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NOTICE.

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NOTARY PUBLIC
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Practice in Federal and State Courts
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-07-06

Within the past week, over FIVE hun
red foreigners have taker their first
,cpers looking to American citizen
hip at the Office of the county clerk
J Flint. The clerk and his helpers'
ave been kept busily at work every
lay and evening, and the fact that
iany of the applicants can speak
.nglish with the greatest difficulty
l2s made their task hard one.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-07-06
CHARLES II. REED
Publisher

People should not get the idea that
their sons and husbands and brothers
who may be called TO service in the
army are sure to meet with disaster
The records in this deadliest of all
wars, as in all others. do not prove this
If our boys go abroad the great ma
jority of them, will we believe, come
home again; come home inspired by Il
knowledge that they have offered the
supremest sacrifice in behalf of their
country; come home to receive Their
country's gratitude and to receive in
an especial degree her protecting care
as long as they shall live. Every
young man called to war should find in
SEPARATION i'm the career of Nathan
Hale, college graduate, betrothed to
beautiful girl, with the pathway OF
life opening upon career of distinc
tinction and pleasure, and yet who,
with the halter about his neck, ready
to be executed as spy, said from the
depths of his heart of gold: my only
regret is that | have but one life to
give for my country" c H. r.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN - The Cir
cult Court for the County of Gene
see-In Chancery.
Julia Putiska, plaintiff,
Antony Putislia, defendant.

Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County of Genesee, in Chan
Gerry, at the City of Flint, in said
county, on the 29th day of May, A.
D. 1917.
In this case it appeared from aft
davit on file that the said defendant,
Antony Putiska, is not a resident of
the State of Michigan, but that his
asst known place of residence was
oittsburg, Pennsylvania.
On motion of Bishop & Blackney,
Plaintiffs attorneys, it is ordered that
he said defendant, Antony Putiska,
ause his appearance to be entered
herein, within three months from the
late of this order and in case Of his
appearance that he cause his answer
o the plaintiffs bill of complaint to
re filed, and copy. thereof to be
;erved on said plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after service on
i'm Of copy of said bill and notice
# this order; and that in default
hereof, said bill be taken as con-
'essed by the said nonresident de-
'endant.
And it is further ordered, that
within twenty days the said plaintiff
'ause a notice of this order to be
ublished in the Clio Messenger, a
ewspaper printed, published and cir
ulating in said county, and that such
publication be continued therein at
east once in each week for si4 weeks
succession, or that she cause a
opy Of this order to be personally
erved on said nonresident defendant
t least twenty days before the time
bove described for his appearance.
MARK w. STEVENS,
Circuit Judge.
BISHOP & BLACKNEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN - The Cir.
cult Court for the County of Gene
see-In Chancery.
Catherine Tedhams, plaintiff
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Stephen Tedhams, defendant.


Suit pending in the Circuit Court
Cor the County of Genesee, in Chan
Gerry, at the City of Flint, in said
county, on the 18th day of May, A.
D. 1917.
In this cause it appearing by affi-
davit on file that the defendant resi-
dence cannot be ascertained and il
cannot be ascertained in what state
or country the said defendant resides.
On motion of Clark M. Johnson,
attorney for the above named plain
tiff, it is ordered that the appearance
of the said defendant, Stephen Ted
hams be entered in this cause within
three months from the date of this
order; and that in case of his appear
ance that he cause his answer to the
bill of complaint to be filed and
copy thereof served upon the attor-
ney for the plaintiff within fifteen
days after service on him or his at
torney of copy of the said bill, and
in default thereof that said bill be
taken as confessed by the said de-
PENDANT.
And it is further ordered, that the
said plaintiff cause this order to be
published in the Clio Messenger,
newspaper printed and published and
circulating in said county, and that
such publication be commenced with
IN twenty days from the date of this
order, and that such publication there
in once in each week for six weeks
IN succession, or that the said plain
tiff cause a copy of this order to be
personally served on said defendant
at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance.
And it is further ordered that copy
of this order be mailed by registered
mail within twenty days from date
hereof to defendant at his last known
lost Office address.
LEO M. CHURCH,
Circuit Court Com'r of said County
CLARK M. JOHNSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Business Address: Flint, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN - The Cir
cult Court for the County of Gene
see--1n Chancery.
Julia Putiska, plaintiff,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27
GERMANS EAIt
AGAIN ATSBO{JtRION

New@GermAn attempts to drive the
British from their positions in Bour-
Ion wood and the high ground domi-
mating the Cambrai region have failed:
General Ryng's men have repulsed an
other enemy counter attack at the
northeast corner OF the wood. There
was much tseysre4 fghtings Monday
around Moeuyree. west Of the Bour-
Ion wood, and ihs the outskirts OF sFQn-
.tsine Notre .panS immediately. .easf Of
tho wood and toward Cambrai. Ger
man artillery has been active Ia the
5Ypress and Verdun regions. In Flan-
d6rH thef British posattons at: Pass
chendaele. the northern part Of, the
ndaele-G Gheluvelt ridge are. be-
Ing bombaFded heavily by the enemy,
but Grown Prince Rupprscht OF Ba-
yarta has mot attempted infantry at
On Il. Irishts baak q of the n.u.s
second German sdAfsnsss% ON two
mile front Sunday, German efforts 10
attack have been checked by French
ar1llefy while the enemy guns have
boon bombs 0inG thg new FrAnch .po-
ationas.s tho activtfy ofi the big guns
Glo6 shAs bean sviolel2t In BalGlum and
mort of tha Chssntn: d. DANES.
ITAlIAMs ITI1 EAllD s~s (,
MAnRl 81, z, Sss,s9;gs y IS
4 n ltls 81 ~ 4 81 olaiSfs have
reaNh1lsi pas sfkGhf - noSth 02 til
y Dllins the Italiana.
lxaA ;nteg1q - thss PAW tAe
1aN N1t 6noeo my
Z g - :. \ : - 8
I.! r. : !. 7 " !, ~ - n. =.
C. ! ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27
STILL. NO JURY. 7.
TO TRY MEANS
Counsel Still Examining
Veflirerrlen on Second Day
Day Of Murder rial. :.

4 Concord, N. c., Nov 27.-The trial
of Castor p. Means for the murder of
Mrs. Naude A. King. the wealthy New
York and Chicago widow, shot near
here last August. was resumed today
with the selection Of jurymen.
The questions asked the. .venirenaen
Indicated that the state is relying on
weaving net of circumstantiai evi-
dence around Means and by New
York and Chicago experts hopes to
show It would have been physically
impossible for Mrs. King to have in
hcte4 In the back. Of her head the bull
let wound that caused her death.
IS Means counsel asked one venireman
whether he would convict Means il
the state was unable to show a motive
for the crime.
The state pointed out that North
Carolina law does not require a mo-
tive to be shown, and was upheld. by
the court.
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AN OTHER BON I: I
!. '':s n o III 4 THEDD. i; j

Milwaukes; Wis. 4 lov. - mother
bomb plot haa been dis6l u ~. 1ltI-
WaMlee. This WAs mAd0 known tod3Y
sWheTia death letter was opened az 49,,
lice head adqueftete Ande tho !. ikSw SSs de-
syaloptnent mayS lead to the ,discoyNiSs
Sthat Y 4 combined plRt had bsen Pin
The letter laa been w,,r:ittsns,o AZ u.
t0rney yaThOmas4,J. j. 1Ah6ns who de-
fepd three dSpat & ShArifks and
federal agent sin the! as,iitfs SltarfSd by
formee Hh1gif e. 4. elMAa It chaT ring
|theMN With unlaWfully rbinE I s,a
EnaAca Jhestings In Bay ieyiss Tha, slet-
|teS had been mailed from sBAv SViets
EGatufday right II It WASA written m
Itah sand vas n. gned Dso'.s ana
for DEAN. ss Yeu u hlsss /, !, Nm i. i
E ThSre .wers sspJict 81 q bomb Win
|ssnaOI >. issuing 3ffpm ttt md = sdA1G
EH tkh blood dEtzping from ne
it u piaiasn Il 8 II ~ 5 poiics 81 ii, th.t
|aAA sars:'W idiis tds 81 ~ 81 tlssis
Whp mus ss ~.
aea shs slie'eg = s ! 4 = : 80 "a
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27

The. Don esiisacskis, ! 5 as,tsar asi by CEN
-eral KalendinSs, tlistf..s hetman. and
the NEWS Observation-Disclosures at him
(softly and from andtstanee). a
The general never did like to have
his picture took, That's funny, too.
for everybody. knows men less in the
public eye and not half as handsome
who'll run block to get within range
of a camera.
Kalendines, and General Korniloff,
chief Of all the Cpssacks, are leaders
in acounter-counter-revolution, q which
from the meager details which get
through from troubled Russia, appears
to have the hacking Of the middle
class people opposed to the Socialist
and Anarchistic, Bolsheviki
Petrograd Socialists fear Kaledines
as the dreaded coming dictator"
though his methods are said to be any
thing but dictatorial. For, one thing,
he is said to demand a.constituent as
sembly to meet in Moscow
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27

Enemy ]! Con- j centrating Fore. *:
IS il il 'Brenta B !; Valley 10
Break Thro ough to Vene-
tiarl Plains G Coastant Re.
forming !, Of j Companies
Regiments and Divisions
Made Necessary by Loss.
Is. .t.. .+..

L italian Army Headquarters j in
Northern italy, Monday, Nov, 26. - -
1By the Associated Press) During
through the fighting zone In the north,
the correspondent met the major gem
eral in Sbmmand OF, the; most exposed
front between the Brenta ara O. Piave
rivers where the pressure has been
greatest and losses heaviest, and OBJ
ttained from him details OF the situ-
alton. As the general spoke heavy
icannonadfng resounded through /, his
field headquarters and he looked out
upon great stretch Of the Brenta
valley where the enemy is concen-
'Bassano and the Venetian plains.
The general estimated the odds
against which, his men are fighting at
four or five to one, based on reports
reaching him and which were much
heavier; than heretofore known. But
even against such odds his men were
fighting with a power Of resistance,
courage and dash beyond all praise.
Attacks were almost continuous at
one point or another, but the Italians
were always ready to respond and had
not only repulsed attacks hut driven
the enemy back after, a series' Of
heroic charges; NJ ~ 5syit Il
The general summed up the physi-
cal conditions OF the cattle ground
which made the etruggle particularly
trying on the, troops First he's said,
stherf was that terrible strain OF en-
durances 4nd natural; fatigue ac-
Econtp pahying Hights And Aaxs 81. cease-
H. s ,t ss,snssss. sed rft fni
to tenn terature a, night ut aHxut III
deEree0 aboVA zero Eahran nhAlfa. This
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27

Secretary LANSING to Submit
Treaties is Between, j y. s.
A ss.. and Allies. .:' N. 4.

~ Wasnington, lNoy. 37:---Nekott-
anons ea @ between the United states ana
tne alles on the alien Stacker prob
lem nave progressed to such q stare
tnat when. congress reconvenes next
Monday, secretary lansing will be
prepared to submit q, number Of
treaties authorizing the reciprocal
dSarting Tor military service Of the
citizens or subjects, Of one country
resident within the other country.
Approval OF such treaties by the
ssaate has been foreshadowed by a
general demand on congress for aac-
ti0n to reach. aliens In this 'conntry Of
draft age. several measures had been
launched In the senate and house re-
curing the drafting Of SUCH persons.
but Ct the suggestion OF the state de-
parlment ana upon Its promise to ac-
eomplisn the purpose by the regular
method OF treaty stipulation that Leg
isllation was POSTPONED: I. 4 III 5sfSss
u IN the neantime 80 great many
1oretgners resident in the United
afetes havs hastehed to hle their
a4cie esadlas, . g q int ention TO becNme
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27
is sfNs 81 iSp! y.
'CR!E|'AI I I ! EE| /
| FOl|R| I |! Q | ALLIES, i :! L 5
SAYS ! |. ! BAKER |!,||' | /.
War Depallrl q t'nent's Com
nunilq1ue l- Discusses I'm
I. portance !ofs5 Big Drive.
Italian krrries, Now Nearly
.Re-orgL aI,il,z'ed, Withstand
Many. Attacks.


Washington. Nov. ''Thes week
just closed has beenfope very favorable
to the allied rams, !" says the war de-
pArtment.s official communique issued
today. reviewing military operations
for the week ending Saturday. & .,hi
"The success Of the British Often
silva in the region Of Cambrai and the
face Of the repeated attacks of the
Austro- German forces are two factors
which may be considered as correla-
tive elements Of one and the same
movement,
''The military situation is dominat-
cd by the spectacular success gained
by the British forces in their thrust
toward Cainbrai. The British forces
have been able to record greater
terrain than any hitherto achieved by
either be1fgerent In the same space Of
time along the western front.
The capture OF the village Of Fon-
taine Notre Dame, two and three quar-
ters miles west of Cambria, marks the
present limit Of the advance.
'Cambrai. the center of very import
rail. road and canal lines of ficommuni-
Ecadon, now comes. under the immedi-
ate fire of British field guns. render
ing the continued tenure of the city
by the enemy difficult.
THE number Of prisoners enun-
Grated hitherto is over ten thousand
which exceeds the total British casual
ties. . q. - 81
Along the front held by the French
forces. thealatter have achieved a sue
cessful coupe de main south Of Juvin-
court, in Champagne, resulting i'm the
capture Of some elements Of enemy
trenches and the taking of numerous
prisoners. a ~ ,l50..1 .
The Italian armies. now complet-
ing$ their reorganization have been
able to stand the assaults Of the .nu-
mertcally- superior forces Of the Aus
tro-Germanad divisions engaged against
them; They have prevented further
invasion ofthe Italian plain.
der Generd Allenby are. adyancine
reptaiy On IeFllsal lem. They have now
feechea 9 point on the Ramaieh road
Snothsrs-fsif;rS TSsi ii bsasi'|s ss i3e
down from the north ~ 3. 4. -
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~. ~
Succeed, Barry Teday'

Rockford. Ill. Nov. 27.-Bris. Gen.
L. w: L.; Kennon took command of
the Eighty sixth division Of the ma
tional army at Camp. Grant today,
succeeding Major General, Thomas H.
Barry, who. departed on detached
service. H'. ~
General Kennon, an Indian fighter,
has seen service in Cuba and the
Philippines. He entered West Point
in 1876 and was made captain in 1897.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27
ssS7. ~
! 81 ] ], Y REBE HAV i ! 's 4
FAILED IN MO IVES
10 Q. RIGHT y MATTERS N: ! I / J IS!
s Cossack Leader Now Said IS
> bEe q Master 4 i of.tlle' ttllle' 4.
II y 81 Situati atiosh IS. 6
4 l}9 IS 3si x S'444- - ~
.. DIcTA TON I ss.i'Is.. |. !.
FROM ! 4 l GERMANY 8; j r Y y I
rs. ~ :-;;------; n !. :7.:;s /: >,ssgT1 4
Neitt,e:r. !: viii Il ! His Men Listen |. s
!. !. I IS K,er!,et',sky I, Or
!. Lkrlir1e. s.
IL Y !

=. .
London, Nov. ~ The Russian
revolntinniats, nava rnada 4 t:4hastly
-, 3 =. -....S.E 49,. Is.ss1,is.
oi their pt ~ an
traton according to- the Petrograd
correspondent OF the Morning Post
,,,.a.,,, !, - Z. ~ 9. f,,rIfav TIA
"'-''', - - ~ & < }s
adas; ~; \, !, !. :. !,
sembly Will. take place but the con-
stitlent a aaembly Will not meet with
succea5. The Bolsheytki movement
whatever that movement may. really
.a9ie,ant mean hrssGy me nes oamnea sne con
s.I ;.yn,,id 40 Ii' u Ar,inn N IN. fol-
,n,,,,ns 4 w9ala ~ sa41 sSshuon 60 .ne io'
..Th !. va.t ala r..erva ~ tha Rns-
sian emnira 1hich Mas removad from
PstsnUraa r. ffsn Kran3lins Il, si91a was
iatsr carriad I'll, I'll fi,rfhar into the In
u tterinr -. !. It 4. n ..sa hsnda 4
: !. s. - -. - -.
Oh - e = -
N General Kaledines, Shetman OF
United Gosgackdonl,a is IN secure pos
session OF the trUstw9rthy ana dis.
cipltned 5froopst OF all arms. OF 81!
those regions Of Eurbpean Russta tnat
produced = harvegt this year, and q
rapidly pturing those remaining ter
: ritortes upon whdch Russia relies f0r
its daily broad. y So
i. B: "a vast union, llnder the naMe OF
the SOUTHEASTERN Union has heen
formed 1T inclAdes the Don .Terrt-
tpry,ta great part OF httle s1gatAs, the
lower sYo12ns pyovtn noes ant s. kegtah
feeds AL tsna -. 3.
ii This Sunton ;is extending ahdt prs0nlssesle
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27
Mrs. De Saulles' Trial
Takes Ne1p Turn Z Today;
Severe Examination Gipe11
P Prosecution I: Vt, Plans, ] Y Test t.. i
mony Shows, to Attempt
to Break Down Her Story
Of Husbands Neglect =
Read Letter in Which She
Told Husband She "Had
Failed Wife.

Mineola. N. z, Nov. 27.-A letter
In which defendant told her husband
that 1t was "the greatest regret of her
life" that she had not been fable to
make him good wife, was read into
the record today during cross exam
tnation Of Mrs. Blanca De Saulles.
who is on trial here charged with
numbering her divorced husband, John
L. De Saulles . a,s@.i F
There were indications that this let
ter will be used by attorneys for the
! prosecution in their attempt. to break
down the story OF indifferent neglect
on the. part of her husband, told in
direct examination by the young
Chilean woman yesterday. The letter
was written while Mrs. De Saulles was
on shipboard bound for Chile to visit
to the granting OF her divorce. fl
At that time the witness said. she
felt that her. married life was ended
I"morally." 80 .fta
Mrs. De sauiles countered her ad-
mission tina tshe wrote the letter, say
ing, "she was to blame for every
thing by stating '.De Saulles always
made me, believe that was at fault"
.. In his questioning District Attorney
Charles r. Weeks delved apologetic-
ally into intimate subjects relating to
- 1tasl l -. ~
lis " not q 1ect aIter the oirtn 81
your son yoq refused TO i've with n, Jonn
De sauiiesi as. man ana Wie was
one e. oi ms intereosations. IL.
Ihe; witness said TINS was not true.
Nd you Hpt Toll az innmate
Moman trlenaI @ t1EI you. aauS not ,s care
wao your nusnand Went aronnd WIN si,
as long as ne stayed away from ypu!''
1s49e@a-M .9e eeks. 3 - H., ~
80. :sst nat y e ne eaAA.
~. sg.1I,eply. sppI s.. -. -. 3. .
i1, ae'ts - ad,sos.. gs s,a sa9les ..s ~
.s.s M.saacn ne aanonisnsa , ~ g, VIE, %
~ Lurns oVer r. new ieat, t,sa and saylng
stss. o au .s.+ r9.u'u 1n,.s 70 I'VE wttn MN ior
.hns. sne. pas.l raaa tour Years vas Was among
..1oss ..s ) ieaa. e. j. ts, i,,
,1,..., ~ :.
p,anna n go. F.. NOV. z ,zl:-Mrs.
ns ,n.ssa - - uies, on Iial Tor tne
.r y0nn !. De eoulies. was returned to
the witness stand this mornins for
~. 49, ~ e1n1uon sa1na 1, .py .Daee4ct Attor-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27
Today's War Summary

British cavalry is now three and
one-hAlf miles west of. Jerusalem and
10 closing in on the Turkish defenses
from the southwest. The Turks are
Offering some resistance and are hold
ing the Jerusalem -Shecham road to
the north in strength: North of JANA
British patrols have been driven back
to the southern side Of the Nahr-El-
Aujol.
RUSSIA ON VERGE 5tfs.
OF CIVIL WAR. II "A
The situation in Russia, shows little
improvement and the country Id de-
scribeds ~ being on the verge Of civil
war. Efforts of the BolShevtkia Ooy.
ernmeht to arrange an axmtstice CON
tinue and Berlin and Petrograd are
reported in communication by Wire
leaa, presumably in connecf3on With
the peace OTTER Of the MaximAlista.
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agreed to the Bolsheviki d 1x1nise1ce
proposal and plsAssd III support to
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ceived the armtstice note from the
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-27
THOMAS .TAGGART.fLL

7E.E-fEf'' ''THOMAS3 S3TAGCsAEeI.I ILL. gsV5 )
Rochester. Mimi. Nov. 27.-Thomas
sTaggart, former United States, senator
from Indiana, has left for French LACK
after an examination at the Mayo
clinic. It was learned today. Mr.. Tag
gart, It was sid, has been suffering
from stomach trouble and a.was a s!
Iy1sed to- continue treatment .Sf French