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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19


Albuquerque, N. M, Nov. 1S.-El
Juez de Distrito Herbert F. Raynolds,
sentencio a los s~iguientes acusados
hoy;
Francisco Hernandez, de un ano a
is meses en- la penitenciarfa por ro-
DO; Antonio Gonzales, ell mismo cri-
men y la misma %sentencia; Marcelino
Baca, de tres a cinco amos por robo;
Pedro Muniz, Jose Griego y Jose Ba-
ca y Garcia, tres, cuatro y dos amos
respectivamente, por robo.
sana 0 Insana?
In choque Sc desarrollo entire Ell
testimonio en- la corte de distrito aqui
hoy del superintendent Mills del ash
10 de locos del Estado y la Sra.
Wright, la matrona. dando e%videncia
en- la causa de divorcio de Charles
Hall en- contra de su esposa. La ma
trona declare que la Sra. Wright,
quien ha sido una inquiIina del asilo,
esta sana Y ~competente para tener cui
dado de sus nihos y Ell superintendent
re declare que estaDa msana g lncOm-
petente.
Los Ladrones cogidos con Ell 5otin.
FL Official Especial Thomas del Fe-
.rrocarril Santa Fe arresto en- San
Marcial q dos M~exicanos de Mexico
Viejo quienes saquearon la ASA del
Conductor Peterson de una gran can
tidad de plata y joyerfa con I'm MI
nero de reloies de orc los cuales fue-
ron haIlados en- los prisionerps.
Ladrones de Autos.
Sobre noticia de las ciudades de la.
costa oficiales locales estan en- la es-
pectativa para coier una gayilla de la
drones PROFESSIONALS de automobiles,
que Sc dice que estan en- esta locali
dad, robandose carros motores y ac-
e~esorios movibles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
INVESTIGATION oRDENADA EN-
LOS Ll5Ros DE coNDADo DEL
coNDADo DE TAOS.

La oficina del intendente ambu-
lante ha inaugurado una investi-
gaeion de los libros del condado
de Taos Y T. j. Giulfoil y E. A.
Mossman, c~ontadores de esa off
Gina, partieron ell Jueves -pasado
en- la mahana para Taos a comen-
Ear la Investigation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
NlNeUN FAvoRlTlsMo EN- LA
cUARDlA ~NAcioNAL; LOS OIL
GALES JUzcADos PoR coRTE
MApCIAI

Que los oficiales de la Guardia Ma
cional que sean desobedientes Q quie-
mes violen en- otros MOODS las reglas
de la guardia ~recibiran la misma me-
dicina que los soldados. fue demostra-
do el Jueves pasado cuando la corte
marcial general tenida en- Deming ha-
10 en- su juicio 10 %siguiente: El Sc
gundo teniente JOINT G. Tyson y ell
primer teniente J. B. Priddy fueron
hallados culpables de desobediencia.
Ell castigo ~prescripto es confiscacion
del pago durante ell acampamento y
ellos tendran que recibir n buena
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
NotarIos pdbIlcos Nombrados.

Los siguientes notarios pdblicos
han sido comisionados por ell Gober-
nador Mcdonald: Martin Kief. Hon
dale, condado de Luna; George e. Mo
ffett, Alamogordo, condado de Otero;
Fred L. Hill, Las Cruces, condado de
Dona Ana, y Olive Herlin, 0bar, CON
dado de Quay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

La Oficina del tesorero de estado
recibio ell viernes $SO7.51 del conda-
do de Lincoln, Y 1895 del condado de
Taos, las %cantidades representando la
parte del Estado de las colectaciones
de tasaciones de Octubre. Hasta aho-
ra 22 condados han hecho sus rene
sas de Octubre Y los retornos de los
cuatro que quedan Sc esperan dentro
de pocos dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
LA PERplDA DE ALEMANIA
SON AHoRA $4,000
Por Ia Prensa Unlda.

Copenhagen, Nov. 12.-Los des-
pachos declaran que Ia Ultima IIsta
de bajas publlcada en- Berlin de
los nombres de 100000 oficiaIes,
y hombres muertos, heridos 8 que
faltan. La Iista cubre Agosto,
septiembre y parte de octubre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
TAsAcIoNEs pELlNoUENTEs

Los siguientes retornos de tasacio-
mes delinQuentes han sido recibidos
en- la oficina del intendente ambulante.
Condado de Taos: 1910 y antes, 49,.
so; 1911. $1L.22; 1912, SILL; 1918,
$32O.9S.
Condado de San Juan: 1910 Y antes,
$2s2.64; 1911, $229.SS; 1912, sl,47O.54;
1913, $4,61S.64.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

Londres. Nov. 14.-El mariscal de
campo Lord Roberts ira a Francia. Ell
anuncio Official que decIara este he
cho dice que el famoso general mar
cha a la iona de guerra para yer q
las tropas midas" Lord Roberts ma
clio en- cawnpor, India, hace 50 amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
1900 ToNELADAS DE
ALiMENToS DEsEMBAR-
cADos EN- ROTTERDAM.

Londres, Nov. 12.-H nayio de all
vios Tellus, constitucionado por la Co
mission Americana para Alivio en- Bel
gica, desembarc0 1900 toneladas de
alimentos y han sido mandados con
prontitud a Lieja, Namur, y a otros
puntos remotos donde la contribution
ha comenzado en- un esfuerzo para ali
War la urgente necesidad en- aquellos
districts.
cINcO NAVioS CON ABAToS
NAvEGANDo PARA BELGA.
Washington, D. G., Nov. 12-El mi
nistro Belgico, NJ. Hayenith, Sc halla
en- Nueva York arreglando para la par
tida de cinco nayfos con abastos para
Belgica, proporcionados por varias CO.
mlsiones de alivios en- este pals.
Parece que no hay disposition en-
las cfrculos oficiales aquf de poner OBJ
jecion q la demanda de las a~utoridades
militares Alemanes en- Belgica que los
habitantes que buscan alivio trabajen
81 10 pueden hacer.
El manifesto pnblicado en- ell "Lo-
kali Anzelger'' de Berlin que Alemania
estaba proporcionando carbon para las
obras de gas de Antuerpa y. combusti.
BILE para la genie de la ciudad, cause
una Investigation para acertar la ex-
actitud de esta declaration.
Como resultado Sc declara ahora que
ell carbon comprado por Alemania no
ha sido entregado. que la harina Y gra-
no ~abastecidos a la population local
son de los surtidos sitiados por Ale
mania en- la caida de Antuerpa. AIDE
mas, la comision central Belgica lie ha
pagado a los Alemanes por estos abas
tos.
Las autoridades Alemanas permiten
a la population local comprar sal que
viene de Alemania, y 81 hace la alega-
cion que esta comodidad es vendida a
Belgicas a precios muy altos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
Ia GENIE NATIVA NO PUEDE
SER EXCLU|DA De Los Me-
GOC|OS De la CORTE

Que ia genie natlva del conda-
do do otero, constituyendo una
gran parte de Ia population, no
puede ser excIuIda de los nego-
clos de la corte, fue Ia decIara-
cIon heeha por 81 Juez E. |. Med
Ter al posponer el termIno de Ia
corte en- Alamogordo cuando Sc
halo que la lIsta del iurado eran
practicamente tcdos Amerlcanos.
la corte declare que era "'una
question muy serial
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
Ell coNDADo DE LINCOLN HAcE
LA MEJoR MANIFESTATION EN-.
LA coLEcTAcIoN DE TAsAcio-
MES A FINES DE ocTuBRE.


Gran Por clento dc DIneros DelIn-
cuentes RecIbIdos Para 81 PrImerc
de NovIembre; Mas que Tres MI
Homes c~olectadcs.
De las tasaciones delincuentes de-
bidas en- los varios condados de Nue.
yo Mexico por los amos de 1912 y 1913,
1885 por ciento de las a%nteriores y
5000 por ciento de las dltimas han 81
do coIectadas hasta fines del mes
Este esta manifestado por los rotor
nos recibidos por la oficina del inten-
dente ambulante por el mes de Octu-
bre.
La cantidad total en- las listas de
amillaramiento delos 26 condados al
fin del mes por el aho de 1912, fuel
So, 1903, 1907 II. y la cantidad total CO.
lectada $3.136.051.51, dejando un ba-
lance de $3.50, 1876 que Sc deben to-
dayia. Por Ell ano de 1913 Ell total en-
las listas de amillaramiento fue $4,-
$780, 37. 65, el total colectado SS,515,-
Ss1.46, dejando in balance de $S44,-
706.l9.
Los por cientos mas altos de las Ia
saciones delincuentes colectados son
manifestados por Ell condado de Lin
coin, 1878 por ciento de las de 1912
Y 1882 por ciento de las tasaciones
de 1918. Los por cientos mas bajitos
son aquellos del condado de Sando-
val, $3.50 por ciento de las tasaciones
de 1912 y 52.O7 por ciento de las ta-
saciones de 1918.
La manifestation delincuente de ta-
saciones de cada condado al fin de 0c-
tubre signe:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
"
sANGRiENTA TRAcEDIA EN- EAST
LAS VEGAS.
La Sra. %cIevenger en- un Rapto de Lo-
cura Asesina a sus Dos HiIltos E
lIntenta s~uicidarse.

La Voz del Pueblo da cuenta del 81
guiente triste acontecimiento aconte-
cido en- la Ciudad de los Prados:
.El dia 9 de Noviembre, cuando te-
merosos por la tardanza en- leyantar-
Sc y asumir los q%uehaceres domesti-
cos. de la Sra. CIevengisr. quien resi-
de en- la a 200 Grand Avenue, pc
netraron a la casa los vecinos, Sc pre-
sent6 ante ellos
I'm cuadro pesgarrador.
Envueltos entire las ropas de sus ca
mas, Madeline Y Louis C%levenger, de
9 W amos de edad respectivamente,
yacfan sin vida. empapados en- su pro
pia sangre.
La nina tenia todavia abrazada una
de munecas. y EN- su boca, tran
quila, Sc dibujaba allegro s%onrisa, pro-
ducto de sus ~inocentes s%uenos, que
fueron cortados a raiz. por las balas
vomitadas por un revolver, en- las ma
nos de su madre.
Fiebre de Matar.
acknowledgements Ana Clevenger, des
perto en- la noche fatal Ell Lunes, pre-
Sd de la fiebre de matar y morir. pues
que despues de disparar res veces
contra su hiiita y dos contra su hijito
volte6 el arma contra 81 misma, in
tentando s~uicidarse.
Una Lucha con Ia Muerte.
Segun las de~cIaraciones del DR.. G.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
sEls sENTENcIApos PoR Ell
JUEz RAYNoLDS EN- ALRU-
oUER Ell vIERNES.

Nuevos RecIutas Para la Penitencla-
ria; ell Principal y la Matrona del
AsiIo de Locos pesconvienen en-
cuanto 4 Ia lnsanidad de un Pa
ciente.
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EDDYvILLK.

Miss Katherine Worrell after visit
ing about six weeks with Mrs. F. v.
Dunkle. returned to her home In o.
tumwa, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. OFT who have
been attending the national harness
makers convention in Minneapolis,
Mimi, returned hame Friday morning.
Mrs. Sarah shahan after visiting
relatives in Hurley, s. D., came home
Thursday night.
Miss Goldie Mater went to Ottumwa
Friday to remain over Sunday with her
sister. Miss Mintie Mater who Is az
sisting in the S. D. A. meetings In pro
gress there.
Bert Warner Of Abba was calling on
Eddyville friends Friday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Hatfield and baby OF
Lovilia are visiting at the L. v. Ter
rell home.
Miss Mary Evans of Avery visited
Eddyville friends Friday between
trains while enroute to Oskaloosa.
Prof. and Mrs. A. B, Epperson OF
Abba are visiting this week at the
parental F. M. Epperson home.
Mrs. Sam Fulmer of Kirkville who
has been visiting In Knoxville stopped
of here Friday and spent the day
with her sisterin-law, Mrs. L. A.
Lennon.
Ottumwa passengers Friday were
Misses Bernice McMahan and Francel
Miller and Mrs. Will Gordon.
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BLACK HAWK.

Emmett Jones and family were In
knoxville Saturday.
Charley Brown and family visited
In Bunch Sunday evening.
James Proctor and wife went to
Unionville Saturday.
Irene Elder visited with Elsie Col
Inns Sunday.
John Hopkins and family went to
Moravia Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Smith are both on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. African Smith Is some better at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Elder visited at
the parental Brown home Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Ellison visited at Ell
Smiths Thursday.
through here Friday.
Elmer and Edgar Hopkins called on
Albert Brown Friday.
Cyrus Chatterton is visiting his sis
ter Mrs. Charley Brown this week.
Charley Brown and Miner Barnes
made business trip to Blakesbure
Friday.
Miss Pearl Swain visited Edith Robb
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swain went to
Unionville Monday.
Riley Elder and wife visited at AL
len Hopkins Sunday.
John Smith called at John Hopkins
Thursday.
Irene. Elder visited Minnie. Hopkins
Friday:
Walter Ellison was caller at Mrs
Laura Robbs Sunday evening.
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RUSSELL.

J. w. Sweet of Kewanee, ILL.,, has
been here this week visiting at the Al
fred Goodwin and John Ewalt homes.
Mrs. D. B. Long visited friends In
Des Moines couple of days this week.
Mrs. Chas Currier Of Indianola
has been here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hester Kinmouth and two sisters
Mrs. Arthur Pyle and Mrs. Neil 10y
anchan.
A. F. Jenkins went to Council Bluffs
to attend the democratic state con-
vention.
r. "A. Norman's barn was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground
Thursday. Considerable hay and
grain burned too.
Mr. and Mrs. Rikes are leaving for
an extended trip east, stopping with
relatives on the way at various
places.
DR.. Hills father came Saturday
from Mt. Pleasant to make him short
visit
Mrs. Pickett and daughters and Mrs.
J. w. May and two children returned
to Marionett, Wiss., after An extended
visit with Mrs Mary May and children.
Albert Russell of st. Joe, was visit
ing relatives here Saturday and com
bined business with his visit.
Rev. Shenton and family a former
M. E. pastor Is spending his vacation
with Nicholas Ewald, ST., Of this place.
Miss Laura Mettlin is spending the
week end with Miss Helen Vanars'
dale Of Charlton.
Mrs. Henry Goodwin left Saturday
morning for Funk, Neb., to visit her
parents and then they will move to
Omaha.
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In The Religious World
fREvIEw OF SUNDAY SCHOOL LRSsONA
(REvIEW OF SUNDAY /.

I of the ambassador Of peace, Jesus
came riding upon an ass; the patient
beast of the common people. Not even
that was his own. AS old Matthew
Henry, Said This colt was borrowed
Christ went upon the water in Dor
rowed boat; ate the Passover in a Dor
rowed home; was buried In borrow
ed sepulcher and here rode on Dor
rowed ass"
He had kingly dignity which took
as his right, royal perogatives and as
he looked about that crowd, he saw
many familiar faces: there were the
sick he had healed; the blind to whom
he had given sight; leaping in the fore.
front may have been Bartimaeus: yon.
der, shouting sturdily was dignified
Jairus; Mary, with rapt face. followed |:
hard by the Teacher. Lazarus was an
object of interest, second only to the
Lord himself.
Even the celestial choir must have
shared the enthusiasm of that hour of
exultation, when 1t was given to the
multitude to possess flash of spirit
ual insight. 1t Is great thing to let
our best selves have chance. They
who rail at the enthusiasm of Christian
Endeavor conventions and other reli-
gious gatherings have forgotten that
Jesus rebuked those who would have
silenced the tumult Of the triumphal
entry.
~ Thou Hadst Known"
When great city repudiates or re-
fuses to accept man of greatness,
the consequences are far beyond prog
nostication. When Philadelphia well
coined poor Ben Franklin she acquired
great riches and is still drawing inter-
est on that hospitality. Jerusalem
spurned Jesus. In rejecting him the
city missed all of her prophesied high
est distinction. He had come of whom
all her prophets had sung, and Jerusa-
lem knew it not. She was an ecclesias.
teal center. and yet blind to the spirit.
ual visitation for which the ages had
waited! Alas for the communities
dominated by the little big men, with
petty ideas of thrift and advantage
but without the vision to see oppor
tunity when it arrives. The tragedy OF
1t pierced the compassionate heart OF
Jesus.
He openly wept over the. city Of his
love, crying, IF thou hadst known in
this day, even thou, the things which
belong unto thy peace! But now they
are hid from thine eyes. For the days
shall come upon thee when thine
enemies shall cast up bank about
| thee and compass thee round. and
keep thee in on every side, and shall
dash thee to the ground and thy chill
dren within thee; and they shall not
leave in thee one stone upon another;
because thou knewest not the time OF
thy visitation"
BY one of the great reversals of hi j
tory, Jerusalem is now world capital
because Of the Christ whom 1t rejected
The highest buildings in the old city
today are Christian churches. Hell
prosperity comes from Christian pill
| grims and Christian schools and mon
asteries and many churches. Yondel
on Mount Olivet, around the slope O.
which this triumphal procession jour
neyed, there are great buildings dedf
Gated to the name Of the Lowly One
| who trod the hillside afoot. The
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visiting at the parental F. F. Warner
homo this wook s3

visiting at the parental F. F. Warner
home this week.
Mrs. o. A. Hsilser of Des Molnes
came Friday for few days visit with
the family of her uncle. H. A. Wishard.
Roy Brown of Minneapolis. Mimi. is
visiting friends here few days.
Hans Herschild and Glen Brake
started to Rock Rapids Friday after
noon to work in harvest and thresh-
ing and may stay for corn husking.
G.. w. Clendening, wife and daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Milton, were in this city
Saturday en- route to Marion, Iowa, to
visit their daughter and sister few
days, as she is reported to be In very
poor health. F. M. Clendening and
grandson, Tommy, brought them to
Bloomfield in their car.
John Purdy started for q months
visit at his old home in Prairie City.
ILL.,, Saturday.
A. !. Hays of Milton was In this
city Saturday seeing after business In.
terests.
Walter Davis, foreman of the
Bloomfield Democrat, and wife started
to Chicago Saturday for few days
visit with friends.
Rev. J. w. Altheide went to Hays
willie Saturday to fill his regular AZ
pointment there Sunday.
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Notice Of Application for Permit.

Notice OF Application TOT TST"1'
Notice is hereby given that at least
ten days before the first day OF the
August term, 1914. Of the district court
OF Wapello county, Iowa, which SAID
tarm will begin on the oath day OF
August, 1914, there will be filed IN the
office. of the clerk of the district court
OF Wapello county. Iowa, the petition
OF ]. G. Parks asking that a permit De
issued to him to buy, keep, sell and
dispense Intoxicating liquors for lawful
purposes, as authorized in chapter OF
title XII Of the code Of Iowa of 1897,
and the amendments to said chapter.
The particular location of the place
where the proposed business is to be
carried on is in part Of the first story
and basement of the building known as
the Taylor building" in the city OF
Ottumwa, Iowa, which building Is stu
atsd at the northeasterly corner OF the
Rntersection Of Main and Court streets
In said city. The said building is upon
lot 2se OF block % Of the original plat
OF the city Of Ottumwa. The room occu-
pied by the petitioner IL commonly
known and designated as No. 101 East
Main street, in said city of Ottumwa.
J. G.. Parks, Petitioner.
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heights OF the Mount OF Olives are
surmounted by two great church
steeples, visible from far beyond the
Jordan. The triumphs Of Christ today
are more real and lasting than those
of the tumultuous day nineteen cen.
| turtles ago when the air was rent with
"hosannas" in his praise.
After The Triumph.
The watchful eye of the patient fig
ure, riding in the midst of the uproar,
saw the sinister faces of the Pharisees
, looking on from the edge Of the
! crowd. He heard their mutterings and
knew that their patient plotting would
be rewarded after the clamor of the
crowd had died down. They were with
holding their hand only because, as
they said, TO, the world has gone at
ter him."
That statement Is truer now than
then. The entire fabric of the social
and political and economical thinking
of our day Ia impregnated with the
idealism of Jesus. His present tri-
umphs are greater than on that first
Palm Sunday. A world, which 10 vast
ly greater than the one known In the
Pharisees' day, has gone after him."
We wonder, as we recall this scene,
whether when the procession first turn
ed the shoulder OF the Mount Of; Olives
and came in sight Of the city, the eye
Of the leader did not instinctively turn
toward that hill, short distance from
the northwest, which was the place of
public execution, called Calvary" He
was not deceived. He knew what q
week would bring forth; yet this was
his work and he would do It; his cup,
he would drink It; his mission, he
would fulfill 1t. Jesus knew that he
must die that the unworthy multitude
might live.
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Farm Property For Sale

NOTICE TO LAND BUYERS = WE
are prepared to sci. you 4 farm at
q bargain. See us before you buy.
Parks & Son. Douds- Leando, Iowa
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ount Of the death Of their uncle Henry

count of the death Of their uncle Henry
Goff
Daniel Lewis Of Washington is visit
ing relatives here.
Mont Moffitt Of near Ottumwa visit
ed Thursday at the Frank Yenger
home.
Mrs. c. r. Chisman visited a few
days last week at the home OF her son
NJ. F. Chisman in South Ottumwa.
Henry Garfield is visiting In Lucerne,
Mo-. at the home Of his brother Harvey
Garfield
Charley Byrum Of Blakesburg is
helping his brother Frank with his har-
vest work.
Walter Scoech Of Pleasant Home Wis
tied friends here Saturday.
Charley Smith and family Of near
Munterville in company Of Mrs. Nellie
Myers and three daughters Of South
Ottumwa, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Upp
and son Orville Upp and D. u
schlaughter visited at the Scott John
ston home.
Mr.. and Mrs David Grooms and
mother Mrs. Mollie Grooms Of Chilli
cothe visited Sunday at the James
Grooms home.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Grooms is quite Ill.
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For Sale
Legal Notices
of Will,

Proof Of VIII.
state Of Iowa, Wapello county. 49, Mot,cs
70 all whom it may concern MN in
IL hereby given that an instrum 1as4 will
writing purporting to be the last W. W.
and testament Of Charles Bacnm ue
ceased, was this day proauceu .n "p1 that
nave fixed a. m. the Gath day OF
August, 1914 as the day for hearing
proof in relation thereto. It's,
witness my official signature. Wlss
the seal Of said court hereto anlxeo
this 21st day Of July, 1914.
w. T. Wilson, Clerk District Court.
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FOR SALE-THREE IMPROVED
quarter section farms ir Emmet
county Iowa. Also one-half section
farm. J. S. Peterson, Rtngsted, Iowa.
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BLOOM FIELD

Mrs. John Gentry Of Des Moines
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I The Courier Want Columns contain many
bargains. Look them over. 112c per word.
Wanted

WANTED WANT TO BUY A SEC
ond hand Ford car. Must be bar
gain for cash. Address J-29-x care
Courier.
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sIDwELL.

Mrs. Catherine Lewis visited last
week with friends In Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gates were called
to Ottumwa Tuesday evening on &C
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN


National Guard Hawaii Hotel Miller
STAFF
COL John W. Adjutant General
Maj Charles W. Ziegler spgen Elmer Wnnt Ord Dept
Coonel)
Mai Charles Dougherty. NJ
Mai w. Short, Chief Gieson NJ
(Brevetted Lieut. Colone)
Maj Emil ia L. Sexton
THE ApJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE.
Lieut.. w. c. Whteper. w. s. A., Observation-Disclosures
Officers Monday p.
REeMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS 1877 INF
Lt-Co liam Ma
Capt. A. Thompson, Adt. Kanaeholo
B.. 1t. Cummings M.
A.
Warha r.
Mai 1t. W. Perkins. @ NJ.
End It. W. Humphrey Chaplain, Vaenin Fnckx Capt.
COMPANIES STATIONED AT HONOLULU.
Company ACap H. oSuvan, 1st Lieut. P NJ Smoot Thursday
1880 p. m.
W. End Lieut.
Wednesday, p. m.
NJ. R.
X. Stein. Friday, 1880 p. n.
DCapt W. Lieut. w. Wchman End Lieut.
Schaefer. Wednesday, 1870 p.
NJ Ho Monday 1870 p
Lieut. NJ R. Houghtain End Lieut. Lemon Tuesday
1880 p. m
End Lieut. W. N
Monday 1880 p m
Redngton, j.
No drill Tuesday, August A.
Bataon-Capt W. Cook LIST Lieut. W.
AHA, End E. X. Chung. Thursday 1880 m.
STATIONED ON MAUI
Lieut. R. K. Wilcox
Company Lieut. W. K KauakinL
~ STATIONED ON HAWAII.
Company H. Morehead End
MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS.
Mai E. D. l.. Morong. Capt R. W. Benz