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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-06-05
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PLEGARIA De UN
BORRACHO


Tu quejumbrosa plegaria,
Y aunque algo estrafalaria
En- parte tiene razon;
Mas to dire mi opinion.
Hablandote con franqueza.
Que es mucha tu simpleza
Alquererte disculpar
Con que tienes que comprar
l.o Que atnrde tu cabeza
La borrachera es un vicio
Que el bebedor envilece
7 que NADIA mas ofrece
Que gran perdida y perJuicio;
A muchos SAGA de quicio
7 les quita honor y fama
Apagando fuerte llama
Del talento y la virtnd,
y acaba con la salud,
7 ruipa y muerte proclama.
I'm hombre que es racional
Debe beber con medida
81 no quiere ser suicida
Que busca su propio NAL;
Corresponds a cada cual
Cnidar de su bienestar
Procurando conservar
Su credito limpio y sano,
Y podra felfz y ufano
Del feo vicio triunfar
De tn Independence alarde
Haces con orgullo necio
Sin realizar que el desprecio
Vendra a tt temprano o tarde;
Es tn espiritu cobarde
Falto de amino viril
Que te expone a errores mil
\ no vence sus pasiones
Y a perversas aficiones
Cede impotente y senil.
ST tu bienestar atsnto
Renuncias al licor
Tendrias gloria y honor
Por tan noble atrevimiento;
Y tu falsz argumento
De tiDgida libertsd
Mostraria la rnindad
Que to hace del vicio esclavo
Y ha de llevarte al cabo
A la infania y la maldad.
Abre los ojos y mira
Que el dinero NAL gastado
Solo en- tn dano has empleado
Y es sustancia que Sc tira;
Tu mente inquiets delira
Y al vicio mas Sc apasiona,
Pues nj un instsnte te abona
Voluntsd para cumplir
Deberes que al omitir
La conciencia no perdona.
DEBATE de vanagloria
Y acstando la verdsd
Conoce la raalidad
De tn vida transitoria;
Es ella una triste historic
En- que sin cesar desciendes
A una suerte que compreDdea
Mas no quieres evitar
Pov Ell gusto de apurar
I
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El j6ven Raynundo Baca, de
esta, ofrece sus servicios como pin
tor de residencias, muebles etc.
Ofrece tam bien sus seryicios como
carpintero. Garantiza todo su ira.
ba]o del ramo que Sc le contiere .
el
Dirfjanse Raymundo Baca
Taos, N. M.
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CARREkAS DE CABALLQS
El dia II de Agosto prdximo hs-
bra una gran carrera de caballos
en- ferlasco entire el caballo de Fe-
lix Sanchez y el caballo obscure
de Ojo Sarco. El pozo ha sido f.
jado en- 300 pesos y Sc cree habra
como tres mil pesos De apuesstas de
otras personas particularss.
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coRTE DE DIsTRITo
Abrio sus Sesiones el
Lunes de 6sta Soma
ma, 1ro. dc Junio

En- la casa de cortes, el lunes d'
esta semana, 1ro. de JUNO, 1914
SO abrio la Corte de Distrito Ju
dicial por 81 condado de Taos.
Presentes: Ell Juez Colin Neh
lett, jnez del sexto Distrito Judi
cisl, en- lpgar del Juez I. D. Leit
quien selhalla enfermo; Secretarie
A. Av. Rivera; Procurador de
Distrito, Geo. E. Remley; Taquf
grafa, Miss Belle Parker; Algua.
Gil Mayor Demetrio Esquibel; In
terprete Richard F. Oakely.
Mr.. Charles Parker fue nombra.
do taqufgrafo del Gran Jurado.
Faustin Gonzales fue nombra.
do Alguacil del Gaan Jurado.
Tobias Graham fue nombrado
diputado Alguacil de la Corte.
GRAN JURADO
FL Gran Jurado Sc halla en- SO.
sion desde a las 2 p. m., del lunes.
Las instrucciones del Juez Neblett
al gran jurado fueron muy parti-
cularmente para que esteaa jurado
examinara muy cuidadosarnente
los asuntos de escuela, para que
castigara Oh conformidad a la ley
d todos aquellos directories dc es-
cuela que no hubieran reportado q
su debido tempo los dineros CO
lsctades por Poll Tax, como tam.
bien para que castigara a todos
az oellos padres de fanilia 8 guar
danes de memories de edad de am
bos ssxos que no mandarin a sus
hiios a la escuela durante el nltl.
mo tertnino escolar. Sobre este
asunto de las escuelas nos ocupsre
10 os mas extensamente Gil el proxl
mo nlimero dc La Revists.
El Gran Jurado debidament'
instruido y juramentado SO com
pone de los siguieptes miemoros
Juan M. Salazar, Antonio Con
zalea, Benito Luis Ortiz, Romule
Dominguez, Cayetano Martinez
Fares Duran, Cornelio Cordoba
Francisco Z. Cortes, Jose lnei
Dominguez, Candelario Massacre
mas, Juan B. TruJillo, lgnacit
Tru]illo, Carpio Torres, Benigue
Martinez, Jose Manuel Pacheco
Leocadio Martinez, Eulalio Cor
doba. Amadeo Trujillo, Marcelt
Romero, Alfonso Mares, Jose Il
Lucero.
Benito Luis Ortiz fue nombra
do presidente del Gran Jurado.
CAUSAS CIVILES
Felix Santistevan VS.. Manue
Montoya y esposa, sobre una hlpo
teca de un trecho de TERRA, 81 acu
sado no SO present6 nj On persons
nj Dor medic de abogado alguno
por moci6n del abogado del acto
] la misma fue desecbada.
Mrs. IL. j. Young vs.. F. L
Paxton, pcr mocion de la actor
| la causa fue desechada.
En- la causa criminal vs. Jos
l.. Cardenas y Amadeo TruJillo
| la causa fue desechada.
III Estado vs.. Narciso Romero
criminal, apelacion del precint
No. 8, la causa fue desechada Pc
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MUCHOS ASPlRAN rES

De todos los condados del esta.
do viene el anuncio que hay mu.
chos aspirantes las candidatnras
legislativas, y que particularmente
en- los condados Republicanos la
competition es muy viva entire
aquellos que desean con ansia cal
zarse las espuelas de legisladores.
Eu algunos lugares la opinion de
los mlelnbros del partido tiene va
de antelnaDo senaIa.'os a algunos
do los que So 'pretiere para Ia can
didatura ds representatives,, y ma
turalmente sstos son hom bres blen
cali ificados quienes busca Ia POSI-
cion en- lugar de que ellos la soil
citen. Esto no quiere decir que no
son licitas las aspiraciones. antes
al contrario, siendo 81 empIeo un
favor IN don que Sc recibe de- las
manos del pueblo no es sino justo
y propio que 'aquellos que desean
la posicion hagan toda diligencia.
Aspirar no es delito
Sino cosa permitida
Que puede ser concedida
Por medic de un pleibiscito;
Muchos levantan oil grito
Pidiendo colocacion
Pero este es su perdicion
Porque apoyo no han grangeado
Y eI pueblo los hace a un lado
Con razGn sin raz6n.
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no surten ningun efecto nj dis.
piertsn el mas minimo sentimien.
to de gratitud.
En- tercero y dltimo lugar, Ia
falacia propagada por muchos Dc
que Don Elfego por ser hispano.
smerican,, no podria ser de ningu-
ma utilidad sus constituyeutes on
81 Congreso, SO dismients por 81
sola porque desconoce y no roma
on cuenta el talento y ensrgia de
este cabsllero, su variada expe
riencia On la vida pdblics y on to.
da Glaze de negocios y su caracter
aggressive que 10 impulsa allanar
los obsta u.os y diicultades que
50 atraviesan On un caminO. N NOsO.
tros creemos irmemente que on ol
caso do ser nominado y electo co
mo diputado, Don Elfego dara
buena cuenta do 81 mismo. Aun-
que es buen orador y SO expresa
con fscilidad y soltura acerca do
cualquier lnateria, es bien sabldo
que la oratoria 40 fgura para mu.
cho on el Oongreso sino On el caso
de los jefes de- fuer5es agrupacio.
mes que hablan on nombre do sus
asociados respecto a medldas que
defender atacan. FL caso del dl.
putado FERGUSON sirve para Illus
trar la materia; pues pessr de
que es un orador de mucho merito
Y de bastantes conocimien tos y ex
periencia, $50 no le ha servido de
mucho dnrante los tres amos que
nos ha representado on ia Camara,
Y So ha mostraoo muy inferior al
OK delegado Andrews on 81 negocio
de obtener resultados. Este fue un
delegado enteramente mudo que en-
los siete amos Que sirvio no pro.
nuncio ningun discnrso por la sen.
ella razon que no sabe enlazar me.
dia docena de palabras. Pero fue
active, energico y 'deligente, supo
allegarse apoyo entire sus colegas
y pudo hacer mucho y ganar re
nombre como uno do los deiegados
mas e6cientes que Jamas tuvo
Nuevo Mexico.
Ahora, la question eseucial res
pecto la postulacion do Don Ell.
fego Baca, ss que su candldatura
proyiene de que los hispano anne
ricanos que pertenecen al gremlo
Republicano exigen como un dere
cho y como un acto de justicia que
Sc les de el reconocimiento a que
estan intitulsdos en 81 escogimien'
to de candidates. para elnpleos de
estado, pues su preponderancia ru'
m6rica los intitula que SO los ad
iudiquen una proportion igual de
candidaturas a las que obtienen los
dem&s elementos. No piden mono
polio, sino 10 que proplamente les
pertenece, pues al no conseguir sus
demandas quedaran virtualmente
anulados en- sus derechos y prerro.
gativas politicas.
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Eli ex presidents Roosevelt hs
vuelto de su viaje ias se'vas del
Brazil. mas empenado y decidido
que nuDca q proseguir con su pro
paganda para copseguir Ia presi-
dencia. Sc contempla como el Hon.
bre Predestinado ante cuyo empu-
]e todo tiene que ceder, un Napo-
leon de nuevo cuflo que no habien-
do obtenido el trono su regreso
de la Isla de Elva, vuelve en-
prender un nuevo esfuerzo con
identico objeto ahora Que ACADIA de
regresar de Santa Elena, es decir
del Brazil. Como muestra de- sus
tendencias autoritsrias SO puede ci.
tar 10 que dijo el otro que 81 en-
1902 cuando la huelga de los mi
neros de Pennsylvania no hubieran
convenido los duef1os de las minas
de carbon en- un arreglo, Ell hubie-
ra tornado posecion militar de las
minas y hubiera hecho que So ira
bajasen por cuenta del gobierno
porque la necesidad suprena en-.
t6nces era surtir de carbon los
consumidores.
Por esta muestra y seIlal
Veran los lectores mios
A cuanto alcanzan los brios
De este ]efe liberal;
Es un repdblico ideal,
PerO a la fuerza so atieDe
Cada vsz que asi convene
A sus ideas de mando
Por la fuerza asegurando
Las medidas que previene.
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ndencias
PEDRO GONZALES

= = = : = =
Arroyo Hondo, N. NJ. Mayo 3
Dc 1914.
Sr. Editor:-
Suplicamos I'd. SO digne dar
cabida on gu apreciable Revista ls
triste noticia de la muerte de mes
tro estimado consocio Don Pedro
Gonzales, quien de]6 de existir en-
Arroyo Hondo el dia IL de Abril
a las 5 de la tarde, despues de su-
frir con marcada resignation una
enfermedad interior que sufri6 por
dos meses. Contaba el extinto 95
amos de edad y deJa para sentir su
muerte a un hijo, Don Julio Con
zales.
Dou Pedro fu6 on vida un mo
delo de virtudes; un tiel esposo y
un padre carinoso Q hijo obediente.
cuyos dotes de virtudes le captaron
siempre la mas alta estimacion y
aprecio De cuantos 10 trataron v
conocieroD, cuya muerte ha cansa-
do un vacio dificil de llenarse en-
esta vecindad. Las exequias fine
bres tomaron lugar el dia Ii del
mismo mes, las 10 a. m. en- la
iglesia catolca de Arroyo Hondo
y de ALI al camposanto del mismo
lugsr, habiendo sido uno de los fu.
neraIes mas concurridos que SO
han visto aqui por mucho tempo.
Desesmos aqui, senior Editor, en-
nombre de los dolientes aprovechar
esta oportunidad para dar nuestrss
mas expresivas gracias la frster-
nidad piadosa de N. P. Jesus y q
todas aquellas personas qaienes
nos acompaflaron en- 81 velorio y
funeral.
Jose l.. Mondragon
Jose A. Martinez
Francisco Vargas
Comisi6n.
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Ell licor que asi dehendes.

No escuches predicacionea,
ST to causaren enfado,
Pues tu pecho depravado
No da entrada a las razones;
Atiende a las opinicnes
Que la voz de tn conciencia
Expresa con gran frecuencia,
Diciendote que el licor
Quita 81 credito y honor
Y apaga toda decencia-
PIG.
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Especislista on Intermediates
de los ojos, oidos y garganta,
estara en- Taos durante los
dias II, IS ! 10 de (, JUNO
que rige.
No 10 olviden aqusllos que
necesiten los seryicios de tan
habil Especialista.
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Il 81 81

UN PRESIDENTE D1ESTRO
La mayoria de los periodicos del
pals y tambien muchos de los
hombres pdblicos mas caracterlza-
dos que no son partidaristas, air.
man que el Presidente Wilson CO.
metio un error rnaydsculo cuando
no quiso reconocer el gobierno del
General Huerta, porque a haberlo
hecho no hubiera sdquirido tants
vuelo la revoluci6n, y tel vez 81
pals Sc hubiera paciticado bajo la
fuerte mano de Huerta. cPero el
Presidente Wilson ha mostrado ser
un hombre muy diestro en- el ne
gocio de aprovecharse de una mala
situacion, y ademas de ESQ parece
que la suerte 10 favorece, porque
la elimination de Huerta y el es
tablecimiento de IN protectorado
virtual sobre la Repdb!ica Mex.
icana colocan su administration
en- una posicion ventajosa ante la
opinion pdblica de este pals y de
Europa y tai vez la vindicacion de
los errores que cometi6 al princi
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En- los asuntos de estado
Vale mas mana que fuerza
Para que el case SO tuerza
Y llegue al punto deseado;
Asi viene un resultado
Que muy pocos esperaban,
Pues los errores So acaban
En- donde el exito empieza
Ganando al fin la destreza
Trinnfo que TO- los alaban.
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Ell NEGooIo Es DE vERAs
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
WRITER DESCRIBES
TERRIFIC ATTACK
FRENCH TAKE GERMAN POSI-.
TIoN AT THE POINT OF BAY.
oNET WITH GREAT LOSS.

London, Sept 23.--The correspond.
ent of the Daily Mail under date OF
Sunday and from an unnamed place
sends report that the German right
has been turned between Peronne
and st. Quentin. He also tells of the
arrival of wounded who bring stories
that there are nine miles of dead in
the trenches between the two towns
named, and continues:
"Peronne was evacuated by the
Germans four days ago. They occu.
pied strong position with hills he.
hind and marshes In front. The
French received orders to take the
position at all costs, the reason of this
order being that If the Germans we're
driven from here they would be en-.
veloped by the outspreading French
left wing.
AT first the trenches were combed
out by artillery fire but the Germans
still held on and their guns on the
heights behind were doing execution
among the French. Then it was de.
cided to storm the position.
ACROSS the marsh in the half light
before dawn, the French troops adj
vanced in number of narrow col
umns. They suffered badly but never
waivered. The Germans waited for
them in the trenches and there was
a deadly struggle breast to breast
The French had the advantage OF
dash and vigor and they stabbed and
stabbed until their arms ached. Their
losses were heavy. but they, gained
their point and the Germans fell back
to st. Quentin. The French were, re-
inforced and pursued the Germans In
to the suburbs of the town. There
was savage lighting in the streets
yard by yard, they were driven back
until they received orders to abandon
the town. hear that they are now
making an effort to retake PerOnne.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
BoNAPARTE.
Mrs. Ella Warway Of Mt, Pleasant
visited friends here last week.

Mrs. Ella Warway Of Mt, Pleasant
visited friends here last week.
Miss Gertrude Cheney Is visiting
friends in Eldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Gardner are the
parents Of q daughter born Thursday
Sept. 10.
Mrs. c, F. Proper of Stanford. Mont,
arrived Saturday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Farnum.
Byron Cummings has returned to
his home here after a several months
stay in Howard, n. d.
Mrs. F.. G. Smith was hostess at a
Miss Mollie Boyer has returned to
Keokuk after q several weeks visit at
the Thos. Cummings home.
Phillip Whitley has returned to
Ames to resume his school work.
Mrs. M. J. Smith was hostess to the
Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Christy and Miss June
Christy have been visiting relatives in
Keosauqua.
Mrs. James A. Davis departed Mon.
day for Stockville, Nehr., to visit her
daughter and family.
DIN Alternately Of Los Angeles. Cal,
is visiting here with his parents Mr..
and Mrs, John Alternately.
Byron George returned to his home
in Nevada, Mo, last week after a sew
eral weeks visit with Bonaparte rela-
tives.
The bloomer girls played the Bona
parte team here Tuesday, the game re-
sulting in the score of to in favor of
the girls.
The P. e. o. society was very pleas
antly entertained Monday afternoon at
tha home OF Mrs. Carl Meek
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
WHEAT IS STEADY
AND CORN WEAKER
GRAIN MARKET NOT VERY AC-
TIVE BUT THE TONE is FAR
FROM DEPRESSED.

Chicago, Sept. 2s.-Wheat showed
more steadiness today than at any TIME
since the beginning of the war. heneI
that export demand would soon 20
Forthcoming tended to check any rad
ical decline On the other hand there
appeared to be no immediate incentive
for any decided expansion OF speeuia,
tive buying. The opening, which varied
from u off to " up, was followed by
slight advance and then by some reac-
ton.
The close was firm at Nc off to nc
up.
Selling by pit traders weakened corn.
Favorable weather was the incentive
for the bears. After starting 70 on to
h@M lower the market sagged still
further and rallies were not OF last
ing sort.
The close was steady 1hc net lower
to a shade up. -.
Oats showed the effect OF local selling
by tired holders. There was fair buying
however, by cash concerns.
Provisions went the way OF hogs.
Trading for the most part was confined
to the January options.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
KAISER REMEMBERS
BIRTHDAY OF DUKE

Berlin, Sept. 2S-Emperor William,
on the occasion of the birthday of the
Duke Of Cumberland, wired from his
headquarters in the field under date
of September 81 as follows:
Though these are heavy days Of
trial, I remember your birthday with
sincerest wishes for yourself and
yours. I pray God, who in His mer-
cy has already done 80 much, to stay
with our brave troops and give hnal
victory over all our enemies. You
can be proud of your son, who has al
ready earned an Iron Cross. Best
wishes. (Signed) William"
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WHOLE WORLD is
AFFECTED BY WAR
CONTINUED From Page H.

August 81. "Riding across the coun.
try on Monday and Tuesday, across
three districts. I did not see single
camel or mule or horse, only a few
weak donkeys and very few men. All
We're hiding from the army draft and
there was no talk anywhere except
I OF means to evade the encroachmepts
Of the officials
"The draft calls for practically ali
the able,bodied men. The list OF pack
mules calls for all that are on dha,
official lists made only few months
ago. Camels are impressed wherever
found. Cattle and sheep are demand,
ed as well as the grain still on ths
threshing floor. 1t simply means the
utter destruction Of the country II
carried out and the impoverishment
of the people il they tried to buy or
bride themselves off
French Officials Cruel. ~
"The cruelty Of the officials trying
to enforce the orders means beating
and abuse of the men and destruction
OF household effects in the villages,
One OF the men driven in was heard
to cry out imploring God to hasten
them to the seat Of war SO that he
should be armed that he might send
his first bullet to the heart OF his Of
fcer. Others say II they ever reach
the front they will thrown down theil
arms and go over to whatever enemy
is before them in the hope Of getting
enough to eat
A reassuring cablegram from the
Shan Tung mission at Using Tau,
China. has relieved the boards appre-
hension for it's workers there. Tho
board has sixteen organized churches
in the war zone there. The following
cablegram was sent to the mission by
the board:
ut is the Judgment OF the board that
| those at Using Tau should be recalled
to a place of safety. Anxiety very
| great"
The board received the following re-
ply:
Germans Using Turks.
| Using Tau American Presbyterian
mission is well and safe. At Beirut,
Frustrated by fear Of CONSUMPTION, the
widest rumors We're widely believed;
missionaries write" The board cites
one instance:
II heard" writes its missionary,
from one Of the sons of prominent
pasha that Germany has taken possess
sion of Belgium and had installed 8
Moslem pasta as ruler over that part
of Europe"
Describing conditions at Beirut the
same missionary writes: Orders
were announced from the Ottoman
government for mobilization and the
calling Of all eligible for the military
CONSUMPTION from the ages OF 10 to
As; also the abolition of all excep.
tional privileges ordinarily granted to
certain classes of professional men.
This resulted in stampede OF young
and old from Beirut to lebanon when
thousands of both Moslems and Chris.
! tians fed with and without their fam.
| lilies"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
.BUsYNOWFORM|NC
CLUB FOR FATHERS
FIRST ORGANIZATION OF ITS
KIND HAS ITS START IN
AN IOWA TOWN.

what sort of a father are your"
This question Is found on every pro-
gram of what Is claimed to be the
first fathers club in the United States,
organized at Council Bluffs, Iowa, a
little over a year ago, according to in
formation received at the home educa-
ton division of the United States bu-
reau of education.
Ten clubs, with an average member.
ship of fifty, have been formed dur
ing the year for the purpose "of bring
Ing the fathers into closer touch with
the children, the teachers, and board
of education, in an endeavor to bring
about the very best results for the
betterment of the children" The mot
to of these clubs Ia: Make the In
different Different" Membership Is
limited to males II years of age or
over.
Each month tho fathers clubs" de.
bate such questions as: Are our chill
dren trained for, or away from, the
age in which we live? How many
children out of 1000 reach high school
in our town? What about the rest?
Or they discuss topics like the follow
ing: Comparative public expenditures
in various states; Juvenile courts;
school house instruction; compulsory
education; open air schools; play
grounds; medical inspection; the sex
question; business education; the cul.
tural influence Of newspapers, maya,
zines, music, books, etc, women on
the school board, the school house as
community center.
Guests repres enting various com
munity groups are invited to the meet
ings; interested fathers from other
districts; clergymen, physicians of the
neighborhood, members of the board
of education; mayor and city council
and the bar association. The clubs
were addressed at different times dur
ing the year by a judge of the United
States circuit court, university, pro
fessors, senators, school superintend
ents, a judge of the superior court, a
member Of the state board of educa
ton, as well as other interested citi'
zens.
1t is planned in the near future to
form the existing clubs into fedora
ton, with uniform program for all the
clubs every month.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-24
BLOOMFIELD HOST
TO ord CAVALRY
TWENTY-FlFTH ANNUAL REUNION
HELD TODAY AND
THURspAY.

Bloomfield Sept. 23-The twenty-hfth
reunion of the third Iowa v. v. cav.
airy association is holding two days
session here. The program follows:
Today.
$500 a. m.--Assemble at clerks Of
Acc.
Registration, receiving Of badges and
assignment of places of entertainment
1900 m.-Dinner
LOO p. m.---Music by drum corps in
park.
1880 p. m.--Assemble In court room
Music by bloomfield drum corps.
Invocation--Rev. Slack.
Solo--Miss Mary Barrickman.
Address of welcome-Elsworth Rn
minger In behalf of Mayor Il. N. Beg
zenberger.
Response in behalf OF association
Captain John d. Brown, of Leon. ~
Address-General Cyrus Bussey, Of
Des Moines.
Camp Fire.
1880 p. m--Band concert In court
house park, 1880 to s p. m.
Invocation--Rev. Purdy.
Solo--Miss Carrie Davies.
Address-G. r. McGinnis, OF Leon.
Short talks by comrades ana otn0Ia
Thursday, Sept. "a.
900 a. m.-Business meeting at q
A. r. hall.
Election of officers. etc.
1890 a. m.--Auto rides for ell COM
rades and visitors.
1880 p. m.-Assemble at court room
Music by Symphonic orchestra.
Invocation-Rev. Thomas.
Solo--Miss Carrie Davies.
Address. B. Weaver OF Dss
Moines.
Short talks by comrades and others
1870 p. m.--Call to order promptly.
Music by Symphonic orchestra.
Solo-Miss Mary Barrickman.
Address-D. j. Palmer, National
Commander G. A. r.
Short talks by comrades and others
Officers; president, Al Power, secro
tary treasurer, J. G. Leach.