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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

In the interior OF the chart room on
board the hattloahip Missouri Neal
Hardin oualgn discussing with
his brother oifcera tho possibilities OF
fsa Ailomanlan war
nonlor ofnccr was noring over
translated wireless messages Against
ho wall was a modern Mcrca,ors map
10 the world
Finally ho rose "A new ooal,nF
station. that's tho trick. he said
and we've got tn see somebody in
authority at Loa Angeles unless they
moot ma en- rontc The state depart
aonta rat 10 dickor Tor coaling sta
tlan.
llo adjusted hla rlaasoB and exam,
med the map "um" ho said. Allc
aanla hcro'a Ailomanla Ito pom
tered the map carefully sizing M All
noaaihlitioa moaWrinr distances
1nally ho placed his Eager up upon
spot ln tho racilo ocoan
'rhcrc" ne sald 90 tho spot some.
sheru about thoro
What's the latitude" quericd an.
nlaor ouicyr getting out section OF
nothcr map His senior told him.
Aud the longitude he asked llia
tplOr told him that
"Eieiv0n degrees north. musod the
unlor and i23 degrees west tie
ored over hia sectional map Tie
hook his head
But be prctca,cd. there's no land
here lhnrce no island 60 be seen
Neat almost Jumped out OF hts akin
ihnrc ir gn island there. unchartod
and unmappoi' said Neal. but IT'S
there lee the tale OF Cipaahar- we
call Il tho lost ls,o"
"Who calls 80 tho Les, lalof"
Neal told them Annotea story.
from start To lnieh.
Tho commander smiled We get
our coaling stations hy making trea.
les, he said "i'vc never heard OF
making a treaty With a girl. bat Z sup.
'1ao q can he done Wen have to
Nirclcsa Washington about that Aud
know pretty rsnch what cur orders
a,ll be nov sapposp you guess.
Neal smiled "roliow tho girl." he
said,
I SO they followed Annette Rut 9th
I cra had preceded her Even while An.
acstcs journey was but haif wa,
through Something WAS happening a,
he santa Maria mission IN Lower Cab
+ fofnla.
hn;hcr Anselmo was seated at his
table. facing hornanlos ana hts party
Hes Castro leaned we'll Grounded
arm upor tho tatlo and glanced limo
Gently 'n,a the Vyes OF arcu.cf An
seleil
! am Annette lnnston. sht 4aii
The trother nad1oi. a arr sendlnr
Tor the papers, chili he sala.
50 you are his daugbterf ne said
a. length and there seemed a retc o.
disappointment In his voice .- IN,
daughter Of my old friend n.us,on
he was my ~oanE ,riend thea. lou
eis caaghter, Ans you say nly "a,
tsteni hnstca is dcadf~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

ziancrf wari'y about hiz Suddenly.
10 saw Tho Iungios edge came
down ucarly 20 tho water. Something
was stirring in tbs tnlckot Joe
stared And auideniy the face ~ q
woman lnsz Castro. porrcd our from
bonind the huge ieaf Of o tropio plant
Read That was tho message
fiaahed from the eyes Of inoz Castro
10 tho brain ~ joe Wcloher Joe
read
The note was brief and 10 the point
We DO not board this steamer
0uf ~e must reash Santa Maria
first. u 10 w 20 you anu you alone,
70 create aii possible delays. %
MOI faH ue nov.
That might az dusk. Joe Wclehar
Ranging on the dock oi thn small
steamer al 1t steamed north aioas the
coast shambitd over toward "a scout
tle. and poofod douH ta see what he
could ace. What BIZ dld 500 waa ma.
chimney the vessel b machinery WORK
iuF smoDitlY. we'll Oiled. sell cared
for fuf afoamhDai engineer is "a
btcamh boat engineer tho world over
What he saw was that Got the moment.
uD ono Wla in charEe muueutarllf
tho engineer tal stopped outside This.
was tho lnaunt That joe Welchcr had
been waiting Tot iufpoiy De- drew
from hia breast pocket email bar IS
afooi For oue instant hr hrii "a uuh
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SHIPPING RECORD MADE
BY OVERLAND COMPANY
eix hunared and Twenty seVsn Cars
loii Factory On One Day DIR
inc September

a new anipnne RECORD wac satah
liHhru hS lhn MillYssnyrrland Com
pauY uH September m when ta7 eats
lets thp factory NyVof before in the
hiatcfy nf the hia Toledo concern has
q been ahlc io reach this hirh NAtur
mngk in daily prNduoiina
During the pHai four months tho
production ui the Overland factnrs has
rfNvn tremendously in juno the
shipments aNpmgrd 200 cHia a diN
liele4p iNg end ~ AuHuHt this WAS in-
cfeasrsi in soc GAS
Dufl0g September tho ahipmfnis nf
nNrrlands again showed mafiyrd In
cfconp cash weel, lp me mouth hring
larger than any ~ thuNr preceding. Ia
the four DAYS from september ~ to 30
Inclusive fsis cars iefl iho ma ruledo
plant on thc las, Wednesday o. thf
month Nff we're ahlpprd new day :
rDgnra tor thr Overland Company
frun Aprli 81 when Tho shlpmeulh ~
new modcll first hggan % itase ihi
acinrs 80 70 september 30. tho over.
leH0 had shipped iaNii csra Durlns
the Same production ntrlnd an last
yvnyH mndolH shipments amounted O.
stilb ears THE N4a considered ii
phcuufnrnnl record at lha tinn SIT
1918 shows an lncroaec 0f over "a;
pCr cent
10y shipping ssf cars an srptcmbe'
80 The factory NOT only broke Ali fen
n,er records but u rnlfliiea the prrdir
tion mHde by lts PRECEDENT John y
Wiiiya last January AZ that tim,
SIR Willsn inshc public the fact that
BE believed the Overland COMPANY
would jump iin production up o. sol
cars a day before another year had
pasaed Even bis closest saaNcials.
considered u a haxardnnf statement e
make ~ the factory ga that tlfnf was
produciuN less than 1eo cars day
However. they AID not know ~ ghe
rsupnndous bnlldlug operations That
Mf. WHY'S had In view, The Toledo
plant at Tint time contained an arNfc.
fhtc ~ sixty acres ~ floor stAc, This
has hten increased g. mcfe than elGht,
acres and with the completion ~ build
inen now undvr way the Overland plant
viii have fo3 acres ~ fien4 4rset s,
Il stands tsday the Tolcao fnrtury !.
the lurgcst plant devoted exclusively &,
thc manufacture az automohIlen IA a.,
world
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on tho aa1 ef Do eruption q Mount
f1iufffa ifHEufr ttIraoia Annette
fiinEtOn from az op0n boat huf n faffei
20 ieafe Lqhina her father and ~ Gems
aaaats nnd ranio iu g vain attempt o
aet rnutfh when iNnHiqu mas WaiiaHei
% Sand aboard iNc InrffH With Nia
daukhier pagers prflnT W. Nfle 20 pug
igllihg me NhcfnnNuVis IN enc iDai ialaHl
u Clbnabaf ilinginun inlngg fapeat his
mind tu fffuuH r. NInrh INlffnau ffHfs
elapsa liefnnndta. upH au opium SINUS
Flfsi "iu f1nioi ina female hf. en
riict. ara the mlnlirse brute flni uii.
vac tln0ton come ~ Seaport HNnfr 400
4ldle ~ captain ilaffIu "a lFlue HifN
lies alu nfil HHd Annette fNNEinu. Hni
ploi q sisal ne pspgls isit g AHneifs
~ fhe h4Fii ff tlrWN. hlf through fi'H
iffntNnff ~ JofY NelfhNf 10 defeated hI
IuHN aNd H|a4fatfN Neal fuIaf1 iu i'It
ronspIrailfa va hnn in tltir p1ecr an
nffiF HIal0fafa fNff hffi lrpHfi a. thn
map reveals fnr luInflau ~ fIa loot o.
lend. ln "a firuFalH for pnrHentllH ~ me
hHN N
coronado iu HtHrru ~ her iaihff Tho
crew mutinf nNi nfn overcome w "a
lNAfNlNH NtfiH IfNm ilfaifHl 81
nritc Hna afai niu Hsiuffi nfi sfH ~
rufd hv % NpNngt ditrr iu.a iurH iafn
iinfaN0u UHrHW fNf hrf.fIf Nt tHnfftH
iu nu iuHufi Bon tDti $50 annette Hir
hni Anh0i g. onma1 ns HfriNrf n
tho aun rUl They ARE ffrfHel hF Hl.
fnrH from fHr ALBANY LANDED Dol NNnH.
~ ArrfHH Hrt NtHl Hft captured nui
nhni.t tli n.e frfltd hf fHiiDff nun
fhr Albany inff fr'0s iG i0l tupr't
$50 escapes Du Aef WaF fn ChaniiiIn 49,.
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At ne hotel they f.r95 v-s s.-
Az, .,t -iH mar
ward tbo mission Neal caught s..
mother ty the ANN
Annette. he cried. we csnrb, b.r
horse Whore Is sheY'
They told the story OF her s,,r,i..-
out
"Not a momcnt IN lose cvcl,,., 81,
Neal come Gil hogs-hn-rv I'M ,,r
can.
Meantime az the mission u.rr,-
doE ANA lnof-wBh mu oc.sso,c, q.
Poutos ability TO aclav ,be ssyr~, y, !,
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Ridden Peril

ftidAth fNthH
Look" said Hernandez, catching
inca by the wrist. the party has az
rived
lie handed his binoculars 10 Inca
Castro. She cooked. They are iasi
LANDING. she said. Il is all ~ The
VIII 80 70 tho father e the mission
and will uako their cleira.
What ai60r0nce does the gran
make. she exclaimed, why take IN,
risk OF setting IT, Already that Oh
priest suspects something What
do no, know. Hut nc suspects WHY
nos take The bic IN our teeth an,
uakc far Lost island set there a.
cncc Why ratf'
aesnanacs shook his mead. w
nosa sycry aavaUtaSc.' ne said. II "
save evittase within oar aan-s. 81
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ELEVENTH igsTALLmENT


Tho ife of Hernandez WRH now thor
oughly aroused a quicksilver mia
on tho Lost lale oi Ciunnbar proha
by uHNlfkei f1r 81 century or more
meant millions. many mlhunn iier
uandcf realized tho met lln WAS play
ing fur hirh stakes yory high
"Aiy ancestors Do told pon,o. hsd
a coat az arms "a motto Ride
through that was what Il said.
friend poato shall follow II that
Injunction shall ride through.
1hty Noro lounglng. hroa;hleea.
painting, against tree trunk that has
fallen athwart ono 81 tho invisible
trails OF a Central American Jungle
With Thorn was scuorlta Inoi Castro
"what va want most of all" ne
continued. "nnd what We must got
~ tho lost Isle al Cinnahar W. have
the evidences % ownership all SAW
tho Spanish grant ia the hands q tho
Fathers of the Hania Maria mission
Let uu sock al tngc tho mission. LOT
up got ali evidences ~ ownership
rhon AZ the crow nloa. the four of us
viii seek Lost lhiand yes ana nnd II
once found poHsusUion may ba nino
iontha OF the law wen have posaoa
sion HUT 10 80 poaseaslon viii bo
more than shat We know 90 law
Al Chanillio some Tow miles away
things wero happening Enslgn Nca.
Hardin with his SOUND Of oats mot
from tho cruiser Albany across IN
neck. had arrived g. board tho battle
ship Missouri waiting Tor them m
tho waters On Chnntilo rhssc wcr,
the nfly mon whn bA1 so nearly losl
their lives on tho div, cars of Mon
srnda
Annette waa with them ane Neal
was at her side rhcy were grouped
on tho wharf
Neal hochoned 20 tho captaln og thc
little Coea, steamer that WIS tied up
TO shc wharf
"Sonnr he said. "behina me il thc
long arm of the United States govern
mont My govommout protects a.
cltlrona Here ~ oitiron Miss n
lnrton. Hero IL another my nicthor
Here is a third my ffloni Wclchof
Dire thlnrs nave happened, aoncr
Look Somewhere IA that ipuelt hid
three deaperadoos aud woman. The,
have many mothois-but one In par
tlculaf AZ nigh, they will core g.
you and otter money 70 be takci
aboard llo tossed a ateru glance a.
The captain aad tapped him ca th,
arm senior hn continued "cas
your eye ovor the Missouri there ma,
shin Think OF ,ho long arm Of m,
government Take these acsperadoe,
aboard At your peril--at your poril
senior | have warned YOU Tao rcsl
Is 40 60 YOU
Tho lit,lc captain shlYeroi bit.
ISL sonor be returned. swiftly
with a bow. ~ shall g. ~ YOU cay
Meantime the third member of An
nettos party, Mr. IOaoph Woichci
had strcllvd tohind a convenient she
10 and resting place fog ais wear,
oonos and 60 smoke his niiioth elgs
rctte that tay &c struck q match
started % ilfh, his cigarette. The,
eomothing happened. The matte Ven
out--thc cigarette was kaockoa IN
cetemensously trom mis- lips
What the Ne began Then h,
stopped. A STONE was iyirr at 10
feet 4 was this etcus that hai
knocked the ciEarctte frum nctweci
his lips and naa sl.aSst knocked
tooth or two as we'll Hut thsrr wa
aomethiuE elise 10 wonder a. A h,
OF crunpicd parer had nu,terea ic Il,
ground
Weicher pickci the naner M 81.
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Tho chin Of norlta castro q1iy
cred Dean. Gha ALTERED
she dropped bDf m. Into her hand
kcrchIof
"Whon ga ho die. my daashierf
be asked rOoihinFly.
Tn 1909 iutorpoeci Hernandez. 4
was Win lim hc WAC destroyed AZ
the eruption Of Mount peloc We were
bile fuonda. P0nto bore and i-hla
partners Wo tuod o. Save hIm u
waH uo uee iie waf onglIioi iie
died horrible death
'aAo vas o small chH1 then said
thc priest
fra fa'd Hernandez
'noHa -daca she remember her On
thor il'HrionY'
Hardly SAID UmrsaIst we've
tried in nake her remember hlt uo-
Hho barely docs
The mce of mez castro uas a.li
huroi n Der horlH Tho PRIEST
watched atfenuteit m heage of har
shoulders
Brother An0r'mo hh a.
haa .fe hfr4a 10 r.aah0s
osor decades AID Ia of a a.
iner ah uo N.tr boz
Dam.i horo ARE o.. rau.s lfta
have lo0k
lnet sIrairhfcura n ucuau
ani Fouio u1voi for I a0dld fHr
nwto THE sudtm increment e.m.l
100 ainftle ihe priest IIe o1fai up
hastily uo gaarht ai thc blank
face 0f the Brute M noso
Who what ls tntf he demanded
pointing toward the nrutes blank
Couutcunnce
"A servant" returned Hernandez.
picked up from lhpwreck some
three Years ago lir had boon n long
ahoFcman re ls demrntcd always
40 thcy told ua iio ls devoted TO us
particularly 90 Annette"
Tho priest stared al tho Brute and
the Brute returned tho stare
Tho eyes" said tho priest. u never
FORGET cycA I've acun those eyes
somewhere before lie tapped his
forehead Let me think whom
how"
Finally he shook HIS head "lt VIII
come 60 me latcr" be- exclaimed
The priest shook out an old and
faded parchment "rhla." he OK.
claimed, "is the grant-tho original
grant"
Hernandez IN bic cagerncss. seized
q corner OF The grant Tho priest
brushed his band away
Patience. sou." he said. "there can
ho no delivery until I am satisfied
This charge has been handed down to
me
Ines pointed toward a paper on tho
table rt,ro'" she exclaimed. "la my
photograph ana tho letter from the
governor ot Martinique
Brother Nraeimo picked q un and
looked h over Il was AnncttoB ict
tor and Il bad been visod by the
governor % Martinique. ana originally
10 had boon attached Go the pnotograpn
OF Annette unglon Now. however.
genuine as tho letter was genuine as
was the guaranty OF the governor of
Martinique yot the photograph was
tho counterfeit presontmont OF Inea
castro
An. yes. ho said comparing the
picture with tho laco OF liner ana tax
ing advantage OF the opportunity tp
search hor very soul ah, yes. The
Identification would seem 70 be com
pl0lo.
Then. sali Inca u msy have tht
yrantf"
Tho priest folded up the papers and
returned Thorn 20 the iron box that has
contained thom lie rose and SMILED
Netting ia my life have ! cvcl
done. ho saii. "withou, prayer ant
slcop. THIS Ia an irnPertaat matter
u requires praying over sleeplnl
over. Como on the morrow, daughter
and / shall then make delivery. Onti
then -adlos.
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viii lafe none Wiinol' ile sI.A
without ali Gle evidence "' ~'i'
ot pe.iefel "iih 30 Ne
at oui face Fainc LET ps -.l -
can. let ua 'cttD DAB N'.h'1t i'''i
Pho VIII he neip ih-H
Hernandez hicaea roht' ~" "
iooi touio sag uF faN''hs u'a
fontc. said hefnenle@ 'A, p"'''
hah arrived
IAr} WV fn tn in' li''''D" anu
spoil 20 aii nid i"nin.
nr, returned lI".NAN'e- 'h"'
our lucky STARE the mission Dbl q soe4
two mlea uAl oi ln. t.Hik' l"''
"ili hfai lli 'p M .'. "''''
they Wii start 'li i.f ,ha Hi.''N ~
iH Then. oN ihr "af +' wa
intercept ih0m 5000 must i'i,'. i.l
nnd DE- Nfn'e ln" Nil, -' 200 'o
h.a au'} or lh @ nia t-e "'A'
DAM up f'u HIfr h' iI- 20
Herman .ra $780, tHi. ishi ANAell.
ihns'on cfen eatrf t'hA hal
boon hNr .F.Hlos i Aaii' "Ail
tAr lHm0ni Nhor '.NN0 D'
gore llr afHOw nt ,ae SANTA MARIA
....i.....
fouin tlN iru.e ".,A @ vicious
application n HU lf.
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ward. of this place 40 reach inc mis-.
sion n. exclaimed apo.st o.. vait
borr yotl She comes
no,.,, a., IN, ,t,i.ge ~, aha man, ola
hotel. Annette ordered out two horses
~ can't whit she told nor foster
mother Mrs Hardin There's no use
talking 60 me I've got 90 go
Annette started for Che mission
Half way there two figures darted out
from behind "a hillock and one of them
seized her Birdie and hrourht hor
stoed % staudstl Tororstricken.
Annette saw that the two were ponto
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Hfothefs. cried Brother Ar,sn
ae'iHt Aune.tno plight rqula
s,amufus- succ1r for This YOUR Z.
iiunani, tsoA adHaaiage X II
o1Hfu tn1urn lc Himself Il,
flaal beyond all 9ondvcn,ure ii
i.I H ui to iu leaga a.
Ia hu'eg0 COS once. IN I,
ree
IaofIcnl iuef ANA he 3,
.n.d They 0eii the room hrs
thr courtyard and iisa,psn.I
iorra"l watched them 20 4
....le returned swiftly. VIII
.. hn was upon Drothef Arss
A aoIzed tho iron Aox Ia 10 /
m us,ta, ho was acrcu
$500 rrother Auelmo had III
l.ne more than pray ana Il
DIS quiet existence lie was I, ! /
ri trained Individual Eei|
. cp la i,1pcl across he Is
.u space an aoundea up1 II
ler ot Hernandez.
lolp. help. ,rotlors. he eonrz
Ul
Iaro was holm apleniy. Henans|
.OHe1t IKE O mailman. but tho BIO
chung to him like leeches Sos,
however De worked his way lorz
.ho nearest exit and then vii \
mighty wrench ne threw Oh all hap|
slllants Including Brother Arses
and darted with q mighty Icas 4
through ,hc doorway
Tic bounded into the arms Of ri
Hardin and his squad.
Neal saw at a glance What bad
pcned TIE seized hernandez six-l
the wrist OF the hand and aru q
held the irou box. and twisted Z =
dcnIy painfully hernandez dns
the box but ierked away from y
sprang 70 window and disappaa
Behind him he heard the -
pluppiup of many footsteps
steady iopc ~ marines that can
tho long miles in less time nn
takes to tell &C.
Damn them said hernandez
3eat them 90 il yet.
Behind him the footsteps slo5f
rhore was roport--a ping HSs|
lez had reached the edge Of the q
oasis He screamed with pan
Nas as though a red hot iHe
scared him He had been hii 2
arm
Damn you" he screamed 10 n
100 beat you 90 il, yet
With almost uGsecing eyes e
across the small green spaces
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

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The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-18
On Friday the memby

On Friday the members of the local w. c. T. U. gave an enjoyable tea n the Sunday school room of the Methodist church. A few guests were present. This pretty event was to welcome back members who had been away for a season and to meet and greet the public school teachers. The room and the table were sweet with the fragrance of sweet peas and pansies. Several tall vases of sweet peas and low bowls of pansies were placed taste fully on the long table which was beautiful with snowy napery, cut glass and fine china. A delicious repast was seeved. Most interest ing talks were given by Mrs. L. A. Harrison, Miss Margaret Keenan, Mrs. Pedersen and Mrs Conway. Mrs. Harrison gave an account of the work in Tacoma, Miss Keenan, who was the guest of Mrs. Cornelia Templeton Hatcher in Seattle was able to give a very instructive talk On the work being done by the workers there, and as she had met many Of the national W. c. T. U. members, her talk was doubly in teresting. Mrs. Conway spoke of the work done at the big fair in San Francisco, while Mrs. Ped ersen's remarks were more on the home work. After the luncheon the members held a short business Ees- siop and elected Miss Keenan a like member of the organization. It was voted to subscribe for Q good work on the subject of tenn perance, and that as many as choose may purchase the book from the Reverend L. H. Pedersen and that a class will be organized at once to begin the work with MT Pedersen as teacher. All who wish to enter into this class can do so by seeing the instructor, but 1t will be best to do So at once as the books must be ordered,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-18
All Wrong
The Mistake Made by Many
 Alaskan Citizens.

Look for the cause of backache.
 To be cured you must know the cause. ..
 If it's weak kidneys.
 You must set the kidneys working right.
 Read this statement:
 Mrs. Eliza Harris, SIS Emerson Ave, IIoquiam, Wash, says: "For several years I was bothered with kidney trouble, especially in the winter. The pains and dull, heavy ache in my back were very severe. I had olther ailments which showed that my kidneys weren't doing their work right. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the kidney trouble and the backache left me"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Harris had. Foster-Mil- burn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-18

Mrs. James Hart and Miss Ethel Hart of Chicago, mother and sister of Mrs. w. H. Henson of Skagway, Mrs. II. s. Pullen, MT. and Mrs. w. II Henson and MT. J. NJ. Keller wen- to Dyea by motor boat on Friday and will spend the weekend hiking in and around that old his toric spot. The party will probably go to Sheep Camp if the weather permits and camp there for a night or two before returning home.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-18

Mrs. James Wickersham, wife of Alaska's delegate to congress was the guest of honor of the Fair banks Womens Civic club when they held their first reception Au- gust 2Sth. This was a very bril- liant function and the members of the club will give a series of so- cial gatherings during the winter and fall.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-18

Mrs. R. A. Sales and son, and Miss M. c. Tucker of Koekuk, Iowa, are living temporarily in one of the GauIt cottages, awaiting the re- turn of MT. Sales, who has gone in- to the interior as mining engineer.