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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
MARYLAND
STATE
HAPPENINGS

Observation-Disclosures is 70 have g
neS posto1Sce building Ii viii oc-
cupy the site Of the Bowers property
OF East Patrick street, al the inter
section o. Carroll and Patrick streets.
The site cost. il is understood, s2z.4I0.
The Government appropriated s25,ee0
for site
Rockville-The Montgomery county
authorities have started an invesiiga-
ton into the death Of Hester Bennett
young eolored woman, Who died al
her home, near Rockville. several days
ago under suspicious circumstances
Hsge-stown.-The cottage Of Mrs
Z g. Findlsy. Of Baltimore. at Char
mian, Blue Ridge Summit, was dam
aged b. FIRE. Tie flames started
from sparks from the fireplace. One
room was ruined and the house badly
smoked
Hagerstown-Qsinby a Sprecher
filed a suit against the executTix Of
his deceased wife, Mary Z. sprecher,
for his distributive share IN the estate
OF his wife The real estate Of the
decedent was sold recently for S13.-
sg5.
Frederick.-Lewis Murphy. an en-
ploye Of the Tabler Stone Quarry. was
buried beneath tons Of earth Tuesday
by the fail Of an embankment Work
men FASTENED 10 the spot and found
his arm protruding. the rest Of his
body being covered He was in pre-
carious condition when dug out
Frederick-Charles E. Miller, living
near Middletown, who served a term
la the penitentiary for cutting the
throat Of and killing a young negro.
was fined $40 and costs for disorderly
conduct on q Middletown trolley car.
Because Of his conduct a young
woman tainted and had 10 be carried
into the station al Braddock- He was
knocked down twice before being sub
dued.
TIagerstown--As the result OF in
juries sustained by being kicked by
Z horse which he was driving near
his home. Sylvan Hess is dead al
Ringgold. this county. aged q years.
He was kicked twice in the face. his
skull being fractured. He was son
of John W Hess, and is survived by
his parents and several brothers and
sisters.
Chestertown.-While wheat was be-
ing thrashed on the W. NJ. Clendaniel
farm, near Kennedyville, sparks set
fire to the stacks and spread 10 the
big barn and stable, destroying all of
them. The barns and stable were
owned by Mrs. Cochran, of Middle
town, and on them the loss is about
$500 Clendaniel lost 40 tons Of hay,
about 500 bushels OF wheat, calves
and some implements.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
chaudfroid of Salmon.

Use for this one can of salmon or
an equal amount of cold boiled fish.
Flake. removing skin and bones Mix
in bowl a teaspoonful of -four, tea.
spoonful each of mustard and salt. a
few grains of cayenne, one egg light.
II beaten. a tablespoonful and a half
melted butter, three tablespoonfuls Of
vinegar and three-fourths of a cup Of
rich milk. Cook over hot water until
the mixture thickens like a soft Gus.
tard. Stir constantly at first and keep
close watch to take from the fire as
soon as thickened. Overlooking cur.
dies. Add tablespoonful of gela-
tin that has been softened in two ia.
blespoonfuls of cold water. then dis.
solve over the teakettle Add to the
fish mixture and turn into one large
mold or individual ones. When ready
to serve turn out and garnish with let
tuce. sliced cucumbers or pimentoes
as preferred. Serve with mayonnaise,
French dressing or cucumber sauce
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Mutton and Eoos.

Put cooked mutton. free from sinew
or fat, through the chopping machine.
Mix with it pepper. salt, one table
spoonful of butter and one cupful Of
stock, put it on the fire in a sauce
pan to warm well. but not to boil
Have some very hot. well seasoned
mashed potatoes ready. free from all
Jumps, and mixed with three table
spoonfuls of hot milk. Make wall
of these round the dish on which you
are going to put your mutton. Poach
three or four eggs, taking care they
do not break. Put the mutton inside
the potato wall and place the eggs
neatly on the top of the mutton.
Serve hot. This is delightful change
from ordinary mince.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
TTALYS STRONG
GRIP ON TR|POL|
Tricked Turks in Her Clever
Naval Operations.
WILL HOLD ALL or TRIP0LI
Trcsrs Viii First Be Landed ard Pes
sessisr Wac. Cerpis;e Before
Italy VII csaslsss tny
lstsrsenfisr.

Rome -O~cizl circles. whiie rssl-z.
ing TIE anxiety o. foreign countries
70 see TIE Tufco-ltalzn con6lct ended
Grc the gossib.ity q compilations
avoided. NlKa 20 warn public opinion
abroad thai while the Italian feet has
tzksl gosaessi0n q Tripoil and Gre
nziss. tne oecupall1- cann0t BE- cen
sieerec az accemD shed fart in the
sense that il readers possible that III
terse1t0n by ire powers nhleh italy
IL due tine ulI welcome. but which
A. The present moment would BE- ilgg-
1ortgne.
Before anything ~ Gle kind occurs
the Italian troops must lard and ln
reality occ1gg nct Cnlg the coast but
also the interior ~ fLs province 30
order 20 make sure fhat any femsin-
ing resistance q Turkey shall be
overcome.
Il 10 charged thar Turkey Is not
obeyiug The International rules % war
fare Italy has released al the Turk
ish steamers which aere seized IN
Italian nsrbors until Ear sas der Tar
Cd or arriving soon aftervarc. the
commanders nor having learned % The
beginning d hosfl.fies. Turkeg, On
the contrary has hoisfed the Ottoman
flag over the Italian steamers Ernesto.
Hard and Me.oFia. uhich were seiz-
Cd along the coast. and remaining
them with Turkish sailors, is using
them foT its Own purpose n is about
70 DO the same with smaller Italian
craft captured ia the Aegean Sea
Italy viii protest on the ground that
this action Is ga violation o. the con
yentlon signed a. the close Of the
Crimean War
The Italians have occupied Derna
and the coast Of B0mbah Cult Thus
Is revealed the plan o. the italian cam
paign IL Northern Africa The object
was 70 insure above all else the oceu-
patton o. Cyrsnica. which il the rich
est part of the invaded country Ac-
cordingly great naval display was
made before Tripoli 70 deceive the
Turks while Rear Admiral Aubrey.
commander-in.chief o. the feet. fe.gn-
ing a pursuit % the Turkish feet.
landed a force from the baf,leship
Vittoria Emmanuel n al Tohruk. oc-
cupying Bombah Gulf and the toan
Of Derua. 800 miles east 81 TriDolL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Homemade Mop.

Old pieces of flannellette or soi'
cloth make useful mops. Cut tne
cloth into even strips and tie ID
lunches; then nail the punches to az
old broomhandle.
Smaller pieces fastened TO a saof'
stick make good dish mops srd lamp
cleaners. while pieces eighteen
inches long make splendid nool
mops. An old brush on long stlc'
covered with soft flannelette n1aSe'
an admirable implement to cleSn
walls and ceilings.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
coIombians Insult Peru.

Bogota, Colombia.-On leaving the
Cathedral, where they had attended
meeting presided over by the Arch
bishop of Bogota, mob stoned the
Peruvian Legation and tore down the
coat OF arms. This is the second at
tack on the legation and the situation
is considered grave. The previous at
tack took place in July and was due
TO ill-feeling over the alleged encroach-
ment OF Peru upon territory claimed
by Colombia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
A Valuable Silver Dollar.

Chicago-Somewhere in Chicago a
silver dollar, valued by numismatists
at $3.50, is waiting to be recognized.
Il was stolen recently from the collec-
ton OF Charles +. Rogers by workmen
who. Rogers thinks, had no idea of its
real value. The dollar is of the issue
OF 1904. II had some decorating done"
said Rogers. land there we're lot of
men running in and out. The coin
was in a small chest in the dining
room. I'm afraid some workman
grabbed IL. went out and bought
drink with H."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
STEPHENSON WAS TOUCHED"
Politics Mixed win pienies Admitted
At Senatorial Probe.

Milwaukee Touches. a hammer
and picnic" were brought up a. part
OF the campaign expenses Of United
States Senator Isaac Stephenson In
the investigation before the Senatori-
al committee here. The details were
given by Rodney Saekett. one Of the
Stephenson campaign managers. after
Senator " b. Hepburn. the chairman.
said the total expenditure OF sl07. 1913
would have 10 be explained 70 over
come the presumption that s, had been
wrongfully used
Some Of the general items given %
Sackett 10 explain were General ex-
penses for organizing State. s4s.952.
Milwaukee county. 800. Office ex-
penses. $4,074; telephones, 1856. post
age $1,000: sundry bills. 1852
nomination papers, $40; one man %
attend colored picnic. $50; campaign
buttons. 1902; trip through Ghetto
three mem, s35; one man 10 another
picnic. SO; touches" b. two old sol.
diers. 81; numerous and various
Touches. 81, and hammer o.
The newspaper advertising Ia the
campaign, Sackett said. amounted 20
1885 In one instance Senator
Stephenson gave 1880 for a llst o.
farmers names. paying for them al the
rate Of one cent name and an extra
one-half cent for each subsequent use
OF the same names.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
IS 10 20 psflsh N s.srra

Nogaies 8 railroad operator at
Torres. sorofa established eommunE
catlon sfh fhis toFn bong enn4ah fa
report that rs or 30 peopie hsf hrea
killed or drowned in ne storm whirh
ragged from Tuesday 10 THURSDAY 81
the Mexican coast Nosi 81 me boss
Of life occurred ~ Ortiz. q ssffieme1f
near Torres Coionla. anoiheF village
asso was virtually 4iped oat ana foaf
,r five lives vere lost
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
BAL TIM0RE

Mr.. E. A. Guggenheim, member
of the family of Copper Kings, who
will work for the Baltimore Copper
Company at salary of Sc week, to
learn the business, will live at 1912
st. Paul street.
Mr.. W. Bladen Lowndes, of Cumber-
land, has been elected and has accept
ed the position of vice-president OF
the Fidelity Trust Company.
Mayor Preston announced that if he
had balance out of his contingent
fund at the expiration of the present
fiscal year he would engage an artist
to make life-size painting of the late
Gen. Ferdinand c. Latrobe and have
it hung in the City Hall.
A movement has been started to
erect a monument in memory of the
women heroes of the Civil War.
An additional course in English
composition has been arranged at the
Johns Hopkins University.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Chill Sauce, Made withou, Spice,

OniI sauce, MADE WItnout spices.
Here is recipe for chilli sauce with
no spices which has been In my fam
lily for years. and pronounced fine by
all who eat 1t. II makes about four
quarts. or eight pints: "a large ripe
tomatoes. three green peppers. six
medium sized onions. Chop as fine
as desired and add ten tablespoons
sugar. two cups strong vinegar and
salt to taste. Cook together until thick
as desired.-Boston Globe.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
ROOSEVELT AVOWS CANAL GRAB
Gave the People Eenefn Of Doubt
Defense cf his
kcucn.

Eew ToTk-Theodore Roosevelt has
Al article on How the United States
Acquired the Right to Dig the Panama
Canal. u the last issue q the Out
look Mr.. Roosevelt discusses state
Bents which have been made from
tine 70 tine that be scssd IN Al IN
constitutional manner ana usurped
authority IN connection win the Pan
ANA project, and ne upholds the
regularity Of the proceedings through
cut
Mr Roosevelt says that his mes
szges 70 Congress set forth in full and
IL detail every essential fact connect
- with the various phases Of the &C
quisitlon o. the Panama Canal He
adds
NO, c1e important fact was omit
ted. and 10 fact Of any importance
bearing upon the actions or Degot.a-
lions Of the representatives Of the
United States not there set forth
has been. or ever will be. discovered.
simply because there is none 10 dis
cover"
Referring 70 the opposition 10 the
project then and since. Mr- Roosevelt
says
OF course there was a. the time.
and has been since. much repetition
Of statements that acted in an 'un-
constitutional manner. that ! 'usurped
authority which vas not mine. These
we're the statements that were made
again and again IN reference 70 al
most ali ! ga a. President that was
most beneficial ana r.a~l important 70
the people Of this country
Acted Within Powers.
The simple fact was that when the
interest o. the American people i'm
peratively demanded that certain
act should be done. and had the pow
sr 10 do IL. did IL. unless il was
specifically prohibited by law.
In my judgment. history had taught
the lesson that the President has very
great powers II he chooses 70 exer-
else those powers. but that. II he Is a
timid or selfish man. afraid Of re-
sponslbiliiy and afraid Of risks. he
can. of course. manufacture ingenious
excuses FOR failure 10 exercise them p
Opposed By Spectators.
Concerning the purchase OF the
canal rights from the French Com
pany. Mr Roosevelt says
Every step taken b the Govern
ment In connection with IT'S negotia.
tions with the French Company and
the payment 10 is Official representa-.
tiyes IN accordance with the agree
ment entered into vas taken wifh the
utmost care. and every detail has been
made public Doubtless IN Paris and
perhaps 70 a lesser extent In New
York. there we're spectators who
bought and sold 10 the stock market
with a view 20 the varying conditions
apparent from time to time IN the
course q the negotiations. and With
a view 70 the probable outcome 81 the
negotiations
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Little Turkeys.

Take pork tenderloins and y
lengthwise through the middle, penn
careful not TO cut in half: fill WV
dressing you would use for turSs',
sew or pin together with toothplcA,''
bake for twenty minutes in pan !.
which there is enough water TO COW
the bottom when baked. Make I.
gravy OF water left in pan. Nice I
add strip OF bacon over top.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
PHILApELPHIA's SCANDAL.
Warrants for Arrests OF Several Lead
ing City Officials.

Philadelphia-War for the ar
rest of Director of Public Safety
Henry Clay, City Architect Carl B.
Zilenziger, John B. Virgins, contrac-
tor and builder, and Treasurer Wall,
of the latter's firm, were issued Friday
on the affidavit OF Logan NJ. Bullitt,
chairman of the Taxpayers Commit
tee.
The charges are conspiracy to de-
fraud the city, and are an outcome Of
the investigation conducted by the
Catlin senatorial commission. The
men will not be taken into custody,
but will accept service through their
attorneys and appear for hearing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
DR.. COOK OFF FOR EUROPE.
Expects To Prove He Cot Near the
North Pole.

New York DIR Frederick A. Cook.
the Brooklyn traveller, who still Insists
the he at least came as near 20 the
North Pole as Admiral Peary did. took
Mrs Cook and two children with him
20 Europe aboard the Lapland
81 am going to Europe he said. TO
present scientific data TO various In.
situations to prove that reached az
near the North Pole as any man ever
did"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13

NaiAeN Alaska tsiruf samuel g.
Orchard aisbuFalns officer % fhs
AfmaAm Roaa Commission. mho Is
charges aHh the smhesxiemenf Ol
tI4teA ~ nusernmeni funds. and sho
hsa been undeF eourt martiai trial
here So several mNekm. left % a
steamer fpf seattle Saturday = prison
81 IT. wIH ~ Gakea ~ Foft LAYTON
rhn eeaft marlafs sndIaTs hays nol
hNen aameanrna
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Failing Wall KIIIs Three.

Chicago.-Two children. brother and
sister. on their way home from school,
and a carpenter were killed by the
fall Of the front wall of new three
story brick building here. Ten men
and a boy we're also seriously injured.
Several similar accidents have occur
sd in Chicago in the last six months,
and the municipal authorities have
started an Investigation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Canape Careme.

fanciful connection is "canape
Careme." which calls for the chopped
meat of half small lobster. a traf.
fle and two tiny pickles. Dredge them
with pepper and salt and mix all with
two tablespoonfuls of mayonnaise
dressing. Spread the mixture over
round pieces of toast about two inches
in diameter and decorate the center
of each canape with half a teaspoon.
full of caviare.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
PEOPLES MONEY plLlso UP.
sasrss Increase 100000 IN Less
Than Three MonthsL

Washington Despite the advent OF
ne postal savings banks the savings
deposits in fhe national banks are in.
ffaasIna Prom June % September
iheas deposits Kreu from tg3fi0o.
gee 10 sslf go eeo. A. lacrosse Of $50.
.tsofe ~ me T1ef uatiouai banks
ia esisfenes month ago 3.eif had
sasirFs depanmenfs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13

Chippewa Falls. Wis Tvo aaas
went out Ia this city FRIDAY ana one
at Bioomer. The oountry il Seeded
The Chippewa River has risen sirht
feet. aud Is overaoeing ~ hanks
Water Is running IN she streets a. )
result Of an le.hour doNnpour q rails
Two bridges near sianley ana ens i
Owen went ous n me noea Tain b
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
ROOSEVELT TO HUNT WHALES.
Es.Prssiasn, wul Try happening Fo'
Bie Sea Game

Long Beach. Cal After hunting
bear To- Colorado elephants 10 Africa
and various other same Ia bis own
country Col Theodore Roosevelt IL
il minated. may come 20 Ions Reach
90 hunt whales
Captain Loop. whose p0Werhoef L.
fitted up for the pursuit.. is authority
Tor the announcement thar Colonel
Rooseeylt Intends - come here % har
poon the sea mammala
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Bran for Mattlnn

lnstead of salt water some house
wives use bran for cleaning mating.
A bas of cheesecloth is filled with
bran; this is moistened from time 10
time and the mating scrubbed with
it Alter the bran wash the mat.
ting is wiped OF with a fresh cloth
dipped in. salt water.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Flannel Pancakes.

Beat four eggs we'll. add hall "
spoonful OF salt. one level tablespo0j
full OF sugar. three cupfuls OF milk y.
sufficient -four 10 make a thick y.
batter. Beat hard. add two teaspO'
fuis OF baking powder. beat aga
then bake at once in large pancahe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
A Garden Hin.

To Keep the bugs and insects which
infest your trees from killing the bios.
SONS OF leaves. wrap piece OF cotton
around the center of the body. and
cover the cotton with a piece OF fly
paper. This is invaluable. Try Il.
Use sticky side out.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13

Wooster. - James Sprans e.
years old. shot and kiiled his uife
Grace. - years oid. a. their home lu
Louaonvliio The shoofirg came Nhea
sprang heard thai kis wife had 40
piled for a divorce
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
AeropIanes for Tripoii.

Naples. - Nine military aviators.
with eight monoplanes and two BIZ
plans, win be sent to Tripoli The
aviators will be commanded by Cap
tain Piazza, who won the air race
from Boulogne 10 Venice.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
scHENK SUED FOR WlFE's
MEALS.
Cafe Proprietors Want st42.4o FOR
Food Sent To Jail.

Wheeling. w. Va John o. schenk
has been sued for 1920 By Stops
e. Nichols, cafe proprietors. for meals
served his wife. Laura Farnsworth
Schenck, while she was prisoner In
jail awaiting trial on a charge OF al.
tempting TO murder her husband by
arsenic poisoning.
Mrs. Schenck had all her meals
served from the leading cafe Of the
city, refusing to partake OF the regular
fail food.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Only A BROKEN sExTANr.
The Only Thing In Or. Cooks casc
From Greenland.

Copenhagen. Or Cooks Greenland
ease. by means OF which he claimed
he would be able 10 prove that he had
gone toward the Pole. has arrived
here When IL was opened il was
found 70 contain a broken sextant but
uo papers Cooks Eskimo ltukusah
says fhat Cooks Pole stories are pure
fcli0n
knud Rasmussen kas given up try
ine 10 end the Mikkeisen expedition
and hope that Mikksisen Il still alive
u small
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13

Corn on the cob Is kept fresh Y
der and hot In a bath Of hot, ils.,
sailed milk. This Is pointer W.
remembering when one has
family coming 70 dinner al irres"'
hour.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
MAoEso wit ABIDE BY VOTE.
Says He Never countenaneed Attacks
On De La Bsrra.

City Of Mexico. Discussing the an
nouncement that President de Ia
Barra would refuse to accept the Vice
Presidency, General Madero. the
Presidentelect. said:
II DR.. vasquez Gomez received a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13

Greece imports every pound Of coal
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-15

Colorado. II e there that The hui,
ranches predominate- Colorado
fruit Is known around the world.
Colorado apples have taken premiums
wherever exhibited. and every other
fruit grown In the temperate zone
dourishes and reaches perfection
hero. For the man who will study
bis ground and local conditions thers
Is independence and fortune.
Got Together for Resuita
With all this latent wealth at hand
II behooves the people OF Colorado 10
get together In an even closer com.
munity spirit than that which now
exists. We men Of tho Union Pacific
intend 70 do oil In our power and
spend Q good share Of our 3l.2oo, ,0O
advertising appropriation to :sll tho
world Of tho facts which Colombo al.
ready knows. and we intend to exer,
ourselves as never before to bring In
now settlers to people the vacant
lands. for with these lands occupied
and TILED It means that land values
will advance. crops will be greater.
and thus tho great expense involved
In the doubleuackinx Of our lines
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-15
Local News Of Interest.

Try want ad. it pays.
Read the ads. it pays.
E. |. Seavy was Sterling passcng-
er Monday.
Mrs. c. II. Scott returned fro Sterl-
ing Monday.
Mr.. Markell was a Sterling passenger
Wednesday.
Dick Westkirk left today in search
Of, employment.
Envelopes for sale at The Enterprise
Office SC package.
c. r. Graves was Sterling busine IS
passenger Monday.
D. c. Harker of Stoneham was a
Raymer visitor Wednesday.
Jack Dugan and Tom Spainhower
were Cheyenne business passengers
yesterday.
Martin Hansen left today for the
harvest fields where he expects to work
for time.
Dick Hobbs was a passenger to Den
Yer Monday where he intends to work
for a few months.
Ed McEvoy and wife. Mrs. John Du-
gan and daughter, Ini, wsre passeng.
ers to Sterling today.
The Enterprise furnishes you with all
the news. Why not subscribe and keen
posted. Price Sl.5O.
Geo. Eddy and J. Tully, both OF Der.
yer, Colorado, spent Su day on the
Eddy ranch south of town.
James Amber and force of men left
Friday for the north country where
they have several wells to put down.
James Amber certainly has the sym.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-15
Southwest items.

Special Corressnn,lcnt
Mrs. Warn is on the sick list Tues
day.
Talk about hot weather, well, / guess
it was hot Tuesday.
Mr.. Bolt is doing some painting for
J. H. Beson this week.
D. L. Jones is helping Jess Beson
dig his cellar this week.
Mesdames Scrivens and D. L. Jones
called on Mrs. l.. A. Beson Friday.
Those from here attending the chill
dren's day program and basket dinner
report good time.
Spend some Of these hot Sundays on
the Wild Cat in the shade of the Got
ton Wood Trees"
Miss Mary Allen of Fanam. Nebraska
arrived Tuesday to spent few weeks
visiting her brother, H. J. Allen.
While returning home Sunday night
Howard Aliens horse stepped into
hole breaking the shafes, but no furth-
er damage was done.
Mrs. Arthur Scrivens and son, Vel
NOR left for haywood, Nebraska to
spent few weeks with her husband
who is working at that place.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-06-15

will 30 justined. It Is only by cooper.
alton that tho people and the rail.
rosd can prosper. We must 90 hand
in hand to attain the full measure Of
the prosperity which awaits US. Diet
u. got together and show the East
what Colorado and the Union Pacific
o0 DO when they really get started"