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CONDITION IN WEST TEXAS
SOUND LIKE FAIRY STORY

Something revolutionary is hap
penine in West Texas this year and
effects of il will be felt in every part
of the State Imagine about one
half Of the area of State the size
of Texas suddenly coming out from
under the shadow of the mortgage,
That is what is happening this year
There are several reasons why this
startling change has been possible.
First there were the oil leases which
brought some farmers as much as the
original purchase price of their lands
and brought all of them very well
come sums. To many II meant as
much as half Of normal crop. Then
came labor shortage during the
fall of 1918, which forced them to
plant wheat. Having gone in for
wheat they thought they might as
well gamble strong and they planted
all the land they could obtain. 1t was
not difficult to rent land either for
.ash or on the shares during the fall
of 1918, for many persons had gone
away to work in munition factories.
Not only scores Of renters left but
men who had made first and second
and even third payments on their
lands. A man who wished to plant
wheat during the fall of 1913 would
get all the offers Of land he could
possibly consider. So the largest
wheat crop in the history Of Texas
was planted. Then came wonderful
year. The wheat prospered Kaffir
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-11

Il will readily be understood, how
ever. that this business would flour
ish best with the housing situation
desperate.
An interesting fact about West
Texas farm lands is that they never
show decline in value for a period
Of five years. Let whatever obsta-
cles come that may. land values forge
their way upward year by year. Last
year much land could have been pur-
chased in West Texas at heavy sac
rifice. West Texas is noted for IT.
good years a. for is bad years. but
il has never had good year TO COM
pare with this. The prediction ls
made by conservative men that this
year will mark great era In this
whole section 81 the state because 80
many millions Of dollars worth of
land notes can be absolutely wiped
OF with the proceeds of one crop.
Once that i aans, they think The daS
~ uncertainty feF West Texas 10
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-11

is now that there are not enough
threshing machines in action. Thresh-
ing will probably be in progress until
frost falls. During that time some
grain will sprout in the shocks. There
will be losses but on the whole the
losses will not be as great as usual.
Milo maize is making a tremendous
crop which will be ready IN Septem-
Der. This crop is so large that mar
ket must be found out Of the state
for many carloads of 1t. Oats have
done well. The condition Of the
cotton crop is probably better than in
any part Of Texas. 1t is no fable that
West Texas can show bale 10 the
acre in good years. This year stands
unrivaled in the memories Of the
oldest settlers.
What all this means in the way OF
business for the town can best be
understood when the statement is
made that thousands Of the people OF
West Texas were glad to have flour
sacks to use as raw material for cloth
ing last year They are about two
years behind with their purchases Of
wearing apparel. They have made
any sort Of old wagon or patched up
automobile serve their needs. The
harness is worn out. They need
mules and barns and new gates. The
chickens we're sold off when the feed
supply failed. The same is true OF
the turkeys. These were always pro
fitable and the farmers will restock
with the best breeds. Houses need
repairing and painting. In brief
West Texas is two years behind with
its normal buying and il has more
money to spend than ever before IN
the history of that section Of the
state.
The relief to the banks in conse-
quence of these activities will read
ily be understood. Old notes are
being paid and the way is being pre-
pared for investments in those farm
improvements which add derictly to
the value Of the place as going
concern" Money will be available
and seeking the borrower.
Not Looking for Credit.
What the present conditions mean
to the lumber and building trade Is
best set forth by the fact that many
firms are not looking for any credit
business at all. They can sell all the
lumber they can get for cash A
thriving business has sprung up In
West Texas for buying cottages that
are not very desirable, tearing them
down. shipping the lumber 10 some
such point az Wichita Falls and build
lne houses Of more modern pattern,
The profit comes from the fact that
the elder houses have good lumber
in them which Il much cheaper than
new lumber can be bought fof 'eda,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-11

corn and milo maize and fcterita are
also making wonderful crops. The
cotton looks good for an average OF
something like half bale to the
acre while many individual farms
will make well above that average.
The cotton crop is not as large as us
ual owing to the labor shortage at
planting time, but il is in excellent
condition and now beyond the stage
where much damage is to be feared.
Bumper Crops.
II is seldom that any section of any
State can report that all of its var
ous crops have done well. But that
is the situation in West Texas. With
cheap lands it means that the pur-
chase price of the land can be made
back off one years crop. That will
be quite generally true all over West
Texas. That is what has continual
ly brought homeseekers from all
parts Of the globe.
West Texas can probably wipe out
all of its land notes this year. In
eight counties Of West Texas the
writer has asked bankers, what per-
centage Of the notes against farm
lands could be wiped out as result
Of this years crops In each instance
the reply was that all of the notes
could be wiped out and that beyond
any question 20 to 90 per cent Of
them would be. This would mean
something revolutionary in the W
of results. As one banker said: at
will simply stop these drouths.' OF
course land notes have no effect up
on the weather, but this is what the
banker meant: If you own your land
you average up one year with anoth-
err: If you do well one year you buy
an automobile and if you do very
poorly another year you permit the
car to remain in the garage because
you lack the money for gasoline and
tires But If you owe money on your
land, and have borrowed other mon
ey for your crops and have large
open account for supplies and bad
year comes along you go out Of bust
ness. You have glambled and lost.
The drouth gets" you and you leave.
West Texas, like every other pioneer
country, carries heavy burden OF
Vi notes. Thousands and thous
ands of the farmers of West Texas
moved out from East Texas or Cen
trial Texas and made payments on
cheap lands Many thousands Of
them have paid off their notes in
years gone by, but the number who
still owe is larger than the number Of
those who do not.
Kansas and Nebraska have been
through the same period of struggle
to get free from land notes that West
Texas is now going through And
when those states were heavily
mortgaged, they also had "drouths." y
One bad year meant bankruptcy and
departure to quite a number of them.
1t would have to be a five or six year
drouth to chase the man who bought
some land ION time" in West Texas
away.
Sounds Like Fairy Story
The crop situation in West Texas
this year is like fairy story. Wheat
has come up to the most sanguine
expectations The harvest weather
is proving excellent so that loss is
,,a,-x, elioht Tho nrincipal difficultv
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-11
rh.r.'s No Corn "cet-It" win Not Get

IL "Gets-It." II Is because OF this
fact that "Gets-It'' Is today tho big
Qest seller among corn-remoNers on
This planet IL means the end OF
'.corn.flddiing." For hard corns
soft corns. very old corns. young
corns, corns between the. toes ana
calluscs, II means a quick. certain
finish. "Gets-It' Is applied In or
. seconds. All you need is 2 or
drops. As easy TO do as signing
your name. Il does away forever
with tape, plasters. bandages,
knives. rorn-diggers, scissors, liies
and blood bringing razors. Ease
your corn pains, be corn-frec at last.
"Cets-lt." the only sure, guaranteed,
money-back coru-remover costs put
a tribe at any drug store. Mfd by
Il. Lawrence < Co.. Chicago. III.
Sold IN Lubbock and recommend,
as the worlds best corn remedy
Lubbock Drug Co
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-11

over; that bad year will be merely
matter Of casual comment, that
there will never again be an exodus
from West Texas 10 compare with
that u i9iH~-Ft. Worth Record.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-11

Read he date On ne label u tell.
when seas sabsefips'ss ssp'fssi
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-11

The crop situation in West Texas
this year is like fairy story. Wheat
has come up to the most sanguine
expectations The harvest weather
is proving excellent so that loss is
very slight. The principal difficulty
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-13

| Cuando Sc combate por sistema una
raz6n, una idea, un pensamiento, ocu-
rre 10 que lie ha ocurrido al amigo Pc
rucho: que hay que recurrir al sofsma,
! de ahi que Lloverol baje hasta la
tumba de Roosevelt, para decirme que
Roosevelt fue ell mediator politico en-
ire Russia y Jap6n, y no por ESQ dejo
de ser neutral.
Pero, ipor Dios, compahero! zen que
parte de mi carta ha leido usted que
dele de ser neutral aquel que quiera
serlo en- la intervention de una guerra,
de una huelga, de un litigio? iQue ga
mas de traer por eli pelo un pretexto
para poder escribir.
81 yo fuera subsanar uno por uno
los errores en- que ell amigo Lloverol
incurre en- su replica mi carta; 81
fuera a anotar las incongruencias, las
contradicciones las rectifcaciones en-
que en- ella incurre, creo que seria CO.
sa de nunca acabar. para terminar,
copio de su misma carta comento ell
siguiente parrafo:
ISL la compafiia los tabaqueros
fueran vencidos de un modo absolute,
no Sc aguarde paz duradera; mientras
que 81 Sc avienen un medic justo,
quizas cesen por algun tempo estas
luchas para luego volver empezar de
nuevo "por los siglos de los siglos =.
iAh, 81 Sc avienen un medic justo!
Luego nd. esta conmigo. I'd, entonces,
cree, como yo, que esta huelga debe
terminar con el triunfo de la justicia!
JPor que, pues, ha tenido la molestia
de censurar mi carta, 81 al fin y al ca
bo mo da la razon?
va he terminado, amigo Perucho
Ahora van hablar otros compaieros
de usted y mios. Oigalos:
"Puerta de Tierra, junio 5 de 1919.
Senior don Benito Polo,
Cayey.
Estimado amigo y companero:
Acabamos de leer su carta de lei
MUNDO", en- la cual, de una manera
acertadisima, contesta la del compafie-
ro Lloverol del dia 81; por 10 cual lie
expresamos nuestra mas sincera y par
ticular felicitaci6n, por encontrarnos
completamente de acuerdo, con su OPT
ni6n en- este case, que fue siempre la
nuestra Ia que no habiamos hecho
pdblica por ser miembros de la Direc-
tiva, no fuese interpretada como una
coacci6n al hbre pensamiento.
Sin motives para mas, con ell testimo-
nio de nuestra mas grande estimaci6n,
somos de ussed amigos y compaheros,
Juan MARTINEZ SANTIAGO.
M. CERvERA.
cracias, sefior Director, por la inser-
ci6n de estas cartas, y creame su aten-
+ to, seguro servidor,
BENITo POLO.
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VIOLA DANA:

VIOLA DANA:
Una de las artistas de mas simpa-
tias, no va solo EN- los Estados Uni
dos sino en- toda la America Latina
es la pequefa Viola Dana.
Su estatura diminuta, su gracia y
viveza en- sus movimientos, asi como
su personalidad, y su expression en- la
mirada, hacen de Viola Dana, Ia ar
tista mimada de todos los publicos
A los veinte amos ha llegado al pi-
naculo de la fama, debido a su es-
fuerzo su amor al arte. Fu6 tambien
ayudada por su esposo, fallecido el aho
pasado. y que fue su director por es-
pacio de mucho tempo. Bajo su di-
reccion produjo sus obras celebres Blue
Jeane', adaptada de Ia novela fran
cesa; Ley Divina, Una noche de aven-
turas, Ell Escandalo de un Timido.
etc.
Pero de todas sus obras, Ia que mas
fama ha alcanzado; la que Ia puesto
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ResurgimientO
del buen gustO

Una de las condolences que mas ia.
vorecen y que mejor dice en- la vida
de los pueblos, modernos, es la de YES.
TIR. vESTTR BIEN, denota un gradO
cultura muy elevado. San Juan cuen.
ia hoy con la SASTRERIA NEW TAI
LORS, dc los acreditados CoRTADo-
RES LINERA & SUAREz, que respon-
den brillantemente al 6xito de la moda
y del gusto mas exquisite. Es Ell esta-
blecimiento mas visitado po- los que
saben vestir. Es la casa de moda. San
Francisco St., Frente Ell MUNDO.
Advt.
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La S0CiGdad de ESCOgedOTeS en- eI GOnfIiCtO de
Ia HueIga de TabaqueTOS.

Cayey, JUNO 10 de 1919.
Senior Director de EEL MUNDo"
San Juan, p. r.
Ilustrado Director: En- ell periodico
dc su digna direction, de fecha nueve
del mes en- curse, aparece una carta de
mi amigo Pedro Lloverol, dirigida al
"Presidente de la Sociedad de Escoge-
dores de Puerto Rico'', en- la que ira
ia de refutar los argumentos que expuse
en- carta que al mismo presidente diri-
giera, oponiendome la intervention
de Ia sociedad de Escogedores en- el ac-
tual conficto tabacalero por considerar
que dicla intervention resultaria abso-
lutamento esteril, y por entender, ade-
mas que la actual huelga debe ser ter
minada de tai manera que impida que
en largos amos tengamos oportunidad
dc presenciar otra lucha en- la, que ell
capital sufre en- su desenvolvimiento
progressive, en- la que ell trabajador
apura hasta las heces ell caliz de Ia mi
seria y.del dolor.
Como el joven Lloverol, en- la carta
a que me refero, le da iiros distintos
n los conceptos emitidos por mi en- la
carta al presidente de nuestro gremio
como tambien pone EN- mis- labios pa
labras que no he pronunciado, haga-
me el obsequio, ilustrado director, de
permitirme decir en- su buen peri6dico
10 sguiente:
Que parece que es la intencion de
Lloverol .llevarme al terreno de una po-
l6naica, s4ne 70 decline por diferentes
motives siendo ell principal el de que
no soy polemista. Ell compafiero Love
rol es TIN intellectual, un escritor, un
pensador, y 81 quiere contender con al
guien en- el vasto campo de la prensa,
debe hacerlo con quien como el este
preparado para ell case. Tenga calma
eli compahero y espere quo SO lie pre-
sente la OCCASION de lucir sus galas inte-
loCtivas con otro intellectual que ten
ga, como 81, sustancia girls EN- ell cere-
bro un tan dilatado almacen de cru
6ici6n y l6gica.
Yo no he dicho en- mi carta al PIE
sidente nj en- ninguna otra parte, que la
huelga do tabaqueros no deba ser tran
sada 10 que yo die fue que ella debe-
ria ser terminada por ell triunfo de la
raz6n y la justicia, que es muy distinto.
La, huelga puede ser transada, y, no
obstante, ir no envuelto Ell esa transac-
ci6n el triunfo de la justicia la ra-
z6n.
Tampoco manifesto que 10 cuente va
algunos amos de existencia nuestra So
ciedad. 10 que die y ratihco es, que
es una sociedad joven en las luchas
del trabajo, habida cuenta de que no
hbr6 nunca reiiidas luchas con ell ca
pital y que solo tuvo con 81 en- ell trans
curse Gle doce mas afos, una ligera
-desavenencia que dur6 ell tempo que
tiene de vida una for.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-13

Sc VENDE, un auto truck de cuatro
toneladas en- estado perfecto de uso,
pues solo tiene de trabajo seis meses
de Rio Piedras San Juan, sin haber
hecho mas trabajo que ese trayecto;
carga .'cien" quintales su maquina
Sc garantiza perfectamente sin defec-
to alguno; cost6 $6.S5o d6lares (seis
mil trescientos cincuenta); y tiene un
aseguro de $500 contra toda averfa que
lie hagan 6l pueda hacer; con "dos
mil pesos'' de contado y "dos mil qui-
nientos" plazos, puede tener un truck
nuevo, marca extra superior ''White"
Informara: j. de Soils. Rio Piedras.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-13
LA oBRA DE BAIRNsFATHER EN-
Ell LIENZO

La famosa obra de Bruce BARNS
father titulada 1.-THE Better OLE, la
cual ha sido va representada en- las
tablas en- Inglaterra, Australia, Sur
Africa y America, fue adaptada al
lienzo por una compania inglesa cuan-
do estaba dandose en- los teatros de
Londres. La pelicula fue exhibida pJr
primera vez en- Toronto, Canada, don
de permaneci6 en- cartel por mayor
tempo que ninguna otra pelicula l's-
vada ese pals. Pronto sera estrena-
da en- los Estados Unidos por la Word
Pictures, y Sc aguarda que tenga la
misma buena aceptaci6n que ha obts-
nido en- todas parties.
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CINE REAL.
Dos Tandas.

Por hsberse suspendido Ia function
el microbes. SO exhibiran esta noche
el episodio 3 dc "El Pacto dc Tres"
por Ruth Roland Ia colossal policuia
EN- seis actos por Norma Talmadge. 'El
Coraz6n de wetona".
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RoBERT wARwIcK REoREsA Az

ROBERT WARWICK REoREsA AL
CINE
Robert Warwick. popular actor de
las tablas y del henzo que ha estado
sirviendo como Captain On Ell EstadO
Mayor del General Pershing durante
los 6ltimos diez : ocho meses. estA Al
presente ell Nueva York. liconciado del
Ei6rcito, y SC propara para volver Ia
escena muda.
Warwick entr6 al Ei6rcito inmodia-
tamente despu6s dc Ia declaration de
la guerra abandonando sus valiosas co.
nexiones cinematograhcas. fue elegi-
do por Ell General Pershing para ser.
vicio en- 81 Estado Mayor en- Ia capa.
cidad mencionada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-13

Viola Dana por encima dc muchas
artistas de mas edad, es Ia Ultima pro.
ducci6n llamada 1.-The Gold Cure "a
GAIA de Novios) Esta pelicula fue
filmada por la pequefia artista EN- Los
Angeles, Califonia. Ali tiene ella su
estudio propio, fabricado por Ia casa
Metro, y ella tiene libertad para cs-
cojer sus argumentos y todos los &C
torres que trabajan en- sus peliculas.
Al hablar Viola Dana de "A GAIA
de Novios'', sc le nota Ell su isono-
mia la satisfaction del artista que la
triunfado y que ha logrado llenar sus
aspiraciones.
'Es, dice ella, mi obra maestro :
Quise nrobar, y creo haberlo consegui-
do, que sc elegir mis- argumentos y
todos los que conmigo trabajan. "Es
verdad que hubo dia de trabajar 1s Y
20 horas corridas, pero todo 10 doy por
satisfecho, al yer que mis- esfuerzos
han sido premiados por ell exito'.
"Un dato curioso, sucedi6 en- esta
pelicula al flmarla. En- ella aparez-
co como NURSE dc uno que por mi
culpa sufre un accidente es llevado
mi casa. Pues bien, tive que con
vertirme en- NURSE verdadera, porque
por un descuido, sufri6 un accidente
mi primer actor, y tuve que dedicar
un ratio atenderIo como una enfsr-
mera de profession
Viola Dana es una artista sin pre-
tenciones. Els sencilla Y en- ell estudio
es querida y mimada por todos. Para
todos tiene frases carihosas atencio-
nes. Es caritativa, aunque de carac-
ter allegro y divertido, tiene La serie-
dad que Sc requiere para poder dirigi
disponer sus peliculas como 10 hace
ella.
En- las liltimas revistas recibidas lie
los Estados Unidos, sc anuncia para
estrenar proximamente en- ell norte una
nueva serie de 'Pathe' titulada ''The
Great GAMBLE (La Gran Jugada).
Segdn las revistas, esta esta serie lie
ma de aventuras sensacionales Y a iuz-
gar per sus anuncios tiene nuevos atrac-
tivos para todos los publicos.
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TEATRo BELrooRAPH
Dos Tandag

Esta noche, estrsno del emoclonante
drama que lleva por titulo "Debemos
Perdonarla" interpretadO por Ia afa-
mada artista June Lliv!dge.
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CINE 'vAR1EDADEs', tBAYAMoND,
Dos Tandas

Reprisse do la estupenda serie la
Casa del odio" por los artistas An
tonic Moreno y Pearl White y el dra-
ma titulado lei PELDANo" pOr 81
celebre Frank keenan,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-13

Dos Tandas.

Para esta noche anuncia el cine Tres
Banderas un variado programa con es-
cogidos estrenOs y de gran inter6s pa.
ra todos.
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CINE PUERTO RICO
Dos Tandas.

Hoy el bofc en- puerta. Los cpsso.
dios 10, II y II de Ia serie titulada
"El sendero Sangriento' por Duncan
rival de Eddie Polo.
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Dos Tandas

Hoy el emocionanto drama en- sells
reels interpretado por Ia genial Lydia
Borelli LILLIAN.
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CINE HABANA
Dos Tandas

La interesante cinta titualada "Jau-
la Dorada" por Alice Brady una
comica.
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CINE NORMA
Dos Tandas

Los episodios y dc La Ratera
Relampago" otra cinta c6mica
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EspectaculOs
CINE. TRES BANDERAs
Dos Tandas

El monumental reprisse on trece par.
tes de Ia grandiosa cinta cuyo argu.
mento esta basado Gu distintas 6pocas
desde Jesucristo hasta nuestros dias.
"INToLERANcIA''.
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CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas

Matinee noche. Estreno del gran.
dioso drama que lleva por titulo. I'm
Baquero en- Broadway" on clnco reels
y una revista grahca on un reel
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CINE DEL PARouE
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Para Maquina de sumar oieda San Jose No. 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
And this is where President Wilson
wishes it to go now.
Question of Judgment.

1.-THE question of giving Fiume to
Italy thus becomes question of
good judgment, and President Will
son and Premiers Lloyd George and
Clemenceau unitedly concluded that
to give Fiume to Italy would be un-
just to the new republics east OF
the Adriatic, as Fiume is the only
port on the eastern side of the Ad-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
1850 Miles Covered
by Naval Aviators
Testing Airplane

Washington, April ga naval
seaplane attached to the Hampton
Roads base has just completed
20-hour's fight, which it covered a
distance of 1850 miles, the Navy de-
partment was advised late today by
the commandant at Norfolk. This
distance is about two-thirds of that
which the NC seaplane squadron
must cover on the proposed
transatlantic flight from Newfound-
land.
This is the longest flight ever
made by naval seaplane and as the
craft is smaller than those which
Commander John H. Towers will
take overseas, naval officers be-
lieve its performance augurs we'll
for the success of the transatlantic
flight.
The seaplane which made the
flight was of the F-5 type fitted
with two Liberty motors of 400
horsepower each. "A half gale of
from 20 to 80 miles an hour was
blowing throughout the voyage, but
in spite of it the machine was able
to maintain an average speed of
more than 90 miles an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-27
More 0mahanS Arrive In
New York From Overseas

New York, April 2t.-(Special. y
The following Nebraskans arrived
here from overseas: Pvt LIST cl.
John w. McGrath, father, Dennis
McGrath, $40 Webster street, Om-
aha; Sgt. Clarence Bullock, mother,
Sarah w. Gibson, Klmball; Pvt
James r. Loomis, wife, 66l9 Emmett
street, Omaha; Pvt. John G. Rock
well. brother, George R. Rockwell,
Homer; Pvt. Dave w. Johnson,
wife. Sadie Johnson. 2S45 Camden
avenue, Omaha; Pvt. David L.
Rodgers, sister, Vegie Watson, 25l8
North Thirty-first street. Omaha;
Pvt. lst cl James B. McQuaid, ia
Their. James McQuaid, Fairbury;
Convalescent Pvt. Joseph Stark, ia
Their, P. J. Stark, 36l6 Webster
street, Omaha; bet. l73. Corp. Ar
thur Hursh. father, Sam Hursh,
Crocton; Civ. Aid Frank B. Hol-
brock, Friend, Marcus w. Wood.
ward, SOS Anderson street, Omaha
l65th Inf. Pvt. Winfred Schulze.
father, Charles w. Schulze, 3l17
Mormon street, Florence station,
Omaha, Pvt. George NJ. Kramer,
father, Joseph Kramer, Nesbit; Co.
A, 165th Inf. Corp. George ]. Kister,
sister, Mrs. Margaret Ernst, Seward
Corp. Protase A. Siren, father,
Matthias "A. Siren, 722 North
Hastings avenue, Hastings; Co. D,
l65th Inf, Pvt. LIST cl.Fred w. Mat
thias, father, Fred H. Matthias, R.
F. D. 3, Tobias; Pvt Fred H. Cad
wallader, mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Cadwallader. r. F. D. l, Winside.