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Arizona republican., 1910-11-09

There is nothing in all the world which acts as quickly on diseases as the Oxygenator.
 It begins at once to give you a strong sense of a power drawing health back into the system.
 You almost instantly begin to feel the pain subside, the fever disappear, and strength take the place of weak ness
 As an example, the Oxygenator be- gins the reduction of the most stub born inflammations at once, and over comes them within a few hours.
 If used at the beginning of a fever it averts it almost instantly.
 It quiets the most agonizing pain within fifteen minutes.
 In cases of insomnia, when sleep is almost impossible, even under the most powerful sleeping powders, it produces the most profound and rest full slumber, without a single harm full effect.
 The Oxygen forced into the body by its use burns out all disease poison of whatever nature. It restores the whole body to it's natural, normal, healthy state
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
QUEER POLITICAL COMBINA-
 TONS
QUEER

Roosevelt has not a stronger pOlit- ical supporter in New York at the present time than Ducius N. Littauer. This is strange Littauer was here during the consideration of the tariff bill trying to get the rate on gloves boosted so as to help along his indus try. He was hand-in- glove with Joe Cannon, Jim Sherman. Jim Hemen- way. Jim Watson and all the crowd which is now anti Roosevelt. He tried to get Taft to help him, but Taft wrote Littauer a squelching letter. Now. Lit is boosting T. R. for all he's worth. Certainly political times are queer and no one can tell who is likely to be friend or foe
 Two Political Opinions
 Gilson Gardner. reform political writer, came over. from New York He is friend of Roosevelt's although the latters endorsements of Taft have
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
AFTER EFFECTS FROM TYPHOID FEVER.
Portland, oregon, U S A. Sept. 2s,

Portland, Oregon, U. S. A, 29 1910 Oxygenator Go,
 centemen:-In october typhoid and an rheumatism For two in the best hospital I nearly months medical could be obtained assured nothing frankly told a with results
  relief finally his accord The pain in could much without 
 A I in it. but However about all limbs and general health good My bowels the before We but able to do without her a the Oxygenator but believe will be comparatively well again in reasonable length O The Oxygenator skill tanabe would be priceless could replace placing be glad recommend 
 
 W. MATLOCK. a prominent a in prominent PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE WITH AN oxYGENAToR.
 O., DearS
 typhoid
  within the hours the patient would be drous and would 
 applied the better and gradually improved time genator from three to seven hours daily.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
Dear Sir
EUMONIA.

My second His 1O4 BIO We applied than 100
  draft and the I Oxygenator again which
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
TYPHOID FEVER.

My third
  The patient had slept nights
  freely and slept good all night He improved a three
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
A "YOUTHIFIER"

An actress who had rather a stren- uous life as far as travel and hard work are concerned and who has had
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
SS-BoILs-CARBUNcLE
 Aberdeen Wash. IL S A Oct. l

Oxygenator sending
  would putting i
  O weeks A mine told of the Oxgenaor and loaned his treat with The well
  tel to
  had n O bills medicines
  il. highly all come In one a
 
 CARRIE D.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
THE 0XYGENAT OR
FORMER RHEUMATIC INvALIDs UNQUALIFIED ENDORSE
 

ElPaso, Tex, A, Oct. 
 Genemen-I the n n five different hot including the Hot Springs of
  physicians med
  carried Irish which howe a the medic md from
 
 
 present and a About five hip stiff couldn't get I A in and of buggy with trouble fifteen able I a don't to to 
 n buy machi Q Is money S
 Respectfully yours,
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
THE OXYGENATOR Charges the Blood with Oxygen"


 Blood, red blood, means joyous health when it goes rushing. rippling from the ends of the fingers to the tips of the toes and everywhere ac- lively attacking the little decayed, dead waste, poisonous odds and ends that the body is always accumuIating, and washing them away as q spring rain washes away the refuse of win ter.
 But to be thus red and alive, the blood must be charged with that life giving element-Oxygen.
 Without Oxygen the blood is blue, sluggish and weak. Without oxygen it is unable to clean up and wash out the hundreds of little tissue crevices of the body. Without oxygen the poisonous refuse will keep on collect ing and clogging these tissues until pretty soon some poison will begin to ooze out of one of these fostering spots. Then back goes all the filth to flow a black, muddy current of dis ease through the whole body.
 To be well, then, give your blood oxygen. Oxygen can not be given as a drug or by means of drugs.
 The only successful method ever discovered for oxygenating the blood is the Oxygenator
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
COCOANUT BALLS

In many families the homemade
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09

PERFECT HEALTH WITHOUT MEDICINE
 CAUSES IMMENSE QUANTITIES UNTIL YOUR VITALITY. A THOUSAND PEOPLE ENDORSE OWN EXPERIENCE THOUSAND A SOUTHERN
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
620 E. Heron St.
scIATIc RHEUMATIsM-FEVER.

Whtneyvile, Conn, [. S A, 
 
  without relief hearing the purchased pressas directed. obtaining most instan relie business difficult while a
   used the surprising 
  calling not to use il had chils I  A M O the disappeared would not be without a O I equal No be one
 Sincerely
 c. W. BROCK.
 TELL Let tell who
 
  lowest absolutely "OXYPATHY; NATURES ROAD TO HEALTH" asking.
 COUPON. The Arizona OXygenao S places gaon the
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
NEURALGIA.

had bad of neuralgia which hour while with 
 husband suffering told he had resting and in an hour sleeping She all thing she had able husband tried himself better
 STOMACH BOWELS. had experience myself follows at three with panied with dahoea which endured applied Oxygenator and 
 Have other report now
 Your truy
 M. F. FUNK, NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

TO return TO him. as he didn't wish her
back. and she was granted divorce on
the grounds or non-support.
VIlate j., Brown said that from the
date OF their marriage. January g. 1909.
shiftless husband had not even pro-
vided her with clothing, and she was
given divorce and the custody of the
child.
Marina A. Solander said that Arthur
w. Solander wasted $4,000 that she con-
trlbuted 10 their marriage and then de-
serted her. going 20 Idaho and she,
too. was made member OF the divorce
colony. The marriage took place here
July 2, l906 Mrs. Solander has heard
nothing from Solander since he left for
Idaho.
Other interlocutory DEGREES were
granted as follows:
Christine Brown from Walter NJ.
Brown. desertion.
Lille Rose from William A. Rose. nom
support; custody OF the two children
and SEQ a month alimony.
Caroline w. Johansen from Andrew Jo-
hansen. n-support; IS a month all
mony.
Lcons Pickett from Caleb A. Pickett,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

District Judge Le~is's court Friday aft
ernoon. The grounds OF tho divorce were
descrt!on- The decree was entered by
default
The divorce is the sequel 10 an ciope-
ment that brought members OF the TWO
families TO blows. The members or the
Cutler family were bitterly opposed 10
the match. but the young couple stole
a march on them and eloped 20 Ogden
and were married. This was June 9.
1908. A day or so later Mr.. Cutler. then
governor OF the state, went to the But
Ter home and, after an alteration with
young Butler that ended in blows, took
his daughter home with him. The next
day Butler received this curt note from
his bride OF n few hours
sir, i will not return TO you or live
with you"
Governor Cutler took his daughter TO
California soon afterwards. intending 10
have her establish residence there and
bring suit for divorce. but the plan was
given up.
Jessie NJ. Ringel told the court that
after her arrival here 10 visit her sis
ter. her husband wrote her a curt note
from Detroit that she need not bother
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
For Damaged Sheen.

81 jury in District Judge Ritchie's court
ssaonay save L. l.. Freeman "A verdict of
May company for injury 10 sheen turnnd
~. u,er TO The railway company for dc
ths,,E TO Bancroft. Ida. Freeman said
S,de station. Davis county. Snr,i ~
a&'v9 & and charged the railway c1mpany
wn delaying tho sheep in trunsIt and
-rhnh 20 properly care for them
hhmgush theso things. Freeman said aoG
@ nead OF ewes died. others lost In weigbt
a@1 @ 500 lambs were prcmaturcly bSrn
ssna sna dicd. His damage lie placed -,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
Colonial Laundry Co

our work, prices and service will sui
you. Phones 1899. 1874 West Ist Sonth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
Ayers Han Vigor
Youth
In Bankruptcy Court.

The following were sdjudicated in
bankruptcy in the United States district
court Friday: Oliver IL. Wilson, cngi-
neer. Salt Lake; William Johnston. farm
or, Tremonton: j. VI. Turner laborer.
Salt Lake; Matthew Domm. saopnkecper.
Midvale: Paul Smith. cleaner And dyer,
Salt Lake, John Butte, machinfst. salt
Lake: George y. Mes. salesman, Salt
Lake: EIirs I'm Hbbard. engineer. Salt
Lake: JOHN II. williams, fireman. Ogden
Don n. Woolsey fireman. Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
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Important Sale Of Little Notions
Only of the exceptionally good things found the stock
of Chicago by,cedbG bGouu
Threads

IUfeUQS-
Best cord 2Ooyard spool cotton, white black, reg
Best darning cotton yard spools black white reg
Best machine twist mercerzed ali eoIors reg Sc for Sc
Busy Bee 500yard spool basting cotton, white, regular
Tapes
English superior wcd tape 10 Yards reg l5e for. ioc
Be es aS5tsD wsa e Fl Sbs 10 srd eg TO- o for for
Acme cotton fs1s tape package assorted widths reg soc
Cotton tape all widths white reg zee for
Extra fine bias lawn, lac, 2oc and 25c, for 1oc
Pins
T2bne Wb;3s d1d hair pins % Sss for roo o 19c
"TGgofs cube pins 4 Neuss aT4 reg qf for &c
Best English pins, per paper, reg 1oc for
Sps %seas c Gs RsF pn % FOR
nd nGde sst1 Plated nni Sa'g s pins reg reg o for
Belt pin and waist excuders reg loo, for sc
EJastics-
gsy ets M WsS5Ss estGs ss Sc 42 yard for sc
Lsc elastic Webbing reg Sc, loe and 2e yard for 5c
Lsc elastic webbing remnants reg Zoe aud 15c for 7c
Curriers'
& Ess steel Psfs IL plated surng lii Irons G for
Glove stitched kid curriers' all coors reg 20c for 0c
Glove stitched kid curriers' all eoors. 25e for oc
quantity TO sell for only 10 cents each.
Cushions
Fancy fruit and vegetable pin cushions reg 25c for ioc
Plain tomato and strawberry pin cushions reg 0c for
All in pin cushion and spool holder, reg 75c for
All in BIN cushion and spool holder reg 25c, for Ice
Supporters
Children 8 combination waist and hose supporter reg
soc, for .............,2 &c
Children side supporters, l5c, for l0c
Misses side supporters reg zoe, for ......... l0c
Ladies side supporters reg 25c for ..........1Oc
Boys skeleton waists for 25c
Pearl Buttons
Large size pearl buttons reg SOC Dozen for o5c
Plain pearl shirt buttons, reg. 15c dozen, for loc
Fancy pearl shirt waist buttons, reg. 20c, for
Hair Nets
Auto nets with elastic. reg I5c. for ..... for 25c
Invisible silk fringe nets reg lQc for Tor 25c
Best quality real human hair nets reg DC each l5c
HAIR Rolls
The air weight hair shipment ........ SOC
The best washable sanitary hair roll for soc
good sanitary hair roll, reg. zoe Tor 25c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
Prefers Salt Lake TO psuzer.

Il. Roscnoon, who recently came here
to visit his daughter, living on pubei
avenue. has decided TO make Salt Lake.
City his permanent home. and has gone
TO Denver for his family. This Is worth
noticing when IL Is known that Mr. Rose :
noon has lived in Denver for thirty years
ard had no thought Of changing his resi-
dcnce until after he had been hero three
weeks. II did not take him long 10 see
that salt Lake Is an Ideal place In which
to live
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
We've Advertised Great Many Items 70
Women So Here Something for Men
BRIEF AND TO THE POINT

NNU IU IHb FVTNI.
With Gillette Safety Razor al $500, 6jc bottle
Of VeGetal 5c of Tacn aud l9c worth of shaving
VIII he given free.
Auto Strop Safety Rnzors $500, but you obtain
a 60day free trial Is that fair
Gem Junior Safety Razurs IA only 75c each.
j. Il. Williams Shaving Soap is Sc a cake.
All tacum powders sold elsewhere for 25c for 80. l5c
All shaving soaps. sold elsewhere for 25c, for S9c
A 15c bottle of Witch Hazel for observation-disclosures. Zoe
All 81 halr tones for T6c
All hair tonics for. .................... 3Sc
j2c ana QUO looth brushes Tor 25c
25c tooth paste powder for r...,.............
Sozodont tooth wash for l0c
May VIC show you our line of strops line of
pipes!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
Wife Charges Desartion

a, Maggie Russell charges William r
tsnsseil with desertion here JuIv H.. iaoo
~ ~ a @ suit liled In the district court Fri
So ana demands divorce. SIS costs
mpnlh aimony ana $50 attorney
IT, IT,: Mrs Russell does not set out when
thfy were married ""c"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
Government Has Jobs.

The United States civil service com.
mission has announced examinations No
venber % TO secure eligibles In the fol-
lowing government positions; Blue
printer In the branch service, at from
s2.24 10 s2.fs a day: baker in the Genoa
Indian schools. at $500 a year and quar-
ters: linotype mach,nist in the Philippine
service. at $1,000 "A year; telegraph opera
tor (male) In the navy yards AT Pensa-
ocla, Fla. at $3.50 a day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
For More Than Three Dec,dss

foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for coughs, colds, and
ailments Of tho throat, chest and lungs
Contains no opiatcs. Schramm. john
son, Drugs. Five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has be-
come famous for its cures of coughs,
colds, Group and influenza. Try it
when in need. It contains no harmful
substance and always gives prompt re.
lief Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

Inc everlasting girl question is easily
aud entirely solved by the ingertlon Of
= little want "ad' in The Tribune
II phone 300: Ind. 300.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
GIVEN DIVORCE FROM
GOVERNOR S DAUGHTER
InterlocutOry Decree Entered in
Favor of Thomas Butler;
Other Separations.

Thomas Edward Butler was granted
an iuterlocu;ory decree OF divorce from
Mabel Blanche Cutler Butler daughter
OF former Governor John c. Cutler i'm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

Expert Kodak Finishing.
enIple's, commercial photographer.
south Main street: second foo..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
A Fen Odds and Ends

Shoe laces, reg 0c dozen. for
Handkerchefs. embroidered initials reg Dozen
Seuloid collar supporters, for sc
Reversible tape reg. l0c for ...........5c
Worstod skirt braids reg 15c bolt for sc
White fairy braids, reg. &c yard for lie
Bone crochet SETS l5c set, for .l0c
Best quality hair pins reg SOC dozen. for 500
bib for tho baby reg 10c each for ........... SC
Queen stocking daruers, reg. 1Jc each. for 10c
Plain shell braid pins reg 25c for 10c
Fancy shell braid pins, 50c for l0c
Fancy silk belt lengths, worth to 10c, for 10c
Leather belts worth to 81 90 each, to close Ioc
To Make the Special Naiad Shield Dcmonstra-
tion Worth Your While Special Prices VIII
Prevail During Our Big Sac of Little Notions.
Al zoe Naiad perfect dress shields for Ice
All 25c Naad perfect dress shields for 1gc
Al SOC Naind perfect dress shields for 25c
All Soc Naiad perfect dress shields for 27c
All i0c Naad perfect dress shields for 3lc
All soc Naiad perfect dress shields for 36c
All J0c Nalad perfect dress shields for Soc
The Naiad has been perfected and is far
pcror to the old This is why would like you
the special representative who with for few days
Attention is Called to Our Toilet Goods Section
With each purchase Of 25c from our Toilet Goods
section will give FREE 0c package of Fluff IS Mo.
auct.' the one perfect wash for the hair
PALMoLIvE TOILET SOAP AND PALMoLIvE
PamoIivc Toilet Soap regular lOc cake. special cakes
for 25c.
PALMoLIvE CREAM FREE
For coupon upon cut from of the folIqwng magazines
- 6ood Housckecplng,' - out October is.
- oman S Home Companion - out October 90.
''LadIes World out October 20 /,
g Uncle Remus, - out October 81.
% Pacific Monthly. - October %.
And purchase Of cakes of Palmoive toilet for
soc. regular price for and soap, $13o.
NX7 4 = d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

non support; custody OF the boy.
Mary. Donovan was granted final de-
cree OF divorce from Andrew J. Dono-
van.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
no, ~ ms ~ BLECITY BILL
THE Long Lost FaN cradle RePOrt Finally
I'rUdurrd BIn WIN Probably Pass.

WNsUI"GIoN April 4 The hllI intro
dur'.d Nv Repr--shtatlv. Met all Of Mas
sa"hus-'tts providing for the publicity
IT contributions made IN national ard
congressional campaigns was reported
fnvuTah'y - m" House today from the
t''rWItf"" uu Election ~ PresIden
Vice President and Members ~ Congress
II which Representative Gaines uf West
Virginia - chairman d viii come mp
for consideration within the nest two
weeks. probably hv special rule and
undoubtedly Will pass
~ combination II on. Republican
voting with the snIIT. Democratic
strength at the ,pmnitts.a assisted 10y
'H'- Fhssn~" of severn Republican mem
u"r-. i.. hili rec-INs,t favorable report
thr'"' weeks ago. but since then MIR
-. Nos. rufNl today. had not pToducei
the Isrurr Recently Representative
~uiy@ ~ New rrN AND others thr,-a tened
90 Ttl--' O. .pN pu 'l. f0pr ~ th. HouSa
n'e~s -" report Wa forthcoming
AFTER several 'rufsreuyes on the hpor
today tHiNe~u Speaker Cannon Mr.
Mo. ."' Representative RuCker n
Missouri 'H" r.uNlnE minority member
4 'H" committee Nj Gaines produced
,n" long lost report n Was agreed
'ht' me measure come up within the neat
~" W.a.4Ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
iRkiN>,S 90, RT REIrRSED
Penalties Impos~'i an Railroad far Fauurr
to Furnish Cars Declared NsId.

N'sHINC'uN. tprl The penalties
nt 'I7-1 IMPOSED under or,i.r ~ the
Nrsau-l- Railroad Commission Tor the
failure - the - LOUIS south Westsrn
RariWsy company ." fIru IN iftv-one
raT- demanded by shippers were held
nv the Sypr"m" Court To- h.. VOID and the
Judgment - the arkansas supreme Court
o." ~" contrary was reversed That
court tplk 'h'. ground that Whtle the road
WIS fulf'hUg ~ duty 10 the public by pro.
NiIng plenty 81 cars. vet ,ts adherence
t" Do" rules 81 tho American RaiIwav
ASSOCIATION permitted other roads tn uss
= cars upon payment 81 penalt 80
small lha' - was 'heaI~r Ia ray Il in
~" ~ car shortage than 10 provide care
and the patrons ~ the rr.,d should not
-uif"r ~ the abdI,atton oy the road Of
- rEui- 20 a NuuIU1a-s association.
I.- court TODAY rsVe~sed the state
'uuF'. holding that aE the as@ociat on
embraced ~ Ter cent ~ the interstate
commerce - the state tu.. Arkansas law
~ ef"'' luf"rfered with that commerce
" the rules ~ the association were A.
faI,t ~ not providing sufficient penalty
Tor ifliure 20 return cars Justice White
animated thst the proper forum To- remedy
thai "yII was 'h~ Interstate Commerce
oinni--Ion. not tho State courts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
GO~T or a. SHOWS GOI KT.
The tiiorury -S:-n-raI Estlmates o. az
500. OspO Tor the NeNI Fiscal Near

NA-HINCr0N. April According -
estimates -ent tn the House ~ Representa-
tiyss hy Attorney General MickerShain
today the customs court ~ Appeals
and the special work 70 the Departme
- Justice IN connection with customs
viii Cnst tho Government about SOtsn
during the newt fiscal wear The pre-
siding Judge will receive q ISL a year.
the four a--ociat- Justices the same.
the marshal s. upn. the clerk, 81 ~" a.
-i-tant clerks s,sU I'VE st"ungra uher~
VI 49,. court stsDograpnsT - 49, aud
messenger Sstp travelling EXPENSES. 81 .
are estimated a. tso.tss' The Attorney
General propO-..- salary ut tSUs' for
an Assistant Attorney General under ~"
head II protecting the interests nC IN.
7 ntted states ~ customs matters and
fnr deputy s. 5nO four attorneys s. 'su
Zach ira Yelling sNu-n=s- II tE~-a u'h'ts j.
slu So. and Tor trs uIre II special counsel
...r tb a. fFst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
DRAW PAY IN rWO ARMIES.
Three Army Omoers Wh0 were Sent 60
Cuba 60 Learn npAalsA.

WAsHISorOS. April The Aaoociat ton
WITH the Cuban army Of three Unitod
States army ofncorS. who are drawing
paw both from THE Government and from
the island republic, constitutes q viola
ton OF the Constitution Of this country.
according 60 Representative Slayden %
IeNas, who To- dav introduced a resolution
calling for Information ON the subject.
IL Appears said Mr.. slayClen to-day.
that Tor several mont hs three officers
OF the a'tcd States army. who were sont
u cuba Ostsnsibly for the purpose Of
learning spanish. have b.>sn actually
white - serving have drawn pay at the
rate ~ $3.50 or SeO a month IN addition
- their pay as "ffiCers 10 the UuitNd states
army. 7 l'.'lsvs a. does every member
II the HOuS~ whose attention has been
drawn tp ths, case. that the. detail Of
these utt0ers aud their service with the
Cuban army = 70 fragrant violation Of the
Constitution 81 the United States. which
says.
or trust under them the United States
sha without the consent OF tbs Congress
accept OF anv present. emolument. Otfics
or title ~ any kind whatever from any
king. prince or foreign state.
Evidently the authorities of the War
pel arim"nt have come 70 raahse that
sifFA' NhF ANrh a kItNN NlbtaNipU OF Nne
constitutional inhibiton made and pro-
VIded for such cases and an effort - being
made To Justify their illegal action 10y .
rider To the Military Academy ball alta ched
In the senate
The resolution introduced by Mr.. slay-
ten requests the Secretary Of War 20 an
form the House whether Capt. Frank
Parker. Eleventh Cavalry: Capt. q. q.
Galley. Third Field Artillery aud Capt.
Phillip ;. GoIderrnan, Coast Artillery
Corps are alta ched IN any way 10 the army
Of the Republic Of Cuba; uhetheT they are
receiving compensation from the Gov
eminent vt Cubs: under what circ,im-
starrss these Officers were detailed to
service To the Cuban army and under
what authority OF law they have received
nav for such service
The resolution lao inquiries whether
any other officers besidss those named are
detailed 20 DUTY IN Cuba and n 30 70 what
particular service aud whether they also
receive additional compensation