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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-27
Order to Show Cause.
Stats of South Dakota. }

Stats of South Dakota.
County of Grant "
In County Court before Hon, s. s.. Locklart.
Judge.
In the matter OF the estate Of Andrew Wolf.
deeCeaed.
On reading and filing the petition of Amelia
Wolf and George j. Wolf, executrlx and exec.
utor of the last will and testament of Andrew
Wolf, deceaeed, setting forth the amount OF per-
sonal estate that has come to the hands of such
executors, end the disposition thereof, the
amount ofdeb 9 outetandingag ainst SAID deceas.
ed, ana a description OF all the real estate of
which said deceased died seized, and the condi-
tion and value of the respective portions theref,
and praying that license be to the said executors
granted, to sell
in block forty one. consolidated plat OF Big
Stone CITY, South Dakota:
An undivided one half interest in out-lot
twenty-tonr, Big Stone City, South Dakota.
And the south half Of the southeast quarter OF
section twenty:
Lot four dissection twenty.one;
Lote one, TWO and three OF section twenty
eight:
The northeast quarter and the north half of
the southeast quarter Of section twenty-nine.
all in town ship one hundred and twenty
Que, north OF FRANCE fOrty-eix, west of the fifth
p%rincipaI meridian. all IN Grant county. South
Dakota:
And 1t appearing by said petition that there ia
not sufficient personal estate in the hands of the
said executrix and executor to pay said debts,
and that It is necessary in order to pay same, to
sell all of said real estate:
Now Therefore, 1t Is Ordered, that all persons
interested III said estate appear before the Judge
Of this court on Tuesday, the 18th day OF septem.
the court room Of this court in the Fret National
Bank Building in the city OF Milbank, Grant
county. South Dakota. then and there to show
be granted to said executors. George g. Wolf
and Amelia Wolf aforesaid, to sell said reol e.
tate according % the prayer in said petition.
II is Further Ordered, that . copy Of this order
be published for four successive weeks prior 10
SAID day OF hearing In the Herald-Advance, OF
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-27
Notice Of Hearing
STATE OF sUUTH DAKOTA

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
In County Court
County of Grant
ton, deceased.
Notice le hereby given that pursuant TO an
order of the court made on the Bird day of August
1918, which order WAS made upon the verified
petition, asking for a conveyance. that the pati-
ton will be heard at the office of the County
Judge of said county, in the First National Bank
building, in the city of Milbank, in said county
and state, on tn 3ist day of August, 1915, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, wnen proofs
Will be received and persons interested in said
estate may fife objections and the proof of said
petition will be heard and q full hearing had up
ON said petition.
Dated at Milbank. South Dakota, this 4th day
of August, 1915.
By the Court.
s. s. LOCKHART
County Judge
Attest:
EARL LIGGETT
Clerk.
Aug 6-4-27
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-27

the principal label. is not sufficient to correct
the wrong impression caused by the statement
on the principal label
Raw Linseed Oil. Sold by Kansas City Oil &
Paint Co. Omaha. Nebr. Adulterated in that
it contains mineral oil
|, Guy g.. Frary, do hereby certify that the
articles included in the foregoing list have been
examined by myself or by my assistants and
found to be adulter sted or misbranded within
the meaning of the laws of S nth Dakota.
GUY q. FRARY.
State Food and Dairy Commissioner.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day OF August, 1915. c. l. VAUGHN.
Notary Public.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-27
Statement of Receipts and Ex-
penditureS of School District
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA1

County Of Grant
MllbaLk Independent School District.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Inc following is q statemsnt OF the receip t.
ana expenditures of Milbank Independent
school district, tfGrant County. South Dakota.
Tot the school year beginning july 1, 1914. and
ending June 30, 1913, as ascertained upon settle
ment with the treasurer of said school district !:
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand July /, 1874. 1854
Amount received from district tax .... lh9l9.3 IS
Amount received from apportionment.. al AS
Amount received from sale of books
Amount received from MI other sources. 11g.l5
Total receipts from all sources ;. s .66i5 80
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid for furniture. apparatus
and fixtures. 225. Is
Amount paid for teachers wages....... llO70.OO
Amount paid for officers salaries. .... $4,000
Amount paid for %lanitOr's salary $3.50. $50 .U0
Amount paid for insurance. Ala. AZ
Amount paid for coal and repairs...... $3.50
Amount paid for interest on bonds. S3O.O 90
Amount paid for redemption OF out
standidg warrants. 1870. IS
Amount paid for interest on warrants. rs. 10
Amount paid for purposes not before
mentioned 1888 A
Total TX Expenditures for all purposes
during the year 232'3.1 1,
Balance on hand June 80. 1al5....... 1912. 50
This balance on hand, S1342. 50 is deposited IN
Merchants National Bank. located at Milbalk,
South Dakota.
Dated this Both day OF July 1918.
S. s. Lockhart,
President OF District school board.
| Clerk OF the district school board.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

(U'tIau0 itldt5 blrtiG eltcr og orad.
niicrcoc Mm0eticueiteu metooIif. &c
irdnitc % tnlfe CrQauIidtioner bar
uopitlet Ito omtrcnt Ieunlioe2, %
Snltlduo lfaI have ca. 1000 Arigs.
mul0c
Ntoit flenot err ucl Sc Nlucoer iom
plicr bcldntc Nlul0c ioran QiitraIia-
lernc cllcr 'oron Nmnmition2po1ne
lie Den DC fIoqe Irbeneoc lnr brii.
dca ion ldUt oQidn III uuoct Wougc
Numoc bar en- rent utrolll Gone III
al tIeuoc bciicmtc Tcrioncr IqIen on
0i2lc Gnr brltQc2 lom Cucrbrluqcrc
al hcnmtcIiQc @uo'ta6cr Spcjoerhuu.
ocn oriuer Ell ,Sienoc on ira @dqboIo,
nI6cleo Iom oct lful0c uprC Ell Nare.
Tdathtnocu hoIocr ltQ I'll %tSorpoiter.
ne, 0en2 me Gre opiattcr ocu iuage.
tic quo, og oponger oeu noQet mis-.
trnfeliq. frnbcr Sen lnolGlt tilbaae
III SoIooten % unr2Icr hdmt %
Sonttct9bumocu er orc9icrct til at
opipore iGarcoc, lom IiGQcr culomme
poo Slo0marfeH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

al SorPIorcne fun hnr lepet et
SomoittigheoS' 9Glte'tnb. huoo Ser
reope oenlana pdr belt I%leloent |
&oueoltdoen. 9obe iremlTtter ser.
uon oen @isnlnQ. at Nertcl lbor
unl0lea er locntlit nleo oen @ut, Ser
t0oe Tcbruur t173 me0 SeQn $40
inofom / Se6iel%itiiteIiens Site.
bdrnafo2ic. ~ ionl oerciter 5lep
bebt Sen l30e Scbrlior meo Hauuet
@crthel. Gettc Barn bIcu leuere al.
hutet. men uoerllaerc GpIn2uinQer
bar life flmnct tlIpclebrtuQe@. "a
set pou 6oranIe0ntn9 al Oct tdl.
frcocrit5 No'pital er torment
$%dnOaortluct At ltuc Cplu@nlnQer
ont sc pno 6ooitI@initclit ieotc Ell.
Ter Oebtc Neru u0oper. hudo Sen
'Hr ole tllNlruQclilc GoGb2protc.
fol mNcholocr {horpal0icn9 Nro.
lcI@oal In0cr ira Qoot 'aitholoe men
life 6eoieI3ddrct buaO BET lloitc
ou1aar mar ooQ Mcllbat hrpOet
lam oct iuue9 meO bette At Nor.
Uloreuc bar Nicrt BAN munOit ,
War Tlbrc enc ban par. Ior at iad
bun tloIi0t |fouiirmtret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
&riNebunoc.

Nor > a 1000 Mar ll0cn bruotc
@rTtcrnc Hrl9@Munoc. ~hnlpulloC
Gnr, lom lnNcoc &c ucuotllQc Solod.
ter oN BET Dem ioropruet Ahl hnr
man beNnnht al bcnnttC N~riQ2buuoc
lQlcll, men I'll Quultc ol0et Nrug, l0ct
DC pplentllg unpcnoc2 / set rpoc
Nor2'@ Sicncitc til al iinoc 'oorcoc
Soloutcr pnn %SlnQmarfen. Gcouocu
brrtQcS &c iom &~agthmoc. Spclocre,
@llobrin9cre % iom SrGfopr Tor Nj.
trnlisier.
@cl0icrc % TrnnlfmGuo bar oe
rprltc loml %bcNun0te at BRUCE Numoe'
ne | Nrmecn; oct lalot rotlon untrir-
li1. Ga Nlmocne / ltor lloitrUfnin1
nnucnoc3 iii (rpfopr / &elgleu Werl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

Scirc. &c i%rerrbpuer, of bpis Gnl
lano M bouNe eiet @elsoldno, uiloe
man tunue haut en- ui~nbta8eli1 SGIt.
MING ser. Sra oennc tunoe man uco
NlpIp al lpTrc aonancr llolo %
llnoerpanopbaaoe beherltc Glbcna
% @eiera Nhunbin9cr. loo lntet init
Stib ilap 10 / NoroiIscn C cu.
lclltc @Iooc. iom oi2futcrer Bette
SperQemoul. til'elcr, at Nclgoluno
Dor til'al0c england ue0 arlQcn2
Nillutnin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01

ma heIit Iifer. Naa BEN &i@ fnn
man Tor en- rimelig Eria 'au li5
en- Slot tlIoblio$ Sons Of ~besnnoe
meo.
Shlbe omtrent 10 AQr gamle
% ioriparlig Ieoe pII mere % mere
bIipc, 1paN Sla9terierne iorlanger.
- Noro Iafptu3 M~aiaaullna
1914 par omtrent II Mialoner Hrt.
iteI@. Iarmernc / Noro Gafota be.
grnNcr mere oq mere at aplc Wal@
% &%reaturer, % oe cr paa ret %ci,
ON life one Mcrfer ilnor Sell.
Melfen ifuIOc lilies march
mllIigt citernt Den er meIfct, 'ant
ieporercs mems ocn cr uorm. %
settle or al G~igtiqbeo oglna.
Ter bpr brugc@ los Mclf |
Nli$boIoninqen pno Tarnien ol'dn.
Setb fife iioitc Grnobcn til NicI-
f~ehonoleren cacr Qlennem Seporato-
rem. 90 iipr life, boi5 Ser er
@ern pea Tdrmcn. Get lonncr lt9
i!etiffei
Sporior Qaor life Here Al
pore rorifnmcrlfon'fe lln9e Wpno
til i'm Stnts NacrbrugSifole Tor al
intoerc AqerbriQsIpre? Ser bllper
life pea lang Sio enonu Tor mango
9lgronomer.
Zen EcrIon iom fierer ct ON.
IRAN pent % 1oot "Scom", logger
SoIf fleIt enomn Wrrfc I'll; men
Ben, fom fommer flercnoc meb Ell
gutomo5il, pUffer life Longer mo-
gen Spiigt.
- Gottonieeo Weal ipneS oct life
uGre trpgt at aipe 8riIe, mems Die
mel oerinloo aier Dem 9oot.
- Gen Mano, iom iiifer % 9aar
paa Sagt melt, er life altio BEN beo'
lite Sarmer.
Spis Soften bapbe ioa on>
Natur iom oens &ierer, plloc Def
oite goa ioare doe meb aiereren
Soften pilbe glere ajeooeig al bonl
Noor SonefpGinser be9pnoc,
at Rife gale, Dor oe life lrn9er(
ioa pGrc iammcn meo @enefpaln.
aerne.
- Spiopaif S~enicbu'ct goot, IN
oen set bliper folot / Ieiret.
"Sommc al Dor SibS Sar.
mere lloar pna for tort. @ernen(
al Wpnb, Der ipiite nleo born fat
teoe &niper % Sinifeer, bill mi hap'
iig Tonogrufer % "Haci1g IittoS"
mems Tnrmen trpnger mere @jeo
iel % minore Wortgage".
III Sc 1922 WiQioner Tuni
Smpr, ion bpcrt Nnr tiluirfeS bel
| 2anbet, bliper 995 MiQioner Ellnf
eller meget mere eno Salpoelen til
pirfet poo Sarmen.
= Sor man life minbIt % WeI
%fefller, err Der lioen WeniuJ / a
fiebe zig Melfemoifin, i~friper et
Mgrnnon1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
quiet 90 Rfokkenet.
Hebiseret al en- srattiF SusmobeI
Steate fnlotc Spmatpes.

6 imaa tomatoes torres goot %
Ell Sfipe ifipres al fra Den Gnoe,
bpor StiIfen bar iiooet. aiernerne
og Ell Gel al Snomoben toqes no og
ion itrees Salt ino i llohulningen oq
Somaterne bpPlocs og ituur iaoleoe9
/ tnpe Minuter. 3 SpiicIfeer Smer
Imeltes, bert reres 8 Spiieifeer op.
hoffeoe "8reen Peppers, iom er
friet for aierner, % bette foge5 lang.
iomt / Smeret / 3 Minllter. Sou
bapes oeri a Sop bIeoe 9reofrum-
mer, p Sop al Den uotoene Somat-
@asie, "a Sbeite Salt, Is 5beife 9e-
Der og nogle Sraaber 2egiait. Noor
bette er goot giennemparmet. iploes
Oct / De uohulebe Somoter, iom iPt-
ties op / ct innlrt SAB, itsot 9rso
ltrees ooer, nogle inlan SLATER Smer
lpgges poo Soppen % iao itegeS DC
femten Wtlmlter / eli heo @aaeropn.
Tiis Srihs Cpifriit paa Grape
GUnierpc.
3 Quarts Gruer, 3 Tuno Suffer,
et Tilno iteneoe Hoilncr, CT &uno
Talneofierter, Tom or haffet. SfaQe-
ne tages al Sruerne, o. iaa foae5
Sruerne, iii ajerner filler iig ira
Heiten. Saa bellies oltiammen oS
/ ct Gerilag og iaa meget al Wos-
len ioln mulig presses igiennem oct
tc, men man maa life iua &iernerne
meo. iii Den aiiileoe Noaie tiliet-
res oerpaa SrueifoQcrc, Suffer %
De lteneoe Ho'iner. Sette foqe5 Ell
balp Slme. iaa bar man Ne0oefler-
nerne / % laber oct foge. iii oct er
paste init. Get hGloes iaa op
SelpsSlasle % Saagene iPttes oper.
Graham Coolies.
Ct pispet sGg, , Spiielfeer imeltei
Smsr, Ell Spiieifc Wolasies, Ell Sbe.
'te Gitron.Grtraft, CT lioet 8rar
SaneI % Reaif, Ell Stop iur Slsoe
bpori en- Sbeite Sooa err pispet, 21l
Stop Graham Mel. Hsren ilaaes
goot, eiter al Yielet err rert /, oa iac
lPgges en- Sfeiulo 40 @angen / pei
imurte Tanber, % iteges meo life ali
Tor iterf %arme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
%riniesie Tutetsr.
Mppctit Hutcter.

5 imaa &oteter lfaaret Op / imoa
Serninger, fogea til De er more men
aIoele5 life iitpfferfogte. Smi0lerti0
imelteS 3 Spiieifeer Smor oq beri
itegeS en- Iiben iinbaffet 500 iii oen
or IpIebrirn % > Spiieifcer ijnboffet
Eerii4e tiliGtte3 ga. Toteterre ia.
9eS op, noor De er more og Smpret
bellies ODER bcm oa li6t Salt % Nc-
Der orpsies oper. Set bIanbc5 go0t i
meo en- @afiel, % ierperes iaa pormt
iom mllig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
Gmslamo pil bapc Gclaolamo

Slere Gngelife Blade uotrnfter lin
Sarnle oper, al SelgoIano / i'm SiG.
bIep gipet III SpifIano moo Gritat
Ming peo aoncesiioner / Gitairifa.
@Iaoene eriuorer ON, OF hois Soro
Salisburp bupOe iaaet lin &ille.
hapoe aIorig oenne Sanocl imnoet
Steo.
BED &eIqolanos Grbperuelie panbt
De lpife Giplomater en- al iine ~iterite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
CARMEN op 4nneu.
Reetgeret al en- pra,ttB Jarme.
6rtien.

Sra ct ritetiif Spnapuntt er @rl
len aliior oite blepen iloe beoemt
pG rleget misfIenot. llotrpttef
"8riS" brIJea meget alnllnoellg Tor
at be.egne @rnaoiebeb % llrenS-
liQheo. Gen iinplc, n'nlll1teoc
Sonohco or imiolertio Ben, at ieln
rnl @riicns 9oroitif o9 Sprer'el
nnoer Moultioct fife er at atbernle
porc Born iii Giterlignelle, er oo9
Dor Sen @riien port nle't renallge
Susopr troos lin nleoet gooe appe
tit Saar bare @rllen I%nleonln9
iii at pore rensIig, iau er ben %
lea. : ioo Nericcnbe Itour Den hett
pucr nIur0cn III Mtnlb Of aplnoe,
ser pil pore "@rllcna Mc'ter"
San pU!ocr lit Sopeleic nreo Sno-
i'at o9 Smbu o. boloer Oct rent %
pent, ioairemt bet er mllllgt. Get
or ianot, at / pnrnlt %elr fon Ell
@ris tiaaoc liz at buoc / ben per
iie Sele. SON gjor oct Dog life
al Sen 8runo, at ban eliter Sple,
rren fproi ban timber, at ieIp ct Se-
Icboo er gapnligere ior bom EMO
intct @ob. 8riicnS Sllb bar lite
Speoeporer, bpno pore andre Slia-
bnrs Suo hor. Ierfor er Oct
eli Observation-Disclosures ior 8ri'en |
pormt @eir at ioo uffiele li9 neo
Woonin1. Sopoe Ben Mnleonln9 til
al babe / rent @nnb, piloe ben BOG
noioo bcnpttc oen I%nleonlng. %ore
melt iremraoenoe @riieoporptterc
icracr MI for, at 0ereS @rt1e
normt %eir nltio bar Nnle0nlng I'll
a. booc / rent, paste folot SonD.
Sc lager til grunbc aolfretfilmmler'
hpori @rilenc fan tngc Jig |oo. !
rrcrt cncitc SiliUloe, "a man op1u-
Ger @riic, rm leper ll'unot %
nrcnsliot, cr 0ct Gierens % life
@riienes Sfplo.
@riicn err life olene set melt rcnS'
Ii1c 0nr poo Tormen, men ottc Def
melt %lpniomne, melt inobrlngeitoc
9ur oNIno. Wan trpllger rorbolos'
pis lihcn Gapital Tor at funne be-
onnoc meo @riicopl, oa BET er bare
nogle Maaneoer, inoen man fanl
2apitolcn i9ien. Sar man iftf
lllpffc meo @riiene, ianr ma So
ritolen iaien meo IGroeleS goot
&enter o9iao. s Srluno bar MAJ
fnlGt @riien "ben @entlemano, ion
tctaler 2%anorenten", % paa oennt
Si0e Suuet har man falot ham en-
"Wortga9e.0iiter". Sao DOR Ser
@riien bar enoba 9eremmelie.
Ct Saftrm, man altfor ofte glenn.
tc, er, at @riicn iprlt % remit et
Ct grpsGoenbe 0pr. Oerfor ifulo(
Nnorgriie iom &egel lenne 'ta beo't
Gn Icre al Ilfalfo eQer Hape ltiil'
sc atpeb en- liben oaglig Eotior
@ren ieoe 90 8riie ellcr flere Som
meren igiennem. Ina Den Gis
ifulbe oct Tonne Jig at %prooucert
Nleif, ieIp ON T%riierne bar en- go(
Sci lopere enc MI
Set or meo 0 @en 8rtlen ion
lleo en- o. anoen eners, Ser lelllg
hcbspiS booebc Jig / Ssle - han
cr / @rllnoen % / BET itorc % belt
t0gct beorc eno lit Hp9te!
10 Don't S.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar Ieno'
10 10 Dont's cler 9llo. lom GSolf
ser iGrbes / pore Sfoge / Sonl
mertiocn, aier bel / at lGie og oper
peic. Heglerne pasier / itor llo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
10 Don't S.

Observation-Disclosures bar ienot
10 10 Dont's cler 9uo. iom GSolf,
ser iprbes / pore Sfoge / Cont
mertioen, eier pel / at lGie og oper.
peic. Geglerne pasier / itor llo-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-01
yGblctrGcr:

" 0rttr Nbletrrtr fra oeu u~oroiiai;e Btart,tot
{ HusrtI % baaro'sre'ts Stals '0r Ptautrlul &
Hhtt uo'oigt RhINELAnoER NURSERY,
500 South Oneida Ave. RhineIsnder. Wis.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
STANDING OF TEAMS.
GOVERNMENT BRIEF FILED
Patent Case Decision Before the II
S. Supreme Court

Assistant Attorney General Warren
filed in the United States Supreme
Court yesterday brief for the govern
ment in the case of United States ex
rel Edward L. Chott against Thomas
Ewing, commissioner of patents.
This case involves the power of the
commissioner of patents to withhold
the issue of a patent even after the
board OF. examiners In chief in his Of
hce shall have rendered a favorable
decision in support of the patent. The
point at issue is regarded as one Of
considerable importance in the admin
istration of tho patent office.
The case was brought in the Supreme
Court of tho District OF Columbia by
Chott. and that court issued a man.
damus ordering the commissioner to
grant the patent. The Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia reversed
this decision and sustained the gov
ernment's contention that the com
missioner of patents was the head of
the patent office. and as such has full
authority to decide in the interests of
the public welfare whether or not a
patent should issue.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
IT'S GREAT FOR BALKY
BOWELS AND sTOMACHs

We want all people who have
chronic stomach trouble or consti-
patton. no matter of how long
standing. to try one dose of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy-one dose will
convince you. This is the medicine
so many Of our local people have
been taking with surprising results
The most thorough system cleanser
ever sold Mayr's Wonderful Rene
dy Is sold by leading druggists
every where with the positive under
standing that your money will be
refunded without question or quib-
BILE # ONE bottle fails to give you
absolute satisfaction.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
MILLIONS IN LAND CASE.
Department of Justice Seeks to Ad-
vance Oregon Grant Hearing.

The Department OF Justice yesterday
filed in the Supreme Court of the United
States application for early hearing in the
pending Oregon land grant cases.
The land in question, consisting Of
about 100000 acres in western Oregon
said to be valued at $4,000, 600. is claimed
by the oregon and California Railroad
Company under grant from Congress and
those holding under it. The government
IS seeking to establish that the conditions
az the grant have not been met
Evening star., 1915-02-21
Students Leave CAPITAL.

Visiting students from the State Nor
nal School at Chester. Pa. who for
the last few days have been sight
seeing in Washington. left for their
homes last evening on a special train.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
AN&S4&I}?@!Ss!

. VERY effort is being made by
Commander Joseph A. Dempf,
~ commanding the Naval Bat
TALON Of the National Guard OF
Evening star., 1915-02-21

YGnRP YGu4RP

yHERE is much regret express
ed among officers of the Ma
tional Guard of the District
of Columbia over the fact
that Lieut. Cnl Almon L.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
Washington Army Orders.

Washington. ~. a.. Aug. ~ The following
army orders have been issued. First Iicutrn-
ant !. ). Hammond. Third field artillery. NV
detailed ~ Inspector instructor uf field Jrtil-
lery ot orgauized militia. and after return 10
! "rt sam Houston Will Proceed ~ New York
Tor duty. First Lieutenant Harry lfeil. First
held artillery. h relieved ~ nspector-instruc-
tor II field artillery. organized militia, and
First Lieutenant Louis Farrell. infantry. viii
Proceed M once q" Hot Springs. Ark.. fer ub-
Strvatlnn ani treatment.
Iy direction ul thr president, Captain II. e.
Martin retired, lS detailed ao professor MI
military science and tactics mo the Florida
Military Academy. Itrksnuvillc. tll.
cavalry, y attached ~ aviation section Signal
corps and viii proceed Nv san Diego tar duty
AZ aviation school.
Orders W August II aro amended to read
az follows: Nv direction Nv the president. First
Lieutenant w. -. Iio>wcll. Twenty hr4t inn
iantry. - detailed M professor uf military
.SriruCc and tactics M University of Georgia.
Athens. ga. vice Captain William T. krnIrick.
Seventeenth infantry. who viii join hiS rcgi-
mcnt.
First Lieutenant ". a. smith. medical rc-
IVY rye corps. ~ relieved from duty It Fort
M,ultIie. :. a.. and from active duty in medical
Captain dorsey Cullen. cavalry. H. relieved
from duty ~ Columbus BARRACKS ard will pro-
seed to Roanoke. Nal.. for recruiting duty. rr-
licving Captain i. T.. Gnnlalr. retired. who
1
captain NJ. X. liilgradr. Fourteenth iut1u-
tr.. ~ detailed far temporary duty Ht Fort
/ awtnn. Wash. relieving Second Lieutenant H..
A. I-athrup. Fourteenth infantry.
Captain n. la \. Rockwell Eleventh cav
airy. b. detailed IN Inspector Instructor. Third
cavalry. district organized militia. ami viii pro-
coed a. Philadelphia for duty.
Orders VI August = relating Nv Major III. u.
ko"Tpcr. medical corps. are suspended for one
uuuth.
liISt Lieutenant j -. I;rardcn. infantry. is
ls; signed tu First infantry.
Orders MI August 4. relating tn assignment
ni graduate nf military academy. ar" amended
sd as 10 direct officers attached tu Seventeenth
cavalry. aud those assigned tp Twenty fourth
Infantry ~ prurccd WY directed therein upon
~ p%iratiou NJ graduation leaves.
Leaves W. absence: Major William - John
SON. Inspector general. one month. Captain
Earl RiScpp. coast artillery corps. extended
two months: First Lieutenant \. ". Cooper.
Eighth cavalry. two months. First Lieutenant
VI T.. CARRIER. infantry. one month, Second
Lieutenant g. T.. anderson. coast artillery
corps. extended fifteen days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
LACKING ~ RESPECT To FLAG.

According tu thr ~an Autouio press. the
commanding officer at Fort sam Houston
Is displcased on account II the failure II
y large proportion ut those attending the
military band concert at that post ~ show
proper respect tor the American flag and
the national anthem. aud may discontinue
the public concert M the post. It Il the
custom, It seem. r. concludc each concert
with the national hymn. "The Star
Spangled Banner" According to army
usage, every soldier stands III attention
while the hymn D. being played, while
civilians are expected also to stand with
barred heads IN honor 81 their country,
national emblem. Instead of doing 50.
however. a. >oon a. the first bars of 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner are heard. thi, y
the signal for the beginning Of a general
stampede by the thousands who form the
audiences ~ the post concerts, and the
grand notes OF the anthem are drowned IN
the discordant sounds of auto sirens and
c~huggIng motors. Long before the piece
Is ended the post l. deserted tn the greater
part of the crowd. and only the soldiers
and officers remain standing at attention.
in honor of Old Glory.
There i no doubt about the loyalty of
American citizens. yet it must be admitted
that far too many of them are. like the san
Antonio audiences. apt 10 forget the respect
due by every citizen Of this grand coun-
try TO our flag. Every nation under the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
Injustice and Justice.

suppose Your nclghbor'S $4,000 house
~ assessed at 10 pcr cent. or $4,000. for
purposes ~ taxation. while YOU and 4 half
dozen other "~mall property owners"
whose total holdings foot mp To So. 1000,
are assessed. for purpose II taxation. 20
per cent. or - 500. Your wealthy neigh
bur ~ lodging onc-thIrd of his tax debt.
You. and Your nut-~o-wcll-to-do friends.
are -huuldcring onc-~iNth more than your
tax debt. The state j. losing one-twclfth
~ the sum il should collect on the whole
100000 worth If property. Equalization
-on the customary $50 per cent basis. a@
experience proves u has worked IN Baton
Rouge, ~ Lake Charles, in Beaumont. ia
Houston would raise The assessment OF
the SO, 1000 man would lower The assess
mcni ~ Nou seven 'httle fellows" and the
income of the commonwealth would bc en-
hauccdi That ~ MI there II IA "cqualiza-
ton" such IN the last legislature rejected.
such a~ progressive communities IN MANY
places have adopted. such as it j. proposed
the constitutional convention make
obligatory. J. II not worth trying! Only
the tax dodgers" stand to lose by it,
New Orleans Item.