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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

BUENA GRATfflCACION darE a Ia perSo-
M que me de informes cXactos acerca
del actual paradcro dc los seiioreS jose
Corona y Evari.to Gandara. qu!enes en-
Mayo del ali" rr0X;mO pasado trabajaban
en- 10 Inca del sunset ) rcSidian en- IiOuS-
Ton. Texas. Cualquter inrOrme S0bre ell
particular. Siryanse d~!riairlo Juan Ra-
mircZ. laj Ave e.. BayOnnc. y. J.. u5>
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Yerdra a este pals.

Nos djjo, ademas, que probable
mente la ssmana e%ntrante vendra a
este pals el ingeniero Roauix, visltan-
60 San Antonio, e. Secretario de
agricultural ira a la ciudad de Was
hington, con Ell objeto de arreg'ar va
rios asuntoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

G~EATIFiCARf:. con $500 a Ia persona que
me prcpOrciOnare i%nforInes cNaCloS acer-
ca de Ia SclOra Francesca Martinez, dc
ii amos Gc edad, c2sada con ri SeMoI fe-
liX ntcro. TIen" dos %lijitos: Regina y
Felix. Hlcc tres alOS Sc cncOnITdba en-
Taft. Texas. sirvanSe dirigir los inror-
mes sobrc RI particular 4 Ramon NJ. Te-
ycni. 80 ;. san Saba, san Antonio, Te-
NaS. ff61
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

GaATIFiCARE ron $50 a Ia persona que
me- lnformc eysrtamenT acerca del senior
mi padre, Miguel Arila, como he So AMOS
De cdad. En- I" de AeOStp &c 1916 Sali6 de
San Antonio, Texas, rIIinbO a Houston Y ri
: de- Scp;iembra del aii0 pr6ximo paSado
reclbi Su ultima caria de Trinidad. Texas.
C.ualquier inrorme siryanSe dirlgirIo a Mi
Etiel .hylla. Aparlaio 5j7, TampicO, Ia
mauliIas. Mexico. IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13
SEA I'D. Ell REY DE LOS BttU-
JOS Y observation-disclosures

Enormcs sa.arios So ragSn en- TeatroS Y
VaudryiiIes. infercsanle. faSca,laor, mistc-
rioso. Viaia iIsted 5!tcdrdor~ del 5IWmdp.
InsIrucriones eoinpIetasS rpr solo so.a5t.,
para introducir nuesiros maragillosos mis-
ier!cs 2 i%lusiones. DetnlleS gratis. ESrrl-
rtncO ccntavo4 40 ~dssaproytche eSta
eportunidad que no rolycra 4 p~resenllrse.
". santa -l;gsa. :.
NJ. CARD co. Box Ill Sta. 4,
Dept. B. San Antcnis Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

rio LA PRENSA'. Graiiricare a IL perso-
na que me proporcione Ia actual direction
o Inc dlcTe inrormes exactos acerca del
senior Juan Miranda, como de IS amos de
edad. moreno, ojos srandes. originario de
lrapuatc, Gto. Mexico. La lima vez que
tuvc noticias de e. fue cuando Sc encon-
traba en- ell Estado de Colorado, en- Ocfu-
informe sobre ell particular sfrvanse diri-
girlo a Rafaela Baca, Go. ia Prensa.'
san Antonio, Texas. TI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13
PESQUISAS

500 DE- GN~AE..-3I.ny, % TN -ho lie
Sunrrirci0n. al dIdrIO IA PRESSi". a ls
persona que ue diere infOrTnes eIactss
arcrca Del SeEnr StverO Vargas y de il
Seilora Maria DciradO. III sefipr Vargas
t!rne ONO ~ shOS dc edad, mide COMO
. pies HH a!iIlra. color moreno Y 0rigi-
mario q" A2naSclliCntcs. FL, .Abrll dc 1915
80 cncOntraDa On Torreon. CoatuIla. ne
yicU. SirvanS- diriclrsa q Pedro Martinez.
81; LirernoiS. Axe. Detroit. Mich. o.
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Murio antior Ell general Bravo

dc so-ictado por eI eheargauo ue! w
Ger executive. oufanIe ei rest"'
dc riuefta' e! general bravo ucse
peno mportantes co~nls!ones mL''"!7
&" 81 Nof'e ee Mexico H"p!e'''o S'T0
por uitimo tomahaah'e mll''ar 'e i"
c'0daa de Ae%!co, pueS'o que "e7e
GcHo ha5Ia 81 ola que e. se4'ei !
Alerta aoand0ho el poder.
oc,s,.orsc;oras
Z! seAcr general Bravo es uno de
les mi!itares mexicanos que mayor
AUme-o de condecoraciones c~srentaha.
Cuando esJuvo en- San Antonio. ha-
&c de este mas de dos amos, pualmos
~comrrCbar Que tenia. entire orras, las
sigujentes: Confederation de IA fa@'
creaaa e. 1886; Cruz de t~onstaAcia'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

E:RE bUenI qualification a Ia persona
Cue me- informc eXaCtamentc accrcl dc los
SCilOrc,, .Aurrlio Saldaia V Victoria de SAL
dana, qulenc> COniraIeron mairimOnio Ell
cfiO de 1911 en- Stockton. Cal. Sirvanse di-
riglrse I Fcllpe GOnZaleZ. Tempe. Arizona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

Avisos de OCCASION
PROFESSIONALS

DR.. L. 4. BRUSTAD, 30s Moore 5Ellgl1s
TAUiEXTOS E%LECTRlCOS, diael0sticos 20.
medic dc RayoS Y y aplicscion de RaFos
UllraviolaGos para Intermediates G; ID
MEL. tf-oL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13
VENTAS

VENDU caDaIlU. express y Suarnici0n en-
eycelent- cStado y muy baratO. Dirfjanse
q ali ,. Laredo 81. G2s'
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G. MENDEZ, comerciante en- rrutas y le-
gumbres. Los mejores precios de 'plaza.
Els MalamOrOS 81. N-9l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

sELLOS DE COMA. mandelUs I'd. hacer a
la san Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., 37
Navarro 81. Tel. CIR. 90i. Aiencion innledla-
IA q 0rdencS por correo 0 tcleforicas. San
Antonio. Texas. .
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81 DESEA I'd. mandar dinero a Mexico,
yeame o cScribamc. Vendo letras sobre
las principles plazas. J. NJ. Marroquin,
500 DolorOsa ST., san Antonio, Texas.
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,MONCMENTOS dc Marnol y Granite. Ba-
randaIes de Hero. McClain v Stichl. sci
F.. Commerce 81. Teieiono Travis 3I04.
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EMPLEOS

- NEi.E-!TA una ~Iry!cnia dl>piCSta 4
trafalgar Y run bU"nGS rcOin"nGaCioneS.
pirlian>c 4 I3I san Pedro Ave. 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

SENDE I'm primoroso traje de china
piriianse a 339 South Presa 81. Is
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DIVERSOS

r. r. SANCHEZ, 6ia Leyer ST., Gambia ca
sas en- carroS o trucks. Teleiono ira
Wis 1903.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

VENDO en- abonos MaQuiraJ para C0SEn =
BUrdar marca .SINGERt, PIANOS, NUE.
BLES Y FONOGRAEOS. F. de los santos,
80 n. San Saba. Telelono Travis 6S59.
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rAHl UEPARhCIONE:S Gc Tcl0jcs o a~llIaias,
"cUTTa ii. Il A-bc.lrr and Srlariack. Ira
ba.I I.HiiIa3u. 80 ". Houston =.
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ANTEOJOS en- abonos. la CompanIa era
mer, 3t9 Hicks Bldg. Esqu.na de Houston
V Ayelida c..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

Or, F. y.AzoUEZ GOMEZ. ntdoS-Gargsa
"a y NariZ. a0s Frost Bidg.-ssn ANTONIO
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

para lrabajar lIa"!enda de Ir0 acres. ilsia
para la SlriIbra rur aparrrria. nirllinSe
y MI LLlIr. HrmMgh. CO IL PRENSA' MJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

VEND0. CoHpro, Gambia Muebles nue.
vos y %segundos. Pages fac!leS. Dixie Fur
niture Co., tt3 \. Flores 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

FRAGUA, CARROCER1A Y BANC0 DE He
HRaR. Pals y ValdeS, Gil E. Commerce.
para cualQuier tTabajo llamen al telefono
crockett 7SOS.
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]. ". MAREOQUIN, {Oi Dolorcsa ST., en-
yidrl 4 I'd. liSla dc esneClalidddeS en- aba
rrCIcS en- general y ariiCuiUS dc pTlmera
aeCeSldal. Enyleme 81 nombre Y dlrec-
Ci1u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

m NJ. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Intermediates
Vcnereas ' partos. Medicine en- general
jrlcina, w. Commerce 1901. Telefono ira
us a3t6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-13

y NECESlTA TN SaSirc para hacer ira
les. u~lrijan>" q iui +. Commerce St. o
IlanIrn ri rclcfunu Cr. Giu. go
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

s!ead near the Town o. COSBY. hers
nj. Sra'e resided WIN ms parcnts un-
vi after the close Of me Civil war.
Vn OCT 20, 1859, M; craig was
u y mite, IN marr,sse % mlss julia a;
keiiey, VINO enjoyed MS kindness and
affection Tor more than % years, she
having died rep, ~, 1915. mr.. and
MRS. Crn,g celeorsted tneir golden
wccd'nS anniversary, Sct. 20, tviS.
| 10 TINS union were Dorm eisns cnli-
1ren, thrss OF wnom sarvive' Sharies
w., Oh rortcscue; Eugene l.. ana
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

way that was the conclusion Of the
Republican editor the other morning.
when he saw . dog running past the
office carrying In his mouth . half
finished sweater. two needles and o
ball Of yarn.
Three business men Of Cameron
have been In business there <6, ~, and
a years respectively. The first, .
monument dealer, his retained tho
same location oil that time; the SEC
ond IL Q jeweler, and the third . news.
paper man, has been on the job ~
years without missing an issue Of his
paper.
After On elaborate test Of the In.
Auesce Of the moon on the growth Of
vegetation willard Bunham has been
able TO crafty his friends both pro
and con by the announcement that the
tubers planted In the light Of the moon
produced the biggest potatoes while
those that were planted In the dark
Of the moon yielded the must In the
hill.-Maysviile Herald.
The patriotism Of Laelede was put
10 test last week when q meat train
was wrecked just west Of that town.
Four refrigerator cars Of fresh meat
were demolished. says the Brookfield
Argus, and the meat was scattered
far and near. However, . large num-
ber Of patriotic people visited the
scene and did heroic work In trying "a
save and conserve, and Il Ii said tha,
the next morning found more meat
stored In the Ice boxes about town and
throughout the country for miles
around than ever before.
One man with . team and rake
working In . Shelby county wheat
field after the shocks had been remov.
ed, was able 10 CLEAN more than ~
worth Of wheat. The saving was sl
most bushel 10 the acre.
Called to report at once for Undue
ton into military service Ernest John.
son, Of Parkville, was greatly dismayet
to find that he could get no machine
and crew to thresh hi swheat befor'
he left. He was expected 10 repor
on Tuesday, says the Gazette, and herr
II was Saturday night, and oil ma
chimes promised days ahead to othel
parties. Sunday morning. however,
threshing outfit pulled into his field
and the neighbors turned out to hel!
When young johnson went to pay hi
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
NORTHWEST MISSOURI NEWS
n Nest lnpsstsat News Css6sssse
Fpsa The Leading PspssA ~
, A. A. jeffrey.

Thu hens that have had to endure
The ridicule Of the world just because
thew have easily been deceived BY
eourds, door knobs and other sucn
camouhage intended 10 incite them 70
greater efforts may now have the con.
ISOLATION Of knowing that they are NOT
the only victims Of such deception.
Last week near Marceline, . black
snake swallowed . door knob which he
found In Q hens nest on the X. J.
Green farm. The snake. when discov-
cred, was passive, says the Journal.
Mirror, and appeared much disgusted
because the knob wouldn't digest.
-"ln the past, when our country
was at peace, I never kicked IN any
nickname that people saw At TO give
me-" says Q Gentry county citizen, In
. public warning printed above his sig.
nature in the Albany Ledger. "But
with the good old U. s. at war with
the most brutal nation the world has
ever known, I will hereafter object 70
anyone calling me Dutch Whitmorc'
NV name 10 William Nelson WhitmereI
and my friends can use either handle
they prefer, but they will please re-
frain from using the nickname which
I have stood for In the past.
Not TO be outdone by the chicken
thief and the hog thief and the water
melon thief and the Kaiser himself
some enemy Of jstice recently stole
twenty five half grown turneys from
farmysrd near Excelsior Springs, aftei
Mrs. James Hart had spent her sum-
-, d.f~udiuw than aVainak vv0lveR
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Obituary.

John Thomas ballard WAS born H.
ccmbcr 40 is5O. near savnnnsh. An
drew county Missouri. and died in
Mound Citv' Holt county. Missouri. on
m. Isl dsy az AuSust. 1914 ssed az
wears. 7 months and day. He WAS n
.on az Elijah and sarah Ear,s Ballard.
On Sentrmbcr 4. is70' he was mar
ried 10 Msr1srst x. Duncan. who sur.
wives him. -Four Children were born
Al this marriage. to-wit; Jennie F.. now
the wife Of n. C. Blcyins. Of 81. An.
thonv. Idaho: Elijah H.. John Thomas
Jr'. and Charles K. The thnee sons MI
died in youth and young manhood. BE-
,ides the widow and daughter he leaves
surviving him Ave grandchildren and
one great Rrsndchild. He lived in An.
drew county, the county Of his birth,
until the year 1881, when he moved to
Mound City, where he made his home
during the remainder Of his life.
Tom Ballard was a strong character.
He had many peculisrities, but those
who knew him best knew the sterling
qualities underlying these PECULIAR.
ties. He was strictly honest In III his
business dealings, and insisted and ex-
pected others 10 be honest with him
he was strong in his likes and dislikes.
II he liked a man he would 70 70 any
length to accommodate and aid him
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Obituary.

On Monday evening this community
was ssddened by the death Of one Of
its most highly respected citixens, Will
liam George Craig, who died at the res
idencs Of his son, Charles w., In Fort
escue, Missouri. He was born IN
Putnam county, Ind, December 8,
1912; departed this life July &c, 1918,
age rs years, 8 months and I days. Al
the age Of 2 years Mr.. Craig came
with his parents TO Andrew county,
where his father settled on . home
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
Obituary.

Imogene. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Doxier, was born March
z, 1917. departed this life August 3.
1918, age year, I months and q
days. Besides the father and mother
she leaves four sisters and two BROTH
ers, Pearl, Herman, Evelyn, Guy.
Mary and Clara. and . host Of rela.
tives and friends to mourn their loss.
The funeral service was conducted
Ut the Benton church, August I, ut ~
o'clock, by Albert Martin, Of Forest
City; interment In Benton cemetery.
A. N.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

Tho discovery for Homo Treat.
msnt for Consumption. Can b sssd
In your home without any dissdvant-
age; non-poison and non-drug forn-
ine habit This treatment werks d..
rsctly on the tubsrcular germs; con.
sists Of IN inhaler and local sppliea-
ton. Has proven satisfactory u easse
where Il has besn tried. For fulthes
informatieu, call or address s. .,
Field, Forest City, No.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09
SAUCE FOR GANDER|
oy GERALD OF. eT,eNNG.
(Copyrisht, 1915, by the McC lure NswspA
per syndicatsD

(CoDyriRht. 1915. bv thu MOI lure h.~sux.
per synd,cste1
w
ue pous OF powder
'e uauos OF paint,
mss Ste"a Afnoso
Nos IKE what sns amt
Stuart McKionoo,. cs..s. h.,r.a,
cd bis hair fairly br,s,Ied on end as
~ heard this psrsphrpss vhymsui on.
n passing two youths on the hoard.
walk. He s,opped suddeoIy ana Looked
back, an angry clint IN his eyes. Thar
were merely boys-younsstses. vear.
lar their nrst long trovsera. Ne stnrt.
Cd on assln. II would nave doue then
rcd. he thousht N he had bsns.A
tbslr heads ,os,,her a. dvctsd thsm
IN the lake. but then. What sood would
n have done h,mf II would oei, have
canned a scene and made thIns, nm.
pleas.pt sftervsedsL nerhsne. TNe
tsunt vas vor,e becsuse n vss trve.
Rveryoos tnew that a,.l,s's comn,sr.
ioo vss .aoc,o,ed. Thsrs vss M n.
Denying n. Nothing irri,s,sd Stuart
nore than the ,housht N n. ma hsd
suoseo 70 her NJ n
sDon', tell ma Won Am, In. 4, - m.
had ssid 70 s,usr, A. he r,moossrsse,i
WITH her. .lts fsshionsb,e and I'm no.
,ns IN do 4, ~hiis rm hsrr. too,~
~ nsonl. =, homs vould \. .hors "A
but they are not here 10 see me-.
A. no v.,..d a "A. 80, go. n.
AsA srron,.d % ~, s,.,,s a,..r,
s.,sa 90 a.u.. w., 80. -" :. ...ns
he, 90 h., ..n.s. ~. .o,,,c NJ, ors,'
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w" 80" s $500 Wv . Ivy sws.
w s""''' ' ''0'
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rirls are wearing them. It's the very
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

Nv. g Pred. =. p IA ~
Threat end Neee Specialize. QIeA
Physieians end euSIssa4 b1n4hls
| III end Fsaneie stEseeA u JeoeoAs
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-09

soUVvSs WuukS $50 ~tk~e
girls are the most hateful things In the
world. They did not do q thing but
make fun Of you after you had gone.
That giri IN the green bathing suit
said you thought you were Charley
Chaplin. They all knew that mus
tachs was dyed"
"Of course. they did," he smiled.
Everybody knows that your rosy
cheeks are covered with rouge. too.
WHATS the difRsrsncsi It's fashion
ablet" -.
"Psepls don't talk about me IKE
thatf' is.
Don't theyS You should have heard
some Of the things have heard. NJ
cheeks have burned ON your account Q
dossn times . day since We have bssa
here"
Haven't you felt ashamsdf Didn't
you hate me for making such . show
Of youS RI never make up again"
N 20 dsa't nj shave OF this M.
tachs," 10 promised ~0f eoefsA !
havsp't hated you. I have thcu0s
too nueh Of 200 b let . little 49,
IKE that come betwsen ~. ] vo0@y
have 1area " ~ Whole wovl1 ealee.
abo1e m q 3 hAdnt thoeohe = -
apaho'Voa NJ ~ y Aaas ~ -
! XeSse 8 lsasr ~ MlsA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-08
Former Nevada Soldier Dead.

Nevada. Nov. S.-Mrs. j. P. Bernicker
received a message from the depart
ment early this morning advising her
that her brother. Charles Potion, OF
Company B. 16sth infantry, had been
killed in action on Oct. II.
Potion enlisted in the service In
June. 1917 and left for overseas service
about a year ago. During the eoPiy
part of June of this year Mrs. Ber-
nicker received a message from the
department that he had been severely
wounded but few days later received
a letter from the boy from French
hospital stating that he had been
gassed.
On Aug. 80 she received letter
from him which indicated that he had
been back in the trenches again. having
been with his company since about
the first of last month.
The Potion family lived Gin Uevada
for number of years but Of. later
years lived at Wellman. The mother
died as a result of wounds received
when she was attacked by vicious
hog and the husband and father died
few years later. Potion enlisted at
Carroll He was % years of age in
July.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-08
TO FLY HOME $500 MILES.
Lieutenant Whitnore, Of Waterloo &c
EIv From, Pensacola, Fla.

Fly From Pensacola. Fla.
Waterloo, Nov. S.-"Wiit fly home for
few days visit is the latest notice
being received by fathers and mothers
of United States birdmer and the last
local boy to announce mis- coming to
the city is Lieutenant Barney Whit
more, now stationed at the naval avn
alton camp at Pensacola, Fla. He will
arrive here early next week in a big
army machine. He plans on taking
three days to make the 1900 mile trip
thru the air.
The local young man has been in
training for the past year and is well
known in this city, having lived here
his entire life. He recently graduated
from the ground school of aviation and
was made a full Pledged aviator and
pilot.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whitmore, 427 Argyle street. A def
mite date for his arrival will be an
nounced tomorrow Arrangements have
already been made for him to land In
Byfnes park, where Two other local
boys have parked their aeroplanes.
Chief Sporle will furnish two officers
to guard the machine while Lieutenant.
Whitmore visits his parents.
1t is probable that the young avia-.
tor will give exhibition flights while
here.
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Des Moines, Nov. s.--Govcrnor Har-
ding appeared to be considerably re-
lieved today that the election was over
and that he had ben returned to his
office by the voters Of the state altho
by comparatively small majority.
The governor was expecting a close
vote and had so expressed himself be-
fore the election. In fact before leav-
ing Des Moines for his home In Sioux
City to vote he made the statement to
some OF his assistants not to be sur
prised il Porter won.
The governor however. has made no
statement for publication since the re-
turns on, the election came in regard
ing the vote. 1t is possible after COM
plete returns are in he may. make a
statement analizing the returns as he
sees them.
Soldier Vote Is Light.
Reports coming in from the soldier
camps show that the voting was very
light among the men in camp. Down
at Camp Pike. where more than 1,OOo
Iowans are in training, the vote
totaled 1929 votes. with LOIS for Har-
ding and 311 for Porter. In the major
ity of the camps the vote ran about
two to one for Harding. At Camp
Lewis, Wash. a total of 20 votes was
cast at San Diego "a votes; at
Camp Humphreys, SO votes: at Camp
Presidio, Cal, AS: at Camp Greene.
10: Camp Merritt. y. J.. 81; Camp
Sewer, IL: Camp Bureaugard. .: Fort
Casey, Port Townsend. Wash. Z. These
returns are unofficial. Seventeen out
of the sixty camps to hear from give
Harding Lie votes and Porter sos.
Soldiers to Decide Contests.
It is reported that in some counties
~, cold;ar vote must he heard from IN
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Students at Amss TO Try For Commits ,
sions In Field ARTILLERY.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames. Nov. 8.-Sixty men of the s. A..
T. C. at Iowa state College have just
BEEN transferred from the unit at Iowa
state College to the training school for
officers Of field artillery at Camp Zach
airy Taylor. The men travelled together
dressed in spick and span uniforms and
with rations for their long trip to Ken
lucky.
The sixty men transferred included
the following from all parts Of Iowa:
Floyd N. Allen. Albert Anderson.
Robert G, Anderson. Tom d. Bane. Ken
meth A. Boevora. Harold l.. Brown.
James c. Carver. Herman II. 'Caughlin.
Leroy r. Corliss. Harold Crosby. Jack
NJ. Currie, Don H. Darling, Horace f.
Dunick. Wilbur ]. Dyasx. Harold ".
Ellis. Leo r. Finn. Marvyn c. Foster
Kenneth c. Freesman, Harold X. Cor
don. William X. Greene. Byram Grund
Claude 8. Halderman, Harvey H.
Howie. Pierce A. Jenson. Paul B. Kinsey
Ingram ]. Kleaveland. William X. Ken
nedy. Walter L. Lane. Leon A. Larson.
Leonard NJ. Tesdall, Clarg Tilden, Will
liam G. Vaughan, Earl l.. Wagner. Bert
A. Webb. John A. Warden. Stewart n.
White. john W. Whittenore, Frank N.
willard, Jr., Ansel f. Wny, Robert
Wright. Harlan D. Under, Glen NC
curdy. Floyd Moravets. James H. Nor
pson, Rudolph G. Nelson, Karrum b.
Nelson, Lester NJ. Nicoll. Henry F. A.
North. Gerald G. Orr, Carroll r Plumb,
Lawrence B. Ringola- Hugh G. Rob-
berts, Lyman w. Robinson, Conrad b.
Schaeffer, Floyd w. Schocley, Dewey
c. Sieman. Reswald F. Smith and
Henry +. Templeton.