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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-10-26

We ask the Miller Roller Mills to name those In s tney
cali IL in their advertisements.
We bought a of Sunburst and E-A-CO Flour made from the
best Of old wheat, knowing that old wheat flour is far superior, to new
wheat -four. We bought this -four and no trust we know Of had any
thing to do with ii.
There has been more Sunburst and E-A-CO Flour sold in Hand
County during the last two years than all other brands together and
sales O this -four are continuously increasing over other fours. Re-
cords in the State Capitol at Pierre also show that this -four Is super
for to and tests higher than any other -four sold in the state. This
shows why our -four is o satisfactory and why we are gaining new
customers who continue to call for it.
WHY experiment with new -four when you can buy the best OF old
wheat -four guaranteed by the strongest mill in the country?
The Miller Roller Mills claims to have brought the price Of flour
down 45c per sack which claim Is untrue.
The -four that we bought in July and sold at 1925 per sack-1O
sacks at $215-was purchased when wheat was worth $125 per bushel.
The car of -four bought in September was based IN wheat at SIC per
bushel. .s. -t-.- ILL.,. u. ~. ...
Why shouldn't -four be cheaper? The local mill had nothing to
do with the decline unless they claim to regulate the wheat market OF
the country.
why does the Miller Roller Mills make a difference in price Of
about &c on a 49lb sack of -four at exchange and one sold for cash?
The E-ACO Mills make Sunburst and E-A-CO -four which is
above a fancy patent. Their guarantee reads as follows:
I'VE authorize your merchant to refund to you every cent you
have paid for a bag of E-A-CO -four If you decide after a thorough trial
it does not make you better bread, more bread, better tasting bread,
work easier and come out Of the vel more satisfactory than any -four
you ever used" ##
Why buy new wheat flour when you can get a fancy o special
patent old wheat -four with a guarantee like that backed by a reliable
firm? 1t costs no more than poor flour and is the cheapest and most
satisfactory in the long run.
GreeveS &c Fudd
MILLER, SOUTH DAKOTA
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-10-26

A little extra feed (grain or hay) at
this time of year helps maintain the
condition of breeding stock.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-10-26

A good dairy COW produces 5000
pounds Of milk per year.. The world's
record COW produces $1,000 pounds.
The average American cow produces
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-10-26

Up to September l the hens OF the
untry, according to the United Stat
department of agriculture. laid APP
proximaely $4,000. 600. 0c0 eggs this
year, which is some 10 per cent more
than the previous production for the
same season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

schools In the United ssafes7
The gofiousHo arc the five largest
IN enrolment. all IN Nctc York city;
sfnvresarf. $500. Morris. 5,1ss;
wrashsnoson frrsng. $685. De WIT
Citation. s0f,; NIGH School OF Cow
mcvce. ass.
what are the diameters OF the fol-
lowing stars and how far are they
from the earth7
Name Of Diameter Distance ~
star IN MiIes Light Years
Befeiouese .sss.ooo.ooo $50
Antares .. .s7s0oo0 700 fSo
FTasketf So. 100000 10000
Double stayJ. 100000 10000
light travels at the rate OF 1881
naes per secondJ
where aid the stones used TO build
the pyramids Of Egypt come from7
They peyc cut from the Nokaffan
and Tura hills on the opposite side
Of the Me. Traces Of the road by
mitch the stones pcre brought dorn
arc attn viaeIe.
When we're Hercuianeum and Pom
petit destroyed Have many treas
ures been found In tho ruins OF
Ponpeii?
These cities ,cere Destroyed 70 A.
ID. For the most part. the tnhdbf-
tants Of Pompefi escaped. carrying
their rniua bics irith them There
hare been. hoocucr. a fc,c exceptions
TO this; one house has been discov-
cred recently, the house Of Yctn. epf-
IDENTIFY home Of tocdith. trifh all OF
It's equipment; there Is. too. the fem
pIe Of Venus Pompciana. trherc there
are The remains Of a number OF
fneifiues carrying roindbies. jeirels.
etc, uho ,cerc attempting fight IN
the direction OF Sfdbine and trere
blocked bv ruins or lacked boats.
The entire countrywide around POM
pci abounds IN eridcncc Of iceaIth
and rich returns doubtless a'eaif
the ercarafors there. There "a much
to be uncovered yet A beginning
has been made near Boscoredic. and,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Peggy looked at tho little
teacher who. used.to-be and won
dered what she could possibly do
about IL II the two very big boys
didn't come back on time.
How big did you say they
werey' she asked.
"ons was nearly six feet tall.
and the other only a weo bit
shorter" abe replied. 'and I con.
fess was worried. But the
longer they stayed the sterner
felt. and the more ready 70 deal
with them when they would come
back.
THE minutes slipped by. and ]
guess the children saw that
trouble was brewing. for their
res,iessn~ss gave place to a walt
Ing calmness.
II shouldn't wonder n some
prominent Tacoma men viii re-
member about this II they happen
to hear the story; there were a lot
Of them In that school.
well. tho teacher they had all
dIsliked 20 had been too strict.
used to lift the children up by
their ears and do all sorts of cruel
things. Then the next one was
too easy. SO they hardly knew
what to expect OF me.
II thought pretty fast. and
pretty seriously while was wait.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

for example. a rerv valuable s'Irer
table service tras found at the bot
tom Of a ,oeIi ohere possibly the
ourer had fhroen u for safety be-
fore he fed
How IL tho nams Hough pro-
nounced7
There Il no rule for the pronun-
citation Of surramcs. but some per-
sons bv fhis name pronounce u as
tho spelled Hut.
what II an injunetionf
A prohsbifirc srrif tsspcd bv a
court Of equity. at the suit 81 party
com piainonf. directed 10 q party de-
frrdanf In the action. or 10 party
wade defendant for that purpose.
for bidding the latter 10 do some act.
or TO permit his servants or agents 10
DO some act, ,ghich h. "a threatening
or attempting 70 commit. or restrain
ing him In the continuance thereof.
ssch act being unjust and tncdmfo-
bic or Injurious 10 the piairfiff. and
NOT such as can be adequately
rcdressed By an action at idtc.
which states Joined the Southern
Confederacy7
Alabama. Arkdnsas. Florida. Geor-
Ola. Louisiana. Mississippi, North
Carolina. South Carolina. Tennessee.
Terds and Virginia.
How many negroes are there In the
United Statcs7
In 1920. f0,is5.fsf.
How much larger Is the sun than
the earth?
The bulk OF the sun Il million
and quarter times the bulk OF the
earth. the sun hovin0 a diameter OF
$50 900 miles.
What was the highest rank ever
held by a negro In tho United States
army
The rank OF colonel. held BY Col.
Charles Young frcfircdJ. formerly OF
The Tenth cavalry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
0far Seattle :.
.Ffol:yAbqk:'
- o. RHAbcl ClelNnd2 4
Page 7S2
TOO BIG TO WHIP

ing for those boys. And came
to this conclusion:
eff I'm 10 teach In this school
I've got TO have obedience. II
have obedience I've got TO con-
vince tho pupils. little and big.
that ! can punish II necessary.
And this time-this time It's GER
tainly necessary.
Lying on my desk was long.
keen hazel switch. ] looked at II.
sized UP Its hurting quality and
my power 10 use IL and made my
decision. At tho end OF long
hour the two boys came slowly
sauntring in. as II they were easy
In their minds and enjoying
stroll. l waited till they had set
the bucket down. then before they
had time 10 realize what | was
going to do. gave them both a
good sound thrashing with the
long hazel switch. No. they didn't
resist. And had no more
trouble with discipline. think
It's oil In the way you do a
thing.
Now. the real point to this
story Is the hero-villian stuff.
You remember. Well. that very
biggest boy who got whipped
learned his lesson of obedience so
well that he has spent a good long
life making other folks obey the
law. Only very recently he was
put on the retired list of Tacoma's
police force. And you can ask him
II this story is true"
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SufdenIu he heard a laugh fronl the zee
TO BEAMY CLEAN STAR

seemed to come from the branches
OF tree right over their heads.
And looking up didn't they see
FLAP. Doodle himself grinning down
at them.
"Ha. haF' laughed the silly fellow.
Yes. did II all. ! heard you say
you were going TO get the wizard Of
the Dingie Dell 10 help you, so
made myself into a wizard and when
you came along you never knew the
difference.
II still have the Fairy Queens
wand. and / mean 10 keep IT,"
SO saying. F'lap-Doodle waved the
wand before their very eyes, and.
Tapping his ears. flew straight up
into the sky where he liked 10 stay.
''Wcli, we'll" declared Rubadub.
shaking hts head. you'll have to
go after him again, my desrs. He's
gone In the direction Of the Beamy
Clean Star, and taken the wand
with him"
Ito BE Continued
Copyright. 1924. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

The Twins met Rubadub. the
fairyman. and told him what had
happened.
We went 10 zee tho wizard OF the
Dingle Dell Just as you advised"
said Nick. but we've only had bad
luck"
bad iuckr' exclaimed Rubsdub.
'IHow's thstY'
well. we did just what he told us
when we asked him how we could
get the Fairy Queens wand back.
but every time we did what he told
sIs we got into trouble. Once we got
into a thistle patch and had TO be
saved by the thistlcpatch fairy:
once we got Into a deep mud.puddIc
and had to be saved by the Brownies.
and once we were dropped into the
ocean and had to be saved by a
whale
''Jemims's nanny goatr' exclaimed
Rutadub. That's just awful and too
bad as WELT believe that Flap
Doodle IL 20 blame for everything
Suddenly they heard laugh that
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RY SrANvry
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

spot in which TO carry out the bit
OF mischief on which she was de-
termlned.
From her silk bag she took out y
pen-knife and held It In her hand
for a moment until she was sure no
one was noticing.
Then she let 1t slide swiftly down
her dress to the floor. With her toe
she then maneuvered II toward tho
slit I'm which the speed clutch
worked.
with dull clunk II fell into tho
opening.
Gro BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. by Seattle StAr)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

insisting he wouldn't think of taking
remuneration: that II was his treat.
IL ended with their halving II. and
at last the party struggled out OF tho
lovely garden in the hush of the hour
when nature is deepest asleep.
Peggy hurried forward and jump
ed into the scat next 10 the wheel.
Olive smiled malIciously. Winnie and
Bobby felt embarrassed. but they
misread peggy's motive-at least
they did not know her dominant
motive this time.
She was no longer merely the pur.
suer OF Bobby. but the furious little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Nemesis of revenge. She would
show them she was no child.
AS she took her place beside the
wheel she glanced down at the cars
floor, an image OF its possibilities be-
ing clearly etched in her brain.
Bobby climbed into the wheelseat.
avoiding Peggy's look. Olive and
Lee took places as before. Olive di.
rectly behind Bobby. Also as before.
Il seemed TO amuse Olive to lean for.
ward on Bobby's seat-back and whis-
per bubbly badinage into his tolerant
ear.
Peggy smiled grimly. waiting for
the opportunity and the appropriate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

slightest inclination TO accept the
hosts invitation. She hoped another
hour would see them safe at home.
But she counted without the devil
that was still alive In Peggy. To be
sent 20 bed like n school child-and
at tire instance OF a common stage
girl scarcely older in years than her.
self--was too much.
And to go without struggle. leav.
ing the field clear and easy TO Olive?
Not much she wouldn't
Bobby and the landlord enga ged
in n brief and not very determined
argument as 10 payment the host
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"ENTER, THE FLAPPER"
NO. n-pEcGY HITS ON A PLAN or REVENGE
BEcIEy

FOR an instant there was startled
silence. shocked reaction 10 the
landlords invitation that the party
spend the night at his Inn.
Even Peggy. carried away with
chagrin at being dragged off at the
suggestion Of her triumphant rival.
was joited into realization OF what
their party must seem to an out
sid9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Miss Grey win receive caiisrs
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday frcm to .. m, and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
III a. m. 70 n m. each week.
Please do not come AZ other times
a. u seriously interferes with her
writing.
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II was she who replied:
mo, thank you. we must be ieav.
ing"
Winnie breathed with relief at
what seemed clearing OF tho mists
OF madness In peggy's brain. She
herself was prepared TO risk damna-
ton as a "crepc-hanger' or any
other spoiisport. had there been the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Cynthia Grey: !:
The Wife Who Siumps-She's Real Domestic T,uq-
edv-ff She's Wise She VIII Read a Note of Va,7,-
mo Bet,ceen the Lines of This Mans Letter

Dear Cynthia Grey: Recently have taken 10 perusnr
your columns and the letters interest but not than
your replies; Now ind myself writing to you
yet She is getting dowdy and almost stranger to me-
i Why Cynthia, whyY Can you tell meg
A SEATTLE MAN.
Probably she IS al last revealing her true self Marriage
and maternity dereiop tcomans natural tendencies often:
do not this aicdvs the case She is at her best or
her fporst iH fer pears after her reddiag.
Woman highly artificial trhen first in love- She paints
the lilly aud rouoes the Her temper is street. ,nder
stress. and selfish, she forgets herself IN "him'
Her articles are not INTENDED TO deceive As tceu blame
the moon or IT'S halo ON misty night the western sky
glory under setting These are bits of nature aud
mean rain tomorroc ard the other fair heather
Just so nth the startling transient loneliness achich
girl puts on trhsn dcooing
the believes her atmosphere to be permanent che in
fact as glorres foreeN change tn loves barometer
cise bride cho keeps her artistic instinct for drama
are rho preserves the romance Of married life By
study Of the stellar role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

star readers who wish Informa-
ton and suggestions on staining.
vanishing and treating wood
floors win receive same by writ
ing 70 The Seattle Star Washing
ton bureau. 1s-7 New York ave.
Washington. y. G.. and inciosing
two cents In stamps for postage.
Please write name and address
clearly and correctly as a number
OF letters are returned 70 the bu-
reau daily because Of faulty pen
maushtp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

sehose erect icncfhs ara kno,cn. bas
fhc follotrsHg hare been complied
from various sources ard are prob
aeir as neafiy accurate as arv others
10 Be had. Mississippi. s.gss miies:
Missouri. ISIS msies: Mississippi
Msssosrs. sssf Miles Nne. 1000
"aes; AmaSon. $500 miiss
What IN meant by the phrase.
Bell. book and cRndlc"r
The ercom sfnnicafion by Ben, book
and candle teas sciemnify belong
ING 20 fhe church Of Rome. The Of
fs.iafss0 eccicrasftc pronounced
The formaia OF recommendation
consulting Of maicdscfsons on the
head Of the pevson anafhcmsfised.
ard closed the yrorosscine Of the
sentence BY shutting the book from
rhich "a seas read. faking q lsghfed
candfc ard cnsfsrg n 10 the ground.
ard foiiirg the bcg as for the dead.
Thts wodc Of groom rsnicatien ap-
pcars 70 hate ertsfcd In the western
churches as carly as the eighth CEN
fairy. ffs symbolism mey be er-
piaiscd ~ anotinc feo or three SEN
fercss from the corciaaon Of the
fosps Of commurscafion sses In
the Scottish chuvch before the Rotor
wdfios: ~Cursed be they rvcrs the
evosrr Of tho h~ed 70 the sole Of the
foot. Out Be they fakes from the
book Of Hfe. Ard as fhts car6ie 10
cast rrem the ssohf Of men. go BE-
their sogis esxf from the rchf Of
God isto the deepest pc Of hell
Anen-"
what are the meaning OF tho fol-
lowing namesr
Monroc-ProbaBiy from Mosf Roe.
a srounf on the rtrer Roe. London
derry. frefend
Buchnnan--A partsh n the shsre
Of sterling. Scotland. The origin OF
the NAVE Is uncertain. but 10 Prob
ably means place abosndirg IN
deer.
Filimore--A fertile piece o. ground.
cleveiand--A ramc derived from a
place Of that name IN Yorkshire.
England. q corruption Of CIiff-fans.
50 called from sfs being almost im-
passabic rish Gifts and rocks
What Is tho highest mountain IN
Africa
Rsrcn=orf-so.f5o feet.
What was tho total cost OF the
world war 70 the United ssatesT
According 10 an esfimafc based on
duf1 made pablo up 10 SsIv .. 1891.
fso.fss.sg5.ToTfs. The military cost.
according 10 Secretary HossfoH's fig
sres. tras fss.Dfo. 900 200.
Was the late DIR. Alexander Ora
ham Bell. inventor Of the Bell tels-
phone. naturaiized American ctti-
zen?
Yes. nc declared his intention Of
becoming a citizen IN 1879. took out
his first papers IN 1871. and his fsu
papers ia 1889.
what are the five largest high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

How was the body o. John wilkes
Booth identifiedg There are many
Who believe he escaped
Bsefh broke has LEG az he Jumped
frow the Dor 70 the stage. Later a
rsn scas treated ~ DR.. Madd near
Eryasfosrs. Thts man. accompanied
~ sHefher. sscnes 10 be IN great
haste. His leo tcas brokea and nc
wss suffcrsng greet pain Bat ne copid
got ~ sndrced 20 stay. His leg sras
sef aas IN the eperofioa the boot had
70 ~ cmf ascar fross the foot. This
bocf. ,chich scas affcrsrard brought
10 hghs IN tho stsdxnc> that csfah-
hshes the tfenfifv Of Booth. bore the
isfers !. w. d. The body Of Booth
~hich sros brought back 70 Wesh-
inoson score but sSe boot. The leo
bad ecen vecerfip set. There srrrr
several witnesses aiong the srrv Of
Boofh's flight rho cfferragd fesfi-
fed 20 seeing kisl A negro az Port
Royal. . Confederate captain. and
the Garrett family at Bo,rfinc Grcrn.
Coloael Concer. srho rns one Of the
fsecrch party. knesc Booth personally
AID dcisrercd Booths dying message
20 his aofhsr.. Or. Nay. rho had
operated npon Boofh. before nc sa,r
the body described certain scare
whick seere found on the body jsst
as Ne had said fhey scrre. an fhes>
sfrfemenfs are from the official fes-
fswonv before the military eommis-
sio~ on McV n. 1855. Aiso. the body
sxas tdcafified ~ cowwt.frc IN
washincfos after % sras eroschs
hack.
How many silver that Is stored
away for . time Be kept from tar
nishingr
BY coating the article ftrcyreSl
usfh solnfion Of coiiodios dnsfed
ssrh oicchol
What - shyperthyroidism-f
A deceased condition produced ~
ercesars activity Of the thyroid
gland
How much did the United States
pay Great Britain for the transpor-
tatton OF troops and xuppitess
~ ell. sfo9 900 600. OF rhseh " u
esssmsscd that sss.Coo 900 sras for
the transportation Of troops.
Must one have a permit to manu-
facture denaturcd alcohol
Yes. Apply for sach permit 70
fhe collector Of infernai rsrsnrc IN
the district IN rhich the denafrred
alcohol Ia 20 be manufactured.
what are the longest rivers OF the
world and which country has the
SQnxcstf
The Usifed gf1fes has srsfhin sfs
borders the ioroesf river system IN
the scorfd IN the Aississspps- Missouri.
There are comparatively fcU rircrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

How many silver that Is stored
away for . time Be kept from tar
nishingT
BY coating the article fsrcywedI
wtfh o solnfion Of eoiIodion Diluted
xsfh oieohol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

What - 'hyperthyroidism"f
A deceased condition produced ~
ercessfrs acfirsfy Of the thyroid
gland
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How much did the United States
pay Great Britain for the transpor-
tation Of troops and supplies-
~ ell. sfo9 900 900. OF rhsch " u
esssnsscd that Sss.ooe.ooo ras for
the transportation Of troops.
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Must one have a permit to manu-
facture denstured alcohol
Yes. Apply for such q perrit 70
the collector Of tnfernai vsrsrrc IN
the district in which the denafnred
alcohol IL 20 be- rsnnxfacfuvcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

what are the longest rivers OF the
world and which country has the
SQnxcstf
The Usifcd Sfafes has srtfhin ITS
borders the longest river system ~
the srorfd IN the Aississspps- Missouri.
There are compsrafireIv fcU rircys
The Lake County times., 1922-12-09
LAKE CD.
MEN To
THE FORE
BY Albert j. Lynch

lsIAFF CORRESPONDENT l. NJ sERvlcEl
lSbIANAPOLIS. Dec. 9.-That the
ty-third session Of the Indiana
general assembly viii be under the
guiding hands OF two Lake County
legislators doomed as a possibility
here today when a poll of several
republican members OF both houses
was taken.
The two men. Senator James ].
Nsjdl. OF Whiting. and J. Glenn
Harris. representative Of Cary. a~e
strong contestants for president pro
tenn. Of the senate and speaker of
the House, respectively Their
strength is augmented. their friends
say. because Of their knowledge Of
parliamentary law
Both men however a~e facing
stiff opposition. Nejdl being opposed
BY Glenn J. Richards. Of Terre
Haute, Winfield Miller, Of Indiart-
polls. and Harold Van Arman. Of
Evansville Harris opponents are
Lemuel J. Pittenger. of Delaware
County. said 10 have the backing Of
tho farmers Of the house. Asa ].
smith. Luke W puney and Russell
b Harrison Of INDIANAPOLIS. Dr.
William r. Philips. Of Fayette and
Franklin counties and oscar f.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-09
HOPES TO
SERVE TIME
|NCOGN|TO
Navy Deserter at Crown
Point, Chicken Thief
Keeps Folks a Secret
ESPECIAL TO THE risEsI

CROWN POINT. Ind, Dec. .. ~
Henry Battern, the chicken thief.
wants to serve his prison sentence
without any further investigation
Of his family connections
He does not even admit that his
right name is Henry Fable and that
he is a deserter from the United
States navy. To all attempts at
learning the location Of his home or
any OF his near relatives he firmly
refuses TO give any information.
But his finger prints show that he
is Henry Fable and that he deserted
the navy. That much has been
CLEANED by Thomas Platt, expert In
the Identification bureau OF the
sheriff's office. lie is continuing
the Investigation and hopes that
through the Navy department to be
able to check up the prisoners rec
ord.
Battern was ARE d several
weeks ago when he was caught in
the act Of sealing chickens from the
farm OF Edward Ziesness. He was
found guilty when tried in the
Criminal court and yesterday Judge
Smith sentenced him to one to eight
years In Jeffersonville reformatory.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-09
WEDDING
A NOVELTY
FOR MAGGIE

Mrs. Margaret Bartok thought ii
would be a dandy adventucr when
she took Nicholas Bartok. East chi
cago leadburner for her husba nd
She merely wanted to experience re
novelty of being welded Such IS
the statement made by her husband
in his plea for divorce which has
been nled in tho Hammond Superior
court
Bartok says he has had TO cook
his own meals morning and evening
and is getting tired Of il. He gave
hts wife money to purchase neces-
sarles for the home bat she would
use it for other purposes and not
account for it, One day she gaiiy
admitted shat She had been nliscon-
Quoting hef SELF with other men and
That She had never taken her mars
riage with him seriously 50 they
separated Fr.aey of LAST week. all
BaTtoA retufnng - her folks In
Toledo. They had been married only
since October 30 Attorney Lester
ottenheimer is representing the
plaintiff.