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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26
AFFIDAVIT KENT
IS SHOWN ZIP
Chairman Of the Socialist Party Shows the
Kind Of Man the Democrat is Habofing
10 Misrepresent Facts in Case

he would stay on the ticket win or
lose. n -
And again to show you what kind
OF dyed in the wool Socialist Kent
is, and how much he knows about
Socialism. Mr.. Kent makes an an.
dayit in order to help Mr.. Clark and
TO hurt Mr.. Morgan. Whereas, the
constitution OF the Socialist party for.
bids any member to have anything To
do whatever with either OF the old
parties. In the eyes OF the Socialists
as citizens, this man Morgan. IL guilty
oil cattle stealing should be In Canon
city, and If the Democratic officers
VINO are sworn to inforce, the law.
and have had evidence for mora than
year that this man Morgan IL guilty
and have not brought him TO trial
then the said Democratic of0cers
should be impeached. But 1t. does look
as II 1t is a bigger crime to run for
office against the Democrats than It
is to steal cattle.
However. the Socialists, az n partv.
care nothing about tho dirty mess. and
If Mr.. Kent knew half as much about
Socialism as he thinks he does and
is a Socialist as he thinks he Il, he
would let the Democrats and Rspub.
leans fight it out. but l fear very
much that Mr.. Kent is not enough Of
Mason to help lay the solid fo1nda-
lion OF Socialism and instead Of being
dyed in the wool think he Is died.
IN the brain when 1t comes TO So
,ialism. Yours truly,
JOSEPH McGUIGAN..
Chairman Socialist County Com.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26
The Gnld Kin, Taxes


1t is true that, wa. havs looked up
the taxes of George C. Logan and also
the Gold King Consolidated Mines
company. va 8 sst et5g x..z
VIII you be equally ~ honest and
tell the voters and taxpayers the en-
tire truth about 'these matters and
not seek to cloud the issue BY sen.
tences that have doubls meaning?
Is 1t not true that George C..Logan
has paid every cent of taxas that he
personally owesf -1s ssTisaa7
Is 1t not true that the property Of
the Gold King Consolidated; Mines
company was, sold for this 1895 taxes
to Owen F. Boyle ON, November 1s.
1906. and that La Plata county has
received every dollar due hsr for that
year and in the year In which they
we're dueY t sf frfa
!. Is 1t not true, that the, property Of
the Gold King Consolidaesd.s Mines
company was sold for thss10ee taxss
10 Owen F. Boyle ON Nuyembsr IL.
1907, and that this county . rsesiged
all Of these taxes the sams year that
they. were due? e.
3 10 ~ lloL tiu0 th1N bn0 CO0ntJ Vh ASa
Plata has then. received every cent
Of taxes that Ii dus from the Gold
King Consolidated Mines company for
every year up to and including the
year 19067 tpr
Is 1t not also true. that II ths 1907
taxes are not paid that II will be sold
again this year for the unpaid taxes
for the year 1907 rt w
II 1t is sold for the year 1907 will
not La Plata county then have re-
ceiyed every dollar of taxes that is
due her from both George c. Logan
and the Gold King Consolidated Mines
company? 1
Did you seek. by your article on
this subject, to convey to the voter
and taxpayer that La Plata county had
not received its taxes from Logan and
this company? e
II you did not. will you! tell the
public what idea you did mean to con-
vey?
Have coston's taxes been paid for
the years 1897, 1893, 1892, 1900, 1901
. and tso77
Docs he ever intend TO pay them II
, he can get out Of Il In any wayf
, Should he not pay these taxss hssors
seeking . rs-election7
, Should q tax dodasr be elected TO os.
+ ncsf
4 should not county efhelal b
t among the first to pay his tsxssf
8 should an official make hIs cam
n psian against q tax payer when hs 4
d not paying his own taxssf
Il Answer these qussticns and. shev
, thst you want to be honest
d II you do not answer these quee
!. tions DO you acknowledge b. yuur q
o ience that you have sought TO u1s1ee'
d the people IN this matter. that yUu 90
d not answer and that he cAafoo
e against Coston are trusf
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26
THE CAMPAIGN LIAR.

II Is reported that some Of the
Democratic candidates circulated
q report to the effect that Hop
kins had declared that II he was
elected he would take the tax off
the May Day mine and put II on
farms and thus let the farmers
make up the difference. The state
msnt, by whoever made, is a bare
faced lie,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26

Frank Csrnfugus, DsmocratAc noa&
nee for justice. Of the pescV tnsthssIA
Posta precinct. south of pnanAon -
fuses to nm, - ths tiskA anl, ,haaasu11
In his rssisna&ion. csapot llAnns -
a. La Posta Il good for - . 1S -
3orlty. M
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26

n you want to hear good music
hear Williams jubilee Singers In ban
10 and organ effects. II you want to
be amused hear their imitation of the
old fashioned steam caliope. Red Man
hall Oct. 80.
Williams Jubilee Singers are high.
ly recommended by Admiral Evans
(yightlng Bob) as great singers and
satsrtainsrs. Red Men hall Oct. 20
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-26

susserib. for The Herald.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
H QSuI|O de F0IQ|dO
La prOtesta de los cOncejaIes dimi-
tentes de la Corporation so9
municipal.
LO QUE ELLOS DICEN

Los conceiales dimitentes, cuyos
nombres publicamos al pie de este
escrito, han dirijido al Concejo Mu-
nicipal de Fajardo la protesta que a
continuation publicamos, y fue leida
en- session del 20 de Enero del corrien
te af1o.
Los que suscriben, miembros del
Concejo, presentan ante Ell misrno la
irrevocab BILE renuncia de su puesto.
Es motive de nuestra actitud, la
seguridad que al fin abrigamos de
que nuestro interes y nuestro esfuer-
20 por dotar Fajardo de una buena
administration, ha fracasado. La ac-
tividad Illegal y agresiva del alcalde
Municipal contra Ell Concejo, la i'm
partlci6n caprichosa y absurda que
de un derecho de veto haCe Ell alcal-
de juiciosos acuerdos del Conceio
en- pro de una suma admin istracion;
Ell incumplimiento dado por Ell alcal-
de mportant1simas ordenanzas vo-
tadas por Ell Concejo, y que respon-
dian urgentes & imperiosas necesi-
dades administrative lie arbitraria
disposition que de los fondos NUM-
cipales hace Ell alcalde burlando la
intervention del Concejo al votsr sus
creditos, como en- cuanto q los vota-
dos para GALES caminos ha ocurrido.
La imposition que este Municipio
hace Ell alcalde de un auxiliar de
Sandal, cuyo nombramiento no ha
aprobado el Concejo. Ell alumbrado
absolute y desastroso, de los intere-
ses sanitarios de este pueblo, en-
donde por primera vez tiene que in
tervenir la Superintendencia Supe-
rior de Sanidad, ordenando la clau-
sure Ell matadero, carnicerias &. La
destituci6n caprichosa de empleados
municipales que fueron tenidos hasta
hoy por inteligentes y proDos, que
al perder la affection personal al
sefIor Alcalde dejaron de ser probos
{ lnteligentes. Todos estos son he
chos y circunstancias que llevan 4
esta administration q un caos de des-
gobierno. A ese caos no quieren ir
los suscribientes. Esa gloria no la
queremos compartir con Ell sef1or al
calde. He ahi pues, Sers. del Conce-
10, los motivos de nuestra renuncia.
Rafael J. Bird, Manuel Guzman, E.
Lopez, Jesds Moyano y Diego Zal-
duondo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
La vista del injunction"
Ell lines Sc reSuelve

Aver y hoy Sc ha visto en- la
Corte de Distrito, secci6n pri-
mera, la vista del injunction
presentado por ell doctor Salda-
ia Y otros, solicitando la sus-
pension de las obras que ver1-
ca en- Ell teatro el seflor don
Antonio Perez Pierret.
Han informado extensamente
los abogados de las parties seflo
res Hernandez Lopez, Alvarez
Nava v Falcon, este ultimo CO.
mo representante del Ayunta-
miento. Los informes de los
letrados duraron cerca de dos
horas cada uno. FL Juez senor
Audrey ha senalado ell lunes por
la maflana para la resoluci6n
de la Corte.
Ell p1blico que llenaba 81 To-
cal era numeTosislmos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
La function de anOChe

Con una magnffica entrada sc
efectuo anoche, en- nuestro tea
tro, la representation de la lin
da opereta Ms HeIhet, en- la
que obtuvO TN exito envidlable
la hermosa tiple senorita Blan-
chart, va restablecida de la afec.
cion que sufria.
La bella y distinguida tiple,
cosecho muchos .aplausos.
La obra fue muy bien presen
tada.
Entire los que mas Sc distin-
guieron, es precise consignar
con la senorita Blanchart a Ca
sas, Freixas, Real y Puiggr6s
que estaba muy bien caracteri-
zado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
La Reception de anOChe.

Brillante result6 la reception
verihcada anoche en- los salones
de la Forteleza.
Numerosa concurrencia com
puesta de personals cultas y dis
tinguidas, asi como de una Sc
lecta corte de damas Y senoritas.
permaneci6 hasta las dicz en-
los fastuoSos salones. MIR Post
presento a sus sefores padres
que hacia POGO acababan de des-
embarcar en- el Caracas pro-
cedentes de los Estados Unidos,
La banda de la policia amenizo
la agradable velada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
A las 5.s7 50 suspende Ia session hasta

a las 5.37 50 suspcnde la session hasta
maflana las ..
Peticiones.- FL Notario sefior Per-
fecto Sures, de Adjuntas, manifesto
que, por no producirle NADIA So profe-
sion y hallarse sin recursos, solicita la
Intervention de la Camara para que
le sea concedida una beca de estu-
dante su hijo Antonio, fin de que
pueda continuar en- los Estados Uni
dos sus estudios de ingeniero.
Ordenanza del Ayuntamiento de
Naguabo, solicitando la iniciacion de
los trabajos en- la carretera Central
desde Naguabo q Juncos, y IN nuevo
credito de 100000 sobre ell credito
anteriormente concedido dicha carre.
terra por la Asamblea Legislative en-
su session del afio pasado.
Proyectos de ley en- primera lectu-
ra:
P. de la G. No. 99-Por los sefio-
res Was Ochoteco y Santiago: EN-
mendando una ley titulada "Ley fjando
rebajas en- las sentencias de confinados
en- las instituciones penales de Puerto
to Rico estableciendo un sistema de
libertad bajo la palabra", aprobada en-
"a de Marco de 1907.
P. de la I. No, lOO-Por los sefio.
res Sola y Larrauri: "Autorizando a
los Ayuntamientos para invertir en-
obras de utilidad pdblica. ell sobrante
que tengan del fondo de caminos".
P de la c. No. l0l.-Por los sefio-
res Vivaldi, Usera y Larraurf, Concep.
cion y Lluveras: "Para la construc-
ci6n de la carretera de Ponce a Yauco. "
P. de la c. No. lO2.-Por ell sefior
Santiago: "Autorizando al Municipio
de Cidra, para invertir de su sobrante
efectivo la cantidad de cuatrocientos
dollars, en- servicios pdblicos y necesa-
rios
Proyectos de ley en- tercera lectura.
-Fueron aprobados en- votaci6n def
nitiva los siguientes:
P. de la G. NGmer0s 81, 80. 81 y el
Sustituto los n1meros IS, II, IS, "a
40 y S..
Pasaran al Consejo Executive.
Informes de Comisiones Permanen
tes: Sc presentaron II de Ia Comision
de Obras Pdblicas, proponiendo a Ia
Camara su aprobaci6n sin enmiendas,
relatives 4 los P. de la C.. ndmeros
ST. So, So, 60, 66, 81, 10, ~. 73. III IS.
Fue acuerdo que estos informes,
juntamente con los Proyectos de Ley,
Sc incluyesen, para ser discutidos hasta
donde alcancen en- la orden del dfa de
hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
En- Ia Corte Municipal
TRES FlANZAS

Esta manana comparecieron
ante la Corte Municipal Luis
Rivera, Agustin Flores y Julian
Arroyo, operarios que trabaja-
ban en- la casa IN. Burillo Y
Companfa."
Aparecen acusados de agre-
sion a Jose Ruiz, operario de la
imprenta "El TEMPO" Ell Juez
Suau senalo la fanza de dos
cientos dollars para Rivera Y de
Glen para Flores y Arroyo.
Ruiz no comparecio por guar
dar CANA de las contusiones
producidas por los supuestos
autores.
Los acusados hace dias aban-
donaron los talleres tipografcos
de la casa m. Burillo y Com
pafifa.' y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07
Nota del dia

Gonstantemente recibimos in
vitaciones y programs de los
festejos organizados en- distin-
tas localidades de Ia 1sla, con
motive de las festas patronales.
En- algunas parties, como en-
Mayaguez, esas festas revisten
una importancia grande, tienen
relieve artistico y dan una alti-
sima nota de cultura En- otras
localidades son mas modestas,
pero siempre expresivas del no.
BILE empeno con que las autor1-
dades locales y Ell vecindario
tratan de conmemorar digna-
mente las fechas memorables
que tiene todo pueblo.
Solamente en- San Juan pasa
Ell dia que todos los pueblos tie
men, cada uno en- su fecha, sin
esas muestras del regocijo po-
pular, sin esos dias alegres en-
eparece que Ell entusiasmo es
Contagioso y sc propaga en- el
ambiente, sin que la iniciativa
del municipio, sin que las auto
ridades locales, como en- otras
parties de la Isla, secunden las
iniciativas de los particulares,
que han sido otros a1ios fecun-
d1simas.
Ell ai1o anterior paso sin. que
Ell dia de San uan sc festejara.
Algo sc anunci0. algo sc dijo
de TN proyectO municipal, 6 de
una idea del alcalde, acerca del
modo de festejar la fecha del
Patron de la Isla. Pero de ESQ
no sc ha vuelto a decir una pa
labra; parece que la idea ha cal
do en- campo esteril, ha ca1do
en- la sima insondable de los
proyectos fracasados.
Falta todav1a alg1n tempo,
tres, cuatro meses, a 10 sumo;
un tempo brevisimo que pasa
con la velocidad del relampago
en- la inactividad, en- la inercia
1mpenitenteS
Ouizas les parezca a nuestros
ediles, que es interminable el
plazo de aqu1 al mes de JUNO,
en- que deben celebrarse las
festas del Patron.
Pero ST ha de hacerse algo
nuevo, algo digno. algo que Co
rresponda a la importa ncia de
una capital, algo que haga We
mir de la isla, I'm n1mero gran
de de forasteros, algo en- fin,
que no sea la vulgar repeticion
de los programs tan celebrados
otras veces, ST ha de hacerse 10
que Sc anuncio en- aquella pro-
mesa de que nuestra corporation
municipal iba a tomar a su car
60 la organization de las festas
patronales, no sobrara mucho
tempo, para los preparativos
indispensables, aunque todavia
falten cuatrO meSeS NAL cOnta-
dos hasta ell dfa de San Juan.
ST sc deja transcurrir Ell ITEM
po, sin tomar las medidas nece-
sarias, sin pensar 10 que ha de
hacerse, sin arbitrar los recur-
SOS que hacen falta, despues Sc
ra precise confesar que la fecha
Sc viene encima, que va no que
da tempo para NADIA, que el
proyecto Sc tiene que aplazar
para otro afio.
81 Sc acordara, por ejemplo,
celebrar una eriaexposicion en-
San Juan, ahora ser1a Ell mo-
mento de pedir IN credito a las
Camaras.
No echen en- saco roto esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-07

advertencia, nuestros ediles, va
que en- ellos comic man a estar
fljas las miradas, no solo del We
cindario de San Juan, sino del
pueblo de toda la isla.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
Mrs, Kraus' Birthday

Several of Mrs. Mary Kraus' spec
ial friends went in May %, and helped
her celebrate her birthday, They found
her feeling rather blue but they took
plenty of good cheer with them besides
some toothsomeedibles and soon every
body was busy preparing the dinner
and Mrs. Kraus' spirits were revived,
and she was almost overcome with
surprise by having her home thus in
vaded. She is one of our most worthy
citizens always ready to help in any
good work that she finds to do. Those
present were Mesdames Gates, Cald-
we'll, Chandler, Minerva Cole. Chris
tina Johnson, Clara Nelson, Moy er.
They left token of friendship as
remembrance of the happy time spent
that day. PRESS CORRESPONDENT.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
The June H0uSekeeper,

The romance of the June bride is q
living reality in the pages of THE
HOUSEKEEPER for June. "Her We'd
ding Gown" by Ada 8. Rogers, is q
clever bit of fiction with a delightful
ending. The other stories and special
articles are equally attractive. There
is also double page of answers to
the query, "Why Do PeopleN Not Want
to Go to church," Needless to say
the symposium will be read with in
terest. In the practical departments
Gladys Love tells ali the little secrets
of the BRIDES toilette, how to tie the
wedding veil, and so forth. The usu-
al departments are also as full and
satisfactory as ever. The HOUSE
KEEPER, Minneapolis, MINI. Sixty
cents year,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
Memorial Ser mon.

The Memorial services for this year
were as usual of q very interesting
character. The first was the Memorial
sermon, May "A, at the Methodist
Episcopal church which was attended
by other churches and the members
of the Grand Army and the Woman's
Relief Corps. The sermon was deliv-
cred by the pastor Rev. p. V. d. We'd
der and Rev. ID. G. Macintosh OF the
Presbyterian church assisted in the
preliminary service.
Mr.. Vedder'S sermon was strong,
able and betitting to the occasion. He
discussed the causes that lay beneath
and back of the great struggle. He
spoke of the characteristics of the
times; the election of Lincoln, the
firing on FIT. Sumpter; the call for an
army; the enlistment of the men; the
departure for the front; the farewell of
loved ones from the home; and the
pail of sorrow that encompassed the
land. Mr.. Vedder deemed the gener-
al opinion that war makes men hard
hearted and cruel. They were often.
mi srepresented when they were making
Heroic sacrifice for the good of the
cause. He referred to the brave wom-
en- at home who in their silent sorrow
were no less loyal and courageous
than the men who faced the enemy at
the front In conclusion he pointed
out the way to life eternal under the
guidance of our great universal leader
the Father of all and asked the veter-
ans who had bravely and nobly fol-
lowed their leaders in battle, to follow
the Great Commander in the contest
for truth and right in the battle of life.
At the close Mr.. Ed B. Cousins in
behalf of the Post thanked Mr.. We'd
der for his sermon and the church for
joining in the union meeting. The
good sermon, the excellent music and
the decorations with flags and flowers
were all appropriate to the day and
the event.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04

Another school year has ended. Tho
closing days were as usual fun OF in
terost and some anxiety to teachers,
pupils and parents The annual SER
mon was delivered before union
meeting Sunday evening May Twenty
Four, at tho Methodist church, BY
Rev. ID. g. Macintosh, the other min
listers participating In the preliminary
exercises. He took for his text the fol.
lowing significant scripture found in
Psalm One Hundred Forty -Four:
That our sons may be as plants
grown up in their youth; that our
daughters may be as corner stones
polished after the similitude OF a
palace, - The sermon was clear, force.
full and helpful and received most
attentive hearing from the large audi.
ence.
The Glass Play furnished entertain.
ment for three separate evenings and
very fairly illustrated what happens
Ia many Union Depots most any day
in the year. The Commencement Tx
ercises proper held on Friday even
ing attracted the most attention. The
class Of nineteen bright boys and girls
on the platform formed pretty pic
ture for the audience largely made up
of their friends and relatives. Superin-
tendent Mautz made brief but force
full address concerning the deleteri-
GUS effect upon the young people OF
too many social affairs mixed in with
their studies. From personal obser-
walton for many years we heartily
concur In what no said and will have
more to say about it hereafter. The
address by Doctor Jenkins, of Omaha
was worthy OF the occasion aud the
audience. He is a clear, pleasing and
impressive speaker and a deep and
philosophical thinker The exercises
closed by presentation OF the diplomas
by the superintendent to the following
MEMBERS OF THE CLASS:
Anna Marguerite Wilson,
Augusta Tennigkeit,
Augusta Gretchen Hecker,
Bonneta Bell Jones,
Bessie Claire Watson,
Fred Glen Jones,
Frank LaZmer Hayes,
Fay Margaret Titterington,
Grace Lowene Ktbby,
George Fern Parnham,
Gracia Swartz,
Hazel Lenore Law.
Harry Edward Laubender,
Inez Willeta Gates,
Julius Robert Hecker,
Mary Agnes Lutwitze,
Mary Elezebeth Harris,
Theodore Foster Mantz,
Wren Lane.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
Contract Made and Signed.

The contract for putting in the new
cement walk to the cemetery was
agreed to between the committee hav-
ing it in charge and Livingston the
contractor from Carroll and signed
yesterday. Mr.. Livingston will COM
mence work not later than June %
and push it to completion as rapidly
as possible. The city has also con-
tracted with him to make Is street
crossings which are badly needed.
Four hundred feet of new hose and
some other paraphernalia for the fire
department has been purchased.
With these new supplies for the fire
company and the big new we'll with 26
feet of water it would seem to be but a
pastime to extinguish any ordinary
fire.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
FART LOANS
In $500 Optional payments,
at 5 per cent.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
Doctor Carrie Br0oks.W0od, Dental Off
ice opposite Commercial Savings Bank.
List of Jurors

Special venire drawn for May term
of court. Adjourned session, June Sd
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

With the German Saving
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
ABSTRACTS.
DO you know your title Is perieetf
Real Estate Is valuable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
ABSTRACTS.
A Wrong Impression.

We understand that some of our
good Cummins friends have the inn
preston that we purposely sighted
and ignored the Republican meeting
addressed by Attorney General Byers
at the courthouse last week by not at
tending and making a report. Ii this
be true it is not correct. We had fully
intended to do both but n rush of work
in the office prevented. Because of
this we did go around to the hotel at
noon to pay our respects to Mr.. Byers
whom we like personally, whose abili-
we admire. and whose work In his
present position we have commended
with pleasure. We told him we regret
ted we could not be present to hear
his address and gave him the reason.
A personal reference to his presence
and the purpose of his coming should
have been made but in the hurry was
overlooked.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04

Rose Pratt, head trimmer at the
Fred Vermila millinery store, was at
Extra over Sunday renewing acquaint-
ances.
For SALE: Jens +. Jensen, pro-
prietor OF the Spring Valley Stock
Farm out in Douglas, has fine herd
of Hereford Cattle; and has some
heifers and bulls for sale. Gig
Mrs. II. G.. Leach and Little Ar.
thur went up to Mason City, last Sun
day, to visit her parents.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04

Senator Gilliland, of Glenwood,
spent last Saturday In town between
Brayton and Gray where he spoke in
favor of Senator Allison.
--Joe Watson has returned from his
school work at lndinnola.
Louis Watson will graduate from
Simpson College the coming week.
Misses Katherine Donahue and
Tressa CASTOR passed Saturday and
Sunday with Extra friends.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04
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Beth Norvel
Eben Holdens last days fishing
Grandmother
Come and find me
The Black Bag
A Cittle Journey Through the World
The great American Pie Co.
The Barrier
Seeing England with uncle John
The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
Wards of Liberty
The Great Secret