davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

rect in the place Of kindlyfaced old
gentleman, whose mere nod brought
violent death to all who dared defy the
society or its program for widening
the sphere of Japanese influence. For
Hirota will take the place of the gentle
murderer of Premiers Inukai and
Hara, who signed naval treaties with
the hated Western powers Baron
Dan, head of the all-powerful House
Of Mitsui; Admiral Saito, General Jo-
taro, Finance Minister Korekiyo Taxa
hashi and scores Of other greats and
near greats.
He will succeed the pious patriarch
who drove hundreds of other despair
ing Japs to suicide. like the dashing
young Lieut. Aoshima and his wife
Li,nJ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

the Jekyn and Hyde ruler of Life and
death, who could order a man assas-
sinated without batting an eyelash,
yet once broke down and cried like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

DdUy w III II lie ACCIDENTALLY
stepped on a fuzzy caterpillar?
Where Toyama was distin-
guished by his silky white beard
and preference for Oriental
robes, Hirota wears an ordinary
Occidental mustache and Bond
st. clothes; and speaks English
and French fluently.
o Where Toyama seldom ven
tured outside his unpretentious
cottage on the road from
Toxic to Yokohama and
its golden shrine, Hirota
\ has been a frequent guest
at the many brilliant So
cial affairs of the diplo-
: matte circles In both Wash
ington and London.
D., liz 49,
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ken word a pacifist
and conciliator, 1t Is
hard to visualize
X oki Hirota as
leader of Toyama's
infamous band of
Oriental cutthroats,
the mercileSs malta
of the Far East.
In 1896, when the
Bl a ck Ora gon s
forced the Emperor
to name him Pre-
mier of Japan, Hi
rota said, "Japan's
naval policy is based
on principles of
aggression and
non-menace." And a
New Years mes
sage 10 America
had this to say:
"As the year
draws 10 a close we
look back with sat
isfaction at [ h g
nrocrpSS made In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

Gentle, Benign
Looking Mitsuru
TOyana Gould
Kill Men but Not
Caterpillars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

" tut hIIIU VI O
man is this new
leader the Black
Dragons are re-
puted to have Sc
lected to succeed
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-14

da sem dospel. &c hi ne bilo ka-
kin nepricakovanih ovir, ci
cez dobro uro prisel "a mano v
vilo drugim kljucem, XII ga je
incl sam.
Pc treh dneh poto~anja sem
prisel ma cilj. Ko sem zvecer
stikal okrog vile, je lilo kakor
il skafa. Nikoli ne bonn pozabil
tiste zapuscene in mracne ceste,
kjer je bilo slisati samo stropot
nepretrganega dezja in kjer so
vse hise, razsejane po vrtovih,
bile popolnoma temne. Oprezno
sem lezel naprej, pa Sc kar nj
sem mogel ubraniti misli, kako
bi bill ia kraj kot nalasc pripra-
ven "a zlocin. Skoraj nehote mi
je desnica v zepu povrsnika
stiskala rocaj pistole.
Kmalu sem bill pred hiso, XII
me lie zanimala. Ia trenotek
sem Sc ozrl naokoli, potem pa
sem vstopil.
Ko sem prestopil prag, sem
brz obrnil stikalo "a luc in vra-
Ia zaklenil. Nekaj pohistva po
hodniku je pricalo, da hisi nj
stanovalca. Skozi diva majhna
prostora sem dospel do stop
nisca. S hodnika v prvem mad
stropju je drzalo dvoje vrat.
/ Odprl sem tista ma desni. DrZa-
la ie v spalnico, kjer nj bilo te-
lefona. Moral sem torej v drugo
soho. Stopil sem zopet cez hod-
mix in Sc priblizal levin vratom.
Obrnil sem stikalo, XII je bilo
ma podboju ter pritisnil kljuko
da hi odprl. Kar naenkrat me
je obsel cuden strah, sam nisen1
,vedel zakaj. Strah, XII izvira il
zlih slutenj, ne prizanasa nit
najbolj hladnim in pogumnim ali
cello predrznim mozganom.
Dopovedoval sem 81, da je dc
sedaj vse gladko potekalo in da
torej mic ne opravicuje mojega
strahu. Pa nj mic pomagalo.
Koncno Sc mi je posrecilo, de-
sem Sc obvladal. z odlocnin
gibcm sem odrinil vrata. Yer
jetno so bill moi zivci lie prevei
napeti, zato tudi nisem moge
potlaciti prestrasenega krika, k
mi je usel IL grla.
V kotu sobe je lezalo moske
truplo: vznak, z rokam krcevl
to pritegnjehimi k telesu in
strasno razbito glavo.
Nekaj minut sem ostal kakol
prikovan ma mestu. Oci sem ne
premicno upiral v truplo M
tleh. Nazadnje sem Sc .zganil II
! sc domislil, da hi to moglo bi
Ii truplo mojcga tovarisa in d:
SO morilci morda Sc skriti nekj;
' tel zalostni hist.
Prav tedaj Sc mi je zazdelo
: da slisiIn sum, ko aa bi sc ne
kaj premikalo po stopnicah
Stisnil sem pistolo, Sc obrnil j.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-14
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

merjenim udarcem. Pogral sem
mu, kar me je zanimalo, mu po-
tisnil snopic kloroformirane va
te v nosnici in ga odnesel v
drugo sobo. Nato sem pocakal,
da Sc zbudite. .Tu je vasa legiti-
macija. Ne zamerite!'
To noe nisem posebno dobro
spal 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-14
Zal0stna hiSSa

Naloga, XII so mi 10 dali, Sc je
zdela zelo preprosta. 10 sem Sc
odpravljal ma pot, Sc mi Sc sa-
njalo nj, da grem nasproti eni
najbolj cudnih prigod ma svoji
zivljenski poti.
Kot usluzbenec skrivne poll
cije bi moral potovati ma neko
nesto ma Balkanu, kjer hi ma
Sci tovarisa, XII je tam preblval
in deloval. Tega tovarisa nisem
poznal. Vedel sem samo, da Je
eden nash najboljsih agentov,
ki Sc mu je bilo re pred precej
casa posrecilo vtihotapiti Sc v
nekaj skrivnostnih politicnih
zdruzenj.
Moji vladi Sc je mudilo I'VE
deti, kakSne zarote kujejo V IT,
stin levarnih krogih. Lahko 81
mislite kaksne tezave je moral
tovaris premagati, da je lahko
izpoInil svojo nalogo, zakaj vsa-
ka 1cprevidnost, pa &c tudi Sc
tako neznatna, bi ga bila lahko
veljala zivljenje. Zaradi tega Sc
! jo moral tudi pri tenn, ko je spo-
rocal vladi obvestila, XII jih je
dobil S pomocjo svoje prebrisa-
nosti, zatekati k najbolj duho-
vitinl zvijacam. Dobro je vedel,
da poznajo clani tistih zdruzb
VISA pota, 20 katerih Sc lahko
prcstlizejo sporocila in dopisi.
Zadnji mesec je ia mas clo-
vek II. pr. posiljal novice V ci-
sto vsakdanjih pismih, XII jih Ja
nastavljal ma neko deklico, XII
na. bl bila nJegoVa zarocenka'
Ta sporoclla so po precej zamo'
tanem krozenju prihajala nam
" roke.
Y zadnjem izmed teh' pisem
jo sporo5il, da je neobhodno po-
treono, da pride nekdo Cd mas
tia doll, da hi mu iahko zaupa]
nekaj izredno vaznih stvari.
Dolocili so pray meme, da Sc
snidem tovarisem. Ma pot sc
mi dali cudna navodila, XII so Sc
glasila nekako takole:
Brz ko bi prisel v tisto bal
kansko mesto, kjer je prebiva
tovaris, bi moral oditi v majhnc
vilo okolici mesta, v kateri pE
nihce ne prebiva. S kljucem, k
SO mi ga izrocili bi prisel v vi
10, pri ten pa bi moral skrbne
patti, da bi me nihce he opazil
Vrata bi moral "a seboj "a
kleniti ter Sc podati v sobo pr
vega nadstropja, kjer je tele
fon. V3c to bi moral ze zsoda
zveccr storiti, zakaj toeno oh q
bi moral telefonicno poklicat
doloceno stevilko. Ko bi dobi
zvezo, bi moral dvakrat zakas
ljati, mic drugega, potem pa slu
salko zepet obesiti. To zname
Inje maj bi tovarisa opozorilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-14

je podobna hlsic; in je imela
vse polno okenc. Skozi vsako o.
kence je vzletal pisan metulj in
nekam izginil, istem casu pa
je v hisici zvenelo ncsteto ca
robnih kraguljekov.
Laznik je onemel stal pred ca
robno uro in bi nemara Sc dol
60 tako stal in obcudoval pisa
ne metulje in zvenket carovnih
kraguljekov, da ga nj cesar u
daril po ramenu in ga spomnil,
cemu je prisel.
'Da pogledam, kaksna je res
nica!" mu rece in Sc vsede pred
veliko stekleno mizo.
In laznik stopi k mizi, obr-
ne zlat vrc navzgor in Sc pre-
den je videl, kaj DO pablo IL ME-
ga, zavpije:
ITO je resnica, castiti cesar!"
IL vrca je pablo drobceno ma
kovo zrnce, Sc potocilo po mizi
in Sc ustavilo ma robu.
'Kaj je to-" je vprasal cesar.
"Oreh, castiti cesar!" brz od-
govori laznik, ker nj mogel ver-
jeti, da DO "a tako drobno zrn-
ce res dobil sto zlatih &C.
kinov.
:, "Oreh?" zaklice cesar in sko-
ci S stola.
me, jabolko!" Sc popravi
laznik, ko je bill pomislil, da tu-
di orch nj dovolj velik "a boga-
to placilo, XII ga caka.
''Kaksno jabolko?" .je dejal
cesar. "Poglej bolje!!"
20, JAZZ bedak!" Sc zasmeje
laznik. RES, niti orch, niti ia
bolko, tenlveC buca! In kaksna
buca! Vse svoje zivljenje nisem
videl lepse in debelejse buce!"
Cesar nj odgovoril, stopil je
naprej po sobi in trikrat "a
poredoma zaploskal z rokami.
V tistem hipu so sc odprla de-
setera vrata in skozi vsaka vra-
ia so stopili soho dvorjani in
vojaki.
Date temu cloveku toliko
batin kolikor zlatih cekinov je
hotel prejeti!' rece cesar jezno
in pokaze ma laznika. "Trikrat
Sc mi je hotel zlagati, ker nj ma
raj priznati, da je resnica lahko
tudi cisto majhna in priprosta
kakor proseno zrnow
"Usmiljenje, castiti cesar!"
je zavpil laznik in tresoc Sc
strahu padel ma kolena.
Toda vojaki so ga zgrabili in
ga odnesli iz sobe.. Dvorjane pa
SO oblile solze in v znak zalova-
MIA SO 81 povezali brke z crnim
trakom, kajti cesarske palice so
bile drenove in clovek nj mogel
prenesti njih udarcev.
/ In ko je cesar ostal sam v So
bi, je pobral mize proseno zr-
no, 81 ga polozil ma dian in od-
prl okno. Brz je priletel nezna-
ten vrabcek in veselo pozobal
zrnce S cesarjeve roke.
I ia bozja ptica je bila vred-
ma resnice, kajti memo veselje
je bilo stokrat yecje cd prose-
mega zfna.
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Starejsa dana: ''Ne vem, kje
je vzrok, gospod Koren, toda
oh mojem casu so bill gospodje'
dosti vljudnejsi nego sedaj."
Koren: "Gotovo, toda teda;
so bile tudi dame znatno mlaj-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-14

plod sestdesetletnega trdega in nesebcnega dea ter
spravila slovansko ludstvo novh pokran popolno 60
spodarsko odvisnost alijanskh zavodov, SO bill Sc
pred faszom in so osta nanevarnejsi eksponent po-
alijancevane potke uradne Itaije Neprecenljiva je
morana skoda, XII jo e utrpeo slovansko udstvo uni
cenem negovh zadrug; efektina gnotna skoda pa gre
V tezke desetine milijonov
Pokradl so nam 500 mill jonov lir
kratki dobi italijanske vadavine bill Pri-
morskem oskodovani srani Ialje in njenh zastopni
kov vsoe, XII p najmanjs oceni odrazajo slede-
cih stevilkah pri zamenjav denar 78 monom r, pri
avstrskem vojnem posolu, pri voaskih nakazncah 80
mill jonov pri pozigh Oh nastopu faszma rs mjonov,
pri voni odskodnni Goriskem 100 mill onov, pri do
brodenih ustanovah 10 mijonov, pri Jadransk banki
80 milijonov in pri zadrugah 35 mlijonov, skupna
Skoda 320 mionov lir Tu nj vsteta skoda prezgod-
MO izsekavanje drzavnh in obcnskih gozdov, nera
cona]no zkorscane rudnka zivega srebra Idr swim
cenega rudnika Rablju, premogovnika Karpanu in
Rasi, kakor tudi MISC vpostee ogromne nepre
cenve skode, XII jh e utrpea Julijski Krajni nasa
industrial, govna in obrt zaradi poltcnega preganja
MIA nih lastnkov stran itajanskih obasti, name
nom da unicio predvsem gospodarsko moe jugosovan-
skega zvlja zao da b lazje zomi negov odpor Tu nj
vpostevana skoda, XII jo e pod Iaijo upelo ugosovan
sko prebivalstvo Julijske Krane
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magic skocil ma hodnik.

magic SkOcll ma hodnik.
Toda ma stopnicah nj bilo Ii
We duse. A vendar sem zdaj Sc
razlocnejse slisal selest, XII mu
ne bi mogel dolociti smeri, cd
kod prihaja.. Zdaj je ze kar ka-
zalo, da me DO groza premaga-
la. Yes sem Sc potil in tresel.
Kljub temu e m po kratkih
stopnicah odsel pocasi navzdol
in Sc previdno stiskal k zidu.
Ko sem dosegel pritlieje, sem
jo ubral skozi oba prostora, XII
sta drzala ma hodnik pri glav-
nih wrath.
PRAY tisti trenotek, ko e m
stopil ma hodnik, Sc mi je "a
zdelo, da me prevze.najo blaz-
ri prividi.
Vrata, XII so drzala ma cesto,
tista vrata, XII sem jih bill takoj,
ko sem stopil v hiso, trdno "a
klenil, so bila zdaj ma stezaj
odprta. Nekdo je torej -.
Toda nisem utegnil premis-
ljati, zakaj tisti -trenotek sem
zacutil stra hovit udarec
v think. Opotekel sem sc
ter skusal stopiti nekaj kora-
kov dalje, potem pa me je Ia
grnil mrak in onesvestil sem Sc.
Ko sem Sc zavedal, sem Sc
znasel leze ma klopi, XII je stala
ma hodniku. Pred mano je stal
clovek odlocnega, ali prijazne-
ga obraza in je kadil cigarette.
"Kako je?" me je skrbno
vprasal.
Cetudi sem bill Sc malo zme-
san, SO mi mozgani vendar re
lzar dobro delovali. Zato sem sc
i takoj domislil, da temu Glove
ku najboljse odgovorim, &c pla-
mem mani. Toda preden sem mo-
gel samo migniti, mi je vljudno
ali trdo polozil roko ma ramo
ter malomarno dejal:
lie mir, Keller! Tovarisa sva
in oprostiti mi morate to, kar
sem storil!"
Hitro me je prijel pod pazdu-
no in me zvlekel ma plano. -
Kmalu sva bila nekaj sto kora-
kov oddaljena cd zalostne hise,
Med potjo mi je dejal: "Vi ste
V ten krajih novinec. Vse vam
bonn pojasnil kasneje, sedaj Sc
morava pa pozuriti cd tu!'
Cez dobro uro sva sedela '
prijetni okoliski gostilni. Krc'
maria sva lie z veliko tezavo
zbudila. Vecerjala sva izvrstno
Nikdar ne bonn pozabil sijajnih
raznjicev in zelnate solate
Ko sva zaklenila vrata spal'
nice "a seboj, je tovaris pricel
"Vse je slo kakor po olju dc
21. ure. Takrat pa sem cd svo
jega zaupnika nenadoma I'VE
del, da so vas izsledili in da bo'
do v samotni viii vami obra.
cunali. Sam nisem vedel, kaj u
lzreniti. Nisem vas poznal, nit
sem vedel, kje bi vas iztaknil \
tenn casu. Kar ma slepo sem te'
lefoniral v sedez doticnega zdru
zenja. Oglasil Sc je sam pred
sednik. Povedal sem mu geslo
XII mi je bio znano in mu de
| jal, da ste re tam in da je ire
ba vse koncati Sc pred % uro
ker da je policija obvescena
Nato sem telefoniral nekem,
clanu zdruzenja, XII sem ga po
znal in vedel, da je eden glav
nih "likvidatorjev" ter mu spo
rocil, maj stvar uredi takoj. T;
81 seveda tega nj pustil dvakra'
reel. Sedaj lezi preklano gla
: vo v prvem nadstropju, kakol
veste. "Likvidiral' ga je njego,
tovaris, Xxi je bill preprican, d:
ina vas pred sebcj. Vso zade
vo sem opazoval skirt ma vrtu
Ko ste prisi je bila zadeva Z
, koncana. Izvrsilec je incl pr
sebi neke vazne listjne, pa sen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-14
Laznik in resnica

Laznik in resnica
zivel je nekoc velik laznik.
Take velikega Sc dotlej nj bilo
ma svetu. &c ii je voscil "dober
vecer", Sc ii je prav gotovo ho-
tel zlagati, zakaj vsi drugi lju'
die so takrat govorili "dobro
jutro".
Tudi &c Sc je v spanju kom
pogovarjal, Sc nj ,mogel prema-
gait, da ne bi izustil kaksne
debele z dolgim repom.
Nekega dne je cesar tiste de-
zele dal razglasiti sirom svoje-
ga. cesarstva, da DO dal onemu,
XII najde resnico in mu jo po.
kaze, sto zlatih cekinov.
In mnogi so Sc razsli ma vse
stiri strani, da bi poiskali res
nico.
Tudi laznik Sc je napotil cez
reke in dollne, da 5l poiskal res
nico.
"Sto zlatih cekinov nj kar ta-
ko," je dejal sam Ease. "Za taks-
no placilo je ze vredno, da Sc
malice ogledas po svetu.'
Resnica pa - kakor vse dra-
gocene reci je bila tam ne
kje ma koncu sveta, v kolibj
starega carovnika, XII je prebi-
val gluhem gozdu.
Mnogo ljudi je hodilo skozi
ia gozd in Sc zaustavljalo pred
carovnikovo kolibo; toda da nj
live duse njej.
Naposled je prisel tudi laznik
Komaj pa je prisel do kolibe, ze
so Sc mu vrata kar sama odpr-
la. Ma pragu je stopil start ca.
rovnik, Sc nakasljal in dejal:
'Vem, cemu 81 prisel. Glej
tebi bonn dal resnico, ker vem
da je ne hos zadrzal zase."
Ko je izpregovoril te besede
je stopil v kolibo in prinesel il
ME zlat vrc.
"Vzemi tale vrc, je dejal laz
niku, "in ga ponesi v cesarjeve
palace. Ko stopis pred cesarja
obrni vec z dnom navzgor ir
karkoli DO pablo il MEGA, tt br;
zaklici:
"Glej, castiti cesar, to je res
nica!"
Laznik pograbi zlat vrc in ia
drno pohiti v cesarsko palace
A spotoms ga je premagala ra
dovednost in pokukal je v zla'
'vrc in ko je videl, da je prazen
pomisli sam pri sebi:
"Morda je to carovnija in bt
resnica sele pozneje skocila i,
vrca." ..
In Sc bolj je pohitel.
Ko pa je dospel pred palace
je stopil predenj vojak S puske
v roki in mu zapovedal pocaka
ii, kajti cesar je bill komaj VISTA
in zdaj zajtrkuje mleko in me
den kruh.
''Niti minute ne morem ca
kati!" zavpije laznik. "Mudi 81
mi, takoj moran " palaeo!"
/ Cesar kajpada nj bill ia k
star in je incl zatorej Sc zdra
va usesa. Takoj je zaslisal pre-
pir in je Sci pugledat, kaj sc j
zgodilo. v eni roki je drzal nile
ko, v drugi pa meden kruh.
:. "Cesa zell Ia clovek?" je vpra
Sal, ko je zagledal laznika.
J Laznik pa Sc je priklonil
dvignil Flat vrc in rekel: Il
\ "Nasel sem resnico, castit
cesar in sem prisel, da tt jo po
kazem!' ...
PRAY, pusti ga, maj vstopi,
sc obrne cesar k svojerau I'VE
Montana labor news., 1944-10-05

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State of Montana, in and
for the County OF Silver Bow.
ALEX ALEXIS, Plaintiff,
VS..
EDWARD believer, IRA j. BROWN, doing
business as AND BROWN, a cor
poration; WILLIAM j. SUTHERLAND, and
ether persons unknown claiming or who
might claim any right, title, estate OF In
terest In, or lien or encumbrance upon, the
real property described in this complaint,
or any thereof, adverse to plaintiffs owner
ship, or any cloud upon plaintiffs title
thereto. whether such claim or possible
Montana labor news., 1944-10-05


Notice is hereby given that the following
described personal property upon which the
sum set forth following each article is due
for storage fees, will be sold at public auction
for cash:
Deposited 1874 by Howard oechsli, one
muskrat coat, amount due s14O0.
Deposited 5-4-42 by Mrs. T. RAIDER, Kirk
land, Wash, one brown squirrel, amount due
$500.
Deposited s-s-4O by Catherine Anderson
one Silver Foy, amount due $4,000.
Deposited by Mrs. Delaterre, 1916 Whitney,
one Hudson Seal, amount due $1,000.
Deposited by G, A. Johnson, one pony coat,
amount due $500.
Deposited 7-17-39 by j. A. Reau, one beaver
coat. amount due $5l.O0.
Deposited 1-l7-4O by Carrie Sullivan, one
raccoon coat, amount due sl700.
Deposited 7-17-40 by James Patten, Philips
burg, one black choker fox, amount due $40,
Deposited 7-i5-39 by Edith Bernard Burt,
II West Granite, one seal coat, amount due
$4,000.
Deposited 6-2O-s9 by Frank Wilson, fur
work. amount due $26.50.
Deposited $3.50 by Blanche Anderson, one
pony coat. amount due $72.OO.
Deposited 9-12-41 by Mrs. W. Clarke, one
Hudson seal coat, amount due $4,000.
Deposited 5-20-38 by VIM. Doons, Albertson
Apis, one muskrat coat, amount due $500.
Deposited 5-18-42 by Frances Du Bois, Co
lumbia Gardens, one beaver coat, amount due
$4,000.
Deposited 5-29-43 by Ethel Moe, Clark
Hotel, one sealine, amount due $3.50.
The said auction sale will be held at $50
o'clock a. m. on the 9Th day Of November,
Company storeroom at 40 West Galena street
in the City of Butte, County Of Silver Bow,
State Of Montana.
First Publication october S, 1944-4T
Montana labor news., 1944-10-05

ALIAS 0ONlflORNO
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana, In and
For the County of Silver Bow.
KATHRYN STUPAR, Plaintiff,
GEORGE sTUPAR, Defendant.
The State of Montana Sends Greetings to the
Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed in
the office of the Clerk Of this Court, a copy
Of which is herewith served upon you, and
to file your answer and serve a copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this mmo ex-
elusive of the day of service; and in case Of
your failure to appear or answer, Judgment
will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint, wherein it
is alleged:
That plaintiff and defendant intermarried
at Tacoma, washington, on or about the
18th day of April. 1912, and ever since said
date have been and now are husband and
wife.
year Immediately prior to the commencement
Of this action, and still is, an actual and
bona fide resident Of the State of Montana.
That no children were born as issue Of
said marriage.
That the defendant, disregarding the
solemnity OF his marriage VOWS. has been and
now is guilty of Wilful Desertion Of and to-
ward plaintiff in this, to-wit. That at Mis-
SOula, Montana, and on or about the 25th
day Of August, 1912, the said defendant with
the intent in him. to desert and abandon
plaintiff and to live separate and apart from
plaintiff, did, without just or sufficient cause
or provocatiom therefore,, wilfully, voluntarily
wrongfully and knowingly desert and abandon
plaintiff. That said desertion has persisted
and continued in ever since the said 25th day
Of August, 1912, and for more than one year
last past and Immediately prior to the COM
mencement of this action, and was and is
without the consent Of plaintiff and against
her wishes.
WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays that the bonds
Of matrimony heretofore and now existing
between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved
and forever set aside, and that plaintiff be
granted an absolute divorce from defendant
and that plaintiff have such other and fur
Their relief as the Court may deem just and
equitable in the premises.
(For further particulars see complaint on
file herein.)
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of said
Court this 4th day Of october A. D., 1914.
Seal ELMER SHEA, Clerk
BY D. F. HOLLAND, Deuty Clerk.
W. Z. COYLE, FRANK X. YBARRA,
514 Silver Bow Block,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First Publication october 5, i944-4r
Montana labor news., 1944-10-05

Alias DDNANAUAND
In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Montana, in and
Tor the County Of Silver Bow.
PETER V. STEPANAVICH, Plaintiff,
VS..
FAY sTEPANAVICH, Defendant.
The State Of Montana sends greetings to
the above named defendant:
You are hereby ummoned to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed in
the office of the Clerk Of this Court, a copy
of which is herewith served upon you, and
to file your answer and serve a copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons, eX-
elusive OF the day Of service; and in case of
your failure to appear or answer Judgment
will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint, wherein
it is alleged:
That plaintiff and defendant intermarried
at Alcreek, Pennsylvania, on or about the
i4th day OF August, 1912, and ever since
said date have been and now are husband
and wife.
That plaintiff has been for more than one
year Immediately prior to the commencement
of this action, and still is, an actual and
bona fide resident Of the State of Montana.
That no children were born as issue Of
said marriage.
That the defendant, disregarding the
solemnity Of her marriage vows. has been and
now is guilty OF wilful d~esertion Of and
toward plaintiff in this, to-wit; That at
Butte, Montana, and on or about the LIST day
Of September, 1913, the said defendant, with
the intent in her, to desert and abandon
plaintiff and to live separate and apart from
plaintiff, did, without Just or sufficient
cause or proyocation therefore, wilfully, vol
unfairly, wrongfully and knowingly desert
and abandon plaintiff. That said d~esertion
has persisted and continued in ever since the
said LIST day Of September, 1913, and for
more than one year last past and immedi-
ately prior to the commencement of this
action. and was and is without the consent
Of plaintiff and against his wishes.
Wherefore, plaintiff prays that the bonds
of matrimony heretofore and now existing
between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved
and forever set aside, and that plaintiff be
granted an absolute divorce from defendant,
and that plaintiff have such other and further
relief as the Court may deem just and equit-
able in the premises.
For further particulars see complaint on
file herein)
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 18th day Of September. A. D., 1914.
court Seal ELMER SHEA, Clerk.
". E. COYLE. FRANK x. YBARRA,
5i4 Silver Bow Block,
Butte, Montana.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication Sept. 14-4T