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The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
New Stock All subscrIbed For.

Richard G. Lambrecht, president OF
the German-American Loan a Trust
Co, No. 81 Griswold-st.. says shat
practically all of the company's new
stock. increased recently from $4,000
20 500 900, has been subscribed for.
The company Is now thoroughly act.
tied in it's new quarters. which arc far
more conveniently arranged than its
did officers for the transaction of its
business. The company's specially is
mortgage bonds and they have proved
a popular investment. The plan is
very simple. The person giving the
mortgage Issues the bonds. which are
equivalent tn ceries OF notes. lggre
eating the amount OF the loan The
company guarantees the bonds and
looks after the collection of the inter-
ST and principal.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
DR.. DIcKIE TO DEBATE.
Mayor Rose Has Accepted Challenge
to Another Meeting.

ALBION. Micr.. April 10.--President
Samuel Dickie. of Albion college, says
Mayor Rose. of Milwaukee. has accep,.
ed the challenge to another debate on
Prohibition. Mayor Rose wants the
debate to take place on Sunday, but
DR.. Dickie objects. The next debate
between the two men takes place III
Chicago and many students. who are
enthusiastic over the question. VIII
probably attend. The auditorium,
which seats 1000. will he the scenc
OF the next meeting <N
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
"LovE BITE" HIS DEFENSE.
Accused Husband Says He Cnewed
His Wlfe's Cheek for Affection.

BALTIMORE, Md. April 10.-"I
have heard OF the soul kiss and kisses
n other kinds. but Il never heard
~ a man biting his Wife as an evil
lerce OF his affection for her" remark
ID Justice O'Neill, when George Phoe-
1us. aged 81, OF East Baltimore-st., en-
leavored TO explain the biting OF his
wife, for which offcnse she had him
arrested
Mrs. Phoebus said her husband de-
liberately bit her Oh her cheek. and
.hough the pain was eycruclating, he
said that II was love bite"
The Justice fined him S. and gave
him ten days in jail.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
HEART SAWED IN TWO.
Mill Hand in Ensley Township Meets
Horrible Death.

WHITE CLOUD. Mich. April 10
Lying senseless on the carriage which
conveys logs TO big circular saw in
the Lapham sawmill I'm Ensley town.
ship, Isaac Wing. 40 years old. EN-.
ployed at the mill. was carried 10 the
saw and cut half in two. meeting in.
slant death His heart was bisected.
Wing was some distance from the
saw when Thomas Heron, the saw
yer. left the room for moment.
When Heron returned he found Wing
lying on the carriage and the saw
half way through his body How Wing
came TO fall upon the carriage IS a
mystery.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
NEGRO is LYNcHED.
Had Attempted to Attack Girl in
Woods.

.ToPKINSVILLE, KY, April 10
~ /Jker. Brame, IS, a Negro. was found
6day hanging to a dogwood tree two
miles from Lafayette. whore he was
(lynched some time yesterday for an
attempted attack upon the daughter
of w. II. Gee. The Negro came upon
the girls in the woods AID was at
tempting to drog one of them away
when the other. with an uplifted axe.
forced the Negro to flee. He was pur-
sued by a posse and captured and
returned TO the Gee home. where he
was identified by the girls. The posse
took him ont 10 the woods and lynch
| eG him.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
GOV. LIILEY NEAR DEATH.
Has But Few Hours to Live, Says
Statement.

HARTFORD. Conn. April 10.-Gov.
George l.. Lilley, who is lowering be-
tween life and death at his home, has
hut few hours to live. according to
statement issued today. The gov
ernor has been in al unconscious COLI
tition since last evening and at the
present time his entire family arc
gathered at the dying mans bedside.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
REALTY CONVENTION
WILL BE BIG AFFAIR
Many Cities are Planning to Send
Large DeIegations-Oetroit
Board Active.

The outlook is for a big attendance
at the national real estate convention.
which will be held in Detroit in June.
1t will easily be one Of the largest
gatherings OF the year and one that
will do much TO advertise Detroit.
President l.. z. Wise. OF the Detroit
Real Estate board. has received word
that Cleveland. Chicago. Minneapolis.
Milwaukee and several other large
cities are arranging TO send large dele
cations Plans for the reception and
entertainment OF the visitors are al
ready under way.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
CHAIRMAN WINsHIP RESIGNS.

CLARE. Mich. April 10.-A success
sor to John T. Winship, of Saginaw,
as chairman Of the Democratic state
central committee will be selected 1T
Lansing on April 21. Mr.. Winshlp' ,
resignation was rendered sever Al
months ago but was held up untiI Az
ter the spring election. Secret nry
Garfield has called meeting of fbc
committee in Lansing To name his suc
cessor Mr. Winship resigned be rause
of business considerations.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
coRsAN ON JOB AGAIN.
Former Y. NJ. c. a. Swimming In.
structor Returns 10 Work

George r. Corsan who last winter
conducted q swimminf class at he Y
NJ G. A., has returned to Detroit, and
will be at the ~ during April and
May. The pool at the now associa-
ton building is the largest Y. NJ. C..
A. pool in the world and The facilities
are Of the best
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
BABES BODIES IN BOX.
cruesone Discovery Made by Boys In
Lumber Yard.

The dead bodies of tiny twin baby
girls, wrapped In white linen and
placed In an unmarked shoe box, were
found I'm the ID. NJ. Ferry lumber yards.
Beaubien and Brady-sts.. Friday after.
noon. by two young boys nameI De
CURE. The frightened lads took their
gruesome find to August Trendle's
grocery, No. 6SS Beaubien.st., and the
police were notified. Coroner Bun goss
took charge OF the case. and Is inves-
tigating. but there seems 10 be little
likelihood that the parents Will he dis.
covered.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
~wETs" TO FIGHT ELECTION

CHARLENOIX. Michl April 10
The local saloon men will contest the
recent election. They CLAIM that sep
arate ballots were used for local op.
ton and good roads propositions IN
violation OF the law. The drys will
put mp a fight and the matter will
probably go to the supreme court.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

IL is good thing 20 remember that
Stroh's Beer is the best. This IL no
empty phrase, hut II has the quality
10 deserve this distinction. Phone
Main 316 for case.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

A faculty concert will be given by
the Ganapol School OF Musical Art. in
Temple Beth FL Monday evening.
April IL. The following will partici.
pate in the concert: Mile. Elsa Rueg
ger. violoncello; Mrs. Boris L. Cana
pol. pianist; Mrs. Granville 7. Filler.
soprano: Edmond Lichtenstein. violin.
ist; Lewis Richards. pianist; Boris l..
Ganapol baritone
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

Scratches on Photographic mega
lives can nc repaired by painting
them with solution OF Canada bal
sam In turpentine or xylol.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

Busine-s-tfse Prfstfng. No fuss .
no feathers. The plain. neat ktnd
looks right. Tfmes rxfnftng o.
rs John R.-st. Phone 1<sA
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

job Printing done right. Tfms =. p,,,..
ing Co.. Is John R..st. Phon ilea
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

Job Printing done right. Times Print =
ting Co.. 10 John R-st. Phone ilsa
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

only Detroit Daily with Direct Leased
Wire Connection.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
First Published August 10, 1909. ]
ORDiN ,NGE No 3l2

An ordinance regulating the distribution Of
water to secure proper fire protection and
the sprinkling OF lawns
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Council
men Of the City of Dodge City:
SECTIONi I. That in order to secure proper
fire protection, and sufficient force for the
sprinkling OF laws and watering OF trees,
gardens, etc., and to equitably distribute
water for said purposes, the City OF Dodge
City shall hereafter be devided Into two dis.
tricts, as follows, to wit: all that portion of
said City lying North of Vine Street shall he
district Number One: all that portion OF said
City lying >outh of Vine Street shall he Dis.
trict lumber Two
SECTION IL. That 1t shall be- unlawful for
any person, or pers ms. In District Number
One as designated in section one OF this or
dinance to use any water from the mains.
Plies or hydrants OF the M dland Water,
Light and Ice Company for the sprinkling Of
lawns, watering of gardens, Il ees, etc.. ex.
cept on the odd numbered days of each
month that 1t shall be unlawful for any per
son or persons In District Number Two as
designated in section one OF this ordinance
to use water from tn. mains, pipes or ny
drants Of ohe Midland Water, Light and Ioe
Company for the sprinkling Of lawns, water.
Ing OF gArdens,t rees, ETC., except on the
even numbered days OF each month
SECTION III Any person violating the pro-
visions of this ordnance shall be deemed
guilty 0fa mjstemeanor, and on conviction
shall be fined In sum not to exceed five
dollars.
SECTION Nv. This ordinance shall take
effect and he in force from and after Its pub.
lication In the Globe Republican.
Passed the Council August. 10th 1909.
[SEALl Approved by the Mayor, Aug IS, 1909.
Pearl Trebilcock, A. Guck,
CITY Clerk Ma or.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
FROM "FIvE MILE"

Qrife number of people visited the
Far View Sabbath school last Sunday.
Please come again.
N rrices boys who were hurt few
weeks aga are sll right again; but Mrs.
TricIe has been quite sick She is now
improving rapidly
Leslie ElliotI, living near Upper Five
Mile, knows quite we'll how 70 handle q
whip when he sees rattle make.
Mr.. Gassin living between Five Mile
and spearville, Lost his little 4 year old
hoy last week with typhoid fever and
whooping O. ugh.
Miss Jessie Klssel OF Spparville is VS.
iting Miss Aiice Mcfarland this week.
There are few cases OF typhoid fever
on Saw Log ut the present time. Howard
Mc' 'lrlien 10 very sick with "
Mrs. Z.la Metcalf who has been al
A. B M-tcalfs with typhoid fever, Il
now able to 70 home.
Mrs Wagner has been running two
incnbafors this spring and esrlv part OF
the summer, therefore has raised quite q
number Of chickens.
Threshing will begin In this nelghbor-
hood this week
Charlie MuIlendore Of Dodge City has
been back In his old DpighhnrboOd and IL
relearnIDg to drive horses; he ia learning
quite will He can now ride his bicvcle,
hold 'he lines and drive horse in front
of him
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19

Qnife number of people visited the
Far View Sabbath school last Sunday.
Please come again.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
first Published August. 10. 1909. |

The State Of Kansas to j T. Elder, Greeting :
You will take notice that you have been
sued by f. Il. Smith before P. Il. Hobble, a
Justice Of the peace, In and for Dodge City
Township. Ford County, Kansas. or the sum
or $i0, and that trial of said cause will be
september. 1909, at 10 o'clock A. M. You are
furt. or notified that the above named Justice
OF the peace on the 9th day OF August, 1909,
Issued gar nishment process to secure th g
said sum OF SO and cost Of suit; and unless
you appear before said justice OF the peace
at his Ofiice In said Ford Comfy. Kansas. an
said day Of september. 1919, and show cause
there will be rendered against you judg.
ment for the sum Of $40 and costs OF suit
Witness my hand this 10th day Of August 1908.
y r HoBBLR,
Justice Of the Peace.
MADISON & MADISON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
Published August 10, 1909.l
ORDINANCE NO 311.

An ordinance providing for tax levy for the
fiscal year beginning July I, 1909, and ending
June 30, l9lO
BE it ordained py the Mayor and Council.
men of the City OF dodge City. Kansas.
SECTION That the following amounts be
and the same are hereby levied for the fiscal
yea beginning July !, t9i 9. and ending June
30, 1910. Tor each dollar upon all the taxable
pronertv within the corporate limits of
the city of Dodge City; Kansas, rs returned
by the County Assessor and equalized by the
Board of County Commissioner. sitting az
Board of Equalization for the fiscal year
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
Waiter Bob stengel left Tuesday for a

Waiter Bohl stengel left Tuesday for
Tisil In Colorado.
Otto Theis returned Tuesday evening
from visit at Wichita.
The Methodist Sunday school is having
a picnic today at the park.
Work on putting mp the tents at thu
park will be started tomorrow.
There will be no services vt the Metho
dist church next Sunday mon ing.
Ctto Streater. who 10 located at Texar-
kama, Tex, Is here for short visit
The s. s. club will meet tomorrow
AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs Ripple.
Lloyd Connaway, who has been visiting
In Colorado, returned home Yesterday.
Nice, little, pleasant, gentle, easy, safe
AND cure pills, are Rings Little Liver
Pills.
The Christian Sunday school Is holding
apicnic ut grove six miles west Of town
today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Gardner returned
~iast week from q visit In Chicago and
Detriot.
W. G. Painter and family went to
Colorado for visit, leaving here Tues
day night.
The Embroidery club will be enter.
tained at the home Of Mrs. l.. j. PeIijohn
tomorrow afternoon
Miss Irene Reudv returned Monday
from three weeks visit with friends In
Winfield and Hutchinson.
The Ciry Teachers Institute will begin
on next Monday afternoon, and will be
In s+ssion until September 8
H Young and family who have
been OF sn extended visit 10 the western
cosst, arrived home yesterday evening
W. r. Hale who with his family has
been on an outing In the northwest In an
automobile IS expected home This week.
p. Nj Incl, wife and daughter Cla'a,
and a niece who Is visiting them, left
Tuesday i1ht for trip to Denver and
other pOiDls in Colorado.
Miss WbitwOrtb, who has been visiting
her parents, lett this mor1ng for trim
to Colorado before returning to her
home in Grand Rapids, Mich. H.
Abou tfry friends were entertained on
"Wednesday evening the home Of Mr.. J
and Mrs. John Rush, in honor of their |
nice, MISS Edith Watson, who is visiting
here from Indiana.
Misner Il Groody who have the con.
tract for the plumbing, beating and wir-
ing OF the government weather bureau
Sa,ldiDg, have about completed the wiz
Ing. The time the contractors have for
completing the building ia September H |
Capt d. l.. Sweeney was visitor hei
yesterday He has been one OF the main
boosters of the Southwestern Vetera'
Reunion during its entire history, bat
Will b. unsole to attend this years meet
ing He will be 10 sou b Dakota next
week. looking after a claim he has there. |
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19

Call at 'iry Clerks office and pay
your occupation tax for the year begin
ing July 1909. At
Miss Nora Sfubbs of Hutchinson will
arrive in Dmge City Sunday to visit
here during reunion week.
FOR RENT-Cottagp At SOC Avenue B.
six rooms, bath. II. j Gyies
dOnev ~ loan on real estate. Zee
T. H. Young tt
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
Personals and Locals
The Weeks News Of the City in Paragraphs
Third Prize : Pair Felt Goggles, Geo

j. Third Prize = Pair Felt Goggles, Geo
d. Cochran Il Co.
For the best decorated car, from each
county IN district attending the -ourh.
western Veterans Association and ap.
pearing In the parade.
York-Key Mercantile Co. Pair Shoes.
Jone. & Oneal, Merscbaum Pipe.
H juneau, $6 worth Of buildingmaterial.
McCurdy Lumber Co. $5 worth of build
ing material.
Vienna Cafe, SO Meal Ticket.
River Side Garage, Clock.
Home Furnishing 20. Choice ofPictures
City Furniture Store, statue.
VIM Robinson, 2 gal. Auto OIL
John :. Rush, l9al cup oil.
r H. Young, Silver cup
r. N. Steele, Picture of parade framed.
Sturgeon Bros. 80 ION Moore Gig re
Mill @ barrel OF -four
Stansdeld & Sturgeon G ,rsge, / Auto Hat
Association, $6 cash.
N. H Lum & Co, 2 barrels Of Portland
cement.
For the Car best decorated to represent
The industries of Dodge City
First PrIzo-Hydrsulic Jack, Edison
Auto Co.
Second PrIze-Aremeter. Misner 4
Groody
i'hrd Priz--T Id Pail Of Coffee, II
r. Brown,
Tar containipgths most beautiful group
Of little girls under 10 years Of age
FIRST Piize-Ladies Jewel CASE, M. j.
Chapman
second Prize p cture. S s. Fash
Third Prize-Decorated Fruit Tray,
James Martin.
81 worth Of tickets to Princess, to the
girls.
Car containing the best looking group
of boys under ~ wears old.
Fist Prz--82 so Laundry work,
Home steam L.u dry.
Second Przr-Hams Meairs & Son.
hi'd Pnz.-Bucket Honey, Rumsey.
ST worth Of nckers TO The boys from
tht Elecrr Theatre
the most comically decorated Car with l
chauffeur
First Priza-l Pair Gloves, Geo. T.
Mattin.
second Prlzr-Sack Flour, Burnett
Bros
Third P'z' Sack Graham Flour
j mes and Hanna
For the most SklIIfuI Lady Driver In Contest.
Fir.t P,rz- - Ladies' $lS Auto Coat
Bargain Stors
Second Priz Cut Glass Nappy, |
Williams AID Will'ams.
rh'rd Prize - $2.5, in Merchandise,
V J ri-f-nbarh
The Most Expensive Car In tho Parade.
l Box ikars. Palace Dug ompany.
The Smallest Car In the Parade.
Swifts Bacon. Peter nurgland.
The Oldest Car In tho Parade.
Ice Tick-G E. ~. Smith
TIE MEXICAN MOTOR
One Bale I" HA, L r Miller.
I" ts DriVers, l gallon Maple Syrup.
Arvabr'gh' and SidlOw.
county Outside of Ford. R. presented
with the G'eatest Number OF Cars
l B"x o. Cigars, GiseI and Son,
Car Best Decorated with Farm Products.
First Poz- Pair If Auto Glauses,
l.. Frrnch aud 20.
Srcnd Prize-3lb Chocolate, Midland
Grocery Ga
rhird Prizr - Jar of Swifs Bacon,
RiIe' Reeves
To the Judges Of the Parade.
Rslnh II FaxoD, / sack, Alfalfa Meal
Il E Frizpll. sack ( Pot4toes.
Brri Roe, $l.oo worth of tickets, at
N excl.
Supplemental Contributors to Prizes for Auto
Parade, not Published.
Ms. Hood (Elec'ric Tbeat'e, 81 90
worth Of tickpis.
Princrss, SI.oo worth of tickets
Nickel, 81 90 worth Of tickets
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19

SECTION II This ordinance shall take ef
feet and in force on and after Its publication
In the Dode City Gloce Republican.
Passed the Council and approved by the
Mavor, Aug. 4, 1909.
(SsAL)
PEARL TREBILC0CK A. GLUCK,
City Clerk Mayor
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
PUBLICATION NOTICE
First Published August 10. 19Os.l
State OF Kansas,

Ford County IS.
VIM. SIuith, Plantiff,
VS..
G. B. Howard, Defendant.
@. b. Howard, you will take notice that O n
the 9th. day OF August. l9i9, you were sued
before r HObble, Il Justice of the Peace
In an for Dodge City township. Ford county,
Kansas, for the sum of $i00O and on above
date an order of granishment was issued to
the Dodge City Mill Il Elevator company to
secure said amount and costs Of suit The
above entitled case is set for hearing Oh the
18th day OF september, 1919, at ~ O'Clock q. IN.
and II defendant fails TO appear plaintiff will
take judgment for S5ODD and costs OF suit.
WIN. SMITH, Plaintiff
Attest: P. R. HoBBLE.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
REUNION is NEXT.
Continued from page ~
AUTOMOBILES PARA E
aL q A VI. ON IhmrhdAt 2h h

AUTOMOBILE PARA E
Al 8 A VI. on 1hursdat. 26 b.
For toe most artisticallv decorated car
in the District
First Prizp - $500 In cash to be Civ
en- by th- Southwestern Kansas Veteran 4
Association.
Second Prize - Merscbaum Pipe,
William Bsdpr.
Third p ze - Auto Gauntlet Gloves,
Anderson q Erhardt.
For The Deatest and most appropriately
dressed gentleman chauffeur.
First Prize - Auto Cap, WariDg and
Miller.
otcond Prze - Box Cigars, Felkel and
Beck.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19

The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co
will pay the highest market price for
corn, oats, kafflr corn and sorghum
seed. It
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
THE OLD

This Week we Wish to sell every item
OF Summer Goods we have. Those who
Wish to make their money 90 far now
have the chance. 1t will pay you to buy
goods at the prices We offer below.
Our new stock is croWding tn on us.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
THE NEW

We are placing on sale our new Fall
Goods 1t being in advance Of the time
to Wear them we are quoting below price
Inducements. The wise shopper can
now save money. We can afford to sell
Fall Goods cheap now.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-02
FUNERAL PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
SERVICES OVER REMAINS OF DR..
sToLTz TO BE HELD TO-
MORROW AFTERNOON

The remains of Rev. Frank +.
Stoltz. whose death took place during
the noon hour yesterday at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, whittier he had gone in
search of health, were brought home
on the Milwaukee limited, No. IL, last
night and accompanied on the sad
journey by the grief-stricken widow
and son, Paul. The funeral will be
held in the First Presbyterian church,
of which the decedent was formerly
pastor. Interr1ent In Ottumwa cen-
etery. The remains will lie In state
at the Stoltz home from a. M. until
IL m. Wednesday, and will not be ex-
posed to view in the church. The
program of the service at the church
tomorrow afternoon, which begins at
3 o'clock p. m. Is as follows:
Professional. Nearer My God 10
Thee'-The Ottumwas.
Invocation.
Quartet-The Ottumwas.
Scripture.
Solo. Face to race" Herbert John.
son. Miss Maude Edmunds.
Remarks.
Prayer.
Quartet--The Ottumwas.
Benediction.
Mrs. John E.lmaker presides at the
organ.
Pail bearers. G. Hutchison, Geo
A. Brown, G. e. Boude, Edwin Dun
gan, Allen Johnston. S. H. Harper.
Honorary pail bearers-Ministers Of
the city.
Rev. R. Ames Montgomery will be
in charge of the service and Rev. w
H. HORNED, Rev. J. E. Cummings, and
Rev. f. G. Davies, with the other min
listers, will assist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-02
REUNION OF BLUE AND GRAY.
J. e. Houehland OF EIdon Would Have
Grand Reunion of Veterans Of

]. E. Houehland of Eldon Would Have
Grand Reunion of Veterans Of
Both Armies at Chattanooga.
Eldon, Aug. 31.-A grand reunion
of the Blue and Gray is proposed by 5.
E. Houghland of this city. Hough-
land, color sergeant Of the Nineteenth
Iowa in the civil war, believes the
time has come for great formal re-
union to be held between survivors of
both sides. He suggests Chattanooga,
and the first week in November as a
suitable meeting place and date for
the reunion. In call issued he says :
Comrades: I propose a grand reun-
ion Of the Blue and Gray at Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, the first week in No
vember, 1909. Now that the war has
been over for forty-four years, 1t is
time for the old veterans of both ar.
mics to meet together and hold the
grandest reunion ever held. We were
arrayed against each other when we
met between rifle pits and traded cot
fee for whisky. We did not use hard
language, nor force, but met as neigh.
bors and talked over the causes of The
war. The Confederate was our broth.
err and an American, and now that all
differences are settled forever and our
ranks are thinning. let us hold this re.
union and cement together the inter.
ests of the greatest nation on earth
Our interests are the same and our
loyalty is unquestioned. A week OF
meeting will be appreciated and en-
ioyed and let it be deemed our duty
to make arrangements to hold this re
union at this date or one better named
by the citizens of Chattanooga. There
fore do suggest that you write q
postal card to the mayor of Chatta
nooga, Tenn, at once, expressing you,
approval of the above. Respectfully
j. r. Houghland,
Color Guard Nineteenth Iowa.
Eldon, Iowa.