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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CocoNiNo,
 STATE OR ARIZONA.

IN THE Matter Of the Esate Of Henry Roclmark Deceased.
 Notice Of Private Sale.
 UNDER Authority of am order granted by the Superior Court of the County of Coconino, State of Arizona. dated the 26th day of June 1914 l. the undersigned administrator, with will annexed. will sell at private sale the following described property:
 That certain tract of land situate in the County Of Cochise, and State of Arizona, and described as follows, to-wit:
 Lot number five hundred and six (5O6), in block number six (6) of Warren Townsite. in the County of Cochise, and State of Arizona
 The sale will be made on the 30th day of July. 1914 and bids will be received at the Office of the under signed at The Citizens Bank. at the Town of Flagstah, in the said County Of Coconino and State of Arizona.
 The terms of the sale are as fol- lows For cash-lawful money of the United States Ten per cent of the amount bid when notified that bid has been accepted and balance upon confirmation of the sale by this Court Dated June goth, 1914
 M l. POWERS, Administrator. with Win annexed of the
 Estate Of Henry Rockmark de
 ceased.
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D . e . e e Q Q e c . q { l, HO MES . FOR SALE . ON EASY TERMS

e Six-room house with bath, fur e . nished; plenty of ground for . e extra building lots. a good we'll . e of water, all fenced; good loca- . c ton in Tombstone Canyon. S850 . q down. bal on time. c . Four-room house furnished on . c Jones Hill Price $70O . Q Sevenroom, beautiful house in q q Warren Part cash. balance like c Q rent e e Fiye-room house. good yard, e Q perfectly level, close-in, on Naco . . Road Terms e c FOR RENT C e "The BROOKS APARTMENT C . HOUSE" on O. K Avenue, Is e e just completed and is now ready Q
 Q for occupancy. the rooms are C . well appointed and deughtfully e
 q cool, each having access to the e
 Q large verandas. We will be e
 . glad to show prospective tenants e
 Q through at any time .
 Q Stable, garage and corral for .
 . rent in Lowell e
 Q For these and other exception c -3 al bargains In homes. SEE q 70 HAIGLER, {
 70 The hury-up Real Estate and q .@ Insurance Man .H Postoffice Box 1762. q .@ o. K. Block opp Depot. Phone 76. (
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c e q q Q e e c Q c HOUSES FOR SALE
 ON EASY TERMS

Q 4-room house, Tombstone Cam e e yon; pantry cellar electric light . Q gas water two lots 85zl00. e . $1,O50, terms. . e Groom house. Clawson Hill e Q water. gas. electric light. bath, e Q toilet; sewer connections. S2 200. . Q terms Q z 4-room house in Bakerville; Q z pantry china closet; lot 3Oxl00 Q e S1.400. terms. e Groom house Mason Hul; e .H screen porches, pantry 8 closets. q R bath and toilet electric lights . Q gas water, sewer connections 't $185e. terms. .c Broom house, Wood Canyon; . 70 bath, hot and cold water 2 lots, q q 35 fruit trees $2200, terms .D Groom house, Clawson Hiu; q . electric lights gas. water, bath q 9 and toilet $1600 cash. @ Broom house and basement c sewer connections. electric lights ( e and toilet close-in S625 cash ( z Broom house pantry closet | 70 porch 9 lots 40x80 S850 cash l |@ broom concrete block house in | ! C Warren electric light hot and { C cold water bath and toilet; big C pantry porch, Vines nice lawn < Q 52.7O0. terms. { |@ 17room house we'll furnished H cl0sein Lots for sale on Clawson Hn { e $350 up
 We are agents for the Boston [ v Apartments
 Collins C. Bretherton
 e Real Estate and Fire Insurance. ' . e Jack Bldg Main St. Phone PC
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ment was duly filed and recorded in the Ohice of the County Recorder of Cochise County at Tombstone. Ari zona, as by law required on the 10th day of June A. D. 1914, also a good and sufficient Bond was duly made in the sum of Five Thousand CS500OOO) dol. lars, and duly approved by the Hon orable Alfred c. Lockwood. Judge of the Superior Court of the County Of Cocbise. State of Arizon. and ,here- after recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise County
 That said assignment was made for the benefit of all such creditors of the said Popular Incorporation. as will consent to accept their proportion al share of the debtors estate. THEREFORE. Notice is hereby giv en that all creditors consenting to such Assignment shall make known to ! the Assignee their consent in writing to such Assignment at Bisbee, Ari- zona, within four C4) months after the publication of this Notice, and that no creditor not assentiug to such as signment shall receive or take any benefit under this Assignment; pro vided that any creditor who has not had actual notice of this assignment may make known his assent at any time before any distribution of assets 1 has been made
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have lheremto set my hand, at Bisboe, Ari zona. this 22nd day of June A. D l1914.
 c. w. RUTH, ! Aoefornoa of for and i'm behalf Ol
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NoTIoE FoR PgBLIcArIoN

N0 iAE Fgn Fg nLlIA lOM Department of the Interior UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
 June 9th, 1914 NOTICE is hereby given that Henry o. Nelson. of Hereford. who. on Angst 21, 1912. made Homestead entry No. O1S987. for NE IA Section n, Township 23s., Range PIE, G&sR Meridian. has filed notice of intention Go make communication proof to estab- fish claim to the and above de- scribed. before J. D. Taylor, U. S. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arizona, OF the 14th day of July 1914 Claimant names as witnesses: II. F. Cook.
 John Findlay,
 William J Page,
 Wnl s Osgood, all of Hereford. Ari- zona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDN,
 Register.
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Returned to District.
 Leroy Mitchell made return to Warren Friday after spending a month with relatives n the east
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Advertisements this of 1 minimum charge of 25 Advertisements
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MISCELLANEOUS

AtAAkNksAaAaA=aA7.A M JERSEY BULL Service at D. II Bolfs, ! 447 Wood Canyon. Box No 1916.
 855) ! PHONE YOUR Reservation early for Sunday dinner at the Glover Din ] ing Room; Dinner served from to D. m. Conducted by Mrs. Nel lie Hauscom. l5SO THE MAIDEN HOUSE, Johnson Addi- ton. brick an outside rooms; an furniture and bedding new; every thing first class and reasonable.
 D Madden Prop (&60) AGENTs-Wrte for free particulars regarding our easily demonstrated speciality Fast seller; big profits Western Speciality Co.,, Box 4 High land Sta. Denver, Colo. (358) DR. HATTIE JOHNSON, osteopath. Hotel Royal C23D 1 BARRELS OF MONEY TO LoAN ! Licenced Pawntrokcr Uncle Jim's' Brewery Gulch Phone 257
 
 SAFETY razor DiaoeA snarpened, good as new. All thin blades-35c dozen. Bisbee Drug. 1so. GRAND VIEW HoTEl-1Jice, clean rooms; under new management.
 t4oD JOHNSON HOTEL, Main street next Elks' b-TranHents solicited Phone PTS (31D COME TO THE GLOVER dining room. Its cool and quiet owned and conducted personally by Mrs. Nellie HanscOm. (265)
 HIGHEST CASH PRICES lpaid for secondhand furniture. cloth ing tools Uncle Jm's" Brewery Gulch Phone 257
 THE JOHNSON ADDITION Furni- ture Company win pay you more for your second hand furniture than any other furniture store iu the state of Arizona. and win sell you new or second hand furniture cheaper than any or an of them Call in and see our new stock jus arrived five cars of new furniture and three cars Of stoves and ranges right from the factory. Call P-3S,
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WANTED

WANTED Small place fixed for one person to batch in. Box 1451 Bis bee (35O
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LOST

LOST Between Hereford and Ram sey canyon Sunday two automobile tires belong Go c. O. Hopson lf found return to Bisbeo Auto Co.,, and receive reward
 LOST Leather folding purse contain ing money only Friday Return to Review office. (350)
 Male Help Wanted HUsTLING Man under DO years want ed each locality to introduce our New memberships Either spare or full time; $50 to $500 monthly Ex- perience unnecessary Address The FLU 2026 Covinstou Ky (38D
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FOUR ROOM House cheap, in War ren. P. O. Box g78, Warren. (235) SNAP-High grade piano for sale
 cheap, if taken at 6nce. Phone PAS
 OF write box 1174. (236)
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c. w. RUTH, Assignee of, for and in behalf of the POPULAR INCORPORATION a Corporation, INSOLVENT DEBT OR.
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Lodge Notices >
MASONIC CALENDAR
BycAV Voisht

WEEK ENDING JULY 18TH, 1914.
 & Monday- V6ul2 Tuesday Blue 3rd. " Wednesday, Thursday Blue 3rd. Friday Satur0ay- JOHN c. B TRY, W. M. BAssETT WATKINS, Sec. P. & A. RI. ARTHUR LUTLEY. H. P. p. E BENNETT, T. l. M. P. ?. BREWSTER, K. C. W. K. BANKS Sec. Huachuca Couucil,
 R. A. M. & K. T.
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Review Want Ads

Review N Advertisements under this head a each issue with minimum charge reach The Review office not later ( h morning paper.
 WANTED
 WANTED-smau place fixed for one person to batch in. Box 1451 Bis bee (35D WANTED House or three or four furnished rooms. Write what you have giving location Ann employed at c. O. office. P. o. Box 1902
 t332) WANTED Position by competent middle aged woman as housekeeper, chamber work, hotel kitchen work or will cook for party of men. Apply Mrs Walker back of Golden Hotel (345) . AN HONEST, Reliable woman for housekeeper. willing to go out of town Address, E. T. General . Delivery, Lowell CAD . WANTED-A chambermaid at Low ell Hotel Q71) .
 FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-Housekeepink rooms; 3 minutes from P. o. S1 School hill
 (38D FOR RENT-Furnished room Tor one or two gentlemen; close i'm. Inquire J. l.. silyerthorn, 69 Clawson hlL
 C349) FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping rooms; close in; modern. 189 Temby avenue, one block North of new high school building. C34D FOR RENT Furnished room. 17i Iemby Avenue (321) FOR RENTING furnished rooms for light housekeeping 31 o. K street (3lD FOR RENT Small boarding house. Close in. Edwards Realty Co. (30S) THREE FURNISHED rooms for rent 10, Garden hil, Lowell below ice plant (2g0 FOR RENT Furnished rooms, gen. tlemen only. Waldorf House. (262) FOR RENT Three modern up to date Broom flats in the Boston Apartments. See Collins & Breth- erton Phone 26. PSF. FIVE ROOMS, Jones hin. furnished or unfurnished Apply Dan Geuity
 C230 FOR RENT - Housekeeping rooms Edwards Rouse, Johnson Addition
 (2iO FOR RENT Nice cool outside rooms for one or two gentlemen La Fayette hotel, Brewery Gulch C25D FOR RENT Furnished lighthouse keeping rooms. 2l4 Tombstone Canyon 12G FOR RENT-Mrs. Ella Brown he. taken the St. Elmo Hotel. Brewery Gulch; clean beds, no bedbugs 5C cents and up. H22. GOLDEN HOTEL. cool rooms mod em convenicnccsi Main stree Phone 58s t557l THE MOOSE HOTEL Cold Kinne. House) Furnished rooms g2 pc week and up, with gas ;also ngh housekeeping rooms l7 FOLDING chairs and tables for enter toinments and parties. Uncle Jimi Brewery Gulch. Phone 257
 FOR SALE
 FOR SALE Silver plated B flat Kin cornet Wilson. 17 Quality bin
 (383 FOR SALE Sanitary couch, complet cheap 13l Tombstone canyon (38l FOR SALE Building lot on Ciawso hll. close in no climbing This l' is a good investment and may bought at a bargain See ColnI
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JERSEY BULL Service at E. II Bolfs. 447 Wood Canyon, Box No 1916.
 (355)
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Administrator with Win annexed of the Estate of Henry Rockmark, de- ceased
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
.EARLHAM TEACHERS
READY FOR OPENING
New Members of College
Faculty Plan Courses for
Coming Year.

With all the new professors and in
structors at the college, with the ex-
ception of Prof. H. G. Lawrence, in
Bundy dormitory, Earlham college is
Tuesday morning. The enrolment of
students is now going on, and while
there are rooms unreserved in the two
dormitories, there is indication that
both buildings will be filled.
Prof. Lawrence is expected here
Thursday, and will begin Immediately
the arrangements for the opening of
college. Some new features will be
introduced in the dormitory rules, it
is expected with the advent of the new
governor.
Prof. Van Doren, head of the chem
istry department, is in the city, and
has been at work for several weeks
getting things lined up for the coming
semester. Practically the same
courses as were offered last year un-
der Prof. Harry Holmes will be Of
fered by Prof. Van Doren this semes-
ter.
head of the zoology department, is at
the college preparing for his wirk,
which is a new department.
Coach Whiteside arrived in the city
last Saturday and is making arrange
ments for the physical work.
President r. l.. Kelly arrived in the
city this morning after a two weeks
business trip. He has been in Chi
cago most of the time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
WHOLESALE BUYING
TO REDUCE PRICES
OF SCHOOL GOODS

Cooperative buying for county
schools to reduce costs and establish
standards will be tried out in the
county health department during the
next year.
County Health Officer Kruger has
supervision over certain supplies
which the township trustees and the
county superintendent use in the
schools during the years. It has al
ways been customary to specify what
will be used and have the trustees
purchase the amount needed.
The new plan is to have the health
department purchase supplies ade-
quate to serve the entire county.
These can be purchased in large
quantities at wholesale and with big
discount. The supplies are to be re-
Questioned by various schools as they
are needed and the cost charged
against the school,
This plan has been tried out on a
small scale in the asst year. 1t was
found entirely satisfactory. Not only
ere prices much reduced but the stand
ard OF quality remains the same for
the whole county. The plan could not
be practiced more extensively because
the county health department did not
have advance funds to purchase large
quantities. The county health officer
has asked for an appropriation of $3.50
additional as advance capital for the
purchasing of supplies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
CHARITY HEAD.
GETSQUARTERS
IN CLUB ROOM
Melpolder on Way to Estab-
lish Offices in City and
Confer. With Affiliated Or
CARNATIONS.

John Melpolder, managing secretary
Of the Central Board of Charities will
be established in his office on the
second floor of the Masonic temple
tomorrow
J. T. Giles and Frederick White,
members of the board, expect to ar
range an immediate conference be-
tween Mr.. Melpolder and the repre-
sentatives of the affiliated charities.
The proposition was explained to di-
rectors of the Commercial club last
night and that body entirely approved
of every action the board of charities
has thus far taken
Mr. Melpolder's office will be at the
rear Of the hall on the second floor Of
the Masonic temple. This was former
ly small committee room used by the
Commercial club. Office furniture will
be purchased at Melpolder's order as
filing cases and equipment particular
ly adapted to the charity work, will
be required.
Mr.. Melpolder has wound up his
affairs with the Fort Smith charity
bureau and has resigned from the Of
fee. He will also resign as men,
Der of the state board of charities of
Arkansas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
TO TEACH FENCING
At HIGH SCHOOL
Physical Director NOhr Adds
New Classes to Gymna-
SUM Work.

The schools of the city we're opened
In earnest this morning after the
somewhat formal opening yesterday
IN the high school and Garfield, the
programs were run off in short peri
DDS to accustom the students with the
classes and give them an opportunity
to get their assignments from every
teacher. Labor Day observance handi-
capped the work to some extent yes
terday and a comparatively small en-
rollment was secured in all the
schools The final enrolment of the
pupils was taken this morning but re-
turns will not be made to the superin-
tendent's office until the last of the
week.
New features will be included in
the athletic work at the high school.
A fencing class will be organized to
meet every Tuesday afternoon. A gym
nasium class team will also be organ
ICED to take advanced gymnasium ap-
paratus work.
Expect Strong Team.
basketball practice will be started
Immediately and according to Physi-
cal Director Nohr, some fast material
has developed making 1t probable that
Richmond will have a much stronger
team than the one that represented
the school last year.
The gymnasium classes are full, &C.
cording to the physical director, and
work will be started as soon as they
are organized.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
NE|GHBORHOOO CLUB
HOLDS FIFTH PICNIC
SINCE ORGANIZATION

The neighborhood picnic of farmers
and their friends of the Columbian
school district was held yesterday in
the Gaar woods, one mile north Of
Richmond. The attendance was the
largest since the association was or
ganized five years ago, being esti-
mated at two hundred persons.
This was the first opportunity the
ladies, most Of whom are members Of
the Woman's Auxiliary of the Column
bian Farmers club, have had to give
q public demonstration of the culinary
secrets they have been studying dur
ing the last few months. 1t was the
unanimous vote of those present, that
never before in the history of the as
ISOLATION had such a meal been spread
The entertainment features had
been kept secret by the committee in
charge. and proved delightful sur
prise to all. The real treat was a
Richmond's talented young colored vi
olinist.
Women Hitch Horses.
Several contests served to amuse
the crowd, and added to the pleasure
OF the afternoon. Inc WOmen'S morse
hitching contest developed the fact
that the women of the neighborhood
have talents beyond the confines of
household duties. Contestants were
required to hitch horse against time.
Miss Lottie Nolte won the contest
handily, with Mrs. Thomas Doloff a
close second.
The men were required to sit on the
round side of a jug and thread a nee
die. This contest was won by Mr..
Weiss A pie-eating race was won by
Mr.. Murley.
Fred Davis gave a reading entitled,
From Farmers Window" and Mrs.
Summerfruit read a humorous selec-
ton.
Officers elected for the following
year were: Fred Davis president;
Nathan White, vice president; Harry
Lands, secretary, and Mcclellan
White, treasurer. Program committee,
Mrs. Charles Nolder, chairman; Mes
danes OFT Trimble, Omar Young, Nc
Clellan White, Thomas Doloff, Arch
Webb and DIETRICH. Refreshments
, committees, Harry Miles, chairman;
Fred Hartman, John Puthoff, Mr.. Det-
rick and Mr.. Weiss.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
FINE j {, SULLIVAN
Police Find Minors in Pool
Room.

To impress upon the proprietors Of
pool rooms that the police edict pro-
hibiting minors from loafing in such
places is not joke, an affidavit
charging j. E. Sullivan with that Of
Tense was filed and this morning in
city court he pleaded guilty OF per-
hitting Sylvester Hamilton and Rus
sell Schram, both II, to loaf in his
pool room at 4OS Main street. Sulli-
van said in his own defense that he
did not know the boys were minors.
This excuse fill not be accepted by
the police in such cases and Chief
Goodwin today again warned pool
room propr1etors to be sure patrons
of their places were of age or take the
consequences for ignoring this advice.
Sullivan was fined IS and costs and
was given warning by the mayor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
COUNTY MONEY
At LOW TIDE
SAYS BOWMAN
Auditor Shows Balance Of
$47,O1S and Recommends
Council to Practice Pro-
gram of Economy.
In a most comprehensive report to

In most comprehensive report to
The members Of the county council,
Auditor Bowman today pointed out
the condition of the county financially,
told why the county treasury Is in the
present condition and gave strong ad-
vice to economize in the future.
The county's poor financial condi-
ton is due largely to unexpected re-
pairs for which special appropriations
were made. The high cost of living
also has its effect on the country. Mr..
Bowman points out.
The balance on hands in June for
Hhe last five years follows:
1910. $63.345; 1911, $7O,565; 1912,
$74,S27; 1913. $55,212; 1914, $47,01S.
This table reveals that the county
has not been in such straitened condi-
tion for at least Ave years. Further in
vestigation shows that the county has
$4,000 only because many of the
small appropriations which make up
the fund have not yet been exhausted.
II these unexpected balances were not
left, the county fund would be depict
ed.
Delinquency Increases.
Another matter of interest which
Mr.. Bowman points out is the increas-
ing delinquency. Although amounts
Of assessments are annually increased
to some extent and tax rates are going
up, each cent of taxation fails to pro-
portionally additional funds
Regardless of the fact that the
county treasurer is putting forth every
effort to collect delinquent tax and has
collected much old delinquency, new
delinquents are being added each year.
On January 1, 1913, the amount of de-
linquency was $4,000. On January I
creased to $55,933 or almost $4,000
In a year.
One fault with tax rate or budget
making has been the failure to pro-
vide amply in advance a conclusion
which Is drawn from Auditor Bow
mans recommendation that the coun-
ty SHOULD make the annual estimates
SO complete that living within them
can be more nearly accomplished.
Failure to provide for emergencies
last year cost the county general fund
$4,000 in special appropriations.
The county VIII be out of debt en-
tirely in 1915. The court house bonds
will have been retired at that time,
completing the payment for the half
million dollar building. The general
fund also owes to the south side
bridge fund $4,000 which will be paid
back in 1915. The balance due on the
court house is $4,000. The total bond
issue to build was $45O,00O about twen-
ty-three years ago. About $4,000 more
than that sum was spent before the
completion of the building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
to an American who was returning
home. to be mailed In New York.

From Warsaw to Berlin 10 dis
lance of 1913 miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
MUSICIANS
BEGIN REAL WORK
Professor Sloane Calls Or
chestra for Organization
Meeting Thursday.

organized at meeting Thursday af-
ternoon, according to Prof. R. c.
Sloane. Prospects are for the best
orchestra in the history of the school,
said Prof. Sloane this morning, who
intends to limit the membership to
sixty-five. The orchestra will have a
better Instrumentation this year than
it had last. The first rehearsal will
be held Monday evening
The chorus will be organized as it
was last year. Prof. Sloane Is plan
ming on preparing some we'll known
'oratorio for presentation next spring,
but this will not be taken up imme-
diately.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-08
MISS BOND SENDS
LETTER IN GERMAN

Unsealed letters from Miss Flor
ence Bond and Miss Virginia Graves,
the two local young women who are
expected to arrive in New York Thurs
day on the steamer "L4apland." have
been received by local relatives telling
of the conditions in Germany. A let
ter was received this morning from
Miss Bond, which had been opened by
the German censors.
Because of this strict censorship of
news. there is very little war news
contained in the letters. Mention was
made of the suffering of the women
and children in Germany who had
been left to make a living while their
husbands and fathers went to war. In
the hope of getting letters to pass
the censors. Miss Bond wrote all of
her letters in German and English
The letter received this morning was
not mailed in Germany but was given