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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Advises Government to Keep Watch

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The com
missioner OF Indian affairs has receiv.
ed teleg ans from Senator Warren OF
Wyoming and Ayent Brennan of the
Pine Ridge agency, giving further de
tails concerning the recent fatal en-
counter between Wyoming officials
and Indians.
Mr.. Brennan says the Indians en-
gagged were from Pine Ridge, and
therefore were Sioux. The party, ac
cording to his statement, was small
and was travelling through Wyoming
on permit. He also says that Sheriff
Wilson and one of the posse were re
ported killed and that twenty Indians
also were killed. Mr. Brennan attri
butes the fight to charge made by
the officers for the purpose of arrest
ing the Indians. He added that he
would goto New Castle, the county
seat Of Weston county, in which tn,
fight took place, to investigate.
Senator Warren said in his Telegram
that six Indians were killed, Sil
wounded and about the same number
captured. He confirms the report o
the death or the sheriff. There were
he says, two fights, one on Friday o
Saturday and the other on Sunday
The under sheriff is still in pursuit o
the Indians and the latter have beel
reinforced. at looks squally," say
the sepator in his message, "and
fear further trouble" He suggests
close watch on the Indians at tn
agencies for fear OF still more seriou
| consequences.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Gay Time at Colon.

COLON, Nov. 9.-No news has beef
received from Bocas Del Toro. The
United States cruiser Atlanta sailed
for there Saturday night. The steam
launch which was sent to BocaS Del
TorO Thursday night to capture that
place in the interest Of the new re.
public has not returned. 1t is re-
ported that the United States gun.
boat Nashville has gone to Cartagena,
Wild rumors are in circulation here
that the American and other foreign
residents of Bogota are being massa.
cred. The rumors are not confirmed
ana are looked upon as altogether i'm
probable.
Colon gave itself up entirely to pop
ular demonstrations. Bands Of music
paraded the streets until early in the
morning playing national and Ameri
can airs, stopping in front of the resi-
dences OF Colonel Shaler, Governor
Meleudez and others. The creates,
enthusiasm prevailed and there wal
not the slightest disorder.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Takes On A Serious Look.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Nov. 4,
The strike Of the 800 laEOrers EN-.
pl ~ d ia the construction Of the
great power plants here is assuming
more dangerous aspect. The mi
htia Of this place is on dut and the
ThoIold and ST. GATHERINGS companies
ire assembled, ready for the call,
The plants which are located in the
park are on government property,
During the day several shots were
fred and one OF the strikers was re,
ported bayoneted in the dispersal o.
| mob near Falls View.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Negroes Ordered To Leave.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4-EXcitement
prevailed yesterday among the color
ed citizens Of Morgan Park as the re-
suit OF the posting Of placards
throughout the town giving notice
to all coloIed persons that they will
be allowed forty-eight hours In
which to leave the place. Several
families have already left, taking
with them whatever goods they
could conveniently carry aud it IL
exp cted that others will follow. The
order to leave is the outcome Of thu
murder Of Chief Of Police AiIey Sat
Irday night.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
REVOLUTION IN COLUMBIA
MOVEMENT UNDER WAY TO GAIN
INDEPENDENCE.

PANAMA, Columbia, Nov. 4.-Tht
Independence OF the iSthmus was pro-
caimcd at 6p. IN. A large and en-
thuSiAStic crowd of all political parties
assembled and marched to the head
quarters of the government troops
where Generals Tovar and Amaya
were imprisoned i'm the name OF the
republic OF Panama. The enthusiasm
was immense and at least 5000 OF the
men IN the gathering were armed.
The battalion OF the Columbian
troops at Panama favorS the move
ment, which is also thought to meet
with the approval OF at least two of
The government transports now here.
COLON, Columbia, Nov. There
Is persistent rumor here that during
The last few days a movement has been
On foot looking to the independence of
the isthmus.
The government is not alarmed and
apparently no steps have been taken
to quell any anticipated disturbance.
This seeming inactivity on the part
of the government is looked upon as
| showing confidence in the reports
made by General Obaldia, the governor
Of the department OF Panama, who
has issued manifesto thanking all
political parties for the adhesion
promised to the government when IT
was reported that a revolutionary
force was marching in the vicinity of
IPenomcme. In this manifesto the
governor also thanked the inhabitants
Of the department of Panama for the
sincere proofs Of their patriotism, and
expressed the hope that they will
maintain the same line of conduct
and thus save the government the
painful duty of adopting stringent
measures.
The United States gunboat Nash
vile arrived here late last evening
The streetsof Colon presented some
what the same appearance as durinl
the days of the la'e revolution. sew
eral hundred troops who arrived from
Savanil,a on the Columbian gunbua
ca tagena with their wives, are squat
ted on the street corners. The bat
'alion rs SITS Of four hundred ant
fifty soldiers well supplied with am
munition under the command OF Gen
erai Tovar. General Toyar left 70
Panama today, but the troops sill re
main here.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
UNITED STATES CANNOT GO TO
WAR WITH7PANAMA.
SITUATION NOT ALARMING
Colombia Cannot Go to War with the
Little Rcpublic--U. =. Under Treaty
to Prevent Hostiities,

WASHINGTON, Nov :. - The
United States government has recog'
nized the de facto govern ment of Pan
anna. 1t was announced at the state
after the return OF Secre'
tary Hay from the cabinet meeting
that instructions have been sent to
United States vice consul at Panama
and now acting consul there, to IN
form the governments OF Colombia ana
Panama, respectfully, that the de fac
to government is recognized.
WASHINGTON, Nov. . The
events OF yesterday as developed here
as to the situation ON the iSthmnS
were the recognition Of the de faclo
government, the receipt OF dispatches
from Commander Hubbard OF the
Nashville, the arrival in Washington
of Consul General Gudger of Panama
and the issue Of orders to Admiral
Coghlan to proceed forthwith tC
the isthmus with the consul.
Commander Hubbard has cab'ed
that the Colombian government troops
under Generals Torres and Tovar, 4jC
strong, at Colon, had departed on
merchant vessel. He stated that the
is linus from one side to the O-hel
was in the hands Of the reyoutioniStS
This statement is Of the greatest inn
portauce. The United states govern
mant, being bound by treaty to main
tam order and preserve free traffic
across the isthmus, is now der the
obligation TO prevent any hostile coli
sionS either along the line Of the Pan
ANA railway or at the termini, Pana
ma and Colon. Thus the future atti
tude of the Colombian government
towards the new republic of Panam;
becomes Of little imp rtance, for it il
practically impossible for it to go t
war with Panama.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
CANAL TO BE HE FIRST
SENATE MAY PLUNGE INTO DE
BATE AT THE OUTSET

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The frs
week OF the extra Ses,i N will be de-
voted to the usua' preliminarics. The
program for the week is to have four
brief sessions and an adjournment on
Thursday until the following Monday.
On Tuesday the presidents message
will be received and read. Adjourn.
ment will follow It's reading, as a eau
Gus OF republican senators is to be
held in the afternoon. Wednesday
will be devoted largely to the intro
duction of bills, and Thursday will be
short legislative session, unless dis
cuSSion Of the Panama situation is
precipitated by the introduction Of
resolutions asking for information
1t is the intention OF Senator Morgan
t. introduce resolutions on the sub.
ject and these may be discussed
under the rules Of the day following
their presentation. The republican
members OF the senate will interpose
no objection to a discussion of the
Panama and canal. queS ions, but il is
not likely that any action will be
taken until after the committees are
recognized.
The house Of representatives will
be called to order at noon tomorrow
by Alexander Mcdowell, the clerk
The usual program will be followed
after which Mr. Cannon, who ha!
been selected as the unanimou.
choice OF his party for speaker, viii
be formally elected. After the oatl
of Office is administered to him BY
the 'Tather Of the house," a title be
slowed upon the mem Der who hal
seen the longest continuous service
the speaker will administer the oatl
to the members generally. The ole
officers of the house having beer
mad, the nominees of the republican
caucus will be reelected and sworn in
The necessary preliminary work hav
ing been d spoSed Of the house, in al
probability, will adjourn out Of re
Bpect to the memory of members VIII
have died
On Thursday the house will lister
to the reading of the PRESIDENT
message. For the remainder Of tn
week little can be accomplished, bu
it is understood to be the desire o
the house leaders that consideration
of the quCS ion of reciprocal trad
with Cuba be pushed as rapidly a
possible.
1t is said to be probable that tn
committees of the house may be nam
ed at this session. but it is said tina
not much headway can he made in tn
matter of complete organization G
the house within two or three week
and that little will be attempted j
the way of general legislation unit
after complete organization has bee
ACCOMPLISHED
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Armenians Are Threatened.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE real name
of George Yangie, the Armenian
murderer and suicide, is now said to
be Karan and he is described as a
prominent Alfarist. who formerly re-
,sidod in Providence, r. l His age is
said to be about forty. In conse-
quence of the receipt Of letter
threatening with death the Armen-
lans who have been summoned to tes-
tify at the Inquest November 9, the
cUroner's court will be closed to
everyone but the witnesses and OIL
ciaIs so as to prevent the possibility
Of Outrages.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Twenty Killed or Wounded.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE latest
re 1orts received here, cables the Her
AIDS Montevido correspondent, are
to the effect that about twenty per-
sons were killed or wounded in the
battle at Rivera between tn Uru-
guayan police and Braziliaus. The
government has sent Atllva Gomez,
the mayor Of Santa Ana, whose de-
mand for the surrender Of his broth
er by the authorities Of Rivera caused
the disturbances.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
ACCUSED Of Poisoning wife.

CHICAGO, Nov. GA dispatch to
the Tribune FROM Charleston, H.,
SAYS: william j. HOnu, son Of w.
r.. Honn, a wealthy banker has been
arrested under an indiCtment ac'
rusing him of having poisoned his
wife. His bond was fixed at 7,OOC
and his trial set for next week. The
N0ung mans troubles began last Jan
uary. when he was brought to this
city by constable and the father Of
Miss Sala Galbraith and forced into
q midnight marriage. The wife dice
! lddenlY.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Find a Missing Nebraskan.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov T.
Leonard Wiegand, an aged farmer
Of Knox county, Nebraska, whose dis
appearance some weeks ago resulted
in a search for him all over the cOun-
try, has been located in this city. He
has family OF nine children in Neb.
raska He claims to have been 10 a
hospital in Seattle during the time
his friends were hunting for him.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Mexico Welcomes Chinese

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. T.
An agent Of Of Commercial Steam
snip line, just returned from Mexico,
says that President Diaz in his ,ew
arrangements with this company,
places no limit on the NUMBER OF
Chinese which it may bring into the
port of Manzanillo each month. He
also says that Mexico needs Shous-
ands OF Chinese to work In her mines
md on plantations.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Message WIN BE Short.

WASHINGTON, Nov. -Presl
dent Roosevelts message tC the extra
session Of congress will not be lrans'
mitted to that body until Tuesday,
the second day OF the session, The
message is a brief one, containing
about 900 words, and deals exclu.
slvely with the necessity of Cuban
reciprocity. The first day Of the
extra session will be devoted to the
organization of the two houses.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Woman Takes Poison

ORLEANS, Neb., Nv. Mrs.
SarafT, married woman who has not
been living with her husband, and
mothe- of four small children, died
this morning from the effects OF pois.
on taken with suicidal intent. Dis
appointment in love affair is sup.
posed to have been the cause. A cor.
oner's jury is Investigate ng the af.
fair.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Purely Uncle Sans Affair.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Tbe British
official attitude towards the events
at Panama is that it is entirely the
United States affair. This, with
the consequent comparative apathy,
appears to be shared in all dip omat-
ic quarters in London. Except in
the unlikely possibility Of some out
side interference, no action is con-
templated by the British or 50 far as
the Associated press is able to ascer'
tan at the various embassies here, by
any other government. Upon re-
quest of the British diplomatic OF
consular representatives In the dis
turbed region war vessel would be
sent 80 protect the rights of subjects
Of Great Britain but such ii request
would not be encouraged as Downing
street is OF the opinion that the force
the United States is sending to the
isthmus is more than sufficient tC
maintain the safety Of the foreign re-
sidents.
The request Of the recognition OF
Panama's independence entirely de-
ponds Oh the action OF the United
States. If Washington commune
Gates to the powers that it Intends
to recognize the independence o.
Panama, it is not likely that there
will he the slightest objection on TIT
parL of Great Britain while, accord
Ing 70 the views Of the dipOmat
here, The other European powers vii
quickly follow suit
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Italy to Send a Warshlp.

ROME, Nov 9.-!The Italian mini
ster at Havana, OreSte Savna, has
cabled to his government information
concerning the revolution in san Do.
mingo and asking that warship be
sent there and placed at the disposal
of the Italian consul general for the
protection OF Italian subjects and
property. Until this warshlp arrives
the protection Of Italians has been
entrusted to the British representa-.
tive
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
IN HArnS OF The REBELS
TROOPS OF COLOMBIA AGREE To
LEAVE ISTHMUS.

COLON, Colombia, Nov. 6.-After
1 conference Colonel Torres com.
man6er of the Colombian troops here
seeing that the situation was hope
less, agreed to embark his soldiers
on the royal mail steamer OrinecO,
sailing for Cartagena at p. m. A
special train from Panama will
bring General Tovar who Will also
sail On the OtinUGo.
The people of Colon are now jubi-
liant. The flag Of the new republic
flies from the railway stations at
Gatun aud Bohio Soldado, near
Co on. Troops from Panama will
doubtless take charge Of Colon to-
morrow.
Part of the troops have already en-
barkcd on the OrinoCO and the am-
munition has been taken aboard.
The municipal council OF Colon
has just advised the provisional gov
eminent at Panama OF its adherence
to the new republic
PANAMA, Colombia, Nov. c.
General Toyar and his staff have at
last been convinced of the useless ness
OF their resistance to the provisional
government, and have accepted the
terms offered by the junta. They
embarked for Colon on an express
train and will leave Immediately on
the royal mail steamer Oriuoco Tor
Cartagena. The arrangement to this
end was made through the efforts OF
Commander Hubbard Of the United
States eunboat Nashville, Superin-
tendeut ShalcI and Assistant Super
intendent Prescott Of the Panama
railroad, who guarantee that both
parties will fulfil the agreement,
There is great rejoicing because
the stability Of the republic now
| seems assured. The fact that troops
were already moving toward the line
probably decided General Toyar and
his staff to accept the terms Of the
iunta.
COLON, Nov Cit was arranged
that the government troops should
withdraw to the outskirts OF the
town and they did 50 during The
night. Coloael Torres marched the
troops to the center of the town,
which caused a landing Of American
blue Jackets.
The correspondent of the Associ
ated press has had an interview Will
Commander Hubbard of the Nash
vile, who said he had orders to re
embark the American force If TIT
government troops would return tt
their camp on Monkey Hill, wher'
they passed the night. Colone
Torres, however, refused to return
to Monkey Hill. which is situated
about a mile from Colon, saying TIT
place was too unhealthful for the sol
diers and that it was necessary TO
them to remain in Colon.
Commander Hubbard does no
think the Colombian troops will ven
turc to attack the blue Jackets, VIII
are barricaded behind bales Of CottoI
in front Of the bank and the railroat
building.
The commander Of the Nashvill
has distributed about fifty rifles L
: private citizens, who, with the blu
y jackets, are guarding the barricades
Early in the day Colonel Torres SAT-
he was determined to give battle t
any troops coming to Colon fror
Panama.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
Fire At Creston,

COLUMBUS, Ncb., Nov. 4.-The
little village of Creston, twenty
miles mort Of here, was almost de-
Stroyed by fire at an early hour Mon
day morning
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friday. at o'clock. from her parents
residence. IA Fourteenth street Inrerment
Holy Crcss Cemetery.
MERIwETHER-Th intermsnt OF Herbert D.
Msriwethsr beloved husband Of Elizabeth
Meriwether and father OF Herbert F. and
Randolph Meriwether. took place December
at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. san Matso
County Birthplace, Macon. Tenn Ten
nessee napers please copy)
MERRILL-In this city. December :, 1905.
Mary Ann Merrill. beloved wife OF the late
Parker Merrill and mother Of Whiiam >.
Dale OF Hawaiian Territory. a native o.
England. aged "a years and : months
- Friends ana acqIalntances az Iszsss.s- Ss.s
fully invited 10 attend the funeral services
to-day Q'riday), az 1 O'Clock, at the cnapei
OF Charles H J. Truman & Co. lso9 MIS-
sion street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
lnterment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, oy car
rage.
MoOR-In this city. December s. 1908. An
dreas. dearly beloved and only child OF An
dreas and Maria Moor native OF san Fran
cisco, aged months and is days
MORTON-Ia this city. December 3. 1905.
Marion, beloved daughter OF James and
Maggie Morton. and sister OF Willie and
RsnIs Morton. native OF San Francisco,
aged / year ard Is days.
sESSER-In this city. December ,. 1908. a.
Ocean View. Major Peter sesssr. beloved
husband OF the late Pauline Sesssr. and
father OF Mrs. C. z. Carlson and Frank =
and Oscsr ?. Sesse-. a native of Bavaria.
Germany. aged 20 years 3 months and II
days.
sKARLANIC-In this city. December =. 1903.
Mary. beloved wife o. Michael SSarlanic
and mother OF Frank. Eva. Henry. Nellie
Rosie and Katie Skarianic. uative Of Han
gary, aged 46 years months and days
VARNI-In this city. December 2 1909, An
gelO Varni, dearly beloved sOn of Csiusspps
and the late Angela Narni native OF san
Francisco. aged months and days.
NIEBCKE-In this city. December =. 1903,
Henry Wisbcke. beloved husband Of Anna
Wisbcks. native OF Lumstedt. Germany
WILSON-In This city. December ;. 190S.
Hezekiah b. Wilson, native ct Ohio. aged
13 years
YOUNG-Nesr santa clara, December I. 1875.
Andrew Young. beloved husband II Marie
Young and father OF Albert. Walter and
Frances Young. a native ot Cepsnhagen
Denmark. aged "a years : months and -
days
DFriends and acqUaintances ars respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral from his
late residence on Sc0tts lane. near Santa
Clara. Saturday, December ). at 80 O'clock
Intsfment Oak Hill Cemetery.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday:
James W. Kelley. a5. s141l Treat avenue.
and Julia A Murphy. d. 106 Haight street
Frank HaveIka 20. As Guerrero street, and
Rosie Fousek 21 9aS Oak street.
Albert Terremere. 81. 14e6 Pine street, and
Marguerite Candeyan. Is. 511 Hyde street
Teodore Zaragoza, 2S. OPS Pacific street, and
Victoria Munoz d 92s Pacific street.
Frank Minetta. as. Warrington. and Elisa
beth Iemetti. 2S. Osogna. Switzerland
Carlo Bonxtovanni. IS, 81 Telegraph place.
and Mary Liebers Il. 2212 Telegraph place
John W. EkIund. 2s 513 Howard street. and
Vengta Rasmussen, %, 5i3 Howard street
Chin King Sung %, T23 Sacramento street.
and WAY Hn "a 123 Sacramento street.
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KESLAR=BOSTROM- this city. December
? 1908. BY the Rev. II. H Bell. Fred keslar
and Fannie E. Bostrom, both OF san Fran
cisco.
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By order OF the Beard os Directors
JOHN F. SIBERIAN. Secretary.

PROPOSALS for manufacture Of clothing
90 New Montgomery St, San francisco cal.
Nov o. 19G3.-Seaied proposals in trfplicate
will be received here until 10 a. m. Deem
ber T. and then opened for the nanufs cture
OF olive drab overeoats, service coats.
breeches and flannel shirts as per u 8.
flannel and lasting to be furnished BY the
N 8 The contractor TO furnish ali other
materials and trimmings. including buttons
All patterns, cuttings and remnants to re-
main the property OF the United States. The
United States reserves the right TO accept or
on Information and blank proposals fur
nished on application Envelopes containing
rroposaIs should be indorsed Proposals soy
Clothing No 9097, = and addressed to MAJOis
c. A. DEVOL. Q. Nj. q. s. a, Depot Quar-
termakter.
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Alameda County.

Warren A and Carrie E. Rouse to James
F. and Agnes VI Kelly. lot on y lire OF Ninth
street 20 OF CLAY z % BY y 100 lot 2S
block IL. KeIleFsbeFger's man. Oakland. $40
V. r. Raymond 70 Anna NJ Raymond fwifel.
lot On y line af Ninth street 100 X Of Alice
" 55 by y 100. lots "A and %. block 122 and
strip adjoining said lot 25 on and extending
along " line thereof 5 by 1O0. same map.
Oakland: gift
Pacifc Coast Dredging and Reclamation
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HORSES AND WAGONS

SUPERIOR roadster. mare. years. seal
b-crn. black pointed. is hands hardy, well
braksn. can rIul buggy inside 500 ana show
ahea- 2.55 gait. Auu-T - once az LapnsIn >
stable back of p : . ROC UfRkE, sio Fol
som ST. clty. OF 10 Juanita stable, S0S Sew
euteeurh ST.. Oakland.
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nENRY ). GALLAGHER CO.

Successors 20 Flanagan < Gailaghsr.l
DANIEL p. DONOVAN, Igr.
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
20 Fifth ST. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South so
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UNITED UNDERTAKBRS.

Directors and Embalmers---
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple
Now at S66 MISSION, Tel South 167
Between Fourth and Fifth. near Fifth St
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER as
New Montgomery street, San Francisco Cal,
November %. 1908. Sealed proposals In
triplicate will be received here until no
o'clock a. m. Pacific standard tine) De-
cember "a 1908, for furnishing stationery
oils, paints pipe fittings sheet zine, packine,
boxes lumber etc. Preference given TO arti-
cles Of domestic production manufacture--
details in schedule. The right Is reserved TO
reject or accept any or all proposals or anx
part thereof Blank proposals and inforrna-
tion furnished application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be fndorscd
Proposals for QuarteFmaster,s Supplies
No. S642" and addressed to
MAJOR c. A DEvOL.
o. NJ o. s A. Dsnnt Ouartarrnazter