. W. VanCamp, who will
reach his 10th birthday on that day.
All comrades ass requested to BE-
q. W. cuMMINs. Commander.
+. 8. MORGAN, Adjutant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Warranty Deeds:

Transfers for week ending-July Z,
1917:
Warranty Deeds;
II. s. Roberts to Thos. Mowry,
lots 8, 9, 4, Blk. :, Barn
ards add, Maitland. .....S 1850
F. B. Stricken to A. Bowers,
lands in %, 20 and SO, in
so, 40 ................. 69,300
A. Bowers to r. Anthony,
lands In 25, 26 and SO, In
60, 40 ................. 10000
j. r. Derr to S. r. O'Fallon,
lands in 3 and 10, in so, 3S
and lands In 35, 81, So. 14,t00
NJ. c. Wilson to s. r. O'Fallon,
lands in s, SO, 81 and lands
in IL and 20, so, 3s..... 1
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20

Warranty Deeds:
J. II. Milne to T. B. Milne, VII
sw IS, 50, 81. $4,000
G. II. Teschner to Christian Du-
bach and c. J. Griswold. und.
"a interest, sia NV and via
sw 4, IS, 1900
$. Graham TO Hayes Graham,
part Block s. Bigelow. ...... 1
and wife, lands in $$. 50, 81. 1900
W. l.. Biggs to ]. NJ. Rogers.
sis lots and O. Blk. go.
Mound City Extension. 80. 500
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-20
Warranty Deeds:

Transfers for week ending July IA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-21
IT MUST BE 50
Wife Tells Husband "Other
WOman's Got Him."
He Admits 1t and Says She's
Going to Keep Him.
SUIT is FILED TODAY
Mrs. William Schmidt Does Not
Want a Divorce.
But She Does Demand That
Husband Support Her.

Said Lena r. Schmidt to William
Schmidt, her husband: THE other
woman's got you
Said William Schmidt to Lena
Schmidt. his wife: '.She has, and she's
going to keep me-"
Then Mrs. Schmidt communicated
with an attorney and today she filed a
suit. not for divorce, but for separate
maintenance, in the district court In
the petition Mrs. Schmidt alleges that
the other woman has her husband,
which means there must be a compli-
cation in another household, for Mrs.
Schmidt alleges that the "other wo-
man" already has a husband.
William Schmidt is engine foreman
for the Rock Island and his wife al
leges that he earns $3.50 a month. She
wants $50 of it each month for herself
and children and that is the purpose
of the suit filed in court today by her
attorney, E. D. McKeever.
The petition states that the Schmidts
were married in Topeka, June %,
1904, and that they are the parents
of two children, Marie, aged IL years,
and Howard, aged 8 years.
He Buys Her Groceries.
About six months ago, according to
Mrs. Schmidt, her husband became
infatuated with the other woman
and since then has spent most of his
time and most of his money with her,
even TO the extent of buying and carry
ing groceries to her house. Besides
that, the wife says, he persistently
STAYS away from home II September
of last year, she says, Schmidt left her
and their children ard ostensibly went
to live with his parents.
At that time, she says, he told her
to get out and keep the children
that he wouldn't support her any lon
ger, altho he would do something for
the children. Since then he has con-
tributed about $40 a month to the
support OF the children, the wife says,
but nothing for her support
A short time ago Mrs. Schmidt met
her husband face to face, she states,
and told him the other woman had
him. She alleges that he replied that
the other woman had him all right
and that she was going to keep him.
Scandal Is Abroad.
The other woman is married and
Schmidt works at night but he spends
most of his days with her and their
actions, says Mrs. Schmidt, are the
talk and scandal of the neighbor-
hood. At no point in her story does
she name the other woman nor give
any clue as to her place of residence.
Mrs. Schmidt does not want a di-
yoree. She does not ask that her hus-
band be released from her in order
that he may marry the other woma n,
or any ether woman. Instead, she
wants the marriage bonds undisturb-
ed but she wants her husbands earn
ings. She asks for $50 a month for
herself and children and an attorney
fee of $780,