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ecoutinaa en- "a bag. 81

molinos envilecidos por las operetas.
Solo yiendo este, siltiendo la aecaricia
sensual de. la blanddra flamenco, Sc
puede comprender cudn terrible y pro-
funda debi6 de ser la 1ucha entire es-
tos honlbres linfaticos yIos otros, de
aertils dufo que llegaban de, una TERRA
dura para imponer sus conceptos du-
ros.
Defendfan unos st placidez, sus cos
tumbres. sus mantequillas y su Biblia /;
los otros mantenfan su cesarismo, su
austeridad. tu religion severa Pelea-
ron los pelkonajes de esos pequeflos
TeMers au hay en- Ell Museo con el
Caballero de la mano al peeho, de Do
menico: con los >virreyes Y capitanes
que dictaban una justicia unpopular
V regia. Los maestros holandeses han
dejado ell la Pinac5teca, escenas de la
vida del pueblo arcadia. Els una bo-
da campesina, los invitados van dam
zando a los acordes de Ia marcia que
toca el gaitero. Es una sobremesa,
V los comensales cantan con los ca
rrillos henchidOs de voZ, mientras unos
curiosOs asoman sus caras regocijadas.
Els una romerfa, va el alboroZo Sc
esparce en- multitud de episodios; en-
los glotones que deyoran sin ahitarse
Ell los beodos de cSAa infianA da; en- la
multitud que DANA en- los jugadores
que estan sujetos por el albur de nos
dados, Ell las gentes atrafdas por una
comedia de mu1ecos; menos altisonan-
te de SECURE que la de nuestro maese
Pedro; en- ell borracho que hace min
gitorio de una esquina, mientras una
mujer Sc escandaliza v unos chiqui-
Hos La abuchean; en- los rijosos que
sujetan por la cintura a las mucha-
chas y buscan ,sus labios carnales. /. /.
Este espfritu arcadia vive en- los fla
mencos actuales. Lo tienen los obre-
ros que hace POGO iban trasA sus es-
tandartes 10 tienen las viejas cam
pesinas que todavfa usan cofias igua-
les las que llevan las damas ambere
sas por l9s amos de la peste; 10 tienen
los labriegos que Ell las tardes del do
mingo acuden Il tirar al arco contra
los blancos colocados en- 10 alto de los
mastiles. Los hombres duros, los concep
tos duros no pudieron veneer, Y aquf
quedarop perennes y triunfad0res, los
conceptos blardos. Entire las dos idea
lidades, entire las dos visiones del
mundo. Icudl es preferible?. A
nuestros pies estd Flandes, cultivado.
risueno, tranquilo, aGn despu6s de Ia
rafaga que 1acaba de aZotarle; nues
tr9s pies estd la gran ciudad prdctica.
abulguesada v amable. Ell diiiIno Sc
inclina eligrosamente-mas peligrOsa-
mente que Ell cuerpo Ell esta altura-T
hacia 6llos. ;Por que esas inquietu-
des2 ;Por que esos afanes de conyer-
tirse en- antorcha que ilumine todos
los misterios?.;. En- la TERRA hay una
algeria que mace del suelo como un
fruto natural. Lejos de nosotros, las
zozobras Y el obstinarse en- vano. Du-
ia es va la vida para que la endurez-
camos mas cen deseos de. los bienes.
inalcansables. con tribuladores presen-
timientos de la trasvida
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- a - 81 SAss
Secretario corte Distrito.
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Emplazamiento por Edictos.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
a Marcelina Vazquez Otero, hoy sus
herederos desconocidos designados con
| el nombre de John Doe y Richard Doe,
o. sea, los demandados en- este case.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc notifca a
ids. que Sc ha presentado en- la ofici-
ma del Secretario de esta Corte Mu-
|nicipal Judicial Municipal de Fajardo,
P. r. la demanda del actor antes eta
do en- la que Sc alega que ALA por sel
mes de julio 20 de 1920 radico en- esta
Corte Ia demanda en- ell case arriba
expresado en- la cual ejercito la accion
sobre otorgamiento de escritura' de
.compra-venta fundada. en- que Maree-
lima Vazquez Otero, siendo soltera,
mayor de edad, propietaria y vecina
|de Maunabo, p. f. vendio en- el afio
1910 la finca que Sc describe en- la de-
manda por ell precio de trescientos Sc
tenta y cinco dolares, al demandante
Francisco Santana Soto Y que la ven-
dedora recibio de manos del compra-
dor ell importe de tai compra-venta
sin que la tai vendedora otorgara al
comprador escritura alguna de tai
contrato. Que en- ell afio 1911 murio
la vendedora sin haber otorgado la
!mencionada escritura que el deman-
dante desconoce ell nombre de los he
rederos de. aquella, 81 los hubiere y
suplica a la Corte ell demandante que,
previo los tremites de Ley, Sc sirva
ordenar los herederos desconocidos
de Marcelina Vazquez Otero otorguen
escritura de compra-yenta a favor del
mismo.
Y, que el Hon. Juez NicoIau, en- vis-
ia de la declaration iurada de la parte
denandante creditiya de que Sc des-
conocen a los herederos de Marcelina
Vazqueze Otero orden6 que dicho de-
jmandados sean citados por medios de
edictos que Sc publicaran, eniel perio-
dico Ell IMPARCIAL que Sc edita en-
lla ciudad de San Juan, P. r. una vez
por semana dufante treinta dfas.
Y, Sc notifca a ids. que de no COM
parecer a contestar dicha demanda den
tro de los diez dias despues de Motif
1cada, 81 la notification Sc liciere en- el
istrito y dentro de los veinte dfas 81 Sc
ihiciere fuera del distrito, pero en- la is
la de Puerto Rico, y dentro de los cua
renta dias 81 Sc. hiciere en- otra parte.
lei denandante podra obtener de la
Corte una sentencia de acuerdo con
tla snplieas de la demanda.
Es abegado del denaandante ell Lcdp.
F, Gallardo Diaz.
En- testinaonio de 10 cusl y para 50
fpublicaeion en- 81 peri6dico Ell I'M
| PAR, que Sc edita en- la ciudad de San
Juan de Puerto Rico, una vez por Sc
inana durante eI termino de treinta
4dfas, expido Ia presente que autorizo
1baio mi Hrma Y el seIlo Official de Ia
Gurte, en- Ia ciudad de Fajardo a los
82S dias de julio de 1920.
c. Rodriguez,
Secretario de la Corte,
= p
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Z PELIGR0 de fuegO Sc puede evitar
EN- los garages, centrales. ferreterias;
farmaeias, nsandO nuestros dep6sitos
y bombas para almacenar gasOlina,
aceite. aguarras, alcohol WAYNE
tes Ia marca.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
AdvL
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En- cada barrie, hay GAIA de AhorrOs.
Ell mpOnente ene que venr la cudad guardian
ecOnOmas tene la Gaia de AhOrrOs prOpiO barrie.
Puede tamben, acones del BancO de San Juan,
cincO dollars cada
Abra cuenta nuestrO BancO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-10
Former British Lawmaker
Tells of Russian Scenes
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Feb. 10.-George Lans-
bury, former Socialist member of the
House of Commons. news of whose
PROJECTED trip to Soviet Russia caused
considerable surprise in official cir
sles here, arrived in Moscow on, Sun
Aay.
In a telegram to the Herald, organ
of the labor party he gives his first
impressions of the situation at the
soviet capital. He declares scenes
outside the railroad station were SIM
liar to those at any terminus in Eng
land, many men and boys waiting to
transport baggage and passengers in
sledges or droshkies. All classes of
people were seen in the streets, he
says, and although badly dressed were
looking remarkably we'll considering
the privations suffered from hunger,
Acold and sickness.
THE outstanding fact" Mr.. Lans-
bury says lis that the blockade and
civil war have let loose disease and
want of every description"
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Heart and Beauty Problems
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Thompso'

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a girl
is years of age, but am usually TAX
en- to be older. l am good-looking ex-
cept for my lips. l am not quite six
feet tall. / work in an office and
dress neatly in heavy clothes.
! like to dance, but never have
fellow to take men, and SO my moth
er or girl friends goes. Even then
miss several dances, and worst of all,
nc one ever asks me to go to supper
with him or takes me home, and so
my mother waits and we walk home
together
Please tell me why this is and how
] can gain some boys friendship?
SOBER FACED GIRL.
Without seeing you it is impossible
to say why young men do not like
you. / would advise you to have some
girl friend tell you what she thinks is
the reason. Ask her to be frank and
say that you really want to know and
will appreciate her kindness If she
tells you.
Love is always battling. 1t goes
where 1t will and can not be forced.
Beauty alone does not attract love,
because many very plain women are
loved and many beautiful women love.
less.
Study your friends and try to find
out what they consider interesting. II
you talk about the things they like
and draw them out they will like you
You have called yourself sober faced
and so 1t is needless to caution you
against giggling.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: What would
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new HEARING IS
PROBABLE IN SUIT
IN PREBLE COUNTY

EATON, O., Feb. 10.-Unless condi-
lions imposed by the court are agreed
to, a new trial will be granted in the
damage suit of Ira Duvall against DR..
Elmer A. Curry, Of Cincinnati, accord
ing to a decision handed down Mon
day by Judge A. C. Risinger The
chief condition imposed by the court
is that a judgment for $1,26121,
awarded the plaintiff by jury be re-
duced to $500. If settlement at this
figure is not reached a new trial will
be granted.
The suit grew out of an automobile
collision here about two years ago, in
which Duvall was injured. He claim
ed the accident was due to DR.. Curry S
careless and negligent driving. Du.
vail sued for little more than $4,000
and jury awarded him $1,261.21. Dr.
Curry sought a new trial.
In the same accident Nancy E. Aus
tin, who was riding in the Duvall car
claims she was injured. She is suing
DR.. Curry for damages in the sum OF
81, 036.5O. Trial of the case has been
set for March 8.
Alleging the company advanced him
| 1925, the France Stone company, Lew
| isburg, is suing Joe Fisher in common
pleas court to recover the amount
While in the employ Of the company
Fisher became ill and unable to work
and the company claims it advanced
him 5000 in August, 1916, and $25 ir
Februry, 1917.
Mrs. Crist Asks Divorce.
Divorce and custody of children i!
sought in a suit filed in common plea!
court by Jennie Crist against Jane!
Crist, to whom she was married in Au
gust, 1898. They have seven children
their ages ranging from to % years
! She seeks custody Of the minor chill
: dren. She alleges her husband will
not work to support her and thei
children.
! Gross neglect is grounds upon whi~'
Ethel Marie Petry seeks alimon.
from Clarence Petry, to whom sh'
was married Feb. l, 1913, in Eaton
They have a two-year-old daughter
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you do II a young man had asked you
for steady company and you loved him
truly, and then he turned you down?
That young man is Is and I am %.
He bought me a Christmas present
and l accepted. A few weeks ago we
were at a dance and after the dance
he took me home, but he didn't ask
me for date and only kissed me
goodnight. Since that time I have
not seen him. l know he is not sick,
but no one knows why he left me.
What shall do? Shall I write to
him or call him and ask what the
trouble is? 1t Is hard to give him up.
A RUN DOWN PERSON.
Simply accept the truth that the
boy no longer cares for you and take
your disappointment in such a way
that he and others will not know how
much he has hurt you. Do not write
His staying away should be explana.
ton enough. II the Christmas pres.
ent was a piece of jewelry, return it
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am a girl
16 years old and am a sophomore in
high school. Every Sunday evening
there is young man who either tele
phones me or comes down and asks
to accompany me to church. I do not
like him and treat him very coldly and
have told him that I will not go with
him, but he continues to pay attention
to me. What shall I do to get rid o.
him? SWEET SIXTEEN.
When he phones or calls. let your
mother or father talk to him. If thes
say you do not care to go, he will be
more likely to understand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-10
She Married an Averaee Man
BY ZOE BECKLEY

THIS little backwater Of the world
one of those polished globes which,
set in a garden, reflect the whole land
scape in miniature.
In it's one street, with it's twenty or
thirty houses, all the problems Of the
worlu seem to exist. l thought tiny
villages were as barren of thrills as a
pan of dishwater. But today the Will
age gossip called upon me and 10!
my views are changed
Il thought I'd run around and cheer
you up Bit" she said. opening a
bag of sewing. 0Ier name is Pardoe,
Mrs. Thomas Quincy Pardoe, born
Agatha Green) IT'S so lonely for a
stranger coming to the Corners.
Though goodness knows there's plenty
doin' up here once you get under the
surface ways"
Introduce me to the different house
holds, Mrs. Pardoe.~ 1 said. "Who
lives in that big white house at the
end of the street,"
ooh, that's the old Hammond place
the folks the town was named after
Elias Hammond's wife, Ellen, was a
trial, Mis- Salsbery, if ever woman
was. ] amt very strong for men my
self, for mighty few of ems any good
but certainly Ellen Hammond was
enough punishment for the worst man
going.
Ellen used to cut up broom straws
and put them between Elias's sheets
nights, And iron red pepper into his
flannel underwear She never cooked
on Sundays, saying twas a sin. But
l say it was more of sin to serve
the meals she put on the table.
We'll, anyhow, Elias sorter mozied
off with school teacher from Ban
croft, about ten miles from here, and
when he died he left his property to
her. / don't blame him none But
then I'm broadminded. l don't know
which come first, his cavortings OF
Ellen's prosecutions. But 1 say this
You can go too far in holding a man
down. l don't believe in red pepper
and broom straws, philanderin' or nc
philanderin'."
"Who lives in the Hammond house
now" | asked, really interested.
"Oh, the old woman and a pool,
daughter that don't know she's a hu
man being, she's that browbeat TIL.
daughter, Liza, was engaged to a RICH
smart young man twenty-five year
ago. but when the old man meandere,
off and left his property to the scboo
teacher Liza and the old woman decid
ed they was eternally disgraced Jus
as if it wasn't their own fault.
so Liza, she broke off with tn
young man and swOre oath that sh
would never go out in the villag
street again in the daytime And sh
didn't. Liza amt been seen outsid
the grounds for near a quarter of
century.
81 call it fool doings myself She
ought to been thankful to the Lor
that any young man was willing t
marry her with such mother int
the bargain. Nobody has a right,
say, to mess up the happiness of
third party. If they enjoy being mi
cradle themselves, let EN- be it. 81
to ruin that young mans life
Maybe the young man realizes h
made a lucky escape | suggeste,
Marriage under such circumstance
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Hines Placed on State
Armenian Relief Body

l.. n. Hines, state superintendent
public instructions, has been added to
the Indiana state committee for the
Near East Relief campaign in the ap-
peal for aid to 10000 Armenian or
phans, the state quota. Hines will
make the teachers and pupils of the
state acquainted with the purpose Of
the campaign
Mrs. A. w. Roach. assisting in the
drive for the Richmond quota Of
s10,s00, reports a contribution from
the Collegiate club. Local churches
will probably make a report on their
activities on Feb. %, as a canvass in
Sunday schools and churches will be
made next Sunday. Final reports will
be ready the following Sunday.
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couldn't be a success. girl who has
no mind of her own and a tyrannous
old Jezebel Of a mother
mo, you're wrong, Mis- Salsbery.
Joel Barrows is single to this day, and
as fine a man as you'd care to see.
Don't it beat all how good men will
fall for fool women? They say he
still comes pokin' around to call on
Liza twice a week. But Ellen fires
him out at o'clock
Il wouldn't be a speck surprised if
he went and married Liza when the
old woman dies. Men can't see any
thing till it's rammed down their
threats. Well, must trot along, Mis-
Salsbery. I'll run in tomorrow and
introduce you to the little green house
with the trellis.'
(To be continued)
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This Tells You How to Get
Benefit of the Best SIENNA
Finest Grade of Egyptian SIENNA Leaves used in
compromising DR.. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin.

PROMINENT importers and
wholesale dealers in crude
drugs and medicinal herbs
gathered from all parts of the
world do not hesitate to say that
the market for the better grades of
medicinal herbs, roots, oils, ETC.,
is practically confined to the lead
ing manufacturers of the so-caned
package medicines, who buy only
the very best, and that the manu-
facturers of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin are the largest users of the
best grade of Egyptian SIENNA
leaves in the world.
The potency of a tea brewed
from SIENNA leaves to relieve con-
stipation has long been recognized,
not only by tho medical profess
sion, but by the public generally;
in fact, SIENNA has been known and
used in medicine for more than
five centuries. The cheaper
grades of SIENNA, such as are usu-
ally sold at retail, have, however,
a tendency to grippe and cramp
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-10
NONE KNEW SHE
~DYED OLD GARMENTS
Diamond Dyes" Make All Her
Faded. Shabby Apparel
Turn New

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give a new. rich, fadeless color to any
fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods,-dresses, blous
es, stockings. skirts. children's coats,
feathers, draperies. coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
eye over any color that you can not
make a mistake.
To match any material, have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
observation-disclosures
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-10
NITTI CABINET MEMBERS
ANNOUNCE RETIREMENT
(By Associated Press)

ROME. Feb. 10-At least five mem
bers of the Nitti cabinet will retire
late this month following the return
of the premier from London. according
to the Giornale dItalia. Members Of
the government who will surrender
their portfolios, the newspaper says,
will be Signor Pantano. minister of
public works, Signor Chizenti, min
lister of posts; Lieutenant Albricci,
minister of war: Signor Devito, min
lister of transport, and Francesca Ted
esco, minister of finance. 1t is indi-
Gated that perhaps others will also re-
linquish their posts.
The newspap per says that this crisis
in the government will be brought
about by the attitude of Premier Nitti
; toward reaching an understanding
with Jugo-Slavia relative to the Ad
Ratio question.
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She alleges her husband will not live
with her nor support her and their
child.
, @ Many Are Married.
George L. Terrell, 80, Middletown,
O., and Miss Minnie Moore, %, Dixon
township, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Moore. were married here Mon
day afternoon by Rev. A. J. Bussard
Of the Methodist church.
Other recent marriages are: War
rem M. Eby, %, farmer, and Sue NJ.
Ray, %, both of Gratis township, and
Fred w Albers, 80, farmer, Big Lake.
Mimi, and Margaret Bohn, 33, New
Saris. Mrs. Albers is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bohn, and
Mrs. Eby is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Ray.
kautz Services Held.
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline
Kautb, 69, wife of James Kautz, who
,died Saturday at her home here. were
held this afternoon at her late home,
Rev. Thomas Murray Of the Univers-
alist church, officiating. Burial in
Mound Hill cemetery. The husband
four sons and two daughters survive
her.
Given Cigar Stand
! Adolph ]. Naber, of New Paris, has
established cigar and candy stand in
the lobby in the courthouse. He is
blind. Permission to establish tine
stand was granted by the county com
missioners, which sets a precedent
Three cases have been reassigned
by Judge A. c. Risinger for trial in
common pleas court:
Feb. 12-Wes Werts VS.. Samuel
Wolf; money and injunction.
Feb. Estate of Ohio VS.. Leroy
Lyons; assault and battery.
Feb. 20-Mary Studebaker vs. Will
bert Studebaker; divorce.
Feb. 23.--Susan Banks VS.. John w
Cook, administrator; money.
Feb. 25-Ida Kenworthy VS.. Clara
Charles; alienation of affections
$40, 900 damages sought.
/ Feb. 27-Curtis Kenworthy VS.. Ids
Kenworthy; divorce.
/ March 3-EliZabeth Robinson VS.
Harry c. Robinson; divorce and ali
mOny.
! While the department of labor is in
'vestigating the high cost Of living /
sO,ipht taka a dav off IN inyestipat,
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CHOPS WAY INTO HOME,
RUNS AWAY WITH CHI n

ST. LOUIS, Ma, Feb. Mrs. AIDE
line Barway, "a years of age, who has
been separated from her husband,
Edward. for four weeks, went to the
home of his mother Mrs. Leona Bar
way. Friday night at $50 In his alb
sence, the police say. she chopped
out a window in the rear with 4
Ratchet, brushed Mrs. Barway aside
took from its crib her months old
son, and escaped
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which makes their use unpopular
with most people.
In DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
the finest Egyptian SIENNA is COM
bined with pepsin and other valu-
able agents, essential oils and pure
cane sugar syrup to make an ex-
ceptionally valuable tonic-laxative
for the relief of constipation and
resulting disturbances of the
stomach and bowels. The COM
plete formula is plainly printed in
English, French, and Spanish on
every package. Thousands who
formerly bought an inferior grade
of SIENNA leaves now use DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin instead. 1t
is sold in drug stores everywhere.
In spite of the fact that Dr.. Celd-
well's Syrup Pcpsin is the largest selling
liquid laxative in the .Uorld, there
being oVer 6 million bottles sold each
year, many .Uho need its benefits have
not ye: used it. If YOU haze not, send
your name and address for free trial
bottle to Dr.. w. B. CaldWell. 5I1
Washington St., MONTICELLO, Illinois.
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War Department to Take
Up Breeding Of Cattle
tBy Associated Press)

tby assocIdteU 80
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The war
department, generally associated In
the public mind with guns. munitions
and the implements of warfare, Is 60
ing to take up cattle breeding.
Through it's bureau of insular AFFAIRS
the department has purchased In
Texas 100 Hereford bulls.and 20 Here
ford heifers for breeding into the
stock of Philippine zebu cows. The
Herefords will be forwarded soon TO
the Philippines aboard an army trans
port for use in the island of Mindanao.
The insular affairs bureau considers
the livestock industry not only as
practicable in the Philippines but
quite promising. about $4,000 square
miles of the archipelago being grass
lands.
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$4,000 HOME TO VOTE,

BERLIN, Feb. 9.-Thirty-five thou
sand persons eligible to vote in the
plebiscite to be held in the province
of Schleswig, on Wednesday are en-
route to various cities and towns in
that district, according to estimates
here.
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GIRL, IS, SHOULD HAVE $40
A WEEK, MOTHER DECLARES

NE WYORK, Feb. 1O.-A girl Of six
teen, who formerly could worry along
on $50 week, now needs $40, accord
ing to Mrs. Jennie Goldstein, who ap-
piled to Surrogate Fowler to have the
allowance of her daughter Celia in
creased to the latter sum.
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BALTIMORE BROKERS CAUGHT
FOR ALLEGED BOND SWINDCE

Wy
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Ernest J. Law
yer and Lou Cohen, Baltimore brokers
we're arrested here early today on
word from Baltimore that they had
been indicted in connection with a
5000, 900 bond swindle there. The men
said they would fight extradition.