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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-26
1918 Earl W. HolIembeck Audubon

1918 Earl w. jHolI emIbecl Audubon
74S 'Clemen j. Petersen Hamltn
108 john N. Roth Jr. Au dubom
17S PETER Chas Hansen Audubon
I377 john A. Jones Braytom
8 Leo s. Boloten Audubon
347 GLEN E. HUNT Brayton
20 john &C. Mischler Audubon
1874 Herman H. Jensen Audubon
16 BernalD G. Cartier Audubon
1852 Fred G. "A. Brokowski Manning
595 Peter Paulsenl Brayton
4 789 Fay ChAs Coll Extra
$40 Ralph' III. Tibben Exdr.a
13l4 Floyd M. TURNER Audubon
6o7 Joseph IA. Rasmussen Atlantic
374 Leo 3. Weeks Audubon
1919 Chas L. FulIer Audubon
925 Thorvald p. Maroussen Audubc
173 John III. Feltner Jr. AudAbon
1874 socen M. y. HANSEN Audubom
S19 John j. Meyer Extra
166 Peter Chnistensen Audubon
1889 VIM. f. Steen GGny
474 A. G. s. Keldgaard Kimb.
so john B. Keq1winl Audubon
51S Chris Christensen Brayton
759 Carl Rasm uase,n Audubon
208 Chris Jaspersen Audubon
293 Walter E. BROWN Brayton
III Bernard P. Thflelen Extra
785 Raymond Boehme Extra
404 Walter T. Nelson Extra
1877 Elmer Ed Townsend Audubon
800 Ralph Juhl Braytonl
575 Otto B. Mayberry Atlantic
/ 277 Cleo. ]. Andersen Brayton
9S7 Jolhm Joens Manning
All Chris Petersen Extra
80 Clarence r. Nikleaom Audubon
| 266 Walter Schrader Audmb bon
1913 John IA. Swamson Ross
249 Samuel P. Roberts Audubon
204 Neas G. Jensen Audubon
3S7 Alva ]. LeffingwelI Extra /.
1885 James M. Lloyd Audubon
921 Lars Hansen Madison Audubon
1852 Blmer w. Rasmussen Kimb.
1879 Samuel iWalters Ar,dnhohj
81 Leo P. Kerwtn Andubph
4 159 ALBERT G. Crane Audubon
419 Andrew, P. Petersen Extra
l197 Jim g. Jensen AuIdubon
/ 338 Erode IN. Hamk.em Fssara
Ii165 Leon s. Cook An,xsut,on
Ii1263 Christian Rerts,ch Ross
1857 Ndels S. X. stemgarr,1, A,da,ho
1894 Chas Sc. Cord imiers Extra
i 386 Row Al. i ANTI F,xir.a
|1OO1 Arthur Lee Manning
sll252 Karl Rasnnuss,fs, .AmdutYm
LIS George Ma;h0er AnIdu,hom
3I7O3 Chris ,Chris Hamlin
4 1O41 Wrtus q. .Studnman ndammdnR
3I1229 HENRY W.. .Jdhannt,e,n Ross
1 Ga Christenp HANSEN, F,xfra
i $50 Oryen G. WilIdaana Exana
3I1O62 Nels IN. christensen Ansd,lhon,
I412 Andrew Petersen FsxHna
5|1O26 VIM Ploem Mamndng
996 HERMAN A. Kednast AUDUBON
3O1 Wesley D. Chase Extra
4 1856 Laa1rtts a. Andersen Aupt11,,,,on
]733 John HENRY Moore Hamndn
3li1O44 Btsmar,k w. Schroeder a udnht
987 John, :Loens Manning
| 828 VIM. PAUL Adam, 1
| 937 Mauaus n. Rdlntepa,ara A,,da,,,on
4 400 Hams K. isdmonsen, Khmb.
$40 Carl Hansen Extra
4 7O6 Gaylard a. Ddmhck Exira
4 1923 Chris Larsen HaanlBn,
i 4O1 VIM. IA. NELSON Bra vton
5l719 Jens G. johnson Extra
4 SIS Peter S. Christensen E,oira
3l11OO George Sc[huiltz Coom, Ranids
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-26

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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-26

569 Christian L. Jensen Atlantic
1149 Carl Jensen Audubon
1913 Joseph H. Elure Anita
1921 Thomas M. Rutherford Ross
1852 Ray j. Wendg Gray
1912 Ray F. Mclaughlin Manning
8f2 Fred w. Lauritsen Guthrte Gem
ter. Il s. /.
313 James L. Chase Braytom
1885 Roscoe s. MILLER Coon Rapids
1885 Irving H. Wenig Gray
1925 Chas L. Rutherford Ross
270 Andrew j. VanSise Audubon
928 Albert Nielsen Kimb.
SAB Grower g. Heiken Atlantic
397 Howard A. Marshall Ex'.a
339 Hans r. Hansen Brayton
1907 Albert Cerka Gray
348 Isaac Luther Hensley Extra
318 Harry R. Dimick Braytom
1890 PAUL F. Horning Ross
SIG Anders T. Clausen Brayton
49l Peter M. Nielsen Kimb.
72O Chris johnson Extra
1870 VIM. G. Henriksen Audubon
279 Sorem r. Andersen Brayton
S44 Chas A. Swim stsrt Anita
715 Carl w. johnson Hamlln
1882 Isaac LukenbilI Audubon
1243 Henery Stevenson Coon Rapid
113 Harry Reuschling Audubon
887 Axe) Faaborg Elkhoun
81 Ambrose Fox Audubon
Alb Edgar N. Petersen Brayton
1893 Henry "A. Rohde Manning
903 Jens G. Jensen, Kmb.
697 Chris M. Christensen Extra
21O George o. Kness Audubon
1872 Axel C. g. Mor-tensen Brayton
8 Andrew Andreasem Audubon
381 Martin Larsen Exira
594 Jens q. Petersen Extra
494 Evald r. Trunk ken Kimb.
95 Pierce l.. Petersen Audubon
498 Edmumd q Anderson Hamldn
545 PALMER Hansen Extra
90 Jens g. Petersen Audubon
S31 Bert o. Parkinson Anita
800 Ray @ Ghamlber BT,ayton'
99S Homer Kauffmann Manning
696 Carl F. christensen Hamlin
so Vergia O. JOHNSON, Audubon
244 Edwin Lee Preston AUDUBON
1853 Homer q. ;BoOteu Audubon
1917 Worthy r. OWEN Audubon
231 Biyddi Mluniz Audnlbon
500 Nels Fossel1 Manning
80 Opal Glen Erwin Audubon
761 Manuel J. Sorensom Extra
1870 Fired a. ssdhroeter Audubon
1877 Fred T. Boehmle Extra
$50 Walter ]. White Hamlim
81 George H. Nouithup Ross
,2SS Ben F. Bowen Brayton
1885 Harry a. Rudndck Audubon
826 Peter Hansen Petersen Extra
296 Edwin q. BenIgaard Anita
4S9 Alfred lAmpnseni Kimib.
1905 ERNEST SD. Mnmich Imddanolh
$50 Fred, Wm Kldne ExdGa III
1908 Raburn G. Christensen Coon +
395 Collato MaItIto Braytom
~ John w /. Diest Audubon
SAT Nels P. Hansen Extra
1925 Chris T. Christensen Mmb.
884 Nels P. Eabeck Audubon
943 Niels Sorensem Kdmb.
1913 Ellis Garuoltte Extra
1885 Gaudius R. Fa1relI Gray
1872 BENZ. Abmer Spence Audubon
1928 DALTON F. Miller Gray
$50 George 3. Nelson Brayton
S34 Charles j. Rose Extra
1898 VIM. A. Olsen Ross
1926 Floyd G. Freeman Braytpn
1247 Wilbur D. Sampson. Audubon
1926 Micheal Koemig Audubon
443 Nicolad Wolff BraYtpn
| "a Vern 8. Cozine Audubon
951 August Buaun Aud.
ITO VIM. r. Alexander Anita
55S Niels MATHS Jensen Atlantic
SSs Martin Madsen Extra
1907 Glan B. McCuen Ross
1852 Forrest McF Madden Audubon
l1047 Chas J. Wnlf Manning
1928 Laurence Larsen, Extra
$50 Elmer Ray Berry Extra
1888 Otto Peter Hansen Audubon
I149 Holger v. q. Anderson Audube
49, Hail w. Martin KHmb.
81 Otto Lund Petersen Audubon
1929 Wm. g. Pfeiffer Dedham
219 Harry -. L,auhendJer Audubon
1853 Carl Conway Audubon
$40 John Slater Jr. Extra
1249 Peter y. adhwab Coon Rapids
1919 Ferdidk Worm Audubon .
As Claus p. Hansen Audu BON
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-26

Ala Henry s. Petersen Brayton
625 Monroe Bunns Hamlin II
402 MAIDS I. Nielsen Brayton
129 VIM. G. Sloan Audi BON
1922 Clint Heater Coon Rapids
1924 Leonard Hayes Coon Rapids
885 Gh1isten r Erickson Audubon
$50 ALBERT r. Borkowski Audubon
1923 Malius Nielsen Extra
1915 Ora Lee Davis Ross
627 Edw. ]. Baier Extra
SO VIM. F. Reynolds Audubon
81 Ole M. Olsen Elldhprm.
315 Joy M. Cotton Extra
551 Martin p. Jensen Extra
1920 Frank g. Gerber Coon Rapids
1880 Howard j. Rodgers Gray
1928 Leo L. Jenekes Audubon
649 Christen K Jensen Audubon
1911 Whitman H. Northnp Ross
GAS Stuart A. Hayes Extra Is;
1872 Charlie w. Nietzil' Audubon
554 James G. H. Jensen Extra
1919 Earl Kile Audubon
1245 Phillip a. Sampson Audu bon
319 Schuyler Davis Extra
476 Holgar ]. Koch Kimb.
1895 Ruben O. Barrett Gray
523 Chris Christensen Atlantic
900 Clarence Jbrgensen Ktmb-
740 Niels p. Nielsen Hamlan
500 Morton H. Epson Kimb.
788 Hermann G.. Baier Extra
1879 Beherd w. Diest Ross
119 Claude s. Smith AUDUBON
901 Kmud s.. Jespersen Extra
643 Grover G. Heiken Atlantic
454 Christen L. Clausen Kimb.
g953 Loren d. Buckner Audubom
835 Herman D. Schwarting Extra
GIG LauH'itz Larsen Kimb.
756 James r.. Reed Extra
821 Leslie McM ichael Extra
$50 john F. Tibben Extra
891 Hams J. Mumgaaad Klrnb.
20 john @. MishleT Audubon,
994 Harry M. Keat Manning
$50 Arthur Christensen Hamlinl
8O3 William Hamsen Extra
1912 Ray w. Duvall' Audmbonl
POI Julius Bertelsen Extra
13 William "A. BOust Audubon
467 Peter Jorgensen Kimb. \ IS
999 George J.. Lee Abdul bon
995 August G. Kusel Aud.
791 Carl "A. Carlson Anita
914 Laulrits j. Larsen Nmhr
100 Leo Carr Anita
SO Walter Leilb AudWbom
1929 George Nrebaugh Audubonl
1855 Niels Karstensen Audu BON
116 john Hordyski Audubon
845 Charles u. Stanley Extra
873 ANel s. Clemson Audubon {
1896 Walter Spease Manning
ll1IU Jake CueWelW GTlay
30 Curtis l.. Clark Braytom
763 Hans H. Sorensen Extra
1854 James Law Audubon
459 Hams J. Hansen Kimb.
4161 Roy B. Conway Audubon
900 Carl A. Jorgensen Extra
1895 Merritt Root Audu BON
9O4 George L. Jorgensen Kimb.
628 George S. Burr Hamlin +
682 Herbert Wahlert Extra
569 Laurits T. Larsen, Extra
$50 George w. Jensen Extra
$50 Albert Leist Extra
f361 Warner Il. Jones Brayton
213 Walter W. Kester Audubon
1913 Carl Conway Audubon
1902 Carl g. Campbell Ross
4O5 Adolph J. Nauratfl Extra
HAT Max G. Jurgens AUDUBON
246 Peter G. Petersen Audubon, 8.
955 August L. Bogatzke Audubon
1903 Henry A. Clark Audubon
365 Oscar 8. Jensen Extra
1901 Sam j. Lawson Honey Gro1
PENN. ..,...s..
1885 Harry 3. Freatley Gray
1890 Charles A. Martin Audubon 4
1880 Paul Dreher Gray
$50 Arthur w. Stephens Extra
104 PEARL G. ReimemJund' Audubon
S3 ,Charles E. Nelson, Audubon
142 Glen, T. Williams Audubon
534 Charles ]. loft Br|ayton
1876 Thos. Glen Turner Audubon
1000 John M. Idkeu Gray
962 Julius s. Christensen Audubon
20 Thomas j. Conner Audubon
a131 Lorenzo Solorio Audubon
915 Hams Larsen Kimb
1886 Hams Hansen Audubon
A28 Arthur d. StatzeM Extra
It'll Waiter Andersen Manning.
< s(siorn,ora NnLft EsyHn,a S. W ( s
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-26
CAUSE OF DEsPONDENClY,

Dependency 10 often caused by
indigestion and constipation, and
quickly disappears when Chamber
lain's Tablets are taken These tab
lets strengthen the digestion and
move the bowels.
Kearneyse Phaumacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-26

l1oJ WHY ~. fQe1TIeT I0Qnam
219 Harry r.. Laubemder Audubon
1853 Carl Conway Audubon
500 John Slater Jr. Extra
1249 Peter .. adhwaib Coon Rapids
1049 Ferdidk Worm Audubon "
4 5 Claus p. Hansen Audu bon,
sos Nels A. Quist Extra
l246 john 7. Sampson Audubon
6S7 John G. Albertsen Extra
1876 Ghas g. Horndmg Audubon
1135 Jens M. Hansen Audubon
541 Harry j. A. Hansen Extra
PAT Harry Philldps Amdubon
179 ARTHUR Horntng Audubom
684 Orvie g. Young Extra
997 BENZ. n. KNuse Gray
922 Hams E. Moutensen Kimb.
253 Walter M. Svnndsen Audubon
1878 john M. Davis Gray
263 Marius Lorensen Garwfn
577 Theodore Madison Extra
1872 Otto Lauridsen Hamlim
661 Peter Molgaard Extra
727 Andrew Lauritsen Hamlam
584 Nels Ebbe Nelson Extra
496 Hams g. T. Olsen Kimb.
81 Jay KLINE Extra
!12 Harley q. Boyer Audubon
1877 Lauritsen j. Hansen Audubon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
OF yANOW'S
AUTOMOBILE CAUGHT
NORTH OF SOCORRO
Sheriff j. s. Baca Jails Man, Wife
and Baby Found Driving Mer-
chants Car on Way to Ell Paso /;
Yanow and Deputy Depart.

Sheriff j. $ BaCa Of S0corro county
yesterday afternoon stoppea tho car
belongings TO Henry Nauow, about
twelve miles north of Socorro. a
man. wife ana child were In the auto
mobile az the time. Henry NanOw
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff A..
M%outoyu left for socorro this morn
in. where Mr. Yanow viii make the
return trip boz his car He expects tp
reach Albuuerquc this evening.
The man. woman ana child were
Jailed, the latter not because of thcit
but because he could not be taken
from his mother.
The q and woman wore no cloth
ed for winter and mad only $3.50. ac-
Cordlug tu Sh,rin Bacu. The man de-
MED the charge. but sheriff Baca
thought the car answered the descrip-
ton given him Uy chief of Police ga
lusha, although the car carried a
Texas instead Of "A New Mexico IL
censc
The car had been taken from the
front 90 S. Mary's han "Wednesday
night. driven 10 Scholle IN Ado cnu-
Won. southeast of nclen then back ip
the Albuqucrqur-Socorr" highway,
and was headed tor ri Paso
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
Personal News
Items.
Auto sprInEs. ami makes. Korbsr Co

Auto Springs. all makes. korber Co
]. l. LaDriere. architect, returned
from a business trip to Gallup yester-
day
Leland r. Campbell. who was ii
Los Angeles for several days. has re-
turned TO the city.
Mrs. william Ralfour. who has been
visiting her daughter in Los Angeles.
returned yesterday
l.. ID. Seward salesman for the Saxon
SIX, went To- Mountainair this morn
ing To- deliver a car.
+. G.. Fuhrmeyer, salesman FOR the
Weayer-Porter Motor Co. distributors
FOR the Oakland car. H. In santa Fe
demonstrating the car there.
VIM. Lancaster has been In Pueblo
the past week getting Oakland auto
mobiles for the Las Vegas territory.
He Is rcprcesutating the Weaver-Por-
ter Motor Car Co. OF this city.
The second annual ball ~ Albu-
querquc lodge No. 570. brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen, will be held
Friday evening. February l6. at the
Masonic temple. Music will be fur
nishcd Dy the Booste orchestra.
Miss Cora CLAYTON. a quietly mar
ricd last night To Harold -. Bowkcr
at the home of the Rev. Archie Tooth
aker. pastor OF the Congregational
church. Mrs. Floyd Lyons. sister 81
Mr.. Bowker was the only attendant.
The couple win mdke their home on q
ranch south % own
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
Deserter from u. S.
Army Surrenders to
Sergeant Miller

Norman ~ Asbeck. q private and
deserter from Troop v. Twelfth United
States cavalry, for whom there has
been a $50 reward, ave himself up TO
Police Seargeant y NJ Miller last
night, and asked TO DE sent Jack To
the army.
Asbcck made his escape from the
army last September. He was sent to
Fort Bliss. Miller will reyeive h re-
ward. "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black Draught

McDuH, va suffered for sewers
yeafs." says Mrs. !. b. Whitaker, o,
This place, with sick headache, ane
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 10 FRY
hedfofd's Black raught, which did,
and ! found Il 10 be the best family medi.
cine Tor young and old.
keep Blaek-D raught on hand an the
lime now, and when my children feel q
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and II
does them more good than any medicine
they eyer tried.
We never have a long spell OF sick
ness in our family, since We commenced
using Black Dfaught."
Thediord's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 regu.
late weak siomachs, aid digestion, re-
lieve Indigestion. collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach. and similai
symptoms.
II has been In constant use for moro
han 10 years, and has benefited moi
Than a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black raught. Price only 2S. Get
n7okage to-day. NC ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
EATING A PLEASURE

when % have n normal appetite.
Loss OF appetite indicates that the
stomach needs to be cleaned. sweet
ened. and stimulatd 10 healthy ac-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
Y.W.C.AW THDRAWS
IT'S OFFER TO BUY
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Association Throws More Serious
Aspect on Situation; Club Now
Faces Foreclosure Suit; Drive
to be Made Soon.

The Y. w. G. A. yesterday withdrew
it's offer Of s5e.000 FOR the Commercial
CLUB buiiding. causing the latter as
ISOLATION to face a foreclosure suit or
raise the Indebtedness. Or. J. y.
Pearce. head or the committee for
saving the building, increased the
number OF teams who are prepared
to carry on the drive. which win start
next Tuesday. The team captains
are:
Sol Benjamin. Pierce Rodey. n.
Flelscher. ID. $. Rosenwald. Clark NJ.
carr. ID. A. Macpherson. =. +. Me-
Gamma, o. y. Marion. Henry Yanow.
Louis tlfeld. W. +. Metcalf. W. p
switzer, Harry Leonard. Charles M
lini, George Taylor. NJ. T.. Hickey,
Reuben Perry. H. Charles Roehl
Frank Hubbeli. W. +. Southland. Ross
Merritt. Mayor Henry Westerfeld. f..
n chase. Alfred Grunsfeid, Tom Nit
chell. J. +. Luthy and G. ID. Boyer.
acting secretary.
Secretary Beyer has been busy for
the last three days planning means to
cover The city In the shortest possible
time.
Just watch these men IN action
and Judge for yourself what the out
come OF this drive will be- said DR..
Pearcc; because they a deliver the
stods"
THE Y. w. c. a. has Withdrawn IFS
oncr. and we face foreclosure pro-
secdiags unless something is done 10
relieve the situation at once. That
maans tho building will hc sacrificed
to cover the $4,000 first mortgage,
aud the rest OF the creditors can whis-
tie scr their money. DO We want to
d.scIedit our commercial standing as
well as turn a building worth $780,
900 loose for lack Of n little support?
The idea Is preposterous.
''The rentals and other income de-
rived from this building will pay for
its pOkeep. nee the overhead expense
is removed. and the dues derived from
TIE mmbers can go toward u com
mercial enterprises.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
H. l.. Singley Pleads
Guilty to Selling
Liquor ON Sunday

II. l.. Singley, one of the three bar
tenders OF the New Bridge saloon held
10 await the action u the grand jury
yesterday pleaded guilty before Judge
H. +. Raynoids Of the district court
70 working on sunday. singiey payed
a fine OF siS.
John venable, attorney for singlcy.
and Pete Fleming who was bound
over with him. explained The plea OF
guilty on the grounds that SinS!ey
wished 10 leave Albuquerque. Mr..
Venable said that IL was his intention
20 make a test Of the law In the Elem
ing case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03

WATER TNN DIE ANb PAY
ABLE At OFFICE or WATER co.
lI6 : SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
THE wEATHER

} FORECAST. Fair tonight and
} Sunday; not 80 cold tonight
} southeast portion.
Albuquerque weather for 20
} hours. ending = o. m:
MaNimum-i7.
Minimum-il.
Rangc-36.
At ) "a. ms.
North wind; clear.
Fine day. Mr.. Gloom, and"
Wen, you didn't make u, did
you?" snapped J. Fuller Gloom.
Then. what r you Dragging
about Il fore"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03
Mules Stolen from
Mrs. Fred Snyder Are
Located by Deputy

About iva months ago Mrs. Fred
Snyder. living al Pajerita. had two
mules stolen. Deputy Sherin Anas-
iacio Romero returned this morning
from san Rafael. where ne located
one OF the mules. The mule is being
returned her and Is expected to arrive
tomorrow afternoon. The other one
has been located at Sevollcta. y. NJ.
and Mr. Romero Will leave overland
tomorrow morning to get il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-03

Classified Ads Bring Results.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
NY. CAVALRY TO
PATROL BORDER
INFANTRY ORGANIZATIONS ALONG
RIO G2AkDE ALSO WILL BE
GIVEN FIELD DUTIES.

Active patrol aloVg the border ~ the
First New York Cavalry. now stationed AZ
McAllen. 10 begin within the next few davs.
was announced at Fort Brown today by
Brigadier General James Parker. COM
manding the Brownsville district The en-
tire command viii be detailed for this duty.
and viii patrol along the river from Meal
Ten westward a- far a~ the Arroyo del Ii
GRE, about 2n miles east WI Zannta county
The patrol duty win carry the troopers
across portion ~ ITidalgo county. across
Starr county. and nearly half way across
Xapata county.
While thr New York troopers have done
frequent patrol duty along the border IN
iIidalgo county. this viii " thc first time
that such q large territory has ceen placed
into their hands for enforcement of the
United States neutrality and to guard
against The ever popular raids by Meyi-
can bandits Recent occurrence in Zapata
county, south of Laredo. have increased
the vigilance ri the military authorities
In connection with the announcement
that the New York national guard cavalry
organization viii patrol the border. General
Parker announced also that the infantry
organizations of the various camps along
the border will hc detailed t0 guard duty
along the river. MrAllcn infantry. for i'm
stance. VIII guard their front. Ilano
Grande infantry their front San Bcnito I'LL
fantry, their front and Brownsville their
front
In d the intention vi General Parker to
keep the troops moving along the border
from place to place. ~ assure those with
evil intent that the military authorities
have not relaxed their efforts 10 keep
things quiet ON the border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

Passages in the letter are highly libel
ouS, or considered hy the city attorney %
be -. The paper hpon which it j. writ
ten bear, tie brand of the factory IN water
mark and the characteristic features of
the typewriter. by which II would be easy
TO Identify the machine upon which il Wa
written. show ON the copy. The rhetorical
style vi the writer and his use of char
acieriStic expressions of speech, 1t !, he
heved. will make i An easy matter 70
identify him and il j. considered possible
that the legal and criminal phases of the
letter may BE followed up.
Since the letter was not signed. il y
probable that no official action will be
taken in the matter. Ii was iniimated
thst an investigation to ascertain the iden-
tity Vt the writer may ~ conducted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
Silent SentineIS'
Win First Salute

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Jan. l2-When
President Wilson returned from golf to-
day, TIE "silent sentInels' stood at salute
With their right hands upliftcd 70 their
hats. The president returned the salute.
noticing the "scninels" for the first time,
This method of picketing AT the white
house has been adoped by the woman suf-
fragi-ts 10 obtain recognition Of their
claims.
The suffrage organization has aban-
doncd ii~ plan for 4 parade preceding the
Inauguration of President Wilson. and in
stead will have an elaborate picketing Of
the white house grounds They plan to
have thousand women form d Gordon
about the grounds.
Although the temperature today wa,
below freezing the -utiragettes continued
picketing the white house 10 impress their
cause upon the president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS SEVERELY
SCORED BY ANONYMOUS LETTER WRITER

Considerable cnlivenment was injected
into the regular meeting of the board of
city commissioners Yesterday by the read
ing aloud to the board of nm anonymous
letter that was received recently BY Mavor
4. Albert Browne The writer Of the let
ter claimed 60 have been an almost life
time personal friend of Mr. Browne. The
letter contains five or more pages OF
closely typewriter matter. scoring the city
and county authorities for alleged gross
violations of the liquor and gambling laws.
The expression higher ups" occurs fire.
quently in connection with the allegations
that these alleged violations of the law
are winked AT. The writer declared that
an understanding existed among the city
and county authorities. including the con
stabulary. consenting that these 'dens'
70 unmolestcd