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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08
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Evening journal., 1914-01-31
Information for Travellers
Time OF departure roeys
Trains Marked Csl are Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. r

s TO rail'asg9ia a Msi5-, oos TO-. 5os
AZ '1y 100 gS s9S s9S 80 TO- og lo
758t soi. o13' 93ss HOO ii.a5..
$50 44 6so is so. S Ss sod l559' o o' so e
go gs 52 TO- sal cos 7ios 7so 7s5- oi. so5' ssf
York Eps.sssA ms.oa $50 ass 9. a. 1920 o.a7 ssy
= ni ss zlla'o M-l2oS lo5 $40 aso g2o $50 eaL sss
Ii.57. r. M.--i.S7 $40 oss i as
TO Baltimore Washington. Ina or. aie" 42l 2 ot
2o soa' 800 4os 5fe. 6i7. o.e2' Is si9
t.os'. SIZE 5.i5 s.5s ~ go 7.si- si2 e0s1 ' W ~
TO Baltimore and Way Stations sundays M.9.o5 M5.5o.
For Points Down the state Me OF 1o4ts. p.
State sunds,s i. M.ia.oi. 75s a. p. M-4.5e.
q RAILROAD
10 NJ and 80 Eel as e. $40
1.fos e aS. 45s- s. 4s g. i5s Q oo, e5s@ So iO' T. ~"
a9et 20 o. n Ia r. M-i20. 25z 327" 45l'. SIS"
n.is". p. o.a7s s- T.so. $50 So.
PHILADELPHIA RAILWAY
- Rasnr and Way s'tio9s az p M-2io AIS. s.27.
sTEABoATs.
phlsdepn and cassts. Daily. A. M7ao 1890. p.
LINES
To Chester and parl lave French station minutes
streets hall ON the
hour and hnf instance 90
e % 1 % Sianss % @ % io % & connect " New Caste with cars for Delaware
Springs Market every
20 minutes beginning minutes
the
6.jsu
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
IL THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JANUARY 81.


Schubert, the great musical composer.
is a fine example ol the wonderful tai
cnts which are bestowed upon a person
OF this hrthdate.
Schubert was born on this date in
1884. and died in lS0u.
Quite n different character. but one
which illustrates the success OF the char
actor in the world Of finance, is Nathan
Staus, who was born in lS4s. and
amassed great fortune with which lie
accomplished much good
Aquarius. the sign of this birthdate,
gives great intuitive powers and inspi-
ration. Saturn gives quick and some
times tragic changes in life events.
The Want Ads are well favored this
week for sale and exchange of real es-
tate home interests and womens occu-
pations
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.


n Id DOMINION STEAMSHIP cow
~ PANf The annual meeting OF the
Stock holders OF this company. for the cleo
tion OF directors and for the Transaction of
such other business as may De necessary or
proper will Dc held az the principal Offices
Of the company Pier 20. North River. Ina the
city OF New York. on Tuesday. February TO-
1871 T. 90 IL M. and the polls will be closed
at ] p m The storl, transfer books viii he
closed ten days prior 90 the date OF meeting
". l.. WOODROW
ian27 10 fehQ e..,t..,
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.


L. OR l--liEMODELED. NEWLY
II painted and papcred house, Sixth and
Clark streets. Now Castle. Del So month.
Apply un premises or John NJ Hancc New
Castle Del. ian22-12t.
HOUSE AT HOLLY OAK WE'LL LoCA-
~ ted. Hall acre OF ground. Shade.
Nine rooms and bath. Modern equipments,
Large porch Apply Drawer 957. Wilmington.
isn2s-lmo.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
REGlSTER'S NOTICE

II sfATE on llTlNbN N0R6fT. DE.
~ NhAS ID Notice Is hereby given that
Letters Parliamentary upon the estate of
Amanda Norrit, late of Wilmington hundred
deceased wore duly granted unto Lilbnrne
,hqnolor on fhe thiriieth day of Ionuary
n. l2if and a.. persons indebted to the
said deceased are requested TO make pn.
ment 20 The eTecuiur without delay. and a..
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required TO exhibit and present
tlc same dul, probaicd Go he said execu.
tor. on or before the thirtiofh dav al Ian,,.
aiy, n. D. 1919, or abide by the law In
ths hchalf
llLRLRNE CHANDLER Executor.
Adurets liibufne Chandler, Esq. Attorney
atiav. Wilmington. Del ian6i cod .a,vks
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
RENT

1ol1 Shallci oss Ave. & B...s25.oo
liO5 DUPONT ST.. s B...-,.. .S22.O 90
s. DUPONT St.. r & B.. $1,000
1921 Tulip St.. ...............SI2.O 90
600 rweniy-ffth St.. 8 r & b .S2aOO
1923 dupont ST.. G r & $1,000
a. B. STANTON co.
d. & a. phone. 4533 No. sos shipley St.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
PROPOSALS

OFFICE or q. NJ. FORT DUPONT. DEL,
~ Jan. 18th. 1914. Sealed proposals IN
trplicate, for furnishing aud installing air
compressor Ia pumping station here, will be
received herc until I J a. M. Feb. 10TH 1914
Information furnished on application.
innoI % os 81 fah4
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
BUSINESS NOTICES

---,-->---------S-------- .---~------~
TT YOU WANT 70 sELi yOJH CLOTHES
call M Isaac Gibbs No. s3s French ST
y. \ A. phone No. zoos and he win r-i
H.. them. inn 6ff
7 AVN MOWERS STTARPTNFD AND RE.
- paired Garnet Swccpers md Wrincers
r"uaiT"d lohn r. Srhwoiser No Sos West
Front street Both phones. m3o a.
u tANO MOVING AND HAULING ALL
4 wors done With special care D. < A.
nhone 297t: Del. 1912 James Stewart
Lowe. No. 1909 Tatnall 81. jan9tf
IL OILowTNO A FIRE WHICH VISITED
II my shoe repairing shop necessary re-
pairs have hoen completed I nm again in
position 20 accept work. beginning Monday,
rehruory o. and invite my customers 40 call
Pete, Sixth and Adams streets. ian29-Gt
A W. OSTERGHrN CABIN
n. maker No. sai Tatual street. Re-
pairing Of all kinds Of furniture at reason
able prices; also new work OF all descrip.
iions. Antique work a specalt- Satisfac.
ton guaranteed Drop postal. No. sal
F~fn"N street dcciG-cod- 2m
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
SITUATION WANTED MALE.

II ~ DESIRES POSITION IS wATCH-
vi man. best OF reference. Call 1909
EAST TWELFTH STREET. ianasst
OHBER WOULD LIKE no HAVE A
y sfcndy position. Willing 90 start at
SIS week Apply 10 Fred H.. Litz. 40.
$40 South Clavmont 81. ian3o.f.
NJ ANrED - CLERICAL POSITION
w after school hours and Saturdays.
Doctor ofico preferred. High School grad
nate now attending business school. Ad.
dress Ws9 Evening journal once
ianrl-2f
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
SPECIAL MEETING.


nLD DOMINION TERMINAL COM
~ pANN THE annual meeting of the
stockholders Of this company for the elec-
tion Of directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may De necessary and
proper viii be hold 90 the principal Offices
Of the company Pier 20, North River. in the
city Of New York. on Tuesday. February TO-
1914 at 10 ST.. and the potts wiz be closed
az I r. VI. The stock transfer books win be
closed ten days prior 20 flr dote Of meeting.
W. T.. WOODROW.
iau5ufch5 Secretary.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
BEATTY PARLORS
PRINTERS
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS

I Ohm p REARDON. CONTRACTOR
y and builder. Estimates furnished. Also
iohbing 40. sO7 shipley street. ID. & A.
phone. fI7D. Automatic 3a62. ion24 I'm.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
PATENTS.

II 7nE TNfENT0ME Is fSfE~Iy
4 education in obtaining patents. rs.
,ablishcd 1863. Anderson & Son. ATTORNEYS.
sc8 Seventh St.. Washington. D. c.
iar3.1o.1T.2A3f.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
BOARDERS WANTED

ID OARDERs WANTED ALsO TABLE
ierson ST. ianI61m
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
PAPERHANGERs.
SANITARY WORKERS


gk. kELTER.
M. SANITARY, ODORLESS EXCAvAT.
ing Office s. W. Corner fonrth and
West streets. oct2l a..
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

w ANrED -ROOMrRs FOR NICE
w front room with board Gentlemen
only Good location. No. ltOf Lancaster
Ave. ione2-1
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
REMOVAL. NOTJCE

1NR. II. #. MoRELKND DENTIST. '--'--''
- Has removed from 1852 W. Fourth ST
60 4o1 Market street. ian21.lmo
nR. RYON IN THE FUTURE WILL
~ occupy offices Nos es1-2s8 dupont
Bldg ohice hours to A. a m. and by
appointment iani9.tf
II WlLLER. LADIES' GENTS
IL TAILOR. Has removed from $40
King 90 500 Madison 81. Until Feb. he
oilers 81 reduction on each suit Clean.
ing. dyeing pressing repairing ID. & A
1857. dsl >,
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
Kershaw & Whitten

s W. COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
ID. & A. Phone. 5io5D. Wilmington, Del
Estimates Furnished Lowest Prices.
augt2-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

PETER j. FORD,
FORD BUILDTNG
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

Several 8, or g room dwellings with
front porches. All improvements, toilets
and iavatorieg in bathrooms. win be sold
reasonable or rented for $13, SIS Or SIS
per month 60 good parties.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
SITUATION WANTED. FENIAI.E

M ANrED- PLAiN SEWING no 30 an
w homc or would 60 ont by the day.
Can til0A. isnso.st
~ OINO GIRL DESIRES POSITION AS
I chid's nurse. best OF reference. Ad.
lrcss Wse. this oaice ianat3t,
ID ElINED LADY DESIRES POSITION
n 70 take care oi sick or invalid Best of
reference. Address N-s1. Evening journal
ohce. iun3I-1t
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
gpECIAI.TIEs.

Lot suited for Coal Yard near Ford's fac
sorry. Third and Webb streets. r. r. siding
Lot 30 feet by so feet corner Fourtr anil
iInion street,; 3D. hesta ef0re or arart.
mc~f site west ~ W7dison treof
Eighi.room dwelling corner sto-,. good
basement cellar
l3-room store and dwelling on Second
street. between French and Walnut streets
only ono block from the Pennsylvania Sta
ton and near many manufactures. Excel
lent for boarding or ronming house. Cost
$1,000 viii sell for $4,000.
Also 1i.room dwelling adjoining above.
Price, sl.so0.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
RENTAL LIST
For RENT

1878 W. seventh ST.. II rooms. S32. 80
1898 " Third St. rooms. So. 90
, iOt jefferson ST.. n rooms ...... S35. 90
1928 Adams ST. rooms ..... $1,000
gl7 Tanall St.. 10 rooms ......... $4,000
Store aia w. Secoud st.........s $1,000
APARTMENTS.
Marlboro and Belmont Park Place
aud Adams street ....... $1,000
The Gilpn ............. ...-.-.... $1,000
TATNALL & co.
40 2l3 WEST NINTH STREET.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

w ANrED-YOUNG LADY or CONsID-
w eral experience desires position as
ricrk Or Office work. Also stenographer.
Reasonable salary Address Ala this
oniee. ian3ou
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
For SALE

1919 W Fourth St.. r. b. p & II. 50, 500
1882 w. Fourth ST. 10 r. n. 70 II s3.sQO
I22G w. Fourth ST. Is r. b. & IL So. 500
q27 w Second St. 8 r. & B......sl. 600
zoo Tatnal ST.. q B-.......S3,3O 300
1s23-5-7-o W. Fourth ST., r. B.
& II (cuch) ...............S2 500
SIS dupont ST.. x, b. p H..S2. $50
1918 Elm ST.. r & B.-.......-...S1.5 800
2scOs Carter ST. G r, p. p & II
(cachA .......... ...-......S2 800
7ol Lombard ST.. s r.. b, p & H ss.ao0
j. j. Hanley,
623 w. Fourth St
Phone. .5i7O
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
w e ARE SPECIALISTS IN
w BUILDING LOTS

We have for sale 400 building lots from
16x8O feet 20 a whole city block; any size
or depth, in almost any section Of the city
win sell these lots easy monthly pay.
ments. Price from 500 up.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

u or RENT--NICELY FURNISHED
n rooms, -ith or without board So s08
" Nest street. unv5.3m
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
APARTMENTS

--->r--
ID ACHELOR ApAsTMENrSi also
ID splerdidly furnished rooms. No. 306
Concord Ave. ID. & A. Phone. 2T1tD.
ianilood-1m.
A y ARTMENTS-ON THREE ROOM
"A end bath apartment third door. 902 Mar
Ret street Apply Delaware Trust Com
pony. ian3-tues-sat-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

Grea, bargains and but little cash. needed
Look them over.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

~ Office - SEALED PROP OS A l. S.
y addressed in writing TO =. b. Hollings-
worth. President Levy Court Of New Castle
county. Court House Wilmington, Del, viii
be received until ~ noon on Tuesday Feb
uary 3. 1914.
No. Ito connect the i6-iuch water main
% fhp intersection OF Fourth and Church
streets. with a new 2O-inch water main md
lay sDme 40 point % feet inside Of tie
Clrsiiann river harhor line, a total dis
tc1ce Of $50 feet, more or less.
No To connect the now aOfnch watcr
m4in at the aforesaid mrbor line with the
present 2Oinch water main Under the
t9iri-finnc river az distance oC about 80
ifei tlcrcfrum
Plans ana specifications can BE- Seen at the
Office OF thr highway commissionpr. iu the
Church Building. Tenth and MARKET streets
Wilmington. Del, on and after Monilay, Janu-
airy 90 101f
All bids must Doe accompanied with cer
iifed check for $500. payable 20 the Presi-
dent OF the Levy Court of New Castle
county. or with q bond for $500 10 the
State of Delaware. Tor oneh 80. ] and No. =
pronosal.
Work on the above may be let in two
separate contracts and bids are solicited on
each. Also tie right is reserved TO reject
any or an bids
JAMES WILSON.
ian 27-3l County Engineer.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

I ARGE. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
ian.o-im.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
Rooms FnR RENT

~ iCElN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ rent 40 West 81. ian21-6t.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

r,VO|o AvFEkIT PROFIT is SPARE
NlVt3 thuc at home. Mail ordcr business
ilou worry about capital. Boyd Il broNn'
Omaha, Nehr. l'N"i ~.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
HAIR nRFeSING

II AIR WORN -CoNBlNeS MADk Up.
II Win cal' ~ your home. Mrs. r..
Evans. 80 sii Market street. ID. A..
phone a5fAD im22-tf.
< HAMpOOfNG WITH OR WITHOUT
> shampoo board. Manicuriua. clectric
scalp treatment facial massage. hair dress
ing; also face packs.
CARRIE n WRIGHT.
D. & A.. 1924. NO 2ii " Tenth ST.
ocf0-lvr.
lfTVLF INTENTION by ~ ENpEDT
\ zach week. helps wonderfully We are
perts Hair dressing. municuring. scaln
treatment. face and head massaging. Chill
dren work sneciuliy Louise G. Potts.
Coz Equitable bldg. ian29 3m.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
PERSONAL
WANTED


NNr ANrEp-rO BUY YOUR CLOTHES
w Call Harriet n. FISHER No $50 Pop
Jar ST. Phone. 4725.D. ectis-eod-tf
w ANTED-i.O 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN
w storage rooms for rent 81 so and
$500 per month Both phones GEO. y.
LANG co. t2Oa Orange St. fcb2tt a.
w ANTED - WATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing. Also eye hitnr Store
open evenings until O'Clock. Saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock. Original Thomas
Jcwc ry store. 30. 400 Market street.
u RFKGGR PAYS MORE THAN OTHEi,
IA. dealers for your Office furniture and
household goods. You're losing money n
yon dent seil 10 him. postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash 4.
BERGER Third and Shipley streets. D..
a. Phone. aiisA. mi5if.
w ANwED-sECOND HAND FURN1.
w ture. Whole households bought .
Safes. Office fixtures. etc, bought. Head
quarters Tor al kinds Of Rugs and Linoleums
Furniture stored and money advanced ai
legal interest 6 per cent for a year
CHARLES S. HURLOCk.
Seventh and Poplar Streets.
iliys'U. Telephone. ID. & A. 1172A.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
HELP wANTED-MALE

- 0TfSN MEN1 POSITIONS ARE EASY
u 10 get Ny froe booklet, 66o. tells
how Write today--nos. Carl hop~ins
Washington. ID. q. innl -lm
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
RrsINEss oppoRTuNITIEs-

II OR sALE-A LARGE DEPARTMENT
II store. Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Long established trade. rail and water route.
Trade comes for 80 miles, Town OF 1000.
Address W-sG, Evening journal Daice.
ian3O-2t.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

~ lDDIE.ACED MNN FOR OfriCE
M work. and short travelling trips busi.
hess experience and education required An'
ply Drawer 457. Wilmington. iHnto-l lmo
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
FOR RENT

-rss--f
~ URNtSHED. NICE CLEAN ROOMS FOR
II housekeeping and lodging. No. Ills
King street. ian8l -tm.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
NOTICES

NJ ADAM LEO 49, ROMANY Gypsy
vi Puimist. viii he at sheiipot Fark all
winter. Can he seen nt any time. Tells
have gone and vili 60 through life. FOR Csc
shellnot Park. Wilmington Delaware.
der5-tf.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
WEDDING At
GEO. B. WILCOX HOME

At an early hour yesterday morn
ing one of the prettiest and most
we'll appointed weddings of the sea-
son was solemniZed at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs George B.
Wilcox, when his daughter, Miss
Georgia b. Wilcox was united in
marriage to Harry L. Kohlberg, a
prominent business man of Globe
At six-thirty o'clock the bridal
party led by Rev. Mr. Deck of Tempe,
marched into the spacious parlors,
which We're beautifully decorated
with banks of ferns and roses. The
bride was charming in a gown of
white French crepe: she wore most
becoming brides veil and a wreath
of orange blossoms, while in her
hand she carried a beautiful Bouquet
of carnations and ferns. Miss Helen
Wilcox, sister of the bride was
bridesmaid. The groom was attired
in black and was attended by Leslie
Wilcox, a brother of the bride.
After the ceremonies the couple
doned travelling suits and then retired
to the breakfast ROOM Here the
color scheme was carried out in
pink and white A three course we'd
ding breakfast was served and i'm
mediately afterward Mr.. and Mrs.
Kohlberg left in an auto for their
new home in Globe.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
LANDMARK LOST
To MAR|COPA
Perry Williams Disposes. Of
His Holdings There for a
Handsome Figure and
Will Take Up His Resi-
dence in Phoenix

Perry NJ Williams, who for many
years owned everything in the vicin-
ity of Maricopa except the right of
way of the Southern Pacific has
lately disposed of all his interests
there except three acres of land and
will come to Phoenix and make his
home \ good many years ago, when
ground was worth not one-tenth
what it is bringing now, NJ. Will
liams acquired some choice property
on North Central avenue. He will
erect a handsome home there.
1t was commonly supposed that all
about Maricopa was a desert. That
is not the case Mr. Williams long
ago discovered that on much of his
holdings water could be secured at a
depth of thirty-fiVe feet but he new
er went in much for agricultural de-
velopment.
The purchaser of his property is
Los Angeles man of considerable
wealth, the man who established the
Washington market, million dollar
concern. Mr.. Williams receives for
his Maricopa property 100000
Mr. Williams is one of the pioneers
of this part of Arizona, though he
is yet a man of middle age. He came
in the vanguard of the telegraph OPP
orators and followed that occupation
until he settled at Maricopa, where
for more than thirty years he has
Ieen the postmaster, justice of the
peace and practically everything. He
has discharged all civil functions
there except that Of granting diVor-
ces. He was not bound as justice
of the peace by the limitations that
have been placed upon other infer
Tor courts in Arizona, both under
and under statehood. 1t is a matter
of nation wide knowledge that some
Years ago he imposed a fine of
$29,364, 726.49 upon a hobo who had
been brought before him. He i'm
mediately suspended the fine on the
condition that the defendant take
himself out of his jurisdiction and
stay out. About the same time a
fine of an exactly similar amount
imposed by Judge Lands of Chicago
upon the Standard Oil company, was
suspended by a circuit court of APP
peals, and since then no more of that
fine has been paid to Judge Lands
than Mr.. Williams has collected from
his hobo.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

greatly interested in what was seen
there He expressed himself as be-
lieving the dam site has several good
characteristics for a site, and the
sloping valley above will make a
good reservoir. However he and En-
gineer Fitch, project manager, were
reticent about giving an unqualified
endorsement of the dam site until a
thorough survey has been made The
surface indications are good
Up to this time there has been no
actual survey of the dam site, there
has been however of the reservoir
site, SO it is the intention of the
Water Users association to put
cops of engineers in the field in a
short time to make such survey, pro-
viding the report that is made to the
board of governors on Monday is
! satisfactory. 1t is more than likely
that the report will recommend that
further steps be taken to obtain full
information as to the dam site
proper.
+ The party. was composed Of D-. C.
A, Vanderveer, F.. II. Parker and En-
gineer Elliott in addition to these
named above
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
VETERANS CELEBRATE
At EASTLAKE PARK
Several Hundred Gather with S. W..
", c. A. r. and U. S. V. C.

Phoenix Camp Of Spanish War
Veterans at Eastlake Park had it's
own special celebration Of Independ-
ence Day, with the local membership
of the Grand Army of the Republic
as honored guests, returning similar
courtesy extended by the older vet
Grams on Decoration Day. Including
the soldiers of the two wars, their
families and friends, several hundred
were gathered within the shaded and
grassy park by noon. to enjoy a pic
mic luncheon. The stories told We're
of mixed varieties, that drifted from
Chckamauga to the Philippines and
back again to Gettysburg via San
tiago or Porto Rico. Among the
best of the story tellers We're sew
eral confederate soldiers. who, when
the Pioneer band played Dixie"
showed they still We're in good voice
for the rebel yell"
Following the flag, borne by tall
Sergeant r. C. Stanford of the
Thirty fourth Volunteer Infantry, the
in column to the park grand stand,
where the more formal features of
the program We're presented Col.
Jas. II. McClintock, captain First U.
s. Volunteer Cavalry, presided. Com
rade BarroWs of the Grand Army,
who at fifteen joined an Illinois in
fantry regiment, forcefully read the
Declaration of Independence, while
his audience stood in respect to the
immortal document. The GRAFTON of
the day was delivered by Assistant
u. S Attorney Wiley f, Jones, first
lieutenant and quartermaster of the
First Territorial Volunteer Infantry
in the Spanish war 1t was a
Fourth of July speech of the real
old kind. full of eloquent patriotism
and was received with applause that
showed the keenest appreciation Of
his auditors. He was followed by
Joseph Demars, an Illinois veteran Of
the civil war. who gave expression Of
the good will of the Grand Army to-
ward the younger soldiery of the ma
ton.
The local Spanish war veteran
post, headed by F. C. Struckmeyer,
now has more than seventy members
and has additions at every meeting.
1t is a notable fact that the mem
bership is mainly of former soldiers
in other other commands than those
organized in Arizona, such as the
Rough Riders, First Territorial In
fantry and Thirty fourth Infantry.
Many of the Arizona soldiers are
dead or have drifted away. their
places in the state being taken by
others who served in eastern regi-
Inents.