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Cañon City record., 1911-04-13

Mr.. r. C. Fish. the smiling and hap
py ID. & X. G. brakeman. has resumed
his regular passenger run between
here and Denver. No. Q and 10. after
an absence Of about three months. Mr..
Fish has many friends ON this end of
the lins Who are pleased to see him
ba1k again.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-13
COLORADO NEWS,

Boulder.-George Kindel will deliv-
er an address here this evening under
the auspices of the commercial asso-
citation on express and freight rates.
Buena Nista--Bob Baker and Henry
Hartman, convicted of horse stealing
at Colorado Springs, were refused ad-
mittance at the reformatory yester-
day, because of report received by
Warden o'Neil saying that smallpox
had broken out in the Ell Paso county
Jail
WellingtOn.-Stee is being distribu-
ted between here and Fort Collins and
work will be commenced soon on the
extension of the C. & S. into Cheyenne
HudsOn.-Five hundred teams are al
work near here on the Henrylyn irri-
cation district. The number will be
doubled by the end of the month.
La Junta.-A recount yesterday
showed F. NJ Stark elected a council
man from the anti-saloon forces. This
splits the council. and with a dry ma
yor makes the town dry.
Nederland.- Judge ]. C. Boles, 81
years old, manager OF the Colorado
Tungsten company, is dead. He leaves
a widow and four children in Bould-
er,
ksf.ses,'--- 80 -. ~
Boulder.-The Womans club will
present the city with a large clock
costing $1,000. 1t will be placed in the
tower of the courthouse.
Trinidnd.--A destructive wind storm
wrecked awnings and sign-boards yes
terday An ancient cottonwood tree
marking the site of the old Santa Fe
trail through here was blown down.
Lamar.-Preachers, bankers, law
yers, doctors and citizens of Prowers
county to the number of a thousand
lined up today with picks and shoveis
to participate in Good Roads day.
Colorado Springs-The special
board appointed seven months ago has
placed the fixed assets of Colorado
Springs at s5.734.415.
Greeley.-James NJ. Freeman, pion-
eer attorney of the Weld county bat,
who died several days ago. was buried
yesterday, over three hundred people /,
attending his funeral.
Trinidad.-Because he is unable tc
secure fair prices for his wool, SEN
ator Barela is considering starting 4
factory to manufacture Navajo blank
cts and Mexican serapes.
Colorado Springs-George Tass. el-
ectrical engineer, says he was driving
the automobile Sunday that caused
the runaway in which Edward Dwyer,
a ranchman, was killed. He claims
carelessness on the part Of Dwyer in
taking up too much of the road.
Pueblo.-Federal Judge Riner yes
terday remanded to the state coutrs
the case brought by Pueblo. Salida
and Canon City against the Twin
Lakes Placer company, charging it
with pollution of the Arkansas river
Cañon City record., 1911-04-13
LIST OF PERIODICALS
AT THE LIBRARY

Following is list of the periodical
to be found in the reading room of Il
public library during the year A
are welcome to make use of these an
if desired. any, excepting the currel
numbers, may be taken home on u
regular library cards.
The librarians annual report shog
ed that the reading-room had bee
used by 1880 persons during II
past year and that the magazines ha
been in circulation 3,542 times
The library is open from 1000
m. TO 900 p. m. every day except SUI
day
Daily Newspapers.
Chicago Record-Herald.
Colorado Springs Gazette.
Denver Republican.
Denver Times.
Pueblo Chieftain.
st Louis Democrat.
Weeklies.
Boston Transcript
Canon City Canon.
Canon City Record.
Harper's Weekly.
Independent.
Judge.
Life.
Literary Digest.
Outlook
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American.
Youths Companion.
Monthly Magazines.
American Boy.
American Magazine.
Atlantic Monthly.
Bookman.
Century. q copies)
Christian Science journal.
Cosmopolitan.
Craftsman.
Delinator.
Educational Review.
Electrician and Mechanic.
Everybodys.
Good Housekeeping.
Harper's Bazaar.
Harper's Monthly. q copies)
Ladies' Home Journal.
Mcclure.
Missionary Review of the World.
Munsey.
Outdoor Life
Outing.
Overland Monthly.
Pacific Monthly.
Popular Science Monthly.
Public Libraries.
Review of Reviews.
scribner's Magazine q copies)
st Nicholas.
Success.
woman's Home Companion.
Worlds Work
Cañon City record., 1911-04-13

Charles Williams and John era
ford. colorcd. were brought hTe fro
Portland by Sheriff Esser and Und'
sheriff Henry l. white wednesd
night and locked up No await trial
the April term of tho disti~t court
the charge of breaking into ths wal
house of the Portland cemf,ps. CO
pany and stealing n quantity yof be,
whiskey and other intoxicants. III
were given preliminary hearing
the Justices court at Portland I
their bond fxed at two hunctyeA Y
nfty dollars each. In defAeN OF I
they were committed TO ,airlI
Cañon City record., 1911-04-13
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Matter of the Estate of Law

- N3N %sAatttA Va Nhc E<clatt VI law
renee A Moynihan, Deceakssa
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
ON Monday. the 29th day of May, A. d.
1871, being one of the regular days
OF the March Term OF the County
Court of Fremont County, in the State
of Colorado. /, G. Vernon Hodgin, Ad-
ministrator OF said estate. will appear
before the Judge of said Court, pre-
sent my final settlement as such Ad-
ministrator. pray the approval OF the
same. and will then apply to be dis
charged as such Administrator. At
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
1ections TO the same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado,
March 25th. 1911.
G. VERNON HODGIN,
Administrator.
Administrator of the Estate of Law
renee A Moynihan. Deceased.
First Pub. April 6, 1911.
Last Pub. April "a. 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-13

n, Rs.srs wass -.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-13

state OF Colorado. }
Css
County of Fremont)
In the District Court. Eleventh judi
cial District
nj
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-04-21
'saelnowlslssA-asA otAsrs 70 y

uaocknowlsageA--aaA o<Asrs 10 Is
Deeessssd.
= vas q this auspscsose uousae.
- fAs mothers wers III absosbsa u
eoestioning. h tstsaing % The chm
esea and sxclaiming over The woa1srs
q tAs exps1itioa with Miss 0slina
L.. that Mr.. Alaa stepped iron
oeosnd the corner Of the grocery and
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-04-21

WV SsssssSsOe OSssNsUe NV ~ W.
essp ctlms,no Out. 'opess ~
Wse - otast on Al ~ Q Sudden r
you aaA your father together. fer
you've 10Th aoas had . lesson In b.
Ing away froo one another"
"nioe Selma Lus. don't know
what 20 sail 70 him today. but whsA
! offered 70 spend the night 1t the
hotel With him, be said be wanted me
to cone right hack and stay here with
you. bsltsvs hs 10 going to apply
for . soapbos for ne. He seems %
feel aboat your guardianship - DO
Mr.. v1astty end the others"
WELL looks IKE vhsa ! think q
you aa1 Miss Cynthis having 10 move
away iron ne 10 the other side Of
tcvn ~ heart 3ese drops down. I
have woke W more than once vet.
eyed about u. but ! try and think
will 80 y0u sometimes. and al the
time ] VIII have the remembering Of
VOC 70 1--we. The Lnr1 has bsea good
70 ne h ls&tins Ne have % many ~
members aal amt serving Him
right ~ gsttins unhappy. % won't"
A. she spoke. Miss SELMA Lus smiled
q hin vistsully.
Asa that's Just Why ] hoped you
would wele W 10 So ne to-sight."
said Mr.. Alan - hs took her hand.
Whist vosi1 yos say " told you
that faeAee = going - buy the nm
nasssoa I'D I'll the property for--ior
"a wedding psssent--fos hsss And
you'll always 1T - have The barn. %
you 80 ve are going 70 b n big
soap-eosee night where yoW can attend
70 ~ ~ rest a cur liyes.""
-0A. ~. Alan. hoosy. ishsy ais't
Doehiag - ~ tAatll q 70 tell boz
] feeli ~ Lard b 3sst about To-.
crowd ~ hsast With blsssinss." And
Miss eelloa Less eyes sAoss II the
n,ooaligAl
"Nlss osliaa Lss." sail Ms. Aiaa
slowly. - . nAa epsehs fro0 Bic In
most osel IN sAs lselsr-aaA NJ II,
thss-enAS vast - 70 paint one
more Deeesso-sos ~ chapel. " csa
patos w1ae ! ~ vAsa go 20 With
yosf uAaoseshil1 n yoss asns--I
viii D11no . Dletuse Tor tts vAole
verb. pssAASs ssae 1ay-.
~ - -. n. Alan. yes'tl palss ~
peetuso - . we0ae ~ llves " ~
lovin0 - ~ - elvse--as1 ~
- : - - llat ~ - -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-04-21

mo. indeed: hs asvsr!" exclaimed
Mics Selma Lus hastily. "You 1ost
knov Mr.. Alas! Why. he's jsst that
tender asd good that you would know
be loved bis father hard. But how bio
father could eot know bin saeusA 70
trust him % % bio mass work. IN the
world. ] Don't 80. Looks me mae
must think Az owa IRE nave sess .
essa1 eeecsas u % SOS . aSisses'
sag q hie SEES
Ase tAs NJ. AIsa-sr-s-yos
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-04-21

q. tAsy vsss - ~ ~ haeu0se
viii wAeasrss esssnsav ~ 0ouuo
49, eeting - - $50 - 49,
WAsa svesy - - 49, : -
paesiclA - 49, = ~ Uoo1 ooGo1D
roea, ~ eaa1leo bus1e1 - - 011y
ss1ginal -. o. oness - - -
aaA PaAsiclA - ~ - ~
prsesotly . reDo1ea = 0eopuD 49,
inssoa stes1 4 - 1eoeWog. ~ -
satsesl. uaessssnss1. - aosouuDoo
10 Patricia eoveesA ~ e0oe1sa . -
Asl1 Ass lissis haa1 = - -. -,
tiag ~ sset 49, e ~ e1osVo ~
ever n. Hls e1euGe - ~ 1oooBo =
vsos ~ saDe ou1e - - 49, . .
aigAt shsy beeh ss0eoosgo1en1 -
di0ssity y osetlng ~ 4.
Patricia langAeA - o0vGg - -
snbasrassnsat.
"Asd rye bsouoAt alsaG ~ -
hatsAse I carried tAAa aagAl-oo4 -
got - bsry." - sa1l
"The--the oehesu ase oonooos01
about the eooeeevasssy -. bugy0o
thsirs," Patstc1a ~ -.
TAsa she sxDoa1De1 ~ aoooe -
frivoloss ycune 0usel ~ - no6o
such STIR 10 - Gu1se 9et1e tDWU -
vtnains he beyU fFs0 sAs6 -
swsstheerts.
sAnA what abo~e - palavr ~
man asksd. look1ng Aovu q ~.
Pstrieia's hsaA 1roepsd. - larea
nne eaveal a Mn hne fny n hnnfnnR
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-04-21

CHAPTER l-Niss Selma Lue. spinster
grocery-store keeper of River Blum and
guardian angel Of the community. pre-
sides over An impromptu day nursery tor
the babies Of the nsishborhood in the
rear Of the place. Her charges are Kept
In soap boxes and are known - the
Soap boz Babies" The fact that shs
b single makso her somewhat OF an 90
tsct Of sympathy to the mothers, aNnoesh
Dossssssd Of stronger maternal insunct
ehaa many Of them: One .. nss p .n
mate friends u Miss Cynthia Paee.
daughter Of widow Page. who lives In the
vhiss-pillarsS iss ON the HILL
cHAPTER n.-cynshia visits Miss De-
haa 81 bssrns that she has taken snotn-
- '0ooD-ooxer'' In. Alan Kent. . young
astist Who wishes to establish studio
10 her barn. Their nrst msstinS v none
TOO cordial when Blossom. Miss Lues
a1oDted baby, and one Cynthia 70 very
fond Of. shows an evident preference tor
Alan when Cynthia leaves. Alan learns
more about her and hears that hsr moth
-. ons Of the nrst families Of the psece.
~ homestead.
Cynthias beauty and sweet character but
she avoids him. Selma tells him how
che came to settle down on the niun
eight yeass before when she came IRON
Warren county and sAchangsd hsr mea-
Scr savtass for the store 20 the former
owner might take his cons0@pivs VIE
further west. She Immediately turned
he store into Q haven for nttis ones.
CHAPTER Iv.-cynthia tells Miss -
lima OF an ODER from . land company Tor
their Homestead which greatly troubles
her mother but she fears the offer must
- aeospseA. The heavy nortgags leaves
n 0iRht They WISH
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-04-21
IN - a-snilias tArsasA =,
THE MN



Buryinl The
Batchet
IL - D00ogUv 0AcDDoG8
'o'sv'ssAs ~ e As''s'as'l iA'''s's
Patricia woo1kirk sat t1ly turaing
the leaves Of . currsat naeAsins.
She felt particularly inAolsnt: Ase a.
tituds was almost lasy. Nothino %
the pages before her brought % much
- an alcrt glance from her syss.
Pressntly. she turned back leaf 70
look again II the liksaess u : naa.
The faces was none other than that q
George wasAington.
| Patricia stared ct the sace. and -
her eyes remained % tAs likeness
they gathered = rsmtniscsnt expires.
sion. Not that Patriots had kAows
the illustricas general; for though
she was known IN MsaAvills BY the
very young Get q an old maid, she
was. II reality. IN her very early
thlrties.
But the birthday Of Washington
had been chosen. oaes upon . time.
By Patricia Woodkirk = . nigAt Tor
. Colonial dance. Her guests haA
co0s in Wigs md with powder and
| patches. while sAs hsrss6 had besa
dressed - Martha Washingtoa. And
there had bssn . George. too. Patricia
/ had Quarrelsd with him bitterly On
that very night after the last dancs
and had bssn too obstinate ever slncs
To admit Il sithsr to George WasAing.
ton or TO any oas slss.
I, Patricia continued to llvo tn the
Oh homestead and Il wae d ne vsry
room b which she nov sat that hse
merry party q yosns folks AaA Coz
] gregatsd few years ego. Most u
them wsrs married now and scat
tsrsd.
Her frisads wsrs largely anoeg tAs
married couples Of the tovs though.
not two vesAs ago. PaAricia had %.
tsrtainsd young woaAn ID Ase ho0e
sne NE sesss ~ eay Young we $50
more haA brought back her own bsisAt
girlAood.
4 Coslnne Je0sssee-ehe yosng IN
80 - eeea r4sseone eeees-AoA
-.
49, - -. - ~
ss w. us cNy vts - sAsee
wv voss. .sssss IoSse y
oos : niue .sssIesuns % go noscs
ssss' no.c. " ~ ossu sscs.
40 Fatrscsa thought over the stay
OF nsr young guest she recalled ssv.
erA instsnces W vescns ths young
~o".a ma nsfssc WIN sae scsnov'-
sa!eo oseu " ons o. - sov ="
Hs. re1nsps-h teet g raSncsA
recsl'eo u al nov. sne wss SURE
.ns'e we1s many e"essy ssus s'acs
ne. aep.1.u'e
III nave party q rssruary
twen'ysecond' fasrscss almost ssid
" a'ooo.
shs closed ths magazine with .
bang and eat alert TN ash al tie
s'r's ana boys 70 come and bury ths
hstches. wen hsvs . formal csrs.
mony " y ana nel caeeas e'ovsd
hs pa unwoose 1sssa v Aes
u- U0vos' sos
patcnss
suddenly Der tacs e,oudsd again
ana her eyes TOOK % the eomS0l0e00t
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-04-21

soft halls. which vas ayins tisy ssay
curls In every Airectioa.
Lands alive! woa't al tAe l0s11
over 70 lAs laadlns - ssrprsss1 Z
hey come baek end anA - OooeS
she exclaimed. All her nsioAAofs ~
sauntersd over he Dlu9 b eass ~
nsr pals 70 the msa passlng = ~
nooa boat. and % were n tgneraaeo
Of the expedition o. which tAslr vaft
ous families wess about - eabaSk.
Perhaps never IN the history = ~
''ottermobils" family AaA oes sssrte1
such load 1t jubilaAe SETTLING ~
- was packed In that very tAsAieo
able member. A II wAisssl aAA sDao
up the river road all The passsnGess
sQuea'ed with delight. and - they
cossted down the other side Of the hin
they rose to their feet - one chil1.
They danced and yelled. waved what.
ever head-covering was possssse1 ~
one or two Of them and stepped -
one another's toes In . frsnsy u -
light. At the top Of the far hill they
slowed up. for their host was impress
81 by the sweeping river view and ~
turned to point II out to Miss Selma
Lue..
Yes, indeed. II looks like there
nese! ~as' s'cn = view OF the waoss
world laid out before you anywhere
else. ! have set on the grocery steps
u ..uso '"e 'op !" tn's na' :.
..' az. somme'' sun.up -
su"uo"n. 10 s.or" snc c'ear'ns. ese
~ '"e ."s Sonoe.,ne ~net -
80. y" s"s o'.e s'ue , .as' . NV. "a
'e,ea 70 ~ "a .n's .'s sm 80
.s, '.'o F" guy !" mins =
S cou.o: 's1 .ou'e.s
NJ. ."ameo no sose sno No.
e " W m."eu oecsuse ! essns
". ~. seen II. ano maybe sever vo.se.
INNS A.Ass measu.s w 20 49,
-. 49,, 'e ~ ..e 1917 ~.
Op'S, ~ soo.'ns Ie1 ss1nn -
~ su -" aU 20 ~, % sln.ss
"~,.. ncnne' :" Oh yos ~.
."Uns ou.. p":e No vas 70 sssN
v" :" .uuSeu'
.s cenns Lus vas oueaiy -
sakea IN settnns the squ'fmers - ne
mscn'ne swep. Slowly srouna ane
s.sr.eo Gown tne nih. a tar. fains csy
Ies,neo ne' sar'' ana sns toTnee sos-
"emy'
no. shve. mister. shs caiiee'
se oone spilled Etnei nasa. WA
sas' c"mD'ns stoono' u we -
Ans . roe On tne eo'dsn strsstss
mat en,,d voa,def te'i ous INTO tAe
- 20. )" sse suIs erosss -
-. - - 49, ss.s.scs go :
49, 1879. 49,. ~ c..sco ~ - - -
ar. ~. ~ s-.H. -.
49,. =. 80. 49, ~. .H. 's.s
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
TMn Women.

In her book Woman and Labor
Olive Schreiner gives an amusing illus
tration of the fact that it is not the
amount of money a person has which
makes him or her parasite on socl-
ETY., but the way it is used
"The wife of an American million
aire," says Mrs Schreiner, "was visit
ed by woman, the daughter and wild
ow Of a small professional man. She
stated that she was in need Of both
food and clothing The millionaire's
wife gave her q leg of mutton and two
valuable dresses. The woman pro-
ceeded to whine, though in vigorous
health. that she had no one to carry
them home for her. The American,
the descendant of generations of able,
laboring, New England Puritan wom-
en-. tucked the leg Of mutton under
one arm and the bundle of clothes I'M
der the other and walked off down
the city street toward the wom2n's
dwelling, followed by the astOnished
pauper parasite
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
SENSATION BY WILEY
Says Ruling Against Cora Syr-
up Was Changed.

At Washington, Friday, DR. w. H.
Wiley, the pure-food expert, added an
other sensation to the house inquiry
into agricultural affairs when he de-
clared that a ruling adverse to the
corn syrup manufacturing interests,
promulgated by the bureau of chemis-
try, the food and drug inspection board
and Secretary Wilson himself, had
suddenly been changed into a favor
able opinion without being referred to
him or his associates.
Cali the board joined in the deci-
sion," DR.. Wiley said, and the deci-
sion was approved by the secretary.
This decision was sent to the printing
office, was set up and proofs taken,
but it was never sent out
Later an exactly contrary decision
was published by the three members
OF the cabinet vested with the juris-
diction in such matters, as a pure-food
decision under the food and drugs
act
I'm the interval between the pre-
paration of our decision and the pub
lication of the ruling by the three
secretaries l know that the Corn Pro-
ducts company was very busy
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
C.. - y a Blu1fer.

Professor Ian G. Hannah in his
hook Eastern Asia-A History" says
that taxicabs. or. rather. automatic
registers attached TO horse cabs, were
invented about $50 A. D., during the
Tang dynastry iD China. In his opin-
ion the Chinese empire is "the great
est bluff in the world" and it sug-
gests to him a very ancient Chinese
fable, which he relates.
A monkey was captured by tiger.
He whined that he was thin and his
flesh of poor taste, but he knew of a
fine fat donkey for the tiger. The tt
ger consented to be led to where the
donkey was tied. When the donkey
saw them coming he was frightened.
but recovered his composure and bawl-
ed in his masterful donkey voice:
Monkey, you used to bring me two
tigers. Why only one todayT
The tiger did a record hustle back to
the jungle.
China, says Professor Hannah. has
shown much of that donkey's resource
fulness in its history.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
WILL LAY OFF $500 MEN
Union Pacific to Enter Upon Season
of Radical Retrenchment.

Because the Hartman railroads
have practically made no money for
the last ten months a general or
der for retrenchment has gone out and
the Union Pacific will lay OFF $500 en-
ployes, from one end of the system to
the other. and affecting every Depart
ment of the road with the exception
of the operating force. No trains
have been ordered discontinued and
probably will rot be, according to the
officials of the road
The order for the cut comes from
the general manager. Clerks, from all
the Offices of the road, from Chicago,
Omaha, Kansas City, Denver and other
points are scheduled to go, as are
workmen from every shop owned by
the railroad High officials, as well as
clerks, will feel the reduction
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
tmmortalitv.

Speaking of immortality. what's the
matter with the hem:
Go on
Her son never Sets."-New York
Times
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
ALTITUDE RECORD BROKEN
Lincoln Beachey, Curtiss Aviator, AS
cends $50 Feet.

At Chicago, ILL.,, Lincoln Beachey,
flying his Curtiss racing biplane with
a sixty-hors epower motor, equalied the
worlds official altitude record, reach
ing a height of 11,152 feet The Of
fetal record accepted by the aero au-
thorities is 1,150 feet, but according
to a rule generally adopted, an avia-
tor must so at least $50 feet higher
than the record in order to set a new
mark
Beackey's flight was made in the
presence of the greatest crowd that
has ever assembled iii Chicago The
l.\lice estimated that there were :
O3i,000 spectators inside the park,
along the streets, viaducts and on
buildings within sight of Grant park
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
BRITISH STRIKE is SETTLED
Railroad Men Expect an Increase in
Their Wages.

Railroads Of England are restoring
normal service and manager expected
that all lines would be operating al
most as smoothly as before the gen
eral strike on the roads Of Great Brit
ain was ordered last Thursday night.
The settlement, brought about
through the good offices of the gov
eminent and the board of trade, pro-
vides for the appointment of sectional
Cancellation boards representing both
parties and which shall undertake to
adjust all immediate differences
The men expect an increase in
wages and the recognition of their
unions.
Of the 100000 strikers at LIVERPOOL,
more :han one-third reported for work,
and the number increased hourly.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-08-25
D. A. R. RONORS BARTHOLDT
Congressman Sails in Charge of Statue
to Baron Won Steuben.

Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton at New York gave recep-
ton and dinner on the steamship
George Washington in honor of Con-
gresham Richard Bartholdt of Nilsson
ri, who sailed in charge of statue to
Baron Won Steuben, which congress
presents to the German government,
The statue is duplicate of the
one erected in Washington. DR.. Bar
tholdt was named by President Taft
as special commissioner for the pre-
sentation in Berlin