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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-19
TO BUILD 10000 HOME.
II. z. Armstrong, Of Fort Dodge, Pays
$4,000 For Site.

Fort Dodge, Aug. ID T.. Arm
strong, at the opening OF the Smell
residence addition yesterday. pur-
chased two lots, one 225 207.4 and the
other 121.4Ox l7b. The lots soid Tor
$4,000 and $4,000 They are lots and
I of block E at the intersection OF
Crest and Northwood avenues. Both
face east. Mr.. Armstrong plans on
erecting beautiful residence, which
viii cost about $4,000 on these lots
Faber Jones was another buyer yes
terday. He purchased lot in block
B, facing south on Summit avenue. Mr..
Jones plans on erecting a $4,000 resi-
dence there in the spring.
This addition is one Of the most
beautiful residence districts ever
opened up in Fort Dodge. Located in
what always has been known as the
North Woods the addition has a nat
ura1 beauty that has been improved
by landscape schemes.
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choir wex sos thslr: homes q. lgyeamofe.

their Wy e. their. honsr 4, syeamor,s,
Prof. q. P. wyc,off has gone OF .
two wssks' business trip t. Langdon,
N. d.
Reports from college authorities In
dictate that the freshman class Of tho
coming term will be the largest that
ever sctsred Iowa College doors. In
view OF this fact and Of another Of
great importance that many OF these
ana more advanced students hero must
largely work their own way thru the
institution there - IN appeal to the
citlsens Of tho town who need any
kind Of work done to call upon the
college labor bureau for assistants.
There are people who have fears that
this college will become the place for
the children Of the rich to the crowd
Ing out or frowning down Of the poorer
students and who DO not wish 1t DC, and
are making all possible efforts to give
the needy the chance that was In
tended by the founders Of this college.
The teaching force Of the conserva.
tory Of music In the college here II to
be enlarged the coming year by the
addition Of Prof. H. o. Hickernell, who
VIII have charge Of the wind instru-
ments. He has been in charge Of q
band 81 Asbury Park, N. T., and has
taught In the state institution at
Skillun, N. ]. He has also been di-
rector OF the municipal band at Har-
risburg, Pa.
Mrs. William wrage. who has been
for the past six weeks at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Haynes, at
Franklin. Neb, where she has been In
troduced to a new granddaughter, is
now back at the family home in this
city.
Theodore Risse was elected as the
Sixth district delegate to the national
convention Of the Modern Brotherhood
of America and went to Davenport
where he took boat for the meeting
place at st. Louis. He IL expected back
on Saturday.
Garnett Morgan returned to his home
In Minneapolis yesterday after q vaca-
ton Of two weeks spent in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-19
New Barn For Anne. Fair.

Ames, Aug. 19.-At meeting OF the
directors OF the Central Iowa Fair As
ISOLATION, held Tuesday afternoon, it
was decided to provide further accom-
modations for the live stock exhibits at
the coming fair. c. L. Siverly. 8. 8.
Kooser and Charles Drasoun were ap-
pointed az a special committee to pro-
coed at once with the erection OF
cattle barn, additional room for ponies
and to put the sheep and pig sheds In
condition with permanent roofs.
The cattle barn, which 10 to be To-
Gated on the nat at the east side OF
the grounds, will be % < 122 and will
accommodate seventy head Of cattle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-19
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHA1LTowN. AUGUST 49,

in the 'ministery IN this conference.
Bishop Stuntz's wife waSb formerly
Miss Stella Clark, Of this city, sis
ter Of the wife Of DR.. H. w. Bennett
for years one Of the leading ministers
of the conference. There are about
two hundred nifty ministers In tho con-
ference. Tho report Is that there 10
not much probability Of a shake up IN
the appointment Of ministers at this
conference,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-19
eIekoess Common n Summer.

Hay fever 10 attributed to pollen
floating In the air. while asthma u
caused by dust ana certain atmospheric
conditions common in summer. Suf-
rerers who can. seek the noun
tains or the sea- Hay fever
and asthma victims compelled to
remain at home will md relief In
Foley,s Honey and Tar Compound
which allays the Inflammation. soothes
and heals raw and raaping bronchial
tubes and helps to overcome difficulty
in breathing. and makes sound. re-
freshing sleep possible.
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In Ne District Court of Iowa in and
for Marshall County.
Carl a Johnson, Plaintiff,
Florence Abel Byrnes Almon A. Snow,
Mrs. Alrnon A. Snow, John Kemp
nauer, and the unknown heirs at law
of the above named defendants and
all the minor heirs thereof, and all
insane persons and unknown claim
ants OF Lots One and Two Il and p
OF the Northwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter (NWA OF NWA)
OF Section Nineteen G9), Township
Eighty-four (SD North, Range Sew
enteen 40 West 9Th P. " Marshall
County, Iowa
To Florence Abel Byrnes. Almon A.
Snow, Mrs. Almon A Snow, John
klempnauer and the unknown heirs
at law Of the above named defend
ants and all the minor heirs thereof
and all insane persons and unknown
claimants Of Lots One and Two Il
and p Of the Northwest Quarter OF
the Northwest Quarter tNwA Of
SWA of Section Nineteen G9).
Township Eighty-four ts4) North,
Range Seventeen III West Of the 5th
You Are Hereby Notified, That on or
before the 5th day of August, A D.
1875, there will be fled in the office of
ihe clerk of the District Court Of the
State of iowa, within and for the coun-
" OF Marshall, the petition off Car! A.
Johnson claiming of you that the plain :
tiff is the absolute and unqualified
owner in fee simple of Lots One and
Two Il and p OF the Northwest Quar-
ter of the Northwest Quarter (NWA
OF NWAl of Section Nineteen (1a>,
Township Eighty-four tS4) North
Range Seventeen 90 West OF the 5th
p. NJ. of Marshall County. Iowa, and
that he acquired title by warranty
deed on the goth of September, 1911,
which deed has been duly recorded In
the office of the county recorder of the
County of Marshall and State Of Iowa,
and that plaintiff is credibly informed
and believes that the defendants here
tofore named make some claim ad-
verse to the title. interest and owner
ship OF the plaintiff III and &c said real
property above described by reason of
certain apparent defects and clouds
upon the title and the interest of the
plaintiff and his grantors That the
certain deed executed by Thomas B.
, Abel to A1mon A. Snow of the certain
tract and parcel of land that Is now
plated. owned and described as Lot
Two t2) Of said Northwest Quarter OF
the Northwest Quarter (NWA Of
y 5NWA) of said Section, Township and
Range aforesaid. was erroneous and by
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upp.r low. Conferences Sept. is.

Special to Times-Republfcan.
Mason City, Aug. 10. - The Upper
Iowa conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copaI church viii open In Dubuque
Sept. Ii. continuing for one week.
Bishop Homer c. Stuntz. who was or
da.ned es a minister Of the Methodist
church by Bishop Bowman, will pre-
side at this conference at the reques.
OF the pastors. He has q son engaged
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Alsona cemetery The members az The
q. A. r. attended In Q body. ttf
The Kossuth county fair will be
held In Algona on Sept. z, 8, 8 and 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-19

IN the District Court OF Iowa IN and
For Marshall County. Septem Der
term, A. D.. 1915.
VI. L. Andrews, Plaintiff,
Richard H. Hughes Mrs Richard H.
Hughes. his wife Thos. Scholfeld,
Thomas scholfeld, Amos Wyatt,
Amos s Wyatt. Henry Arson, G.
Choate. Green Choate. Thos. B. Able.
Thos. 3. Abel. Florence Abel Byrns,
and the known or unknown heirs,
spouses, minors or insane persons
claiming by, through or under said
persons above named. or either or
any of said persons above named.
and all persons interested or con-
cerned in the Southwest Quarter Of
Section No. Thirty-four (34) in
Township No. Eighty three (s3).
North. Range No. Nineteen G9)
West Of the 5th P. NJ, Marshall
county, Iowa, and the unknown
claimants OF said property, and all
persons having or claiming to have
an interest therein, whether known
or unknown, sane or insane, or other
wise incapacitated. and all unknown
claimants Of said described real
estate,
Defendants.
To the above named defendants and
the unknown claimants OF the above
described land:
You are hereby notified that there is
now fled In the office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Iowa, IN and Coz
Marshall county, the verified petition
of NJ. L. Andrews claiming OF you that
-, f1o e~Sy, Ia ~
The Southwest Quarter OF Section
Eighty three (s3), North. Range No
Nineteen (19). West OF the 9Th P. NJ.
Marshall county, Iowa;
That he became the owner by pur-
chase from Mitchell E. Andrews That
some claim to the said property, or a
portion thereof, but he AYERS that said
c!.!-.. &c Junior ard inferior to the
plaintiffs title and ownership.
That the names and residences OF the
unknown claimants referred to. are un-
known to the plaintiff, and that he ha,
sought diligently to learn the same
| The plaintiff asks az relief that the
title to said land be quoted and con.
firned in him by decree Of this court:
that the apparent defects in said title
IL any such there be, be corrected by
said decree and that you, said defen.
dants and unknown claimants, ant
each Of You, be barred from ut any
time making any claim adverse to The
plaintiffs title in and to said rea
| property or any part Of 1t.
| Reference is made to the original pc
tition now on file. No personal judg.
] n1ent is asked against any defendent.
Now unless you appear and make de-
Tense thereto at or before noon Of tn,
second day Of the next September tern
of said court, to be begun and held q
Marshalltown, Iowa, ON the 9Th day o
September. 1915, your default will b.
entered and decree rendered thereon
as prayed for In said petition.
i Dated III 9TH day of August. A. D.
1915.
MI. ANDREWS. Plaintiff.
BY w. H. Hammond. His Attorney.
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Hear Hint
Or. how We drat
That prudent soul
Who now puts In
His winter coal.
New York Sum-,
Orders for 100000 tunics fcI
Russian army have been plal
Leeds firms.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

September Term, A. D 1915.
In Ne District Court of Iowa in and
for Marshall County.
Carl A. Johnson. Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

IN the District Court OF Iowa, in and
For Marshall County. Septem bel
term, A. D.. 1915
" Ap,reua p1aiof{N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
TIE LYRIC.

ono of the greatest receptions ever
rendered uu act was received by
Hodge mud Iyurs at the opening show
SUNDAY afternoon M the Lyric. The
title NJ their act a Night on u New
York Roof Garden well describes the
chuurtur of their comedy. Twilight
was deepening into darker night and
the white lights were Just beginning
tu throw ont their ulluring rays Up
high upon the roof NJ one NJ the tall
est buildings q little beauty spot "
ferns palms and flowers nestled be-
urulli the starllt heavens above This
i the scene which the curtain exposes
inst before the company makes their
first appearance ON the stage. The
predomlnating features NJ this song
are the splendid voices of the com
nnny The costumes are most perfect
and the chorus Is far beyond that of
the average tabloid comedy jimmie
Hedges Is hlg part ~ the show and
makes big hit with the auditors
'MLlss,' Shubert feature I've
acts presenting Howard Est - X
with barbara Tennant, will b. on the
Lyric screen today This story, Of
which Bret Harte ls the author. will
be- found 10 be- full of thrills and
pathOa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
WAS FUNSTON'S SCOUT
Oklahoma Newspaper Man Was with
hansan In the Philippines During
spanish War.

OlLTON Ok, March TO- Iieutep
amt III Admire of OIltun. editor.
owner OF the Ollton Gusher, is span.
lsn American war veteran aud served
for lOul time In the Philippines Az
General Fred tunstou's chief of
scouts. lie was with General Fups
ton ON many NJ the scouting trims thnt
featured the fighting Kauans cam
rnlgn In the Islands aud ended with
the capture " Agulnado The scouts
Werr composed of thirty men I'm addI
tluu to Admire ny chief They were
shnrpshOOters and with the rNcpptiou
ot one or two were western boys They
we're selected from six or eight regi
mentS being recruited hy Admire. whr
always had HIS eye open for a crack
shot who could take the place W one
OF his scouts whenever necessary.
DWirg General Fnncton's cam
pnlgn IN the Philippines, every mar
from general to private would stand
his guard, says Admire, aud Genera
Funston never kicked when he had L
roll out Ot his blanket at . O'Clock
In the morning for n two hours guart
duty II was always General Funs
tons custom tn find nicc rounC
boulder about the size OF bucket
ana use II Tor a pillow; he woul,
lseep rs soundly says Admire, n,
htnugh at home In bed
III there's anything In the braver,
that th' little KansRn wouldn't do,
didn't flnd II out In the months tina
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
FAKE HOLDUPS EASILY
SPOTTED BY DETECTIVE

Have you ever stopped to think NJ
the number Of crimes that have never
Deem committed asked Detective joe
Palmer, member Of the city plain
clothes department "Wru II "
Something TO think about. believe
] can safely say that In time Of n
10 o-called crime wave one half NJ
the crimes, hOldup- ana ruhbcrle, re-.
ported t0 the police are ns fictitious
Hs flyeCent detective story In such
tiues II Il man lossrs ST. in poker
game he squares II with his wife
/ by telling 0f Hn alleged holdup or %
robbery OF some kind.
Take, for instance cases We hnyr
here where man comes In boiling
hot and describes Il desperate robbrr,
W. usc every effort 70 locate the rob
ber and after running the case u the
! ground We find that the victim" loet
some money and had 10 squnre II nt
home In other cases II is the win
WHO want, money her husband won't
give lrH She works the burglar stunt
ana he "Opens his heart and pocket
book
"rh" hold mp gag is the one worked
." most. In some cases II man will
say he has been held up aud describe
how l' fought the vicious rnbbrr or
something uf the snmc nntlrr In "A
cnSe NJ that kind YOU viii nlway.
rlnd dim" novel language and terms,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
THE EMPRESS.

Ghhy Dcslys the llustrious inter
national star and the sensation of
two continents makes her first and eN
elusive appearance In motion pictures
iU nu original story Of the theatre,
entitled Her Triumph produced In
Paris hy the Famous Players Film
company The subject was written
expressly for the star, aud IL so con
-tructcd as lo display to the utmost
advantage Mile Dcslys versatile and
astonishing talents The production
introduces many novelties. such Ms the
Dance bra}-. AN original terpsiChor-
eau creation and other features that
have won fame for the star through,
out the civilized world Of no little
importance also, is the presence In
the east of Harry puoer who has
been associated with Mile Desleys AZ
her dancing partner since her first
visit 10 this country. and who appears
In her chief support in this notable
. film productions GHhy appears today
unl tonight ul the Empress In this at
Traction making her firsth bow before
nm oklahoma city audience Patrons
should attend the matiuees to avoid
DELAYS |u obtaining seats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
BATTLE OF BALLOTS
Voters Select Their Candidates For
the Next City administration To
morrow.

Tomorrow the voters uf oklahoma
city select candidates for the next city
administration rhr most important
Of the offices Do hr filled nt this time
being that uf mayor The mayor is
the executive head Of the city 10
whom W.T. must look FOR the enforce
mrut uf its laws
II may not appear 50 uu the sur
face, but neyerthclrss.wc are facing Il
crisis In our city administration, which
imposes upon every voter the solemn
duty Of refIcctmg seriously before
casting his ballot
D. h Wrly was one NJ the first
candidates In the race lie made no
particular announcement Of his plat
form nor whit hr would do II mayor
" oklahoma city That WIS not nee.
essary because men who know Mr
Welty we'll, and even those who meet
him casually, soon reach n conclusion
as tu what hc would do aud how. and
are not uncertain In their confidence
that he has the ability and QuHlifira
tions to carry oul the principles In
which he believes
MIR Wclty has been a resident uf the
state aud territory of Oklahoma for
sixteen years, and " Oklahoma city
for ten years lie owns his home here
and resides here with his family He
is lawyer by profession, having Civ
en- his special consideration tu mumrl
pal law and the conduct Of municipal
/ affairs
lie Is also business man aud has
been successful In business affairs
He has represented the Demucrati,
party In number Of important and
honorary capacities but has had bul
one office to which any pay was at
tached, being that " representative for
Oklahoma city IN the last legislature
Az member Of the legislature he wa.
one OF the men who fought 80 valiant
ly for the location Of the capital al
Oklahoma City MIR. Wely possesses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
GERMAN

BERLIN, March 10. lBy wireless
10 SaJvllleJ The German war office
today save out II report on the pro
ErcsS Of the fighting which reads as
follows:
"Ihc baths at Wcslrudr were shell
ri yesterday without effect by two
gunhouis ut the enemy.
'Thr German utturk ON the height
south Of lprcS, occupied 70, the British
Troops, IL making good progress.
Partial attacks by French troops
north Of l." MrsnIl In the Champagne
district have been repulsch The
sncmy sustained heavy losses In the
Nosges th" fighting continues at scy
eral places.
THE number of Russian prisoners
from engagement tO the north Of Au.
gustowu forest has been increased to
|biOO Strong Russian attacks aud to
the northeast OF Przasny3 resulted I'm
Failure and the enemy's losses were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15

the qualifications necessary lo FIN the
mayors office. aud he has the size
mentality and personal courage needed
10 clean out the flagrant yiolulor- m
mv. Mr. WcIy II nominated will
get the united support uf the Demo
cratic party, aud will be- elected muyur
NJ oklahoma city.
This is the political situation from
nu impartial and unbiased standpoint
Pol Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
THE FOLLY

If you did not witness the splendid
new hin of tine Folly thcutrr Yesterday
you missed positively one of the great
rst treats N the year All the acts
were exceptionally pleasing The Gar.
rlsuu Sisters were seen In beautiful
posing novelty showing one of the
most perfectly formed women In the
world May and Rose have splen
did acl m a singing aud doncing nov
city, while Rilly Dodge is clever ms a
singing comedian skipper. Kennedy
aud Reeves nude a hig hit In their
net. fifteen minutes of mlrth aud mel
ody. II is am net of high entertaining
qualities There IL the hest of pic
lures In connection and ms an added
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE WOULD
LIMIT WORLDS ARMAMENTS

NEW YORK, March 10 Inaugural
tion of a movement to bring about n
worldly wide restriction of armies and
uayics by International agreement az
ter the European war is ended, was
announced toduy by the American
League to limit armaments The
movement is being organized through
correspondence with leaders Of public
thought In several foreign countries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
KITCHENER ANXIOUS
Difficulty In EQuipping New English
Army Is Serious Consideration; Op-
timistiC Statement

LONDON March 10 Secretary Of
war Lord Kitchener late today gave
q brief review or the war situation In
the house Of lords today He said only
trench fighting had been possible for
many weeks. hut thut thi, had not
affected the morale NJ the British
troop, who had captured Nruyc cha
urIlr oui been able To take the often
slyr
The secretary spoke enthusiastically
" the French army which he said
had made important progress at yari
Gus points along the line, especially In
Champagne
The situation I'm the DurdouclIes
Was well In hand, the speaker decHr
ed, but he was unable to say more
than has appeared I'm the press
Progress In the work Ot ruuipplu,
Rritain's new armies had hrru spU
ously hnmpcred by failure to get sui
ficient labor and necessary facilities
He said
The new supply of war material Is
now aud for the next six months or ,u
viii be- n very serious consideration u
Is causing me serious nnNiety
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
NEW YORK SUBWAY FIRE
DRIVES MANY FROM HOTEL ,

NEN YORK, March l5-Firr early
today I'm the new subway under con
strurtun on Seventh avenue between
Forty firth and Fortyfourth streets
filled the streets with smoke tied ny
traffic and drove hundreds NJ guests
from the hotels clustering about Times
squire The fire was attributed 10
o short circuit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15
FARM FOR VAGS
IS JONES' IDEA
Chief of Police Says Municipal
Farm Would lessen Number
0f Grimes.
TO TREAT DOPE PATIENTS

~ ''""' wv " '"'' ~
---.---
.
N""l about lh' 'al''h' 'r
question which ,ll police oni,m- -0N
is uur ut,Iur uI. .murr Yud f0.
n,. u,,. b.. mann. .,,.. ,..,,.....
.,
''' QUO '"'''''. '"' question: '@ h'' "'
~N'rrd. i- To- hr 'r"Ilrd for the d.
conditions, The safety OF
IIfn and prorrrr, rr.u .u,.. nurJ. ..r .
,..,..,.r
' " """.'.' ''- .'''" '. '"'0''
o."
According to Police chief webb
jones one of the most experienced mu
"i"rrrrs In the 7mDr Dn. Nugrm3
question can only b" mrt with work
Work for the wage wI wuur, ~ a.
). tine answer Juur, give. lo ur query
n- io Whut shuil hr done with rr u.u
%. l.nlrrs That are sentenced uErn
morning Iu munripu court
Work is the solution hr says nm
unfortunately work BE- something rIW
"nuUt under present conditions. h.
given to the 'usrnr who j, sentenced
lu % term u the city mll here $50.
That work Us mot plentiful ANY
amount NJ work ou br found IL On.
worker ls to do b. free but from the
inr' that with rhr exception or the
"rhnin gung' there is uo way 10 work
men here
The guarding system is inadequate
I" lnud'r 20 Iursr number ul men 20.
"I' always iu the ImI during the r0Id
months nnd $40 every day from forty
Io Sixty men -lt boo their .rII- USELESS
% H'Hd weight {" the city, mud nm iu
Jury 10 themselves
'hah Gang System Cruel
Iunl the rhnln gnnE l-a cruelty nu'
'''h N"I'"d 10y Jones. That II du"- mot
""'N'' the purpose NJ II was created
I'I hh' been voiced hN hundreds NJ
"II''I nuhirlIoI Officers IN uny
'""nN "h"rr "ih'r systems hnN" been
"I"'l'u. ana lha' lt should hr aho.
NI'u forever Us th" plea of the fair
nln'Irl citizen
".A'"E IL man "h The streets. chain
-" u" """lI''I prisoner "r {" q ball
''' """I9 '''' "'J''I "I h'Nlng and dis
-",''' g'hl'''- lr"m lh" NOR" tortn
""', '''"'uI'~. is Ih' I'l "i the gam
"" h''' ANA u is EIwI Injustice &C.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15

| wa, with him H- chief Of scouts.
though ut home iu bed
Admire. like Funston is native
Kuwlu At the outbreak of the war
with Spain. he enlisted at Chicago
iu lhr First Illinois volunteer rrgi
mru and served 400 cuba during th,
Suulmro campaign Later he WINS
first lieutenant iu the Thirteenth
lmtrl States infantry aud served ir
the Philippines four years, includiul
the imr he was chief Of scout, under
General Funston