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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-15

John SiIIiman, the consul, is still
missing and the administration is
grayely alarmed. The strongest as
surances had been received that he
had been released from the prison
at SaltillO and it was stated that
he was on the way to Mexico City. His
failure to arrive at the capital taken
in connection with Huerta's evasiOns
relative to the case led to serious
fears that he may have been killed.
Several Still Missing.
The administration inability to find
Silliman and the disappearance and
probable death of Private Parks from
Vera Cruz and the fact that news
paper photographer Sutton is still un-
accounted for, although it was under
Mexico City, and the further circum-
stance that a correspondent named
Doster is missing are all creating
feeling of strong tension. In some
quarters this morning it was believed
the government planned another ulti-
matum. The movement of army sup
plies toward Galveston is deemed
significant.
Huerta Accepts Explanations.
Secretary Bryan today announced
that President Huerta had accepted
his explanation of the Lobos island in
cident which was that Admiral Mayo
said he hadn't seized the island but
that the lighthouse had been desert
ed by the Mexican keepers and that
he was keeping it in commission in
the interests of navigation. Huerta
said he would send Mexican keepers
next week.
Postpone Mediation Hearing.
At Brazilian Ambassador Dagama's
request the opening of the mediation
negotiations have been postponed un-
til next Wednesday. 1t is thought the
delay, was desired to avoid rushing
lne Mexican ENJOYS VINO are not due
here until 1870 tomorrow afternoon
Zapata is Active.
VERA CRUZ, May 15.-General Zap
ata is within 10 miles of Mexico City
with 5000 men. That he will attack
he capital before General Villa has
aiken Saltillo is considered unlikely.
He promised Villa he wouldn't This
lidnt prevent him from showing much
activity to the city's environs.
Word has been reported to Huerta
hat Zapata occupied Topilejo and the
dictator sent a force of federals
ng began late yesterday
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-15
MINING CASE
BEING TRIED
PLAINTIFF SEEKING $4,000 DAM
AGES FROM PRODUCERS MICA
COMPANY.
Grand Jury Completed WOrk-BrOught
in One Indictment TOday-Wright
Case was Compromised.

Though Judge Frank H. Rudkin an
ticipated this morning that he would
be relieved by Federal Judge DIETRICH
and would be able to return to Spo-
kane this afternoon; the latter failed
to reach Moscow this morning and is
expected here tonight. Judge Rudkin
impanneled a jury this morning to
try the $4,000 damage suit of Alexand-
er Munroe versus the Producers Mica
company of Chicago, the defendant op-
Grating mica mining property in La
tab county formerly known as the
Muscovite mica mine. The plaintiff is
seeking compensation for alleged dam
age to property which he owns ad
joining the mine, asserting that by rea-
son of the deposit of waste and debris
on his property by the defendant that
he has been damaged. Morrill, & Skuse
of Spokane are attorneys for the plain
tiff while w. N. Horner of Chicago
and J. H. Forney of Moscow are attor-
neys for the defense. 1t is expected
the case will be concluded today. The
afternoon was devoted to the introduce
ton of testimony.
Indian Trial Tomorrow.
1t is expected that tomorrow Fed
sral Judge DIETRICH will occupy the
bench and will begin the trial of the |
government against Tom Mox Mox, in
licted for introducing liquor on the |
reservation. Several similar cases are
IN the calendar for trial which will
require several days to dis
,ose of during next week.
Grand Jury Reported.
The federal grand jury today COM
,leted its deliberations and this morn
ng worked on one case, bringing in an
Indictment against Frank Grounds of
lewiston charging him with selling
bottle of liquor to Thomas Mox Mox,
n Indian. Following the return of
he indictment Federal Judge Rudkin
banked the jury for it's efforts at
be present term and released them
rom further service. This morning
larry Stone before Judge Rudkin
lead not guilty to an indictment re-
lrned against him yesterday by the
rand jury. The case involves a Ii
uor violation. This is the second in
ictment brought against him, an in
ictment on a similar charge having
cen brought in at the last session of
ourt.
Several True Bills Last Night. h
The grand jury last night reported c
five in number, in liquor r
olations on the Nez Perce Indian i
and brought in two no I
ue bills. The indictments returned il
ere against Harry E. Stone. alleged G
have introduced liquor on the res
walton, and Roscoe Samson, charged h
ith selling liquor to an Indian. Three
parate indictments were brought a
,ainst one person for alleged liquor p
olations but the name was not dis Il
osed by the authorities pending his W
rest. No true bills were returned v
favor of Obid Swearinger and John ri
olmquist and in favor of Nehemiah L
owel, all three having been charge h
th introducing liquor on the res lie
vation. The grand jury indicated
at the evidence was not sufficient to IL
Id the three latter defendants. re
Wright Case Settled.
The $4,000 damage suit of R. N.
right versus the Western Union Life
surance company of Spokane, came pc
a sudden termination last night m
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Wright Case Settled.

The $4,000 damage suit of R. N.
Wright versus the Western Union Life
Insurance company of Spokane, came
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-15
Indian Trial Tomorrow.

1t is expected that tomorrow Fed
eral Judge DIETRICH will occupy the
bench and will begin the trial of the
government against Tom Mox Mox, in
dicted for introducing liquor on the
reservation. Several similar cases are
on the calendar for trial which will
probably require several days to dis
pose of during next week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-15
WANTED 70 RENT HOUSES

WANTED by October j. Three or four un-
furnished rooms must be- modern; close ~
south Vi Third street. Box 533.
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LIVE STOCK


KANSAS CITY. Sept l4-HOGS - Re.
ecpts, 5000, bulk Ss.40@S as; heavy, $3.50
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FURNISHED ROOMS

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-15

CHICAGO Sept Il r. Receipts.
5000. weak. bulk Of sales, 32nd $50;
light ss.6oao3o; mixed. Ss25G9 9.3O,
sl75H-.3O.
CATTLE- Receipts, $4,000: steady: beeves
sG9ONll.0O; steers, S6.35n9.25: stockers.
$500 ,.25. cows and heiiers, So. 70 q 9 80;
calves. s. O0012.OO.
HEEP-Receipts 3,000 strong: sheep,
s5.lom 6.25; yearlings. SG.O0Q 100, lambs
S700@ s.75.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-15

WANTED-By experienced single man,
strictly temperate: steady work on ranch
or caring for stock. Address J. w. Avery,
Sand Springs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-15

DREXEL HOTEL-Thifd Bnd Cheyenne.
Phone 1890. Finest furnished rooms in
the city, strictly modern, special rates for
the summer. Large cool. outside rooms, 50
and up. Beautiful rooms with private bath
81
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FOR EENT-LsrEe front bedroom sleeping
porch. suitable for two or four moi.
ern ladies only desired with or without
table board. South Frisco car line Phone
51gG-J Call 7l3 South Frisco
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
reid II. a., Gbsii Don Osrfelbsn Got

reid II. a., Sbsil BON psrielbsn Got
81.
20. M. Wibmeper an Sba 6. Wile,
40 bel 120 SUB an Der glOrbieite Der
sinipooo Roab, 110 SUB nDroli3 Der
Salpin Mbe., 81.
Slauc WtoB an 8arnt @ert, Cots
536 unb 5beil pon 2ot 537 in Gebdr
9rppe 9. II. 9. aiIn. llntsrabtbeiluns.
81.
8. s. S'G{eara an glbolpb 81.
Sebtnann II. a., &ontroft fir ben
@srtauf bon Got II in O'Niearo''llns
terabtbeilnng in pIsaIant 3ioge fir
$500.
6erman Menbe an gliiabetb Iufs
bsrbeioe, Got 139 in Wt. ct. 9incsnt
Sbnbicate llnterabtbeiIuns auf 9rics
Sin, 81.
4mslia 8. 0unbdm II. u. an g1is
lomena 5buman II. 2l., 40 bei rs
SUB on Der noro0itli6sn Gds Der
5inblap unb gd9miller Ctr. $4,000.
eae 8. Stons an Gbparb Seb 80
SUB on Der Norbieite Der Sarriion
glpe. in Sairmpunt, ST.
GIifforo s.. Sap an Sobn u. 5rani,
so Bel 220 SUB an Der OItieite Der
Ddpis 2tue., 4S0 SUB iiibIid bsr
Woobbine 2lps in Gepiot, 81.
Charles ". Settler on Rpbert &.
Greidp. Got 8 in Dublin Springs
lluterubtbeilung in Columbia 5opHs
ibip, 81.
Samss 80. 5olsp on G6drles %.
SiBfielo, Cots l nno 2 in 5oleb Ii.
GIdrte's llnterubtbsiIung Don Sapler
part, 500.
William qufOsrbeibs an SoIspb
auiosrbeioe, so bel 200 SUB an Der
iiibOitliden Seits ser Wlabiion Roao,
81.
Gleranber Wl. Sarpuot an Gliffprb
3. Sarbuot, Skil BON Got 364 III
elsmere Spnbiats llnterabtbsiluns.
81.
Glag Rodfpsll on Wlar qlronpbis
II. a., Got 43 in Roripoob part eritsn
llnterabtheilung, 81.
Seibu 5altenitein an William 60
ben, 9beiI BON Got 80 in gofingsr Ii.
Spptins' sriten llnierabtbsiIuns in
Rorpoob, 81.
Soiep9ine ,. 8sbage Ii. u. an Sohn
s. gernens, 45 bel 120 Sub an ber
Deitieiie Der Wopbburn Qpe., AZ iJus
noroliG BON 2ineeoln 4pe., 81.
Gli5a W. Stunb an Cigar q.
Wlunbp, 5 Sabre Geaie, bonn i. SuHi
1914 bon Got ] in s. R. Stunb's une
tsrabtkiluna in ssrrace part. Nos
natli6s @ietbe $3.50, nit Yprredt
gum Qniauf fir $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
(i5ortiesung folst.)
GrnHoeis siibertrasnastn
Gincinnati 8. csuni.

~ ~ ' ~ " " -. AZ Nbi.
Sbe Rational Sam so. an Sobr
o. 9ilpiH, &ifisnmsnt elmer 2eaie pon
127 BEL 249 SUB an Der Ode Don
5oabIeg uHb 6. Str, 81.
Sobn q. @ilpin an 5enrb 9isitOn's Z
Sons Co., baislbe Grnnbitiid, 81.
Sbe 4rIin RsaIip 60. an 9eprgs
Sermonn jr., % Bel 125 SUB an Der
Suoieite pun GleDelanb 4pe., so SUP
peitIi4 bon 9ss1er 4pe. in ct.
Bernard, 81.
George 3umbiel, per Gbsriff. an
SSatpb WartIe1, Elm Sttsifen 2anb III
germsiung 6O9 in 2tnberion aopn.
hip. 1926.
2puis $. 3ster al Sobanna arG.
mer, Sheil BON Got 10 in JobH Sots
tens 9lbbition in penbIeton, 81.
5annp &. Dunn, an Sba ., Mils
Ter, Sbeil bon Got 1873 in Mpomins
Improvement Gompanp's llnisrabs
tbeiluns in 2pdlanb, 81.
G6nrlss godenitstte jr. an Winnie
@ruensr, 20 BEL 81 SUB an Der Siib
ieite Der Se6lsr Gtr.. 40 SUB bon
Golliia Str, 81.
5reberid M. gldrf an Zulu 6.
Glarf. so BEL 145 SUB an Der ROrb.
isite BON pricce Qlpe., duf price Sill.
fofpie Cots A unb AS in WlilIer II.
Safers llntsrabtbeiIuns. 81.
gopin 6uber an Sobn Saber, as
bei 121 SUB all Der Oftieite Der Dell
mar glDe., $50 SUB H0rbIi9 Der 4Im
glbe in gbeDiot, 81.
George u. Root an GmiIie @slb.
reis), Gbeil bon Got IA In pieriDn's
9fboition DON pIsaiant Rtbss 81.
George u. Root an NaItsr GeIbs
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Srxns.isentsams. 3spstb.feH
Nsue Sppotbetm.
Gincinnati. 8. sSuni.

|
Sonfuro e. SbspbsrD an proOioen
2oan Co., $3500.
Sba 9. Wliller an Wpomins 6. II
g. Co., $250O.
garnt Cert an Ssnrp Jriebmun
$500.
9ieior 9ronslpes an Central 5air
mount y. IL. 6. Co., $500.
Soa e. DiIe an Spbs part 3. u
g. Co., $1,000.
Gborlss u. Did an Bert o. MOur
man II. ", $419.27.
Soa s. WiIe an 20. %. @ibmeber
$500.
Srant e. Wli6sl an CT. gsrndri
progrsiiiDe 9. II. 9. u. Co., $4,000
philomsnn Sbumau an 9ine Str
Gable g. Ii. y. Co., $2800.
Diuiam 8. Gaiott on 2pdlano 9
II. g. U. Co.. $70G.
So6n SanbOrf on Rsaoing .. II. 6
Co., $500.
SOIepb &apIan an g5rice SiIl go.
8. II. .. Co., $4,000.
Wuube WoOre an biefelbe, $1,000.
Sames u. Muir an College Sil 8
u. 3. Co., $4343.35.
9manSa Wl. 2lststp an bisisIb.
$24oo.
Gbparb SeB an Grnt,Station 9
II. 3. Co., $4,000.
Saral 6. Wartin an Giteaa guibr
ing, $275.
Sofspb glufbsrbsiSs an 'SSsor
.. u. Co., $2400.
Rate 6. Sispatrid an pries SiII
'soa!e &. u. y. Co., gtp. !, S2500.
Ratbun Slman dn'2tlpba 3. u. 6
Co.. $3.50.
Glisabstb alufOsrbeibs an german
Wenbe, S2700.
Gli3a R. Stunb an,Gbsar p.Mun.
By. S3500.
Getilete 9ppotbetsn.
@5eIOa g. W. StefpGrt an Gait Gnb
Sant 90, SbOOO.
Serislbs an bisislbs, $1,000.
GbnrIes 9aiiier an Soutbern Sbio
g. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Sannie 6. Dunn an WlaD 9. Msris
bitb. $2098.
Wm. W. 9lrtbur an, Columbia ..
II. 6. u. Co., $2500.
Gertrude @ieranstp an Gsrmania
Q. u. go. 3, $2750.
Stittie Campbell ON GLENDALE g. o.,
$3.50.
Senrp Ratsl an Sanop.r 9. u.
Co.. $500.
Gertrude aa8oiisaur an Glarsncs
lagoiieuur, $500.
Sarrp M. Dobell an Milforb Soms
.. Co., $1,000. A,
Wuubs Wcore an pricei5ia go. 2
8. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
Wallnee .. Conner an plsaiant
Ribse .. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Clifford 8. Sap an 2ion, glo. / 8.
II. .. Co., $4,000.
Sbpmas u. Mtgrsip an Jobn
Mspsr. $3.50.
Robert 3. Grsiag an Gapim. wsa.s
Ion, 81.
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u q 8 lit 80 81

ne. !. Geutibe Sprodse in @ort unt
Sdriii .. geoteni9ritt tennen
nit iJlitiifinitrlimenteu um3uge6en
perIteI en- @i6iiotbef initanObalter
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-. uen 7 ll6r 5riib biz s ll6r
9l6ersos .. 9robepraris elm Babies
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ben t)on @ihitaben ullo Rotenid,rifi
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nOente ia gar nift onron; icb babe
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SSemi(leton.
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rete sSdcobi.
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n@s mar bod gar nidts babel.
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Der Sonne; er bat lie bebiitet, a!s pGre
er lbre 9rpbmutter. Die !6dnbe tpiirpe
er ibr am liebiten uuter Die 6ibe les
gen uHo i9 ppllte niemano ratben,
sSannp aud nnr ideel an5uieben, penn
er 5ugegen it,"
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&iinitler2"
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entaiideno; er pirb ii6 i4on beraufs
arbeiten unO Elm Meiiter perpen in
ieinem Sad"
natlio 8rGulein 2ambert liebt =
bieien 2eapesleb -"
nDas babe i1 ni9t bebauptst; ptelz
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iih i'm Stilen.
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ilug bon ibm aslpeien isi, bic ameris
fanerin iiber 5rdulein 2ambert aus
5nfragen, oa iie Isidt etpas bate
merten tDnnen.
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"a. &apitel.

Mtt glinbbei gel i9lagen
Oas Siidseiprda mar redt Ie6.
bait gepeIeH; es bate ii6 bauptIdts
lid lin alte unb neue 2iteratur, Inn
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aud Gelegenbeit gsf1lnbsn, Ii9 Dor
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bon gursunbsr unb WoieIpein mar
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sSeinidmsdss lit, iOQte aber Dor ieiner
gsrlobteH ME 3eigen, peI6en Genub
ihm oas gfen bereitet. Sieier Qnbltd
lit oft abitobsnOer fir aart6eIaitete
9emiitber aIs Der siHes Iinnlos 9es
truHtensn.
nMit ben alien fran50iiI6en gaGas
ben, iagte SumiIton Gor, lit es mid.
dnoers als nit ben alten beriibmten
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sSiqe ben 8oblIaut erlangen, oaB Die
einfdItige Seele, bic lie eroa6t uno err
tunben bat, ii3 gar feline @oriteQunq
bapon bate MAIDEN t0nnen. 6utautaae
1T es uber aus nit Der qoeiie. llnIere
gerlegsr ie6en e6enipgern einen Sin.
BREEDER in ibrem Bureau als einen
Di8ter. Dir iinb prattif9e Men>
f6en getporoen, unb bic poeIie 1T tobt
hnb begrdben."
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3eug aemu9t, nit benz man uns in
Der S4uIe DoIgepfropft bat", Iaste
Bepnn.
runb ih mag nur Reime, bic gum
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.Was niiBt bas erfunbene @eiammer
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herumf6pirren, um bfe aeute au
qudlen? Gibt es benn nidt f6on qes
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Gear tobtY CRIT seftsrn at6enb babe
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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-22
Monarch.
delayed Letter, May Is. ma,

DELAYED Letter, May II, ma
Jap Garner went to NodaMay.
Tuesday.
Lester Black went To: Forbes,
Mon lay, on business.
David Allen Is enjoying the lux.
ury Of new automobile. -
Howard Addlngton and wife went
to Oregon, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ulysse Sipes visited
George Garner and Josh. Chilcoat
went to Oregon, Sunday afternoon.
Harry Adkins, Of Fillmore, was
seen In our neighborhood, Sunday. -
Miss Lottie basil. Of Skidmore, Is
visiting Miss Stella Garner, this week.
Miss Lillian Rodgers, of Noda-
way, is visiting relatives here, this
week. '
Mrs, Jim Smith and son, Ben, at
tended church at Nodaway, Sunday
Ed. Brown and wife visited at
Lester Blacks, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Fred Hughes and Miss Nellie
Lumley visited Miss Grace Graham
Miss Nora Colum visited at"her
uncle's, Josh. Chilcoat's, few days.
this week.
Misses Lindel and Cecil Brown, of
Oregon, visited Miss Violet Chilcoat,
Saturday night.
DIR. Wood, of Oregon, was called
to see ]. j. Garner, Friday night, and
he 10 now improving under his care.
Mrs. Josh. Chllcoat and daugh-
ters, Violet and Roxy, visited rels.
tives In Andrew county, Wednesday.
-Those who spent Sunday 1t ]. J.
Gamers were: Josh. Chilcoat and
family, John Patterson and Frank
OFT. JoRNNY,JUNP.UP.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-22
Attention, Comrades.

IN compliance with ut,lrtS ftufn III" Nation.
NJ aud department headquarters ~ 10"
Grand Army ~ the Republic, all survivors ui
the Union Army aud their SONS; ~ the CON-
frd"rntc Army and their sous, aud the >ut.
viyurS ~ the spanish American War ar" -
qupstrd to assemble ~ the Court Yard rafk
| On sunday, May -. inli, ut ~ -. M, Tor III"
purpose NJ attending diyin" worship ~ TIE
Presbyterian rhurh. The annual sermon
will he delivered hy Rev. r. \. Clag,tt. aud
the church choir u requested to furnish III"
music for the o','nsiun. and u II hoped by the
organi,ation thnt all ~ the church orsani,a.
tons ~ the city viii jnin IN ih"'. services.
Az comrades ~ the Grand Army. III" Con.
frdctat-> and sous ~ thr~" veterans aud
spanish. American War veterans ~" request.
- H. assemble NJ the Cuur Nark Park. at ~
-, M, saturday. May ~, ipil, aud with nnw't>,
prprrd IN u lH'dy. Ia thvrcin'i"ry. wh-r" tie
ritual ~ the Grand Army viii Ne observed
aud the graves ~ the departed comrades u"
decorated.
At:p. ~, on May ~. they will rc.as,,nihl.
NJ the Court Ward Park aud prU'ccd In u
bpdy to- the Presbyterian church, wh-tr the
annual address viii he delivered 10y III. Hon.
~. Z. Alkir-.
The following ladies are requested to act
~ n committee tb ftf'lN' th' nhN'fs w wv
ofirc Off :. I,o>tork, IN the morning ~ May
10. nj y o'clock. aud To- arrange them In suita-
bile forms for decoration purposes Mcsdam-s
yhas kvrk. Tom Curry, Geo. sccnian, y. y.
MARYLAND, u. ". Dawson, Robert Frye. Rpb-
,r Hatch. WIN Markt, Earl Cooper, VIM
Turnhnmi Misses Cora Frye. iiort.nsc Dun.
gan. Homie Greene. Mary iIns',iisri Mrs
Jas. iiun,sman, Mrs. Riley iiuia'i. Mrs. Guy
| l.. Cummins,
All persons having flowers to spare ar, re-
qucstcd to send them To tb, unice ~ .. =.
kostork NJ, later than IA M. May ~.
| oric-r ~ III. bay Cooper will max. his dee
tail Tor rolor b"arsr Tor this Post. Tor the a..
rasion. who viii report Ia him with "olors
| furl-d.
| Conrad, Jacob King IN assigned toihe duty
Of marking all graves 81 Deceased comrades
| and wives ~ comrades,
| up. DOByNs, GEO. ". CtMMiNS,
| AdJutant, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-22
ATTENTION! COMRADES.

Members Of Meyer Post, G. A. R.,
will remember their next regular
meeting will be held Saturday, May
q, 1914, 1t the home of Fred
Myrkt " z p. m. Let there be .
full attsndance.
G. W. CUANINs,
Commando.