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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
NEW HAVEN MAN ASKS
100000 FOR ALIENATION
OF YOUNG WIFE's LOVE
"Craig Newhan Said to Have
Stolen Love Of Pretty
AlatrOn
Sensational Divorce Trial !
Interests Boston society
''Rtchard . Eustis Says Sybil
.rhcrne Deserted Him On Their

ssNev HayA. CT: Nov. a.
4, HichAtd !, Eustis, yodns man
shout town. defendant in the
strangest. divorce case In the
J, History of Jurisprudence. de,
I, 1lhded himself today against
charges brought BY: his wife.
formerly Sybil ThornA beau
t6nl: Boston society girl. The
case. which will be heard be-
fore. Judge Cartoni at Madisc..
promises to attract wide atten.
ton. Mrs. Eustis. alleging
gross and confirmed habits Of
tntoxication. has petitioned for
the custody Of Teddy. infant
son Of the couple She wishes
the right to resume her maiden
name. and desires that her son
shall b known - Edward
Thorne.
"Mr. Eustis. who hae IN.
nounced biz intention u 0tht'
lng for the. boy. declares that
10 has never seen tho child.
Moreover. be declares he .was
unaware o. the sxistenee. Of bis
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18

mission although her corntry's quota
was exhausted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
State OF North Dakota,
County Of Burleigh.
City Of Bismarck.


City Of Bismarck,
The undersigned. J. N. Roherty, Carl
H. Kositzky and IL. =. Webb. con-
stituting the Special Assessment
Commission Of the city OF bismarck
North Dakota. hereby certify that
he particular lots ' and parcels Of
land. which in the opinion OF such
Commission are especially benefited
by the construction Of Sanitary
sswsf on Aysnss 6 from Msndfn
Sewer Improvement district Number
Nine. of such city. setting forth the
amount each lot or tract IL bene-
fitted by such Improvement and the
amount assessed AGAINST each: that
nent OF the property therein de-
scribed according to the best judE-
ment of the majority Of the members
Of such Commission; and that the
such assessment. are as follows, to.
wit:
Advertising and publishipg:, $500
Expenses or the Special. AS
Total to be assessed ........S 486.0a
Dated this 5th day OF October. 1888:
j. N. ROHERTY,
CARL r.. Kosi ?:!aH.a
Member.
n. B. WEBB. !.
Member. ;
Notice In hereby given. that on the
9th day of October, 1928. ut ten
o'clock a.. M. the Special Assessment
Commission Of the City Of Bismafc
North Dakota. will meet in the City
Hall Of such city, to hear objections
which may be made to any assess.
ments shown I'm the foregoing list by
any person Interested therein or by
his agent or attorney.
Dated this 9Th day of October, 1928.
]. N. NOHERTY.
Chairman :"
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-v6. $50 = -. " $3.50. -.
NOTICE. or SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
ron TINE CONTRADICTION or \
SANITARY SEWER On AVENUE e
FROM MANDAN STREET TO
WARRINGTON STREET IN SEWER
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUM-
nER NINE. CITY OF BISMARCK.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Notice is hereby given that a Spe-
cial Assessment for the construction
ct Sanitary Sewer on Avenue G
from Mandan Street to Washington
street in Sewer Improvement Dis
trlct Number Nine, City OF Bismarck:
North Dakota. has been levied
against the lots and tracts Of land
especially benefited by such i'm
proveMent. in tho sums set opposite
the respective descriptions of such
lots and tracts. to:wit:;.
Lot AmoUNt. Amount
Number Benefited Assessed
Nerthetn Pacific Addition. Dleck
h. 30 II. OF lot 3 -... $3.50 $3IOO
e 30 n. VI West.ll n. .e
Of lot = ..................... 1910 $3.50
", 6fs r. Of 4. 80 II.
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State OF North pakots
County of Burleigh,
City of Bismarck.

The undersigned. J. N. noherty. Carl
Il. kosltzky ana II. b. Webb. ron.
stitutinE the Special Assessment
commission of the City Of bismarck,
North Dakota, hereby certify that the
foregoing Is a complete list OF the
particular lots and parcels OF land,
which In tho opinion Of such COMMITS.
sion, are especially benefited by the
construction OF q Waterman Extern
sion ON First Street from Avenue, C
to Avenue y In Watermain and Wa
terwQrks District Number Seven OF
such City, setting forth the amount
each lot or tract Is benefited by such
Improvement and the amount as
- a true and correct assessment OF
the property therein described &C
cording to the. best judgment OF the
majority of the members of such
commissions: and that. the special
Items of expense included In such
assessment are as follows, to.wit:
Construction cost ..........$ 1887
Engineering. supervision and
Advertising and publishing. 21.0O
Expenses of tha Special As
sessment Commission ...-. $500
Total to be assessed ........$ 076.3G
Dated this 9Th day Of October, lase
-
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- ".
ing up all possible 81 the 5000 CHI
nese left with queues, and two bar
bers are shipping them off.
A boys voice breaks" because
his voicebox increases in sire and
the vocal chords are heightened.
That brings the deepsr tone.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
CARL n. KoslTzKY.
~ Member.
r. b. WEBB.

MemO0f.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
27th day of October, 1928, at ten
o'clock q. m., tho Special Assessment
Commission OF the City OF Bismarck,
North Dakota. will meet In the City
Hall Of, such. City. to hear objections
which may be made to any assess-
ment shown in the foregoing HIST by
my person Interested therein, or by
his agent or attorney -,
Dated this '5th day OF October, 1884
]. N. ROHERTY,
Chairman
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18

NOTlCH or xPtClAI. ASSESSMENT
FOX rME CONTRACTION o. 4
Ei ars sra Esr E ESpsN SvHHsrr e 3
TO AVENUE u. IN WATER n AIN
MD WATENWORukH DINTR1CT
NUMBER SEVEN. CITY OF his
MARCk. NORTH DAKOTA.
Notice Is hereby given that a Spe-
Of a Waterman Extension ON First
street from Avenue T. to Avenue ID. In
Waterman and Waterworks District
Number Seven. City OF Bismarck,
North Dakota, has been levied
especially benefited by such Inn
provement in the sums set opposite
the respective, descriptions OF such
lots and frpCfS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18
HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-A modern newly dec
Grated house facing west and gar
age, consisting Of twelve lots, To-
3cated in outskirts Of city, fine
place for anyone wanting to raise
chickens. Reasonably priced.
Write Tribune Ad. No. SO. Z.
lOR RENT-Strictly modern rtucco
bungalow with garage. lrnn.Adi-
ate possession. Phone ISL or Isl.
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to be rested and charming tOmor.
row. Can't you sec that this 10 only
4 desperate maneuver to rout you
completely? Ill send young New.
hall around to see you. after I IN
lsh with him."
."0h. don't do that" she pro.
Tested. "He. mightn't want to"
1T, was mid-afternoon. and she
ana Teddy were scufinG through
the leaves under tho naples.
Teddy's teddy-bear suit was scarlet,
and matched the hat his mother
wore. Az Craig swung up the street
he thought they made q. very pretty
picture. What a shame. the whole
thing was!
"Hen6. Sib. Welt, Teddy. old
man-how's the boy?"
0ybil greeted him apprehen.
sively. Had he seen Mr.. Peterson!
Yep-iust came from there. Had
Sybil seen the afternoon papers!
He extended them gingerly.
FILTHY sheets! There. Glib
steady. old. girl" -:
sss
A PICTURE Of her on the front
- page. The one taken the winter
she came out. Craig In golf clothes.
taken the day Of the tournament at
the Country Club. A portrait study
Of Richard. shirt open az the throat,
= cigaret at his lips. Grouped tri.
angle fashion. Surmounted BY
Naming headlines:
NEW HAVEN MAN ASKS
100000 FOR ALIENATION
OF YOUNG WIFE's LOVE
Craig Newhall Said to Have
Stolen Love Of Pretty
1latr0n
Sensational Divorce Trial
Interests Boston Societ,
"Rtchard Eustis says sybi
/ .rhorae Deserted Him o. Their
.s,sa Honsymoon:
q
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-18

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished two
room apartment in strictly modern
home. No children. Call at 812
Main Ave. between 1000 a. m. and
e. n. M
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APARTM ENTS

FOR RENT-Two room apartment
partly furnished, also single room
for light housekeeping. Phone 1873
or call at Bismarck Business Col
1epe Ride
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m tAs ~sst sAoptsy NJ. Crialoa.
tAs psvcho-a~ojyst. doss ~ ~.
AM the courtroom scene Z Atd.
Neet Destes society ~ the 6is1v
cOv1trooM.l 80 ---. s.
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FOR RENT-Three unfurn;shed
rooms with private bath and en-
trance. Call at $40 Main Ave be-
fore TOO b. m.
The Washington times., 1928-06-13
4 GlamOrous Narrative of the French
Revolution By the Author of
Many Romantic Novels

he cried, to hearten her, You
make life possible. IL ] had
been mistaken. IL yon had not
cared. nothing further would
have mattered. should still
have died the richer. the nobler
for what you brought me. But
since you care : Listen, my
dear. The decree of the Revolu-
tionary Tribunal Is only that /
marry. So that I marry within
three days / fulfill the require
ments OF this grotesque mockery
which they call law. Fsilomene
was proposed to me, because /
would make no choice for my
self. But Filomene or another,
1T Ii all one to them. lie you.
then. come with me before the
tribunal, in peasant dress--that
will be safer-as a girl whom /
prefer. whom / have chosen for
myself : We can invent your
place OF origin. That will not be
difficult. IL then : : &"
she broke away from him, and
stepped back. oh, you don't
know what you are saying!' she
cried out in deep distress.
He stood crestfallen, his soar
ing hopes all checked.
But il - IL we love
each other?" he faltered. What
difficulty. then? Need the notion
OF an immediate marriage be 50
repugnantg'
1T isn't that: It isn't that"
What them"
She laughed without mirth. The
situation, after all, was not with
out nirthIess hun1our. .Chau-
vinierep' she said significantly.
'Chauviniere? he echoed, mis-
understanding her, OF course.
What OF him, then? Even
Chauviniere will be silenced since
his demand that | marry win be
satisfied. He named Rilomene
as the only bride at hand. But
The Washington times., 1928-06-13

She knew very well he knew.
And he must have known that she
knew ii, for he did not trouble to
reply. 3Say" he said. TITS per-
fectly great to see you.
You tried not to. Tried your
besti" She withdrew her hand
from his and was grafified to find
that. however it might feel as q
result Of his grip, IL looked the
same. MIR. Pomeroy, Mr.. Fer.
nando," she murmured, nodding
from one to the other.
The two exchanged amenities.
Fernando resumed his chair and
Alan dragged another out of the
lire and placed it before Dolly.
'Well.' he said, seating himself
with the careless grace of the
very muscular. ITS getting to be
an annual thing. isn't it? Every
September regularly our paths
cross. This makes the third in
succession"
They contemplated one another
amilingly, with frank interest.
Tell me- added Alan. HOWE
you been and all that sort Of
thing?'
Fine, thank you"
Unnecessary question, of course.
] have eyes"
"Yes"' thought Dolly to that.
. Such eyes, such great, gray,
laughing eyes they were.
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he Intercepted her. as had Erie
Harker. and she answered him.
Yes. she worked very hard In
deed. Regular hours nine tin
four or five. Yes. her time was
pretty full.
She had 4 contract with this
new magazine, two Illustrations
an Issue for one year: that would
take 4 week or more every
month. The rest Of the time she
would work on things for other
publications, and on commercial
orders. or course shed do some
drawing for his firmif he wasn't
just trying to be nice to her.
OH. any time he had something
in her line. Not colors; she
wasn't 10 good At colora
Again Alan opened the maya
zine and studied her illustrations.
Great he said. Honestly they
are. Though Of course IT doesn't
mean anything. coming from
me-. Ana then. who was your
model for the grip
Bee Standish," Dolly told him.
MY very best friend. You've
heard OF Nick Standish, haven't
you? He writes that sBagdad-On-
the-Subway' column IN the Star?
Well, his wife. She was my
roommate when lived on Eighth
Stretches James, she was then.
She was a model toO-an she's
my model now whenever I want
her, bless her heart.
s'She looks very lovely"
She is. She's marvellous
Alan let the pages fall back into
place. So" he said, you don't
live on Eighth Street any more?"
mo. moved in June. when
Bee was married. I've got a little
studio apartment on University
Place. One OF those" said Dolly.
that are. all studio. You know.
Mo, / DON'T said Allan.
s'Why. I mean the studio IL so
huge compared to the 9TH"
She broke off: laughed q little.
You were fooling," she said.
81 was limiting" said Alan.
"Oh. Well you can come and
see it some day. II that's what
you mean"
What day."
"Oh-any day you like"
Tomorrow is one Of my favor
ite days" said Alan.
" \
- - nkrar
table, polishing her nails with a
buffer like q tiny white bpat.
when she suddenly Remembered.
In the looking glass she saw her.
self remember: saw the slender
brows contract under the seal
loped yellow hair. saw the brown
eyes six and widen, the pink
tipped hands grow listless. cease
their motions.
She dropped the buffer and
Joined her fingers loosely. She
sat still. Like portrait OF a.
girl. that girl in the mirror. so
painted.still she set. A portrait
of a girl whose flimsy silk
peignoir with its border of wilted
lace lay open. revealing above a
chiffon slip her creamy throat.
etched with dead-white lines, thin.
crooked. cruel. but Gay
was not looking at the lines.
She was looking at the wide dark
eyes, watching them intently. as
Il to, see how they took the small.
dull blow her memory without
warning had delivered.
She had heen divorced a year
today.
All day she had not thought ot
1t. Each day was like another.
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Tim so glad to find you at this
party" Alan continued. II don't
know what to do. ] thought
there'd be nobody present but
editors and authors and artists
and such. And editors and au-
thors and artists" he grinned
cneerfully at Fernando, tramp
my feeble style. I mean to say,
I'm scared to death OF 'em. So
time. But-things are picking
up"
Speaking of ar" began Fer.
nando. but subsidized, having been
hadn't anticipated a very high
severely nudged.
Flow do you happen to be
here?+' Dolly asked Alan.
There's business connection,
he answered. And you? / can
guess. Your the girl on the
magazine cover.
mo. I'm not"
You're the heart.smashing
heroine in an illustration
mo-
"Then what are you? sbhor
guessing games
oh" Dolly quoted airily,"
There's business connection"
Ray Curtis Elliot reappearcd
bearing two glasses from which
most of the original content had
been spilled in transit. He was
followed through the anteroom
door by u jocular group that
swarmed around Dolly and Fer
nando. Dolly presented Alan, and
hi oAn
talked and slipped her champagne,
covertly watched him. Nice. Nice
voice, engaging manner, irresistible
smile. They liked him. You
could tell. 1t was rather pleas.
ant to be the one who had intro.
duced him ="
Presently he unanswered him.
self next to her and requested in
an inside il she knew where she
was to sit at the banquet table.
Dolly didn't know.
What ara you going to do?"
she added. as he started purposely
off.
He came back, and leaned down
until their heads were confidently
close together. You won't teH?"
NO" -
You won't make any public
cutlery, no matter what your
private reactions?"
IN try not to-"
I'm going" said Alan, ITO jug.
gle couple of place cards
around"
They met again at the table a.
few minutes later. Alan was there
before her. standing with his
hands on the backs Of two ada
cent chairs. AS she approached,
attended by Elliot, he patted one
OF the chairs and said. lit seems
were together, Miss Quinn" so
graVely' so guilelessly, that she
almost giggled aloud.
When Elliott had gone on she
asked In an undertone, Didn't
ANYBODY see you do it?''
doubtless" compIacently. "Rut
NOBODY said anything. That's the
aoVantage OF being inconnu-
lney probably thought was a.
waller. he poked forward his
Iuuuy mead and gazed at her
Wnos the fattish party on your
Il don't know. I never saw
him before"
noodF approved Alan. III he
makes any overtures. get naughty
say. Sir! believe have NOT tbe
honor, and tell him that under
no circumstances do YOU taIlr 10
straneers. Because i want all
| you hear me?- In your alton.
ton"
hey were seated now. They
| smiled, gray eyes into blue, blue
The Washington times., 1928-06-13
81 RUTH BRITrAIfT

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purely vegetable the recipe is On
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prescribe it for collie, cholera, diar-
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With each bottle Of Castoria. yon
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There are many limitations.
The Washington times., 1928-06-13
By KATHERINE BRUSH

and time went by. and the month
and the date meant littIs- She
had never once recalled what DAY
this was until Just now, when the
day was old. when the city gilt
tered. battling the night with 4
billion bright white lights. be-
yond her windows.
Sitting here before the mirror.
staring. she could trace the ri
uuence Of idle thoughts that had
ended finally ia this recollection.
FingernaiIs tomorrow
at 10 4 manicure appointment
n1anicures At the Charm
shop cost q dollar now
higher priced, like everything
else money. money
soon another dread deIuge of
bills getting near the
end OF the month this.
was whata n the twenty
eighth the twenty eighth
81 March
Anniversary.
CTo BE Continued Tomorrow
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Continued from Local Page
was this thing, that. it has
seemed to me : - IT is not
q presumption, mademoiselle.
1t is an instinct, / think. tt
has seemed to me. that so1fie-.
thing reciprocal, something
mutual must have taken
place. It seemed impossible
that a mans spirit could
so M nc b Jun
supported.
"Mademoiselle, ! am ashamed
OF my poor words. They do
not
She interrupted him at last.
Cleonie had risen, and. I'M
believable miracle as It seemed
to CORDIAL, her breast was leaning
on his own, her face. all white,
and piteous was upturned to him.
You say you are ashamed OF
your poor words!'' she cried.
'Ashamedg'' There was a music
OF tenderness in her voice that
dazed his senses. Your words
leave nothing unsaid. Nothing
that is not true. at least. Your
instincts were at nd fault. my
dear
His arms went round her. His
voice was the voice OF a man in
pain.
Love IS the fulfillment OF
every living thing, and might
have died unfulfilled Ii you had
not come to me at the eleventh
hour
She shuddered. "Oh. my DEAR
She lay faint against him.
Ali But all that is changed, .
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into gray. Dolly saw that his
lashes were thick and straight, as
"a mans should be; that his hair,
slicked tight beside waxen cen.
trail part, would crinkle when the
water that sliclxed it dried. She
had "a swift clear recollection of
the hair, crfnkly and crisp and
reddish in the sunlight of a long
ago morning.
Evidently he. too, was thinking
of that morning. for be said with
out preamble. What about Jerry
Davis? Tell me"
Dolly shook her head slowly. III
don't know a thing. He went
away, you know, as soon as he got
out of the hospital
eyes. knew that
HE went West. / don't even
know where. Just West was all
he said. Or wrote, rather" She
reached for her goblet. twisted its
narrow stem around and around
didn't tell me he was going. He
never mentioned going. He just
wrote me a letter and mailed 1t
when he left, saying he would be
gone when I got it--and why"
Her eyes flashed up; consulted
Alan's. You knew WHY"
He nodded. Cay told me"
There was nothing to be learned,
nothing to be even guessed, from
the way he said Gay" He said
it without hesitation, matter-of-
factly, "-as though" reflected
Dolly. ut was just anybody's
name"
II thought t was-heroic of
him." Alan went on. az didn't
know which to admire the more:
you, for what you tried TIC do, or
Davis for what he did.
There's no comparison, she
said simply. What he did was
hard to dc terribly hard. 1t
meant giving Up everything. New
York. All his friends. Everything
he cared about and was used to.
What I wanted to do wouldn't
have, been hard for me. 1t would
have made me very happy, l
think In way
I'm q, way" Alan emphasized,
Eyes. maybe. But--you didn't
love him.
mo"
II remember you told me that,
that day"
Dolly tasted her fruit cocktail
absently; found it tasteIess; put
down her spoon. 4
And you've never heard a
word from him simce?" queried
Alan.
mot word. Except Her
fingers plucked at a circle Of dia-
monds finished with diamond
bowknot, pinned to her gown. ''He
sent me this, last Christmas. Just
with his card. it came direct
7 wrote to them right away. but
they wrote back that they didn't
have his address,
TITS beautiful" said Alan
soberly.
isn't it? think the world
Of it," Dolly tried the fruit fcock-
tail again. "Of course she sup
plemented laden spoon poised,
HE shouldn't have done it. I've
worried about It, because it must
have been awfullv expensive. and
he certainly ought not to throw
his money around, especially now.
He sold his hlsincss" She
paused. Did you know about
his business?"
1T knew a little aboDt it. t
Cav told me what 1t was. SO he
sold it, did he?'
Yes. A. friend nf his. Parker
Lane. sold II for him. while he
ives still In the hospital. 1t was
al very mysterious He cot
twenty-five toousaad, blL whoever