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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
Dzia1 Ogrodniczy.
Referuje = Praktyczny Ogrodnik Farmer.

korzeni, = 'trzeba postepowac
jak nastepuje,:
Do naczynia dose duzego bic
RE sic jedna czese gliny, druga
czeSt nawozu krowiego i reszte
woody, Z tego robi sic TAXA mic
szanine, ably W niej MONA zamo-
czyc korzenie kazdej poszczegol-
mel rosliny przed wsadzeniem
jej W miejsce, gdzie ma rosnac.
Niektorzy ola oszczedzenia ma
czasie biora pc kilkanascie ros-
lin odraz i pc kilka razy wklada-
ia korzenie do mieszaniny, a do
piero potem wysadzaja ma grze-
dy.
Ma jedno jednak trzeba uwa-
FAC, a mianowicie ma to, ably "a
Gala manipulacya ME ttwala zbyt
diugo. gdyz przez to powietrze
ma dostep do korzeni co jest szko
olive. Zaraz pc wyjeciu rozsady,
trzeba ia zamoczyc W powyzej
wymienionym rozczynie i nastep-
ME zaraz sadzic
Zanim sic jednak zacznie wyj-
mowac z inspektu rozsade i pre-
sadzac ia, nalezy miejsce ma wy
sadzenie jej mice odpowiednio
przygotowane. Znaczy to, IL trze
ba mice rzedy wyznaczone, oraz
wymierzone odstepy w jakich
roSliny maja sic Cd siebie znai-
dowac. Wtedy sadzic trzeba roSli
ny jednakowo g}eboko i w jedna7
kowych odstepach Cd siebie.
Najlepsze do przesadzania roz
sadly So take dnie, kiedy w po,
wietrzu jest wiele wilgoci i sion
ce ~zasianiaja chmury, - dobrzc
jest take wysadzaG roSliny ma
krotko pred deszczem. Jezeli pc
wysadzeniu roSlin, niema doszczu
dobrze jest kazda roSline podlat
sowicie deszczowa woda. lub ia
ka, kt6ra n~ajmniej szest godzin
stala wystawiona ma dziaianie pro
mieni slonecznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

w tych okolicach, gdzic sioncc
S~pecyalnie Swicci SLIME, rosliny
Z eatunku salatowych potrzebuja
cienia sztucznego, vice robi sic
ola Mich Z dcsck ~sztucznc ochro-
ny. Ola wSzystkich innych roSlin,
ktore dopiero co zosta}y wysadzo
ne ma GREEDY zacienicnic jest bar
do korzystne szczcgolnic w 60
dzinach po}udniowych kiedy pro-
mienie slohca padaja ma zicmic
prawie prostopadle.
Teraz pokaze sic jak do0rzc
czynia wszyscy ci. kt6rzy saba
warzywa w rzedy. Kiedy sic ma
roSliny wysadzone w prostc re
dy, po prostu cd strony po}ud-
Move stawia sic dcske wysoka
ma stoPe / podplera ia kofeczkamI.
Taxa deska dale dostateczny
Glen, a PREY tenn moze bye kaz-
diego czasu us~unieta, hub Z powro
tenn ma ]potrzebne miejsce usta--
wiona.
Niekt6rzy o~grodnicy rozciaga-
ia mad ro$linami p}ocienne zacie-
niacze w ksztaicie balgachim6w,
kt6re take daja roslinom pro-
tekoye.
Do najlepszych jednak naleza
deski, kt0re takze daja roSlinom
protekcye Cd silnych wiosennych
wiatr6w, jake dose czesto lamia
Mode i waite 'roSliny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
Jak sadzic g{eboko.

Wiele ludzi popeinia biedy
PREY wysadzaniu rozsady. Jedni
sadza zbyt gieboko, a drudzy zno
WI zbyt plytko. I jedno i drugle
jest zie. Wszystkie roSliny, ia
kie sic wysadza z inspektu ma
GREEDY powinny bye sadzone O.
drobineczke tylko giebiej anizeli
byiy w inspekcie. Nigdy ME na-
Levy ich saddle piycej. Ziemie O.
koio wysadzonych roSlin powin-
niSmy zawsze dobrze ugnieSt, a
by powietrze do korzeni ME do
chodzifo. Bacznie trzeba uwazac
ma to, ably ziemia ME zasypac tax
zwanego serca roSliny, to Jest
miejsca w samym srodku, skad
wychodza MOVE listki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
MIECIE RUMIENCE
Ma POLICzKACH
Bedziecie Wygladat Lepiej -
Bierzcie Olive Tablets

Jezeli macie sk6re z6Ita-cere blada-
jezyk oblozony-apetyt zly-niesmak W
ustach-czujecie sic leniwo ! zle-powin-
niscie brae Olive Tablets. .
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-zaste-
puiace neutrality-suspicious. zostaly
przez ORA. Edwards II Pc latach dos.
wiadczenia z jego pacyentami.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Oil Tablets So
czysto roslinnym preparation, zmie-
szanym z Olivia. Poznacie je Pc oliwko-
wynn kolorze. .
Ably mice czysta, r6zowa cere, oczy
peIne blasku, pozbye sic pryszcz6w i
pozyskaG rzezk0sc mlodosci, nale5y dojsG
do prZyczyny. ,r.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets dziaiajf
ma watrobe i zoiadek jak kalomel-ni.
sprowadzaja wszakze niebezpiecznych
skutk6w.
Pobudzaja one zd6 i p~okohaja Eat
wardzenie. Otto dlaczego miliony pude-
lex sprzedaja sic rocznie pc 10c j 25c "a
pudelko. a We wszystkich aptekach.
BraG po iednej Tub dwie co wiecz6r, a
zauwaiy sic przyjemue skutki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
OWOCE.

Iabfka, beczka . $1,000 do $1,000
Truskawki ~ kwart
(Floryda)> 49,. $500 do $500
Cytryny, pudIo .. $3.50 do $500
pomarancze. pudio $3.50 do $500
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
Ochrona pred mrozem,

Dose czesto sic ~trafia, re wy
sadzi sic rozsade ma GREEDY /
nagle zbiera sic ma przymrozek,
Nkt6ry wszystka rozsade mole mi
szczyc "a jedna noe.
Co w takim wypadku czynic?
Doswiadczeni ogrodnicy, zaraz
DO zachodzie siohca poznala, czy
zanosi sic ma przymrozek W nocy,
czy tez ME. Jezeli sic ma PREY
mrozek zanosi, natenczas znaldu
ia ma to nastepujaca rade.
Ponad rzedami rQSlin zaciagaja
okrycia re starych work6w, lub
z piotna, ktore wstrzymaja dzia-
ianie nawet dose silnego mrozu.
Take rosliny jak pomidory,
pieprz turecki, kalafiory it'd. MOI
ma zazwyczaj w ten sposob ratio
wac Cd zmarzniecia. To samo
MONA stosowac do wysadzonych
ogorkow. melonow i wczesnych
dyni. f..
CIV nastepnym artykule naPi-
see o kultywowaniu wysadzo-
nych warzyw, oraz 0 irygacyi W
ogrodzie.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
v.
Specyalne melody przesadzania.
w poprzednim artykule mad


mieniiem nieco o przesadzaniu,-
poniewaz jednak przesadzanie
Jest rzecza niezmiernie wazna. do
tematu tego wracam, aty go OBJ
szerniej omowiG i Wiele rzeczy
EyjaSniG.
Znaczna liczba jarzyn ogrodo-
Hych, jak naprzyklad melony, O.
gork i fasola, oraz kilka innych
- ME Aatwo daja sic przesadzae z
hspektu ma otwarte ~powietrze,
ha GREEDY. Przesadzac jednak MOI
IA, ale przy tenn trzeba uzyc spe-
eyalnej melody, gdy chodzi o bar
Hzo wczesnQ rozsade tych roSlin.
Wiadomo jest, re zazwyczaj
nelcn6w i og6rkow prawie Mkt
HE przesadza, gdyz wiekszose
ME vie nawet o TEN, IL przesa-
hzac je mozna.
Najiatwiejszym jest nastepuja-
BY spos6b. Bierze sic kilka hub xii
kanaScie pudeiek, takich jake 50
hzywane do sprzedawania w mich
truskawek ma targach t~utejszych.
Pudelka wypeinia sic dobra zie,
mia i W kazdym pude{ku W zie-
mi umieszcza sic po kilka nasion,
ezy to ogorkow, czy melonow,
hub wczesnej fasoli.
Take pudeIka trzyma sic albo
~ mieszkaniu, albo W inspekcie
TAX df1go, jak panuja przymrozki'
Eiedy jut niebezpieczehstwo MIRO
low mimic, wtedy wynosi sic Pu-
helka z powschodzonemi roSlina,
mi ma miejsce, gdzie maja bye
przesadzone.
pwo przesadzanie uskutecznia sic
nastepujaco. Ma kazde pudeako
kopie sic odpowiedni doleczek
DO prostu pudto sic zakopuje, ba,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

czac jednak ma to, ably gorne kan
.ty pude}ka byiy nieco nizej cd
powierzchni ziemi ma grzedzie.
Bardzo jest dobrze wyjat denka
cd pudesek, gdyz wtedy korzenie
roSlin gdy podrosna NIGGA ciag-
nae soki z GREEDY. Nigdy jednak
ME nalezy ~wyjmowac roSlin z
pudeiek zupelnie i nastepnie ich
przesadzac. X
Take rosliny jak melony, O.
gorki i fasola, ME lubia ably i'm
poruszaG ziemie okolo korzeni,
hub zmieniac ia.
Wysadzanie ma GREEDY otwarte w
inny sposob.
Ma krotko pred wyrwaniem
rozsady z inspektu, hub tee z in
nego miejsca, nalezy rozsade do
brze podlac woda. Zwykle podle-
wanie uskutecznia sic ma try do
czterech godzin pred wyjeciem
rozsady i wysadzeniem jej W
miejsce, gdzie ma nastepnie ros-
mac. Dlaczego powinno sic roz-
sadie podlaG pred rozsadzeniem
Ijei?
Przez podlanie, ziemia state
sic bardziej lepka i silniej PREY
lega do korzeni poszczegolnych
roSlin jake So w~ysadzane ma
GREEDY. Take rosliny ME wiedna
zbyt szybko i przez to maja WIG
cej czasu do przyjecia sic i czer-
pania wilgoci nagromadzonej W
ziemi PREY korzeniach.
Kto ma pewien Gas pred pre-
sadzeniem rozsady przerwai ia
odpowiednio, do tego stopnia, re
ME jest zbyt gesta, a Pomiedzy
poszczegolnemi roSlinami znajdu
ia sic odpowiednie odstePy, mo-
re przy wysadzaniu roSlin wyj-
mowac je z inspektu wraz Z zie-
mia i tax dopiero umieszczac ma
grzedzie. Przy takim systemic 70
Shiny szybciej sic przyjmuja / So
silniejsze, gdyz omija je wtedy
tax zwane ,,chorowanie". Jezell
sic ma do czynienia z rozsada W
takiei ziemi, ktora ME chwyta sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
Kiedy nalezy roSliny wysaGzac,

lAlcuy LidiCZy iOSllliy "yoauEoS'
Niema definitywnej regu}y kie
dy sic powinno saddle warzywa
ma GREEDY, gdyz zalezne to jest
zawsze cd klimatu jaki panuje w
danej okolicy, oraz Cd tego jak
wczesny jest scion W danym ro-
XII. Procz tego zalezy cd tego,
jak predko chcemy mice dorosnie
te warzywa,
Nalezy take baczyc i ma to. re
sd take warzywa, ktore ME zno-
sza upaiow, jak naprzyk}ad ka-
pusta - ale "a to chlodne po--
wietrze wplywa ma MIA doskona-
lie. lime zas, jak pomfdory, czuJa
najlepiej W czasie ciep}ej fall po-
wietrza, a w czasie ch1odnego
powietrza wcale ME chca dojrza-
lee i pozostaIs zielone.
Protekcya ola roslin wysadzo--
nych w rzedy.
Niektore rosliny warzywne wy
magaja protekcyi cd bezposred-
mich promieni sfonca W czasie la
ia, Tub Cd zimna w czasie wees
mel wiosny, hub w %jesieni.
Szczegolnie, kiedy rosliny So
jeszcze male, nalezy zwracac ma
ME baczna uwage.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22

Total exports for the year were So
150,000,0o0. the department OF COM
merce announced today. Imports for
the year were s3.O31 900 900, gain
of s79.000,00o over the previous year.
Exports for December the first full
month after the signing of the armis-
tice, aggregated $566.000.00o. This
figure is s44,00O,00O higher than that
of November. AS compared with De-
cember. 1917, however. the exports
for December, 1918, were S34,000,000
less.
Imports for December were $211.-
100000. The November imports
reached the high figure of $251 ,000,-
900. For December, 1917, the i'm
ports were $228,000,0 900.
Imports as well as exports OF gold
continued to decrease during the cal
endar year of 1918 when the gold
imports were s62,0o0,000 and the gold
exports were $41, 100000. Imports OF
gold in 1917 were $685., 000,0 600 and
gold exports were s372.000.000.
Imports Of silver increased from
s53.0O0,000 in 1917 to ST. 100000 In
1918. Silver exports Increased from
sS4,000.000 In 1917 to $3.50 100000 for
1913. the report shows.
December exports Of silver set a
record for three years. according to
the announcement. The actual ex-
ports of silver totalled $48.O00.oOO.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22
~ Went Through Water Like Steam
boat and Easily Took First
Honors in Big Y. NJ. c.
A. pool Contest.
KroKUK SHOWS TO WIN
scores 20 Date Better Than Last
Year when This City Took First
In Y. M. C. A. Meet In
Cities Of It's Class.

Edward Rich won first honors IN
the pentathalon at the Y M. =. a,
last evening by swimming better ana
faster than others under life SAVING
conditions
Carl Bode and Palmer Pyle tied for
second place.
..Rich ployed through the water
ike a steamboat" said spectator
speaking of some of the events OF
the aquatic meet.
The 22O-yard swimming race, OF
thirteen laps around the pool, viii
be staged Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. as it was not reached last
evening.
AS the score stands now, the flnai
total score viii be better than last
year when Keokuk won hrst IN ner
class of cities. The results OF the
international meet. Of all cities, and
Keokuk's final place. viii be known
March !.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22

of incorporation was issued by the
secretary OF state, to-wit, June r.,
1918, and shall terminate twenty
years from said date, unless sooner
dissolved by vote OF not less than
two-thirds of the capital stock then
outstanding.
The affairs of the corporation snail
be conducted by board OF two d.
rectors, and the officers shall be q
president, secretary and treasurer
All officers and directors shall be
selected by ballot and shall hold
office for one year. or until their
successors are chosen and qualified
The board OF directors shall be elect
ed at the annual meeting of stock
holders, which shall be held annually
on the second Monday of September.
and the officers shall be chosen by
the board of directors at the meeting
of directors, which shall be held
each year Immediately after the
stockholders meeting. At the an
nuaI meeting of stockholders held on
the second Monday Of September,
1918, George D. Baur and A. J. Null
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22

Relatives In this city have received
word OF the death of Mrs. A l. Carl
ton. which occurred in Jacksonville
Tuesday morning The body will be
brought TO this city for funeral serv-
ices, and burial at Moss Ridge GENE
terry.
Mrs. Permelia Carlton, the daugh-
ter OF Squire and Louisa lWomack)
Davis. was born in this county in
June. 1886, her father being native
of Tennessee and the mother OF Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Carlton was married TO Irving
Carlton, in this city, in January,
1863, after which time they made
their home here. where Mr.. Carlton
was active in politics. having been
assessor Of Carthage township for
long period Of time.
Three sons and one daughter were
born TO this union, Frederick having
died and also the only daughter, Mrs
Bessie Orr. Mr. Carlton passed away
some two years ago, after which Mrs.
Carlton went to make her home with
her son, Douglas, in Quincy, she being
then invalid, and had been for many
years, suffering from rheumatism and
other complications
She leaves surviving. her two sons,
Douglas OF Quincy, and John OF this
city; also three grandchildren and
t~o brothers, Andrew j. Davis OF this
city, and George r. Davis Of Fred
erick, Maryland, and one brother OF
the half blood, Thos. J. Davis. Of Des
Hoines, Iowa
The board OF health has seen fit
10 lift the quarantine from our city,
almost generally now, the churches
having been opened for services Sun
day morning and evening, when all
held regular preaching. both morning
and evening, except the Presbyterf-
ans, Rev. Ward r Boyd, their minis
ter, being at Camp Dodge. The Luth-
cram congregation held It's services in
the circuit court room, az the pipes
at the College church were not IN
order for heating the house. Rev.
Diehl who has recently returned from
camp. delivered the sermon, the even
ing subject being on Roosevelt and
the subject was ably handled, point
ing out the many good traits Of our
ex-president. and his clean upright
manner Of life.
The schools are all open now, the
intermediate and primary having
opened Monday. while the high school
had opened the week before. Most
OF the students have been doing home
study. and find that they are better
able to pass the examinations which
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22
Loosen 4 Cold in 70 Minutes
Goose Grease, Turpentins, Menthoi
and Other Healing Oils Bring
Quick Relief.

The old, reliable American home
remedies goose-grease and turpen-
tine. sometimes are hard to get. But
if you'll get jar OF Men-Tho-Eze
you'll obtain goose-grease and turpen-
tine, combined with Menthol, the cold
remedy of China and Japan; winter
green and other healing oils and
essences.
On the chest as an ointment, Men
Tho-Eze operates internally and ex-
ternally. The spicy, aromatic fumes
are inhaled, soothing and healing the
irritated membranes Of the throat and
lungs. bringing relief usually In
twenty minutes.
Sufferers from colds, Spanish Infiu-
enza, Catarrh, Asthma. Group. Sore
Throat, Neuralgia, almost instantly
relieved by single application.
Get a Jar today and keep it handy.
For sale at most druggists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22
Soldiers Of France
In Greatest OF
Worlds Sacrifices

Soldiers of France have led IN the
world sacrifice. OF blood and treas
ure that liberty and democracy
should not perish from the earth.
The world will forever owe France
debt of gratitude for this as well
as for an invaluable remedy for
stomach, liver and Intestinal DIS
orders which its peasants have been
using with reported marvellous re-
suits.
The ingredients are now imported
and sold In this country by George
H. Mayr, prominent Chicago chem
ist. under the name of Mayr's Won
derful Remedy. 1t is simple, harm
less preparation that removes ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. Willin-
son & Co. and druggists everywhere
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given of the
Incorporation of the BAUR-MULr
LARKY REALTY CO., a corporation
organized under the laws Of the state
OF Iowa, whose principal place of
business is in the city Of Keokuk,
Lee county. Iowa. The general ma
ture Of the business to be transacted
by said corporation is to buy, own,
lease, cucumber and sell real estate
and personal property wherever stu
ated, and to manage the same, and
TO execute contracts relative there
TO, to act as agent or attorney in
fact for any person, association or
corporation in the purchase, manage
ment and control of real estate and
personal property, and in the sale or
conveyance of same; to buy. own, ex-
change, assign, transfer and sell all
kinds of bonds, negotiable paper, in
vestment securities and stocks, in
Guiding the stock OF this corporation;
to improve real estate and to erect
thereon buildings or other improve
ments or appurtenances for the pur-
pose of operating the same, or leas-
ing all or any part Of the same to
other persons, associations or corpo-
rations for operation, entertainment,
pleasure, profit or any other lawful
purpose. Said corporation shall also
have power 20 issue bonds and other
obligations in payment for property
purchased or acquired by IT. or for
any other object in or about it's bust
ness; to mortgage or pledge any
stocks, bonds or other obligations,
or any property which may be ac-
quired by 1t, to secure any bonds or
49, l,-t
incurred; to guarantee any dividends
or bonds or contracts, or other oblf-
cations; to make and perform con-
tracts OF any kind and description
and in carrying on it's business, or
for the purpose of attaining or fur
thering any of its objects; to do any
and all other acts and things and to
have all the powers which corpora
tions organized under the laws of
/ Iowa are invested with, including all
J the powers necessary for and Incl
I dental to the convenient transaction
! of its business and objects.
( The authorized capital stock OF
said corporation is fifteen thousand
dollars (s15, 100000, divided in one
hundred and fifty G50) shares, each
of the par value OF one hundred dol
! lars (s100.0O), which shall be fully
I, paid up in cash. property, patents
=, services or other equivalent ap
/ proved and allowed by the executive
council of the state of Iowa The
capital stock Of the corporation viii
be issued and paid in from time &c
time as its board OF directors may
direct.
/ The corporation commenced bust
ness on the date that It's certificate
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22
ASHINGTON
ALIVE SUNDAY
Was Seen by Neishbor That Morn
ing and Given His Supper
by Another Saturday
Evening.

Lewis Washington. who was found
dead In his arm chair YESTERDAY fore-
noon at his home at Tenth and Cedar
streets, was alive last Sunday morn
ing, 1t developed today.
Saturday evening Mrs John w.
Wheeler took him supper about e.3o
o'clock Sunday morning, Delgnbor.
Mr. Faber, saw him at HE window.
he says, which shows that Washing
ton died later than that hour.
The dead rabbits in his room,
which were supposed to have starved
to death, may have died previously
and not been removed by their owner.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22
COMMITTEE
OF HOUSE
Speaker McFsiane Names Various
Bodies and Bills Are hcsr En-
pccted TO Pour Into
Hopper.

United Press UeaSed Wire Service ]
DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan. 22.-With
committees announced IN both
louses of the thirty-eighth general
.ssembly today, indications were
hat bills would pour into the hop
,ers at a great rate from now on
Only one new committee Tas
mong the sixty named In the house
W Speaker Arch McFariane Il IA
he federal relations committee. and
he chair went TO Representative
Vormley, of Plymouth county.
This committee will have charge
memorials to congress and the
.. eague OF nations resolution, which
already before both houses.
James 3. Weaver, senior from
/, 'olk county, is on practically ever
IMPORTANT committee in the houss
nd is chairman of the municfpa
\ operations committee.
Only two Representatives Of larg
tiles were seated on the public utiII
les committee. They are T. F. Girl
4 In, of Sioux City. and c. f. Clarb
Cedar Rapids. The remainin
/ hirteen are from small towns.
/ The four ex-candidates for tn
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-22
JOBE MISTAKEN
ON ONE POINT
Writ Of ForcibIe Entry and Oetanter
Answer to His Idea That
He Need Not Pay
Rent.

Edward w. Jobe says he thought
that as long as he kept IN court MS
suit as next friend of his child for
personal injuries against the city, ne
need not pay any rent for the house
in which he lives.
It belongs to the public library
assets, and lobe is suing for damages
to his little son who fell OF the yard
there. He has not paid any rent Tor
several months, the petition says, ana
City Attorney Dickey is moving 10
eject him from the premises by an
action In the superior court