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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
RAMEY ARBTEO;
THEFT IS AARCE
BY HIS DAGHTER
MAN WHO SAID HWAs ROB-
HE'D ny wOMANND TWO
MEN. IN TURN MEN IL
THREE OTHERS RE HELD
Woman Gives Deput ,hcriff Roach
story 81 Alleged ''amc" Up
With Husband a Auto
Salesman

Following the ropo Of a r.
bamey to Officers niiroom Tues-
day evening that he d been rob
bed while enroute vita woman IN
a car from Amarillo that place.
then hound and left ipless beside
rho road while hts eyed assail-
ants abscunded with '40O Of his
money. l,amey was htsolt placed
undor arrest by officoihere yestcr-
day charged with the iefi OF the
100 from His dalhter. Mrs.
Leslie Mobiles.
Mrs Jim Bean, tho oman with
~ HON Raney Is said have been
tding when robbed. man who
claima to be her hDand and
claude Boone connect, with a
local automobile sales cnpany. are
hcll on charges of hifway rob
hcrv
The first statement ode of the
case Was given 10 D"py sheriff
nurion Roach nv Mr. nm. who at
first gave her name ~ ella Law.
substantially. accordipg witnesses
her statement was ~ fOOwg'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
lNEUICAN MOI NDID
ARR RETl R\ED NOME

; 49, Associated Press :
3 WASHINGTON. July - PIP :
} The surgeon general today an :
, nounccd that during the week Z
} ending July 10, lla0 sick and
, wounded Of the American IN
, Evolutionary forccH were
, brought To the United states
, Tor treatment and physical re
= construction AT army hospitals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

Most NJ the crew by thif time had
heou transferred to other ships
which had remained near the liner
40 night
The fustlcia was we'll on hor way
io port Saturday morning when 10
ward O'Clock the ruunors again
we're hard AZ work. sthe sixth and
osouth torpcdocs won't past.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
Extraordinary Aim.

The second and third torpedoes
we're fired about five clock IN the
afternoon. They missed their
marks one going ahead of the
steamer and the other aft Two
hours later. another torpedo was
seen coming but when u got close
% gunner on the Justicia with eX-
traordinary aim. AIT II clean and
exploded n
Al was quiet until o'clock In
the evening when tho iifih torpedo
was sighted The gunucrs of tho
N'usticia placed their shots 40 near
10 that the torpedo was DETECTED
nd r.L--Dl M. Iurnnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
Woman Make. s'amcnt

She said that she live IN To-
pckn. Kansas. where The al several
times hcen visited Nv lnncy. and
that soveral times he lad made
trips 10 Amarillo to suehim. that
'he two had kept M q rrespond-
oncc she said that 'lHr told her
his daughter vas W $4,000
rs a ygnddins prtsen a'S-uGEosted
'ast thoy 40 ,hrc|assH Nichitss
Falls and get marrie
Mrs Bean came t,this city three
weeks ago with h. husband. but
Rnmcy. she said. III not know she
vas married she net Boone, an
automobile salesman and she SAYS
they became well aluaintcd She
told him ~ the wedding Eifi story
aud that she had zen told that "a
lawyer from plnhnrlo would hrin'
the money and rir II to R1m"y g
daughter ON Iulv
She then alleged that Tho iIr4'
suggestion ~ "frne- up made ~
hor waa that the tnhandlc 7tior
NOV be- hold up an robbed as h'
was bringing tho mtnov io l'1mov'
daughter This p1 wa abandon
90 Tho money Wis expressed u
this citv and Tho torncy then 81"
,urod ~ FROM ~, express offic'
hote and delivered Il 10 Ramev'
daughter taking hsr receipt tn
eamo. ~ 1902 Wellington street
whore Ramov rr1 be children live
Mould Coz Half
she said fhf annoy then toll
fCnniiuucI or Page Six
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

Here the British have overcome
"a strong counter attack and. follow
ing n a. violent t0mbardmcnf and
struck the German line ~ Nucrnf
FOR gO0dly gain This maucuycr.
u b. 'e pressed 20 ,frihcr advantage.
-Fil seriously menace rho Rhoima
Fismcs railway. srani three milo.
to th" north. and also vlll tend matte.
rally tn lessen the width uf fh.
mouth nf fhe no.kef THROUGH which
The Germans are end8vorir' 'u rr
treat from Tho Scissor -rhc.m
salient
Gauscd hy the var mans fho nov
irroads % rho allied troop into
fho German held TERRITORY uorr.
arllt add further f0 tho orirrmo
gravity Of fhn situation ~ tho Cor
mans inside Tho huge pocket ana
siih tho long range Gun 0u both
a.ifs NJ fte T. hrtrii. .hcUIrr Them
Co., behind tho actual frhiiue fronts
wifh girmcu bombing them asidiou.
Ir ard $500 frr irftuf-, afiartinr
them ,. an sidea vita rife and liebf
rifn f-r freir rifrafiDr seemingly
D. hlurdnu one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

~ A4s1ris'sf rres,
WASHINGTON. july g WAGE
~ railroad ahopmen warc Increased
go fs cent. orr hour iodar boy Diroc
'or General McAdo0 With proper
r0HaI advance for HsFI .iauts and
u.sraIIsne1ua classes in mechanical
l,parimeuis Tho new rates which
..rr retroactive t0 last January I.
are from five 90 thirteen cents an
rrur higher than wages paid these
men Boz most shops under the general
yaFa advance allowed two months
go by the director general but are
1omewhat 'srs than the labor orran-
IKatiun sought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
EIgllt Hour lbay

pHrIunluF August J. eight hours
will be- recognized a. standard
working day and overtime. Sundays
and holiday york will b. paid ~ the
.atr ~ one and one half times the
.sual rate Back pay all be- given
fhs men a. soon al b. can b. calcu-
lated
The advance apply 20 about 500 r.
aaH men and apply flatly 70 an see
t0ns of The country despite local
differences prevailing heretofore
The addition to the aggregate annual
nsyfprI BE- estimated al nearly SOC -
H9H feH Tho advance IT, ihe first
extensive modification % the new
sage scale and ess made on recon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

Along - Marnc AZ several points
notably iu the region ~ Chartcvcg
and Jaulronne and further cast a.
Trelpup The allies have pui the
northern bank Of the Marine further
behind them IN advances and cap.
tured a lar,o nr,uhcr Of cannon and
machine guns and considerable war
materials
In the region between the Marine
and Rheims. where the German
crown prince has brought forward
large numbers NJ picked reinforce
Nouts his warriors are meeting With
hard usage Following up me ad-
fanc"s of fho French and Italians ~
Tuesday the British Immediately Goo
he southwest ~ Rheims apparently
have hc'uu movement which poe.
eihiN pprteuda good re4ulta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25
Organize New Divisions.

''WIth reference 20 the American
program. have directed TO be or
ranized in the United states SIX new
divisions in the Month ~ July
These divisions win be organized ~
Camps neveus. Meade sheridan.
Custer Funston and LOWS. and vill
be- numerically designated from nine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

In the Marine region north OF
Chateau Thicrry, the Americans and
French have met with the fiorcest
Kind OF resistance. for the Germans
are striving hard 20 eXtricatc larTe
numbers OF the German forces and
save part OF the great number OF
soG5 and Quantities 81 war materials
The advantage In The fighting has
rested with the allied troops. who
have pushed ON northward past the
Village OF Epieds and oustcd the Ger
mans from the Greater part OF the
thatelet forest In this region the
allies now hold the villages of
Epicds and Trugney Epicds. which
we're captured hy tho Germans aud
were recaptured Wednesday In a
counter attack by the Americans
Pressing on n0rthward. the allies
have driven their front beyond Cour
poll. which lies about six and half
miles northeast of Chateau Thicrrv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-25

Ccontlursd from Page FOur,l
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
Meeting of County Teach
erS' Association

Meeting called to order Saturday,
/. September, list, 1918 promptly at
l0,3U by the President Prof. j. W.
Mangum OF the Sturgis Consoli--
dated Shoots. Prayer oy Prof, U.
p. Brelaud of tue Maoen High
School. Prof. Mangum made ap.
propriats renarAs along the work.
/, iugs Of the assoclatlon, duties OF
> teachers etc. ~
County Supt. Scroggin outlined
), the work Of tue schools for the
coming sessl0u with reference to
war WORK, urging tue following
important things to DO done by the
teachers through the schools,
!. Organization OF Junior Red
Cross Chapters.
2. Organization Of School Truss
tees.
3. Organization and sale of
Thrift aud War Savings Stamps.
Prof. R. q. Morris of the Stark.
vile High School discussed the
Importance OF Carrying on the War
activities through the Public
School, giving sVme practical ideas
along these lines.
Business session Of the meeting
opened with the nomlnations for
tue election vi officers Ut tho As
ISOLATION for the coming session Of
the schools. Prof. b. l.. kellum Of
Steel's Mil Consolidated School
elected President. Prof, Morris
Vice President. Miss Bertha Full.
CHAM OF the Mabsn High SCHOOL
Secretary.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
StaEkville Man Loses
Hundred of Dollars

u am sorry 7 did not hear of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy a few
years ago, as it would have saved
NE several hundred dollars. Five
years suffered from indigestion
and severe bloating,. Igrew worse
all the time. My doctor said an
operation would be all that could
save me. l took a course of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy instead and for
the past Year have been entirely
WE'LL" '.,t.'..''
1t is simple, harmless preps.
ration that removes the catarrhal
mocus front ihe intestinal tract
ald sllays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, live
er and Intestinal ailments, includ.
ing appendicitis, One dose viii!
conyince or money refunded.
Sold by all druggists.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

walt sle at the |. l. & G. at CO.
lumbus.
Marie Foster is teaching in the
public school depa rtment of the
Oktibbeha county A. Ii. 8.
Verna Neely is one of the teach.
srs in the Self Creek Consolidated
School
Nora Williams is still Home
Sdlence teacher i'll ths Agaicultur~
al Sdhool at Wiers.
Annie May Foster will enter the
government employment.
Willie. Moore Clark holds good
business posiLion ut kosciusko.
AElizabeth Steadman is teaching
work in the district
school at Noxupater.
Melbs bsMcCreight, Noble Hannah.
Nollie Mae Crumpton, Rose Ken.
nedy will also teach whom tbe
public schools open.
Annie Christopher, after a YEAR
OF Blue Mountain is helping ma.
nms' at home that the two young
sisters may come to Lougview,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
Agricultural high School

1he session of 19I8--l9 Of the
OAubbeha Agricultural HiAh
School began Sept l7th with tie
,lurgest Boarding patronage III the
history Of The scnool. B~th dor
mitories are aswarm with puplls
aud nearly every day brings new
oues. We have them from Ark
ausas, Louisiana, Florida .ano
from Washington u. Y.
W. were glad to have DR.. Ray
Of Starkvllle. and DR.. Robert OF
The A. u NJ. College with us at the
opening. DR.. Kay conducted chaL-
el exercises that was a treat to all
who heard him.
DR.. Robert delivered the open
lug address: ia pairiouc appear
lur higher character building anu
clllzeushlp thut should have been
ali inspiration TO our boys aud girls.
BuLn gentlemen compllmeuled the
school, and We feel that we have
cause to be proud OF the student
1.body. Both boys and girls are
neat, orderly aud euger 10 20 for
ward. 1t Is already necessary for
US to have another teacher iu order
tu do efficient WORK.
/ A pew ReLnaiss ssluce .is at oui
doors and ue leacners OF Oktibbeha
A. Ii, .. as we'll AS the teachers
AL over our southland need to bt
awake aud alert " meet the situ--
alton. Not only are we proud o.
our present school, but We give I
fond glance to those who have
fipisht d here and gone out.
UncIeiSan has nost.ot the boys
there are forty stars in our schoo
tiag-aud every on. is dong hi
duty wherever 1t whatever 1t may b
JOHNNIE Seitz ia III The sllpyard
near Mobile. Robert Croweil, VIII
gave up d good position IN Penn
6, lvanla to JON the army was re-
iecleI because of defective eye
sight aud is now raising all he ca
fr the government on delt
farm,
Little Murray Brown, vaiedictt
risu OF his class, and winner OF th
Typhoid Fever Contest Medal,
|, too Young for Uncle Sam aud
I now ut the A. u NJ, College.
4 Neither ara our girls .slackers
} Bessie seita and Savannah os'
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
Starkville Boys Make
Good.

The young man referred to 10
the article below, copied from the
HatUiesburg American, is a son oi
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Chiles, of this
city, and his many friends and old
schoolmates here will be gratifed
to learn that he is making a sue.
cess in life: 81.
Mr.. Charles Lewis Chiles, who
for some time has been chief clerk
at the First National Bank, recent.
" enlisted In the Students Army
Training Corps and will leave
Wednesday for Starkville, where
be will begin his training at the
Mississippi Agricultural aud Me-
chsnical College -
Mr.. Chiles is u brother of Mrs.
h. ). Hagerty, who already has
three brothers iu The service, two OF
whom are in the aviation corps and
two with the Students Army Train.
ing Corps. One of the brothers in
the aviation corps is now overseas
and the other is stationed ut San
Diego, Cal,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
OKTIBBEHA'S QUOTA
IS $2O6,OoO
| he Government Has Fix
ed the Amout of Bond
Sales as Above.

The qbota of Fourth Libert,
Loan Bonds to be, sold 10y Oktibbe.
os county, in the campaign be-
ginning Saturday Sept, 18th and
closing Saturday October 10Th
covering a period of three weeks,
is $206, 900.
This couuty's quota in the Third
Liberty Loan was $97. .450 and the
amount of bonds sold totaled
$l27,O50
The quota for the present cam
paign Is considerably larger thar
Tor former loans, and to reach tb,
sales allotted, and 60 over the tor
aud demonstrate 10 the world thai
our county is 100 per cent Amsri,
can depends upon the prompt re-
sponse OF our citizens.
&This county has done it's full
duty in the past, and it is goinl
to meet tie requirements again.
Judge Carroll the county chair
man, and his co. workers, hav,
all the prellmiuaries arranged fo
aspeedy and successful campaign
aud theLe is .uo question but tn
loA al citizens OF the county will d,
their full duty.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
For Sale.

Male Drean,iugg Fox, Soid
lawn color, very large, 10 wears
old. price $4,000
Cow" Roycroft Btss, Solid fawr
color, INBRED, 2 years old'
Price $l50.OO.
0H. P. aas engine With cou ssy.
Or ensilage cutter. Price $250,00
Mrs. SAM w. SCALES
starkyi!ss, Mrs,
aspt "a Il,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

The Community Club Roptn
wants contribution of Books, Mag.
Zines, Pictures and Victoria kecs
ords at once. Those who can con-
tribute any of these please deliver
them at the Club Room.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
Rebekah Lodge at Stark.
willie.

The Gem City Rebeksh Lodge
No. Al. of West Point, went to visit
Ridgley Lodge No. 81, aud to help
celebrate the 9th anniversary Of
the Rebekah Lodge. The crowd,
nineteen in all, made the trip in
Llndssy's Transfer bus. Thsy re.
ported a fine time. A delicious
supper was served upon theit ar
rival, West Point Daily Tlmss
Herald.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

MIR. and Mrs. 7. W. Woodward
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Ma
gruder spent several DAYS iu Mstni
phls last week attending the fair
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

Quite q Number Of A, & NJ;
students are arriving in the City,
and it locks as If the attendance at
college will be unusally large.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

Lit. HomeraT. Powe RS, ~ no has
been in training at the Officers
Machine Gun Training school at
Camp Hancock Ga. has received
lieutensuts commission and is
at home on a furlough
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

MIR. Harris Wallace, of the News
port r l, Naval Station, is homs
on leave for u few days. lie looks
we'll aud is enjoying naval life fin;
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W, Msgrhaet
are spending a few days in Jack
son, where Mr.. Magruder is attend
a war work campaign' meeting.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

Ask the attpen or twenty Chsv'
rolet ownsrs ID this community
about the car aHd then buv QUE
from fhe II, A. Smith Auto q
Truck CUmYsbs, West, Point
Miss. Phone 40.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

seu the rev mo''t4l Chevrolet
The bsstycsr .un tasr b thousand
dollars on the / vsrtst.;. Il. A,
Smith Auto ard T raak Coz West
ro,ah Niss, saoas IT, : -
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

Miss Fannie Wilkins. of Martha,
Iii, arrived last week anu will spend
sometime with her sister Mrs.
Paul CASTLES.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

Mrs, W, II, Stinson, of Demopo.
lis, Ala, Is a guest in the home Of
her father, Mr.. VIM. Butts.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

A large number OF young ladies
Of this place who are to attend the
|. Z. & G. left Tuesday to take up
their studies.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27

Mr. ard Mrs Wiley Critz and
the twins, Of Grenada, visited
relatives here last weak
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1918-09-27
STURGIS LOCALS

Mr.. Tom Shropshire attended
the Fair at Memphis this week, .
DR.. W.. E. Murphy was a busi,
ness visitor to Memphis this week,
Mrs. Mamie Thomas and son
Wick were visitors in Starkville
Wednesday.
Mrs. g. q. Gslcersn has re>
turned from q visit to relative in
Jackson and Shaw, Miss.
Prof. h, A. Phelps. of Wes,
Polnt attended the revival at the
U. 5. A. Church last week.
Supt, Mangum and Miss Duke
Parker attended the Teacness'
Association at Starkyllls Saturds,
Rev. j. d, Ray and Supt. Of
Education. G. e. Scrosgin. OF
Starkvllle were Visitors here Tues"
day.
Mrs Rachael Hannah after Ut.
tending the revival her, has ru
turned to home lat Mrs. Muggy
Hannak's.
Nc, Dock Robinson, OF acksouS
vllle Fla, was called here Tue ssdav
on account of the death of bis
fateer.in.law. Mr.. George Morgan.
--
Mr.. III. Barron. of .DeQuincy.
La, wRs called here this week on
account of the sickness Of his son,
j. r, Barron, who has been seri,
ouslv ill with typhoid fever.
~,
DR., H. Il, Scsles. Uf Stsrkvillei
and Drs. Dudson aud Ivy. of West
Point, We're here in consultation
with DR.. Gray. the attending ply
siciau. and were at the bedside ,oi
Mr., q. u. Morgan. at tho time ol
his death. ~.
MIR, HasNil, Of Louisville ID the
foreman of the crew Of brick ma
sons who arc, building Mr.. Robt
Hannah's storehouse. Rapid pro'
gress Ia being made with the worl
and 1t will not be many days be-
fore it will be completed aud read,
for occupancy. <.
Mr., Uriah Miller, who residet
In the Morgan town community
died Tuesday morning. He hat
many friends and enjoyed the es
teem aud confidence sof nall VIII
knew him. The bsreaved famil.
have the sympathy OF the commu
uity. .M
sse .,
Tuesday morning this communi
ty was Bhesksd and greived swhel
tho sudden snd mn expected dsst
OF Mr.. George u, Morgan WAS sn
nounced. Mr.. Morgan was one O
Oktibbeha's most highly estseme
and useful citizens and bis deaf
is Q great loss to the comma
nifty. He lived near Sturgis !
the neighborhoo d known !as AMOR
gantown. A wit o, ssveral children
brothers, and y lumber OK other rel
at.ves survive bnm. The tuners
services and burial took rlat
Wednesday laGgely attended B
friends from. all parts OF u
ooupfv
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-07

no EzanlasF as.Ss ; ySaF.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-07
BEAR LAKE COUNTY GAVE
@s.07a.28 TO RED CROel

County Chairman Crockett II feel.
'ng mighty good over the result Of
tbs recent Red Cross drive in thla
amount 10 ts.s7225. which ISL
county as the total subscriptions
472.25 over the allotment. While
practically every precinct vent "oyer
the top" PeETam has the honor Of
going over the strongest. the sab.
scription OF that precinct being Two
and = fourth tlmes more than the
allotment. MT. Crockett wishes 10
thank all OF the solicitors In the
county for the coed work they ald.
and to the people generally for thssE
liberal donations.
One pleasing feature Of the drive
Is. that al subscriptions were paid
In cash.
Following are the amounts sab.
scribed by each precinct:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-07
URGENT NEED FOR
RED CROSS WORKERS

Now that the Red Cross drive, that
was so successful, has become past
history, there seems to be q falling OF
OF workers at the Red Cross rooms.
The local chapter and the associated
organizations have done spisndId
work In the past. but the need is juss
as great. yes greater than ever, "a
every woman and young lady in the
county should make . greater ef.
fort than ever.
The Bear Lake Chapter has a
enviable record 1t headquarters FOR
the good work done and II 10 the du-
ty of the women to sustain this rec
ord. Work is pilinE up that aust Be
done. and the women of Montpelier
are urged 70 give AZ least cne-half
day each week At work in the Red
Cross rooms In the city hall.
The noble boys of America are Civ
ing seven days each week that we
may enjoy the blessings Of liberty
and we must see TO IT that their con-
ddence In the home folks is net mis-
placed. Let nothing detaIn you from
this mission Of mercy. 60 and help
in tia aplsndid work.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-07
No MEE CALLED FROM
REAR LAKE THIS TIkF

Idaho has been called upon by the
war department for 200o draft men
They are TO entrain for Camp Lewis
during the Ave days period beginning
June ~.
In working out the quotas Tor the
several counties AdJntant General
Moody found that II would not b.
necessary to call any men from
Bear Lake county. as the voluntary
inductions from this county during
the week ending June Q reached SO.
which 10 more than the quota would
have been. Oneida county. which
was short Is class one men under
the last call. viii not have TO furnish
any men this month.
The city OF Boise and Ada county
vii have TO furnish 13s men, Ban
mock county iso. Twin Fails lzs and
canyon I0e.