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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
81 Scott Homestead Sold.

Special 20 Times Republican.
Nevada Feb. mayor Charles H.
Hall has Just closed a deal whereby ne
becomes owner Of the residence prop
e-tr on Vine street known as the old
Colonel scott property. This is one OF
the most h!storic properties in the city.
Colonel Scott was for many years
prominent man in Iowa affairs and the
residence when erected in an early day
was builded we'll and is still one OF
the most desirable homesteads in the
city. The house was for several years
the home Of the famous Billy Sun
day baseball evangelist, during the
time that he was protege of Colonel
and Mrs. Scott.
II is the intention of Mayor Hall to
remodel ard rnodernize the house in
the interior but leave the exterior and
the grounds as they are as a memorial
or Colonel Scott.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04

Fairfield.
Dale. 15-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs william Parsons, Of Cedar town
ship. suffered d fracture Of Two bones
Of the left leg, between knee and ankle,
recently. He WAS riding horse when
the animal slipped and fell upon him
keokuk.
Keokuk streets will no longer he
puzzle 10 the visitor. The streets will
be marked with large enamel signs in
blue and white, similar 70 those in
Cskaloosa, which Will be iesible at con-
siderable distance. The civic League
Of Keoxuk. the leading woalans organ
ing signs. They have oeen ordered
now and will De put in piace at once.
Milan.
Ice gorged in Mil creek. which runs
thru Milan, Monday, caused the VII
lage to be flooded TO a depth Of a foot
and half Nearly all OF the town is
under water and heavy property dam
age is feared. The business men were
making an attempt TO remove the forge
tie Monday. Mill creek rms into the
Mississippi. The water IS from the
rain and melting snow.
Muscatine.
The First Presbyterian church OF
Muscatine has awarded the contract
for a $40, 600 Improvement to the
church property. The cid church,
which stands as one of the pioneer
edifices Of Iowa, is 20 be improved al
a cost Of $4,000, and a like sum Will
be expended in the erection of a Sun
day school hall adjoining, which build
ing will correspond in architectural de-
tail to the remodeIed church.
Perry.
T. n. Gardiner. pioneer Dallas coun-
ty farmer and founder Of the town
bearing his name, is critically Ill at his
home. His condition Is such that the
relatives and the physicians in attend
ance have little hope for his recovery.
Mr.. Gardiner has been suffering for
several years with a cancer and aItho
he had undergone an operation and
been treated by number OF special
lists there seems to be little doubt but
that the end will come soon.
oskaIoosa.
Antonio Martinez, a Mexican, aged
about SO years, employed on the VI
& st. J.. track work, died in board
| Ing car IL the south yards near Sixth
avenue west about 2 O'Clock Monday
morning. The matter was reported to
4 the police by couple OF the Mexican
colony members but no report wal
made to the coroner and undertaken
until afternoon and the fellow laid oyeI
twelve hours on a cot In the car "
which he had died.
Davenport.
| The 2year-oid baby zirI of Fred Cox
who lives in a shanty boat at the foo
OF Division street, suffered probsbi,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04

Ju'y 1928. The Fifty- fifth will camp
at Red Oak, Aug. 9-1s. The Fifty
third will camp Aug. 1926 probably
at Waterloo, but the place Is not yet
definitely decided. The Fifty-fourth will
camp Aug. 23-Sept 2, place open.
This week Adjutant General Logan
is holding the last school for officers"
and on Saturday he will call together
the military board to take up and con-
slider the bills for reorganization of the
guard along the line recommended.
This means Transforming one of the in
fantry regiments into cavalry regi-
ment with another battery and the ad-
dition of some other arms of the ser
x,ina
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
MINERS MAKE FOURTH STRIKE.
Former Iowa City Newspaper Man
Member Of Party Which Strikes it Rich

Special 70 Times Republican.
Iowa city Feb. A message to
Henry J. Wieneke, a civil war veteran,
informs him that his nephew, Q. *.
Gaylncn. formerly of the Iowa City Re-
publican staff. has struck it rich" in
summit county Colorado. Near Breck
euridge, Mr.. Gaymon and his three con-
freres have Just finished unearthing
$4,000 worth OF free gold, within
period of three weeks. This is the
fourth pocket they have found in their
mine, wherein they had previously
found $4,000 worth of gold. That this
100000 worth viii reach a million
duly. the enthusiastic owners predict
They are not selling stocks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
Brief News Of AIaona.

Special to Times Republican.
Algona, Feb. 4.-Dr G. F. Whitefield,
district superintendent of the NJ. E.
church Of Algona. is seriously i'll at the
Methodist hospital in Des Moines.
The streets of Algona have been
almost impossible the past two days.
1t has been impossible for the auto
buses to run and the bus men had to
get out their old-fashioned BUSES on
sleds. Snow is piled eight and ten feet
high on State street
Feb. 20. an examination for fourth
class postmasters will be held in Al
coma for the purpose of filling vacan-
cies in the fourth class offices of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. wolcott and
Wednesday, where they expect to spend
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blackford left Al
coma last Saturday for Glendale. Cal.
where they will make their futuf
home. Mr.. Blackboard was one of T.
oldest and most respected citizens /
the city. For several years he was the
efficient secretary of the kossuth
county Mutual Insurance Company.
The state board of health reports
thirteen deaths in Kossuth county for
the month of October. the majority of
which We're aged people with four over
so years of age.
The Mems Club of the CONGREGATIONS
al church held banquet in the church
dining room Wednesday evening. H
Goodrich. of Des Moines, delivered the
address of the evening on The Boy"
which was very highly spoken of by
those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bingaman will
soon move to Platsmouth. Neb.. where
MI Bingaman will engage in the buy
ing of poultry. furs and hides. They
VIII rent their property here
The members Of the Five Hundred
card Club were pleasantly Entertained
at dinner Monday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. William X. Ferguson. notwith-
standing the deep snow and blizzard.
The guests were hauled to and from
their homes in bobsleds The occasion
was the wooden wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson. and the dee.
orations and table furnishings were
unique and in keeping with the event,
which was one of the most enjoyable
social affairs of the season.
Harry Watts. who is tiler. was
taken to the hospital Monday suffer-
ing from having his hands frozen. He
was thrown from rig when the team
ran away and lay in an unconscious
condition until found. He will no
doubt lose the fingers on each hand
He worked for Contractor Robert Sid
ney al Wesley
Earl Peterson has resigned his posi-
ton with the Lone Rock bank and will
enter his fathers hardware store here
next week, as bookkeeper and clerk.
Mayor Wadsworth has appointed w.
Il. Quarton as a member OF the IL
brary board in place of the late Capt.
w. II. Ingham.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Lacey and son
Harlan, will leave this week for an
extended trip thru the west They
will visit all points of interest in Cali
fornia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
keIoss's Ssnisone Waters Make You Ae.
Like Boy. You Feel Just Like
Jumping Over Fence.

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If you are over worked. run down
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Send coupon below today Ter free
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The regular 800 size of Kelloggs
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East Man street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04

inch-65, to be exact-and this year
the total snowfall aggregated pre-
cipitation of 1.S7 inches. Last year II
was only 0.56, and three years ago only
0.26 of an inch. In January, 1891, the
single year since 1871. when the rec
ords were started that this season
record was surpassed, there was I'll
inches of precipitation.
There have been only nine months
of January during the fortyffve years
with a monthly precipitation of an
inch or more
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
How to Cure a La Grippe Cough

Coughs that hang on" demand treat
rnent. Stop and think Reason and
common sense tell you that it is folly
to grin and bear it." Those rackng
la grippe coughs that wrench the body
and cause soreness and pains in the
lungs yield more quickly to Foley's
Honey and Tar than to any other
treatment. Forty years record of sue
cesses proved this. For coughs, colds.
Group and other distressing ailments of
throat. chest lungs, lar nx and bron-
chial tubes. you can find nothing that
viii compare with tits reliable remedy.
Mcbride &: viii Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
BUSINESS BLOCK SOLD.
cherveny & Lorenzen, Of Traer, Buy
Daniels Building For $4,000.

Special to Times ReDuoTcan.
Traer. Dec. An important real
estate transfer was effected on Satur-
day when Cherveny & Loranzen, the
hardware and implement dealers, be-
came the owners Of tine Daniels build
ing. now occupied by ". J. Dawson,
as a hardware store. The considera-
ton was around 10000. Cherveny &
] ,orenzen found themselves in need of
larger quarters and are now ideally
located. They will occupy the entire
building. thus necessitating the re-
rnovaI Of the Ford hospital" now oper-
ated by Carpenter &, Bragonler.
W. J. Dawson, the present occupant
of the building, has no definite plans
out may leave town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
survey oF ORCHARDS
AMES COLLEGE DEVOTES FIFTY
SIX PAGE BULLETIN TO
SUBJECT.
SOUTHWEST IOWA APPLE
SECTION LEADS STATE
-Four Counties of Mills, Harrison, Pot
tawattamie and Fremont Produce
One fifth OF Entire Crop OF State
Orchards Largely Operated by
Owners.

~ia.,,os E-ab THE AGRICULTURAL
Woe has
experiment station "a low"
issued bulletin OF hIty-s-N PAGES oe-
voted to the subject. An Apple Or
,,,r4 s,,rvav of lrills county," The
.t.,. s-a+is-
''''ie''i' i'''S '-'''-'
tics and comparisons ee>4aes' -'
copiously illustrat ted.
>frls c5,,n4,- rarks a~st in Iowa az
,. -rra ar,
50 "pA-e
c'lard area OF The county 's S.N9o 'e'.'.s
/. TWO thousand acirs q 'htse
planted between lA'o @ha
. remainder was planted pelWee. ~ ~
and 1928. me average @-e ~ 1T
county orchards 5 ni2@',ei1 ., =
The leadlns NaF-e'-sS' AetllN- ~ - ~
portance and lanaoeF ar , G..S.. -, :,
Ben Davis, Crimes tTo.aeil. F" -i-tS'- :
Wealthy and Oneness OF !'iae1'els-
The, average namo@r q trees - iae
acre is s.. ara the aVer1se u-s-'''-'e
apart * ,, ..,.,
Eishty-t~o per cent o. Als-s e'"At4
orchards are IL sod per et-l
mulch ~ per ce't are f4l@-.l''i 90 -, -
II per cent are IN partial mag ~
ret proht from me 500 o'ei'-'t
sS6.5o per acre. SOD ana manure, s-=9-o'
per acre, partial tiliage $li' per "eFe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
HEAVIEST SNOW IN YEARS.
Fall at Council Bluffs Breaks All But
One Record

Council Bluffs. Feb. with single
exception. more snow fell in Omaha
and Council Bluffs during the month
just passed than during any for the
past forty five years. The one jan
uary when more snow fell than this
year was in January 1891, twenty four
years ago. That is the showing of the
monthly summary of weather condi
lions during the month Just passed. as
compared with other Januarys, which
has just been issued by the United
States weather bureau in Omaha.
There is a normal January precipi-
tation here of ABOUT two thirds Of an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
Nevada Pioneer Dead.

Special to Times Re uubiican
Nevada. Feb.<4-The funeral OF Will
liam Smay whose death occurred az.
his home in this city Monday night at
II. will be held from Memorial Luth-
eran church in this city this afternoon
at o'clock. Mr.. Smay was one Of the
pioneers OF the county and had long
been active in business. A native of
Indiana he came to Story county in 1859.
He farmed for some time, ran large
creamery and general store at Smay-
vile and moved TO Nevada twenty. one
years ego. He was engaged in the
granite and monument business. He
leaves besides his wife, sons Warren
and Grant and daughter, Mrs Jennie
Bobo, his aged mother, who will be
95 years Of age in April
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
BOY SCOUTS REMEMBER SICK.
Webster City Lads Carry Flowers e
Citizens Who Are III.

Citizens Who Are III.
Webster City, Feb. 4.-People who
observed boy scouts carrying flower
boxes Tuesday evening doubtless did
not realize the significance Of the act
1t was the way taken by the local
organization Of boy scouts of celebrat-
ing the fifth anniversary of the boy
scout movement in America. Each
scout pledged himself to earn Is cents
and put 1t into common fund for the
purchase Of flowers for the sick. A
local florist made the boys a special
price and ten dozen pink and red car
nations were faithfully carried over the
city. from u quarter of a mile east of
the DR.. Buxton home on the east side
to the Illinois Central viaduct on the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04

eczema worse.
IAN old friend told me to use Cuticura
Sosp TO wash with and Cuticura Ointment
on retiring At night. ] did and now have
not the slightest itchy feeling, not a mark
or scar. Cuticra Soap and Ointment
healed me-" (Signed) George Lowther.
Oct. 8, 1914.
Retain your good looks. keep your skin
clear. scalp clean. and free from dandrun.
and hair Mye and glossy. Cuticura SOAP.
with an occasional use Of Cuticura Ointment
VIII promote these coveted conditions.
SAMPLE Each Free by Mall
With APP. Skin Book ON request. Adj
drcss postcard "Cpticuea. yDspt.4 I, Doe-i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
MAKE GUARD INSPECTION.
Summer Program For Iowa Mlitiamen
Practically CompIeted

Practically Completed.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. 4.-The work of
making the regular inspections of the
national guard companies will COM
mence on Feb. IS in Iowa Captain
Ridenour. the new army officer in
charge has just arrived from Texas, but
Captain Ball will remain until after the
inspections are completed this year
Captain Ridenour will inspect the
companies of the Fifty third and Fifty
sixth regiments. and Captain BAH the
Fifty-fourth and Fifty fifth.
Dates for the regimental encamp-
ments have been fixed and two of the
four definitely fixed as to place. The
Fifty sixth will camp at Clear Lake
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04

like tearing the flesh on. II
first appeared as a rash and
It itched and burned. This
joints would crack open and
bleed at times. 1 could pull
small pieces Of scaly skin on
and then the part would be
very tender. Several Of my
finger nails came of. Cold
water seemed to mako the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04

hstralia has more unexplored area
prppprtion to the population than
"a Genef country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
Makes Nerves Tingle
With New Vitality
Kellogg's Sanitone Waters Fill Your
Mind With Joy and Cheerfulness
and Vitalize New Vim and
Yigor Into Your Body.
50 CENT BOX FREE.

Get nerves Hike steel; be clear-bratned
strong and vigorous. kellogg's Sanitons
Waters inyigorate and yitaiize does
nothing else. II you are nerve-racked.
weary and peeyish. and your friends he
gin TO think you're n dead one.' this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-04
ECZEMA ON HANDS
.|TCHEO AND BURNED.
Especially the Finger Joints. Would
Crack and Bleed. Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment Healed.

Hotel Summers. Minneapolis. MIMI
my eczema troubled me most in my hands
especially the finger tQints. felt 1T time
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
LA ORAClON DE LA TARDE

Ell captain esta sobre cubierta con
el reloy eli Ia mano, espiando en 81
lcncio ell momento precioso en- que
Ell disco del sol parece tocar en- las
aguas Y flotar un momento antes de
s%umergirse por complete. ALA de
pronto la voz Y dice:
-iSenores. Ia oracion.
Todas las conversaciones cesar:
los juegos quedan en- suspense; los
marineros arrojan al maj e. cigarri-
10 encendido todavia, Sc quitan sus
gorras de lana v van 4 arrodillarse
junto al palo mayor. Ell mas joven
de ellos abre SUI libro de oraciones Y
canta ell ave Maria Stella" y las
letanias, en- un tono tierno, quejum-
broso Y grave.
Las tinieblas a 4 bajar sobre las
olas v 4 envolver sobre la obscuridad
peligrosa ell canine del buque y lie
vida de tantos seres que no tienen
mas favor que la P~rovidencia, nj o.
tro amparo que 10 invisible que los
sostiene sobre las olas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
no PUEDEN NEGAR la ESTIRPE.

Refiere un peri6dico carranclan
de Laredo, que hace pOcos dias, al
pasar por esa ciudad con rumbo
a la de Monterrey IN consul anne
ricanO. unO de tantos SaIvadOreS de
la paIria apel!idad0 Carranza como.
81 Primer Jefe. qucriendo agrade-
rcrlr no SahemoS que Sand"rcS al
hurnn del consul. L. diio: USED So
parccc murhO a HidalgO, Mister
tulanO.
Tcnia Que ser aSi. Los Que en-
nurslrn pals han cscarnccido iodas
las SaniidairS. profanand0 lempios.
hO.arcs Y memorials. trnlan que
ll.gar hasia 81 "SaGkla SanctOrum
de nucStras veneracIGneS para nan
charlO. Nj Fl Padre de Ia Patrla te-
MIA de cScaparSe en- eSa munda-
ci6n que amenaZa arraSarlO tOdO
con Sl ola impura. No pueie ha-
Der NADIA respectable nj SantO para
los que cst;in diSpu"SiOS a todaS las
abOminacina antrS que a per,icr Su
prep0nirrancia: para los que haze
un aTO. Ell plcna Capital de la Re-
piblica lanzaron vivaS al PreSlden-
IT, americana. on Ianl0 que I'm gI-
ron lie In TERRA aZtcca lIoraha In
aGrnnta que lr infli@irra aIuel a
uuinn viIOrrabaH.. -.
FL Carranza he Laredo ha eSIado
n Ia allura del CarranZa de- San
Juan de UltIa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
political MENUDA

.ranclan (cartero de huarache y
guaripa Ell liempos de la Odiosa)
solicitandO empleados de correos
para las oficinas de la IONA de SUI
cargo. En- la c~onvocatoria que Ian
10 decia que los aspirantes a las
chambas debian tcner como requl-
sito indispensable para inSresar al
gremio. cquG Sc supOnen ustedes?
cmdritos? ccOnOciimentos? 6cua-
lidades morales?: no, senior; sim
plemente un recOnOcido amor n Ia
cauSa cOnsiilucionalista.
Ash es que VA 10 saben ustedes. Sc
lrvania m masa I'm pueblo para
luchar contra las tiranias que fayO-
recen. a determinaiO grupO de rs-
cogidos, de incOndicionalrs: Sc de-
crndia y Sc arraSa a un pals: Sc rO-
cencia y Sc arras a I'm pals: Sc ro-
ba Ia riqueza piblica y la privada:
Sc cOnvierte en- IN harapO 10 que
aver fuG una gloria. y al final de
cuentas. cuando los que sObran del
cataliSmO preguntan por los bene-
fici0S de L Obra desvastadOra, Sc
les reSpOnde: No. senior, 81 las cosas
han IuedadO como anteS; solo qI.c
noSOlrOs sOmOs mas cinicOs y nus
reimOS de las formulas y estable-
rrrnos In iirania de Ia musre. del
deSOrden V de Ia desverguenZa Y
huScamOS nueStr0s inc0ndiciOnaleS
entire los que nos aplaudan. SOmos
los pillOS que Sc subicron sObre
los iOnlOS......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
Deficiencies en- terra e impotentes en- las aguas, di-
&c la %cr1tica, Sc encuentran actualmente
los Estados Unidos

p0r 81 olrO lado. ha"amOs una
pinlura de- In Alrmania d%rrrOtada,
con las mano tOdavia ~lmprrgnauu>
con Ia San"rc de- SuS eneml@OS Gu
rOpeOS. eSforZandoSr en- vo!Ner SuS
rSfucrzOs en- direction difrrcntc a
aquella Ell que ha Sido derrOtada
Ell dcSigual pelca.
Ncncida pOr 81 incOntra>tablc pc
80 del ntimerO, supongamonOS uLe
Ia hechO II paz pcrjudlrlai Il SuS
mas carOS lntrrrSeS. pern aun con
SrrvandO Su Sobcrania y Su poder
V tai vcZ haSta al@O de Su gloria.
Irritada pOr TN habcrla surtldo los
E.StaiOS UniiOS con una gran can
lilad lie materialcS lie dcStruc-
ci6n Y muerLe. como han pr0pu-
ciOnado a los aliadOs. impellda por
Irritada pOr no haberla surtidO los
EStadOs UnidoS puede repOnerSe Ell
territOriO Y r%iquezaS. EN- mayor nu-
nero de las que ha perdidO en- Eu-
rOpa cor Sus iniitileS IntentOS de
obtener el imperio del mundo. IS
possible que llegara a un entendI-
mienlo, para lyuiar a. que en- I'm
tempo fut SUI enemigo. cl aStuto
Jap6n.
En- ell deplorable case del hun
dimicnto del "LuSitania, cuando
muchas vidaS americans Sc per-
dieron, cque medidaS de repreSa-
liaS nudierOn tOmar los Estados
Unidos contra Alemania. con posi-
Dilidades de que dieran por result
lado algunas ventajas milrtares, te-
rritoriales, comerciales o finan-
cieras? eAparte de los embarques
de municiOnes y efectos a los ALA
dos. que los EStadOS unldoS tStan
hacienda ahora en- Ia mayor esca-
Ia possible, haciendose acreedOreS
a un future castigo de los alema-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
Continual

En- question de municiOncS, a
Secrelaria de- Guerra de los ESta-
dos UnideS ha informado repctldaS
wees. que hay gran cscascz de
ella.
paro a mcnud0 50 ha dichO que
en- case de neccSidad este pals que
Surtr tie munirionrS a media Euro
ia. rStaria en rOndiciones de ARE
.lar 9ronto csc aSunto. Dos Sema-
nas de- ycntaja. Is 10 que ha mo-
f!yado !adoS los tXitoS aicmancS
en- Ia Inca francO-DcIga. So ne
reSi!arian mas de- dos >rmanaS pa
"a aliStar Y poner cn moNlInlento
la maGuinaria de- III departments
TO de mu~nirionrs. aS1 como para
hacer una aieruada distribution
de- elias. en- iundr fueran neceSa-
riaS. .AdemdS. So requlrIrla dlSun
tempo para fabricarlas. aun que
lOdGS los mediOS para eSa iabrlca-
tlbU "~IuNiPFdu til Cbl lrli''- i"i id
guerra actual. 81 MiniSIro lng!"S la
rraraSado irbido a Ia deSorganiza-
c!6n lie c>e Dcpartamento. E Go
bierno Britanic0 Ia tenido que ha-
Ger frente a I'm Gambia radical Y
DeligroSo iurante el curse de su.
iran guerra. debido a que des-
pueS d. SeiS meSeS De continuado
eSfuerzo de parte de >uS mas gran
ies hOmbreS. a los que unierOn Su
ayuda variaS de las SrandeS fabrl-
raS de los EstadoS UnidOS. no pO-
tia cOrreg!r Su falta de prepara-
zion inicial. Y por haber deScuida-
do Ia politica miiilar de un pals
que debia haber contadO con ua eff
ciente e~iGrc;to en- pie de guerra.
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