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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
Attorney General ES-officlo
n Bond Commisioner OF the

SECTION 81 That each OF said bonds
shall be signed by sthr mayor ana the
corporate seal Of said city affixed therete
and attosted by the city auditor OF seio
city and each OF said interest coupons
shall be executed by the Autographed
facsimile signatures Of said mayor ana
city auditor that said Officers be ano
are hereby autharized and directeo ~
cause said bonds and interest coupons 70
be prepared and TO execute the same for
and on behalf OF said city. have the same
registered by the city treasurer. endotseo
by the county CLERK and county attorney
and presented 10 tho attorney general *.
officlo bond commissioned, together with
a certified transcript of all proceedings
nad IN connection with their issue. Igr his
approval and endorsement that There
after said bonds shall be delivered 10
upon payment Of the purchase price
thereof. which shall not bs less than par
and accrued interest.
The proceeds derived from the sale
Of said bonds shall be placed In spe-
cial fund and used solely for the purpose
Of providing funds for The purpose SCI
out In section hereof.
SECTION Il That a continuing annual
tax sufficient to pay the interest on said
bonds when due and for the purpose o.
prsvidlng a sinking fund with which &c
levied upon all the taxable property Of
| said city, In addition TO all other taxes
| said sinking fund TO be deslgDated 'Th'
wutorworxr BONDS OF Juiss. onianoms
| of 1929, Sinking Fund" said tax shal
| he sufficient to provide in each of tn,
| following years tho following amounts
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NEM NoRN. pe0. la---iieAd --SiesoN
Spat tgw0 tsec. -
mlug -taniets Mast ~, isNelH nrlifrfN
ppNt trNWASA
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Bonds numbered from ono ~ TO- Two
Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty tsfs9l,
both Inclusive. 10 bear Interest AZ we
tum per enuum from their date until
paid, and bonds numbered from Two
Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty. .nnN
tsTsi 70 SIX Thousand Eight Hundred
tssooj. both Inclusive. to bear Interest al
mum from their date until paid, said In
terest payable semi-annVally, on the
first day OF February and August IN eacn
lure on n, first day OF February lse3.
which instRimepts to date OF maturity ~
prinoipal shall be evidenced by appropriate
coupons attached 60 each or aald bonus,
and both principal and interest shall be
States Of America at the Fiscal AFency
OF the State Of Oklahoma. at New YORK
CITY, state OF New YORK, ana IN the event
said fiscal agency shall hereafter oe dis
tho Mechanics and Metals National Bank
in the said, CITY Of New York, state oi
New York. aud IN the event the said
Fiscal Agency of the state OF o.iahoins,; q,
New York. and the said Mechanics ana
Metals National Bank in said city OF New
York, state OF New York, shall oach ann
both Of them be dispntinued. the said
| shall be payable in lawful money o. -,
| United states of America at the office oi
! the CITY Treasurer of the city OF Tulsa
| state OF Oklahoma.
| SECTION 81 That each OF said bonds
| the coupons thereto attached and tho en-,
dersements and certificates thereon, shai
| be In substantially the following fornI
| 'tFORM OF BONDl
/ STATE OF OKLAHOMA
iTHE CITY OF TULSA wATERwORKs
BoNDs
| OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA, OF 1888
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standard ous

Fs,iew,ns is price esksd aed closing hin
curb Tussday as reported py Houston,
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Said tax shall be and IL hereby ordered
certified levied. and extended upon the
tax rolls and collected by the same Of
fioers. IN the same manner and at ths
same time as the taxes for general puf-
y..-=- 81. zach az said yssrs are certified.
levied, extended. and collected that all
funds derived from said tax shall be
placed in said sinking fund, which. to-
gether with all Interest collected on
Same. shall be irrevooably pledged to the
payment Of the Interest on aud principal
% said bonds when and as the same fall
due.
SECTION 81 That hy reason Of said
city being without pure, wholesome, and
usabie water for human consumption, u
is deemed and hereby declared necessary
for the preservation OF the public health.
peace and safety that said water supply
system shall be constructed without de-
lay. and to that end that this ordinances
shall become operative Immediately
wherefore. emergency IL hereby de.
ciared 10 eIist. and this ordinances shall
he Ia full force and effect Immediately
from and after ~ passage. approval. and
PASSED and tho emergency cisused
-uled upon ssparsteiy this eth day oi
kPPhovEp. This 9TH day of D.osmSsr
1891.
r. d. EvAN6.
Attest Mayor.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
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tity Auditor
SrAlg OF OkLAHOMAl
4 SIS.
COUNTY or TULSA.

we ths asasrslsnsd. eesaty sitsrrey
and coanty clerk. respectively, OF ssid
sonaty. In sAid stzte.-fn which the within
named eisS Is situate. hereby certify that
the within bead Is enc Of a series o. bondr
issued nv she said city pursuant . iaw.
And that shs enure issue cf sAtd SENDS
IL wtthia ths debt liuft Imposed upon
ssta cttg b the eoastiluiiea ara laws of
the STATE % Cakhoma
WITNESS oar respective eftteiNl han1s
And the seal CO sad county thts .-+.. day
u .........-..--.,.... A. d. H.
coantr Attoiar
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LECALS

day of .,,.,............, lssz .ho,.
written.
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NEW YoRK Doe. Cotton bpo
liet tniddilna lT.e6, closed firm.
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KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTs, That the city OF Tulsa, IN the
state of oklahoma, hereby Rcknowledges
itrelt indebted to and for value rece,Veu
one Thousand (si.Uoo.oo, Dollars on the
fire, day Of February, a. D., ls--' 70.
rether with interest thereon from oA,e
ssmi annually. on the first day OF FOB.
he f,rs, % COUPON shall mature on the fIrsi
day OF February. io2si said interest evl-
denced w and 20 be paid upon tne sur .
,s"S ssSsrsiiy become due, both principal
| md interest payable in lawful money OF
the United stats. q hmet,Ssh orishsu ar ~" A. New
/ York city State Of New York; and 70
the event said fiscal agency shall here
sayssls s,,ss s AZ the s MSsSanies and Metal. Ma
| tional Bank in said city OF New iorh,
ss,.,a nf Nsw York snd In the event tnu
Nams' in the said city OF New York. Stat.
| ot New York and the said Mechanics and
Metal; SSs s,s,. s'Ss Ssw Y YORK sa's sb. s s.sS q
and both OF them he discontinued, IN,
said principal and said interest on said
,hs United s,ates of America st tn,
nfi,cs ot the city Treasurer of the city oi
Tulsa, state Of oklahoms, > au
THT FULL, FAITH, CREDIT AND Hh
sOIiRcES OF eAid city are hereby TIRE
voesbly pledged to tho payment OF 'hi
THIS BOND u one 9. an issue mum
ssssn E,ss, TE$ HS$dred cd tssoOi. Soth inclusive
! of like dath and tenor. except as 10 dat
~ maturity and rate Of interest. aggre
eating she pEihSipsi sum OF six MnuS 70
! FiEht Hundred Thousand tbe.see,VeV'oo
= Doharr. and is issued for the purpose
u provtding funds for dofrayins the e@
psnss aud paying the cost OF aequirlns
. constructing and edutpping a weterwofh
and water supply system from the spss' -
nav Greek near t;= Junction -sth IN
. Grand River, In MaYsl County. state Q
Z Oklsho,nA, to and into the city of rnlss
, oklahoma and 10 be owned exclusive
, bv said city as public utility, unde
section 81 % Article 10 OF the Consutu
tinn aud Statutes OF the state or Ohls
hema complementary, supplementary, an
enacted, pursuant thereto. -. -.
1T rs AkREBY CERriflED ANp ne
CITED that all acts. oonditiona an
things required 20 be done, proeeasnt
ana In the issuance OF this bond haV
hesn properly done. happened and bee
performed In regular and due Term an
time AZ required by law and that me e
tai Indebtedness Of said city. tncludin
! this sc..S ssa tks s=.t-= - ~hirf
! forms a part. does net excsed snS cr--.
tutionaI or statutory lmitattoni and ths
! due provision has been made Tor the 80
70 lection of an annual tar sufficient "a pa
!. the interest on this bond a. " tals ~
4 aud also 10 constitute shaking tsnd u
: tho payment % the principal AeFsos
. IN WITNESS WHEREOF said city b.
! caused this sond to be sis5ea ~ !
,navor. ettested BY Its city auditor. al
: sealed with the seal thereof ttis------------
day eg ----------. A. ID. Ia.
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LEGAL

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kaufman 100 22i "a
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BBLI~MNEAL .AppiTIoN-suB.Drv1s-
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Approved
FRANK ". DUNCAN,
city Attorney

tPublishsd IN the Tulsa Daily World.
%ss,s Sssissr sso,ha s S !. snd n ssIi
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hsrsey given that hide viii be
until 5 o'clock p. M, Thursdsy. pseernbsr
si. 1891, for the construction Of a storm
se~ers to begin sta point twenty t:o)
Avenue. running across lots 10 connect
1 With present sewer IN Twelfth Street:
sISss SesisniSs n, Ing 9. !Ss wss; line Of
and running across Block to the sewer
being pas n ssse- pairing 9. SsiaSy
iins Of Quincy Avenue a, me end ot
sewer under paving. and running across
Block 70 eonpset with present sewer ON
wes, line Of Quaker on Eleventh street
and runaing wes' on Hue ten ttcl feet
TO % ,Ss Mdissd % vsiisS @ s.!;~-, s ana s'ssS. ess.
down from Central PARK. ApprsIimAts
Plans. proiiiss and specifications can
be seen a, the office OF the City Engineer
nraad aISs mSs. .Ss, be made ;S upon tns .ifieisi
or ali bids Is reserved 10 tss Board Of
Commissioners Of said City Of ruIsa, okla
certified >rhIek 10 IN. eur. o, n~s
tsl, per cent q the amount Of the bid
\ surety bond IN the fui iRmount OF tn.
A surety bond In the full amount OF the
cuEtFecl viii WITHIN ten Alel days be re-
bids vii be opened and eonsidersd BY the
ee held in ,Hs city Hsll in said eits 81
Iulse a, ? o'sleek a. m. on Friday,
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
spueiishea 81 'ns Tulss Daily Morll
NtiTWs FOK HEARINn oS a.
sEsSMESrs sssF Supsns, EoR 8 j. PAXINo ASXIINSo IN
TRICT SrMBER SIS, CITY or
TULSA. isHucnAi
In compliance With tho resolution OF IN,
Hoard Of Commissioner adopted on IN,
sth day Of December. 1871. notice "a hare
BY given that the Bcard Of Commissioner
OF the city of TULSA. ok,Ahona. has er
city Ensineer az to the amount OF M
cost Of the viesolithie. eoaersts pzvemen
Ahuttps property, the pyop@rty bensriset
, and other property hselS TO assesuIn en-
nnd the owners thereof IA STREET IN
= inSiudes she following described pogtiani
ofFsireata to.wil.
VICTOR AVENUE from The south
Line - Fifteenth street. to the West
projection ot the south lac c. DuhEa-
Tow Conrt Adaitien.
sn5 -sii Hv-rd "a SvTnrrIssieners, ha
By resolution day approved the afose
/ said statement aai estimate Of the cit,
knEi1rer and has deternstnsd 60 assess 10
cost % the improvements In said distrtc
, sTty benefited and other property HAIL
70 assessment. az. tks ewnsrs thereof a
. TERRAcE rARE ADDITION
PEyins fer Victor Asszus1
Q a.. e
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STATE OF oKLAiioM,A., !. A,,w,.,.

STATE OF OKLAHOMA
OFFICE or ATTORNEY GENERAL
BOND DEPARTMENT
h.rehv eertlfy thai 1 have examined
q certifiei cory OF the record OF proceeu-
inss taken preliminary 70 snd In the
suance on the within bond that such pro-
ceedines and such bond show lawful au-
thoity for the Issue and are N acco.o-
snos with the form and methods o. pro
Tor the Issuance OF bonds of like kind hno
that rnis bond is a valid and o'nnlns
obligation secordinE TO its tenor hnn @
ia effect March ~. 1910. requiring the
certifioate OF the bond commissioner OF
the state Of Oklahoma thsrson,
Oklshoma unless suit thereon shall De
brought In court having jarisdiet@ion @
% the sama within thirty tSol Gays tru,nn
appearing in the caption hereto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
Austrian Troops Occupy
Contested Border Zone

VIENNA, Aug. 80 (By The Associated
Press). - Eight thousand Austrian
troops moved into the Mattesdorf dis
trict of Burgenland to-day and will
police the region and clear out the for
elgn element there. Fear was expressed
here to-day that this demonstration in
torce may provoke a response from the
Hungarian insurgents under Lieutenant.
Hejjas.
Refugees arriving here from Oden-
burg say that city is in the control Of
the insurgents. They also report that
the Hungarans in the disturbed area
have destroyed a number of VINEYARDS
belonging to Germans.
Although the Austrians have estab
llshed provisional government at
Mattesd orf for the territory they oc
cupy, the Burgenland affair apparently
waits upon action by the Entente for
settlement Count Sigray turned over
command at Odenburg to the insurgent
leader Oestenburg, who is reported to
nave declared in public speech that
he would eXpel every Austrian within
three days.
The Social Democrats are demandino
that the Austrian government i'm
medlatelv declare its intention TO hola
plcbiscite in the entire TERRITORY
of Burgenand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
Masked Bandits Hold Up
Ticket Booth i'm Subway
Agent Compelled to Lie on
Floor While They Els
cane With &I80

Three masked bandits entered the
East Eighteenth Street subway station
Of the Lexington Avenue line just be-
fore midnight last night and got away
with $1SS.
According to the story told by Isidor
Hirsch, of 1890 East Fifth Street,
Brooklyn, the ticket agent, the robbers
came down the station stairway while
he had gone over to the ticket box to
chop the tickets. When he went back
to his booth they confronted him with
guns and ordered him TO lie on the
foor and not to move, or he would be
shot
The bandits then took $3.50 from tne
safe, and So in change which was on
the counter in the booth. After warn
ing Hirsch not to move again, they
rushed up the stairs. Hirsch ran up
after them. and saw them enter wait
ing automobile and speed away.
The ticket agent then called up tho
PETERBOROUGH and reported the theft.
The latter reported to the police OF
the East Twenty second Street station.
Owing to the fact that the bands wore
masks and heavy caps, Hrsch WAS UNI
able to give detailed description Of
them. He said there were six men in
the automobile. Apparently one had
remained at the wheel with the engine
running, and two others had stood
guard at each of the exits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
China Reported Seeking
Lansing's Aid al Parley
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Aug 30.-Dr.
Alfred SIZE. Chinese Minister to the
United States. arrived at the summer
home of Robert Lansing. former Secre-
tary Of State. at Henderson Harbor
Monday. and viii be there until
Wedne sday as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansing. Although Mr.. Lansing
to-day sa that Dr.. SEE was merely
there socially it is reported that the
visit, which is the second within a
month. is of more than a social nature.
In certain quarters intimately con-
nccted with Mr.. Lansing it 5 SAID tina.
President Wilson's Secretary of State
will act as legal representative Of
China at the conference, and that Dr..
SEES visit at this time is to perfect
plans for work to be done then. Fhis
theory is heightened by the fact that
Dr. SEE made his first trip 80 the Lam
sing summer home soon after the con-
ference had been decided upon
Mr.. Lansing and his father-in-law,
General John W. Foster. have acted in
the past as legal Representative for
China. They appeared for that coun-
try at the settlement Of the Boxer
claims and the Order Of the Golden
Grain was given to General Foster by
the Chinese government in recognition
OF his services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
Injustice Done Badly
Hurt Soldier Corrected
Investigators Find Ten Per
Cent Case Tha, Calls FOR
Full Disability Rating

a. HARTFORD, Conn. Aug. 80. The
Clean. Up Squad hearing Fedora com
pensation claims took prompt action
yesterday in the case of an cx-service
man VINO came before the body with a
c c, IN his hand from the War
RISK Insurance Bureau, which read :.
Less than 10 per cent disabled"
After ext----- ting the certificate the
eX,soldier displayed wound in his
S'ue SO severe that Stephen McRea,
mead of the squad, said he had never
seen such an injury in all his expert
ence with disabled men. The soldier
mad not received a penny of allowance
since his discharge more than two
years ago.
He said he had been wounded by an
explosive bullet that left cavity four
inches deep that now is only partly
healed. McRac rated the claimant as
totally disabled and recommended
retroactive payment from date of dis
charge. This will cntitle him to the
maximum pension of $50 a month for
life and $500 back com pensaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
Maidens Clothed in YAM.
Stir Washington Squas
Greenwich Villagers Up E.a..
as Four DanseIs Disport
in Fountain

For half an hour early ves,..,
four fair damsels disported thems.,
within the bubbling waters Of "
fountain in Washington SQUARE ~
comingly attired only in Hoover an,' :"
and the diaphanous folds Of aon rSa'
vapor that hung about their for1m us0ss
They had been engaged in tb;s
conventional matitutinal din for un'
eral minutes before their del;cs se'.
cries awoke Greenwich VILLAGE 's srd
its normal repose Once awake ron ha
ever, the villagers lost no time in re muS'
ing. the scene. in fact unconsrm eS S'sl-
ports say that several records for - ie'
lance and speed were broken br a N
male residents. we
Undaunted by the size Of the;r
dience, the damscls continued in -, ae'
unusual additions until one Of 'n =,
bolder males leaped into the fonn,s .is
and playfully ducked them beneath ' a.
waters. '"s
Screaming loudly. the four hmm,
out of the fountain and sped IN ,"s r
street with true bacchanal ahspd we
They ran past somnolent no ';s'
man like flash, leaving him rubb;n-
his eyes in amazement. PresnmshS
they are still at large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
Southerner Lays Arrest
70 Yankee Shyster' Aid

John d. Blue. twenty three wears
old, of Vass, N. c., who says he is the
sole owner Of the Ass Milling Com
pany. was arrested at Broadway and
Fhirty-fourth Street last night by de-
tcctives attached to the bomb squad
on charge of grand larceny
According to the police, the young
Southerner forged the names of sew
eral North Carolina firms to trade ac-
ceptances to the amount of $40, 900.
Blue declared his innocence and said
has arrest was due TO "some Yankee
shyster" to whom he paid $25 to put
his business in order.
Blue told the detectives that he
came to New York several weeks ago.
ambitious to mortgage his flour mill
IN order to acquire an option IN a
larger ant in a neighborine town
ON his arrival someone sent him with
his credentials to the National City
Surety Company at 50 Beaver Street,
but he failed 20 obtain the $4,000
which he wished to borrow.
Blue said that he was shuttlcd from
office 20 office among money lenders
until he met man who said he was
Hays, of Chicago. This man, Blue
added promised to show him what
the trouble was with his business and
set his affairs in order for S25.
The prisoner declared that the man
looked over his papers and told him
to sign his name. He admitted pre-
sentlng the documents to a bank and
getting the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
La Guardia Is
Out i'm Support
OF Halligan
Urges His Friends to Vote
for Designec On Haskell
Ticket for President of
the Board of Aldermen
Bennett for Lockwood
Governor Miller Is Target
of Authorization Candi-
dates in Speaking Tour

hree moves, one of them who'll,
unexpected, were made in the anti
Curran camps yesterday. They we're
j. Judge Reuben L. Haskell nance
Morris S. Schector, of the Bronx. or
ms ticket for Comptroller in place oil
W. Il. Schabehorn, of Queens, who
mad declined the designation.
2. William NJ. Bennett formally
placed Senator Charles C. Lockwood
the Republican-coalition candidate 70,
Comptroller. on his ticket for tina,
Office
3. F. II. La Guardia Endorsed the
candidacy of J. J. Halligan for the Re-
pupllcan domination for President Of
the Board of Aldermen.
La Guardia, who had previously in
dorsed Lockwood for Comptrollcr IT,
sued statement in which he urped
all his supporters to get behind LOCI
wood and lIallgan.
Says Halligan Hates Tanmanv
IN explaining his reasons for sur-
porting Hallgan, who is r,nninc or
me Haskell ticket La Guardia said:
r,r. flanagan has genuine and in
n mudene natred Of all things Tammany,
ana hence believe that he will be-
very, forceful candidate for the qcn-
eral election. There is no doubt AZ
to Mr.. Halligan's standing as an en-
re Republican, and the standing Of
r n opoNent' Mr. Vincent Gilroy, as a
Democrat and Tammany Halls repre-
sentative on the Coalition Miller Fu-
SION ticket. shall recommend to NV
supporters the nomination OF Mr.. Hal
ngan and Senator Lockwood"
ormer Senator Bennett, who had
previously announced that he WOULD
indorse Lockwood's candidacy, issued
statement in which he said:
that committee that is backing my
candidacy were the first ones to select
Mr.; Lockwood as a candidate for Comp
trol!er. The Citizens Committee of
Enrolled Republicans last July select
ed a ticket headed by myself for Mavor
and Senator Lockwood Tor Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
Liquor Kills Actress
After Tour of Cabarefs

Miss Emily Samet, thirty-iive years
old, an actress. of 429 East 18TH Street.
the Bronx, died yesterday o, acute alco-
holism, in the apartment of her
friend, Miss Hazel GRAHAM. also an
actress, of 226 W~st Fiftietn Street.
Both women became violently i'll after
a round Of cabarets Monday nioht. and
Miss Graham's life was. saved bv
emergency treatment by Dr. Brodsky,
of Flower Hospital.
Miss Samet had come to New York
some time ago, after touring the Marie
Kelly Cabaret Circuit in the Canal
Zone. She was supplied with money
by that circuit to recruit talent here
to make the Canal Zone tour The
girls visited a booking office in the
putnam Building in the afternoon and
left call for cabaret talent and then
MISS Samet went scouting through the
cabarets with Miss Graham.
They finally found themselves in an
Italian restaurant in kenmarc Street,
where Miss Graham admits they drank
red wine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-31
Wife a Double Grass, Not
Sod, Widow, Is Charge
Two Ex-Husbands and Six Chill
dren Living, Says Latest Help
meet in Annulmcnt Suit

Meyer Bauer came into the Supreme
Court yesterday with an unusual action
tor annulment of marriage He com
planned that when he and Mrs. Becky
Bauer were married in October. 1919.
it was his understanding that his wife
was widow. Since then. says Bauer,
he has learned that this representa-
ton to him was only partly true, for
instead of Mrs. Bauer being sod
widow, as the plaintiff understood, she
was grass widow. not only once but
twice, having two former husbands
living.
Another thing Mr.. Bauer complain.
about is the alleged Misrepresentation
by his wife as to the number of her
children. His story is that Mrs. Baucs
told him she had one child, whereas.
according to Mr.. Bauer, he discovered
six youngsters who would call him
step daddy