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THE HISTORY OF NEVADA


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The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
UNION VALLEY.
Miss HElEN Scorr

Union Valley was well re p.
resented At the Carthage Fair last
Thursday. Frank Thomas Of
Adra.n has been visiting his uncle,
W 4 McClintock, and family the
past week Mrs. Fred Iscnman
spent Tuesday with her mother.
Mrs II Conklinp.-Frank Miller
has rented the 4 d. Boyd farm
east Of Jasper and began plowing
tor wheat Monday C.Bucrge and
daughters spent Sunday with J.
Scott and family Mrs Allan
Puers. called at Frank Bucrge s
Saturday Miss Ethel Harvey has
has been visiting relatives ~ Car
thapc for a few days. George
Earl finished powlng on his farm
TWO m,lcs east Of laspe, last week
sam Clayton from Iowa is visit.
ING Mrs kcrncy this week Those
from the Valley that attended the
lawn party at MI Hubbard S
Saturday night reported n good
time Scamberlin Ellington has
entirely recovered from an abcess
IN his ear, which has been troub
ling him Tor some time Basil and
Edna McCllntock visited John
McClintock, near Golden City,
Monday night and Tuesday
Robert Williu ami wife OF Pitts.
burg hans returned home Satur
dav after spending a week with
Frank BuerGe and family Mrs.
amanda Seidner, who IS staying at
the Frank Buergc home, spent
Suncay with home folks at Jasper.
fNt and Mrs Conkling spent
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Y Neighborhood News. Z
y Written by our assistant editors.
nSSS@S@S@SSSSS@S

Sun day at Fred lseDman's Adam
Malone and family very pleasantly
entertained last SUNDAY John Mur
ply and family aud Harold and
Carl Carr. Mrs. Ellis Ilnmmcl
and children Of Cartcryille are Wis.
iting Nelson Hummel and family
this week Miss Iclla Wright is
visiting her sister Mrs. U II
Brown.--lf anyone wants to know
how 10 cure a chicken eating hog.
Just ask Mr n Hummcl -- Those
On the sick list are George Pattcr.
son Mrs Conman and Mrs Graves
who is visiting Mrs Stith Adam
Malone made q business trip ~
Carthage Monday. Clennie Hum.
mel helped Mr Lane thrcsh Mon
day. Fred Gresham aud family
spent Sunday with George Patter
son and family J T. Carter and
wife visited a. Robert Wullc's last
Sunday-Hclen Scott spent Ffi.
day night with T. " Srott and
family Of Jasper Ed Fenner
ihreshed wheat for Frank BuerRe
this week
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20

Budd. Walter Wood. Guy Sara
hnc. John Pfandcr and John HaDe.
IN the afternoon they enjoyed mel-
on and ice cream and at night
drove ~ Oakton 20 church. Al
enjoyed the day very much John
Bgzzard j. baliDg hay for X. II
HOltOn this week Mrs EltiDg
and Walter Mosley called on Mrs
Mosier Sunday evening sylvia
Binney was a Jasper shopper We.
nesday. Several young people Of
our community motOrcd 20 Garth.
age 10 attend the fair last week --
Mrs J. w Edwards. Mrs. Thom5s
Edwards and Paul Esther and
Hazel Edwards Of Joplin spent
Friday with Mrs. Charles Elting --
Beatrice Mitchell called at Mrs
Joan Hartley's Thursday. Mrs.
York went ~ Kansas last week 10
visit relatives. -Iheo Mitchell and
family 50 mt Sunday with his broth
er Lee and wife Mrs Wafdlow
a number OF relatives
Sunday J. +. Quick is having
his s.lo filed this week A nun
ber Of our community attended
church at Blue Sunday The
many friends Of Clyde and Grace
Wagner were sorry tp hear oi the
death Of their little daughter Fern.
which o CURED Sunday morning at
their home IN Carytown Cora
Buxton IS spending few days in
our neigbbJrhyOj Hall and Ruby.
Buzzlfd spent Wednesday witn
Roy Mitchell The Barton county
melon crop is certainly on HE
move, -Four farmers are busy ~
yur community hauling to the
mining towns Tie fine rain we
received Friday will irlp the crop
vciy.uch Mrs Batter yisiicd a;
Les5y Garfctts last week and
IrandmI Garrett accompanied bcr
home
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
War News Daily.

Il f}Ou have not been taking one
Of the big daily newspapers. you
surely want one nov 10 get the daily
news Of the European war The
News takes subscriptions lor the
Star Times and Journal of Kansas
Cry and the Globe Demogrl; and
and Republic Of st. Louis let
us send ~ your subscriptions. IT.
costs you ~ more A.
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
ZION


Mr. Editor ] should he very
glad 10 help you 10 hurfylng those
weddings that are booked tor the
near future, bat ! don { belize"
there IS but one wedding that ]
"Iil have anything 10 say about
Misses Geneva Hubbard spent
Tuesday and Wednesday a. Ar
thur Pfobrrts Miss Leila hn'hg
ny from near Carthage g. the guest
Of Miss Mary Zacrr Miss Name
Cordcr u Jasper spent Sunday
with Martha Curtis " 7 Pat
terson and family visited relatives
~ Jasper Sunday James Bell OF
Carthage IS visiting John AMI Paul
Hubbard Mrs { B. Ear and
Miss Lee VJught have been quite
~ Mr. Weiss and family OF Alba
autocd 30 T.. T. Hubbard 8 SUNDAY
and spent the day Mrs l. T.
Hubbard accompanied them home
where she vii spend several days
Little Thomas Covert, who has
been very I'll the past week. ls
still quite sick j W Bowers and
wife. Mrs. H. Hendricks. Mrs
Claude Boyer Mrs. Thos. DodI.
Miss JuanIta Hendricks Of Jasper
and Mr.. and Mrs T.. y. Boyd OF
Barton county have spent most oi
the past week at different times
at II y COyerts. Misses Mar.
garct Bell Of Carthage and Patricia
Nichols Of Lamar are guests Of ,hr
Misses Hubbard this week je.s.
COrder and family were entertain
81 at dinner Sunday by 4 4
Dean and family Vernon wolfe
spent Sunday at Alec. Kciths -.
Mrs Walker Hubbard attended.
switchboard at Johnson central
Thursday Miss Leola Patrick a.
tended the fair at Carthage Zron
church are quite proud Of turir
new book case J. T. Curtis pl,w-
ed on his farm near Centcrpoint
last week Miss Rhoda l>rcler
left Thursday Tor Oklahoma. where
she will stay with her sister, Slrs.
Mary Brown, who IS quite III --.
Mrs. Thos Marsh and Mrs S. Nj
HutseIl Of Jasper visited Cap. Til
er hnd family Sunday The Miss
cs Hubbard gave a party last Sat
ufday evening ht their home
There were IS young folks present
Games were played upon the lawn
The large Veranda was beaptiluily
decorated with crepe paper anil
Japanesc lanterns whc,c ice cream
and waters were served All had
q fine time. II Hendricks and
family OF Jasper augJe3 ~ II n
Covert s several 3ays last week
Mr. McMalns and family ol South
ern Iowa are guests OF Clarence
Iacrr and family Mrs. Zacrr f. a /
daughter OF the former Mr. and
Mrs Walker Hubbard spent Tues
day and Tuesday night with Mr.
Weiss and family Of Alba aud at
tended the Carthage Fair Wednes
day Mrs Oscar Follmer visited
Mrs. y. T. Johnson Thursday
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
DEWEY

MAJ, frsd tho jasper News
lt adsefiisrd for rain
dha knew the weather mon would heed
And soon Send rain again
@iary and her tile beau
Wont ~ 10 see the Fair.
{he didn't seem b. rcaly know
The rain would reach her there.
Bot rain II did IN al around
Caught everybody out
when you want ram just tel the"New
You'll got II without doubt
Geo. Rire was half done thresh
fng tor Matthews Ftibay afternoon
when the rain stopped them and
they bad to finish Monday Mrs
Goddard and Mr. Greenwood are
the next o es - thrcsh - Mrs.
Gaddis and Mrs Lowell came up
from Webb Cry and h-hed Friday
and Saturday 10 Dry i r. V"ley
Blauth is building a new siio tins
week and Tom Brock Is getting bis
filed The iafmrrs think the sily
Is grand Mr. Sterling htd . l"ad
of young folks on e plruic On Dry
Fork Saturday Mrs Moihe GresD.
am received the sad news last week
Of the death Of her brother, ". )
Miller who lycd 10 NcR Lebanon,
ln he died with consumption.
having been great sufferer tor
over q year Mr. aud Mrs Wagner,
living az Carytowu lost their u ti"
girl Sunday morning ~ ten o''l"ek
oi cholera iuiantum She had
been sick about a week Mrs Dan
Hoover died at h'r hOm"In Indiana
last week. She formerly lived
where Mrs kimberiin dld Mr.
Iinn and family are living pn that
place now. SUNDAY was hnc day
for visits Clarence Simmons and
family were at LDudcnslager s. Mr.
and Hrs. lstcy AZ Arch Ricc's and
also Mr. and Mr. oven Of jasper,
and Mrs Kate g II al AirHandeT
Mrs Wm,lock rs visiting her
brothers. Harry and Bick Bender.
June and P,ul Basion have gone
10 Gnleni 20 visit their father --
Willie Alexander had a puty on
bls birthday Monday night. Al
OF Robert Greshams class were
pr sent, besides some neighbors
They had a Jolly time and ate all
the ice cream and cake they
wanted -T The rhseshinG machine
Kept quite q number from attend
ing the iair, Vance Bull lonn
Gaddis and family, Mr. Alexander
and family, and George and Lester
Carter we're al that got 20 20
Mr.. Courtney had the biggest
thrcshing in the neiPhborhood over
400 bushels Of wheat and 400
bushels Of oats Mrs La Fever.
Mrs Courtney's mother is visiting
her.
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
10 AL Concerned.

The accounts turned over 10 mo
by I'd Wardlow for the season Of
1913 and prior years are nov past
due and should be paid Please
rhl and settle AMI save further
costs ~ the matter Georg" Rcy.
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
Constipation Causes sickness.

Don't permit yourself to bor1mr cons.
siipatrd. hs your system Immediately
begins 10 absorb poHon from the back.
cd up waste matter tsr Dr. King'q
New Life Pill- and keep vol. There is
10 better safeguard against lllncs4 Just
tako one dose tonight. 2Jo ~ II. r.
pitis.
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
DIAMOND
Mrs CnARLEs ELrING.

Miss Nellie Cook and brothers
entertained the following young
folks at dinner Sunday Misses
Bernice Scott. Mary and Carrie
Sarahne, Jessie Hane. Maud Pfand.
er, Grace Gulick, Cora Buxton,
Sylvia Blnney and Messr5, Claude
The Jasper news., 1914-08-20
Notice

There He still a tcE OF our cus-
toners who are slow about settling
their accounts. cycu once month
which IS not altogether sa'iefa d..
tory Crandall Bros Jasper So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
Proclamation.

Uno de nuestros suscriptores
nos comunica que en- los bales
de paga que algunos mexicanos
ceIebran en- Corpus Christi, Te-
xas, y en- los que cobran diez
centavos por cada pieza que Sc
baila, acostumbran enarbolar Ia
bandera nacional, 10 que cree, y
con justicia, es una profanaci6n.
pues los colores nacionales solo
deben ser usados en- les festas
patrias en- honor de nuestros he
roes Y no en- especulaciones O
juegos privados.
Esperamos que los que tai cosa
hacen. desistiran de esa mala
costumbre que pOne de manifes-
to su POGO respeto paro nuestro
pabell6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
Las condolences del Gobierno Americana

E noioso ncdente puede drse que estaba va soconado
ernes de la eana pasada desde uego que e General
uert haba acceddo saudar la bandera americana sempe
que los barcos guerra dc este pals que ean ancadoS en- lam
pco contesaran saudo denta fora es dec con los Il
canonazos de eso pero despues surgeron agulaS uuu
Dor era question de formula pues en- washington SC q 4
Mexico hciera ell saudo complete cua sera contesado d
mo Won +or,inado nero nuestro Gobierno puso por con-
] 60 10 contestara canonazo por es saber: que
al ser dsparado uno por baeas mexcana fuefa
DOR los barcos de Estado Undos a sucesvamene haa COM
pletar e ndmero de ordenanza c n,
"a bzo ah al de Mexico por conduco del Encargado de Nego
clos Mr. o. Shanghnessy que admtia condolences sno que e
ado ebfa hacerse en- exgda ESQ anteS De las
de 10 tarde de aver domingo pazo mprorroaO ueho ue
Gb a. oIrr al Gobierno Mexicano 81 acepaba sujetan
dose mo de los admitr boqueo de los pueroS
del Golfo del PacifcO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
Un case salomonico.

La semana pasada Sc ha pre-
sentado un case raro a los jue-
ces de Opelousas, Luisiana, en-
que Sc hace necesaria la sabldu-
ria de Solomon para resoIverIo,
pues nj mas nj menos dos mule
res distintas reclaman Ia mater
nidad de Roberto Dunbar, un
muchachuelo de cinco amos que
desapareci6 de su casa el ano de
1912. Una de esas mujereS, al
acusar a la otra, que esta en- po-
session del nino, dijo asi a los jue-
ces encargados de resolver el in
tringulis maternO: 'Lo reconoz-
co Dor su cara, por sus formas y
Dor su cuerpo. Ell instinto ma
ternaI me dice que es mi hiJo.
He examinado todos los muelles,
todos los lugares donde pOdia ha-
Iiarlo y en- mis- extasis por encon-
trarlo he besado sus pies" " Por
su parte, la otra mujer asegura
que es su hijo y que tieI4 prue-
bas que presentara pronto. Los
jueces estan perplejos Y no ha-
Ian que resolver.
Esto nos trae a la memoria el
juicio de Solomon en- un case pa
recido. Lllam6 al verdugo y lie
orden6 que cortara en- dos peda-
EOS el tierno cuerpo del nino en-
disputa, e inmediatamente una
de las mujeres Sc opuso a tai re-
soIuci6n, diciendo que pfeferia
que ell nino entero Sc quedara en-
poder de su enemiga, que tai vez
algun dia arrepentlda de su mala
acci6n lie entregaria al hijo de
sus entranas. Solomon compren-
di6 inmediatamente que la que
asi Sc expresaba era la verdade-
ra madre y orden6 lie fuera en-
tregado el nino, pues con su ame-
naza habfa logrado descubrir ell
verdadero instinto maternal.
Desgraciadamente estamos
muy alejados de la epoca salom6-
MICA Y los jueces de 0pelousas,
tendran que cenirse al Codigo de
Procedimientos Civiles Y Females
nara resoIver ell case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
Un negocito villista in
terrumpido,

Las autoridades federales de
Ell Paso, Texas, han ordenado q
la Compahia del Ferrocarrll Te-
xas y Paciico, que suspenda ell
envfo al Norte de setenta carros
de algod6n, que procedentes de
Torre6n llegaron a esa cludad te-
kama. La referida orden fue OBJ
tenida de la Corte Federal, por
los sdbditos espanoles Jose Ma
ria Olano y Alvaro Calleja, que
han reclamadoo la propiedad de
esa fbra que les fue confscada
por Villa en- Torreon, ell Z del CO.
rriente.
Otro negocito que Sc lie yuelve
sal al Sr. generalfsimo y 81 asi 10
siguen hacienda los duenos del
algod6n confScudo. no habra su-
fciente dinero para comprar ba-
las en- este pals, pare nlatas me-
xicanos, nj para comprar hacien-
das y casitas, a 10 que nos dicen
es muy afcionado ell moderno
Lozada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
LAS NEGOCACIONES DIPL LONIAT1CAS ENTIRE MEXICO
UNIDOS HAN QUEDADO TERMlNADAS.
How compecera Cmgreo Pidee Wilson, gmandos daone
ban luz en- sentdo que los Esta Un ddaran guerra Mexico
ou buar5n su pueos al tunfo de los rebddes

Ell hnistro de Reaciones Extraneras Sehor Portio Ro
declare noche que impossible acceder demanda
de Esado Undos de que bandera de pals uera sa
dada Observation-Disclosures por dcho pab6n fue ofenddo
porque otaba ancha poue los marnos fueron
to berad de que hcera investigation del
caso Official responsible de arreso fu arresdo
~ sujetado juco
Ell msmo Mnistro sgu6 dcendo que el Gobierno
onsena que ambas banderas ueran sadadas pmero
americana depues meXcana arregandose este de acuerdo
procoo que faran e Encargado de la tbaada
rcana Mr. Nelson OShaugnessy Mnstro Reaciones Sr
Portilo Rojas.
Goberno de los Estados Undos agreg6 Primer
Ministrorehus6 permso Representative Mr. OShangh
Messy para que mara dco protocoo demand6 saudo in
Conditional de parte de Mexico saudo Mexico uzga
patibe con dignidad
Para concr ST. Portlo declare sguente: Mexico ha
ceddo de dgndad Sc permte Mexico confa
la serendad esprtu de justca del pueblo americana
Wilson comparecera hoy ante el Con-
gresO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
Ell Gobierno anticipa una negativa.

Puede decse que Goberno mecano antcpo una cones-
tac6n negava exgencas de Casa Blanca pes haoendo
~ 81 ra Huerta varios telegramas de per6dlcos neoycr
Limos nrentandoe ago sobre actud en- e presente confc
to les contest6 ell sabado el mensaje sguente:
CI1DAD DE MEXICO ABRIL Is. Como eonestacon su es-
mado ensa declare que los cargos necnoS conC e
do b;ca csrecen en- 10 absolute de Fundamental ea
quedando demostrado ampa Investigation cue Sc esa lie
vando acabo que hara luz ell asuno Respecto la egada
de la foa americana aguas mexcanas ella no modlfcaa la
bonrsda serena notica del Gobierno de esta Rep1bca
(Firnado) V. HUERTA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20

Dede que Gobeno americana env6 al de Mexico ell ultima
que al principle hacemo efereca ell Fresdehe Wilson
declare Goberno acceda demanda hoy
Congreo dare de situac6n
yndose que alto cerpo conceda acuades extraordnara
para obrar arb0 esa question: que esa punto de
desenlazarse guerra sangrienta.
El Secretaro particular del Presidente Wilson, Mr. Tumuty
anunc6 anoche las que haba recbdo tee
ncas del Primer agstrado que en- White Sui
phur Springs que ctara Congreso seccn
dnara para obeto ctad session que enda gar hoy poba
blemente as3 de Ia tarde.
E Senador Shvely de Indiana Presdene del Conite
ncones Exerore del Senado hzo aver tarde terrible
MICA declaration siguente
Mexico saludara bandera la que noso-
tros querernos o de 10 contrario habra guerra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
iSe trata de ayudar los rebeldes.

Decinueve de los mas poderosos acoazados de armada
americana han recbido orden de drgrse las pas de
o pa orden que ha hecho extensive vaos caoneros as
como los desoyers torpederos de la flota del Atanco
Aunque desde principle ha vendo dcendo que mari
de buques desembarcaa puero de Tampco
Veraruz poderarse de eos hata que Mexico
acceda demandas de los Estados Undos Ultima hora a
recbdo de Washington tegrama que haba bao IA
de los revouconaos mexcanos pues nten
cn del Presdente Wilson, del Secrearo Bryan de los
mernbros del Gabinete invadr Mexico SINO BLO-
QUEAR SUS PUERTOS PARA IMPEDIR ASI QUE HUERTA
RECIBA ELEMENTOS DE GUERRA PUEDA SER AFRO
JADO EN- BREVE DEL PODER; PARA 10 CUAL CUENTAN
VA CON LA APROBACION DE VILLA Y DE CARRANZA
Nos ressmos ndgnidad de parte de esos
efes rebedes embargo orecemos etores rect
fear ratifcar amplam escandalosa version la pr6xl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
Colquitt apoya a Wilson.

Ell Gobernador del Estado de Mr. Couit declare aver
que agradba sobrmanera ban guendo los
sntos respeco de Mexico Ga Huerta no estaba en-
condcones de podr eg nguna de los Etados Undos
niendo de e Goberno noaccederia saudar
IA handera verde blanca roja de nuestra Repdblca.
Soy de opinion do Colqu que 81 Sc tene proyecto la
intervention en- Mexico dar avso del fin de ha-
Ger los preparavos neceaos para proeger pueblo
que vve en- ugare donde los perucos de grandes
de nuesro Etado esa LENA &c refugiados de Me-
co en- case do guerra aque pals daran mucho abao
oistrndose muchos asesnatos de
ante declaration guerra aege protection adeeua
da.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20

Ell ncidente de Tampco del que con toda amphud amos
cuenta nuesos Iecores Ia Ultima edc6n de LA PfEHoz
ha ado revesr caracter de verdadera gaVoao ueOu
one Ia Casa Blanca exga al GobernO de Mexico un saudo IN
Conditional Immediate la bandera americana a!ud0 negado en-
asa fa m 81 Presdente de la Repd0ca, Gral don Victorano
ara or considerable utrajante para dgndad del pals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20

acceptable las condolences propues pr e Gaberno americana
Cout pd6 eaes Secrearo Bryan sobre Marcia de las
sosuvo una arga conerenca e Jefe de
Etado Mayor Mr. Hutchng de las fuerzas de
que en- estos mos han sdo aumenadas decarando ade
mas que los cuepos de mca del Eado staban stos para mo-
vzarse cuaquer momento fin de defender las vdas las
propiedades de los cudadaros de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-20
Las razones de Mexico para negar el sa-
ludo la bandera.

Anoche va arde recib6 esta cudad un mensae
procedente de Mexico que dice asi: