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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
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Summary

II f. claimC,l at Rerlin that the
French arrnorcd cruiser ISon
Gambcttn of 1900 tons displace-
ment, has been t0rpssIoed by an
Austrian submarine. The Berlin
news agency which made the
announcement says tIlat part Of
the crew, of between 700 and 500
men, was saved. No additional
detnils are given, hut II L. prob
able such an aitnck. ~ made. oc-
CURED Ia the AdrlatIc. within
striking distance Of the Austrian
naval hascs.
4 new German attack on n
after "a lnng luIl. The onlciaI
IN Russian Poland. marking the
resumption of active hostliltles
after Il hong luil. The official
Itcrlin statement Of today says
the Germans conquered Russian
positions la the vicinity OF SUI
waikl near the East Prussian
fiontier, over front Of ~ miles.
There II again q sharp dispar-
iiy between German AMI French
accounts OF what ~ happening In
FLANDERS. The Official Beriin re-
port says British efforts to recover
tho lost ground faiIed. The Paris
announcement asserts that further
progress was made la the Ypres
district. u ls said heavy LOSSES
were inflicted on the Germans
and that more than 600 bodies
of their dead were counted nc
one point.
The French announcement Of
ycstcrdny thnt the llnrtmans-
MeilcrkopT, the long contested
mountain height. which the Ger
mans recently captured. had
been regnincd. II denied ln Her.
lin. II II said this position stili
Il held by the Germans and that
the French have made no ncw
attacks on u.
On the heights OF the Meuse a
stubborn hattie continues. The
Paris statement says that the
irench advanced two thirds of %
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p. nh delayed in transmlasioa) -
The French cruiser Leon Gambctta
has been torpedoed by the Austrian
submarine U-G in the strait OF
otrahto. the waterway leading 10 the
Adriatic sea.
The first report of the destruction
of this cruiser came from the men
on duty at the semaphore station of
Santa Maria Lcuca. These men AZ
once gave the alarm. and vessels
were sent out Ia the aid of the Leon
.Gambetta from Brindisi. laramie.
otranto and Bari.
Since the beginning OF Anglo
French operations against the Darda-
nelles. French warships In the Adri-
attic have limited their activities to
watching the strait of otranto with
the idea OF preventing any Austrian
submarine escaping from the Adri-
attic. nt the head OF which is Pola.
the Austrian naval base, and reach.
Ing the coast of Turkey. This patrol
duty was particularly 10 protect the
vessels of the allies operating against
the DardnnolleR
The submarine which attacked the
Leon Gambctta came from Cattaro.
ON the eastern coast of The AdrIntic,
an Austrian port about 800 miles
from Santa Maria Lcuca point. This
distance could have been Travelled by
the submarine In about twenty hours.
Three French cruisers were last
night watching the strait between the
Island of Corfu ana the Italian
coast.
II appears that the TIC took up
position about half way between.
Santa Maria Leuca nnd tho Greek
island Of Othoni There the craft
waited FOR it's prey nnd when the
opportunity offered discharged ts
torpedo against the Leon Gnmbettn.
which was one of three French cruis-
ors doing patrol duty
u is believed the Leon Gambetta
hnd on board a crew numbering 714
mon including 22 officers. A major
ny of the men were asleep at the
time the cruiscr was sunk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
ALL CLASSES OF
WAR SHIPS IN
DATTLEL LINE
Commander Of Norwegian
Belgian Relief Ship Stop
ped by Flagship but Per-
mitted to Proceed to Eng
land.

London. April rs Ca.s2 y. MI
---taptain Ssott, commanding n
Norwegian steamer chartered by
tlio heielnn relief commission.
REPORTS the presence IN the North
sen of German flcct Numbering
no less tlinn sixty-elgia vessels
nl told"
Captain Scotf. whose vessel has
J.ist come to PAN. reports illat
while cfoeslng the North sen he
was held M BY one uf these
6crnnn vessels. Aftsr an e0-
animation of his pnpcrs he was
permitted 60 proceed. The Ger
man fleet was composed OF yes-
sels of all classes from battle
ships 60 torpedo boats.
Tise date of Captain ssott's en-
counter and just wlBeer ga the
North sea he sighted this Ger
man fleet. has not been an
nounccd.
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MAN
NEW HEAD Of
GRAND ARMY
z. H. Bliss of Warren Post Is
Elected Department Com
mander at Las Vegas To-
day; This City Gets Next
Meeting.

East las Vegas n. NJ, AprI ss.--
with the election OF Z. H. Bliss Of Al
bnquerque as department command
~ and the selection of that city az
the next meeting place. the New
Mexico encnmpmont OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic adjourned its
meeting here today other officera
elected are; $. W. sherley. Las Cruz
ces, senior vice commander; y. y.
olney Las Vegas, junior Vice cotn-
mander; smith u simpson. Taos.
medical director; J. q. Caldwell, Al
buqueraue. adjutant
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GERMAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
REPORT NfsM LINES HOLDING

Berlin, April ss (vin London. $40
y. m.J-The German army head
quarters staff today gave out the fol-
lowing official statement;
In the western theater: The Eng
iish attempted yesterday to recap
ture the territory they had lost In
Flanders, / he afternoon they
commenced an attack on bG.h sides
Of the Ypres-Pilkot hlgh road. but
the attack broke down completely
goo meters In front OF our positions.
"a second English advance further
To the east during the evening had
the same result. Here also the en-
emy suffered heavy losses. The en-
emy did not attack on the western
bank of the canal
''In the Champagne district an eX-
iensiye French group of Qualifications
(Continued on Page Two.)
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INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER DENIES
YUCATAN CHARGES

Washington. April 1s.-The Inter
national Harvester company today
formally denied 10 Secretary Bryat
that u had sought advantages over
compeiitorn IN Xucn,an In the puf-
chase Of nisai efass and diaclaimed
knowledge of charges made b. The
carranza government that one Of a.
agents had USED The name of the
state Department. 20 farther ils inter-
ssia. al
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DECISIVE BATTLES RAGE AT DARDANELS IN CARPATHS AND IN FLANDERS

bor ar. fslns questions about the r,.
port yf the clapp conlmltttrg1
u DO"
you remember be asked thar Ii
the report ahSwed Mr.. Carnegie con.
trlbuted t1b.00 and NJ. Perkins $40.
ooo you would doubt it7"
4 remember thate
yon femember yau said 4 have y,
doubt of Il y yon are reading from
the oflclaI report and he answered
4 am reading from the ofIlciai ~.
portsf"
II remember that"
IAN right. IN now read from ths
testimony OF elmer Daser. secretary
Of the Republican national commit
tee before tbs clepp committee
In his testimony AZ read, Rlr. Dover
who gave 10 tho inseatleetlnR com.
nittee n llat Of contributors said hl
WAS not ~ any nleana certain 81 lta
correctness Or accuracy.
Colonel Roosevelt smiled broadly
while the Dover testimony was heinr
read.
''Now. Colonel Roosevelt Mr.. BOW.
ers went on, 10 you know ~hotheg
Mf. coFtelyou was a witness before
tho Clapp committee which invest.
gated campaign contrlbutlons7r
"Yes."
Counsel for Mr.. narneH objected.
why said Mr.. Bowors. n want
10 show that the Clnpp commlttee
never made any auch report as Mr..
WINS represented having been made.
Mr.. WINS ngurea were taken from
testimony a witness naid he was nnt
snre was correct.
"As matter Of fact ! intend 70
prove that Thomas TaGeaFt testified
that the Democratic books were lost.
Mr.. WINS then said he made no at
tempt 20 total tho subscriptions but
that Colonel Roosevelt himself had
said that Mr. cOrtelyou had told hlm
the fund wan about half the size Of
President McISlnlsy's, or about sa.-
900. 900.
Mr. bowers replied. "nead the rec
ordn In this case. Here Colonel Rooae-
Welt says 4 assume you are reading
from the oiIicial report" and MT. fvlna
replied 4 am
Justice Andrews remarked that all
things considered. the evidence Eiyen
by Mr. Cortelyon before another tfI@
bnnal was not to be taken In this ane
as fact.
~ fcply 10 questioas by Mr., HpN-
ers. Colonel Roosevelt said that the
attorney had called his attention.
Ia testimony before the Clapp COM
mittec. In this way the defense eot
before the jury the testimony from
the hearinrs of the ciapp comm'itee.
The testimony Of a son Of Cornelius
\. Bliss. treasurer Of the Republican
national committee wns read Re-
ceipts produced by MIR. Bliss son
we're for contributions Of less Than
81 900. 900.
"Oive your conversation with Mr..
said Mr.. Bowers.
1T was,' said Colonel Roosevelt,
~ten years ago. II was 20 the effect
we had received about half OF what
President Mckinley had. I was mis-
taken whei I said Mr.. corteiyou told
me our contributions in 1904 we're
SO. 900. 600. I had ts,s00,0Oo In my
mind when I said that. That was
something Hike the figure President
McKinley's fund totalied. Mine In
1904. Mr.. cortelynu told me, was
about si.s0O.000. was In error.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28

Talsa Okla. April 2S.--With the
Arkansas river registering rise of
nine feet, one foot lower than Tues
day, all flood dangcr, 20 far as this
section of the valley II concerned. TO-
day seems 10 have passed.
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London. April rs (i2;fO y. MI
--isRsland IL breathing freely
again today In the general belief
that the German offensive near
Yprcf has been stopped and the
country ls finding time To turn
iis attention to the DurdanelleS.
where an allied army has landed
ON both shores Of the straits.
Paris reports that the French
section has landed on the Asiatic
shore ana is making steady
progress despite the stubborn re-
slstance of the Turkish defend
ers. who are strongly entrcnchcd
and supported by artillery.
The British section has success
fully mnde q base on the Euro
pean side % the straits. Turkey
ndmits these landings, but de-
clares that allies have been am
able Ia make any progress to-
ward the interior.
The latest French official an
nouncement declares that the
allies are making continued prog
ross between Ypres and riNmudc.
where the capture OF prisoners.
machine guns and war supplies
Is claimed. Following the re-
ported failure of the German At.
tack at Les Epargcs. the Frcnch
apparently have resumed the Of
fensive IN that region.
The most significant happen
ings In the diplomatic situation
is the recall Ia Rome Of the Ital-
ian ambassadors In London. Paris
and Reflin ana Vienna for a con-
ference with the minister of for
eign affairs. Austria ls credited
with making new concessions 10
Italy Italian observers believe
that the points still unsettled be-
tween Italy and Austria do not
make an agreement impossible.
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Paris. April IS Cs;sO D. MIA
communication from the ministry OF
marine recltinE the torpedoing OF the
French cruiser Leon Gambctta was
given out this afternoon. IL Is text
ually as follows;
The armored cruiser Leon Gam
beta. cruising az the entrance Of the
Otranto canal. wna torpedoed the
night Of April 26-27 aud went to the
bottom IN ten minutes.
"All the officers on board perished
az their posts one hundred and
thirty-six members ~ the crew. in
cluding eleven under-ofnccrs. were
rescued by vessels sent out promptly
To- their help hy the italian author
tiles
THE list Of Survivors has not yst
been received at the ministry of ma
rine."
The Leon Gamhetta was equipped
with -four 7G-inch guns. sixteen Ga.
inch guns. twenty-four 3-punCofs
and five lS-inch torpedo ulcs. Her
crew was from 10 20 500
she was built In Brest in 1903,
costing $sSS0. 900. ana wis tSG feet
long and 1Oh feet beam. with s6is
feet mean draft.
AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE ia
DID THE BIG JOB
Brlndisi, Italy, Tuesday. Aprn %,
a a. 90
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Fort Worth. Tex. Aprll 2S.--Fort
Worth today faced serious flood
situation because of the new rise that
swept down the West Fork last nisht
Zig gaREs OF men were at WORK
strengthening the leveeE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28

Agua PFleln, sonNIH- April H.
General =. Elias Gales. carranna
commander IN sonora. has pecelved
q telegram from Colonel Miguel 6a-
maniego that eastern sonora a. Gar
az sehuaEipa, re miles south 81
here. had been ciebred % Villa
troops.
Samaniego stated that the innahl-
tanfH Of tho territory renewed their
allegiance to the cerfanxa Severn
mont when his expedition appeared
villa forces he said. Withdrew TO-
ward ufes, where Governor Mnyto-
rena. who Il villa partisan, 4 un-
derstood 20 be mobIllslng an army
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f.os Angeles April es.-- nal,ozaf
Aviles, former governor ~ Lower
California, ana Ffanclsco Ayon and
Oeronimo Randoyai OF san Diego.
Cal, pleuded not guilty Ia the federal
district court here today 20 an Ia
dlotment charEing conspiracy 20 vio-
lato American neutrality BY sending
armed men into Mexico. Harry
Chandler, general manager of the
Los Angeles Times. Walker nowkef.
manager of Mexlean ranch property
% Chambers, and General II. q. OTIS
and General - J. vnioen. noer,
weer allowed until May a 90 plead
20 similar indictments
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Galveston. Texas. April Philip
y. MeCleary, the American news.
papcrmnn, recently reported sen
fenced 70 death by General Ca-ranEa,
arrived here today on tho steamship
clty of Tamplco. from Vera Cruz.
the caFfanza govefnment. but n en-
ployed IN Us news service.
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Berlin. April 2s tby wireless TO
sayvllie). - The French armoTed
cruiser Leon Gambetta has been tor
pedoed by an Austrian submarine.
according to news received by the
Overseas News Agency. Part Of the
crew OF the French warship was
saved.
Brindisl. Italy. Tuesday April %,
1895 =. m. (vin Paris, April gs, 1850
y. m)--The French cruiser Leon
Garnbetta. torpedoed by an Austrian
submarine in the strait OF Otranto.
has been run ashore. Fears are now
entertained that she may float away
on the next high tide.
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m f'nso. Texas ApfA Anafus
Garcia. the casfanan eanaul here.
displayed tpaay teieNIan from
General obreeon. which hsa been
sent yesterday from lrnpuale and ~
ccsved BY way ~ the warn Cruz
Galveston euAin. ThlA wne oYfored ~
proof that thq Carfnuea commander
had not been cut Off from eomnnnl.
cations with General Cefranaa al
Vera cruz ora 1l edQIcts TODAY
failsd 10 report any riehtin3 of cp,sr
sequence between Irhpusto. Dpse-
svn's naAs ana HHooe GAItthfss.
where the vida mobilization y under
way.
General obroeon haa rsportes ti,e
occupation BY caff4oaa forrea Of Mo-
reiia. an important town in AiIchoa-
can state. south 1f the scene uf the
present conflict Tno statement
flnlrned control over the entire state.
In which ssevrai iatee mining prop
critics are located
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GERMAN BATTLE FLEET OF S|XTY-E|GHT SHIPS
STEAMS BOLDLY OUT into THE NORTH SEA
AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE SENDS
FRENCH ARMORED CRUISER TO
BOTTOM IN STRAITS Of OTRANTO

French Ministry Of Marine Admits Loss of Ship Worth Six
Million Dollars, With All Her Officers and More Than
Half Her Crew of 700 to 500 Mem Sunk in Ten Min
uttes After Austrian Boat Fired Well Directed Tor
pedo.
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English and French Land
Armies on Both Sides Of
Straits for Final Land and
Sea Assault on Constanti-
nople.
CARPATHIAN STRUGGLE
GROWS IN INTENSITY
Berlin Today Says Allies Have
Issued False Reports TO
Minimize Extent of the
German Victory in West.

Berlin. April ~ tvia London.
y. m.)--Iiani Hey. former
president of the Turkish paFlla.
mcnt, who IN now In Berlin. re-
eeived a Telegram frOm Oonstan-
tinOpie last night stating that
5000 French AMI British soldiers
hnd becn driven To the sea aud
that i2,0Oa had been captured
by the Turks ~ a result of the
attempt of thu allies Co land
forcs 20 attack the Darsianelles
Qualifications
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Nancy, France. ApriI ~ (yia
Paris, $50 D. m.)--A German
arroplanc attacked Nancy. Three
hombs dropped In the centcr of
tho city. Three persons were
killed and number of others
were injured seriously.
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Icontinue.l on Page Two.D
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AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE TIA
DID THE BIG JOB
Brlndisi, Italy, Tuesday. April 81
9:l5 .. m. (via Paris, Aprn 2s. 1853
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-12-01
Sheritf's Sale

Taken by virtue Of an execution the per-
sonal property hereinafter mentioned and
will be sold at public auction on December
10. 1918 as follows:
The boards, barn frame and other mater
ial from barn torn down on he Ir. Weeks
farm in Walden. now lying on land owned
by Archie Michaud OF Walden and near
where IL formerly stood. This property will
be sold at public auction. December 10,
1915 at II O'Clock a. m in the public high
way opposite of where IL now lies
Certain timber, logs and poles cut by ID.
Ainsworth and now lying on side Of road
between Eli 'insworths building and build
ing occupied by r. Ainsworth In Walden.
Estimated to contain three thousand feet of
lumber in logs and four hundred poles. This
property will be sold at public auction Dec
emher 10. 1918. at II O'Clock a in the
public highway opposite Of where they now
lie in said Walden.
Certain poplar and other soft and hard
wood logs and poles lying in the doory ard
of Ell Ainsworth and on the opposite side Of
road from Eli Ainsworth's house In Walden,
estirn ated to contain thirt y-fve hundred feet
of lumber and one hundred poles. This pro-
pertv will he sold at public auction I'm the
public hiRhwayin front Of the dwelling house
of Eli Ainsworth in Walden, at u noon,
December 10. 1918
c w. THURBER, Deputy Sheriff.
Walden VT.
Nov. "a. 1918.
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Land Sale TO Pay Unpaid Taxes.

The NONRESIDENT PROPRIETORS of
the Town of Barnet, County of Caledonia
and State of Vermont. are here by notified
hat the taxes assessed by such Town with
n the four years next preceding this date
rem ain, either in whole or In part. unpaid on
he following described lands in such To wn
o wit. a small tract of land supposed to be
a portion of lot No 172, In said Town of
Barnet and supposedly owned at this time
by one Matte Jane Martin. and described
follows: bounded the east north and
South by lands of F. A Lindsay. on tie
west by highway leading from the John
Bundy farm to the Horace Warden farm and
being a part of the premises decided Peter
and William Lindsay by Robert Gilfillan. by
his deed OF warranty. dated January 10th.
S67, and recorded in book %. page 257 Of
Barnet Land Records, and also described in
the following manner: beginning at the
northwest corner. following south the center
of the highway twenty rods. then east eight
rods to stake aid stone. then north twenty
rods stake and stone, then y est eight
rods to place of beginning; said tract of land
being the same decided by William Lii dsay
to the said Matte Jane Martin, December
18th, 1908. by deed recorded in book 80,
page 95, of Barnet Land Records.
And so much Of the aforesaid land Will he
sold at public auction at the Town Clerks
office in said Town of Barnet, on the nth
day of December. 1 81 3. at O'Clock in the
forenoon. shall be requisite to discharge
such taxes with costs unless previously paid.
Dated at Barnet. in said ounty of Gale
donia, this 18th day of November. 1918.
n. c. KENT,
First Constable and Collector ofTown Taxes.
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RYEGATE
/ (drs. c. A McKirahan, Correspond


ent.)
Rolla Sargent, while playing in a
dump-cart in the barn on Saturday,
had the bones of one of his arms bad
ly shattered by the tipping of the cart.
Raymond Thompson was taken to
the hospital at Hanover early Monday
morning to be operated upon for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. Lima Weed came from Brad
ford on Saturday to remain over Sun
day with her brothers family, Mr..
and Mrs. Wesson Sargent.
Mita Anderson of East Reygate be-
gan work for Mrs. F. S. Nelson on
Monday.
The box supper held in the vestry
of the United Presbyterian church on
Friday evening was well patronized.
The proceeds from the sale of boxes
amounted to nearly $23
The families of J. H. Symes, F. S.
Nelson and H. w. Smith of East Rye
gate spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. J.
A. McKirahan and son Edwin.
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Simpson were
the guests of M. H. Gibson and family
for Thanksgiving.
Althea Nelson, Florence Phillips,
Dorothy Nelson, Aida Nolan, Nor
man Lowe, CdrOllne, MARY ana Mer-
rill Gibson of the st. Johnsbury Acad-
envy spent the Thanksgiving season
with the home folks.
Miss Beatrice Wright of st. Johns
bury was a weekend guest of Miss
Dorothy Nelson.
Arthur J. Symes lost one of his
work horses Sunday night.
Mrs. G.. w. Lumsden of Greensboro
is visiting her brothers family Mr.
and Mrs. George Gebbie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of Newbury are
working for Mr.. and Mrs. George Geb-
bic.
Miss Pearl Bort and her sister, Lau-
ra, from Monroe, N. H., attended the
box supper and social at the church
Friday evening.
Mrs. William Taylor of Newbury
came on Monday to care Tor the home
of William Thompson while he and
Mrs Jennie Taylor, father and grand
mother of little Raymond Thompson
are at Hanover awaiting the result of
the operation on Raymond on Mon
day.
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PROBATE OF WILL
ESTATE OF HOWARD ]. LEE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Caledonia IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Called onia: To all persons interested
In the estate of Howard ]. Lee. late of St.
Johnsbury, in said District deceased, Greet
ing:
At Probate Court, holden at st. Johns
bury within and for said District on the 9TH
day of November A. d. 1918. an instrument
purporting to be the last Will and Tesla
ment and two Codicils of Howard ]. Lee,
late of 81 Johnsbury. in said District, de
ceased. was presented to the Court afore-
said, for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the
4th day of December A. ID. 1915, at the
Probate Office in said St. Johnsbury, be as
signed for proving said instrument; and that
notice thereof be given to all persons con
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Californian. a newspaper
circulating in that vicinity. in said District.
previous to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said Court, at the time and place
aforesaid, and contest the probate of said
will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand al St. Johnsbury, In
said District, this 10th day of November.
A. d. 1915.
WALTER P. SMITH, Judge.