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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-05-02
EasiIy-Explained Anomaly.


the others armament, and, like many
of the opponents in the old dueling
times, the nerves of both were more or
less Influenced by what they knew. A
few hits were enough to make them
keep their distance. The guns never
dared to move into decisive range, and
when one side had done enough to sat-
isfy it's sense of self-respect 1t made a
strategic movement to the rear. Long
range fire, both from rifles md guns,
had an exceptionally good opportunity
for exhibiting its destructive effect,
and these weapons were as efficient as
those in the hands of any army at the
time.
But it is not by armament that wars
are decided; the personal element is
still the predominant one, and the
flesh and blood of the soldier is not to
be steeled or hardened by any me-
! chanical process such as may be APP
piled to plates or gunbarrels. The men
at Domokos did not shoot we'll because
they were themselves being shot at,
and because the officers had not the
same control over those in the ranks
that our officers on the Nile possessed
over the men they had trained. No
doubt at Omdurman both British and
Egyptians were being shot at, too,
and many bullet found it's way into
q brave mans body, but the men actu-
ally shooting were comparatively lit
tie hit. and if the bullets which sailed
over the heads of those in the firing
line found victims in the rear, those
in front did not know of it until the
battle was over and the victory won.
When your enemy does not get nearer
than half mile away, it is easy to
keep your head, to feel confident, to
aim deliberately, especially if you
know that you are supported by
powerful artillery while he has none,
and If you are certain that the weapon
in your hand is infinitely superior to
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
LOCALS AND PERSONAL.

Mr., j. P.'Shelley spent yesterday in
Waycross.
Judge B. Whitfield left yesterday
for Jacksonville.
Mr.. Louis J. Leayy, JT, left for. Ia
a.sr
vana yesterday morning.
Mr.. Goldsmith Lehman returned to
his home in Atlanta yesterday.
The Savannah tug Minis is here and
will tow the schooner Birdsall to Bal.
timore.
Attention is called to the notice of
the Light g Water Co OF the water
being closed off this morning.
The large Sam Jones tent was raised
yesterday. and every thing will be rea.
dy for the evangslis, when he comes.
The. "2e have captured three of
tx -au of thieves which has been
giving Brunswickians SO much trouble
during the past two weeks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
To be Given In the Baptist Church
this Evening by Locsl Talent.

The grand sacred concert, which has
been 10 ,ked forward to for so long,
will be given this evening, 10 the Bsp-
list church, beginning promptly at 30
O'clock. There will be no admission
charged, voluntary collection will be
faken up during the evening, and all
Interested in the raising Of q fuad for
fhe new pipe organ for the church, are
cordially Invited to re present. Gwen
during the Lanten season., this sacred
event, in the church, will be attended
~ every o2s interested in music and
the cause In which it ia present. Those
who will take part are;
Deals Orchestra, accompanied by
Mrs. Baya and Miss jamie Symons.
Soprsnors-M -Mesdames G. w. Blan-
ton w. B. Lee, Sheffield, j. B.
Wright. W. Fl. DYER, Misses Gertrude
Allen, Nellie ColesberrY, Bes i4 Fox,
Fay SYmons, Sizer.
Altos-Mesdames j. W. Wallace, E.
d. Walter, A. B Rowe, Freeman,
Miss Lucille Butts.
Tenors-Dr. Blanton, Messrs. r. E.
sherman, c. L. Gambler, G. G. Fleming,
j, s. Ray mond, w. M. Upper.
Bassos-Messrs. r E. LaMauce, AL
bart Smith, M. Robbins, E. J. Allen,
and Howsrd Waff.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
DIED SUDDENLY.
Sister DeSales of the Catholic Convent
Passes Away.

Sister D>Sales of SC. Joseph's oot =
vent died suddenly about 12 O'Clock
yesterday and her sad death has caus.
ed general sorrow.
The deceased was well and hearty
up to few seconds before death and
was drinking CUP of tea when sud
denly she fell over ard without the
least pain quietly passed away. Ply.
sicians were summoned but the good
woman bad reached the great beyond
before the arrival Of the doctors.
The deceased was a native of Ohio
and bad only bsen in Brunsw ok a few
months, but during that time she had
won place, not c@ly In the hearts of
her scholars, but al who knew her.
The Mother Superior will arrive this
morning from Washington, Ca,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
PROGRAM.

Dsaps Orchestra, Opening Selection,
Eymn-"Joy to the World"-by ev-
erybody.
Chorus-"Guide Ne, on, Thou Great
Jehova."
Trio-"vent,"Mrs.J B. Wright, c.
9. Fleming. sno H. J. WaY.
Duet-M;s, E. D. Waller, aud Mr..
G. L. Gambler.
solo-Mrs. She field,
Quartet-Mrs. Walter, Miss Coles
bury, Messrs. J, S. Raymond and AL
bert Smith,
Duet-Mesdames w. H. Dyer and
A B, Rowe.
Solo-Miss Fay Sl mons
Offertory-"Jesus Lover of MY
Soul,
Solo-Miss Bessie Fox.
Duet-Messrs f. E. Sherman and
Albert Smith.
Male Quartet t-Messrs. Fleming, Al
len, Blauton and Waff.
Solo-Mrs. J. w. Wallace.
Chorus-"Festival Anthem"
Doxology.
Dsal's OFchestrs.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
PREPARATORY SERVICES,

The union services preparatory to
the tent meeting were held last. nj ght
az tie First Methodist church and
were we'll attended. Much interest ia
being shown. Tue servic,s will be
held tonight at the Presbyterian
church and will be only one hour long
giving all those who attend plenty OF
time for the concert at the Baptist
church.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
FRUIT NOT INJURED.
Cold Weather Has Not Done It Any
Damage.

Griffin, Ga March 7.-Last night
was the very coolest weather that Griffin
and this section has experienced yet,
the thermometer going down to 16
degrees above zero. In some localities
the fruit buds are swollen, but it is not
thought that the fruit is injured at all.
Director Redding, Of the Experiment
Station, states that the prospect there
for good crop is unchanged, as the
buds are not far enough advanced 10 be
Injured by 10 degrees weRher, when it
is dry like it is now.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
CONTRACTS GIVEN
FOR WAR VESSELS
Thirteen New Ships to be
Built at Once
Increase NAVY'S Strength.
1t Will be Nearly Double When
These Sea Fighters are
Completed.

Washington, Mch. 7-Secretary Long
today awarded the CONTRACTS for the
thirteen new war vessels and work on
She same will begin as soon as possible.
Mr.. Long is very proud OF the fact
that when these vessels are completed
the power of the navy will be almost
doubled. The new ships will be mod
ern In every sense Of the word.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
MR. DOWNING IN CUBA.

The Havana Post of Tuesday said !:
"Mr. G. Downing and daughter, Mrs.
P. M. Nightingale. OF Brunswick, Ga,
visited Cabana and Moro castles yester.
day afternoon accompanied by Post
representative. The party were ex-
tended the courtesy Of the launch Of the
harbor patrol. They will leave today
on the Prince Edward for the United
States after pleasant visit here. They
express themselves as delighted with
Cuba"
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
SESSION OF TBE
CITY Fathers.
Meeting Last Night a Slow
TWO MORE POLICEMEN
Council Thinking Of Adding Adds
tional Men to the Police
Force.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR NEE ING.
Brunswick, Ca, March z, 1901.
Present-Hon. N. Emanuel, Mayor,
and Aldermen McGarvey, Briesenick,
Cox, Bloodworth. Newman and Cal
houn.
Absent-A1derman uBlgnon.
Bids for furnishing medicines for
hospital and city patients for ensuing
year was awarded to w. Joerger, his
bid being $3.50 per month.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Calhoun
That city assessors be given further
time to complete their wo'k.
By Alderman McGArvey-
Whereas the vacant lots, Nos. 140 and
14l between Richmond and Reynolds
strests also lots II and 10 Bay street,
have become a menace to public health
and dangerous to pedestrians, therefore
be 1t, and it is hereby reso1 ved by the
Mayor and Council. in council assem-
bled, that said lots be at once placed in
good sanitary condition and a guard
rail erected On lots fronting on Bay
street. Adopted.
By Alderman Blood worth
That the regular meetings of council
be changed from every Thursday to the
second and fourth Thursday nights In
each month at eight O'Clock.
REPORTS.
From 'ce committee to whom was
AClGEAOd pStkbIOu VI d. LIZ JUIuhu 6uu
others regarding the Acre aud disorderly
house near Risley school recommended,
that the marshal see that the law in
regard to mi ors be strictly enforced IN
the Acre, and in reference to disorderly
house near Rlsley school that marshal
be given power and Instructed to act as
advised. Adopted.
From Police committee recommend
ing that two additional policeman be
e employed. Received.
o. dinance, Amending license ordi-
nance read second time.
| Election to fill vacancy in board Of
aide men deferred until another meet.
ing. Adjourned.
w. F. Symors,
Clerk Of Council.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
FOR SOUTH AFRICA,

Ottawa, Moh. 7-Recruits for the
South African Constabulary are mobi
izipg here today. Only those from
points west Of this city are gathering
here. The eastern contingent will
meet the 18th instant at Halifax,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
TICKET PRESENTED,

In the second drawing for the hand
ome clock offered by Kenuon Mott,
the jewelef, to his Christmas custo-
mers, ticket 2ls0 was the lucky mum
ber. The drawing was in charge OF
Messrs. j. a. Smith and Howard
Waff. Miss Hettie Hotch, of zoe
George street, had the ticket and the
clock was delivered to her on Satur.
day.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
OFF FOR ENGLAND,

New York, Mob: Jockey Tod
Shane sailed for England today after
spending a week with friends at bis
old home in Kokomo, Ind. He was not
communio2t ve as to bis plans for the
season.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
ADDICK5 WILL LOSE.
His Best Friends Say He Cannot Pos
sibly Win.

Dover. Del, Mon. Ut is now con-
ceded by the staun chest supporters of
Addicks that he cannot win his fight
for United States senator and it is said
that. he may retire. from the race at an
early date. Addicks has made good
fight but his record is very much
against him.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
BOARD OF TRADE TODAY.

Tbe regular meeting of the Board of
Trade will be held at their rooms In
the city hall today and all members
are urged to be present. All who be-
long to this body should attend the
meetings as every man is needed,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
LABOR MEETING.

The white labor union held an i'm.
p0rtsnt and well attended meeting In
Labor Hall last night. The unionais
thinking Of sending delegates to the
convention in Columbus but no defin-
ate action has as yet been taken The
meeting night has been changed from
Thursday to Wednesday.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
EMMETT DAY OBSERVED.

Syracuse, N. Y, March 7-Emme.t t
day was celebrated by the Irish societies
OF Syracuse todly. Maud Come, the
Irish Joan Of Arc. and Major John Nc.
Bride were the PRINCIPAL speakers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
ATTENTION VETERANS.

All Confederate veterans are reques-
ted to be present ON Saturday afternoon
at three O'Clock, at the Cfics of DR.. w.
b. Burroughs, on Newcastle street,
when a meeting is called to discuss
matters of general Importance
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
WANTED TO SERVE,

lChas Patterson, negro, who was
arrested for larcency some days ago,
made plea Of guilty and was sentenced
by Judge Sparks yesterday. Patterson
asked the court TO hold special term
So he could begin serving his sentence
without having to walt for the regular
teg NJ.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
SHIP NOTICE,

Neither the master, nor oonsignee
of the Norwegian bark Sigrid, will be
responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew Of said bark.
Hanan, Master.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
NOTICE WATER CONSUMERS.

The water will be closed of fror,
the city at 9 O'Clock this morning for
possibly one hour, to fnisb some re-
pairs in the water station.
B. L. & w. Co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
FRYE RE-ELECTED.

Washington, Mch. 7-Senator Frye
was reelected President protein pore
OF the senate today.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
MUST WAIT AGAIN.

The failure of the river and harbor
bill to pass will cause Col. Goodyear
another wait for his $4,000.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08

here today. Many prominent Eastern
players have entered for the ohamp pion>
ship.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08
GOLF GAMES,

Los Angeles, CAL, Mch Z A golf
for professionals opened
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-08

ForCroup use CHENEYS
.EXPECTORANT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

The community was shocked on We'd
ne ,day moyning last to lean that DIR.
Phillips, one OF our prominent physicians
had succnmbed to mn attack OF typhoid
fever. Ills death occurred at . o'clock
Tuesday night. the hour lie had set for
his own demise. From the beginning OF
his illness, two weeks before. the doctor
had entertained n premonition TINT lie
would not recover, aud proceeded to
make his will and other arrangements
with that end in view. Though lie did
not fix day. he declared thnt he would
die somewhere between the hours OF iivs
and nine p. IN. At five Tuesday evening
he fell into u partially comotose condition
and only rallied ut intervals until nine
o'clock when he passed away.
home ON Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
Davenport, und tho remains were taken
on tho night train to Greenwood. Ind.
for intermsnt, Mrs. Phillips and ner son
accompanying them.
Rev. Davenport paid high tribute Of
praise TO the deceased physician aud We
quote below portion Of his funeral nd-
dress:
Charles W. Phillips was born in
Jennings Co. Ind, Jan. 1. 1859. His
boy hood wns spent on his fathers fnrm.
He was married in 1852 to Miss Emmn
Knyl. He graduated from Ohio Medical
College in lss3. md began tho practice
Of medicine nj Scipio. Ind. After some
years in practice he spent year travel
ing abroad and took course of lecture.
in one Of the leading medical schools OF
Germany. He came to Rocky Ford in
4 - sn.ss
terian church and Of several Of the fra.
ternal societies. He leaves devoted
wife aud one son to mourn tho loss Of n
loving husband aud father.
We who knew him found him 10 b n
man OF large heart, full Of sympathy
with suffering humanity wherever he
might Ind il. This characteristic made
HIM devoted to his profession OF alicvint.
ing the miserieo OF others. and to this
work he gave himself with uasiinting
energy. SO much 80 indeed ~ to impair
his avn health aud no doubt to hnsten
| it's ending. II falls to the lot Of n few
men to do the service for the poor tina,
was constantly given by DR.. Phillips
and in many home where poverty nc.
companied illness blessing is pronounced
upon the head Of the man who would
come nt the first call Of need.
His wif. and son were chici.st in his
thought and to them he gave unsparini.
devotion aud love. Thus he was and
thus We knew him, every day the snmc
smil ng. sympathetic. congcninl friend.
The attendance Mt the funeral was
very large aud il was evident tina, many
citizens Eel, u deep personal loss III the
death Of DIR. Phillips.tcs,ifying to the
| high esteem in which he was held in the
community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
Resolutions By the Eagles.

At the regular meeting Of Rocky Ford
Aeric No. IN, +. o. T.. the lodge. utter
listening to the chnplain's eloquent and
timely eulogy OF the nssassiuatci prcsi.
dent, unanimously adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
WHEREAS. Almighty Providence in
His inexplicablc will has removed from
us our beloved president and fellow.citi.
zen. William Mckinley, lie it
Resolved. That we, with the whole
country. mourn and deplorc the un.
timely death OF the great statesman. the
brave soldier. the true and just ruler
over free men. the noblest example of
American manhood.
Resolved, That ms small token Of
our grief and sorrow, the charter Of this
Aerie shall be draped i'll mourning for
the next thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolu ions be
entered on the records of our Aerie and
published in the newspapers OF the city.
G. MEYER. NJ. d.,
GEo. BURNETT.
l.. n. MITCHELL.
Committee.
Rocky Ford. Sept. 10. 1901.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
Gone. r.iuv D cx shooting.

The duck shooting season has now
been open for three weeks and our
local sportsmen are engaged somewhat
in the pastlme. The report of the shot
gun is heard on all sides, late at night
and in the early morning. But the best
OF the season has not yet opened. The
teal duck. which Is n native OF Colo
RADIO. is the only one OF the species
hood. The mallards. redheads and
now on the lakes in this neighbor-
others will not be found until the
autumnal storms drive them down
from the north. There are many lakes
near Rocky Ford where ducks are
found in abundance. The law permits
single person to kill twenty ducks
at n single outing. but these must be
for his own use. as he is not allowed
to sell or give away ducks.
Our sportsmen and owners OF lakes
are not all aware OF one important
provision OF the state game laws.
All persons having lakes or parks for
the preservation OF game must procure
a state license therefor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Joseph Newman. the song writer.
singer and humorist. and his excellent
company will appear at the Kicker
Opera House Thursday. October ].
Mr.. Newman's company this year In
cludes Miss Sada Talbot. elocutionist.
and Miss Bessie Dade. contral'o. and
Miss Rose johnson. pianist. new mem
bers that are sure TO be received with
favor. There will be complete
change OF program this season. and
the entertainment promises to be more
enjoyable than ever. Mr.. Newman
has written number OF bright
catchy songs recently. and he will
have a budget OF new jokes and stor-
les to offer. The program will include
n one-act comedy. MOLLY G." which
keeps nm audience In the best OF hu-
NOR for half an hour. An entertain
ment such as the Joseph Newman
Company presents Is ut once attract
I've and one which all theatcr gocrs
can thoroughly enjoy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

There is trouble brewing between
he Holbrook ditch company and tue
Fort Lyon company. Both companies
have teams at work on the Horse Creek
reservoir construction. and both are
claiming the site. The dispute will
probably be taken into court for set
tlemcnt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

For the iin. driving afforded by the
streets Of Rocky Ford che pnblic is in-
debted to the excellent work OF Street
Supervisor jackson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
Rocker Opera House.

Among the late bookings for
this house are Thomas Jefferson
in rip Van Winkle," and Murray
and Macks in "Finnegan's Ball"
Manager Wilson says the best Is
none too good for Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Thomas j. Stanley. who has inst re-
turned from California. says the Manzn-
nola Sun, is now fully convinced that
the Arkansas Valley il ahead Of Califor-
uia for honey production. Here the crop
IL snrcr mud the flavor superior.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

For Sale, Two Full Blooded
Jersey Heifers. Yearlings.
SAM HULsE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

The ladies cannot fail to be in
terested in the announcement of
Miss Jennie Goblin in our advertis-
ing columns. Read it and be
there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
Rocky Ford, Sept. 10. 1901.

Hon. G.. W. Swink and Geo. o. Gould
were prize winners Mt the State fair in
the apiary department. these two gentle
men taking abont all the premiums Of
ferel
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Friday evening a runaway team
caused a general stampede on Main
street. a man who tried to stop them
got knocked down for his bravery,
but was soon on his feet again. not
much hurt. The horses rounded the
corner OF Main and Railroad streets
and the tongue OF the wagon came in
very forceful contact with an electric
light pole. splIntering the tongue TO
siivers and punching a deep indenta-
tion In the pole. But the horses sped
On some distance without the wagon.
one OF them going on TO Newdale.
where they were owned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Apples For Sale. Call on G.. A.
Jones, forty rods south of Wash
ington School building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Our streets are already lively with
heavily loaded beet wagons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

For Sale Beautiful corner lot
100 l4O, big shade trees, 3 room
house with sheds. Enquire at
this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Wanted-First class girl for
general house work for family of
four. Good wages.
Mrs. Frank Bingham.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
RAcKEp oFE a BRIDGE.

A very serious accident happened TO
Mrs. G. W. Curliss while driving into
own on Friday last. She was driving
rather spirited horse and as she
lrove upon cne OF the Otero ditch
bridges. southwest of town the animal
vas startled by man who lay
'ounging on the ridge and who got
Up suddenly as the horse came ON the
bridge. The horse became at once
unmanageabie and backed on .Ae
bridge. throwing Mrs. Carliss into the
water and the buggy on top OF her.
and the horse falling on top OF the
buggy. Mr.. Carliss was driving load
OF hay to town and was near at hand
when the accident occurred. but be-
fore he reached the bridge Mrs. Car
liss had clambered out to the bank.
though badly injured. DIR. Fenton.
who was calling in the neighborhood
was called and found that the woman
lad four ribs and collar bone and
shoulder blade broken. ESasperated by
The serious hurt TO his wife. MIR. Car
liss fell upon the man who had caused
the mishap and thrashed him soundly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Take YOUR Watch to kreiders.
Opera House block. for prompt
repair and the very best of work
mnnship.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

For Sale-First class Alfalfa
hay. Inquire at this Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

Wented-Loose Alfalfa HAY Sd
cutting. DIR. Meyer. Tip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
WIS. FRrrMAN pLAYEo possUm.
she Tried 70 Deceive the Officers by
Fcinniru Sickness.

MH 'HrB Freeman. who was 90.
comfy convicted and sentenced 90 the
nDnit uuafy hy tho court go las cru.
is nov before thr publ ln am.
other role according tp the following
ariir" fron the El paso Herald
Mfs Freeman lives quietly nj tho
Irccru hotel she has comulaInod of
p .'"- t'k ard appeared $50 Tor three
int sr"m'ug'y under epnrptic nts.
amt Doctors lanc and Mcconnell
"c,r ,rhed She had refused To cat
Tom iAGt race Of time and she acted
hcr rntt we'll ne far as dcooivinr the
if 'Ig wont.
ON 'h lafi day of the three she
wac reported aiarmingly IH The
above named doctors were called and
.rru exam nation found that she wa
'.'inr sFe Would not move. She
would hurliy u patho Thcdprtors said
f' D. ',' sick Thnt relieved thr
o0crs 1teu to prove hts assertion
hr NC 1uncll applied an olcctrlnoi
1Nmraits nd ho immediately camp
tn nud the curtain 0n tho act came
cows
Since ton she eats we'll slrepe
Ntl ard lptayca well We under.
iaud thn' ymnnthi2iug ladies have
.i1il over right with hor to console
.or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
PRAI8L WoRrHY MovEMENT.
Monuments 70 be Erected TO Don Juan
d, Cnatc and Don Diego
de NHrnan

40 o. meeting Of thc SocIey OF New
NON.c1 i.urcors held in Santa 81.
tDl Francisco Chavns uesilur.
'hs fDl'nNInr resolutions were unanI
l.u ~ Wurtpd
Whereas. There ls no monument la
Nov MnNtD 10 tho heroes OF me con
quest ur she rDcouqup and IL i,
pnr ihl' thc Society af New Mex
ir' l.mrere shoUld toxic steps Tor tho
I.up#r recognition of thc root men
who v.rc fhD founders OF the toru
tory
Resolved That q sufficient fund d.
raised hr subscription for tho erection
of tVo appropriate monuments in thc
Hfr u Inia Fo one i0 Ihe memo,
n iiHu iuJU de- Onaie. tho couuuo on
ANS a''rTrr. and tho other 20 tho
u wHry of Dan E'egO DO Vargas. tho
r'up"HNJ fpcOnQuctor and governor.
Eo Hl,rl That tbo secretary bo ~
tH".ted to take measures 30 brink this
subject before the people of the terri.
tow uuu Go a0licit their cooperation la
fhI Patriotic work
Cont buttons can he gent to Hon Z
y bfiucc secretary of the Pioneer
Hglny ut santa Fp