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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-06-04

cant in this proceeding will apply 70
me Court for: the relief demanded
Witness, Geo. Leng. Clerk OF said
Court, ana the, seal thereof. at. Grand
OF April. A. ID. 1919. s.7s5sSs IS E S@ss
:; $500 = :, m -ss4.-s&s GEO. LENG, a
& ~ Clerk of District Court.
1seal of District Court, Cook. Co. Minn.)
ARNOLD & ARNOLD, ! ! &. IS
is Attorneys for Applicant. - :
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f. F. Frost,

f. r. FROST, Plaintiff,
Ella Maybe w Townsend,
George H. Mayhem, Edith
Mayhem Strom, Hugh J. Nc
Clearn and Margaret Wake
lin; also all persons I'M
known having or claiming
an interest in the property
described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
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hold your Government Securities.
they are worth as much to you @ 10
The sharper' who Is eager to trade
you out Of them. #
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DISTRICT COURT
Eleventh Judicial District.

In the matter of the applica-
ton of Michigaumi Iron Com
pany. q Minnesota corpora
ton, Theodore M. sHelinski,
Jennie Krojanker and I.
Freimuth, to register the
title to the following de-
scribed real estate. situated
in Cook County, Minnesota,
namely:
Lots Two, Six, Seven and
Eight. and Southwest Quar-
ter of Northeast Quarter, of
Section Three. Township
Sixty-four North, of Range
Five West of the Fourth P.
NJ.
Applicants.
Cary E. Mordux, Cary E. Mou-
1qx. Cary E. Moulix, Eliza
Moulix, and all other per-
sons or parties unknown,
claiming any right, title, -
estate, lien or interest in the
real estate described in the
application herein,
Defendants.
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The State of Minnesota To The Ahovo
Named Defendants:

the State of Minnesota To The Above
Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re.
CURED to answer the complaint Of the
plaintln in the above entitled action,
Whlch complaint is filed in the office of
County. Minnesota. and to serve a COW
or your answer to the said COMMA nt
upon the subscribers at their offices in
me lyceum Building, City of Duluth,
state or Minnesota. within twenty
days after the service of this Summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such
s Sc ~, and if you fail to answer the
said, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded therein
Dated this 1st day of May, 1919
ARNOLD e ARNOLD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
AL Lyceum Building,
Duluth, Minnesota.
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DISTRICT COURT
Eleventh Judicial District

In the matter Of the applica-
ton of Northern Counties
Land Company, a Minnesota
corporation, and William H.
CrulkShank to register the
title to the following de-
scfibed real estate. situated
in, Cook County. Minnesota,
namely:
North Half of Northeast Quar-
ter and Lots One and Two
OF Section Twenty-four,
Township Sixty-flve, Range
Five West Of the Fourth p.
Applicants.
William Henry, Charles H.
Neff, l.. NJ. Carlson, and all
other persons or parties un-
known. claiming any right,
title, estate. lien or interest
in the real estate described
IN the application herein,
Defendants.
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SUMMONS. .
STATE OF MINNESOTA
SIS.
s.es55 In sDISTRICT COURT -
: ELEVENTH gJUDICIAL DISTRICT
Northern Counties Land Com 2 sa
+ pany, a Minnesota corpora # d

Northern Counties Land Com s..
pany, Minnesota corpora: 4
{ ton, 4 d = =. ~ Plainti
Sophia n. Bohanon, Executrix =
and Trustee of the estate OF
: John c. Bohanon, deceased, "a
Sophia II. BohanOn, Charles
: Bohanon, John Leonard Bo- (,
hanon. Annie Bohanoil, Sadie
Bohanon, Horace Bohanon,
Clinton sBohanon, Edith Far
nam, RAYMOND Bohanon, Roy %.
y Bohanon, Frank Bohanon,
Bohanon, Archer sBohanon, 81,
* Henry NJ. Farnam, LII,
Flynn. Henry I. Wombacher,
Richardson Realty Company,
a corporation, William T..
Harrison, L. M. Carlson,
Gustavus Stevens, Lydia NJ.
Stevens. Marcus Simpson,
Grant H. Stevens. Royaie IF.
Stevens, Layina Stevens. Una
Stevens, Nicholas McPhee,
a MiehlgaHmi Iron Company, "a
James x. Hurst, Albert
Hurst, Harrison Geer, VII.
liam B. Williams, Michael
Kelly, George c. Howe, Cook
County Iron & Land Com
pany. a corporation, John O,
A. Crosby. Charles j. John
son, Higgins Land Company.
q corporation. Cedar Supply
company; a. Wy corporation,
PulpWood Log Company. a
corporation, Margaret Griffin
Rust, Margaret Griffin Rust.
Henry r. Ketchem and Hugh
j. McClearn as Trustees for
Margaret Griffin Rust, Cara
mel Ruth Rust, Kathryn
Mary Rust and Cameron
Ralph Rust under the last
Wlll and testament OF c. r.
Rust, deceased, Caramel
Ruth Rust. Kathryn Mary
Rust. Cameron Ralph Rust.
Myrtle Simmons. Wellington
r. Burt, L. l.. Simmons
American Realty Company. a
corporation. North American
iron Company. a New Jersey
corporal ton, State of Minne-
sofa, The County of Cook
Mary Pagan, Jennie Kro,
tanker, The Marais Invest
ment Company, q corpora
ton, Edward Lynch and ali
other persons and parties
unknown claiming any right.
title, estate. lien or interest
IN the real estate described
IN the complaint herein,
Defendan
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.Torrens No. 166.
STATE OF MINNESOTA =.
County of Cook.
DISTRICT COURT 49, :.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

In the matter of the app1ica-5
I ton Of Northern Counties =.
Land Company, a Minnesota =
corporation, to register the
title, to- the following de-
scribed real estate. situated a.
in Cook County. Minnesota.
namely:
Lot One in Section Twenty. -
Township Sixty-f1ve North,
Of Range One West OF the
: 4th p. NJ, :
Lots One. Two, Three, -Four,
. in Section Twenty one.
Township Sixty-flve North.
Of Range One West OF the
4th P. Nj.
North half of the Northeast
quarter. and North half Of
the Northwest quarter Of
=. Section Twenty mine, Town
ship Sixty-f1ve North of
Range One West. of the 4th
p, NJ.
Applicant.
Frank G. Wilson, Mary E.
Hallock. M. w. Earhart, w.
e. HALEY. and all other per-
sons Or parties unknown,
claiming any right. title. =
estate. lien or interest in the
real estate described In the
application herein,
Defendants.
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Applicants,
Defendants.
The State OF Minnesota To The Ahdve
: Named. DEFENDANTS: - -, -. ]

Named DEFENDANTS: =
az You are hereby summoned AMI re.
CURED to answer the application OF the
applicant in the. above entitled pro-
ceedlng, and to file your answer to the
said Application in the office OF the
Clerk Of said Court. In said County.
WITHIN twenty days after the service
TINS summons upon you exclusive Of
fall to answer the said applicat ton
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
: DISTRICT COURT. - H.,
: ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
H. B. Postlewaite,
Plaintiff,

H. B. Postlewaite, ?.
Z. =. -: Plaintiff,
Samuel. McClenand, James G..
i Harris, Charles e. Ingraham,
also all other persons un-
known claiming any right,
title. estate. interest, or lien
in the real estate described
in the complaint herein,
Defendants,
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TOrrens No. 173.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Cook
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Plaintiff,

r. f. Frost, Plaintiff,
VS..
Ella Mayhem Townsend.
George H. Mayhem, Edith
Mayhem Strom. Hugh j. Nc
Clearn and Margaret Wake
lin; also all persons un-
known having or claiming
an interest in the property
described in the complaint
herein
Defendants.
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TOrrens No. 1877.

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County of Cook.
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DISTRICT COURT
Eleventh Judicial District.

In the matter of the applica-
ton of Split Rock Mining
and Investment Company, a
N innes t.. corporation;
Northern Counties Land
Company. a Minnesota corp
grafton. and East Vermillion
Land Company, Minnesota
corporation, to register the
title to the following de-
scribed real estate, situated
in Cook County. Minnesota,
namely:
Lot Four of Section Twenty
North; kangs One f;ns{''o Of
Fourth p. NJ.
Applicants.
Charles Boyden. John M. Mil
lar. North American Iron
Company. a New Jersey cor
poration, Samuel B. Barker,
Aura w. Barker. Union Ma
tlonal Bank of Chicago, a
banking corporation, Fred A,
Brown. George II. Mayhem,
Grand Marais & Northwest.
ern Railway Company. a cor
poration. and all other per-
sons or parties unknown,
claiming any right. title.
estate. lien or interest in the
real estate described in the
application herein,
Defendants.
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Applicants.

The Marais Investment Com
pany, corporation, w. r.
JamisOn, Fannie =. Jamison,
Michael Kelly. E. c. Clough,
j. B. Sattler. F.. c. Glow, and
all other persons or parties
unknown, claiming any
right. title. estate. lien or
interest in the real estate
described in the application
herein,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.)
County of Cook. }
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TOrrens No. 40.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Cook.
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TOrrens No. 165,
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Cook.
DISTRICT COURT
Eleventh Judicial District.

In the matter of the applica-
ton Of Northern Counties
Land Company, a Minnesota
corporation, Sattler Brothers
Company, corporation,
Theodore NJ. Helinski. Marie
Sattler. and Pulpwood Log
Company. a corporation, to
register the title to the fol-
lowing described real estate,
situated in Cook County,
Minnesota, namely:
Northeast Quarter of Southeast
Quarter Of Section Nine, and
East Half of Southwest
Quarter and Northwest
Quarter of Southwest Quar-
ter of Section Ten. all in
Township Sixty-four North,
Range Four West of Fourth
p. NJ.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,)
County of Cook. }
Plaintiff,

DISTRICT COURT
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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DISTRICT COURT,
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F. F., Frost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
SIX MILLION PEOPLE
FOR PARIS IN 1869

PARIS. July "a statistician
who had made n study Of the growth
of the population Of Paris estimates
that tho city, within its present llm-
is. Will have 100000 inhabitants
In another hair century and that tho
population Of the department Of the
sionc. which ne thinks viii then be
part of tho capital VIII have IN
creased tU 1900. coo.
lIo bases his figures on tho actual
Development ~ the city since 1900
and ON tho progressive density OF
the population which went from SO
to acre IN 1861 To It6 20 the acre IN
1911. In 1851. ne anticipates Paris
Will cover $4,000 acres. practically
the entire territory OF tho depart
ment of The Sineno and some com
mun,- ~ tho department ot the
Seine 81 DiHc
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INHERITANCE
LAW TO Be TESTED
Tnnn,urnlizcd German Bcqucnihcd
His Property to Relatives III
the Tathcrlhnd.

WICHITA. Kan, July t.-A pcon-
liar legal tauglc is involved In me
sci,lcmcnt ~ NJ estate Of FREDERICK
Ferdinand Wlahmlnn. S"dg"l'k
county uioucor IN which m" s'htr
anyrrrr'rnt. tho federal government
and American heirs ~ NichWAhn
aN are claimants
WIchuanu homostcaded n quarter
.orflon in sodgwick county I'm th"
early days tie had come 10 lhl.,
country from germany ~" llVeh
fn rel so years old tho homestead -
farm ,Iway. his home But ne never
took out papers 10 become na'ur-
allied 20 ,,.
Hy fia viii wichmann lon his
rropo.y fn two brothers npd TWO
.lgr,ra r.Tse ~ whom we're RESIDENT
.nr g,ruS ry But under tho sta le
law nu allen cannot helu,"u ~ ~
rcnI estate to allen reAtN'N. l.
ftru was estimated IN be worth
.tiD 600 and he loft $1,000 In person
Al. property lie died pe'om''' 80
rcforc tho estate was cleared MP.
tho plicn property law passed ny
.,,,gr,ss b,clme operative. and u 10
,,I iryst company was dehignHIrn
no h, United states alien properly
custodian 60 lbko possession OF wv,
rrouorty n ln conceded ihAl "n'
four,h value ~ tho real en- i
.n ,o 10 hclrs Of the brother OF
Vyirhmann August WichmAhn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Americas. tho Anglo md LONDON
p,ria Rational bank of san ran
c,qco. tho First National bank "t
Portland. one, ma tho Nl.loh"
p,pE OF Commerce OF Seattle, Wnsh,
hin has been introduced In cou +,
prers which provides for tho tcocrM
ipcorporntion Of companies enEAE'u
exclusively in foreign trade. II Is ue-
signed to meet tho needs ot forel6n
Investors who are bawtlderod by our
numerous state Incorporation Jaws
American goods will sell In CHINA
~ thcy are given oguai opportunity
with tho output Of other nations
The American community In ShnnF-
h1l has moro than doubled In ihe
lnat few years. and there Is a larger
variety of American goods visible In
Tho ghops than before. Eut IN" ma
.tioraI sault ~ Americans I'm ihclr
nttrtopt TO scc,tre foreign trade ~
impaticncc In the domestic market
Ne arc accustomed 10 capture trade
by rnpld advances. by brilliant ~
saults in tho foreign field. ana IS
pcclnIly In china. tho slow siege Is
tho better plan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

passing through them Tho schools
viii he cloSod az on n holiday and
tho train will be welcomed along
tho route by various civic organlza-
lions
because of tho importance ~ good
roads the cross continent Journey
Of tho motor transport convoy will
not only intereHt the nation as a
spectacle OF military efficiency and
preparedness, but will appeal to
every business interest Good roads
mean good business From a military
standpoint the necessity Tor good
ocean 20 ocean highways ~ iucalcu-
liable
The EoverRr'y STAFF ~ each state
viii greet the motor train amt escort
I n from the eastern TO tho western
/ boundary of tho state line. where in
/ turn it will be met hy tho orDala N
| the adjoining state When tho com
/ voy reaches California at tho west
l err terminus ~ the Lincoln high-
way. arrangements have been made
| for Senator Hiram Johnson 10 pro
aide over the elaborate welcoming
/ ceremony The military effect of tho
/ journey will hc oven greater than
/ the civic lesson that II VIII teach.
/ II will demonstrate tho prhc'icahilIty
| ~ EcttinE a huge army across tho
| continent I'm 60 days
! II Is also proposed 60 have tho
| president of tho United states Icdi.
| cate a tablet I'm 1afeveue square
marking not only tho starting point
/ NJ tho cross continent army ituut
/ but also serving ns tho original point
/ of all the national hlrhwnya ma tho
| country Tho tablet will consist of
an engraved man. ~ tho United
/ StNtcs All tho national highways
now and later authorized will b,
! filled In In gold
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

mage ot her compctitors' DISPOSAL.
But tho goods supplied have. In
many instances. not given entire sat
isfactiou ana her present command
ing pOritiou In The China field "a far
from secure.
In tho development FIRST OF tho
northern part OF China. tho Asia
l'JHEug corporation NnR recently
formed under the laws ~ New York
STATIC with a capital uf $4,000. 900
aud surplus of 100000, all Of
which has bccu paid In. Among the
stockholders uf tho new company
uro tho Guaranty Trust company uf
Now york. tho l}ankorH Trust com
pany the Mercantile bank OF tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

whose home until he died was in
Charleston. s g.. They also claim
fhD personal property As tho state
law pertaining 10 allen property pro-
tidCs that his real estate, IN case
he bequcaihs Il 20 aliens. must be
sold by the state and tho proceeds
turned into tho school fund of tho
county IN which The property was
located. Hence o. County Superin-
tondcnt n. NJ Crum also is claiming
that the property should be sold'
and three -fourths Of the proceeds
put into tho county school FUND. Tho
case is 10 be decided In probate
court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

.I" "'n Nv h''''uIo 'Auoh tirhV
~" "lu N"'Io oN', n".uI'Il op'
",.- ~ ''' %
t,,,t,,,,.t a.. "Ip' ~ ,, a
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,t, ,,,,,,',,, ''"7' 20
,,,,Il l.l'',''" ~ li'Por Ahoe '".
-. '""" nIo mo qu'Wi"hH OF
P''''"E Aud A"''' .'A'ls
IA almost all lines ot foroHn
Eo'u' me- 'h'no7e market ~ SNORT
no .nlninouli.H !"rWrriI
~ a., '''''''u ny ''' many NuH', IN an"
uai,,i,,, ..T, , w mo. Httgn' hcIlhnu y.
h'''" VIZ " ~ '''''"t "' '' wv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

~ WILLIAM q LANE


Woo President Gyurauiy Trust COM
pany Sow York
Throo basic elements govern
Chinese huHiusas personally ,du.
cation and honesty Tho American
representative lu tulus must ur %
man ~ education nud tact The ag-
gT'asiNrnoaH when makes for buDccaB
Ing wlih tho Chinese. d.Eu.rod
rare, VINO uhhUr the hrcrZluoss ~ "a
certain type OF FHlcsmou on the
other hand the Chinese have pro-
found reverence for q man ~ learn
Ina, ana. n he In familiar with thclr
customs, busQoAs relations viii pro-
Good smOuthly.
Representative Of American firms
IN emma should bo required 10 study
Chlno1c. iritiNh firms have adopted
The principle ~ paving bonus 10
HiudenB who excel iu tho study and
lhcY hnyo mot with great uyo uu
Ia entering tho Chinese cold The
best arrangement s the Joint cstab.
uHhment by several uouyomprtiug
manufacturers OF an office yi stang
hai. tho threshold uf Chinu Brau,hos
may DO opened at others ~ mo IS
treaty ports whom nct"-stf1. The
idoal system for American iriGc with
the orient. similar 10 that followed
by tho British merchants. ia "a com
blnation buying oriental produce and
selling American goods
Tho manner IN which goods Aro
wrapped or marked plays u moFi i'm.
porthnt part In china Tho Chinese
have certain symbols which thcy
consider unlucky. ana II YOU have "A
box OF matches or bottle of. perfume
or any other article "unlucklN''
branded they cannot Ia persuaded
10 accept IT.. oven as a gift similarly.
there are many sublcCis which they
consider lucky and they eRhlhi u
marked weakness Tor certain Colors.
being willing 90 purchase tho goods
bearing these lucky cmhloma and
taNorite colors. whether they are
very much In need NJ the artlcIos
or not In a country whore cvcry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
GOLD CHEAPER NOW
THAN TWO CENTURIES AGO

DEADWOOD. S. y. July THE
.ow price " gold !s worrying min
ing men IN the Black Hills and
petition is being circulated TO urge
congress "to do something about &c."
For nearly 200 years, mere has
not been any change In tho price
OF gold. according TO local fnancicrs
and mincrS More than 900 sigma
lures have been attached TO a pcu-
lion which is 10 be sent 10 tho
south Dakota congressional delega-
ton The chief request In that tho
rric" fnr ~'ld he increased from
f2O.67 20 iSs.
During ,nc war the gold industry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
WHEN THEY UNDERSTAND THEY
CAN'T HELP VOTE FOR SPAVINAW

There was group standing In
front OF tho Spavlnaw headquarters
this morning discussing the bond Is
sue pro and con. and studying the
maps and diagrams pasted on the
window.
"Weli. ain't got much property,
hut | have got a little house OF my
own and ! amt going 10 pay any
taxes on II for thing Ike that II
can help" ono grizzled old bystandcr
blurted out 81 amt no engineer but
! know that thing ain't what Prcsscy
says it H."
\ passcrby who heard the remark.
stopped and spoke up;
II have some property and the
taxes under tho bond ISSUE win
amount 10 pretty good sum. More
over. / have plenty OF good water OF
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my own and don't need Spuyiaav
water, but there are other people
who do am an engineer l...
studied engineering and I'yo hccu an
engineer for 10 years and I knaw
that what Prcsscy says about '.r
Spavinaw project is true. Why. hook
here, let me show YOU why I'm .uu.
to vote for the bonds"
And then ho pointed ont on The
maps and the diagrams just how ,.g
water would be brought from t.f
Spavinaw 10 Tulsa. explaining ,,..
lIttlo detail and occasionally u....
coming an objection OF the E..ss..
one.
We'll. durn II. II that's tho wlv p
Is then I'm FOR Spayiuaw, too" mo
obioctor remarked aH ho went down
the street beside the engineer
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was hit hard because of tho n..h
prices paid for silver copper aid
other metals Expert miners lpi, fn,
gold districts bcca4se n.nrr ua...
compauIca were able to pay u..h
higher wages 10 is claimed flt
exploration companies have refused
90 spend money for new work u..N
a price adjustment is made IN.
output IN tho Hlack HIS FOR fU.
past year has been unusul,y aWl.
A Buffalo inventor has patented
A machine 10 wind narrow rn.'a ~
paper for the hgcka OF hirnr.
chairs from wids-. -.aud cheaper r..f.
4 teven- pound elccuowarre'
which will me 10 times lfs own
weight has been invented fug m.n.
uses about Machine shops
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For drying grain before grinding
an European Inventor has inserted
an electric heating element into n
spiral sorcw 20 convey it to the mill
siOueg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-20

of of these cases. which was not as disas-
trous this one.
Ruth Garrison did not confide in any one She
self-wled. and possessed of a marvellous courage.
She thought she capable of handling her own
affairs.
Alas, that she did not have the guidance the
love. the protection of truly interested in
her welfare who might have turned her wealth of
affection. her abundant courage into the channels of
good.
Sex magnetism. aided by blind. unreasonng. pas
sionate youth. compelled Ruth Garrison to commit
her deed. Dudley Storrs not one-hundredth
attractive many Of Ruth's boy friends Yet.
he and she the plane of mentality.
which created a common bond between them. a sex
affinity. Ruth was feminine, younger. weaker
sequenty she controlled by this unseen. unknown
power which she mistook for love.
Dudley StorrS. instead of nippng this girls devo-
tion in the bud encouraged it. In my mind Ruth
Garrison is alone responsible for the death of
Grace StorTs. She had dwet upon her love tragedy
until it became an obscsson. She was sexutized
hypnotized- temporarily.