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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-25
THE RETURN.

But Grouchy could spare little time
for social relaxation. He had to explain
that sad day at Waterloo. So he wrote
moro and more. He was possessed with
the idea that IL he could get the world
or 80 much of the world as was repre-
sentod by his beloved France to under
stand that he simply obeyed orders, as
a good soldier should. and that The
responsibility for Waterloo rested on
the emperor and not on him, he would
be forgiven But the people of France
were no more in the humor to accept
his view then than they arc now, and
Louis XVIII unwittingly made the task
of the marshal more and more dIffIcu,r.
The reactlonary tendency OF the gov
ernment had brought the people TO u
state of sullcn anger. The prisoner en-
tho island OF st. Helena was pathetic
figure. His faults were being forgotten
and only his glorles remembered. The
allies, too, had put such a burden on
the people that all the old animosltics
were kept fresh.
In 1917 Grouchys son crossed the
ocean to visit the marshal. He did not
bring good news He went back to rc-
new the struggle. And when the son
departed the father resumed his writ
ings and renewed his trips to Baltimore
and New York to meet the vessels that
crossed the broad waters. once he was
raised to the highest degree of hope.
1t seemed as il he would be permitted
to return home. Anxiously he awaited
the next advlces Whom they came
he was plunged Into despair. The In
nuence he had depended upon had fall
ed him and he decided that he would
have to pass the rest OF his days in the
United States Then he determined TO
become a citizen OF the republic. and
he took the first formal steps in that
direction. He had determined to make
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-04
Pepe Bloma.
BOrique Helne

ERA un var0n gallardo Y arrogan-
te que rebo~aba robustez Y sai.ni >u
frente eleVada v blanca. tersa Y Inn
pia como una tabla de marmol V SOM
brt,ada por espcsos mechones de ca
bellos rubios hacia pensar Ell un Apmo
germanico. F'liguraban en- sus pu-
pllas la luz Y la inspiration; spls me-
lrlas llenas de un contorno eiegan-
te. no tt-Dian Il sello de la hvbdez ro-
mantica entonccS. en- boga. LeJos de
ESQ. rosas prpureas ilorecian ciaslca-
mente en elias. Una leve curvatura
heirara mpedia que su narlz tutse
grIega. annqne SIN aiterar
Su correction: StIS labios armonloSoS,
eacoplados como dos rimas exactas.o
para emplear una Erase Suya. tenian,
en Sn r-Eoso. una expression dulce v
agradablc: pero cuando habl1ba deS-
pelia aqnel arco earnest flechas ace
ra,las dardoS sarc;lstlcoS que STEM
nre daban en- el blaneo. Made fue
tan cruel como = para Ia necs~iad +;
1 Ia sonri>a celestial del MuSa geta Su-
~cdia la frigona carcajada del Sati--
re $500
En- este trdfco y pulcro lengnaJe
traduce Teodoro Llorenie Il mayiSfral
retrato i Ia pluma que Teoiilo Gau--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-04


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(Conclusion)


Sin pretendcr aqui profundizar rs-
te asunto. fjtmouoS en que los fen6--
menos sismicos que d,sde algunaS Sc
manas esta partc llaman poderoSa--
mente la atenci6n de todos. So mani
fiestan en- la depression medlterran nea
como centro principal. eNpan>lonail--
dose por el Este y por cl O"ste, a 10
largo de la Inca de otor>lonD teori-
ca uue debio suirir 81 hemlsferio bo-
real por efecto de un eNceso de Nelo-
oidad de rotaci6n del mismo. de con-
formslad con la deformacl"n ietrae-
drica de la Terra. En efecto. er Me
diterraneo eS una fraccl6n de la M
mensa faia sismica " volcanca que
casi siguendo IN paralclo. Sc continua
por las Azores. las Antillas. Meuco, IS
las Hawaii. Filipinas, cl .lapon. la IN
dia. el Caucaso el Asia Mcnor.
Esta vez el foco de los movlmI"n-
tos sismicos Sc ha localizado en- ei Me-
diterraneo. Las mas intcnSaS Sactdl-
1as han tendo lugar on Mcsna -
dlciembre 1909 V en q ASIA Men"r.
,,erca q de Smirna (23 enero l9o9.)
Ademas. Sc han senalado r"pllcaS y
movimientos sccundari"s en el resto
de Italia. en- Albania. .Rumela. Ralk'-
nes. Argelia. Andalucia Portugal >ur
de Russia. etc Aparte de los m"Vl-
mientos de Andalucia, algunos DE- los
Princes. muv locaizado> Y que al pa
rrer no paSan del er.ado VI dc Mer-
cali. \ De aleunas Sacudidas P'r''ol-
.las en- Portugal. de- poca Importance
In Peninsula no ha manlfesiado nnga
ma sismicidad exceptional, III 'alnl"'o
Francia. 4 pesar de su Auvernia en-
camlio. Sc rcgistraron algnnaS SaF''dl-
.lae alar,nantes en- las Azores Sobre
do en- las Canarias. ~acudiofas qne no Se
han rcpetido. por fortuna, poSt"riof--
mcnte
la region rlle ha subslStldo mas
ar,tada durante este periodic p"drla-
mos deer que la consttuyen Ia ca
dena de los Apenlnos. desie b"iohia'
basta catamia los Alpes de lhrla, los
Ralkanes hasta el Bosforn la cadeiia
de los montes Tauro. del Asia Mcnor.
,ontimIanslose indnda blemente hasia
macizo de Armenia Y del 'ancaso
ouizas hasta Il Tibet. Nnestla PENN
sula. como Se We. ha permanecido Tue
"a del radio de aecion maxma de esta
zona volcanica V emlipantemehte diS-
l-ada. 81 representaramos por nh
p,nto ! centre de gravedad de todos
los terremotos intensos perclhid"s dh-
rante este tempo. quzas este p'nho
Ga ,ocalizaria en- el mar Jonico hacla
las nntables depresiones s''hmarihaS
que aparecen entire Stella Y 'r'-cla
aue alcanzan mas de 1000 metres de
profundldad
Esto - en pocas palahras 10 qu"
nos enseila una oieada slntetlca dc
euanto ha ocurrido de intense des-
tr,,ctor durante este invlerno.
Pero en- nllesfros tiempos. en que
i prorgreso no debe ser una palabra
vana. tales eStudios deben lleval-se con
mavores vuelos no deben limitarse
L, que solo impresiona directamente
nuestroS seniidos. En- otraS palabraS.
ahi tenemoS los delicados >iSm"grai"s
q, mare6grafos que a'ssc'iiian Y regis
tran las mas imperceptible> osehaei"-
nee de Ia eorteza terrestre. Y que de-
ben constrslir ' ccn~tituyen para Ia
cicnta nm imaginable fl6n de deSeu-
hrimientos.
Omitire. porque tamPcco eorreNpo'l-
de 4 este luear los resultadcs de los
sism6grafos por 10 que - rssfiere al es-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-04

ra, seria possible completar nuestros CO.
nocimlcntos. bicn cScasos. de la slsm-
cidad de nuestra region Y coadyuvar
al trabaio considerable Y de gran va
lor que representa- para la Ciencla en-
general la estadisiica mundial de te--
rrcmotos que Sc lleva Il cabo por Ia
Oficim SiSmica International de Es--
traSburgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-04
Pvr los AgroS CtIas
Jose comas sola.

Asi ttula 81 litcrato gallcgo Basi-
'io Alvarez I'M tomto de cucntos en-
carnados en- la Region.
lIace algun tempo que los he lcido,
V cSc mismo tempo hare que tengo
.lrscoS de dccir algo sobrc cllos.
En- primer ttrmino, Voy mostrar
mi contormidad con Il autor. hacla el
parrafo primcro de Su pr1loco, que di-
ce asi:
"Ahi van de I'm solo tir6n.
Como han salido. en- una doccna
le nochcs. que tcnia los oios puc>to>
u mi terra. nadic dina que cl cincel
Sc pasc6 dos veces por la piedra hru-
Ia. rs un merito que a. Sie Iucgo re
cabo
\ mi iuicio. csta muy bien rccaba-
lo por c autor de "Por los Agros
rcltas''. merito tai: su collection de
mo correcto: una fraseologia tan fue-
ra del rebuscamlcnto, y sencllla, como
la dc los personajes que desiilan por
todos aqucllos, VA SirNicndo de proia-
:oni~tas cn la acei5n va de simples IN
tcrmediarios.
Como festimoniando + conccpto De
referoucia estan. en- la obra del seUor
Alvarez, Alma galIega donde Sc des
aca scncilla y honradota, Ia PERSONAL
had de Juan, que, sati~fecho Y eonten-
fuera del "terruuo", Y haclindosc.
eios sabc cuantas ilusione~. con Il lu-
:lo salalio Que ganaba- al coniem-
lar en- una de esas tardes otonales Il
oaisa IT, matizado por una de esas que
,uclcn lamar en- las castilas. hcrmo-
>as puestas de sol, sintio desealafs"l'
| alma Y aglomerarse en su cerebro
as melancolieos recuerdos de los ere
otlsculosa de su encaniador Galicia. y,
sin pod,sr remediarlo, corricron por si'-
.urtido rostro. tsedla docena dc que
nantes lagrinas>.:..
~ flt la primefa Vez que llor' tue
RI, de su patria'.
No es menos interesante y verldlco
Ell Pulpo" de esos ejemplareS, por
iesgracia. aun nos qucdan algunos el
IA Region y no pocos. en ei rest" dc
E>paila. I'm cambio. han desaparecldo
as iamosos eiempares de los Vecinos
le Silva que. cansados de las lnfanes
rapi>ondas del "Pulpo. fo hicleron
collar al horrisono estampido de la di-
nanIita.
Interesantes Y llenas fe vida real. 10
stan: TN duelo en- la terra " Rasa-
ia" "Ata,ismo" La Ofrcnda
Despidlendo verdadero sentiniento
,alIego: "Marela" "Provino' "Iia
ada Celta
I'm este dltimo. hay derroehe de 10
lea franca expontaneidad sabor"a-
Sc On 4. algo saiisfactorio y eonSoia
Tor. ii segllimos con el intersS qne re
uierc. al Simpatico "Farruco haelrn-
Ia Sns concentrates Y deducciomes So
Pc Ia luz cl6ctrica Y. 81 leemos deie-
i4amenfe las des ripciones que sohre
alma celta nos hacc Il Se1or Ava
~. Son parrafoS corfos y sin preien-
.ioues pcro encierran mn seniimiento
tan generoso. como noble tan dulce-
como encantador.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
JUNKET COMMITTEES
MEET OPPOSITION
Iowa Senate Opposes 1t and It
Is Withdrawn-Propose a
State Song.

State House. Dcs Moincs. la. Jan. %.
I'm the senate today Gilliland offered
Il concurrent resolution declaring the
song, Iowa. Beautiful lowt." written
Iowa.
The senate passed the bill by Proud
foot to give courts the right to waive
having Inventories made in estate set
Elements. The senate considered the
Gilliland Esll to protect brick and &C.
ment crossings from traction engines.
but did MT finish considerations
The two houses disagree as to the
necessity for visiting committees and
this morning the house took back it's
resolution for an adjournment this
week and naming visiting committees.
Opposition developed In the senate. and
members are waiting to see il an
agreement can be reached. There may
be no visiting committees
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
JOY WORK
And the other Kind.

Did you ever stand on a prominent
corner at an early morning hour and
watch the throngs Of people on their
way to work? Noting the number who
were forcing themselves along because
1t meant their daily bread. and the 9th
ers cheerfully and eagerly pursuing
their way because Of love Of their work.
1t is fact that ones food has much
to do with it. AS an example:
If an engine has poor oil. or boiler
Is fired with poor coal, bad result Is
certain, isn't it?
Treating your stomach right is the
keystone that sustains the arch of
health's temple and you will find
Grape Nuts" as daily food is the
most nourishing and beneficial you can
use
We have thousands Of testimonials.
real genuine little heart throbs, from
people who simply tried Grape Nuts out
of curiosity-as a last resort-with the
result that prompted the testimonial.
II you have never tried Grape Nuts
It's worth while to give it fair, i'm
partial trial. Remember there are mill
ions eating Grape-Nuts every day-they
know. and we know If you will use
Grape-Nuts every morning your work
ID more likely to be joy-work. because
you can keep well, and with the brain
well nourished work il Joy. Read
the "Road to Wellvills" In every pack.
age There's Reason"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
THE LEGISLATURE.

ies Moiles. n, Jan, IS. Small bills
introduced yesterday were
;. T.. Gl--st1Ossail ,l.im,iti4ig the tinc
after final judgment IN Il ,rimina! case,
At which an appeal can be taken To
four months instead of one year. as at
isreselt provided
$, Z. IS Gili,n.,nd Providing that
1onds may be issued b. citi,s ;tnn
towns on irajofity Notc in tiles Of
coop and over, and on Il tWotiirds
Vote in cities Under 10000
$. I G.. Hunter providins chat
cost of sewers may be assessed against
owners of abnttins property, on paid
by TIM CORPORATION
:. + 10 HunterP foeinirs thai
money collected for the Improvement
"i the city roads. through the county
road tax, shall be termed over Ia the
city treasurer
s - II Alicn of pocaior, PRO-
Yidlne for The destruction OF no%ioEs
weeds on highways and in fields. and
authorizing q one mill levy toi a coun-
Y drainage fund.
s i. ~ Burgess Providing that All
entrance doors must open outward ii.
hotels. churches. lodge halls, court
houses, assembly halls. thcatcrs. oper;t
houses. scninaiiss. colleges and public
school buildings
$. j.. % Burgess Providing tl,at bills
tor subscriptions to newspapers. mag;t-
Zines and periodicals small be void il
they are for time after the subscription
as ordered has expired or if they are
sent out without having been ordered.
:. +. "A liuntcr4-A authorizing cities
and towns tn make special levy of :.
mills for n health fund
New House Bills.
W f. 81 -Dodds To authorize state
reward of 500 for the arrest ana con-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
"eefo, Id Wan" story.

From the Louisville Courler-Journal
One of the newspaper corresponds,
ents who has been here for a long tfmei
was telling story the other day about
old Robert Hammer, 81 negro who was
porter at the executive offices under
three governors of Kentucky. Robert
came here with Governor Blackburn
and stayed under Governor Knott and,
Governor Buckner. The old negro
once was put up as a stake in a poker
game and lost by his master. The Old
negro frequently told the story in about
this way: !.
My young master was pretty much.
of a gambler and he went to New Or.
leans, where, at the Pickwick club, theyl
played for pretty high stakes. One
night my young marster was playing,
there and he was losing. l was stand :,
ting by him waiting on him or handing
him cigars and drinks, and once hei
draws three kings The other man had
good hand. too. and they bet back and
forward and cross until my young
marster was broke and had up all he
had. He looks around at me and sezI
to the other mans
".Will you take dis niger for s500?';i
Yes SEE the other man. They
showed der hands and my young MARI
ster says:
ODE nigger's yours
We'll, | felt queer, sir. and l didn't,
know whut to do or say. The man sez:'
"'You keep the niger wild you until
you gets ready to leave and den leavel
him ter me-
along about dis time de old marster,
come to Orleans and paid out the young,
marster. but they didn't say moth:
in about me. When dey wus all Ell gO-l
ing back home I went to de boat and Il
said to the old marster:
81 amt going, cause de young mar,
stsr's done lose me III a poker game
1J0iS made old fr1arSter mad and,
he says to my young marster:
"'How much did you lose him for?''
And de young marster seq: Five hum.
dred dollars The old marster gave me-
$500 and sez:
go pay dat dere man and come on
back home 1 sure WIZ glad
Y0v 3u0RK
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
CALvA STOCK MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
Hangs Himself to Bedpost
While Affected by Tenn
porary Indisposition.

1;alva. Ia. IAN. IS. France Lind
gust. . stock buycr and real estate
dealer OF this place. committed suicide
Saturday about noon by hanging him
self with y small cord tied to tie bed
post. He had been To Sioux City
'rhursda% and bought Il load of stock
cattle. which he shipped to this place
for the purpose on selling to farmers.
He had been unwell for several days.
and Saturday. being unable To attend
"a ne cattle himself, he procured q
man to feed them and then went to his
room and q few hours afterward vas
found suspended from the bedpost by
a fellow boarder who weat i'm to sc.
how he felt. Nothing was left by him
To sho~ any motive for the act. A cor
ouers inquest WIS held ard rendered 4
verdict in accordance with the above
facts. Deceased was about 40 Years
OF age and leaves no relatives in this
country except Il brother.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
FRANK H. HITCHCOCK
KILLS FIRST DEER

Charleston. S. G.. Jan. 2S-To kill
his first deer. a magnificent buck With
in an hours drive of one of the old
cities of America, Was the novel ex-
who is to be postmaster general in Mr..
Taft's cabinet, was treated. The hunt
ing party left Charleston at o'clock.
Before O'Clock buck had been driven
from the swamps by the dogs. past Mr..
Hitchcock's stand and he brought it
to the ground. The deer was not killed
instantly and Mr. Hitchcock, rushing
enthusiastically after 1t into swamp
had his clothing badly torn in q hard
fight with the buck before killing it.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
Elk GOVERNOR Bo1Es
DEVELOPS A FRUIT
RANCH ON COAST

e;rGDdN Center. la. Jan. 21.-Former
Governor Horace Boies. whose years
number more than four score and
whose fortune in Iowa lands and 9th
or property is of ample proportions is
starting life anew in California. Mr..
Boies has recently purchased a 30-acrc
ranch near Helmet, Cal. which he eX-
poets to convert into q fruit ranch. He
expects tn plant 20 acres To orange
trees and 20 acres to peach and pear
trees. The orange tract With trees will
nccessitatc AN outlay of about $500 an
about 800 an acre. In a letter to friends
here Mr. Boics anticipates the ranch
to be bearing in four to five years,
when it will be worth twice the invest :
nent because of the income thercfrom.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
EX-GOVERNOR TO WE'D
MAIDEN WHO URGED
NEGRO BE HANGED

Baton Rouge. La. Jan. Pit is in
nounced THAT former Governor Newton
g. Blanchard soon will be married to
Miss Charlotte Gertrude Tracy, prom
inent socially in Baton Rouge. but now
in Canada with relatives, where the
wedding will take place.
Mr.. Blanchard met her during the
latter part of his administration when
she appealed to him not to commute
the death sentence OF a negro convicted
OF the murder of her brother. Willis
Tracy, short time before. Young
Tracy was shot to death one night as
he WAS about to enter his residence liz
Baton Rouge. The negro was hanged.
Blanchard has been widower about
IL months
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
SISTER MARY LUCY
DIES AT DUBUQUE
lOWANS HOLD PICNIC
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles. cal. Jan. 21.-rhe 10th
annual reunion and picnic of the lows,
Association o.! southern California will
be held at East Lake Park. Monday,
February %. al which time a program
Will be given and new officers elected.
The invitation is general 10 all former
residents of Iowa and to tourists who
may be in the coast country for the
~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
CHARITY WORKERS MEET.

WasIllngton, JAN T.--PrOminent
charity workers and others from all
over the country gathered here TODAY i'm
response to an invitation from Presi-
dent Roosevelt, for two days confer
ence ON the dependent children of the
Enited States. A preliminary feature
OF the opening of the conference was "a
reception this afternoon rendered by
the president at the White House to
those who have been Invited by him to
enlist their services in the cause.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
MAIL CLERK ARRESTED
FOR PIlEERlNc IErrroe

l'aNrnpcrt. Ia. Jam. IS Edward w.
f.''', head mail clerk Oh tn. st. Louis
Rock Island run on the Burlington
Rock island Yesterday by secret ..r.
vice officers Who have been shadowinp
him for some time. 10
fbeA has been ON the ST Louis-Rock
island run for * years. Lately many
int'cts nave been opened and enclosures
nave hcen disappearing between the
lW" points and tn" investigation by
detectives finally narrowed down to
l.bcy. Sunday decoy letter vas
dropped into the mails and on his ar
rival In Rock Island The marked bank
notes 1t contained were found in Ebcy's
pockets .
libey is 30 years of age and has a
VIII" and six children. His home is in
Winchester. Ill ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
MEYER" TAKEN FOR
"F1REw CROWD FRANTIC

New York Jan. GA woman's call OF
Meyer. Meyer, Meyer" to boy whose
attention she wished to attract sounded
like Fire. Fire. Fret to scores of people
IN the Star theater in Lexington avenue
yesterday afternoon and soon nearly all
The $50 persons who were witnessing
moving picture show took up the cry and
rushed for the exits
Policemen and firemen quieted the
! crowd. but nine were injured
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
DEsPoNDENT HUSBAND
TAKES CARBoLIC ACID

Marshalltcwn, Ia. Jan 21.-Frank
Marks. aged "A. Respondent becaused
Ihc believed his wife was dying of tu-
iherculosis, swallowed an ounce of car
ibolic acid last night and died 10 min
utcs later.
Mrs. Marks was formerly Annabelle
Stage, OF Webster city, and Marks
foster father Elias Delong, of Bows.
Ia is wealthy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
DIPLOMATS REACH AGREEMENT

DIPLOMATS REACH AGREEMENT.
Washington. Jan. 27.-An agreement
has been reached between Secretary
Root and representatives of the British,
Canadian and Newfoundland govern
lments on Ihc Newfoundland fisheries
question. to be submitted to The Hague
court for arbitration.
The treaty has been sent to the SEN
ate for ratification So soon as 1t is
signed Mr.. Root will resign his cabinet
position, having been elected senator
from New York.
Extreme satisfaction is expressed at
the conclusion of the negotiations, as
the fisheries dispute has been the sub!
ject of diplomatic action and treaties
for many years. I,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
SECRETARY ROOT RESIGNS.

washington. Jan. 25.-Secretary
Root has rendered to President Roose-
Welt his resignation, effective upon the
qualification of his successor, Robert
Bacon. whose nomination along with
that Of j. C. O'Laughlin to be assist.
amt secretary Of state in place Of Bacon,
went to the Senate today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
CAPITOL DOME
is COVERED WITH
REAL GOLD LEAF

I)cs Motes. Ia. Jan IS. Vivian
tathwell OF the seventh grade in tn"
Pierre. $. D., schools. has written Gov
ernor Carroll to settle a dispute as u
whether the Iowa capitol dome is GOV
cred with gold paint or gold leaf; stat
ing that the pupils were considerable
exercised over the question. The gov
crnor TO-DAY replied. stating that the
gliding is real gold leaf.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
LINCOLN STAMP ISSUE.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-To comment
crate the Tooth anniversary of the birth
OF Abraham Lincoln, Postmaster Cen
eral Meyer announced that 1G0,0OO,O0O
new 2cent postage stamps will be is
sued on or before February 10 next
The design includes the portrait OF
Lincoln in an elliosa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
POSTMASTER CHARGED
WITH FMREzzl

F"tt Dodge H.. Jan IS Webster J.,
'''p", postmaster at WOODEN Hancock
county was' held here tothe federal grand
ln,N ON the charge Of embezzlins posi-,
"d1lcc i'ln@s to HE amount OF 81 1919 p.
The shortage is in tn. money order, funa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
STATE VETERINARIANS
NAME THEIR QEElcERS

Fort Dodge. Ia, Jan. 23-The cleo
ton of officers at the state veterinar-
ians' convention yesterday resulted in
making II. E. Talbot, of Des Moines
president; A. L. Woods, Of Hampton,
vice president: B. Body, of Cedar Falls
secretary: Hal c. Simpson, of Deni-
son, treasurer; Dan Nieman. of Marsh
alltown. chairman of the executive
committee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-01-28
MURDERER OF VAN WINK,
CAPTURED I'M Kansas

MuScatihc, la. Jan. 2S.-1nrrv s1,,,as
.iie ill!e&ed murdcrer Of the van Win.
hi" lahllS in fairlort in December
,'V' mas been arrested at Wellington,
NIL, by sheriff Ecnharn and viii be-
Drought her" nj onc@ Tor trial