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SUCCESSOR FOR
MANNING NAMED

Keosauqua. Dec. 1.-THE council at
its meeting Wednesday appointed a
mayor in the place of the late c. l..
Manning, whose regrettable and I'M
timely death occurred few weeks
ago. The choice fell upon ]. A. Malt
bic. Mr. Maltbie is one of the prom
inent business men and leading citl.
zens Of Keosauqua and was also the
senior member of the council in point
of service. The appointment is re-
garded as a good one and is satisfac-
tory to everybody.
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Farm Properties for Sale

FARM FOR SALE-24 ACRES, FAIR
Improvements, easy terms. $1,000 buys
1t. Close to school and church. Adj
dress w. r. Smith, F'redric, la.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ONE OF
the best located small farms in Iowa,
also the best market IS acres we'll i'm
proved 300 bearing fruit trees most
ly apples, mostly In grass, N miles
of Abba, Iowa, on interurban railway.
Black soil. gently rolling. Price $500
per acre. Also two general purpose
brown stations, W.T.. 100 and 1900 lbs.
Straight in every way. Safe anywhere
as gelding. perfectly quiet and safe.
Records 214A and 217A. Would ex-
Shange for milk cows. What have
you? Address Lock Box 533 Abba, Ia
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HERD BOOK OF LEGISLATURE.

Des Moines, Dec. 11.-W. S. Allen.
secretary Of state. is securing informa-
ton relative to the members OF the
next general assembly preparatory to
issuing the herd book" This little
book will tell the interesting facts
about each member, his age. address.
district, occupation, nativity and num-
Der of years he has lived in Iowa.
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MORRIS WILLIAMS.

HELEN FRANCES SWEENEY
Zion du lac, Wis.)
JOSEPHINE SWEENEY
JOHN WILSON LAMBERT
FLORENCE M'MlCHAEL
ROBERT M'MICHAEl
PAUL, M'MIcHAEL
LATONA VIVIAN SYDER
Milton, lowa)
MAX RAY AARkER
Davenport loWa)
DONALD IRWIN WALKER
MARY GERTRUDE lUTZ.
ROBERT JANNEY MAJORS
MARGARET JANE COOPER
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Just Answered

A soldier in the English army wrote home: "They
put me in barracks; they took away my clothes and
put me IN khaki; they took away my name and made
me No.575' they took me to church. where I'd never
forty minutes Then the parson said: No. SIS Art
thou weary, art thou languid? and got seven days
! in the guardhouse because answered that GER
ktainly was"
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GAME wARDENs KEPT BUSY.

Mason City, Dec. 11.-Game ward
ems in Floyd county have been having
a busy time of it looking after violat-
ors of the state fish and game laws.
over 800 hides were found il posses
sion of men charged with trapping
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out of season. Fines collected in No.
vember amounted to $4,000.
HOPES TO REGAIN hEALTH.f

Cedar Falls, Dec. H. Broken II
health by hardships and sacrifices ~
endured in Serbia as missionary.
Miss Delpha Davis has gone to Arix
ona hoping to regain her health 1t va
learned at her home here.
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CLARA ALICE kERNS.
HARRY AlvA MEIER.


GLENN sETcHElL MEIER.
BILLY eERNHARDr MEIER.
ELlZADETH MARGARET MEIER
HELEN ELIZABETH CITIZENS.
VIRGINIA LOUISE RHUE.
GERALDINE cRAM1LiTT.
WILLIAM NORRIS cRAMBLITT.
GERALD coOksToN CORNELL.
DELpHiNE OPAL CORNELL.
0WENDOLYN REATHA CORNELL
RoLLA SENECA CORNELL.
GEORGE ROBERT KENDALL, JR
RUTH ELIZABETH KENDALL.
JACK ALLoTT.
DOROTHY FRANCES HALL (chi.)
JEAN LUCILLE HALL (chicaao)
ROBERT JAMES M'sURNEY.
MARGARET MAY SUMMERS
(oskaioosa)
HELEN LOUISE SUMMERS
JAMES LERov HANSON
(Foster' o, Ohio)
RUSSELL EDWIN WRIGHT
JANE FRANCES DORIAN
JOSEPH kANNALY ooRAN.
Cash $500.
DOROTHY FRANCES WAYLAND
RUTH HALL SHANAHAN
EMMETT. JACKSON StIANAHAN.
HARROW SMITH.
STEPHEN HARROW SMITH.
(Littie Rock, Ark.)
MARIAN REAMES (Rfchland.)
HARRY SHELBY CARSON.
(Charltpn.) -
MARGARET ETA BROWN
(keokuk.)
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1916 Christmas
Stocking Club

The various clubs OF the city, young
STEERS and grownups are beginning 10
enroll some giving money and others
the stockings already filled. Ihe
Courier Junior Christmas Stocking
: club hopes that many other CLUBS VIII
enroll this week.
All one has to do to become mem
her az the club is to give nice pair
81 well filed stockings or the equival.
ent in cash.
Into one stocking put some CANDY
and nuts, also 4 toy, an orange, pair
Of mittens. an apple and the other
stockings. Many Of the Juniors MI
both Stockings. On the card with
the donors name put the age Of the
s w. for who" me '''e4''s' ''' :.
IN is not necessary to bring the
stockings until next week. However.
If the donors find 1t more convenient
10 bring them in this week. The
Courier Junior ONCE can care FOL. them
nicely. We want all the names of the
members right away il possible: The
more names we have the better we
can plan for the needy children. Jun.
iors and grownups living at distance
can send a pair of stocking. also
little money to buy ntttens. toy and
some sweetmeats.
The stockings will be left just as
the donors bring them in. and will be
distributed Christmas eve direct from
this ONCE among little children whose
parents are unable to provide any
Christmas cheer and to little ones be-
reft of their parents.
IN MEMORY or JEANETTE
0AGGETT.
ROSEMARY DAGGETT.
MAE NEWoUIsT Dudley.
CECILIA IRENE NEWQUlST (Dud)
.cHAUNcEY FAY.
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Our Very Low''Prices

= will certainly make friends for
"6ookin," the jeweIer who carries In
stock the best jeweiry obtainable.
This season we have q larger stock
than before. We invite you to come
In now, whether to buy or to look.
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DOLLY BROWN (keokuk.)
PAULINE LAvONNE M'REYNoLDs,
FRANCIS JOHN RUMP.
MoRRiS JOSEPH RUMP.
DORIS FRY.
MAXINE KirTERMAN.
PHILIP E0MUNDS PRATT
(Ft. Madison.)
MARY LYNN GILBERT.
LUCILLE EARL GILBERT.
LOIS SAPP (BuriIngton.y
HARRY sAPP, JR. (BuriInston.)
ROBERT DANIEL WOOD.
LOUISE MATILDA WOOD.
MARY CATHERINE NICHOLSON
(Selma.)
ELIZABETH M. NICHOLSON
Seima.)
JOHN FREDRlckSoN; JR.
FRANCIS FREDRIcksoN.
MoLLiE MAY, FREDRicksoN.
MARcELLA LOUISE MARSHALL.
CHARLES NEWCOMER YoUNkiN. 4
MARGARET YOUNkiN paris, Tenn,
ELOISE ehARER.
PAULINE WOOD (Aoency.)
JIMMY WOOD (Asency.)
FLORENCE LEONA oWNiNGS
(city, Route No. ~
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/ You can sell your furniture, automobile, horse,
farm house, or anything through The Courier
Classified Ads at only onehaf cent per word each
insertion. Minimum rate, 15c.
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Wanted

6E WANT TO TELL. YOC HOW TO
turn your old clothes into beautifu
-, durable rugs. Write Tor -paiIlcu-
III BLOOMFIELD Rug Works. Bloom
Aeid Iowa
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GERALDINE ElklNS
GERALD HOWARD
MAYNARD CORRIck

EVERETT coRRIck
MARY DoLoREs>R RAY
ROBERT THOMPSON FOSTER
KATHRYN ELIzABETH KEEPER
EUGENE FRANCIS ROUGH
(Fioris)
JAMES BATES MAThER
(Lake Forest. ny
WOODROW WILSON
DONALD WILSON
I'm MEMORY OF MARJORIE FRAN.
cES WILSON
IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY ARLENE
WILSON
HAPPY HOUR CLUB
WARREN THOMAS FARRELL
CHARLES ARTHUR LEWIS
WESLEY II. GARNER (Des Moines)
IN MEMORY OF EVELYN PATTER.
IN MEMORY OF STANDBY PAT
TERSOK
THE A. G. CLUB, 7 pairs.
KEYNOTE CLUB, $3.50.
THE PURITAN CLUB, $500.
MARTHA ALBERT
BARBARA ALBERT
HELEN DUKE
WILLIAM DUKE
THOMAS MARION coHAGAN
(FairfieId)
GEORGE GRAY LANG
NANCY M'cUNE
CASH $500
YvoNNE EVELYN SMITH
ROSEMARY AVERY SWENSoN
IA GURNA HOOD
IN MEMORY OF HELEN JANE
:, RAMsELL.
Richard RoEMER RAMsELL, tR.
WILLIAM HENRY RAMsELL
DOROTHY S,1T1 WI WmIILernA BRAY
HELEN 1ERNADiNE RUckMAN
WALTER CHARLES RUckMAN
LESLIE MlCRE MCCOY
HELEN BLANCHE MCCOY
PAUL MASON SLOAN
HELEN SLOAN
AURA DALE MAHONEY
IN MEMORY OF MADGE ELolSE
CHAMBERLAIN
in MEMORY OF ROBERT IRWIN
CHAMBERLAIN
THURMAN SUMMERS
WILLIAM EDWARD sTAEsLER
JACK HOWARD STAEBLER
RUSSELL WILLIAM HARPER, JR.
RUTH ELEANOR GiLLEN
SERGT. PHILIP PAUL BINkS,
(co. G, Brownsville, Tex.)
CORPORAL CARL ELMER, GILLEN.
(co. G, Brownsville, Tex.)
DONALD MAXWELL FERN
CHARLES GREENLEAF MER-
RiLl, JR.
THOMAS WIN sETcHELL, JR.
RICHARD EUGENE SWANSON
(Libertyville)
JOHN WILLIAM lAPHAM.
EUGENE kAUL
Undergone, Minn.)
LAURELL BROuGH
JAMES ALAN WEIR
MARY ALBERTA WEIR
INA MAY TOMLN
MAXINE IRENE SCHWARTZ
ROBERT LEMONT EATON
ARTHUR GEORGE EATON
ANNA ELIZABETH EATON
MARY LOUISE EATON
JAMES cHARLEToN SWEENEY
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TO THE FARMERS.

Christmas is near at hand and now
Is the time to buy your presents. The
rush will be here soon, therefore II
you buy now you have time to look
over our splendid stock Of ieweiry.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-12

RUSSELL EUGENE WlNN
MARY eERNADiNE JOHNSON
JACK GREGORY NICHOLSON
DOROTHY ELIZABETH LEWIS
SAMUEL MAHON.
JOHN KEITH MAHoN, JR.
| MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS.
EMMA MAY WILLIAMS.
EDWARD F. IA FORCE.
burlington, Iowa.)
| MIRIAM INGRID PETERSON.
IN MEMORY OF FLORENCE AN
DREW (24 DoIls)
llUCiUS A. ANDREW, JR.
DORIS DOW HANSON
(City, r. No. s.
] MAXINE ELOiSE ToOlE
NOBEL CRUISE
(Buxton)
GWEN GILES
(Blakesbur0)
LINUS NlEMEYER, JR.
EVERETT EZRA, STEINER
(eatavia)
BILLY ANTON BOONE
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-12-12

MAX LOCKWOOD ALLISON.
MARY JUANITA M'cARTY.
JOSEPH PATRICK TRAY.
NYLA ESTHER kENNEY.
EDWIN WINFIELD MUS0ROvE
DOROTHY EVELYN HANSMANN.
lLOIS WiLHELMiNA HANSMANN
ESTHER ARLENE HEINZMAN.
FRED HOMER WHITE, JR.
(Ft. Madlson)
VIRGINIA LOUISE FULLMER.
MARY MAXINE FULLMER.
FRANCES LOU FULLMER.
MAXINE LEE JONES.
KEITH WHEELER JONES
VIRGINIA ELIZABETH ELLIOTT.
MARJORIE ELIZABETH JOY
(Salt Lake City, Utah)
MARY MARGARET BONWiLL.
WARREN ALFRED MoFFITT.
WILLIAM M'NETT.
GARNER M'NETT.
MAX MEDARIS SWANSON
ALMA MARIE LUMSDON.
FRANK MINTIRE POLLARD.
IN MEMORY OF MAMIE E. LEE.
BESSIE ALMA LEE.
EAnOLO LEE y S1"6U.
RoeERI BURNS (Eddyviiie)
MARTHA MARIE WEIGH
r. r. D. 8, Ottumwa
OLIVE MARIE HARRINGTON
Lincoln, Nebr.
JANE ELIZABETH WOOD
r. r. D. 3. ottumwa
FREDERICK DONALD CLOUD
(BerkeIy, Cal.)
EDNA ELIZABETH LEcOMPTg
Oklahoma City, Okla.
SAMUEL HOMER BURTON
City Route
GEO. FRANCIS rRoTTER, JR.
Pueblo, Colo.
CALVIN THOMAS rRoTTER
Pueblo, Col.
CASH 500
IN MEMORY OF REX DEE
LoWENBERG
IN MEMORY OF LAURA FAY
LOWENHERG
DONALD WAIT KENDALL
MILDRED LINTON
HELEN LOUISE STulrZ
HAROLD CHAMBERS
CONSTANCE CHAMBERS, Agency
CASH $500
LAvlNA MERRick
ALICE Lorraine M'ELRoY
WILLIAM JOSEPH WHEATON p,
THOMAS MATHEW MiER
ELIZABETH ROSE MiER
CATHERINE Lorraine REEVES
JEROME w. cUNDlFF, JR. u
NANCY LUCILLE GENTRY.
PHOEBE LORENE GENTRY.
RAYMOND EUGENE CARLSON.
DORIS LOUISE CARLSON.
GORDON RLSoNsRoSEN.
eoeeY RUSSELL ROSEN
GERTRUDE FRiNk ScHLEicHER.
BILLY MORRissEY.
MARY HELEN FISHER
Seattle, Wash.)
RAYMOND BALDWIN.
FREDERICK, CHARLES LOWRY
Cedar Rapids.)
ARTHUR MONTGOMERY
BERTHA cAvANAuGH
DOROTHY MAY SAUL
LILLIAN MADELEINE SANDSTRoM
ELEANOR ELIZABETH SAND.
FLORENCE ANITA sANosTRoM.
CATHERINE ELIZABETH TRACY
JACOB WILLIAM oNSToTT
JOHN ALLEN ONSTOTT "a
PHYLLIS EVELYN ScHoRR
(Des Moines, lowa)
THOMAS cLAlRE~HAll
4 Newell, S. D.)
LOIS ELLEN WRIGHT
(Santa Ana, Cal.)
ODESSA EVANGELlNE REID
(St Louis, Mol
MARIAN WILSON
BILLY WILSON
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ROBERT EMMETT FAY.
WAYNE EDWARD SONGER.

JoRDoN MARROW WoRk.
JOHN N. cANNY.
MARGARET M. cANNY.
MARY e. CANNY.
EDWARD 3. cANNY.
ROBERT e. cANNY.
JERRoLD EUGENE LEE.
DONALD PICKETT.
RICHARD RAUscHER.
MARY CATHERINE WALSH.
MARY M'AloON.
BESSIE M'ALooN. e
MARGARET M'ALoON.
DONNA CARMEN LEACH.
PAUL RAY LEACH. \
VERONICA LUCILLE FLAcTIFF.
MARGARET LOUISE HIGGINS.
(eraddock, N. D.)
MARY ELEANOR LOGAN.
I JOHN A. LOGAN.
BERNARD HUSTON.
MARY CATHERINE HUSTON.
DOROTHY MAY MAcMANUs.
ELEANOR PATRICIA MAcMANUs
THOMAS ARTHUR REIFsNYDER.
ROSWELL DoRR JOHNSON.
RosAMoND DORR.
(MiIes City, MONTY
MAXINE ELEANOR HARTMAN.
VIRGINIA MAXINE SlZEMoRE.~
MARY ELLEN DEHART.
lEONA MAY DEHART.
MARTIN BONE HARDsocG. !.
MURRAY ALFRED HARDsoco.
MARCEL 3. WILKINSON,
EvERTA CECIL KING.
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w "e"SVS VT VII 6.'SS.
KENT
HAROLD 3lDNEY KENT
KERMIT CITIZENS (Moulton)
HELEN CATHERINE HAGBERG
TEDDY MATTHEWS
lELLEN MARIE LONG
GERALDINE LOUISE POHISON
WILLIAM BERNARD POHLSON
DORIS ELIZABETH HAMMOND
MARTHA LOUISE 6YRNE
lVELMA ROSE ANTHONY
HELEN ELIZABETH JOHNSON
GELvlk 1LIxT JOHNSON
CURTIS ROBERT JOHNSON
RUTH CLARE robson
(RosewelI, N. NY l.
DORIS ELIZABETH HAMMOND
MARSHALL GEORGE eissELL
ROsA MAY POLLING
| SAMUEL n. HARPER
JAMES RAYNER HARPER
WALLACE RUSSELL HARPER
MILDRED MURRAY
ApELLA LUCILLE WILLIAMS
WILLIAM wYRIcK HARPER.
vi no. I1S"cu Su6oDVs
HELEN ROWE.
MABEL REiFsNYDER RILEY.
LAURA LEE.
ROBERT POWELL.
JACK POWELL
BILLY POWELL.
BILLY J. POWELL
MARY GERTRUDE LAMB.
HOLMAN FAUST.
DUDLEY FAUST.
EBERT FAUST.
JEAN FAUST.
CAROLINE FAUST.
Evanston, ny
w. r. kEeTER, JR.
MARSHALL KEsTER,
Evanston, Ili.)
TEkLA Won SCHRADER.
GRETCHEN Won ScHRADER.
FRITZ Won ScHRADER.
(Eau Claire. Wis.,
ARTHUR HICKEY, JR.
KATHRYN ADA HICKEY.
AUDREY IRENE GoWDY.
LESTER ALVIN DoWELL.
FREDERICK TlSOALE CUSHING.
HOBART SIMMONS WHlTMoRE.
MILDRED IDELL BOLAR.
EDITH HAZEL BOlAR.
INEZ LUCILLE 6oLAR.
ALBERT Ia GRANDE REINiER.
MAX Anvil GIlTNER (eatavia)
LAWRENCE kNiPE.
MARION GILMORE.
FRANCES GILMORE.
EILEEN GILMORE.
JOHNNIE ORR.
JAMES WILLARD ORR.
(Douds.Leando, r.. ~
HAROLD WESLEY CURRY.
CHESTER BENSON CURRY.
HELEN JUANlTA CURRY.
HARVEY LEWIS CARY.
Macedonia, lowa.)
WILLIAM AUSTIN M'MiLLUN
bliss, okIa.)
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DOROTHY DELL LEWIS
DONALD EVAN BROWN

DONALD EVAN BROWN
(Des Molnes)
EUGENE FRANCIS DAVIDSON
MABEL ROSE WADSWoRTH
LOUISE CAMPBELL
JOHN DAVID FiNDLAY
JAMES n. fiNDLAY
lALBERTiNArALAskA, PARK
ROSEBUD KATHERINE PARK
JAMES EDWARD PECK, II,
lvEDA MARJORIE PECK
MIRIAM GERTRUDE PECK
KATHERINE MAvle RoWLiNsoN
~(Sioux Falls, s. D.)
GEORGE HENRY RoWLINsoN, III
(Sioux Falls, s. d.
MARY kATHERYN LARkIN
RUTH HELEN LARkiN
JOSEPH LARklN
MAURICE HAROLD GLENTZER
Pueblo, CoIo.)
CHARLES PAUL GLENTZER
Pueblo, Coio.)
GERALDINE EUGENE HEN0RlCk$
Cash $500
MARY BETH LoWENeERo
JOHN A. LOWENeER0
JEAN LOUISE LOWENeERG
DOROTHY c. TROTTER
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Die Semtidjen maiden itar-
fe Wesemangriffe nDr0lid) nno
IiiolidD bpn Der SDmlne, bic
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Idlagen.
SemtIdlano plamt angeblidJ
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lambs.
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men in Masebonien cine
allaenteinc Offenfipe. Sic ba-
ben angeblid) sic 8nlgarem
gum 9tiifsng ge5iuMngen.
@riedenlanb iOa i,n gesriff
iteben, iid ben glaiierten amsu-
idllieFen mn6 &6nig &On-
jtantin ipa Oberbefeblsbaber
Ser Cffenfipe Der glQiiertem
iperben. gaad) anbern Msittei-
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Sin EbilippinenSantpfer iuirb
innerbalb Der Srei Meilen-
gense BON einem engIiIden
Sriessidjiff ansebalten mmb
btrdimdjt.
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beftebt11.
SmDianertaten.
.6erlihte iiber Dilla niht
beitdti9t.
2tnterifamer at8eblid)
pertp1tnoet.
'SmDtnnertnten.

- Anf gerlangen ibrer amerifa=
nilden Gollegen baben Die 1nerifani-
Iden Wfitglie0er Der geneiniamen
aOmmiiIion cine sl1fitellnng Der
gerbaltniiIe IN Merieo gemadt, nm
sn Seisen, baR Die Garransa-Gesie-
rnmg tatiadlid bas 2anb fpntrul-
liert. Ssad Oieien Nnfitellnnsen fat
iie iett iamnltlide Staatsbabnen
unb einen Sell Der 9sripatbabnen I'M
ter &pntrplle mnb Der |erfebr ani
0ieien 8abnen 1T bente elm regel=
mGkiger. 9as nronatlide Ginfom=
men Der garransa-&egie 1T Don
647,OOO Eelus Eapierselb i'm
sSanmar 1915 amf 25 Millionen se-
itiesen. 9amals, I'M sSannar 1915,
iuaren 3apata nnb @illa tint 8eiit
Ser S5aitptitabt, bente lit es Gar
ransa. Canals i6lof' ieber Wiomai
NIT eimen 9efisit ab, beiite 1T Elm
lleberiduif Dorbanben. slns alien
bieIert, bpr allem ans Dem regel-
mafigen gserfebr ser Giienba6nen,
sieben bic lnerifaniiden Mitsliebel
Der &ommiiiiOn Sen Sdlns, baf man
NIT upllem Red]te iagen f0nne, oie
Garransa-G -Gegierung babe oas Gano
inter ibrer GpntrDlle.
- Cine ganbe pon 0aani- Snoia-
ner loG In Ser Gta6t Santa Bar
barn i'm Staate Spnura fiinf5ebn
gbineIen ermor6et baben.
- Gen. EerIbing fat bem Griegs-
miniiterinm berid)tet, oaf es ibnl
nidt selnnsen lei, aud MIR irgeno ei-
mes Der pielen Weriid)te iiber geiue-
gnngen @iaa's mad bem 9iDroen sr,
feitsmiteaen. Die Meiitem oieier Sc
ridte fomnen ams 81 Iala, aber
troboem EeriBing anf ale n6slife
@eile nabere MitteiInngen sn err
langen ind)te, lit linn oies midt ae-
lmnsen. Eatrpnillen, bic nadD bem
Santa Clara GanDDn geid)tft iuttr=
Sen, fonnten nidjts BON @illa nnS
pon geipegungen Der @illiitas Ieben
Dber erfabren. Wlan bate burt 0anun
sebDrt, baf @illa in Satebu seiueien,
aber nidJts Saupn, baf er nadJ oen
Nprben sesangem lei. Eerlbins lit
anIfjeinenb Der glniid)t, baf alle Sic
Mitteilmnsen bon bieien 3iigen ans
Der snft sesriffen iinb.
8or 4llr5em ertratlf auf Ser
San Sole Ganh in Der gedbe BON
Iictoria, Wferico, elm gmerifaner
gfamens 2ouis 8rilton aus Deer
field, @isc. Sest glaubt man, oaB
Der Wann erntorbet iporoen tit. Sci
ner sSamilie geborte pieI 2ano in
Der T1be bon San Sole nno es tpa-
ren mebrere 8ro5eiie oariiber I'M
@ange. gs lollen perihieoentlih 0ro-
bungen gegen i'm lallt geiporoen iein
@anoiten baben eitlen Bug
Der 9ational 8abn in Ser Ndbe bon
gictoria befdoiien; es ipuroe aber
gienlatto detotet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12
3eitunss=Neifember perlamat.

Gin seiuanoter 3eitiings-9eiienoer
uerlangt inter borteilbaften 8ebin-
annsen. Nlnk sate GmpfebImnsen ia.
ben. Applifatiunen 81 ridten an bie
Jreie Ereife fir Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12

llnier Staatsiefretar 2aniine er.
fldrt, Die Nadrihten, Die gnelalf
ilno ieine 8erbiinoeten ourh oas
Seffnen Der griefe aus 1eittralen
un0 frieafiihrenoen 2anoern erfiib-
rem Ioaten MIR fir ntilitdrilhe
3ipefe benubt iperoen. gr erflart.
er babe Die IeuBertng 2loDo-
Georges geleien rnb bieielbe iperoe
mol Der @egenItano oiplomatiiher
Grorterin9en iueroen. Son irgeno-
melher GntriiItltng iiber Die itner-
borte sSre6beit Der GngIdneer, oieie
Mfitteilllngen auh fir ipirtIfaftlihe
lmo geihaftIide 3mefe ailssubelitell
fonfe er nfdltS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12

- 9eint 3uiaumenbruh bes eli.
men 9ogens on Der Bride bei 0ue-
bee iino nibt %, lonbern elf Ser.
ionen unl's 2eben gefontllteit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-12

(SortiesittlG aiif Sette T.,
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19
Baseball Again Tomorrow.

Hartman. over on the alfalfa line
of the Santa Fe. claims to have one
OF the fastest amateur teams in this
section of the state. They have play
ed seventeen games this season and
have not lost one. Tomorrow after
noon they will max. their appear
ance at Pastime Park against what
is left OF the La Junta team. La
Junta will have Its regular infield
line-up-Bockewitz. Addington. Mer-
rill and Chellsord. with Williams OF
Rocky Ford. as pitcher. and Herb
Love. OF Las Animas. ms catcher.
Hill. Pyle. and some other local man
will be In the outfield. The two
teams will play for the entire gate
receipts. so both will do their ut
most to capture the long end OF the
score. These terms were suggested
by the Hartman team, so confident
are they OF winning, but La Junta
expects to put up n game that Will
make II decidedly interesting for
them. The line up Of the La Junta
team viii be as follows:
Catcher. Herb Love: pitchers, Ray
Cox. Perry Williams. Runkey and
Klein: first base. Bockcwitx: second
base. Addington; third base. Merrill;
shortstop. Chclignrd; left field. Paul
McCauiey: center field. caulk. for
merly with Fort Lyon: right field.
Lovett or Pyle.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19
Tom supcnor Free Man Once Moro.

Tom Supenor was released from
the county jail last Wednesday.
whore he has been confined since
June 21st charged with assault 70
murder Bert Buddy. OF Rocky Ford.
He was released on n $4,000 bond.
the bondsmen being George Ham
mond and Il. NJ. Wright.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19

Samuel d. Nicholson, OF Lead
Vile. Is also an aspirant for the
nomination for governor on the re-
publican ticket. Two years ago.
when we were In the midst OF the
fight for state wide prohibition. Mr..
Nicholson then was In favor of local
option. He now says that the peo-
pie have passed upon the prohibit
tion question. and that he is against
the Beer Amendemnt and for the
rigid enforcement Of the prohibition
law. Unfortunately. however. for
Mr.. Nicholson. every liquor interest
In the state Is behind his candidacy,
and In spite of his own attitude.
they are a dead weight upon his po-
litical aspirations.
Respectfully yours,
THE TI-SALOON LEAGUE OF
COLORADO.
\. ], FINCH, State Superintendent