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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
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Ihtei. Ser Subilar ipirft lett 6ebn
Sabren ON Der Nnrid 6immclfabrt>
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aeboren.
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Gincinnati. g., 8. 81

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fur5 Dor Sa~9esanbru6 Die Soreits
Mpenue in ben @nlmht Sus binub
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lpuroen uno Die Waidine inter linen
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SnbrcSidlmt i'm Ncbrericminar unc
E;p Nunu College 5n st.
Srancis, Wis.
M ilmoufee. WiS 1 Sul

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Sei Den S6lnBs Seierli6feiten I'M
2ebrerleminnr unb Yios9sonp Golleae
81 ct. SrnnciS. &is.. erbicIten fols
acnbc 3OAliuNe Der brci Nbtbeilungcn
Der In'taIt ibre IeiicSeuaniiie: 2ebs
rerieminar: Sbeo, !. Iutonp bon ct.
SEQ. @inn.; @tih. M. 3epta. gRt.
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|ienna, Sa.; 8. q. 9runbl, Nilpaus
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Sic critic Uciualttbat.

@beeltng. W. Sa., 10. Sili.
Sis critic @eipalttbot. ieitbem Die
a%malgamirte %crcinianns Der Glen.
Stabls mub 2innblehar6eitcr bcm
Streif 9caen Die Nnlcriean Sbcet &
Tin Ylate SO. erfldrt bat. creiguetc
iid,. ais Sreunbe Der MusitdnbiIden
eincn sepinen @iniam Cyan. Der
Der @eperfihaft ansebort
bate. iait 5t Sooe prii9elten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Spfcr ncS ,UlUrrcihcn @ierten".
6 btcogo. ST.. 5. Sui

W. y % VIM o VII.
Wenigcre Sobte alS a,il &iertcn
SuIi ppriaen Sabres. lit oas Mcinltat
Der allgemeinen Igitation iiir cine
perninftiae Seier unicreS Wationalz
S%ciertages. Sennod 5Gblt Die
Sobtenliite 10 Sootc. unb cs pcrluus
tet. baB iiber 800 Yerionen in zen
san5en Der. Staateu mcky oSer ipenis
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Sreifig Hrbeitrr peridiittet.

Sonbou. 3. Suli.
0icr itiir6tcn Die @dnbe zines ries
ligen @rabcns bon 80 6ilb Sicic, 80
sub Sreite uno $50 SUB Sdrae Elm
nm brcibig aybcitcr ipurbon pcridIiits
tct. Sic Sdlfte Der Teriduttctcu
fonnten gcrcttct ncrpen.
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%icrfadjcr Mprb iibcr ben iebcr 9ln=
baltSpunft feblt.
Mbcrbecn. 9. 8.

Aberdeen. G.. g., 5. Snli.
Gin picrfadler Moro murbe beite
hurd Spbn :. Homnotne entpedt.
Senen Sobn Witaei nuf Der Gbritie'>
ihcn Sarm biente. Is Der Wann
Den 2of bctrat, iano er matchmaker
Gle 2eihen bon Sohn %. Ghriitie.
rem Better. reiien Srau nno Sohter
ionic Die ieines cigcncn Spbncs.
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Sas @iitbcn Der Cholera.

z t. PETERSBURG. II. Srli.
1913 ncue Sdlle bon Cholera ipllrs
Den lpdbrenb Der lesten "a Stunben
berid)tet, nuberoem nod AZ 5meiielz
bate Sdle. Sn bemielben Seitralm
erciguctcn lid AZ Sooesfdlle an Der
a%enannten arnnfbeit. Sn Den 3oipis
tGlern bon st. petersburg peroen
Jest S12 G6oleraiGue bebanbclt.
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Grbbcbenfmrht.

Som. 8. SuIi. D
Grb6ebenfurht berrIGt in aou
Siibs Stalien. @iele StGbte iino aauS
perlalien. Gin, ganaes MrmeeforpSI
balt Die SrSnuns nufreht. Sill
Yanif brad aus. neil iftpere GRID
beben au9etinbi8t tpuroen.
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Opfer nss ,,nisrten''.
Der oSlutise Iiiafte". - Die md,
iuad)icmnc 3abl Der Spbten unb
Yerwnmbetcn. - Sret yrubige"
Stante pbne Spfer bes ,0iertem".
= Ginisc Der nJdac". - Die
@arnmngcn iuenis sebulfen.

G,bica 9 o, 3d., Z. Suli.
Sisber fino 81 Sobte mnb 3.246
@erleete aus alien Sbeilen bes 9anbes
als Spfer ser Seier bes 4. Suli ges
melbet morSen. SIM porieen Sabr
pareu Die entiprehenoeu 3iffern u
Sobte uno 2.736 @erlebte. Semerz
perlrite $724.575 sesen $257.960 I'M
porisen Sabre.
TpIebo. 9. 9. Suli.
Sier lit Die Seier bes nGierten"
rubis perlalfen. Seit flint Sabren
lit bier Dag I6feueru 9cfdbrlider
Seuerfperfsforper perbDten.
cans rancisco GaI.. s. SnIi.
Hubie unb obne l1nfnu nerlief bier
Die Seier bes ~@lorreiben Iiertcn".
Die Serorbnuns, Die Den |erfauf une
oas Ibfeuern bon SGpGrmern uno
Seneriperf perbictet. ipurbe Itrcng
ourHgefiihrt.
gIebeIanb. g.. Z. SuIi.
Sn oieiem Sabre lit Die A, Sulis
Seier obne ieeliden llnfaIl perlaufen.
0ies ut Dem @erbote bes M"bbrennens
bon Seueriperf 5m5ui6reiben. Cine
grobe &inbcr : &arnepals : Yarube
bilbete Die Sauptnummer Des &roz
srammes Der Seier bes Saees.
Ibenbs purbe inter iafneritdnoiaer
9eitung int 9roofiioe Yarf Elm Seuers
perf absebrannt, fir tpeldes $4,000
dlsgeiporfen puren. Glepelano bat
etpd 100000 eripurt. Die Suh1me.
Die ionlt yberpulpert" tpurbe.
Yittsbur9. ga. s. Suli.
Son elmer bernbfallenoen Hafete
puroe bas orei Wonate nlte Sabp Der
Srau @arrcn N. Goobington in Den
Irmen Der @lltter g%etobtet. Gtpa
oreibig &inoer linD bier berlebt
lporoen.
2ouispiIle, &p.. 5. Suli.
Irtbur @ranbiIe 9aHgbum. Scr
friibere Yrdiioent Der Yropibent 9ifc
S%niurance 60. unb Sbeim Der Sreis
frau Sped bon Sternbmrg. mubte llns
porlihtiefeit beim Ibbrennen bon
Seueriperf an gbren bes Sicrten nit
oem 2eben be3ablen.
9aniaS.Gith Sans. s. SuIi.
Sn 8anlaS Gitp. DO. itarb am
Samstas Die ~25idbrigc Srou Sbelma
q. Soaan am ainnbadenfran,pi ine
folse oes Ibihiebens elmer ainSers
pitole. Sbr Sobn @ilbur idob bic
Yiitole einige Male ab uno Tic mirbc
peritopft. moraui er tic Su Iciner
0tItter nubm. Sieie periubte. Die
Hiitole 81 reinigen. bd gins Der SduB
los uno Die 9pbuna trai i6re liufe
Sanb. Dies beruriudte bic tootli6e
a%ranfbeit.
Hep Dort q. g.. 8. Suli.
SIM lebten Sabre mitrben i'll @roBs
Mew Dorf 7 Sobesfdqe unb 253 %ers
leete ais Spfer bes 4. Suli reaiitrirt.
gs lieet Die @eiiirhtn9 Dor. paB Die
b~iesidbrise @erluitliite bcbchtcno
bober iein ipirb. Ius allen 2anScSz
tbeilen acben Srnucrbotihniten Gin.
Sn Souabfepiic lplroen iiebcn ainper
oerlebt. Der n~eunidbriae CHARLES Burr
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j Is DER hesbamptfahf.

Ginfommetftcner pom Senat angcs
1utnmen. - HaiGe Mrbeit. -
3abafitener. - &eine Srimien.
Mniueiimng mcbr. HaDnc.
Minrif= Sill i'm Senate ansenpn,.l
men. - 9aS SanS iebr crbittcrt.
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Der ~cleritalen" 8eeieruns unb Der
0erridaft Der Ne6ten Den gals
brcden.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
"Peary Damned hLm.elf."

New iork.--Capt B. 9. Osborn, sec.
retary OF the Arctic club. OF which
Doctor Cook is member and one OF
the most positive OF the C, tics, gave
an Interview tonight on the dispatches
from Commander Peary published in
the newspapers.
Gold brick" he found a particu-
larly offensive spithet.
"Peary had better shut up" ex.
claimed the captain. banging the table
with his fist. "Peary has damned him.
self by his own words. You ought to
see the letters am getting from
judges mayors and business men. /
have no faith in the man. though
am willing to concede TINT he may
have reached the pole" .a-'t aI6 F
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
PRIESTS BRING HoRRiFviNo Oh.
TAILS OF DEATH AND 0gsrRUc.
TioN IN FLOOD.
over 1000 ARE DEAD
NOT A STONE WAS LEFT UPON A
STONE WHERE VILLAGE ONCE
STOOD. -

Monterey. Mex.-A number OF vii.
laEe priests. after making journeys
over miles of devastated country, ar.
rived here bringing the first news o;
the destruction wrought by recent
floods In the outlying districts. Their
stories indicate that the havoc II
more widespread than At first bo.
lisved.
The priest of Arramberi Informed
Archbishop Lenares that Arramberi
was destroyed and that hts people are
wandering over the country In search
OF food. The destruction Of the roads
has made 1t impossible to send in sup.
plies.
The story brought In by the priest
OF la Ascension Is that this town and
Its population OF 1000 have entirely
disappeared. He does not know where
the people are.
Not stone was left upon n stone
in la Ascension" the priest said,
Where ther, were once rich farms
there is now nothing but water
Another priest from Allende says
that place also has disappeared with
large loss OF life and that the fields
have been converted into lakes. The
priests were more than a week max.
ing their way into Monterey. Aid is
urgently needed in these outlying dis.
tricts. particularly as the authorities
are busy with Monterey and its vi.
cinity.
Bustament and La Escondia have
been added to the list OF destroyed vii.
| lagos.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
IN this case. so that o...
from kidney trouble may -
experience"
r,, sold by all dealers, 50 .,.5
Foster'Milburn Co. Bus,h ,
musH HOUR ON the !
s~sethearts selee, the Tin. ~
Eight and Nine osIssa Il
the Evening &

The crusty man vas ho,.,,i
cant get a telephone \
Every booth in the plae. \ -
ana has been occupied "a, ~
haii hour. | never heard /. .
Iong.windcd conversation, r.,
one time"
Between eight and min. ~,
the evening" volunteered ~ ,
tor. sweetly. there are mo,, =.
teiephone conversations ~
than In any other in the ~ Z
What Is the cause Of III p
the crusty man.
"Sweethcarts." said the r;d
various reasons He and M Z
meet every evening, so q a
nights they satisfy their b,r,u
talking over the telephone. III
n long time TO say all the H.
want to say. Under he 4
stances other people oaEi, I
patient" &
"Sweethearts' Humph.- -
crusty man. and he didn't r
tient. not on" bit.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
Not the Lass Of Mohee.

Hutchinson. Kans.-Max McGregor.
. handsome young man ot this city.
has discovered that Indian princesses
are not what they are painted.
McGregor. who was lured to Okla:
homa by a 1--we note written on .
strawberry box by Mandy Kuykendall.
an Indian girl at Salisaw. Okla. was
arrested charged with taking money
belonging to Mrs. Mary Redd OF this
city and spending 1t for railroad fare
to take him to the home Of his In
dian princess.
Following the strawberry incident.
letters were exchanged and McGregor
went to Salisaw to meet the Indian
girl. whom he supposed was pretty
and rich. He was disappointed by
her appearance. he said. and went to
Muskogee to get work. when he was
arrested on a message from Sheriff
Duckworth OF Hutchinson, charging
him with em5ezzlement .-.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
tho sad voice in which the man spoke,

the sad voice In which the man spoke.
Get an oii.can and oil my Joints"
he answered They are rusted SO
badly that ! cannot move them at all;
II ! am well oiled I shall soon be all
right again. You will md an oil-can
on shelf In my cottage"
Dorothy mt once ran back To the cot
tage and found the oil-can. and then
she returned and asked. anNiously:
Where are your joints"
on my neck first" replied the Tin
Wov1man. So she oiled II. and as II
WIS quite badly rusted the Scarecrow
took hold OF the tin head and moved
II gently from side to side until II
worked freely. ana then the man could
turn II himself
Now oil the joints In my arms" h"
said And Dorothy oiled them and
the Scarecruw bent them carefully
until they were quite tree from rust
and as good as new
The Tin Woodman CAV. sigh of
satisfaction and lowered his ax. which
he leaned against the tree
This IL n great comfort he said
Il have been holding that ax In the
to be able to put II down nj last. Now.
II YOU will oil the Joints OF my legs.
shall he all right once more
So they oiled his legs until he could
move them freely: and he thanked
them again and again for his release,
for he seemed very polite creature
and very grateful
4 might have stood there always II
you had not come along he said, so
you have certainly saved my life. How
did you happen to be hcre?"
We are on our way TO the Emerald
City, to see the great OF" she an
swered. and We stopped at your cot
tare to pass the night
Why do you wish to see Oz." he
asked
Il want him to send me back TO
Kansas: and tn" Scarecrow wants him
10 put n few brains into his head. e
she replied
The Tin Woodman appeared to think
deeply for n moment. Then he said {:
DO you suppose OF could Civ. me
heart?
Why. guess So Dorothy an
swered: ut would be as easy as to
give the Scarecrow brains"
True" the Tin Woodman re.
turned so, II you will allow me to
join your party. | will also go to the
Emerald City and ask Or to help me e
Come along" said the Scarecrow.
heartily: and Dorothy added that she
would be pleased to have his com.
pany So the Tin Woodman shoul.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
CUTICURA CURED
Eczema Came on Legs Nd II
Could Not Wear shess ~
OF Bad Sealing and NJ

II have been successfully q
dry eczema. ! was inspettk 4
moval OF noxiouc weeds frua n
OF q river and was const1ady 4
dust from the weeds. n q
cleansed my limbs but feh a
sensation. I paid NO atten1l
for two years but l noticed Y
on my legs like fish scaleA II
attend TO It until II came b 1
itchy and sore and began esr
running sores. My ankles =
sore and scabby and I coaA fl|
shoes. l had to use caIpa {
slippers for weeks. ] got -
the Cuticura Soap and sons
Ointment. In less than 70 !
could put on my boots and AZ
three weeks l was free non
founded itching. Capt. Geofpk
Chief Of Police, Morris, MANN
20. 1907, and Sept. "a. IN
Potter Drug = Chem. cos1- ~ ~
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17

you Have Certainly Saved Ny Life"
dered his AK and they passed through
the forest until they came to the road
that was paved with yellow brick.
Dorothy was thinking so earnestly
as they walked along that she did not
notice when the Scarecrow stumbled
into a hole and rolled over to the side
Of the road. Indeed. he was obliged
to call TO her to help him up again.
Why didn't you walk around the
hole?" asked the Tin Woodman.
Il don't know enough" replied the
Scarecrow, cheerfully. My head is
stuffed with straw. you know. and
that is why l am going to Or to ask
him for some brains
"Oh. I see." said the Tin Woodman.
But. after all. brains are not the best
things in the world
Have you any" inquired the Scare
crow.
NO. my head is quite empty" an
swered the Woodman: but once had
brains. and a heart. also: so. having
tried them both, I Should much rather
have heart"
And why is that ?" asked the Scare
crow.
Il will tell you my story. and then
you will know"
So. while they were walking through
the forest the Tin Woodman told the
following story:
Il was born the son of a woodman
who chopped down trees in the forest
and sold the wood for living. When
l grew up l. too. became a wood-chop.
per. and after my father died I took
care OF my old mother as long as she
lived. Then l made up my mind that
instead Of living alone would marry,
SO that might not become lonely.
There was one of the Munchkin
girls who was so beautiful that soon
grew to love her with all my heart
She. on her part. promised to marry
me as soon as / could earn enough
money to build better house for her:
so set to work harder than ever. Blu,
the girl lived with an old woman who
did not want her to marry any one
for she was 50 lazy she wished the
girl to remain with her and do the
cooking and the housework So the
old woman went to the wicked Witch
Of the East, and promised her tive
sheep and . cow II she would prevent
TIE marriages Thereeppn The Wicked
WiteA eAoAahted my n. and when
unS eAnpp4 auAy ~ ~ bda& 90
! -. - E vID xsene ~ ~ n ~
ll ans9 ~ = oGs6g fnlbis
~ - ~ l - =
f@|'f X y = 4,
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17

with yellow brick but these were
much covered by dried branches and
dead leaves from the trees. and tbs
walking was not at all good
There were few birds in This part of
the forest. for birds love the omen
country where there is plena, of sun.
shine: but now and then there came a
deep growl from some wild animal
hidden among the trees. These sounds
made the little girls heart beat fast.
for she did not know what made
them: but Toto knew. and he walked
close to Dorothy's side, and did not
even bark in return.
How long will it be-" the child
asked of the Tin Woodman, before We
are out of the forest?"
Il cannot tell" was the answer. FOR
l have never been to the Emerald
City. But my father went there once.
when ! was boy. and he said it was
long journey through a dangerous
country, although nearer to the city
where Oz dwells the country is beauti-
ful- But l am not afraid SO long an
have my oil-can, and nothing can
hurt the Scarecrow, while you bear
upon your forehead the mark of the
good Witch's kiss, and that will pro.
tect you from harm"
But Toto!" said the girl, anxiously:
what will protect him?-
We must protect him ourselves, II
he is In danger" replied the Tin
Woodman.
Just as he spoke there came from
the forest terrible roar, and the next
moment great Lion bounded into the
road. With one blow Of his paw hs
sent the Scarecrow spinning over aud
over to the edge Of the road, ana theu
he struck at tho Tia Woodman wftl
This hhArp clAw1. But TO tAe 1Sca's
surpfise. ~ could nAnlre - inpre D
- ~ tn AItho u ~ Roodnaii' ~
eyer =. ~ zlad -, ~ san Z
i s N40, ~ G0&xnknDnL1
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
SYNOPSIS.

Dorothy lived in Kansas with Aunt Elm
and Uncle Henry. \ cyclone lifted their
home into the air. Dorothy falling asleep
amidst the excitement \ crash awakened
her. The house hns landed In country
Of marvellous beauty Groups OF queer
little people greeted her TO the Land OF
Munchkins The house had killed their
enemy. the wicked witch OF East Dor
- othy took the wltCh's silver shoes. She
started for the Emerald CIIy to md the
Wizard OF OZ. who. sh" was promised
might md way to send her hack to
Kansas. Dorothy released SCarerrow
giving him hf- H- WAS d"siruus VI ac-
quirtng brains and started with her to
the wizard tu gct them
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
Youthful Tourist. In New Mexieo,

Santa Fe.-Louis and Temple Aber.
nathy. aged five and seven years re.
spectively. sons of United States Mar.
shall Abernathy, on their overland
tour on their ponies from Guthrie to
Santa Fe. via Roswell. rode up to the
capitol and handed their credentials
to Governor Curry. whose guests they
are at the executive mansion.
The boys, unattended, covered al
most 1000 miles on their ponies in
Oklahoma. Texas and New Mexico. 7
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17

long been out chasing birds and
squirrels. She sat up and looked
around her. There was the Scare.
crow. still standing patiently In his
corner. waiting for her.
I'VE must go and search for water
she said to him.
Why do you want water" he asked.
TO wash my face clean after the
dust OF the road. and to drink. so the
dry bread will not stick in my throat.
1T must be inconvenient TO be made
OF flesh" said the Scarecrow. thought
fully: for you must sleep. and eat
and drink. However. you have brains.
and 1t is worth a lot OF bother TO be
able to think properly
They left the cottage and walked
through the trees until they found a
little spring OF clear water. where
Dorothy drank and bathed and ate
her breakfast. She saw there was not
much bread left in the basket. and the
girl was thankful the Scarecrow did
not have to eat anything. for there
was scarcely enough for herself and
Toto for the day.
When she had finished her meal,
and was about to so back to the road
Of yellow brick. she was startled to
hear a deep groan near by.
What was that" she asked. tim
idly
Il cannot imagine" replied the
Scarecrow: but we can so and see"
Just then another groan reached
their ears. and the sound seemed to
come from behind them. They turned
and walked through the forest a few
steps, when Dorothy discovered some
thing shining in a ray Of sunshine that
fell between the trees. She ran to the
place. and then stopped short. with a
cry OF surprise.
One OF the big trees had been partly
chopped through. and standing beside
It. with an uplifted Ak in his hands.
was a man made entirely of tin. His
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17

head and arms and legs were jointed
upon his body. but he stood perfectly
motionless. as II he could mot stir
q al.
Dorothy looked at him in amaze
ment. and % did the Scarecrow. while
Toto barked 1hArply and made map
Il The tin Ieen. which hurt his teeeh-
-Dsd yoa aroanr Aaked Duroshy.
-Yes 1nauelnd tlne tin maA. n
~ I'VE 49, ezoantaG fsr Mero than
a yeor. =! 4 4 = :. - evss haase
- snl - - - y !.
4: - a ~ -
: ). !. !.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
To Spread the Bible.

Charlottesville. lnd.-At the annual
session OF the Northwestern Indiana
Methodist conference, 1t was an.
nounced Mrs. Russell Sage will donate
100000 to the church for use in
spreading the Bible throughout the
world, provided the church raises q
like amount by January, 1910.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
C7AP:N
lheGoe
llaR

All this time Dor
othy and her COM
panions had been
walking through the
thick woods. The
road was still paYed
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17

The good rains that were general
an over most OF Eastern New Mexico,
should be encouraging indeed to peo-
PIE who have interests In this section
OF our territory. : These, rains comine
at the time they did. now insure ,some
wonderful crop harvests In many go.
tions OF the eastern tier OF counties.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-17
why Are We siren

The old Greeks and ~
great admirers OF healla ...,,s ~
their pictures and statu.sa' ..sa''
muscles of the men
cords. ~. II
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contracts have been signed in Den.
yer by the Greeley-Poudre Irritation
district and the Laramie-Poudre Res.
er'oir & Irrigation Company for the
construction IF the greatest irrigation
system in the West, not excentinv
government projects completed or I'm.
uer construction 1t will require ex.
peHolture OF about 5000 600. This
IS the largest enterprise undertak an
by ID. A. Camfield OF this city. his as.
sociates Of Denver and Of tho Eas,
Inc project has been fully financed
anu construction Of the reservoirs
oitcnes and the great tunnel through
tne Medicine Bow range to brino
water from the Laramie river into the
valley OF the Poudre, will soon he
commenced. -.
A fair that will eclipse anv s,r,,.,
eeieoration the Western slope has eve,
known and be rivaled in importanc,
only by the Gunnison tunnel openinr
the boast OF officials, who. ate,
months Of labor. have at last n
bounced that the sixth annual Mes,
County fair 10 now ready for ~,
opening. September 2lst.
Ihe discoyery ef saw andea nun
Der Of akeleton keys concealed A. ~
aaass q IL IN stove ~ SkS9iff WI
Hams foiled : baUt to eaoate na6o 8;
Jams Hlnek. 0sofSe Cunnlik 80 ~
AAstt Nal lgy aIladod 80 .1l5wSs
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