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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

etaient ~incoherents, il await DIES gestes
d'automate.
Mon Dieu! Qu'a-t-il encore? Sc
cria Marthe en- quittant sa place pour
venir porter secours a son mari.
LIE medecin de Parmateur, qui as
sistait au repas, s'elanca a son tour
ct apres un rapide examen, murmu-
ra:
&c nest rien, madame, c'est une
nouvelle congestion, toute petite, in
signifante..
En- fleet, cette fois encore, Edouard
grace a son excellente constitution,
triompha facilement du NAL. Au bout
de quinze jours il etait sur pieds.
La date du marriage d'Alice ct de
Raymond, qu'on avail. pense d'abord
reculer, resta done fxee CONNIE
ellie Petait.
Eft pour completer la fete, il a etc
convent que l'union de Claveres ct de
| Madeleine serait celebree lie meme
jour.
&c nest plus, d'ailleurs, I'm marriage
de rien du tout, que celui de Madelei-
ne, car la jeune femme apporte en- dot,
non pas vingt mile francs, mails qua
rante mile, que M. Davesne-Belcou
a preleve d'abord sur la vente de sa
maison ct quill a eu, par exemple de
peine a lui faire accepter.
M. Lamaze, grace aux enormes CAPT
taux don't il dispose, va pouvoir dom
ner une Importance considerable aux
anciens Establishments Davesne Bel
cour Mais c'est, dit-il, ain de les ce-
der Mus tard a Maxine lorsquil sera
en- age de sen occuper. -,
Maxine sen defend ct affirme quill
prefere toujours les voyages ct les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16
UN. MILLION EFT DEM D'AMERI-
GAINS EN- FRANCE

Washington, lie general Pey-
ton C. March, chef d'etat-major, a
declare, samedi dernier, a la commits
sion senatoriale de l'armee quill y a,
a l'heure a~ctuelle, un million ct demi
d'Americains en- France. II a ajoute
que les transports de troupes s'effec-
tuent dune facon s~atisfaisante ct que
lie Department de la Guerre espere
pouvoir envoyer meme pendant Phi
yer $50, 900 hommes par mois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

M. Frank Papillon est revenu de
Duluth, OH il a assiste CONNIE delegue
a la convention des Forestiers Catholi-
cues. M. Papillon Sc dit tres satisfait
du travail accompli a cette convention.
C'est la troisieme fois que M. Papillon
a l'honneur d'assister aux conventions
internationales de Get Ordre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

Nos ~lecteurs %trouveront quill est de
leur avantage de lire %I'annonce de
Craig, Patton & Anderson, que nous
publions en- Be page.
En- faisant vos achats, mentionnez
PEchO.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16
DEVANT HAM

Londres, 12.-Les Anglais bombar-
dent Ham ave un gros canon quils
ont pris aux Allemands. C'est une pi-
zee de $50 millimetres. Ham Sc trou-
We superintendent a 1872 miles
de la ligne de bataille.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16
Les Anglais Coulent un Destroyer
Allemand

Londres, 12.-L'Amiraute britanni-
que annonce que les Hydrocarbons an
glais ont coule I'm destroyer allemand
a HUT miles au nord-ouest de Zee
brugge, dams la mer du nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

M. j. A. Page, qui s'est fracture un
pied en- travaillant, il Y a plusieurs
semaines, est en- bonnie vote de conva-
lescence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

: En- ces temps de guerre Oh la vie
coute chere, chacun s'efforce d'econo-
miser par tous les moyens posslbles.
On peut economiser. sensiblement en-
achetant sa viande de la Minnesota
Meat Co., don't M. Napoleon Latourel-
lie est lie proprietaire. Trois b%oucherles
40, Be rue sud; 725, Avenue Hennepln
ct 1909 Avenue Nicollet.
Pour vous en- convaincre, rendez une
visite a &c compatriote.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16
lie Prince Boris Regent de Bulgaria

Paris, 12.-Les depeches de ource
allemande dissent que lie prince Boris,
fiji du roi Ferdinand, a etc nomme re-
gent du royaume par suite de Iabsen-
ce de son pere qui a quite Sofia.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

Theodore Dargis, fills de M. Gedeon
Dargis, s'est engage dams Ia marine ct
compile partir pour "Great Lakes -Trai-
ming Camp" lundi proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16
4 NOTRE-DAME DE LOURDES

Une fete champetre aura lieu u lie
terrain de l'eglise, Prince St., au pro-
fit de Notre-Dame de Lourdes, ven
dredi ct samedi proclaim, 16 ct II
aout. Les Danes du Rosa1re assis-
tees des jeunes files de la paroisse
promettent de rendre ces deux soirees
tres interessantes. Aussi ne man.
quez pas d'y venir.
Comite: Nine Eva C%orriveau, presi-
dente; Nine L da Malboeuf, tresorie-
re, ct Nine c.. A. Lapierre, secretaire'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

la MALE a tOte adrsse
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

aventures.
Louvenel a disparu. On ne salt pas
du tout ce quill est advent. Personne
ne sen plant.
On pretend. maintenant qu'un autre
marriage suivra de pres celui de Mile
Barral: lie marriage de Mile Marie
.Valderas ct de CASTOR Lamaze.
Mais on dit tant de chooses dams les
petites villes!... e
FIN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

Abonnez-vous a lECHO DE LOU
EST.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

Toutes lettres, correspondances,
etc. doivent etre adressees. CONNIE
''' ECHO DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16
Echo 0e l'Ouest

Entered at the Post Office OF Min,
neapolis, Mimi, as second class mall
matter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

L'Echo de POuest nest pas respon
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
SOS CORRESPONDENTS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-16

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signature
responsible.
Les manuscrits non inserres ne sont
oas retournes.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01
DRY WEATHER GENERAL
Weekly Summary Shows That Con-
t'nued Dry Weather is CAUSING
Cotton 10 Open Prematureiy

weather ana crop conditions over
Texas Tor thu week ending July 30. ars
summarized In the following state
ment' issued Wednesday. by BERNARD
bunnemeyer, meteorological al IIous-
ton.
THE drouihy ana hot weather II the
past week caused further deterioration
oi iced crops cane. peanuts. sweet 30
thtoes. and ranges. except in "A few
northwestern and southeastern local.
ties which had good local rains. Rice
~ sim reported IN fair "a excellent con
ditson The dry weather has stopped
ihe growth OF cotton and deterioration
was NOR. oi less general The plants
are small blooming az the top. she'd
ding, and opening prematurely. Pick.
ing made satisfactory progress in cen
iral ana south Texas Late corn * n
failure, except la a few localities
where timely local rains occurred Good
local showers occurred on the last dav
OF the Week In scattered localities
which VIII doubtless prove beneficial
10 vegetation whore they fell but came
too late 10 be considered In this sum-
mary"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

There nr~ two important subjects
FOR confederation hN the farmers or
Nueccs County al this time one ~
the saving Of the feed crop, and the
other the stocking OF the farm with
hoga Tor meat and for breeding sANs
County Agent Kirkpatrick.
While IN College station the past
week. attending the short Course and
county aksh,s fiom hia,lh stricken
counties tn other parts ~ Texas who
told ms that their feed crups were a
fixture and that they weuiA ~ com
pelled 20 begin buying feed IN the
near future This VIII make prices
good.
In view ~ the fact that an our feed
viii be needed and that the price viii
probably be good the farmers of Nu-
rccs County should make "A special e.
fort 10 save an the feed crop ana take
good care uf IL. Hous, an The Rshin
and shock the forage
There seems TO hc a tendency on the
part uf some farmers to begin selling
at once even before they make proper
provisions Tor their own NEEDS ! want
TO urge everyone 10 make sure that
he has enough feed both grain and
forage TO last him untill the crop for
next wear les made and offer the sur
plus. only. FOR sale NunN farmers Ia
the season aud have had TO buy feed
later 80 nm advanced price Tina, Kind
of business results iu LOSSES and not
in profit Let's hc sure go provide
enough for ye'u before amy TX Of.
fered for sale
"rhnst who hnve feed for sale may
be able 20 get better prices by writing
the Bureau 81 Markets Live STOCK
Exchange itldg. Fort Worth or call
Ing your County Agent
since Nueccs County has mirie a
good feed crop many farmers are look b
ing for hogs to supply meat and fof
breeding purposes. ] met County
agent from one 81 the drnuih stricken
counties who told me he could supplv
us with several carloads OF hogs at
very reasonable prices. Pigs about
~ weeks Old. brood sows ana stocl.
hogs. He quoted these pigs az ~ Od
to 5000 pcr hend and the freight
by cooperation on the part Of our
farmers We can secure these hog, in
carload lots and save ourselves money
] suggest that those who want .nna
pf lhose hoES club together In com
munitics and list tho number and kind
Of hogs wanted and thon send your
list go me and I will fill your order
1s near as can. These hogs are
good grade hogs according To the
statement Of the County Agent who
viii furnish the hogs
Some have asked how long IL will
take iu got the hogs. That win de-
pend on how soon | can get orders
TOR "a carload and the time II will
take To get them here after the order
vs. placed. The total expense will he
the cost Of the hogs. the freight. and
any other expense Ia shipping
lf YOU are Interested In getting
hogs please act quickly Write or cnil
your County Agent and send In vont
lists"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01
NUECES FARMERS GET
GOOD PRICE FOR FEED
r. o. Barlow Contracts 10 Sell 400
Tons OF Milo Maize 70 Taylor
Grain and Elevator Co.

An instance OF the profitableness OF
the feed crop Of Nueces County Tor
this season was given Yesterday when
II. u. BARLOW one OF the hcst known
fArmcrs OF the Corpus Christi country
contracted 10 sell his milo maize. fc-
tcrita and kaflir corn to TAYLOR Grain
and Elevator Company THIS city for
q price Of $50 a ton.
Mn Barlow has ESQ acres planted
the feeds and his production viii aV-
eruNt two tons 10 the acre. bringing
him $50 an acre. He has already start
ed cutting the feed and making de-
liveries.
The feed crop IN this county is said
40 ne in excess Of 10000 acres ana rs
the best In history
Cotton picking that has already
started VIII be- la fuil swing within
mother ten days with every indica
iion that the Nueces County crop for
the season viii exceed 40 600 bales \
number OF gins have already started
operations.
Dance tonight az the "llrcakcrs
ADV.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01
TODAY'S CALENDAR
WEArnrR nullgTlN

Local forecast Tor today Generally
iair light variable winds. mostly
southeriN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

Anusu clara k,mhall Young IN
The season WHY
queen Mary pckford IN "The Lit
tie American"
Liberty Universal Animated Wees
49, also comedy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

glaa 20 have YOU call upon the OF
fcets at the department Tor any irfnr-
nation and assistance VA secrring cot
ton pickprs"
Prize. Is Satisfactory
Acting on this suggestion Mayor Roy
Miller. chairman of the Nu-ccs County
Council ~ Defense has sent the follow
nig letter to the various district war
councils
"Aucr careful consideration aud con
sultnNoN with members ~ many ~ the
District War Councils 81 The County.
the County Council ~ Defense has
deemed u eNpcdlcnt GO increase the
pilcc of cotton pickiur nom Use 10
81 per hundred pounds
"lrieflN stated the reason for this
action Is the fact that in the opinion
af the farmers them1vlN,4. u- we'll as
the iudcment of officials 81 tine United
states Department Of -thur. this in
creased price viii have Ca be paid n
we are going io hv successful in sccnr-
lur the lahnr immediately necessary
Tor the harvesting Of our crops. For
YOUR Information J attach hereto copy
~ letter from Mr. Gordon. Federal ni-
rector ~ Labor Tor the state ~ Texas.
which explains itself
~Nuu viii understand that tho C0un.
~ Council of nnfeNS, in This matter
ass in an others is oniN scciing tn serve
thc best Interests of the Nation and
iNHi OF tNNlN'I lNtluNtr the MtfHtN
OF the farmers OF Nueces County We
believe that nothing should hc left
urdune ga secure an adequate supply
of labor 90 meet tho needs 81 our farm.
ere Immediately and Ws are fifmlN uf
the opinion thnt such supply can
NOT he assured unless m, price " cot
ton picking Dee increased as above
stated
"Nou Will therefore. kindly notify the
formers ~ your community that until
further notice the price for cotton
picking in Nucccs County win Doe 81
per hundred pounds
lu this connection ! also desire that
Won shall inform the farmers Of your
community that efforts and sthcmes
on The part ~ farmers TO get labor
away from their neiehhofs 10y offer
iuG them higher prices or other in
duccmenis viii not Boz tolerated by
this organization. You will lri IL he
known in Your community that such
und"fhunded action on the part ~ any
person win hc considered ss nm IN
patriotic and disloNal act"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01
City News f: g:
F.: in Brief

Born last night to Mr.. ana Mrs. W..
J.. pckoach, daughter.
Announcement was made yesterday
that called meeting OF Tom Green
Camp. Sons of Confederate Veterans.
viii he held next Monday afternoon
al o'clock Hi Inc Council Chamber.
CITY Han The annual reunion Of the
sons viii Doe held during september at
Tulsa, Oiaa.. and Inc local camp Viii
probably send several delegates 70 that
meeting.
Thomas 3. Martin. chairman OF the
Entertainment Committee of the iio-
tarN Club announces a special pro-
rrnw ron the weekly lupchron ~ the
Nuoots Hotel today at II 10 o'clock
Lieutenant Colonel Robert J. Reansy
lturirruastci of tine southern Depart
mfnt NTH headquarters at Fort sam
Houston WAX tn the city Wednesday
On official business. M conference with
Ma,or ROY Miller
Lieutenant Brewer OF U. S. Army
Hospital $50. s Norfh Beach. received
cable Yesterday announcing that bis
brother has been moftulN wounded ln
action m trncc.
Members 81 the Luter Bible Class OF
the us Methodist church are re-
qusstod Gag meet at the home of Mrs
rnnfF 'H3 iipau street this afternoon
W three O'Clock
Dr. W S. sutton. Dean Of the Cc-
purfm,ut uf Education. University II
TcNHa who is Visiting n the city stop
ping AZ Che Nucccs win address the
studenin OF NE summer normal i'ri
dlN morning at 10 90 O'Clock The
general public rs also invited 90 hear
This address
William Oliver. for twelve years head
fHfiivmHu af ths Tan Ranch died
"Wednesday noon ai hla home in GREG
orA lrccaDni WAS widely known
thiuupliuut This section Of the state.
The funeral Viii az held In Gregory
today.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01
MAJOR FRED H. CLARK
GETS NEW ASSIGNMENT
Major Hew q. Murdo TO Be m Con,
mand OF Army Nospital No.
IS. North Beach

Major Fred "a Cnrt. VINO mas been
commanding officer NJ l. : Army
General Hospital Number H. Nprth
Beach since its establishment last
April has been transferred to Fort
Loean VI Root Missoula Montana.
ana VIII leave within The next few
DAYS Tor his new station.
Tie VIII he succeeded here los Maiur
iicW b. McMmdo. who has already
arrived at the Hospital to take over
the Now command
Lieutenant james q cook who has
been stationed ai 'hc Hospital has
been transferred 90 Ellington Field.
Houston
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01
PROGRAM FOR AUGUST

Thursday and Friday. August and 2 Clara Kimbal
Young in The Reason Why and 'athe Weekly.
Saturday August g. Sessue HayakaVa in Dim Faces"
and Official War Pictures
Sunday and Monday August and s. DeNlilles presents
We Can Have Everything and Pathe Weekly
Tuesday md Wednesday August and 7 Elsie Furee
son in The Dolls House and Monkey Comedy
Thursday August g. Empty Pockets First National
Friday and Saturday, August and O. Pershing Cru
saders, First Official Government Inns.
Sunday and Monday August | and 2 Mary Pickford
in Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley Pathe Weekly
Tuesday and "Wednesday, August / 3 and a. Geo Cohan
in Hit the Trail Holiday and Monkey Comedies.
Thursday and Friday August and TO- Norma Tai
madge in By Right Of Purchase and Pathe Weekly
Saturday August II. Wallace Reid in the FREELY Of
France and Official Pictures
Sunday and Monday, August Is and | Q Douglas Fair
banks in Say Young Fellow and Pathe Weekly.
Tuesday and Wednesday. August 20 and n, Pauline
Frederick in Madame Jealousy Monkey Comedies
Thursday and Friday, August y and B. special ALA
Nazimova in Revelation and Pathe Weekly
Saturday August "a Enid Bennett in Desert Wooing'
and Official War Pictures
Sunday and Monday August Is and g. William Hart
in Shark Monroe and Pathe Weekly.
Tuesday and Wednesday August II and 28 Lima Cav
allier in Loves Conquest and Monkey Comedies.
Thursday and Friday August % and 80 Clara kimbal
Young in The Claw and Pathe Weekly.
Saturday August Sessue Hayakawa in The BRAY
est Way" and Official War Pictures
FREE TRANSFERS TO QUEEN DAILY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01
KIRKPATRICK GIVES
TIP TO FARMERS OF
GULF COAST SECTION

County Demonstration Agent Points
gu, Two important Subjects tor
Consideration. One Beng Saving OF
Feed and Other OF Raising Meat
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

Weekly luncheon Rotary club M.
Gees Hotel 1915 O'Clock.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

Look over the following attractions for the month of
August don't YOU believe that we are showing the
best9 Home Of the Aircraft Paramount, First Nation
al, and First Run Chaplins
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

ncets cf The department Tor any irfnr-
nation and assistance M ~ecrring cot
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

Lieutenant Brewer OF U. S. Army
Hospital $50 6 North Beach. received
% cable Yesterday announcing that his
action in i'rNpt.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-01

Born last night to Mr.. ana Mrs. W..
O. pckouch, a daughter
Arizona republican., 1918-02-10
PURL ON, PURL
IN Oh SHIP Of
STATE, PUR[ ON

Sister SuSieS who are going to sew
shirts for sailors have large job laid
out for them. That is, the Arizona
Susies have who have agreed to pro-
vide the men ow the battleship Arizona
with knitted comforts.
A modern battleship is a large affair
and 1t takes lots of men to'man it, such
battleship as the monster Warship
Arizona, the namesake Of the baby
state of the union. Some time ago the
women of Arizona, led by Miss Esther
Ross of Prescott. who was sponsor at
the launching of that vessel, determ-
ined to provide the men on the Ari-
IONA with whatever they most needed
or desired in the way of knitted COM
forts.
In response to a request, Josephus
Daniels, secretary of the navy, COM
municated with the men of the Ari-
iona and has informed the women of
this state, through Governor Hunt,
that the men would most prefer a
sweater set each, and that it would
axe 1,400 of them to provide every man
on the battleship.
To knit 400 sweater sets, the needles
Of the women of Arizona will have to
click right lively and steadily. 1t is a
big job, but the women have under
taken it and that means that it will
soon be done.
The plan has received the sanction OF
Secretary of the Navy Daniels who has
| agreed to furnish a photograph of the
Arizona republican., 1918-02-10
NOT RESIDENT,
MRS. MYERS IS
DENIED DECREE

Mrs. Catherine Myers was denied a
divorce from Colt Myers by Judge
lyman yesterday on the ground that
inc lad failed to show statutory resi-
lcncc in this state
IL was announced that Judge Lyman
would hand down his decision at 1870
clock and promptly at the hour Mrs.
Myers appeared in the court room
With her attorneys, Judge Richard +.
sloan and George PuTdy Billiard. The
plaintiffs counsel made q motion to
;c-open the case for the purpose OF in
Producing more evidence and the mo-
zion was granted on the question of
residence. Mrs Myers stated she was
I'm New York when the military census
vas taken in which every woman reg
stored. Considering herself a resident
II Arizona she did not enroll she said.
She then showed an inclination to go
into the evidence taken earlier in the
week which was opposed by Walter
Bennett for the defense Judge Lyman
leld that Mrs. Myers was straining an
order Of the court in reviewing her
.cstimony.
Mr.. Bullard declared that the plaint-
III had not been we'll when she testified
on Thursday and that she had recalled
TO him several important facts that
rad not been set forth when she was on
The stand. In view OF the fact that
Mrs. Myers had temperature at that
lime, Mr.. Billiard thought that she
should be given an opportunity now
% do herself justice as a witness.
The witness impressed the court as
person with an exceedingly alert and
lctive mind said Judge Lyman in re-
using to grant the motion.
The court stated that the first oI1eS
lion to be determined was that of resi-
1ence and laid stress on the fact that
Tor more than a year before the COM
mencement of the divorce action the
plaintiff had maintained her residence
IN the east. He held that nothing hao
been disclosed showing Mrs Myers
purpose to return to PoheniX-that all
the evidence denoted her fixed habita =
tion-her home was in the east, her
shild there her belonging there.
Apparently some belongings were
left here yet the most treasured posses
sions were taken to New York" said
he court. Her child is there and in
connection with the child do not sup
pose that any court has arbitrarily a
tight to refuse a divorce where the
child, the issue of marriage, is not
within the jurisdiction of the court:
yet ] cannot help but think the courts
viii be very reluctant to dissolve the
marriage relation where the person has
Jailed to bring within the jurisdiction
Arizona republican., 1918-02-10

&C the court Tat issue.
"IL is an unfortunate thing that the
marriage relation should be dissolved
ana the nome legally destroyed and the
only innocent members of that house
hold, are left without any legal status
and without any determination as to
what should become of them. The home
that should protect them is gone and
the court has destroyed it by its order
in this case ! could not make any order
that could possibly operate on the Gus
tOdy Of the child and While that prob
ably could not be a determining factor
in the decision of this case. il neces-
sarily must be taken into consideration
in passing upon this question of resi-
dence. 1t is a very pertinent inquiry
if the plaintiff in this action intends TO
return to Arizona, why during all these
months and all these years-more than
a year-nO steps have been taken in
that direction.
Now, upon the other branch of this
question as to whether the domicile of
the wife should follow thar OF her hus-
band, | think the finding would be ad-
verse to her on that branch of it. There
seems to have been -habitation in a
/ foreign jurisdiction. and | fail to fine
trace of any evidence anywhere in
/ this record TO indicate that the hus
/ band, at least, has any ties here what
/ ever, excepting, possibly, some aban-
doned household furniture won't say
| abandoned, but some household fur
niture which apparently has been rent
I ed with the real estate.
THE finding viii be that the plant
if has failed to show statutory resi-
| dence in this state, and upon thai
/ ground the decree for divorce will b(
denied"