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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
CuAITIR NC.

Auttllsk NJ
NI dhN the Telephone rang and
MESSAGES oil congtutuIttiou arrived. IL
seemed that all thr world were
l,'fucd in applaudiua that which
tIlAihtth had zone 500 much 20 pre-
vent Ieiegrhms. notes amt iuuumer-
ahIt tclvphode mcss,L,s. rIl testified
io tilukcs %popularit, and to tho IN
tAIlslasm OF his friends ut hIs rapid
enhancement.
Isn't he great Harper North
asked breaking IN ugou Elizabeth
without warning. "Mf,. am NO proud
I 1u nearly bursting don't see how
Nou can DE 80 cnlm I'm bCt when the
whole truth iH known ne had done -
i.I Drawer thing than oven the pa
rtfs maxi out. He's that kind. YOU
know Wen. ! mus, Doe OFT I just had
Il" sicp ana congratulate YOU. N,Nt
tH being Blake would Gather hy
bIakos wife thar auN one ! know
MI AMI Mrs. TrnNmor. were do
lighted. When her unVic called her
mp and told hcr ne also added that
De- ,Npcttcd TO sail very soon and
that D" should be able to toll Blake
What he thought OF him Her aunt
said
DO write him a nice letter. Eliza
h'th. lie VIII surely look for II. II
.s wonderful he wasn't killed ia hat
-'' NH"N ~" ' ANA w NAN Nf
WAS spared. Don't faii to write to-
day
= seo q are to be congratulated d"
'Nrtl Long said when ne called later
iu the day.
tie watched Elizabeth carefully us
Is ho spoke. but coUH detect no trace
of pride either IN her face or m thc
level tons with which she thanked
hiuu aud then changed the subject
rather. tried tu. Cyul Long was not
$40 willing to tail OF other things,
expect your aunt aud uncle are
pleased" be added.
Yes Uncle expects 10 sail soon. I
shall give "a dinner tomorrow night
Tor him. II ~ short notice. but may
expect ou"'
i sh0uld feel horribly ~charrtned o.
! Was not expected, Long replied.
When she said her uncle wgs to
BAIL soon, she had told him nothing
he did not already know. But lust
whom ON VIVA ship ah-that was
another matter. one ia which he was
intensely Interested THIS dinner
would givs him his opportunitv.
MAY I ask who Hour guests are TO
"%ccrtaiuly' An friends OF u%ncle's
Nortr wiz 81 ND i6niS young men
here"
"Flaioror! calling mo "a young
man
Il always think OF YOU as such. But
you VIII not he bored ] have asked
men high IN Government positions
Really u " Aunt Uelen's dinner. Her
cook has some sort OF fever. and She
asked me 90 LiNr ~ Tor her, % sub
mittcd tho list Of aucsts she Nished
me to invite
cyril Long desired 20 know " his
name q been on the list her aunt
had complied but would not oInbar-
rass hel-tt ho had not-hy asking.
IN some way he would find u Just
row he was happy that he was 20 be
there.
Elizabeth told him the names Of
her guests uIi men hut one. Mrs.
Saunders. naming the wife Of a man
high IN authority. and myself VIII he
tho only women among twelve men.
An irr~cproachablc trio he replied
with ms usual s1fOir faire. lie was q
BIT disappointed Had there been an
equal numb's of womcn his interest
would not have been 80 noticeable.
lis the dinner fut your uncle solely, or
~ u % sort of celebration Tor IN"
captain as we'll he asked.
tie had not forgotten his desire 60
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
of the Defense
Council Must Go on
Regardless of Truce

TIIUTU ~ NV \ TITUETIU Il
lame of Tho field division OF thc roun
cll oi national defense has tclolraph.
od inc state council of dcf,us, as fol-
lows.
earnestly hog YOU NOT to relax
Your efforts IN tho slightest degree ON
account of tho possibility of am early
arulisticC ever 10 uu urmistiCo should
bo concluded, thls does not mt,n thai
The war iH over aud lu uuv caso Tho
emergency wiil not he over tor q Ions
time Most Of the work which you
have been called on Ia perform must
ON undiminishCd aud | hope every
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09
Automobile Licenses
For 1919 Received

Santa Re. Nov \ Tho secretary
OF state has received 5000 automo.
bile license tags for 1919. They bear
black letters and numbers on 81 white
ground, and sr' of the Same stvl, )
those now IN use.
Louis g. llfeld OF Las Vegas viii
receive license No. J. nS ho has Tor
inc last SIX years. sNcr Hiuc tho law
requiring licenses Tor motor Durs went
INTO effect About ibirtN explorations
for lHiH automobile licenses or, ON
ulo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

New YORK, Nov \ cuniri-
} button OF 1000. 900 Go tho tnf-
} ted War WORK campaign. said a.
} he the largest rift even made To-
} such q AUST. was announced
} here today hy the United states
Steel corporation. The same
} corporation gave s., Guu.Uuu Q %
the Rcd C-'uss during its iust
campaign.
The check was obtained by T.
} 4. : Clarke. president of the
} Luckawanna steel corporation
and chairman of the committee
soliciting from steel corporations
ia making The contribution
} Judge T.. ~ GARY. chairman OF
tho conlpuuy's board Of diroC-
tors. said TINT the steel concerns
oi the country SHOULD contrib
ut, 80 least SlO.0nn 600 60 the
WORT Of the organizations that
are furnishing the soldiers what
the. need above everything els"
Go assure physical and moral
} health strength and comfort
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

man and woman 80 fUo council OF
defense system Viii stay uu the job.
IN . tew DAYS will write % as TO
the outlook Tor Tuf uHIh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

All shippers have been warned that
II n necessary FOR them TO secure
permits before shipping beans 20 can
n"rtes for canning This should be
born In mind hN NDw McNico bean
growers. as b. is quito probable that q
considerable amount ct pinto beans
VIII be canned this NeHI. provided the
growers first obtain permission TO
shlp Tor canning purposes The guts-
uon should he taken up bN showers
win the food administration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-09

Eszema spreads rapldly itching al
most drives O mad. For quick re-
lief Doan's ointment II well recon-
meuded. 60 tents at all stores.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

itrederin BON 4brabam Diaiams;
psrionalien $500; 9ruHoeigentbum
500
WprSen RabcIiffe 1T Rudlabpers
ipolter DON SOnatbdn 8. Raipling;
periOnaliea $500; @runbeigentbum
$1,000.
:Gbporo Re5fuB, Sr., 1T Ra6faBs
perpalter BON Carl Gnrrdrb RehfuB;
perionaiisn 5000; @ranDsiseutbum
$270o.
CLARA Sdphorn lit 3eifamenisnolls
itrederin ron Soiepb u. 5apborr;
BeriorolisR $1,000; @runoeigeitbum
5000.
Mdris gSilfert 1T Re8labpertpdls
ierin ppu sobn B. Whfert; 9ruROs
eiesrtbum $2500.
anna 9. Butte III Ra6ldbpertpals
terin psn Sambert Sutte; 0ruEpa
eigeRtbum $500.
0srf9tebsRes.
Serge SdlIIten erIangte elm llrs
tbeil ii6sr $622.50 qegsn Gli5abetb
Uluiter; Gbaries 6. Cooper, S9oBs
rneiiter pom SamiItOn Co., Elm iui6ss
iibr $374.39 Segeu 5ulin 6. Reep;
2ltlas 4: Blum Elm ipl6es iiber $loo.s
SO gessH Soiepb $. 5rieblGuDer;
WiLliam 0lcglomaro Elm iOlhes iiber
$110.65 segsn Die Cincinnati Sracs
ton SO.
Gus. @Idres bat etre Gorberuno
iiter S413.52 qeaen bic StHeoln Nas
ticual 8ani eingeilast.
aGtbsriae aIemsys. Dstsu @iseu'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
gerslueiielnSe Gsranen.

Die gtahu beabiid)tiat, OoB ieoe
;Sral frellnSIih ,Ieidtbersig imo
sliidIib ieiu ioa, tuenn iie uber me
oergeoriidt miro nit Sdmeroen un0
nur6 tSrmIenIeioen 10 fam @iaens-
fraft niht aaein eineir nerooien, oers
5peifeluoen 3uitano iibermdltigeu.
Gaiienoe ameritdnifhe Srailen baben
aber gefInoen, oaB es cine beipabrte
iirlo 5uuerlGiiipe Wteoi5in gibt, tueIdje
oie @eiunobeit mieber beritellt unter
lolfen llmitdn6eh uno Oas lit Spota
e. Rinfbom's @egetuble COMPOUND.
oas aus 9SfIor5en un6 &rr5eln ee.
madt miro. 9ieie altfnooiihe a)eeoi.
gin miro lett als bos Stnnbdro ome-
rifaniide Y2ittel seeen iolde 3nltalt
lbe aagejsbsJl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
Mus YHattsenfett
aema6f.

Eroco 1T ans Set" geu1ddt, oas
6em tueiBen 6leiid bon &ofosniiiien
entnommer tit = oas 8ett bon Der
ieIben tropiIfen 9eIifateIie, oie Sie
gefdnibelt ailf SUDDEN benusen.
Sieies appetitlid,e Yrooilft lit nit
pufteurtiirter Wlil6 6ur9 elm erflu-
ftbes 8eriabren gebuttert, pelhes
9roeo einen oelifaten @eifmnd per.
leibt.
Sroco entb1lt feline onimaiiifen
Sele - nlr refine Gflan5eniet1e mo
paiteitriiirte YiiIf, iiir oos 9lroma.
Die Sroco-8eieaiduit madyt feinc
aninaliifen Gel 8robufte. sic
madt cine Spesialitat aus Sieiem 'ei.
men GroOuft.
6ragt Guren SGnoIer Inn cine
aaplel Der uegetabiIiiden Sarbe, .uel
DE pon Butter. Sabrifanten benugt
miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

aleid,heitli6 on feline ainber Glmer,
Jdfc, 0altsr, Senrp, Rora ano SfIis
Neii.
ssulia 9 impfon permadt fbr
9erm5asn, nit glusuahms ihres
0runbeigerthrms an gtoHteomerr
gtoao, bas ibrer Sohier &atberius
tGraig ,ufdllt, on i6re fiirf @utel, buss
felbe ioll dber BON ibrer Stdpeiter
@iara SuNidu psripaltet fperosn, bis
6os iilnqite Der eufeltinber bas 20.
4steasiabr errsidt bot.
Ra6laB'S ga den.
glfbsrt $. Gagers 1T gladlabpers
irdIter bon 9ubert Gggers; perionas
lien $3.50.
emiip GliSubstb Sores IN Geftds
menispolIitrederin DON SSreb. Cones;
psrfonaIien $1,000; Grunbeiseutbum
$500.
Wlarp 5sb III 9sitdnentspoIlitrede
rim bon 5reoerid SeB; 9nlHbeieen'
ibunt $500.
Der psrfonIibe RdMdb pss Wils
liam 8. Sierp 6strdat S4s17.2l; bera
isnige Der 4mdltd 8erberid, $2817, :
95; bstisnige pes Alerduoer aastaris
$2l2150: perietiae oes UAbael Spor
ges $l0,143; berisuiss Der gli5u u,
Sduibdp $8042.09; berieuiee Des
isranf &lemiid $4,000.
1bsoSore 9. ardmer 1T gahldB.
pertpditer Don &dtie Rieneper; Der.
icnuiien $3.50; @nIubeisrntbunI
$500
aspua Wiaians III SsitamsutsDOl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

fbrm no. ao9 Of aibertp StraBe am
seblif bur6 bic g&a6ldiIi9feit fires
ysdd6arn Ssioac Ssrnntel ii6erflutbet
Ero gei6deigt tporben lit, bat pebs
balb cine &loee itber $500 seeen
5rarrtel aneeitrengt.
Yer StabtdripaIt 3ieIoufa bat ees
fern aeaen bic Gnti9eibnng bes DIP
neutrality-suspicious., ourt pelfe ben
Inipdlten RpgerS uub Groslep $3.50
als Gebiibren sueeipro9en fpurben,
Sinipuno erbohen uro cine @ieber,
atfnabme Der 9lnselesenbeit BEAM
tradt
BilIiam RisIe. SaseGipopb, Der an
ELECTROMAGNETIC Ieibet, feline 9tnees
bOrigen beerobt urp ben 8erIu8 ae.
ma6t Rut, ieiRe 3tmmemarnsnerfs
Hattie Rieoer5nbretnen, tuurbe gefterr
na6 2pugpietp gefHidt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

3. 90. unO emil 9taeu, 1863 @nns
pooo Strabe; &nabe.
9. y. uno 9epna 4onB GA 9alD'
tberps 4peHue; MGo6en
@uitdp uuo Gertrude S6ubler,
3406 GbeDiot NDenue; 9uabe
Gogar uno Rena Ruth. 2487 Wds
piIpn Rpao; WtGb4en
Clarence uno 8lonae 2nnorum,
1704 @entral 2lpenue; Wldo6eiI y
5reoerid uuD Gttu Sebuitian, 71S
gBdos Strnbe; &nobe
SSobn unb Olga Wtlirrap, 1745
9anfieIo aosnue; Wtdohen
8illiam uno W6mrlfe Burger, POI
Deit WcWiden 9tpenue; anobe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
0eburten.

Carl unb &atie auBner, 9ImbrpTe
StraBe; Snube.
susnit unb aate aincIOff, 529
6inoIab Strabe; 8nabe.
CHARLES uno Wargaret 9etinep,
1888 8urgOpne StraBe; 2nabe.
Sames unb Catherine Carroll, 939
Weit 9. StroBe; Wdbdsn.
5rant uno 9annab 9abeI. So7 W
z. Strabs; anabs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
S1H bic Butter.
Traae.

1roro lit itidJt mir ein Grias- -Gitf.
itri6; es lit oas enogiiltis, groblttt.
Ter @ei6mad 1T ltrrpergIeidGiH; es
lit leift perSauIif unb pom bohem
gldbrrpertb.
Sroco Lott ale BrobIeine fin Sene,
tueIfe bisber nlir oie bette Creamery
@utter gebraiift bnben. 9ieie fritz.
ihen Roniiunenten iagen, SaB ielten
Elm sliliitri6 ioId fiiben uno beIitaten
9eidnrad bot.
sSragt abes nidt bios na6 .gtilb
Butter" ooer .gt1B- -Wlnrgarine" uno
erpartet oanr SiefeR bndNeiuen ge.
fdruad.
q Sragt na6 Eroco uuo erIane. ieiH
ertIiiiDes Irorln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
aIms ben Gesid,tsb5fea.
gataIss Srribum In seton $oipitaI
sibt anIah 81 daer $4,000
eaabrusriatflase sssen eas
sJnititut.
Ger AutsmsbilbdnbIsr 1bontds y,
UanIprS inter nsae NnilaesH osr
1alidnHs aHb SdminSslei
asiteat.

gttiat bsr GrobssidJporsner. ~
gtuguiis G4mumau's 1sitdn'snt
umscitOb.n. GrsGriebsnsri3tsr
Rsppsrt mub feine 5000 citrate be-
sabisn. - $1,000 fir brsi Dpfsr
bsr- eifentabn. DER penbsrsaiis
wsorbprOssb. ebddeibunssfaIe.
=. einsersidts 1eitamsHte unb
gsadlab<GdGsn. 1sri4itbsnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
l1nier erflniipes Nerfabren giebt
3roco letnen oelifaten @el6maf.
Serglcid)t 9rpcp NIT ber
beiten Creamery Butter.

Sroco bot oie 4ro6e, olti oent 1ii6
5rl beiteben, inn 8ergleid nit Dem
beIten Greamerp9roOuft 6ier lit e5,
lpo es gerpinnt BEL peniblen 2ellten.
Gum aodlen bat es ni4t ieineS.
gIeiten in 9e5ng ntf &eiultate 70,
mpbl lBie pom Stanopunfte Der Spor.
ianlfeit
9IIte @eIebe, Die geuradt nuroer,
che Groco erfunoen nlroe, 5mingen
uns, es 0leonlargarine 3it etifettiren.
Gies lit GuBerit irreiiibrer6
8rocO lit Elm 9sroouft Don Gualitdt,
DeIdles in Samilien sebraudt miro,
no MIR oas Bette seoulbet miro.
$1ter periidJern @eidnlnd, GllaIitdt
nno oie iorgfdltigiten 0eriteaungs-
Metbo6eu Die Eopularitdi Don 3roco.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

@dnie ebru u nub e,dufsldeuitl sum ietisH
Dinl in olsier cation on. CJsisIer 4 60, 196
u. y. etraiie, 3 Sbtireu Sftlih Don Gin Ctr
GnHai 5015.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

UIlfer Den, geifern pcII ben BrpBs
gcfdppreneH srbobenen % 9tnHdgsn
bsfaHDth ii6 aud nmn gegsn ben
Q(utpmo6ils gambler Tbomas O.
GapIorb, 1924 5oreIt alpenils.
gaorpcob, unb 3ipdr diif 8etrstpsn bsr
B6rfenmdflersJirma q. 80. Npaener
q Co., lInipH Gsntrals sGsbauos, BIZ
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-12-18
BRAVERY
Of KLINE SMITH
France, Nov. "a, 1918

France, Nov. "a, 1918.
| Dear Mrs Smith
will write you a letter for Kline
to let you know that he is still prob
ably in position that he doesn't have
chance. | left the outfit on the 18th
OF November and he was we'll and
Jolly as ever He certainly is fine
old fellow and one that you NAV
well be proud of.
lie has done exceedingly good work
and deserves more credit than he will
ever get. He has been through a
hell on earth during this past summer
and tall. He has worked where most
men have failed, and always willingly.
He is thought we'll of by all men of
the companies in which he did duty
and especially we'll of by all of his
old pals that have known him from
the first and have really learned the
metal which he is made Of There is
no praise or commentator too high
Tor him. He has been twice commend
ed for heroic work under heavy shell
fire, once by the Secretary of the navy
and once in divisional citations.
All men of his old company with
which he was working in the Bots de
Belleau say that there is no medal too
not good enoug.
high for him, and that the highest is
AS | started off to tell you where
lett him, we were at the Morgan, on
the Mouse river, the front line, when
the armistice went into effect they
started for Germany the morning of
the 18th, following up the German
evacuation of France Alsace- Lorraine
and Belgium. He is in Germany by
now no doubt. | was sent back to
Brest for duty at Base HospitaL>No. /.
No doubt you think probably your
son hasn't written as often as he
should but | want to say right here
that it has been extremely hard to get
any writing done since June. lst when
we went into action in the Chateau
Thierry sector. We have been on the
go all the time and when we had time
for writing we had no stationery or
postoffce SO it made it extremely hard
to get letter off | have written
many letter that | couldn't get out
and had them to tear up and no doubt
he has done the same.
When you write Kline again tell
him that you had line from me
please. l told him l would drop you
line telling you he was we'll when
left Must close now and write
some others.
Yours sincerely. Oscar S. Goodwin,
Phi NJ 1st U. S.N. U. S. M. C.
Note; Mr.. Goodwin was cited for
bravery at the same time Kline was,
and is from Apex n. c.. and he has
been recommended for the distin-
| gushed Service Medal.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-12-18
The chrlst.Rahe.

We give the Christ-babe his cradle
in our hearts, and afterwards he sets
up his cross in our hearts, and in our
hearts he plants his throne.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-12-18
A Real Good Fellow.

A real good fellow Is man who
keeps something of the Christmas spir-
1t all the year round.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-12-18

Ask Santa Claus you pair of osecooed pectaces
and lucky enough get them them constantly
home and abroad You will then be welcome everywhere
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-12-18

Misses Mabel Bining, Althea Nor
rlson and Myrtle May Bining, of
Broxton. were in the city Monday.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09
BUT. ON THE OTHER HAND

We may soon expect to
see headlines in the
ID e utsc c b e Allgemeine
Zeitung'' or the Der
liner Tageblatt" reading
New York Starving;
Eats Horses; Americas
Plight for Food Shown
in Accompanying Pict-
ures Struggled Out Of
the United States. The
German editors will then
analyze the photographs
shown here, and explain
that the sign on the door
says, The Rival Horse
Meat and Sausages. Inc"
and that it is situated at
zoo West 40th Street,
formerly one of New
York's most exclusive dis
tricts, now given over to
feeding the starving pop
ulation of the city with
horse meat. And on the
strength Of this evidence
of Americas weakened
condition. all the little
school children in Berlin
will be given another
holiday.
Photographs from
Bromm Brothers
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

The lower picture is
Of another street
scene at the Leipsic
Fair. Here we hndthe
word" ersatz (mean-
ing substitute serv-
ing as the keynote of
the display. In the
upper right hand
corner is a schuher-
satz or Substitute
Shoe" store. Below
is a sign for imita-
ton leather soles.
and neAt an article
called Fort" to
be placed between
the soles. The
"Goldener Hirsch"
seems also to deal
in " ersatz." having
an imitation : f o o d
lunchroom. 1t must
in all fairness be ad-
mitted. b oweve er.
that the gentlemen
near the camera do
not seem 70 he vast
ing away from hun
ger or going with
out the customary
& o h es. Perhaps.
however, it is a
fur ersatz collar
on the prohteerins-
looking man with his
hands in his pockets.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-09

fore the war the
annual Leipsic Fai,
was the meeting
place for merchants
from all over the
world. 1t has now
degenerated into
clearing house for
Austrians and Ger
mans to display sub
stitutes for food,
clothes and coal,
since the originals
have become more
and more scarce.
Above is a Scene
from the recent fair.
showing sandwich
men and women ad-
vertising the various
just-as-good" az
ticles. The underfed,
looking man in front
is bearing an argu-
ment for cardboard
sandals; a little fur
ther back we see
wooden soles advo-
Gated, followed by a
plea for a hreless
cooker, which is now
in almost universal
use in Germany to
save gas and cleo
tricity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-09-21

VIRGINIA-IN VACATION-ln tho
Clerks Office Of Law and Equity
Court Of the City of Richmond, tho
20h day Of August 1918.
NAPOLEON PARISH,.... Plaintiff.
against In Chancery
SOPHIA PARRISH. ..... Defendant.
Tho object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond Of
matrimony by tho plaintiff from tho
defendant upon the ground OF deser
ton.
And an affidavit having been mado
and filed that the defendant Sophia
Parrish is not a resident OF the State
Of Virginia it is ordered that she ap
pear here within fifteen days after
the due publication OF this order and
do what may be necessary to protect
her interest herein.
Tostc: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
Copy, Tcstc: LUTHER LIBBY
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