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$4,000 each.
V. The names and pOstorce add
dresses OF the fncorporators an6 the
number OF shsres subscribed for by
each, the aggregate Of which Is the
amount Of the capital stock with
which this corporation will ccg1mence
business are IA follows:
Juan Garcia. Albuquerque. y. NJ.
i.ts5 shares: sis.G5O.
Librada Garcia. Albuquerque, y. NJ.
10 shares. tiOO.
Juan A. Garcia, Jr., Magdalena.
Total. 2S75 shares. ssS, 5000.
n. NJ. i,4O0 shares; $4,000.
VI. The period for the duration NJ
this corporation Is nfty years.
VII. In furtheTance and MOI in
limitation Of the towers conferred by
statute. the boafdioh directors are eS-
pressly authorized:
(a) To make. alter. amend. annul
and rescind the bylaws OF the corpor-
alton and 10 provide and enforce such
rules and regulations for the manage
ment OF the company or CORPORATION
as they may deem necessary.
th) To purchase, mortgaRe. sell or
dispose OF at an times such real
mixed and personal property as aid
board shall deem advisable for the
purpose and objects OF the corpora
ton, and with The consent In writing
n by the Affirmative vote OF the
holders OF the majority OF the capital
stock outstanding. AZ a meeting OF
the stockholders duly called for that
purpose. 10 sell, assign. transfer and
& pnvey, including the franchises OF the
corporation as an entirety, the whole
property OF the corporation as an en-
tirety or In such parts and shares as
stall be deemed advisable.
VIII. The corporation reserves the
right to amend. alter. change on re-
peal any provision contained In this
certificate In the manner now or here
after permitted by law.
In witness whereof, we have here
unto set our hands and seals this 24th
day OF February. 1914.
JUAN GARCIA.
I.IBRADA GARCIA.
JUAN A. GARCIA, JR.
S.ate Of New Mexico.
County OF Berna dlo.-as.
on this 24th Jay OF February,
1914. before me personally appeared
Juan Garcia, Librada Garcia. Juan A.
Garcia, Jr., TO be known 20 be the
persons described in and who execut-
ed the foregoing instrument and ac-
knowledged that they executed the
same as their tree act and deed.
In witness shereOf I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and year first above writ
ten. GEORGE n. CRAIG.
Notary Public.
MY commission expires November
18th, 1917.
ENDORSED:
(No. 7785.)
Cor. Reed. Vol 6. Page 2s4. .,sr-
tiacate OF incorporation Of the Adobe
sheep Company.
Filed In once Of state Corporation
Commission OF New Mexico February
&c, 1914: i0;8N q. m.
EDWIN F. coARp.
Clerk.
Compared edo 20 JJO.
INDEXED.
state Of New Mexico,
County Of Bornaiiilo.-ss.
This Instrument was filed for rec
ord on the 27th day OF February. 1914
al $500 o'clock D.. M.
Recorded IN Vol. G. Misc. OF Rec
ords OF said county. Folio Sss.
A. y. WALKER.
clerk and Recorder
Compared CIV to NV.
State Of New Mexico.
state Corporation Commission of New
Mexico.
CEsitTIFTCATE OF COMPARISON.
United States Of America.
State Of New Mexico.-as.
II h hereby certined. thai the an
nexed In o fun. tru and complete
Transcript OF the
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLM
ERs NON-LIAnIITY or ADOBE
SHEEP COMPANY (No. 1881.
with the endorsements thereon, AZ
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Money Market

New York, March a.-call money.
i3-fn2 per cent.
Time loans nrmer, 60 days. : per
cent; 90 days. saSI-4 per cent: SIX
months. sM 3 "a per cent.
Mercantile paper. fW4h ner cent.
Commercial bills. s4.s3.
Bar silver. IS i-tc.
Mexican dollars. fs lac.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

State of New Mexico.
State Corporation Commission of New

state OF New Mexico.
State Corporation Commission OF New
Mexico.
CERTIFICATES OF COMPARISON,
United states OF America.
state OF New M~exico.-ss.
II Is hereby certified. that the an
neNed Is a fun. true and complete
transcript OF the
CERTIFICATE OF INCoRPORA-
TION OF ADOBE SHEEP COM
PANY (No. 1850
with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on hie and Of record In
the office of the State Corporation
Commission.
IN testimony whereof. the chairman
and clerk Of said Commission, have
hereunto set their hands and affixed
the seal OF said Commission this
t~wenty-siNih day OF February. A. u.
ISL.
(SeaD NJ. s. GROVES.
Attest. Chairman.
EDWIN r. coAnD.
Clerk.
Articles of incorporation Of the Adobe
Sheep Company.
Know all men by these presents:
AhAt wv ANt uhAttnAkutNt III OIutt
Co form a corporation for the purpose
hereinafter stated, unde- and pvr-
suant TO the provisions Of the Laws
of the state OF New Mexico. do make,
sign and acknowledge these articles
OF Incorporation, and do hereby cer-
tify as follows:
L. The name OF the said corpora
ton Is and shall be Adobe sheep
Company"
II. The registered oWlce Of the
corporation n aud shall De AIbuquer-
que. Bernslilo County, New Mexico.
and Juan Garcia Is designated as the
statutory agent thcrUin and In charge
thereof. and upon whom process
against said corporation may be
served.
III. The objects for which the COR
pora,ion Is and shall be formed are.
ta) To buy. sell. lense or rent. or
trade In on commission. sheep aud
wool and livestock OF any ana
every kind. and 20 purchase. acquire.
mold, own. operate. improve. and
otherwise deal In; 90 sell. rent. mort
sage, lease. or otherwise dispose 0f
lands or any interest therein, whether
Improved or unsmprovod. without
limit as 4 mou or location. and
20 develop the OF. aud turn
20 account the lands. buildings and
rights Of the company 10y col0nizinR.
clearing, irrigating. planting, farm
ing, grazing. building. and otherwise.
Rs may be deemed desirable, and 20
buy, sell. and deal, In and with mer-
chandise OF all kinds, az wholesale or
retail, ana to establish M maintain
ne OF more stores, offices. branch
houses or warehouses for the conduct
Of such business.
OBJ To enter into. make. perform
and carry out any contract or con-
tracts with any person or persons,
arms or corporations. for any lawful
purpose, necessary or proper IN car
rying on the business or In further
nnce Of the objects or purposes OF
said corporation.
(d) To hold. purchase and sell and
re-issue the shares Of he capital
stock, It's bonds or other securities,
and 10 issue bonds or other obllsa-
lions OF the corporation for any Of
tho objeets Of the corporation. and to
secure the same by MORTGAGE or deed
~ trust or Otherwise. By the ohlign-
lion or obligations OF the corporation.
~. The total authorized capital
stock 81 this corporation IL Thirty
Thousand Dollars OsaO.0O0l divided
into Three Thousand i3.000) shares
% the a value OF Ten Dollars
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teacher. salaxar. Tia North 6th 81.
the office OF the State Corporation
Commission.
In testimony whereof. the chair
man n clerk or said Commission
have hereunto set their hands and az
liked the seal 81 said Commission, at
the city OF Santa Fe. on this Twenty
sixth day OF February. A. ID. 1914.
tseal) N. s. GROVES,
Attest: Craftsman.
EDWIN +. COARD,
Clerk.
Certihcatc Of Stockholders NOn-Ila.
btlity OF Adobe sheep Company.
J This Is TO certify that the under
signed, being all the original incor-
porators who have filed the certih-
cate OF incorporation OF the above
named corporation. thereby ~assocint-
Ing themselves together under the pro-
visions Of the laws OF the state OF
New Mexico. for and on behalf of
themselves. and an other stockhold-
ers who may become associated with
them and said corporation. do hereby
declare that there shall be no stock
holders liability on 81 any
stock issued by the said corporation
and that all stockholders Of said cor
pOratlon shall be exempt from an suaa
liability for the amount OF the capitol
stock certified 10 have been paid. In
property or cash, at the time Of the
commencement Of business.
The registered Office OF the cor
poration Is located at Albuquerque.
BernalillO county. New Mexico. and
INHun HAWal. A. I.N -
statutory agent therein, in charge
thereof. and upon whom process
against the corporation may he served.
In witness whereof, We, the said in
corporators, have hereunto set cur
hands aud seals ON this twenty-fourth
day Of February, 1914.
JUAN GARCIA.
LiBRADA GARCIA.
JUAN a. GARCIA, JR.
state OF New Mexico.
County Of Bernalillo.-ss.
on this twenty-fourth day Of Feb
ruary. 1910, before me personally APP
peared Juan Garcia, Abrada Garcia
~ Juan A.. Garcia. Jr, 10 me known
to De the persons described la aud
who executed the foregoing insiru-
ment and acknowledged that they ex-
ecuted the same as their free act and
deed. In witness whereof ! have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
Official seal. the day and year nrHt
above written.
GEORGE n. CRAIG.
Notary Public.
My commission expires November
ENDORSED.
No. 1856.
Cor. Reed. Vol 8. page ESQ Ger
tiheate OF Stockholders Non-Llabli-
lty % Adobe sheep Company.
Filed In ONCE Of State Corporation
Commission OF New Mexico. Feb
ruary 20, 1914; 1880 q. m.
EDWIN y. COARD.
Clerk.
Compared edo 60 JJO.
lNDENED.
state OF New Mexico.
County OF Bernalliio.-as
This Instrument was filed for rec.
ord on the 2Ith cay Of February. 1914
az S;0O o'clock .. m
Recorded In Vol. &C" Misc. Of Rec
ords OF said county. Folio s5f.
A. r. WALKER.
Clerk and Recorder.
Compared CIV 20 Mw.
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IN
LIVE STOCK MARKETS


Chicago. March t.-Hogs-Rocoipts
6.Uo6; slow at yesterdays average,
Bulk. tS.55mg.ss: llght. 3s.5OGs.70;
mixed. sS.tsas.5eh; heavy. ts.s0ar
s.7o: rough. sS.S0Ws.tsg PIGS, $40 e.
$50.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000; steady go a
shade higher. Becves. t5.2Om 1875;
Texas steers. t7.1OdS.i03 western.
ss.S0M 500; stockcrs and feeders.
$500 SEQ; cow and hcifers, ts.65 %
s.ss; calves, S7.e0m 1850.
sheep+Receipts 2Lesoi ssiow Ma
tive. t6.SfaG.50; western. N.S5sf
s.2o: yeariinEf taS5a7is; lambs,
native, tG.751 ,.60; western, SG.75e
76s.
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WANTED.

WANTED-noyn and girls under ic
years OF < Ia bring shoes la the
Albuquerque shoe iterniring Co.. at
li5 \. End 81. Inducements for the
next 30 days starting March ith. First
prize $1,000. End prize $500. srd
prize $500. Albuquerque shoe Re-
pairing co.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

~<<e@@(
FOR RENT-Nitcly furnished suite
suitable for man andiRlfe or young
men. Home cooking SEQ North
second street.
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An artificial horn. having it's elos
ticlty. strength and insulating qunli-
ties, In being made In Germany from
hides. chemically treated
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Kansas city. March 4.-Hugs-Re-
ceipts 10000. Market. steady. Bulk,
tS.4Ua = So heavy. tS50MS.BT IL.
packers and butchers. $500 SEQ;
light. $3.50 SIS; pigs. t7.5OG s.25.
Cattlo-Reccipis. 5000. Market.
strong to 10 cents higher. Prime fed
steers $3.50 GS .ab. dressed beef
steers. s725Gs.50. western steers.
81. 90 o. SIS. southern steers. $3.50 n
SEQ. COWS, f4.2bG7.75; heifers. ts.7s
u 800. stockers and feeders sG.2bG
sos; bulls. tG0Oa 7.5O; calves. $3.50
n1t.O0.
sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market,
strong. Lambs. ss.75G $50. yearl-
lngs $500 G67s. w~therS $3.50
SIS. ewes. $500 % $3.50.
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FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENT room modern cottage
close In. Rent t22.5o. Water paid
Apply G. A. Hudson. fth and Copper
Pasteboard boxes with a sanitary.
insect proof OPENING have been In
vested for containing sugar aEd other
products similar la form.
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Cotton Market.

New York. March Cotton spot,
quiet; middiing. $1,000; gulf. 1895
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ON
y NOR RENT

.
. FOR RENT. .
= B-rOom brick; modern; cor .
= ner New York avenue and Sixth .
. street, $4,000 month. .
y No. $40 New York avenue; g. .
. room brick: modern. S22.B0. .
= FOR SALE. =
= ROOming House and Hotel. =
= Central avenue a. a bargain. rent Z
= reasonable. =
= House on Central avcnnc with =
= : acre land S2.5O0. =
= Ranch on Mountain Road for Z
. sale or rent. Z
. Houses on south Edith street =
y for sale cheap.
. AL kinds OF terms. q
. FIRE INSURANCE q
. MONEY To LOAN. .
= Ranches and lands: houses and .
= lots; business froperty.
. DUNnAIVs REAJ ESTATE Z
. OFFICE. =
= aga Gold ave-. Corner Third Sc. =
eo~ee . .
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The Metal Markets.


New York. March Cooper un.
settled; standard spot and APril. fI3.-
50misi2h.
Tin quiet; spot. s37.s7M a3S.12M
Iron quiet, unchanged.
Copper steady. spot, 90 p Cd; fu-
lures, 90 i2s cd.
Tin steady: spot, I7s u cd, futures,
rs los.
Iron-cleveland warrants. 50s ND
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New York. March A-Iead quiet,
sass 4.05: London, 10 rs Sd.
sneiier quiet, tb.2sMs.30; London.
"a n Cd.
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ron SHrE~ffsf s1sss 6cfse Ind
buggy; reasonable FOR cash CAN az
633 south Broadway.
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FOR R~ENT-Ranch.


FOR LEAsE-lse acres OF good land
within one mile Of Willard, n. NJ.
80 acres now level and under irrl-
cation from pumping plant. Good
ranch houses. Party with sufficient
funds 10 operate pump and put la
crop q find bargain by writing or
calling on J. y. Herndon al state Ma
tional bank.
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FOR sALE-A $3.50 Singer sewing
machine for te5.oo. Ia first class
condition. Sos n. Sth.
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PERSONAL

FOR CARPET cleaning. furniture
and stove repairing ". A. ooff
phone 6es.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LoAN-Aoney advanced
TO railway and other employees on
salariea or househ0id gouda. without
removal. Union Loan Co. over Firsl
National Bank.
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TYPEWRITERS.
LOSr.
Furniture Repairing.

EXPERT furniture repairins and
packing. We also huy and sell sec
ond hand fur ure. Crown Furniture
Co. 3i5 ; second 81. Phone gst.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
PRETTY WEDDING
AT SWEDISH MISSION

Charlton, Sept. 23-One Of the pref
test weddings of the season took place
at the Swedish Mission church Tues
day evening, Sept %, when Miss
Esther Johnson became the bride OF
john Enoch Sutherland. Before the
ceremony Mrs. Lettie Heggen sang
Perfect Day" To the strains of Men
delssohns wedding march the bridal
party was ushered in by Arthur Ander-
son and Clarence Johnson. Following
the ushers came the brides attendants,
Miss Ellen Johns and Miss Elsie john
son. bridesmaids, Miss Ruth Johnson,
sister of the bride, as maid of honor,
Richard Anderson, as ring bearer ana
the bride on the arm of her father
They were met at the altar by the
groom attended by Elder Erlandson as
best man, where the service was pro-
nounced by Rev. A. G. Johnson, father
OF the bride. AS occasional Men
delssohn's march was rendered by
Miss Inez Hermann who presided at
the piano. The guests repaired to the
brides parents. Rev. and Mrs. john
son where two course luncheon was
served. Both the bride and groom are
well known in this city, having spent
several years at this place. The future
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland will
be at Manchester, N. H., where they
will be at home to friends after Octo-
Der 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mahon, 40 East
Court street, has gone to Keokuk for
few days visit.
Mrs. James C. Taylor, 124 East
Fifth street, has returned home from
months visit in New York.
f. J. Eisenhart, the reliable piano
tuner, will be here until Thursday.
Leave orders at Bakers piano store.
DR.. lie Roy Hammer, BAL Church
st. Calls answered day and night
Both phones.
Robert Mason, 10 Adams street.
and Robert Hughes, 40 East Second
street, have gone to Lake Forest to
attend school.
Warren Gardner, 51S North Green
street, has gone to Cambridge, Mass,
where he will enter Harvard univer-
sity.
John Cowan of south of the city has
gone to Annapolis, Nd, to enter the
school there.
Mrs. Grace Hammersley of Des
Moines, has returned after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Anna Thompson, 4O6
Adella street.
Miss l.. Ames, 21O South Union
street. has gone to Des Moines to visit
relatives.
Mrs. ]. O. Morehouse, ZIG Randolph
street, has gone to Gebo, Wyo., where
she will make her future homo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
GERMANS DENY THEY
ARE WANTING PEACE

New York, Sept. 23,-Count Won
Bernstorff, the German ambassador,
issued statement today in reference
to a recent speech made by Winston
Churchill, first lord of the British lad
miralty, in the house of commons.
"Mr. Winston Churchill's speech"
the statement said, tries to convey
the opinion that the peace movement
in the United States and peace pro-
pesals have been started by me. |
have taken absolutely no initiative In
this matter Whatever peace sugges-
tions have come to my knowledge
have always been started by the
American government or by the dis
tinguished American subjects"
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at the convention by G. 3. Roberts
of Des Moines, who brought to the
attention of the convention the needs
Of the mission fields at home. He said
there were yet sixteen counties in
Iowa without churches of the Dis
ciples and it was the purpose Of the
state board to look after these fields.
Rev. w. O. Livingston of Ottumwa
gave the communion sermon. Four
rural churches, Cuba, Union Chapel,
Selection and Urbana Center, were
we'll represented. Miss Blanche
Noble, chorister for the Abba church,
had charge Of the music, which was
furnished by the big choir and chill.
dren's choir assisted.
Rev. James A. Burns, who resigned
as pastor of the Christian church, has
accepted call to the Knoxville
church.
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FARMERS WILL MEET
AT THE COURT HOUSE

There will be meeting of all those
interested in the Farmers institute
and live stock show that takes place
here October 5 to 10, held in the
court house Saturday afternoon. Presi-
dent Charles Mast of the agricultural
organization states that every farmer
and others who are DESTROYS to see the
big show success, should be present
at this meeting which will be called
to order about o'clock. A good lat-
tendance is expected and report OF
the success of the booster trip taken
Monday last will probably be made.
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no set rule can be made and that the
facts must be considered in eacn CT.
Smith had been unloading brick at
the Maine brick kiln when overcome,
The insurance company introduced
testimony to show that July was
not hot day and that the heat did
not 60 over rs. The heat from the
kiln did not raise the temperature
where Smith was working beyond 80
degrees, it is claimed. Tests with the
thermometer We're made on the
ground. These showed some queer
results, In that heat in one instance
was more intense some distance from
the kiln than Immediately alongside
1t. This was explained as due to air
currents. 1t was claimed also that
Smiths trouble was due to overhead
ing
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SAYS JAPS EXPECT
WAR WITH THE u. S.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 2a.-An IL
terview published here and attrlputeo
to Baron Won Schoen, former secre'
tary of the German embassy at TO
kio. but now attached to the emDas
sy here, quoted the baron as saying:
"You may safely say that the mass
of the japanese people believe that
war with the United States Is new
table. Through Japan there is an IN
tense hatred of the American people.
The matter was called to President
Wilson's attention today by admins
tration officials. Secretary Bryan salo
he had seen the interview but noth
ing had been done about it."
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EMPLOYE LOSES IN
ARBITRATION SUIT

Des Moines, Sept. 23.-The first ar
hitration under the workman's COM
pensation act, held at the Office of
Warren Garst, industrial commission
err, resulted in defeat of the en-
ploye who petitioned for hearing.
Bert Smith, the petitioner, team
ster employed by the Park Coal COM
pany, Des Moines, was refused COM
pensation for sunstroke. The arbiters
voted unanimously that the prostra-
ton was due to physical weakness
and not the weather. The principal
point contested was whether heat
prostration is an industrial accident
or injury. Welker Given, secretary
of the commission, read an opinion
from the attorney general stating that
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WAR BULLETINS

Nish, servla, Sept. 23.-The following
official statement has been given
out:
"After nine days struggle the
Austrians, both of whose wings have
been beaten completely are In full re-
treat along the whole front from
Liubovia to Losnitza. The Servians
are pursuing them. Servian columns
from Viscegard and Baina Basta con-
tinue their progress into the interior
of Bosnia.
Paris, Sept. pa Havas agency dis
patch from Petrograd says that the
army Journal published the following
list Of Russian captures In Galicia
from August 10 to Sept. IA:
Seven flags, 637 guns Of which SO
bore the initials of Emperor Will
liam; a. machine guns; 1923 cases Of
ammunition, one general, 4s5 officers
and 63,531 soldiers"
London, Sept, 23.-In dispatch from
Rome, the correspondent of the Con-
trail News says that travellers who
from Sehenico and DaImatia declare
that the Austrian cruisers, Marie
Theresa and Admiral Staun have put
into port badly damaged.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 2a.-Adviees
to the embassy describing the fight
Ina on the right bank Of the River
Oise say the Germans were forced
back. They further say the Germans
directed q movement toward st.
Baussant Llmey and the French
right.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 23.-The Ger
man embassy today received the tol'
lowing wireless from Berlin:
1.-THE French offensive spirit ls
weakening. The French losses are
enormous. Their center Is retreating.
Verdun Is being vigorously lombard
ed. the fire Of German mortars be-
Ing fierce"
Paris, Sept. 23.-AccordIng to an off,
cIaI announcement given out In Paris
this afternoon the allies, after severe
fighting, advanced on their western
wing. They also repu'sed German
attacks on their eastern wing.
Rome, Sept. pa dispatch from
Vienna to the GiornaIe D'Itaiia tells
Of serious sickness In the Austrian
army. The municipal council at VI
emma has voted one million crowns
approximately $25o,00o) for the
construction Of barracks tor the
treatment Of contagious diseases.
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ROOSEVELT GUEST
OF ELKS AT BOONE

Boone, Ia, Sept. 2S.-Col. HooseVelt'
who is making speaking tour OF the
middle west in behalf of the progress
sive party, arrived here at noon today
and was a guest at the Elks' CLUB at a
buffet luncheon. He was aceompan-
led by number Of leaders OF the
party in the state.
Col, Roosevelt made short speech
at Armory hall and left for Des
Moines where he will speak this even
ing. His speaking engagement al
Ames was cancelled by his physician
who Is permitting the former pfesl-
dent to make but one speech each
day and one at night.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
SEES REASON FOR
u. S, INTERVENTION

London, Sept. 23.-Lord Roseberry,
former premier of England, speaking
at Midlothian yesterday on the de-
struction wrought by the Germans on
the Rheims cathedral, said it occurred
to him that the destruction Of histori-
cal monuments afforded some ground
for their friends in the United States
to intervene because they annually
send an enormous population Of sight
seers who come only to see the glori-
Gus antiques of Europe.