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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-21

week. III - -
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller arrived
Thursday morning from Eureka Kan
sas, for a visit Of a couple of weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. H. M
Reeve. ~.
/ r. A. Wallace has sold his interest
in the grocery business TO his part.
ner, B. NJ, Ferguson, who will con.
tinue the business. Mr.. Wallace has
not I announced what his arrange.
ments for the future are. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith and
children attended the Chautauqua.
and visited with friends, Thursday. s
r. l.. Jackson and family, Of Old
hma, South Dakota, visited a, couple
Of days with Mr.. and Mrs. R. G..
Crawford. Mr.. Jackson was the
founder Of the Leader, and is still
in the newspaper business. -.
Misses Minnie, Margaret and Lii.
liam Currier, of Chicago, are visiting
relatives in town and vicinity. 4.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Porter, Of AL
bion, Nebraska, are here visiting the
families Of Thomas and William
Percy Nickless was in town last
Monday. = He is attending summer
school in Cedar Rapids and also
preaching at Golden. n
w. j. Kirkwood went to Dubuque
for an over Sunday visit and to &C
company home his wife. who has
been visiting during the week with
her mother. Mrs. Ricketts,. G,,i-.r
Mrs. Phillip, Of Manchester, at
tended the Chautauqua here, Thurs
day. g. Z. 4
Mrs. Best and little granddaugh-
ter are visiting in Cascade for q
few days. - a, r. Z. XIX.
Miss Ferguson, of Dubuque, was
a guest OF Mrs. John Smith last
week. IT. r T
Rev. w. H. Ensign was at Ross
vile last Sunday. Rev. J. w. Park
hill occupied the pulpit of the Pres
byterian church. 81
Miss Mary Guthrie is quite sick at
her home here. GO, NJ =
Mrs. W. A. Milroy and little daugh-
ter returned last Wednesday. from
a visit of several weeks at Great
Falls, Montana.
Prof. w. B. Guthrie is here from
New York for visit with his ia
ther, and sister, who is i'll. + r
1 MT. ana MIS-. 1dHueTS nave souc
to Union to meet their son, who will
be there this week with the Chau-
atuqua, with which he has an en-
|.gagement. They went over land by
automobile. n, 3,-
The AChautauqua closed Friday
|evening. While there was a \, very
good attendance, it was not as good
as the other seasons, on account Of
it being right in the haying time,
when many farmers and their fam
lilies, who had before attended, were
obliged to stay away. We hope
when it comes again it will be- at a
more convenient time. We should
not like now to be deprived of the
fine lectures and musical entertain
ments, 5but If it can not be made to
pay its way, it may have to be Civ
en- up. ESS AZ. sS n ::
Mrs. Swinburne, Of Delhi, who has
been quite i'll at the home of her
daughter Mrs. O.. w. Smith is re-
covering. 4. sss5 n. &.54.Ss n. ..si
Mrs. Nellie Mobley, from near
Des Moines, is i'll at the home of,
herga Mrs. EFF. Main.
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.T Grace Shower and Hazel Eator
were seen on our streets, Monday.
Mrs. Jeanette Allen is visiting al
Waterloo. ai.a. ~ :.
Mr.. E. F.. Donath enjoyed a visit
from his daughter and grandchild
Mrs. B. Rogers, Of Cedar Falls land
| little son. II .;s,4 III
Herman Newenktrk is working ir
Fayette. i5f III 4
Miss leila Ball, CT Arlington, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Strawberry Point was visited BY
quite storm. Thursday evening.
5. B: Cooley, and children, Theodore
and Martha, are. here visiting in the
Marsh home. &c ~ az
| Miss Ella Arbuekle.. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Barker
left for Waterloo, Wednesday morn.
ing, where she will visit her brother
+. and then return to her home in
SHAWNEE. Oklahoma. a.
C. H. Neiderfrank 4 is enjoying a
visit from his daughter, Mrs. II.
Sweeney of Waterloo. III.
Miss Ethel Sauerbry visited Miss
Doris Hunter of Arlington, Tuesday.
Mrs. O'Neal visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Lang last Tues
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Economy Of Language.

Passenger entering carr Fine morn
Ing, conductiEs (,
Conductor tare. Brooklyn Eagle.
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Messrs and Mesdames Coolidge
and Gates were callers in Manches-
ter on Monday. III n tf+s.:3 X i.c
Willie Ashline and family moved
here from Minnesota and are living
in part of Mrs. Adams house In the
south part Of town. s$f$
Our Chautauqua ended last Mon
day. There was good crowd in at
tendance, and on the whole, the at
fractions We're good. f II 4. q
Mrs. Jack Stone left here last Mon
day night for Oklahoma to visit her
sister, Mrs. E. 1. Lain. Az.
Mrs Henry Barr spent last week
in Manchester and Waterloo visiting
relatives. .--5
Mrs. Flenniken enjoyed a visit
last week from her sister, Mrs.
! Swenson, Of Hartley.
Miss Floy Bacon of Pleasant
Grove spent last week with her
friend, Miss Meryl Martin, and also
took In the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Lathrop came down from
Strawberry Point Last Wednesday
and spent a few days at the Jake
Amling home visiting her brother, D.
Clifford. 81 s5#5 q s5. IS !,
Friends were glad to see Robert
Wheeler in town last Saturday. He
IS doing Chautauqua work and was
with the band that played here Sat
urday. 5s : :. q. s5s n
Geo. Glazier autoed to Manchester
last Thursday and took in the rae
| es. 5s;a -
Mrs. Meyer Of iCalmar spent over
Sunday at her parental home, Mr..
-, NHre % TNh collar a3.esI: gf#5
Mrs. Chas. Hammond was SHOP
ping in Strawberry Point last Thurs
day. IN M
Mrs. Elmer Eckert and daughter,
Ruth, Of Strawberry Point, were call
ing on friends here last Friday. II
Mrs. Brassmeyer was down from
the Point last Saturday visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wheeler, and family.
Mr.. Avery and son-in-law, Mr.; Sa-
ger, are visiting at the Cooking home
their wives having been here Tor q
few weeks and will accompany them
home. y :5Sf st5 ,,,
George Sloan of the Point was
professional caller in EdgeWood last
Friday.
Mrs. viii Kramer and children
spent a few days in strawberry
Point recently. #S
Mrs. Moreland of DIN spent last
Friday and Saturday at the Flenni-
ken home. sE3j., z .s-4
Mr.. Hoyt Of Fayette was an over
Sunday guest in the Wheeler home.
Chas. McGarvey and family were
here from the Point last Thursday.
Miss Hazel Coolidge entertained
friend from Fayette over Thursday.
! Mrs. Fishel and daughter Ella were
here from Sioux Falls, S. Oak, call
ing on friends last week. IN
Mrs. Fred Peet Of Lamont was
buried here last Saturday. Her
son, Editor Poet, has the sympathy
of friends. Z. s
. Mrs. Smith was down from Fayette
several days of last week, attending
Chautauqua. g. Y
Miss Mabel True left last week for
Minnesota to visit school friends.
Mrs. Nettie May and son were In
Manchester last Thursday. -
Frank Robson and Harry Martin
and their wives were in Lamont Sat
urday afternoon. 60 :
Chas. Boyer is doing carpenter
work near Oneida this week. -
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Pauline Oppermann4 who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. Werkle
at Manchester, returned home, Mon
4 day. 5.s 5s55 4, a B. 5..55 Il Il
Jake Accola is enjoying a visit
! from his sisters. Misses Rose and
Ursula Aceola Of Dubuque. rs
Mrs. Frank Gartz n and nephew
Robert Jewell, who have been visit.
Y ing relatives here have returned tc
their home in Oelwein.
Miss Deya Coykendall. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. v.
Keohe, OF Monticello, returned home,
Saturday. Ss, ~ ssl5s y
George Mitchell left, Thursday
!. morning for Anderson, California.
whore he will visit his son, Guy and
also take in the exposition.
Mr.. Bush and daughter, 4Naoma, of
Aurora, Miss Nina Noble. Mrs. West
fall and Miss Nita Bair, antoed to
Edgewsod, Friday. ,.'.
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81 . -
Miss Hazel Hannah, of Langworthy
visited Mrs. Herman Stoddard last
week. :s 4 "A }as3}.- l., =
H. w. Reed is here for an extend
ed visit from Longmont, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs Harper Tollar ar
rived Tuesday morning from Tacoma,
Washington, and expect to remain
most of the summer with Mr.. Toll
lars parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Tollar. q,.-5,-,7 3.
Miss Mildred Joslyn came over
from Ryan Wednesday, to attend
the Chautauqua. Miss Marion Boil
man accompanied her home for a
few days visit. ~ l.-ss.. =. - :.
Mr.. Arnold, of Manchester, visited
his daughter, Mrs. w. v. Keith last
week.
Mrs. Hugh Livingston and little
daughters visited last week with
friends in Arlington and Strawberry
Point. II:
Miss vina Brazleton, of Manches-.
ter visited Mrs. N. A. Gearhart last
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Fancy wool II
trimmed and good
lar prices $l0,, $3.50
Your choice
3 days sale
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last weeks Lottery.

Z last weeks Lottery. '+,
Miss Olive Taylor, of Lawler, 10
wa, was the guest OF her sister. Mrs
John Heffermen, the past week.
William Nemmers, of the Marsl
Engineering Company. of Des Moines
was here Wednesday,, to confer will
the bridge constructing gang south o
town. - s@Hf. r. ~ n. s.
Gil Mosher returned Wednesda!
evening from a weeks vacation a
Quasqueton. 10, = "a 49,. ~
, John Dobbins was a caller here
Thursday. .,.. lss .5g5
Misses Name Mcmahon. and Nellie
Morrissey and John Morrissey. attend
ed the picnic in Delhi, July 5th.
John Goen and sons, of Manches
ter, were callers here, Tuesday. .s,
Mrs. Frank Link enjoyed vist
from her father, Mr.. stillmunk, 3 o.
Balltown last week. ~. n !;
Mrs. E. F.. Mulvehill returnet
Thursday from fort nights visit
with her. parents in Gilbertville.
Roy Connolly and wife, Of Delhi
are the guests of friends at this
place. @ ~ is.S i i. V ,zl,s s.5 II I 5s:s
Dr.. Robert swindell, Of Chicago
was a Saturday. caller here.
( Fred Toliuraux, of Raymond, was
a business visitor, Saturday.
Nick Barron was taken to the
Mercy hospital, Dubuque, Sunday
morning, where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Dr.. Edmond Joyce, Of Early, South
Dakota; was a business visitor here,
Tuesday.
Misses Anna and Bernadine Noren
Of Darlington, Wis, and formerly
residents OF Masonville, visited
friends here, Sunday
:. Miss Mary Larson, of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota. is a guest OF her
friend, Margaret Raiders. ss4 \
Mrs. Emma Ravens and daughters,
Ollie and Daisy, and her son, Ira,
and family, left for Idaho, last
Thurrday, for an indefinite absence.
A wide circle Of. friends will feel a
sense of loss at the departure Of
these eestimable people. y
Mrs. Strain and daughter, Stella,
of Jesup, attended the funeral Of Jo-
seph Lahey, Monday.
: E. A.. Mulvehill and A.. M. Salvie
were passengers to Cedar Rapids,
Monday. II & Fts
Mrs. ] Sullivan, Of Manchester,
visited her son, Grin and family,
Sunday. II: 5... * + Z,
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DELAWARE.

o. ~ - II q "
(Last weeks Letter.) !s
Henry Zirtzman is the possessor OF
new automobile.
Dundee and crossed bats with the
big nine Of that place. Sunday. The
score being "A to Z in Dundee's i IA
vor. s;a s.% n Y Ass.. 4;
Mr.. Allen Kingsley. Of strawber.
ry Point, came Friday, for few
days visit with his brother, J. M.
Kingsley. and wife on Saturday. They
went to Cedar Rapids in the formers
car to spend Sunday with the lat
ter's daughter, Mrs. Dwight Meader,
who returned home with them i on
Sunday evening. A cousin also re.
turned home with them.
Charlie Manson and daughter, Ida,
were entertained at the John AID
Irich home at Bay Settlement, Sun
day. II 35f III 455y ].
Miss Alma Nicholson went to Fort
Dodge, Monday. TO visit her brother,
Ernest and wife. a5f n Il; ca .s
Mrs. sherd Shaw, Mrs. "A. w.
Sackett, Mrs. E. p. Coats and Will
Kirchbeck attended the quarterly
conference at Delhi, Monday. n
Mrs. Matte Williams was a pas
senger to Manchester. Thursday.
Henry Mack, of Greeley, Elmer
Manson and Vina and Cecile Raster,
spent Sunday afternoon at the John
Swanson home, southwest Of Man
chester. tl5 .@o .5 55s .5s75 55;.55
Mr.. Rueben Pinch. Of Manchester
was in town, Monday. j5:s ..5s
Herman Zirtzman and family, OF
Manchester were entertained at the
Mary Maxwell home, Sunday.
Mrs. Dannie Person and baby, Of
Oneida spent Monday at hte Peter
Person home. I'm ..s T I. Z
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish church., gave an ice cream
social at the Nels Johnson home,
Saturday evening.
Will Kirchbeck returned from
Nebraska Sunday, after two weeks.
busin ess trip through that state.
Mrs Walker and son, OF Colesburg
were entertained at the H. E. Hef-
ner home, Friday. ...:,a3 !. 4
Mr.. and, Mrs. Charles Stone and
the Misses Irene: Stone and Ermal
Hopkins, Of Delhi were in town Fri.
day evening. 5@.. q. N.Y. *
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Guthornson
and children returned from Rock
Island, Illinois, s Sunday, latter a
weeks visit with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Guthorn-
son. K 81 Ne "a. ~ n Is,4.5 ,;Iss u !.
The Misses Agnes Lundin and Ans:
ma Olson, spent one day last week in
Manchester T, r
Mrs Gene Spear and children, Of
St. Paul, Minnesota. are here visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Spear.
Mr.. =. P. Coats and family visited
in Greedy, Sunday. e II; NE 81
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldsborough
visited relatives in Dundee, Sunday.
4 Mrs. Nick. Gazelle and son return
ed from Dubuque. Monday, after q
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George GuthOrnspn.
Miss Izetta Esler returned to Mil
waukee Thursday, after few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Sack
EFT. s5i .T.5tiSs, As, n \. VA 4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-21
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
To the qualified, electors Of Della
ware County, State OF Iowa.

ware County, State OF Iowa.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance Of petition, signed by
more than two hundred resident
freeholders Of such Delaware Coun-
ty, State Of Iowa, one-hundred and
fifty (150) Of whom are not resi-
dents Of the city Of Manchester in
said county where it is proposed to
locate public hospital, presented to
the Board Of Supervisors of said
Delaware county, Iowa. which said
petition was In the following words:
We the undersigned, resident free
holders Of Delaware county, Iowa,
do hereby petition your honor
able body. that there be levied an
annual tax upon the assessed prop
erty IT Delaware county, Iowa, for the
establishment and maintenance Of a
public hospital at the county seat Of
said county at Manchester, Iowa,
which said public hospital. including
the site and construction Of the hos
pital building there on, or the pur-
chase thereof, shall not cost to ex-
coed Fifty Thousand Dollars, and
that the question OF the establish
ment and maintenance of said hos
pital be submitted to the qualified
electors Of. said county at a special
election as provided by Chapter
ITwenty-six of the Acts Of the Thirty
third General Assembly. Of the State
Of Iowa. n :5tss.s E3
Which said petition was presented
! to the said Board of Supervisors OF
said Delaware County, Iowa, on the
18th day of June. A. D. 1916, Spe--
cial Election $is hereby called to be.
held on Thursday the 9th day OF
September, A. D. 1915, at the usual
places in such county for electing
county officers, at which election
there will be submitted the question
whether there shall be levied upon
the assessed property Of such Della,
ware county, Iowa, tax Of one-half
(1-2) mill on the dollar for the pc
Rod of twenty years which shall pc,
for the issue Of county bonds Az to
provide funds for the purchase " OF
real estate for hospital PURPOSES,
for the construction of hospital build
ings, and for maintaining same
at the city Of Manchester, In said
Delaware county, Iowa. At said
election the ballots will be IN the FOL
lowing form: .s .,s,.
--.lV = For One half 81 mill tax
10 for bond issue for a public
--7 n !. hospital and for mainten-
% anee Of same. Il. s..=
Polls will be opened from 8 o'clock
am. to Z O'Clock p. m. MT
Dated this 9Th day Of June A. D.
1915. 81 q !. & 81 :, ii
sEs lss5s3 w. HI. CLUTE.
ts: F. A. MEAD,
.at CHAS. A. SWINDELL,
t.z Board Of Supervisors.
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Old Peppermint Remedies.

( Peppermint drops have long been
the unfailing comforter of old ladies'
and others-but in recent times we
seem to have got past needing some of
the medicinal qualities for which pep
permint oil was held in high esteem
In bygone centuries. Gerarde In his
Herbale (1633> advises the use Of it
either poured into the cares with
honeyed water or taken inwardly"
as a certain specific against scolopen-
dres, beare-worms, sea-serpents, scor-
pions and the billings of mad dogs"-
London Chrontcfo Is rs M = =.
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undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as executrtx OF the
estate Of John Ruby. late Of Della.
warssasssnty, deceased. All persons
indebted to, said estate arerequested
to make immediate payment and 1
those having claims against the
same will present them, duly authen-
ticated, to- the undersigned for allow
ance. ;ss.s,. ;s.y ~ " IN
....s. ANNIE RUBY. D.
Dated July 10, 1915. ~ )
2Swks3. ~ IN t.s 5ss
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Some Extremes,


The coolest place on earth Inhabited
by man is Verkhoyansk,5 above. the arc.
tic circle, in northeastern Siberia. The
thermometer there drops to 80 degrees
below zero in January, but sometimes
rises to Sc degrees above zero In the
shade in July, dropping, however, to
ihe freezing point on the warmest sum.
mer nights. 4: i. n Fl. ,.s.rs Il
The. hottest place In the world is the
interior Of the great Sahara desert, in
Africa. where the thermometer rises
to 122 degrees. The wettest place is
Hreytown, Nicaragua, where the mean
annual rainfall Is 200 inches. The
place of least rain Is Port Nolloth. in
South Africa, where less than an inch
sometimes. falls in a year. M
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT oF,Ex.
EcuTRIx.
State Of Iowa, Delaware County, IS.
Y Notice is hereby given, That the
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Not s.en Dead.

~. styles-This paper says eagles
and parrots are among the longest
lived Of the birds. Mr.. Styles-Come
to think of 1t, guess that's correct.
never see 'em on women's hats."-
Yonkers Statesman. So ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-13

geon 1T Fort Brown. has il lin for" the
railroad. Lieutenant Mills lately re
ccived his trunk from his home al Fort
Robinson. Nebraska. packed AMI for
warlcd 10 him ~ his wife. hut instead
Of containing his own clothes Lieutenant
Mills found a most unique collection Of
articles that someone had wished
him. These included some W.rn ont ov
erals some sheets. = baby bonnet and
some other articles of infant wear and
also a few table cloths. Lieutenant
Mills says he should have had 4 few I'll
william salts. an nyercOat. and some rccu
latiun army clothes. The trunk was
shipped IN freight and though IL was
intact when received. Lieutenant Mills
believes II was broken into somewhere
along the route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-13
STYLE TIPS

Natural euinca fowl plumaec on hats
H. most attractive.
Covert cloth suits are trimmed with
fur for sports use.
Motor wraps are usually intcrlincd.
and trimmed with fur.
The caScadrtl wing'cffrct~ un the sides
NJ skirts are still seen.
Black lacc- are generally used over
white chiffon foundations.
Velvet and black Chantilly makes =
very successful combination.
Rain and >tnmr coats are very like the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-13
SOCIAL NOTES
CAlENDAR-TOday.

Misses Sara, Una aud Amelia :
Young entertain at cards tins evening I
! IN honor of Miss Ernestine Faulk Of .
: Corpus Chrlsti, the guest Of Mr.. F. .
, ". Truwit. .
: The Dramatic Art class meets at :
! The studio Of Miss Penelope Peterson .
! al I o'clock this evening.
Tuesday,
: The Tuesday Bridge club will =
: meet with Miss Maria Fernando III 3 .
: o'clock IN the afternoon.
; The Learners club meets in the :
; library ut / o'clock Tuesday after .
: moo Tuesday, meeting will be the :
; last before the Christmas holidays. {
The Self Culture club will be- the
: guest Of the club president, Mr.. j. a.
? Graham. The club will continue IL, :
: study Of history.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-13
ARMY

Army orders Engineer Victor Il. Shank.
coast artillery, upon completion III hi- du-
ties with thr Pan-Amcrican Pacific Inter
national exposition. to coast deicn~e~, san
Francisco; First Lieutenant Horace y.
Muro to Twelfth cavalry: First Lieutenant
Alden VI. Graham To Eleventh cavalry
Captain Frank IL. Adams To Twcnty-~cc-
ond infantry; FIRST Lieutenant Jesse Ga
ton ~ Seventeenth infantry. Second Lieu
tenant Robert n. Lytlc. Tenth u Third ill.,
tantry: Captain Thomas J.. Smith. infan
try. retired u major.
First Lieutenant Robert l.. Collins.
Eighth cavalry, detailed general recruiting
-%cr,icc. Jefferson Barracks. relieving First
Lieutenant Talbot Smith. cavalry.
FIRST Lieutenant Troup Miller. Third
cavalry, placed On detached li-t.
Major Elmer M. Clark, puartcrma-trr
corps, to Philippine department.
Captain James NJ. Burroughs. Second
cavalry. detailed quurterma~tcr corps. re-
licving Captain Archie Miller, who i. a.
signed to Second cavalry.
First Lieutenant Augustus b. Van
Tormer. Twenty-second infantry, detailed
general recruiting service, Fort Slocum. re-
irvin- First Lieutenant Edward III. Pearrr.
mfuntrv.
Second Lieutenant Rchuird W. Cook~cv.
Philippine Scout. to Philippine depart
mcnt.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank l.. Dodd~.
judge advocate, relieved office Judge ad-
vocaIe general. to Eastern department as
Judge advocate that department.
Major Robert W. Mcann-. Twelfth in
%tantrt. detailed University Ut Illinois.
Captain Robert II. Mcdonald. medical
corps. relieved Hawaiian department.
First Lieutenant Charles Nj. O'Connur
lr-, medical corp-. ambulance company NJ.
1, Fort y. \. Russell. to Hawaiian depart
mcut.
First Lieutenant William G. Murchi~on.
Nineteenth infantry, placed un detached
list; FIRST Lieutenant Edward II. Pearcc.
infantry, removed thcrefrom.
Major Thomas H.. Smith, retired. a--
signed to active duty. report uuartcrnra--
Ter generals Office.
Lieutenant Colonel Golden LII. Ruaglc~.
ordnance department, detailed board for
testing riilcd cannon. relieving Colonel
Tracy {. Dickson. retired.
Captain Milo~h Il. %lIilgard, quarterma~-
ter corp, " Fort Lawton.
Leaves. First Lieutenant Dawson OIdu-
stead, Third field artillery. two DAYS: First
Lieutenant Richard ID. Lugardc. Ninth in
fantry, extended four months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-13

a vGte for commission government
means a step forward in The matter of mn-
ricipai government for Brownsville. Place
your stamp of approval.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-13

100000 in debt that must be provided by
voluntary contributions. Every dollar sent
IN goe. to the support of more than COO
orphan children sent to the home for pro-
lection. support and education from an
parts ~ the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-13

The BrOwCSviI Oil company ut present
has 10 authorized agent selling stock. Any
one desiring t. hly stock should apply TO
Il B 5. Randall president. or Amos Rich
.nrf at7ry OF tie company. Checks "a
'lck oh-u'f IT. made payable to the
5rcwrSvilC OF "of1nary. llr.
n ROT lta.c .tl1nt .~r- no.i
tax tomorrow. Lock Il IN tonight and have
i ready TO vote tuesday for commission
government.