urn:taro:tslac.30004 Texas Adjutant General's Department: An Inventory of Departmental Correspondence: Correspondence (Part II) at the Texas State Archives, 1906-1943 Finding aid by Tony Black, January 1986 This EAD finding aid was created in part with funds provided by the Texas Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board for the Texas Archival Resources Online project. Texas State Library and Archives Commission March 2002 Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, December 2000. Finding aid written inEnglish. August 2004. One finding aid split into two smaller ones by Tony Black, July 22, 2003. Finding aid converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by TARO using the conversion stylesheet v1to02.xsl, March 2002. Corrections and further encoding to TARO project standards by Tony Black, Overview Texas State Archives Texas. Adjutant General's Dept. Correspondence (part II) 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933) These records consist of correspondence (mostly incoming letters until the 20th century). Total dates covered are 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933). The Texas Adjutant General's office received letters, telegrams, and postal cards from, and sent letters and telegrams to, a wide variety of persons and entities: public officials, the officers and enlisted men of all of the state militia units in Texas, Rangers and Ranger captains, high-ranking officers of the United States army, representatives of businesses and corporations, and private citizens of Texas and of other states. 107.63 cubic ft. English. Restrictions on Access

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Agency History

On November 13, 1835, the Consultation created the office of Adjutant General, as one of five heads of departments under the Commander-in-Chief of the Texian Army (the other offices being Inspector General, Quartermaster General, Surgeon General, and Paymaster General). On December 20, 1836, the 1st Congress passed an Act to organize and fix the Military establishment of the Republic of Texas, which in addition to the aforementioned bureaus, created a Commissary General of Subsistence, a Commissary General of Purchases, and a Colonel of Ordnance, all of whom answered to the Secretary of War. On December 18, 1837, Congress passed--and later passed again over President Sam Houston's veto--an act making the Adjutant General a position elected by the Congress; the first man so elected was Hugh McLeod. This arrangement lasted less than two years, however, with subsequent Adjutant Generals--beginning with McLeod on January 30, 1839--being appointed by the President. Congress combined the offices of Adjutant General and Inspector General on January 28, 1840, and technically abolished this position on January 18, 1841. Yet Peter Hansborough Bell served as Adjutant General of Militia soon thereafter; and in legislation of February 1842, there is a reference to an Acting Adjutant General.

The Texas Navy at first operated under a separate Secretary of the Navy, appointed by the President as authorized by an act of Congress approved October 25, 1836. On January 18, 1841, Congress abolished this office and created a Naval Bureau under the Secretary of War and Marines. Of course, the end of the Republic in 1846 meant the end of the Texas Navy as well.

Whereas under the Republic the Adjutant General was subservient to the Secretary of War, under statehood the position was elevated to that of head of all military departments. After annexation, the 1st Legislature provided for an Adjutant General to be appointed by the Governor, in an Act to organize the Militia of the State of Texas (April 21, 1846). The duties which fell to the Adjutant General included the issuance of all military orders; the maintenance of records of appointments, promotions, resignations, deaths, commissions, etc.; the receipt of monthly and annual returns, and muster rolls from the various military units; the keeping of the records of general courts martial; recruitment and enrollment of Rangers and militiamen; and now, the issuing of all bounty and donation land warrants on the basis of military service to the Republic. This last duty was assumed by the Commissioner of Claims, pursuant to an Act of the legislature passed August 1, 1856; the office of the Adjutant General had been the victim of apparent arson in October 1855, allegedly by persons engaged in land certificate fraud. The position of Adjutant General was itself reestablished by the Militia Law of February 14, 1860, by which act he also assumed the duties of Quartermaster General and Ordnance Officer of the State.

With the Civil War came the reorganization of the office, an act of December 25, 1861 creating an Adjutant and Inspector General, who would also serve as Quartermaster and Commissary General, and Ordnance Officer. Oversight of the 33 Brigades of the Texas State Troops plus the Frontier Regiment fell to this office, just as later Adjutant Generals would split their time between the Militia and the Rangers (whatever the prevailing terminology). The demands of the Confederate States Army, often conflicting with the needs and desires of the State of Texas, would affect the entire period of the War.

During the Congressional phase of Reconstruction, the military affairs of the State of Texas, and many aspects of civil government, were controlled by the commander of the District of Texas (1866-1868), or of the 5th Military District (1868-1870). Within months of Texas' readmission to the Union under Radical Republican Governor Edmund J. Davis (1870), the Legislature created the Frontier Forces (June 13), the State Guard and Reserve Militia (June 24), and the State Police (July 1), all of which were commanded by a newly restored state Adjutant General. On November 25, 1871, the Legislature added a fifth organization, the Minute Men. The first Adjutant General so appointed, James Davidson, absconded with over $37,000 of state funds in 1872. The State Guard and Reserve Militia were merged into a simple state militia on March 19, 1873, and the State Police force was abolished April 22, 1873.

The place of the Frontier Forces was taken in 1873 and 1874 by the Rangers and the Frontier Men, and finally by the Frontier Battalion, organized by an act passed April 10, 1874. At about the same time one can date the evolution of the Texas Volunteer Guard as the definitive militia organization for the state. On July 22, 1876, an Act to suppress lawlessness and crime in certain parts of the state authorized the creation of the Special State Troops, commanded first by Captain Leander McNelly and subsequently by Captain J. L. Hall. In the last year of the operation of this Special Force (1880-1881), it was commanded by Captain Thomas L. Oglesby.

The Spanish-American War (1898) saw the nationalization of the Texas Volunteer Guard, which was organized into four regiments of infantry and one of cavalry, and designated the Texas Volunteers. After the war they were de-nationalized, and reorganized on April 1, 1903 as the Texas National Guard. On August 5, 1917, the Texas National Guard was drafted into federal service, forming the 36th Division, which was to be mobilized during World War II as well.

The Frontier Battalion was reorganized as the Ranger Force by an act of the Legislature on March 29, 1901. From time to time this regular force was supplemented by specially commissioned Special Rangers, Railroad Rangers, Cattlemen's Association Rangers, and Loyalty Rangers. Finally, on August 10, 1935, the Ranger Force was transferred to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

 Scope and Contents of the Records

These records consist of letters, telegrams, and postal cards, plus attachments, received by the Texas Adjutant General's office, plus some copies (mostly for the 20th century) of outgoing letters, dating 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933).

Most of the incoming letters and telegrams were addressed either to the Adjutant General, or to a subordinate (e.g., the Assistant Adjutant General, the Quartermaster General, the Quartermaster of the Frontier Battalion); a significant amount of the correspondence, however, was addressed to another party--most notably, the Governor--and then referred to the Adjutant General. Incoming letters for the 1870s and part of the 1880s have been registered and for the most part indexed (see subseries Registers of letters received and Indexes to letters received, described elsewhere). Copies of outgoing letters were only rarely included during the 19th century; within the first five years of the 20th century, however, the filing of carbon copies of outgoing letters became routine. The letterpress books of the Letter books and letterpress books subseries (described elsewhere) represent a fairly complete record of letters sent by the Adjutant General from 1871 through 1905, and are also indexed. Using the registers, the filing system for some of the incoming correspondence can be reconstructed intellectually for the 1870s and 1880s; an alphanumeric code was registered in a ledger and written onto the reverse side of the letter itself, using the first letter of the last name of the correspondent plus a number related to the order in which the letter was registered.

The original order has been replaced by a roughly chronological one, usually in increments of seven to nine days; according to the biennial report of the Texas State Library, this chronologizing of the Adjutant General's correspondence began in 1942-1944. (In 1994, two clumps of letters from 1883-1884 and 1888 were discovered misfiled with Comptroller correspondence; they have been included below in that same original order.) No attempt has been made to place documents in exact date order. Where possible, enclosures have been kept with cover letters, but related items may be widely separated. Incoming and outgoing correspondence are interfiled chronologically.

The correspondence documents the day-to-day details of office operation, including the recruiting, paying, provisioning, arming, transporting, and training of the various military organizations of Texas throughout its history. In addition many significant developments in Texas history are reflected here. To cite a few examples: reports of depredations by Indians and bandits; petitions for exemption from service, discharges, and furloughs, especially during the Civil War; reports on Civil War hospital conditions; scouting reports; proclamations of martial law; petitions to form militia units, or to provision them; complaints of citizens against Rangers and militia units exceeding their authority; reports on the fence cutting wars of the 1880s; correspondence concerning violations of the civil rights of blacks; reports of arrests; requests for proof of service, especially in connection with applications for federal pensions for service during the War with Mexico, the Indian Wars, and the Spanish-American War; correspondence relating to cattle rustling; proceedings of courts of inquiry and courts martial; applications to become Rangers, and letters of recommendation accompanying those applications; correspondence concerning the nationalization of the Texas Volunteer Guard in 1898; requests for information concerning the fate of victims of the Galveston flood of 1900; reports of border troubles during the early 20th century; requests for, and reports of, enforcement of prohibition and anti-vice laws; correspondence concerning the use of the Texas National Guard and Rangers for strikebreaking; reports of disloyalty, delivered by specially-appointed Loyalty Rangers during 1917-1918. Preliminary use of the printed biennial reports of the Adjutant General is highly recommended, as a guide to the subjects likely to be treated in the correspondence of a given time period.

Correspondence from 1900 to 1925 was thinned by a sampling conducted in 1973. The criteria for the sampling is not known, however.

This finding aid has been split into two parts due to electronic file size limitations imposed by TARO. If you are reading this electronically, you may click here ( Texas Adjutant General's Department, Departmental correspondence, 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933), 121.62 cubic ft.) for the first part of the container listing, plus the other subseries in Departmental correspondence. If you are reading this in paper, that finding aid is found at a separate divider within the binder.

Arrangement of the Records

These records are arranged roughly chronologically.

 Related Material

The following materials are offered as possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The listing is not exhaustive.

Texas State Archives

In addition to the records listed, portions of many 19th and 20th century governors' records concern the Adjutant General's Department and related matters. Search governors' finding aids for rangers, militia, volunteer guard, national guard, or other similar terms.

Texas Secretary of State, Executive record books, 1835-1917, 15.18 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Military rolls, 1835-1915, 1917, 1935, undated, 131.25 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Service records, 1836-1845, 1854-1865, 1870-1935, 179.07 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Civil War records, 1855, 1860-1866, undated (bulk 1861-1865), 16.94 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Reconstruction records, 1865-1873, undated, 7.87 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Texas Volunteer Guard records, 1874-1904, undated, 19.34 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Texas Volunteers (Spanish-American War) records, 1898-1904 (bulk 1898-1901), 3.97 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Texas National Guard records, 1902-1931, 1939, 1941-1945, 1950, undated (bulk 1903-1911), 39.47 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Texas State Guard/Texas Defense Guard/Texas State Guard Reserve Corps records, 1938-1983, undated, 83.72 cubic ft. Texas Adjutant General's Department, Ranger records, 1839-1975, undated (bulk 1854-1918), 40.94 cubic ft. Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Correspondence, Departmental correspondence, Texas Adjutant General's Department. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

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Tony Black, January 1986, May 1988

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1933/001 and unknown others

Accession data is incomplete, but about two-thirds of these records (those dating 1850-1910) were transferred to the Texas State Archives by the Texas Adjutant General's Department on February 21, 1934. The remainder was apparently transferred sometime after 1946.

Detailed Description of the Records Correspondence, 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933), 107.63 cubic ft.

These records consist of letters, telegrams, and postal cards, plus attachments, received by the Texas Adjutant General's office, plus some copies (mostly for the 20th century) of outgoing letters, dating 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933).

Most of the incoming letters and telegrams were addressed either to the Adjutant General, or to a subordinate (e.g., the Assistant Adjutant General, the Quartermaster General, the Quartermaster of the Frontier Battalion); a significant amount of the correspondence, however, was addressed to another party--most notably, the Governor--and then referred to the Adjutant General. Incoming letters for the 1870s and part of the 1880s have been registered and for the most part indexed (see subseries Registers of letters received and Indexes to letters received, described elsewhere). Copies of outgoing letters were only rarely included during the 19th century; within the first five years of the 20th century, however, the filing of carbon copies of outgoing letters became routine. The letterpress books of the Letter books and letterpress books subseries (described elsewhere) represent a fairly complete record of letters sent by the Adjutant General from 1871 through 1905, and are also indexed. Using the registers, the filing system for some of the incoming correspondence can be reconstructed intellectually for the 1870s and 1880s; an alphanumeric code was registered in a ledger and written onto the reverse side of the letter itself, using the first letter of the last name of the correspondent plus a number related to the order in which the letter was registered.

The original order has been replaced by a roughly chronological one, usually in increments of seven to nine days; according to the biennial report of the Texas State Library, this chronologizing of the Adjutant General's correspondence began in 1942-1944. (In 1994, two clumps of letters from 1883-1884 and 1888 were discovered misfiled with Comptroller correspondence; they have been included below in that same original order.) No attempt has been made to place documents in exact date order. Where possible, enclosures have been kept with cover letters, but related items may be widely separated. Incoming and outgoing correspondence are interfiled chronologically.

The correspondence documents the day-to-day details of office operation, including the recruiting, paying, provisioning, arming, transporting, and training of the various military organizations of Texas throughout its history. In addition many significant developments in Texas history are reflected here. To cite a few examples: reports of depredations by Indians and bandits; petitions for exemption from service, discharges, and furloughs, especially during the Civil War; reports on Civil War hospital conditions; scouting reports; proclamations of martial law; petitions to form militia units, or to provision them; complaints of citizens against Rangers and militia units exceeding their authority; reports on the fence cutting wars of the 1880s; correspondence concerning violations of the civil rights of blacks; reports of arrests; requests for proof of service, especially in connection with applications for federal pensions for service during the War with Mexico, the Indian Wars, and the Spanish-American War; correspondence relating to cattle rustling; proceedings of courts of inquiry and courts martial; applications to become Rangers, and letters of recommendation accompanying those applications; correspondence concerning the nationalization of the Texas Volunteer Guard in 1898; requests for information concerning the fate of victims of the Galveston flood of 1900; reports of border troubles during the early 20th century; requests for, and reports of, enforcement of prohibition and anti-vice laws; correspondence concerning the use of the Texas National Guard and Rangers for strikebreaking; reports of disloyalty, delivered by specially-appointed Loyalty Rangers during 1917-1918. Preliminary use of the printed biennial reports of the Adjutant General is highly recommended, as a guide to the subjects likely to be treated in the correspondence of a given time period.

Correspondence from 1900 to 1925 was thinned by a sampling conducted in 1973. The criteria for the sampling is not known, however.

This finding aid has been split into two parts due to electronic file size limitations imposed by TARO. Click here on ( Texas Adjutant General's Department, Correspondence, 1846-1905) for the first part of the container listing, plus the other subseries in Departmental correspondence. If you are reading this in paper, that finding aid is found at a separate divider within the binder.

Correspondence (Part II), 1906-1943 401-490 7-12. January 1-7, 1906 401-490 13-17. January 8-15, 1906 401-490 18-23. January 16-22, 1906 401-490 24-28. January 23-31, 1906 401-490 29-31. February 1-7, 1906 401-491 1-3. February 8-15, 1906 401-491 4-9. February 16-22, 1906 401-491 10-12. February 23-28, 1906 401-491 13-15. March 1-7, 1906 401-491 16-20. March 8-15, 1906 401-491 21-26. March 16-22, 1906 401-491 27-33. March 23-31, 1906 401-492 1-6. April 1-7, 1906 401-492 7-12. April 8-15, 1906 401-492 13-15. April 16-22, 1906 401-492 16-18. April 23-30, 1906 401-492 19-21. May 1-7, 1906 401-492 22-25. May 8-15, 1906 401-492 26-29. May 16-22, 1906 401-493 1-5. May 23-31, 1906 401-493 6-10. June 1-7, 1906 401-493 11-18. June 8-15, 1906 401-493 19-25. June 16-22, 1906 401-494 1-9. June 23-30, 1906 401-494 10-13. July 1-7, 1906 401-494 14-19. July 8-15, 1906 401-494 20-28. July 16-22, 1906 401-495 1-15. July 23-31, 1906 401-495 16-23. August 1-7, 1906 401-495 24-26. August 8-15, 1906 401-495 27-28. August 16-22, 1906 401-496 1-7. August 23-31, 1906 401-496 8-10. September 1-7, 1906 401-496 11-16. September 8-15, 1906 401-496 17-21. September 16-22, 1906 401-496 22-25. September 23-30, 1906 401-496 26-29. October 1-7, 1906 401-497 1-5. October 8-15, 1906 401-497 6-8. October 16-22, 1906 401-497 9-11. October 23-31, 1906 401-497 12-13. November 1-7, 1906 401-497 14-16. November 8-15, 1906 401-497 17-19. November 16-22, 1906 401-497 20-22. November 23-30, 1906 401-497 23-26. December 1-7, 1906 401-497 27-29. December 8-15, 1906 401-498 1-3. December 16-22, 1906 401-498 4-6. December 23-31, 1906 401-498 7-8. January 1-7, 1907 401-498 9-10. January 8-15, 1907 401-498 11-12. January 16-22, 1907 401-498 13-17. January 23-31, 1907 401-498 18-22. February 1-7, 1907 401-498 23-26. February 8-15, 1907 401-499 1-6. February 16-22, 1907 401-499 7-9. February 23-28, 1907 401-499 10-12. March 1-7, 1907 401-499 13-17. March 8-15, 1907 401-499 18-22. March 16-22, 1907 401-499 23-27. March 23-31, 1907 401-500 1-6. April 1-7, 1907 401-500 7-10. April 8-15, 1907 401-500 11-14. April 16-22, 1907 401-500 15-19. April 23-30, 1907 401-500 20-23. May 1-7, 1907 401-500 24-29. May 8-15, 1907 401-501 1-4. May 16-22, 1907 401-501 5-9. May 23-31, 1907 401-501 10-12. June 1-7, 1907 401-501 13-17. June 8-15, 1907 401-501 18-21. June 16-22, 1907 401-501 22-26. June 23-30, 1907 401-502 1-7. July 1-7, 1907 401-502 8-19. July 8-15, 1907 401-502 20-25. July 16-18, 1907 401-503 1-5. July 19-22, 1907 401-503 6-15. July 23-31, 1907 401-503 16-22. August 1-7, 1907 401-503 23-29. August 8-15, 1907 401-504 1-4. August 16-22, 1907 401-504 5-10. August 23-31, 1907 401-504 11-14. September 1-7, 1907 401-504 15-21. September 8-15, 1907 401-504 22-27. September 16-21, 1907 401-505 1-6. September 23-30, 1907 401-505 7-10. October 1-7, 1907 401-505 11-15. October 8-15, 1907 401-505 16-19. October 16-22, 1907 401-505 20-24. October 23-31, 1907 401-505 25-28. November 1-7, 1907 401-506 1-5. November 8-15, 1907 401-506 6-9. November 16-22, 1907 401-506 10-12. November 23-30, 1907 401-506 13-16. December 1-7, 1907 401-506 17-20. December 8-15, 1907 401-506 21-24. December 16-22, 1907 401-506 25-28. December 23-31, 1907 401-507 1-5. January 1-7, 1908 401-507 6-11. January 8-15, 1908 401-507 12-14. January 16-22, 1908 401-507 15-19. January 23-31, 1908 401-507 20-23. February 1-7, 1908 401-507 24-27. February 8-15, 1908 401-508 1-3. February 16-22, 1908 401-508 4-7. February 23-29, 1908 401-508 8-10. March 1-7, 1908 401-508 11-16. March 8-15, 1908 401-508 17-20. March 16-22, 1908 401-508 21-25. March 23-31, 1908 401-508 26-29. April 1-7, 1908 401-509 1-5. April 8-15, 1908 401-509 6-8. April 16-22, 1908 401-509 9-12. April 23-30, 1908 401-509 13-15. May 1-7, 1908 401-509 16-20. May 8-15, 1908 401-509 21-27. May 16-22, 1908 401-510 1-8. May 23-31, 1908 401-510 9-14. June 1-7, 1908 401-510 15-24. June 8-15, 1908 401-511 1-8. June 16-22, 1908 401-511 9-23. June 23-30, 1908 401-511 24-27. July 1-7, 1908 401-512 1-5. July 8-15, 1908 401-512 6-15. July 16-22, 1908 401-512 16-25. July 23-31, 1908 401-513 1-7. August 1-7, 1908 401-513 8-13. August 8-15, 1908 401-513 14-17. August 16-22, 1908 401-513 18-22. August 23-31, 1908 401-513 23-25. September 1-7, 1908 401-513 26-29. September 8-15, 1908 401-514 1-2. September 8-15, 1908 (continued) 401-514 3-10. September 16-22, 1908 401-514 11-16. September 23-30, 1908 401-514 17-20. October 1-7, 1908 401-514 21-25. October 8-15, 1908 401-514 26-28. October 16-22, 1908 401-515 1-6. October 23-31, 1908 401-515 7-9. November 1-7, 1908 401-515 10-14. November 8-15, 1908 401-515 15-17. November 16-22, 1908 401-515 18-21. November 23-30, 1908 401-515 22-24. December 1-7, 1908 401-515 25-28. December 8-15, 1908 401-516 1-4. December 16-22, 1908 401-516 5-8. December 23-31, 1908 401-516 9-13. January 1-7, 1909 401-516 14-18. January 8-15, 1909 401-516 19-22. January 16-22, 1909 401-516 23-27. January 23-31, 1909 401-517 1-4. February 1-7, 1909 401-517 5-9. February 8-15, 1909 401-517 10-13. February 16-22, 1909 401-517 14-17. February 23-28, 1909 401-517 18-22. March 1-7, 1909 401-517 23-27. March 8-15, 1909 401-518 1-4. March 16-22, 1909 401-518 5-11. March 23-31, 1909 401-518 12-16. April 1-7, 1909 401-518 17-22. April 8-15, 1909 401-518 23-27. April 16-22, 1909 401-519 1-5. April 23-30, 1909 401-519 6-8. May 1-7, 1909 401-519 9-12. May 8-15, 1909 401-519 13-18. May 16-22, 1909 401-519 19-23. May 23-31, 1909 401-519 24-30. June 1-7, 1909 401-520 1-8. June 8-15, 1909 401-520 9-17. June 16-22, 1909 401-520 18-25. June 23-30, 1909 401-521 1-6. July 1-7, 1909 401-521 7-10. July 8-15, 1909 401-521 11-16. July 16-22, 1909 401-521 17-24. July 23-31, 1909 401-522 1-5. August 1-7, 1909 401-522 6-9. August 8-15, 1909 401-522 10-13. August 16-22, 1909 401-522 14-17. August 23-31, 1909 401-522 18-20. September 1-7, 1909 401-522 21-24. September 8-15, 1909 401-522 25-29. September 16-22, 1909 401-523 1-4. September 23-30, 1909 401-523 5-8. October 1-7, 1909 401-523 9-12. October 8-15, 1909 401-523 13-16. October 16-22, 1909 401-523 17-21. October 23-31, 1909 401-523 22-24. November 1-7, 1909 401-524 1-5. November 8-15, 1909 401-524 6-9. November 16-22, 1909 401-524 10-13. November 23-30, 1909 401-524 14-16. December 1-7, 1909 401-524 17-20. December 8-15, 1909 401-524 21-23. December 16-22, 1909 401-524 24-26. December 23-31, 1909 401-525 1-3. January 1-7, 1910 401-525 4-7. January 8-15, 1910 401-525 8-10. January 16-22, 1910 401-525 11-14. January 23-31, 1910 401-525 15-17. February 1-7, 1910 401-525 18-21. February 8-15, 1910 401-525 22-24. February 16-22, 1910 401-525 25-27. February 23-28, 1910 401-525 28-29. March 1-7, 1910 401-525 30-32. March 8-15, 1910 401-525 33-35. March 16-22, 1910 401-526 1-3. March 23-31, 1910 401-526 4-5. April 1-7, 1910 401-526 6-8. April 8-15, 1910 401-526 9-10. April 16-22, 1910 401-526 11-12. April 23-30, 1910 401-526 13-15. May 1-7, 1910 401-526 16-18. May 8-15, 1910 401-526 19-21. May 16-22, 1910 401-526 22-24. May 23-31, 1910 401-527 1-2. June 1-7, 1910 401-527 3-4. June 8-15, 1910 401-527 5-6. June 16-22, 1910 401-527 7-9. June 23-30, 1910 401-527 10-11. July 1-7, 1910 401-527 12-14. July 8-15, 1910 401-527 15-18. July 16-22, 1910 401-527 19-21. July 23-31, 1910 401-527 22-23. August 1-7, 1910 401-528 1-3. August 8-15, 1910 401-528 4-5. August 16-22, 1910 401-528 6-7. August 23-31, 1910 401-528 8-9. September 1-7, 1910 401-528 10-13. September 8-15, 1910 401-528 14-15. September 16-22, 1910 401-528 16-17. September 23-30, 1910 401-528 18-19. October 1-15, 1910 401-528 20-21. October 16-31, 1910 401-528 22-23. November 1-15, 1910 401-529 1-3. November 16-30, 1910 401-529 4-5. December 1-15, 1910 401-529 6-8. December 16-31, 1910 401-529 9. undated [1910?] 401-529 10-11. January 1-15, 1911 401-529 12-14. January 16-31, 1911 401-529 15-16. February 1-7, 1911 401-529 17-19. February 8-15, 1911 401-529 20-21. February 16-22, 1911 401-529 22-23. February 23-28, 1911 401-529 24-25. March 1-7, 1911 401-530 1-3. March 8-15, 1911 401-530 4-6. March 16-22, 1911 401-530 7-9. March 23-31, 1911 401-530 10-11. April 1-7, 1911 401-530 12-13. April 8-15, 1911 401-530 14-16. April 16-22, 1911 401-530 17-18. April 23-30, 1911 401-531 1-2. May 1-7, 1911 401-531 3-5. May 8-15, 1911 401-531 6. May 16-22, 1911 401-531 7-8. May 23-31, 1911 401-531 9. June 1-7, 1911 401-531 10-12. June 8-15, 1911 401-531 13-15. June 16-22, 1911 401-531 16-18. June 23-30, 1911 401-531 19-20. July 1-7, 1911 401-531 21-23. July 8-15, 1911 401-532 1-3. July 16-22, 1911 401-532 4-6. July 23-31, 1911 401-532 7-8. August 1-7, 1911 401-532 9. August 8-15, 1911 401-532 10-11. August 16-22, 1911 401-532 12-13. August 23-31, 1911 401-532 14-15. September 1-7, 1911 401-532 16-18. September 8-15, 1911 401-532 19-20. September 16-22, 1911 401-532 21-22. September 23-30, 1911 401-532 23-25. October 1-7, 1911 401-532 26-28. October 8-15, 1911 401-533 1-2. October 16-22, 1911 401-533 3-5. October 23-31, 1911 401-533 6-7. November 1-7, 1911 401-533 8-9. November 8-15, 1911 401-533 10-12. November 16-22, 1911 401-533 13-14. November 23-30, 1911 401-533 15-17. December 1-7, 1911 401-533 18-19. December 8-15, 1911 401-533 20-21. December 16-22, 1911 401-533 22-24. December 23-31, 1911 401-533 25. undated [1911?] 401-533 26-27. January 1-7, 1912 401-533 28-29. January 8-15, 1912 401-533 30. January 16-31, 1912 401-534 1. February 1-29, 1912 401-534 2. March 1-31, 1912 401-534 3. April 1-30, 1912 401-534 4. May 1-31, 1912 401-534 5. June 1-30, 1912 401-534 6. July 1-31, 1912 401-534 7. August 1-31, 1912 401-534 8. September 1-30, 1912 401-534 9. October 1-31, 1912 401-534 10-11. November 1-30, 1912 401-534 12. December 1-31, 1912 401-534 13-14. January 1-7, 1913 401-534 15-17. January 8-15, 1913 401-534 18-21. January 16-22, 1913 401-534 22-25. January 23-31, 1913 401-534 26-28. February 1-7, 1913 401-535 1-5. February 8-15, 1913 401-535 6-10. February 16-22, 1913 401-535 11-15. February 23-28, 1913 401-535 16-18. March 1-7, 1913 401-535 19-22. March 8-15, 1913 401-535 23-25. March 16-22, 1913 401-535 26-29. March 23-31, 1913 401-536 1-4. April 1-7, 1913 401-536 5-8. April 8-15, 1913 401-536 9-11. April 16-22, 1913 401-536 12-15. April 23-30, 1913 401-536 16-18. May 1-7, 1913 401-536 19-23. May 8-15, 1913 401-536 24-25. May 16-22, 1913 401-536 26-28. May 23-31, 1913 401-537 1-4. June 1-7, 1913 401-537 5-8. June 8-15, 1913 401-537 9-11. June 16-22, 1913 401-537 12-14. June 23-30, 1913 401-537 15-17. July 1-7, 1913 401-537 18-21. July 8-15, 1913 401-537 22-24. July 16-22, 1913 401-537 25-27. July 23-31, 1913 401-538 1-2. August 1-7, 1913 401-538 3-5. August 8-15, 1913 401-538 6-8. August 16-22, 1913 401-538 9-10. August 23-31, 1913 401-538 11-12. September 1-7, 1913 401-538 13-14. September 8-15, 1913 401-538 15-16. September 16-22, 1913 401-538 17-19. September 23-30, 1913 401-538 20-21. October 1-7, 1913 401-538 22-25. October 8-15, 1913 401-539 1-4. October 16-22, 1913 401-539 5-10. October 23-31, 1913 401-539 11-14. November 1-7, 1913 401-539 15-19. November 8-15, 1913 401-539 20-24. November 16-22, 1913 401-540 1-5. November 23-30, 1913 401-540 6-9. December 1-7, 1913 401-540 10-12. December 8-15, 1913 401-540 13-15. December 16-22, 1913 401-540 16-18. December 23-31, 1913 401-540 19. undated [1913?] 401-540 20-23. January 1-7, 1914 401-541 1-4. January 8-15, 1914 401-541 5-7. January 16-22, 1914 401-541 8-11. January 23-31, 1914 401-541 12-14. February 1-7, 1914 401-541 15-18. February 8-15, 1914 401-541 19-21. February 16-22, 1914 401-541 22-23. February 23-28, 1914 401-541 24-26. March 1-7, 1914 401-542 1-3. March 8-15, 1914 401-542 4-6. March 16-22, 1914 401-542 7-11. March 23-31, 1914 401-542 12-16. April 1-7, 1914 401-542 17-23. April 8-15, 1914 401-543 1-7. April 16-22, 1914 401-543 8-19. April 23-30, 1914 401-543 20-23. May 1-7, 1914 401-544 1-7. May 8-15, 1914 401-544 8-13. May 16-22, 1914 401-544 14-17. May 23-31, 1914 401-544 18-21. June 1-7, 1914 401-544 22-26. June 8-15, 1914 401-545 1-3. June 16-22, 1914 401-545 4-8. June 23-30, 1914 401-545 9-10. July 1-7, 1914 401-545 11-15. July 8-15, 1914 401-545 16-18. July 16-22, 1914 401-545 19-22. July 23-31, 1914 401-545 23-26. August 1-7, 1914 401-546 1-4. August 8-15, 1914 401-546 5. August 16-22, 1914 401-546 6-7. August 23-31, 1914 401-546 8-10. September 1-7, 1914 401-546 11-14. September 8-15, 1914 401-546 15-16. September 16-22, 1914 401-546 17-18. September 23-30, 1914 401-546 19-20. October 1-7, 1914 401-546 21-22. October 8-15, 1914 401-546 23-24. October 16-22, 1914 401-547 1-4. October 23-31, 1914 401-547 5-7. November 1-7, 1914 401-547 8-9. November 8-15, 1914 401-547 10-12. November 16-22, 1914 401-547 13-16. November 23-30, 1914 401-547 17-19. December 1-7, 1914 401-547 20-22. December 8-15, 1914 401-547 23-24. December 16-22, 1914 401-547 25-27. December 23-31, 1914 401-547 28. undated [1914?] 401-548 1-3. January 1-15, 1915 401-548 4-7. January 16-31, 1915 401-548 8-9. February 1-7, 1915 401-548 10-12. February 8-15, 1915 401-548 13-15. February 16-22, 1915 401-548 16-19. February 23-28, 1915 401-548 20-23. March 1-7, 1915 401-548 24-26. March 8-15, 1915 401-548 27-29. March 16-22, 1915 401-549 1-3. March 23-31, 1915 401-549 4-6. April 1-7, 1915 401-549 7-9. April 8-15, 1915 401-549 10-12. April 16-22, 1915 401-549 13-15. April 23-30, 1915 401-549 16-17. May 1-7, 1915 401-549 18-19. May 8-15, 1915 401-549 20-21. May 16-22, 1915 401-549 22-23. May 23-31, 1915 401-549 24-26. June 1-7, 1915 401-550 1-3. June 8-15, 1915 401-550 4-6. June 16-22, 1915 401-550 7-8. June 23-30, 1915 401-550 9-10. July 1-7, 1915 401-550 11-12. July 8-15, 1915 401-550 13-14. July 16-22, 1915 401-550 15-16. July 23-31, 1915 401-550 17-19. August 1-7, 1915 401-550 20-24. August 8-15, 1915 401-551 1-5. August 16-22, 1915 401-551 6-9. August 23-31, 1915 401-551 10-12. September 1-7, 1915 401-551 13-15. September 8-15, 1915 401-551 16-19. September 16-22, 1915 401-551 20-22. September 23-30, 1915 401-551 23-24. October 1-7, 1915 401-552 1-2. October 8-15, 1915 401-552 3-4. October 16-22, 1915 401-552 5-7. October 23-31, 1915 401-552 8-10. November 1-7, 1915 401-552 11-12. November 8-15, 1915 401-552 13. November 16-22, 1915 401-552 14-15. November 23-30, 1915 401-552 16-17. December 1-7, 1915 401-552 18-19. December 8-15, 1915 401-552 20. December 16-22, 1915 401-552 21-22. December 23-31, 1915 401-552 23. undated [1915?] 401-552 24-25. January 1-7, 1916 401-553 1-2. January 8-15, 1916 401-553 3. January 16-22, 1916 401-553 4-5. January 23-31, 1916 401-553 6-7. February 1-7, 1916 401-553 8-9. February 8-15, 1916 401-553 10-11. February 16-22, 1916 401-553 12-13. February 23-29, 1916 401-553 14. March 1-7, 1916 401-553 15. March 8-15, 1916 401-553 16-20. March 16-22, 1916 401-553 21-27. March 23-31, 1916 401-554 1-2. April 1-7, 1916 401-554 3-6. April 8-15, 1916 401-554 7-9. April 16-22, 1916 401-554 10-11. April 23-30, 1916 401-554 12-14. May 1-7, 1916 401-554 15-25. May 8-15, 1916 401-555 1-8. May 8-15, 1916 (continued) 401-555 9-19. May 16-22, 1916 401-555 20-24. May 23-31, 1916 401-556 1-7. May 23-31, 1916 (continued) 401-556 8-12. June 1-7, 1916 401-556 13-18. June 8-15, 1916 401-556 19-25. June 16-22, 1916 401-557 1-3. June 16-22, 1916 (continued) 401-557 4-16. June 23-30, 1916 401-557 17-23. July 1-7, 1916 401-557 24-29. July 8-15, 1916 401-558 1-5. July 16-22, 1916 401-558 6-11. July 23-31, 1916 401-558 12-14. August 1-7, 1916 401-558 15-17. August 8-15, 1916 401-558 18-19. August 16-22, 1916 401-558 20-22. August 23-31, 1916 401-559 1-3. September 1-7, 1916 401-559 4-5. September 8-15, 1916 401-559 6-7. September 16-22, 1916 401-559 8-10. September 23-30, 1916 401-559 11-12. October 1-7, 1916 401-559 13-14. October 8-15, 1916 401-559 15-16. October 16-22, 1916 401-559 17. October 23-31, 1916 401-559 18-19. November 1-7, 1916 401-559 20-21. November 8-15, 1916 401-559 22. November 16-22, 1916 401-559 23. November 23-30, 1916 401-560 1-2. December 1-7, 1916 401-560 3-4. December 8-15, 1916 401-560 5-6. December 16-22, 1916 401-560 7-8. December 23-31, 1916 401-560 9. undated [1916?] 401-560 10. January 1-7, 1917 401-560 11. January 8-15, 1917 401-560 12. January 16-31, 1917 401-560 13-14. February 1-15, 1917 401-560 15. February 16-28, 1917 401-560 16. March 1-7, 1917 401-560 17. March 8-15, 1917 401-560 18. March 16-22, 1917 401-560 19-21. March 23-31, 1917 401-560 22-28. April 1-7, 1917 401-561 1-10. April 8-15, 1917 401-561 11-19. April 16-22, 1917 401-561 20-24. April 23-30, 1917 401-562 1-8. April 23-30, 1917 (continued) 401-562 9-23. May 1-7, 1917 401-563 1-19. May 8-15, 1917 401-563 20-26. May 16-22, 1917 401-564 1-9. May 16-22, 1917 (continued) 401-564 10-24. May 23-31, 1917 401-565 1-12. May 23-31, 1917 (continued) 401-565 13-25. June 1-7, 1917 401-566 1-8. June 1-7, 1917 (continued) 401-566 9-24. June 8-15, 1917 401-567 1-5. June 8-15, 1917 (continued) 401-567 6-19. June 16-22, 1917 401-567 20-25. June 23-30, 1917 401-568 1-7. June 23-30, 1917 (continued) 401-568 8-15. July 1-7, 1917 401-568 16-23. July 8-15, 1917 401-569 1-4. July 8-15, 1917 (continued) 401-569 5-18. July 16-22, 1917 401-569 19-23. July 23-31, 1917 401-570 1-8. July 23-31, 1917 (continued) 401-570 9-16. August 1-7, 1917 401-570 17-22. August 8-15, 1917 401-571 1-4. August 16-22, 1917 401-571 5-7. August 23-31, 1917 401-571 8-9. September 1-15, 1917 401-571 10-12. September 16-30, 1917 401-571 13-15. October 1-7, 1917 401-571 16-18. October 8-15, 1917 401-571 19-20. October 16-22, 1917 401-571 21-22. October 23-31, 1917 401-571 23. November 1-7, 1917 401-572 1-4. November 8-15, 1917 401-572 5-7. November 16-22, 1917 401-572 8-12. November 23-30, 1917 401-572 13-18. December 1-7, 1917 401-572 19-23. December 8-15, 1917 401-572 24-28. December 16-22, 1917 401-573 1-6. December 23-31, 1917 401-573 7. undated [1917?] 401-573 8-11. January 1-7, 1918 401-573 12-15. January 8-15, 1918 401-573 16-17. January 16-22, 1918 401-573 18-21. January 23-31, 1918 401-573 22-25. February 1-7, 1918 401-573 26-28. February 8-15, 1918 401-574 1-3. February 16-22, 1918 401-574 4-5. February 23-28, 1918 401-574 6-8. March 1-7, 1918 401-574 9-10. March 8-15, 1918 401-574 11-12. March 16-22, 1918 401-574 13-15. March 23-31, 1918 401-574 16-19. April 1-7, 1918 401-574 20-24. April 8-15, 1918 401-574 25-27. April 16-22, 1918 401-575 1-5. April 23-30, 1918 401-575 6-8. May 1-7, 1918 401-575 9-11. May 8-15, 1918 401-575 12-14. May 16-22, 1918 401-575 15-17. May 23-31, 1918 401-575 18-24. June 1-7, 1918 401-575 25-27. June 8-15, 1918 401-576 1-3. June 8-15, 1918 (continued) 401-576 4-7. June 16-22, 1918 401-576 8-10. June 23-30, 1918 401-576 11-12. July 1-7, 1918 401-576 13-15. July 8-15, 1918 401-576 16-18. July 16-22, 1918 401-576 19-22. July 23-31, 1918 401-576 23-25. August 1-7, 1918 401-576 26-28. August 8-15, 1918 401-577 1-2. August 16-22, 1918 401-577 3-5. August 23-31, 1918 401-577 6-7. September 1-7, 1918 401-577 8-10. September 8-15, 1918 401-577 11-12. September 16-22, 1918 401-577 13-14. September 23-30, 1918 401-577 15-16. October 1-7, 1918 401-577 17-18. October 8-15, 1918 401-577 19. October 16-22, 1918 401-577 20. October 23-31, 1918 401-577 21. November 1-7, 1918 401-577 22-23. November 8-15, 1918 401-577 24-25. November 16-22, 1918 401-577 26. November 23-30, 1918 401-578 1. December 1-7, 1918 401-578 2-3. December 8-15, 1918 401-578 4-5. December 16-22, 1918 401-578 6-8. December 23-31, 1918 401-578 9-10. January 1-7, 1919 401-578 11-12. January 8-15, 1919 401-578 13-14. January 16-22, 1919 401-578 15-17. January 23-31, 1919 401-578 18-20. February 1-7, 1919 401-578 21-22. February 8-15, 1919 401-578 23-25. February 16-22, 1919 401-578 26-27. February 23-38, 1919 401-578 28-29. March 1-7, 1919 401-579 1-3. March 8-15, 1919 401-579 4-6. March 16-22, 1919 401-579 7-9. March 23-31, 1919 401-579 10-11. April 1-7, 1919 401-579 12-13. April 8-15, 1919 401-579 14-15. April 16-22, 1919 401-579 16-17. April 23-30, 1919 401-579 18-19. May 1-7, 1919 401-579 20-21. May 8-15, 1919 401-579 22. May 16-22, 1919 401-579 23-24. May 23-31, 1919 401-579 25-26. June 1-7, 1919 401-579 27-28. June 8-15, 1919 401-580 1-2. June 16-22, 1919 401-580 3-5. June 23-30, 1919 401-580 6-8. July 1-7, 1919 401-580 9-11. July 8-15, 1919 401-580 12-13. July 16-22, 1919 401-580 14-15. July 23-31, 1919 401-580 16-17. August 1-7, 1919 401-580 18-20. August 8-15, 1919 401-580 21-22. August 16-22, 1919 401-580 23-24. August 23-31, 1919 401-580 25-26. September 1-7, 1919 401-580 27-28. September 8-15, 1919 401-581 1. September 16-22, 1919 401-581 2. September 23-30, 1919 401-581 3. October 1-7, 1919 401-581 4-5. October 8-15, 1919 401-581 6-7. October 16-22, 1919 401-581 8-9. October 23-31, 1919 401-581 10. November 1-7, 1919 401-581 11. November 8-15, 1919 401-581 12. November 16-22, 1919 401-581 13-14. November 23-30, 1919 401-581 15-18. December 1-7, 1919 401-581 19-23. December 8-15, 1919 401-581 24-26. December 16-22, 1919 401-582 1-2. December 23-31, 1919 401-582 3. undated [1919?] 401-582 4-6. January 1-15, 1920 401-582 7-9. January 16-31, 1920 401-582 10-12. February 1-15, 1920 401-582 13-15. February 16-29, 1920 401-582 16-19. March 1-15, 1920 401-582 20-22. March 16-31, 1920 401-582 23-25. April 1-15, 1920 401-582 26-28. April 16-30, 1920 401-583 1-4. May 1-15, 1920 401-583 5-7. May 16-31, 1920 401-583 8-10. June 1-15, 1920 401-583 11-12. June 16-30, 1920 401-583 13-15. July 1-15, 1920 401-583 16-17. July 16-31, 1920 401-583 18-19. August 1-15, 1920 401-583 20-21. August 16-31, 1920 401-583 22-23. September 1-15, 1920 401-583 24-26. September 16-30, 1920 401-583 27. October 1-15, 1920 401-583 28-30. October 16-31, 1920 401-584 1-2. November 1-15, 1920 401-584 3-4. November 16-30, 1920 401-584 5-7. December 1-15, 1920 401-584 8-10. December 16-31, 1920 401-584 11. undated [1920?] 401-584 12-13. January 1-7, 1921 401-584 14-16. January 8-15, 1921 401-584 17-18. January 16-22, 1921 401-584 19-21. January 23-31, 1921 401-584 22-23. February 1-7, 1921 401-584 24-26. February 8-15, 1921 401-584 27-29. February 16-22, 1921 401-585 1-3. February 23-28, 1921 401-585 4-6. March 1-7, 1921 401-585 7-10. March 8-15, 1921 401-585 11-12. March 16-22, 1921 401-585 13-16. March 23-31, 1921 401-585 17-18. April 1-7, 1921 401-585 19-22. April 8-15, 1921 401-585 23. April 16-22, 1921 401-585 24-25. April 23-30, 1921 401-585 26-27. May 1-7, 1921 401-586 1-2. May 8-15, 1921 401-586 3-5. May 16-22, 1921 401-586 6-8. May 23-31, 1921 401-586 9-10. June 1-7, 1921 401-586 11-12. June 8-15, 1921 401-586 13-14. June 16-22, 1921 401-586 15-16. June 23-30, 1921 401-586 17. July 1-7, 1921 401-586 18. July 8-15, 1921 401-586 19-20. July 16-22, 1921 401-586 21-23. July 23-31, 1921 401-586 24-25. August 1-7, 1921 401-586 26-27. August 8-15, 1921 401-587 1-2. August 16-22, 1921 401-587 3-5. August 23-31, 1921 401-587 6-7. September 1-7, 1921 401-587 8-10. September 8-15, 1921 401-587 11-13. September 16-22, 1921 401-587 14-15. September 23-30, 1921 401-587 16-17. October 1-7, 1921 401-587 18-19. October 8-15, 1921 401-587 20-21. October 16-22, 1921 401-587 22-23. October 23-31, 1921 401-587 24-25. November 1-7, 1921 401-588 1-2. November 8-15, 1921 401-588 3-4. November 16-22, 1921 401-588 5-6. November 23-30, 1921 401-588 7-8. December 1-7, 1921 401-588 9-10. December 8-15, 1921 401-588 11-12. December 16-22, 1921 401-588 13-15. December 23-31, 1921 401-588 16. undated [1921?] 401-588 17-18. January 1-7, 1922 401-588 19-21. January 8-15, 1922 401-588 22-25. January 16-22, 1922 401-588 26-29. January 23-31, 1922 401-589 1-3. February 1-7, 1922 401-589 4-7. February 8-15, 1922 401-589 8-11. February 16-22, 1922 401-589 12-14. February 23-28, 1922 401-589 15-17. March 1-7, 1922 401-589 18-21. March 8-15, 1922 401-589 22-24. March 16-22, 1922 401-589 25-29. March 23-31, 1922 401-590 1-3. April 1-7, 1922 401-590 4-6. April 8-15, 1922 401-590 7-8. April 16-22, 1922 401-590 9-10. April 23-31, 1922 401-590 11-12. May 1-7, 1922 401-590 13-15. May 8-15, 1922 401-590 16-18. May 16-22, 1922 401-590 19-21. May 23-31, 1922 401-590 22-23. June 1-7, 1922 401-590 24-26. June 8-15, 1922 401-591 1-2. June 16-22, 1922 401-591 3-5. June 23-30, 1922 401-591 6-7. July 1-7, 1922 401-591 8-10. July 8-15, 1922 401-591 11-12. July 16-22, 1922 401-591 13-16. July 23-31, 1922 401-591 17-21. August 1-7, 1922 401-591 22-27. August 8-15, 1922 401-592 1-4. August 16-22, 1922 401-592 5-10. August 23-31, 1922 401-592 11-14. September 1-7, 1922 401-592 15-20. September 8-15, 1922 401-592 21-23. September 16-22, 1922 401-592 24-28. September 23-30, 1922 401-593 1-4. October 1-7, 1922 401-593 5-7. October 8-15, 1922 401-593 8-9. October 16-22, 1922 401-593 10-14. October 23-31, 1922 401-593 15-20. November 1-7, 1922 401-593 21-24. November 8-15, 1922 401-593 25-28. November 16-22, 1922 401-594 1-5. November 23-30, 1922 401-594 6-9. December 1-7, 1922 401-594 10-14. December 8-15, 1922 401-594 15-19. December 16-22, 1922 401-594 20-23. December 23-31, 1922 401-594 24. undated [1922?] 401-594 25-30. January 1-7, 1923 401-595 1-7. January 8-15, 1923 401-595 8-11. January 16-22, 1923 401-595 12-17. January 23-31, 1923 401-595 18-22. February 1-7, 1923 401-595 23-28. February 8-15, 1923 401-595 29-32. February 16-22, 1923 401-596 1-4. February 23-28, 1923 401-596 5-8. March 1-7, 1923 401-596 9-12. March 8-15, 1923 401-596 13-17. March 16-22, 1923 401-596 18-23. March 23-31, 1923 401-596 24-27. April 1-7, 1923 401-596 28-31. April 8-15, 1923 401-597 1-4. April 16-22, 1923 401-597 5-9. April 23-30, 1923 401-597 10-14. May 1-7, 1923 401-597 15-20. May 8-15, 1923 401-597 21-24. May 16-22, 1923 401-597 25-29. May 23-31, 1923 401-598 1-4. June 1-7, 1923 401-598 5-9. June 8-15, 1923 401-598 10-13. June 16-22, 1923 401-598 14-17. June 23-30, 1923 401-598 18-20. July 1-7, 1923 401-598 21-23. July 8-15, 1923 401-598 24-26. July 16-22, 1923 401-598 27-30. July 23-31, 1923 401-599 1-3. August 1-7, 1923 401-599 4-6. August 8-15, 1923 401-599 7-8. August 16-22, 1923 401-599 9-14. August 23-31, 1923 401-599 15-19. September 1-7, 1923 401-599 20-24. September 8-15, 1923 401-599 25-29. September 16-22, 1923 401-600 1-4. September 23-30, 1923 401-600 5-8. October 1-7, 1923 401-600 9-12. October 8-15, 1923 401-600 13-15. October 16-22, 1923 401-600 16-19. October 23-31, 1923 401-600 20-22. November 1-7, 1923 401-600 23-25. November 8-15, 1923 401-600 26-28. November 16-22, 1923 401-601 1-3. November 23-31, 1923 401-601 4-7. December 1-7, 1923 401-601 8-11. December 8-15, 1923 401-601 12-13. December 16-22, 1923 401-601 14-15. December 23-31, 1923 401-601 16-18. January 1-15, 1924 401-601 19-21. January 16-31, 1924 401-601 22-25. February 1-15, 1924 401-601 26-28. February 16-29, 1924 401-601 29-31. March 1-15, 1924 401-602 1-3. March 16-31, 1924 401-602 4-7. April 1-15, 1924 401-602 8-10. April 16-30, 1924 401-602 11-12. May 1-15, 1924 401-602 13-14. May 16-31, 1924 401-602 15-16. June 1-15, 1924 401-602 17-19. June 16-30, 1924 401-602 20-21. July 1-15, 1924 401-602 22-23. July 16-31, 1924 401-602 24. August 1-15, 1924 401-602 25-26. August 16-31, 1924 401-602 27-28. September 1-15, 1924 401-602 29-30. September 16-30, 1924 401-603 1-2. October 1-15, 1924 401-603 3-4. October 16-31, 1924 401-603 5-6. November 1-15, 1924 401-603 7-8. November 16-30, 1924 401-603 9-10. December 1-15, 1924 401-603 11. December 16-31, 1924 401-603 12. undated [1924?] 401-603 13. January 1925 401-603 14. February 1925 401-603 15. March 1925 401-603 16-17. April 1925 401-603 18. May 1925 401-603 19. June 1925 401-603 20. July 1925 401-603 21. August 1925 401-603 22. September 1925 401-603 23. October 1925 401-603 24. November 1925 401-603 25. December 1925 401-603 26. January 1926 401-603 27. February 1926 401-603 28-29. March 1926 401-604 1-2. April 1926 401-604 3-4. May 1926 401-604 5. June 1926 401-604 6. July 1926 401-604 7. August 1926 401-604 8. September 1926 401-604 9. October 1926 401-604 10. November 1926 401-604 11. December 1926 401-604 12. January 1927 401-604 13. February 1927 401-604 14-15. March 1927 401-604 16-18. April 1927 401-604 19-22. May 1927 401-604 23-26. June 1927 401-604 27-30. July 1927 401-605 1-5. August 1927 401-605 6-10. September 1927 401-605 11-13. October 1927 401-605 14-17. November 1927 401-605 18-19. December 1927 401-605 20-22. January 1928 401-605 23-25. February 1928 401-606 1-2. March 1928 401-606 3-4. April 1928 401-606 5-7. May 1928 401-606 8-10. June 1928 401-606 11. July 1928 401-606 12-14. August 1928 401-606 15-16. September 1928 401-606 17-18. October 1928 401-606 19-20. November 1928 401-606 21. December 1928 401-606 22-23. January 1929 401-606 24-25. February 1929 401-607 1-2. March 1929 401-607 3-4. April 1929 401-607 5-7. May 1929 401-607 8. June 1929 401-607 9-10. July 1929 401-607 11. August 1929 401-607 12-13. September 1929 401-607 14-15. October 1929 401-607 16. November 1929 401-607 17. December 1929 401-607 18-19. January 1930 401-607 20-21. February 1930 401-607 22-23. March 1930 401-607 24-25. April 1930 401-607 26-28. May 1930 401-608 1-2. June 1930 401-608 3-4. July 1930 401-608 5-6. August 1930 401-608 7-8. September 1930 401-608 9-10. October 1930 401-608 11-12. November 1930 401-608 13-14. December 1930 401-608 15-16. January 1931 401-608 17-19. February 1931 401-608 20-21. March 1931 401-608 22-23. April 1931 401-608 24-26. May 1931 401-609 1-2. June 1931 401-609 3-4. July 1931 401-609 5-8. August 1931 401-609 9-12. September 1931 401-609 13. October 1931 401-609 14-15. November 1931 401-609 16-17. December 1931 401-609 18-20. January 1932 401-609 21-22. February 1932 401-609 23-24. March 1932 401-609 25-26. April 1932 401-609 27-28. May 1932 401-610 1-3. June 1932 401-610 4-5. July 1932 401-610 6. August 1932 401-610 7-8. September 1932 401-610 9-10. October 1932 401-610 11. November 1932 401-610 12. December 1932 401-610 13. January-February 1933 401-610 14. March-April 1933 401-610 15. May-June 1933 401-610 16. September 17-22, 1934 401-610 17. April 2-August 8, 1935 401-610 18. January 9, 1936 401-610 19. January 22, June 1-5, 1937 401-610 20. January 14, May 10, 1938 401-610 21. December 19, 1942; 401-610 21. January 15, March 13, June 8, 1943 401-381 1-2. undated If you are reading this electronically, you may click here ( Texas Adjutant General's Department, Departmental correspondence, 1846-1943 (bulk 1861-1933), 121.62 cubic ft.) to go to the main finding aid describing other records in this series. If you are reading this in paper, the series finding aid is found at a separate divider within the binder.