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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
new MANAGEMENT
Milestone Valley Mill Running Night and Day
Under New MANAGEMENT

The recent reorganization of
management in the Milestone
Valley mill company has resulted
10 the continuous running of the
mill since this took place, and
the Institution is being placed on
a firm business foundation.
Mr.. H. G. Stebbins, the new
manager. is a successful miller
at Montevideo, and is determined
TO make this mil at Milbank a
profitable investment not only to
the stock owners but to the bust
ness interests of the city, and to
the farming community. Mr..
II. u. Swan, the new superinten-
dent, late of Albert Lea, MINI is
the grain buyer, and he wants to
get a business acquaintance with
The farmers Of the community.
He purposes making it profitable
and advantageous to the farmers
to bring their wheat to the mill,
where they will be assured of the
highest market price, aud in
exchange of -four for wheat a
profitable bargain. The mill is
now making a inequality of flour
and it is the determination of the
management not to let a poor
sack Of flour go from the mill.
Under present conditions some
seventeen persons are employed
at the mill, so that it is a good
thing ia this respect, and the in
stltution deserves the support of
our Milbank people inevery way.
New Cigarette Law
q. The new Gig arctic law, should it be
strictly enforced will be a boon to the
boys OF the state, in as much as it
provides for punishment for the boy
who smokes them as we'll as to the
party who sells them. The following is
section three. and provides:
ANY person under twenty-one years
Of age who snail smoke or use cigar
cites in any form on any public high
way, street, alley. park or other lands
ueed orr uollc purposes, or in any
public place of business, shall be ar
rested by any officer of the law who
may be cognizant Of such offense:
and, further, it shall be the duty of all
such officers upon complaint Of one
citizen, to arrest such offenders and
take them to the proper courts" The
section further provides for the as
sessment of a $40 fine or a five day
Jail sentence, tho the justice is given
power to suspend sentence upon the
convicted minor giving testimony as
to where he secured the harmful cigar
ettes.'
Two other sections. of the law relate
to the manufacture of the cigarette,
providing a penalty of $50 for selling
tobacco that is adulterated and equal
tine for selling to a person under p
years OF age Failure to pay fine
means Imprisonment in the county Jail
not to exceed 30 days.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Straw hats-McCoilum & Thirsk's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
LAW ERS

THAD l.. FULLER
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19
LAWYER

SO. DAKOTA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-03-21

The postofices at Berthold,
Glenburn and Flaxton have been
increased to the third class and
the old postmasters reappoint-
ed. They are r. Gilbertsen,
Glenburn; j. S. Gee, Flaxton;
and r. c.. Walther Of BerthOld.
Mary-Dark circles under the eyes in
dictate sluggish circulation, torpid liv-
er and kidneys Exercise and Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you we'll and beautiful. IS cents, Tea
or Tablets. p. V. Mccoy & Co.
D. A. Dinnie hauled nine tons of
baled hay up the street Thursday
with six big black horses. The
driver managed the load until
near the barn when over it went.
Remember the Minot Drug Co.
for your formaldehyde. You can
rest assured that the strength is
40 per cent strong 3-7tf
A prominent MinOt man en-.
route to his new home in the east
was arrested at Devils Lake on
complaint OF a local man, charg.
ed with evading the payment of
$3.50. Matters were fixed up in
a little while and the fellow was
allowed to go on his way rejoic-
ing.
Remember we make more pho
tographs and carry the largest
and best selected stock of picture
frame mouldings west Of the
Twin Cities. We please others,
why not you !?
Moore's Picture Shop,
If Minot, N. D.
Peter Reichart states that he
has a hen that is rushing the
season The old thing is setting
already and will hatch a batch
Of chicks in a week.
yAKEN UP-At my home, Sec. II, 1856,
SO. A red female pig; weight about so
lbs. Owner prove property, pay the
charges and take same away.
VIM. WOLF, Minot, r D No
3-7-3-21p
J. s. Wallace, the Burlington
coal miner, has gone to Williston
with a force of miners and is en-
gagged in opening the govern
ment's new mine four miles from
Williston. With this coal, cleo
trici5y will be generated for the
government pumping plants in
connection with the various irri-
cation projects.
For SALE-A limited amount Of seed
wheat, No. 1859 Minnesota blue stem, all
| re-cieaned thoroughly. Call or address
@. D. Wolverton, Minot. N. D. Resi-
dence, 156, r. 50, Sec. IL, Address R. F.
D. No. 2. 3-7tf
The Cando Democrat accuses
Alderman johnson, who is as
sisting the Herald, of throwing
bouquets at himself thru the COL
umns of that paper, and hand
ing the other aldermen out cab
'bages.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-03-21
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. In Distrc
County of Ward } Judicial Distrc
Rosa Wright Plaintiff

County of Ward Judicial District
Rosa A. Wright, Plaintiff.
People 5 Kenmare Dry Goal Co.
corporation. kenmare Dry Coal
g. anufacturing Co.. corpora
ton, j walker Smith and Gustav
r Jacob trustees. A Wright. =
c Bates w H Pringle. First Ma
tional Bank Of East Grand Forks,
Minnesota. q corporation, First
Matt onal Bank of Grand Forks. N
Dakota. q corporation. Catherine
Kirkpatrick, First National Bank
Northern State Bank Of Grand
Forks. a corporation. Union Ma an roNs
tional Bank of Grand Forks. a cor
poration. Tracy r Bangs. Union
Trust Co.. of Chicago. q corpora
ton. Steen S Paulson. G r jacob.
Electric Mine Co. corporation,
Robert l. Stewart, Joseph
James Thies, Western Trust &
ward Kellogg, HAPeterson. Peter
Nyquist. Frank Jacobs, William
O'Niel, John Forkn, w thinner
man. c NJ Lathrop, the County of
Ward in the State of North DakO-
ia and the State OF North Dakota,
and Henry Wilson, Defendants }
The State OF North Dakota. to the above
named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby summoned
to answer the complaint in this action. which
complaint is filed in the office OF the Clerk OF
the above entitled Court at Minot. North Da-
kota. and to serve a copy OF your answer upon
service Of this summons upon you. exclusive 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.
BOsARD & RYERsON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postoffice and ONCE address.
Lee blk. Minot. Ward Co.. North Dakota.
Dated February sn1, 1907.
To the above-named defendants You will
please take notice that the above entitled &C
ton relates to and is brought for the purpose
of determining adverse claims to the follow
ing.described real estate situate in Ward cOun
ty, North Dakota, to-wit: SwA. swA OF nwk
and lots 800, and g. Section !; seH' s. 81 s o.
II; nwA and lot /. Sec. IL, Twp. $780, Rye. 50
ny of SEA and east II rods of lot 1, Sec 20
Twp. 100. Rye. SO; lot Ell Of swA Sec. 70; mex
of nwA of Sec. 80 Twp. 100, Rye. g.
BOsARD Il RYERsON,
3-7-4-ll Attorneys ior Plaintiff
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-03-21

Judge Pollock decides that
Shafer is the county seat of Nc
Henzie county and ORDERS the
county officials to proceed there
at once. Judge Palda. attorney
for Alexander, has asked for an
appeal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-03-21

Westhope suffered from q dis
astrous fire on last Wednesday
afternoon, two prominent build
ings having burned with no in
surance, and as a result the city
will have an up to date fire COM
pany.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-03-21

Burglars entered the store of
o. NJ. Sloulin of Aneta the other
night and carried away the cash
register with about $40 and 80
watches and q large number Of
gold rings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
BATTLESHlP INDIANA WAS
NEAR TO DESTRUCTION
Fire in Her Coal Bunkers So Heated
Ammunition That 1t Was Difficult
to Carry.
(Dy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. IL
The Navy Department today made
public the fact that tn tough fire
III her coal bunkcrs on the morning OF
September ., the battlcship Indiana
now undergoing repairs nj the League
Island navy yard. narrowly escaped
destruction, the ammunition in the
adjacent magazines being safely lie
moved only through the exhibition of
the greatest courage on the part OF
the officers and crew. The fire
was caused by spontaneous combus
ton of coal. The work of removing
the ammunition from the adjacent -
inch and 6-inch magazines was ac.
cording to the report proceeded with
quietly. The two magazines and the
shell rooms became dangerously
heated and We're flooded to il depth
OF twenty inches.
Lieutenant j. l.. Sticht directed the
fire pa ry, consisting of Gunner l..
Chiill, and nine men to enter the ma
gaines and removed the ammunition.
The six boxes were so hot as to he
handled with difficulty while the lulk.
head and 13-inch shells were so hot
That they burned the hands and bills.
tered the paint. Tho coal on fire was
flooded and removed from the bun
kers an bnlkhead and shells we G
sprayed with water until the tempera-
tire dropped 10 normal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
BIG SHIP FAR AHEAD
OF PREVIOUS RECORDS.
The Great New Ocean Greyhound the
lusitania, Coming Fast iowa ID
Our Shore.

=, CAPE RACE, N. f.. Sept. IL
rhegreat new ocean greyhound. the
i:nsitania, whose maiden voyage over
me Atlantic will. doubtless. break all
records, is now in touch with the
american continent by wireless. A
message was received here at SEQ
O'Clock this morning saving that the
vessel was 225 miles southeast of Game
race, at that hour. and is at present
iar ahead of the record. If the nres.
ent rate of speed. twenty-five kcots an
hour. Is maintained. the Lusitania will
reach New York about O'Clock Fri.
day morning. This will complete The
voyage in the remarkable time Of four
DAYS and eighteen hours. The wea.
Their has been fogey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12

of awards OF the jamestown Exposi-
ton dlHay drew up the following
rcsolnt,on After i'm official and
critical - to tho various anu d.
verse exhibits, buildings and depart.
mcnts of the jamestown Exposition.
we, II special committee of the july
OF awards. desire TO convey to our
friends and Tho people oi the United
states our opinion that the Exposition
is highly worthy of their visitation
and that the undertaking Inns been
admirably and intcliigenuy completed
and deserves tho most cordial support
of our follow clticnsz of all classes.
tSignCnJ
"Al.nGRr SHAW, New York, presi.
dent
AMBROSE swAzEy. Cleveland,
vicc-prcsidont
EDWIN y. ALDERMAN. president
OF The University of Virginia.
"GEN'L. GEO. NJ STERNBlIIG,
Washington. u. c.
"REAR ADMIRAL A. II. COULDEN.
u. :. y.
1T. col. ROGERS nlRNE. u. S. a.
JAS. NJ. DOOD. philadcphia'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
BASEBALL PLAYERS MAKE
NUMBER OF NEW RECORDS
Clements. an Eastern Lacquer, Runs
the Bases in IA Is seconds-Ncw
Throwing Record.
[ny Assoclnted Prcss.l

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Sept. little
first official baseball records that
this county has ever known wcr,,
made today in the bowling day lasc-
ball field events at the League mark
before the Cincinnati and PiPttsburg
ball game.
Five events were decided, and.
while none of the records cqnallod the
marks of by-gonc stars, it is safe to
say that they will stand as official
marks for some time TO come. The
main feature was the performance of
Sheldon Lejomn. of Springfield, o..
who threw ball $40 feet 1924 in.
chcs. coming within two inches of the
worlds record. =.
The winners each received Sl0O in
gold and a handsome medal. Mike
Mitchell, Cincinnati's right fielder
won the fnngo hitting, driving ball
fl3 feet SIP inches. George Gibson.
PittsburG's catcher. won the accurate
throwing contest. his thrown ball
striking fairly on the target, but tho
other contestants missed 1t entirely.
Elimination contests were neces
say TO decide the beating hunt" con
test
On the second trial Thoney. of To
ronto. Won the rlnting contest, reach
inc first in 3i-5 seconds. In circlins
the bases Clements. OF the Jersey CITY
Eastern League team won in II Ia
seconds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
GreaI Council! Of the Organization
Now In Session al Norfolk
Wants to RslrenCh.
CHANGE OF INs|GNAs WAS COSTLY
T'hcseS Cities Want tho Next Con-
vention, But The Big Chiefs Want
the One Whe-c the Expenses Will
Be the Lcast-Liqu5r Mons Elei-
bIity to Be RECONSTRUCTED

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. little fca-
lures of toGay's session of the Great
Council of the Independent Order
lted Men was an agreement In re-
consider on tomorrow the resolution
barring liquor dealers from the order,
the selection of Louisville. Ky for
the permanent location OF the Long
| House Of the national body To he
erected at n cost of 100000 and the
recommendation of the finance com
mittcr that tho next grea council lire
be hold in some middle western city
in order TO curtail expenses. and
minor changes in the funeral ritual.
Atlantic Cty is making a strong fight
ior the convention and may win out
despite the accommodation of the
itnancicrs.
At this mornings session Baltimore.
Atlantic City. ~ j.. and bridgeport.
Conn, were presented for the 1908
session
The finance committee Immediately
reported nat TO carry the session
to Baltimore 1t would cost $4,000.
Atlantic City S22,U.0. and bridgeport
$4,000.
In view of the present financial con.
ditlon of the great council, which IL
WIS announced would have its treas.
lry taxed anywhere from $4,000 to
$4,000 in paying for work already
done and yet contracted for as n re-
I suit OF what Is now termed the "in.
discretion OF adopting NJ Niagara
Falls last year the jewel" for the
sash rogalin. which acton was re-
sclnded by the great council yester.
Jay a strong plea was put mp for
! retrenchment In expenses until the
1 treasury is in better condition than
at present.
The finance committee was there.
upon requested TO consider Detroit.
Mich. Columbus. o.. and louisville.
NY, for the 1905 session with re.
port on the expenses of each place.
Even though the great council may
choose the next place of meeting the
great chiefs may, prior To the 1908
session. meet and choose another CITY.
TWO years ago Dallas. Texas, wa;
named and the great chiefs carried
the session 10 Niagara Falls.
Thomas G. Harrison. OF Indiana: W.
Il. keiifer. of Iowa. and William
liyronemous. of Nashville, Tenn, were
named Il committee to recommend n
general means of retrcnchmcnt in
EXPENSES.
This will have to be accomplished
by reduction in the salaries of the
great chiefs and by cd1ing down the
mileage and per diem for the mem
hers Of the great council This IS OK
pectcd TO bring about n great fight
when the matter comes before Inc
body on its merits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
NEW ORLEANS OFFICIAL x
SHORT OVER 100000
Charles e. Lo,ten's Books Found To
Be in Bad shape-Friend Wants
To Make Goou.
(Ry Associated press,.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. ia re-
falcation IN state tax collections
which the police tonight announced
amounted to Mt least 100000 and
might reach 100000, was discovered
today ON inc books of Charles Il. Let.
ten chief clerk 10 John Fitzpatrick.
state lax collector of the first district
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, who was FORMERLY
mayor of New Orleans, has announc-
ed That he will make good whatever
me shortage may be. Lcttcn, who
IS 90 years old, for nineteen years
mas been one of the most trusted
men IN the department Up TO to-
night the police had not bGen able
TO get n trace of what was done with
the missing money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
FORTUNE WAS SQUAADERED
IN THE BUCKET SHOPS
Mystery Surrounding Death OF Mil.
llonare Phllps, of Cleveland,
stu Unsolved.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Sept H.
Another mystciy has been added To
the long list IN which John j. Phillips
figured. and like some of tho others
II may never 10 solved II had some
of the carmarka of n burglary. ben =
ing striking resemblance In several
ways To the alleged burglary that was
said to have been committed I'm tho
Phillips homo. The Incident lust IN.
oarlhed had the appearance of "A safe
robbery. a night watclman states
that he was called to tho office Of
Phillips In Euclid avenue late one
night by a clork. Tho safe was open.
cd and rifled. but tho wnichmnn said
no one hut Phillips himself had been
M the office before the clerk entered.
Phillips prevented the police from In.
vcstisating the affair. claiming that
tho loss was small
Many of the lends Of Phillips cling
to the suicide theory. John ] wns
q GINNING. crafty man. they say. "Ho
Uttered up his house and carried out
the spoons to mako the burglary
story took good
John j. Phillips administrators
who nre working to m,hvel the tan
gle into which he had thrown his
financial affairs, have learned that
within two hours huckct shops got
more than Sl,OC0.OO0. He is tho
heaviest loser the bucket shops men
of the land ever dealt with.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
VETERAN JOURNALIST aErlRes.
John hazlct, Who Helped Make Ira
sankeY Famous. Ends Work.

pITTSBURG. Sept. ll.--John n.
llnzlctt, city editor of the Pittsbmg
Leader Tor the last forty years. has
rcsignod from the position and retired
from active newspaper work. The
Chief" as Mr.. gazlcu is widely
known. Is said to be the Oldest living
city editor in America n continuous
service.
Probably TO Mr.. Hn2leti moro tnan
TO any other man was due the carly
exploitation of Ira d. Sankey. the
singer. who was later TO achieve
fame on two continents In connection
with Evangelist Moody ana ,'rancis
Murphy. temperance advocate.
AIR IIazlctt's retirement was not ON
account of i'll health, but wisely TO
preserve the good health md vitality
with which he was gifted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
FROM BATHROOMS TO
A FORT ON THE PLAINS
Young Phiip Sheridan Assigned to
Duty in Arizona-Lee and Grant
To See Real Duty.

WASHINGTON. Sept l1.-Second
Lieutenant Fhl!ip II. Sheridan. son &c
tue noted Federal general, who has
Deen one OF the brilliant young mil.
tary aids ut the White House the last
TWO seasons. will have rs his social
Held rhc rugged scencs about the
ihillary post nj Fort ituschuaca,
ArlZona. next winter. Far away from
state receptions and young dcbutantes
in The Official ANA diplomatic set Lieu.
tenant Sheridans duties will be CON
lincd to handling the enlisted men i'll
Company ID of the Fifth Cavalry.
Orders were issued at the War De.
lnrtmcnt today relieving Mr.. Sheri-
dan from further duty in this city
under the direction OF the superlh-
lendcnt of public buildings and
grounds. and he will proceed to join
his troop Troop ID is stationed
with the headquarters ana the otner
three troops OF the First battalion
OF the Fifth Cavalry at the isolated
post.
1t Is understood that orders will
soon be issued relieving Capt Fitz-
hugh Lee, Jr, and Lieutenant Il. S.
Grant Bra, grandsons of two other
noted generals, from their duties ms
military aids a. the White House. 1t
Is explained at the War Department
that there is no evidence of dissatis-
iac'lon in any way over these young
officers as the social aids of the Presi
dent but that they viii be returned
TO tner regular commands, as their
tour Of duty has expired. Colonel
CROMWELL. chief Of the aids. it is un-
derstood, viii continue in his present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
Portsmouth and Norfolk Police
Have TWl Suspects But EvI-
dsnCe Is CIrCunstabtIaI.
HUSBAND OVERCOME BY sRIEF
tic Is Prontrated BY the Tragedy and
is Not Able to Make Necessary ar.
engagements for the Funeral-one
OF the Accused Men Seen Washing
His shoeo.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 11.--Joseph
Archer. mnlatto is still under mr..
rest here. charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Ma.v l.awlcss Rorschach. wife
OF Lieutenant Frank G. Rorschach.
VINO was shot and killed by n burglar
III her home In Portsmouth early YES.
tor'iay morning.
ihc police believe that the negro IL
guilty OF the mnrdo.l ana are weaving
network of circumstantial evidence
against him.
TWO red marks on his hat, they de.
ciarc to be blood splatchcs and MOI
pant MS alleged by Archer. The prIs.
ohcr shoe fits tho track made by the
murderer.
inc prisoner was recently discharg.
ied from the navy and the police do.
clare that while IN the navy no oh.
'hihcd knowledge OF life at the Rom.
schnrch home.
Evidence Aaalnst Negroes.
Archer ana Lee late yesterday were
mold without bail by Mayor Reed of
portsmouth, until after tho Inquest
Mrs. O. t, oyermnn today tola OF
,uu'nS negro Immediately after tho
tragedy washing his sliooa and Inf
IN the salt water oil the riyer Snenrhy
~, Il. Mayo, an expert sIloe man 10.
uay declared the shoes OF Archer
were salt wnicr soaked. Archer was
formerly United States sailor and
knew. IL is believed, this was the time
Tor Mrs. Horseback To receive money
rom Lieutenant Rorschach. whom
ne police hope to have fdentIfy
Archer.
Husband Nearly Crazed.
PORTSMOUTH. VA, Sept IL
Lieutenant Frank Rotschach United
Stnets navy whose wife was murder.
ca yesterday morning In her home in
ms city while alone with her two
childron. arrived here today fdom
i,oston over the New York, Philadel.
'hin ana Norfolk railroad. So preG
Is the mental anguish resulting from
mo shock OF his wife's tragis death
Unit Mr.. Horseback Is almost crazy.
me undertaken has been unable TO
,''"he arrangements with him for the
funeral on account OF his present CON.
dition.
The police have no new details m
| give out regarding their efforts In mi.
case. II Is believed that they ore
working on another clew. however
ana are not relying entirely upon the
thread of circmmstan,iaI evidence 40.
| cured when James Archer, tho negro
was arrested yesterday mo ming
The Norfolk county police have
| also arrestcdWilliam Shields q negro
twenty-five year old who has been
very talkative Mt Primers Point
since the murder of Mrs. Frank Ror.
schach According to the story no
had heen telling, he was with white
man at the Point Monday afternoon.
| ana his companion went to the
horschach home to get food. which
was refused. Shields is creditcdwith
having made the startling assertion
mat mis- white man went lack TO the
Horseback home Monday night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
Train Kills w. A. Travlor.

PETERSBURG, Sept. 1l.-Wiiliam
a. Traylor about GS years old. citi-
zen of Matoaca In Chesterfield county
was struck and instantly killed Mt Et.
trick. about 1880 o'clock this morning.
ny an engine on the belt line of the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad He was
struck ana thrown aside by the en-.
sine, receiving injuries that resulted
IN almost Immediate death. The prin-
cipai injury was about the head.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12
Five Overcome by EIumes in Vat

HUFFALO, n. Y. Sept. M In re.
pairing a wrecked acid vat At the
plant of the General Chemical Com
pany last night, five men were over
come by fumes Ono OF The mon is
dead. and three others arc dying. The
dead man is Arthur j. Sweeney.
Those who are not expected to live arr
William II. Sweeney, son of the dead
man. who made brave but futile
attempt TO rescue his father William
Callahan and John l<lcy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-12

position and rs superintendent of
pubic buildings and grounds.
Ciptm Lee aud Lieutenant .,hcrl-
dan are now nj l'ost She an. Illinois.
they having just corplctcd "Trip ac.
companyng a portion Of the rhm.
tconth Cavalry on its long practice
march to that post from Fort l.cav,n.
worth. Icy had with them MS thor
guest Kermit Roosevelt. of the
President.