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Cañon City record., 1911-08-17
FIREMAN RlNKER'HURT AT
ECHO SIDING FRIDAY

Fireman E. C. Rinker. of Pueblo.
who was on the Denver and Rio
Grande locomtive that ran into the
landslide at Echo siding, twenty-one
miles west of Canon City Friday after
noon, was brought here shortly after
y&o'clock Friday night suffering from
broken ankle and taken to Graves
hospital for treatment
An exceptionally heavy rainfall in
thti' mountains west fhere about
O'Clock Friday afternoon filled every
gully with water that made its way
towards the river with irresistible
foce, carrying with 1t a vast quantity
OF sand. boulders and other movable
material. At Echo. which is a uotor-
iously bad place in rainstorm on ac-
count Of the great volume that col
iects on the hillsides and sweeps down
the bed OF an ordinarily dry stream
there. the railrod track was vocered
TO a debth of several feet with sand
and mud as a result of Friday after
noon's rainfall and all railroa dtrafiic
between Pueblo and Salida was sus-
pended until this morning. A large
force OF men were hurried to the
scene of trouble by the company and
under skillfu, direction worked all
night to open the line for travel
The train on which Rinker was fir-
ing was4oming down the canon from
the west and none OF those on board
knew Of the trouble at Echo until the
train ran into It. Rinker. belieyeing
that n serious accident was about TO
occur. jumped through the cab win
dow when he saw the danger ahead
and had his right leg broken near the
ankle. II was raining great guns" at
the time and the unfortunate man re-
mained out in the storm in his in
Ju.A condition for half an hour or
more before his associates could find
him and carry him to place OF shell
ter He was subsequently brought here
arg an ambulance summoned to the
railroad sta',9B TO convey him to the
y
hospital. The engineer In charge was
able to stop the train at Echo In time
TO prevent sn,,ccldent and Rinker's
Jump from the locomotive there was
iIl-advised as the sequel proved. That
he was not killed as result OF the
dangerous leap 10 considered remark
able. A rainstorm In the mountains
above Echo two years ago grought
DOWN on the railroad track there n
deluge OF sand and rock that covered
the rails at a varying dehth OF from
eighteen inches to four feet for dis
tanoe Of half a mile. resulting in a
suE'ension OF traffc for several days.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17
Foley
KidESy
Pills
What They WIN Do for Yea

What They VIII Do for Yoa
They will euro your backacha,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinaryirreguiarities. build
sp the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess urio aead
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dla-
bates. and restore health ana
strsngth. Rsfuse substatueoA
Fer Sale hy IN DsUGg1s1s.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ID the Tnterior

Department of the Interior.
Serial No. O9217.
Q. s. Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado.
August 5, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah
A Cowen. of Canon City. Colorado.
who, on September 21. 1909. made
Homestead Entry, No. 092I7, for y E
u. Section 10. Township is S. Range
Al W. 9Th p. Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make final Five year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk OF
the District Court, at Canon City. Colo
RADIO, on the. 18th day of September.
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
L d. Cess, Frank Mcknight, Harvey
Ewing and w. T. Smith. all of Canon
City. Colorado.
Not coal land
]. W. HAwLEY,
Register.
First Pub. Aug. 10, 1911.
Last Pub. Sept II. 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17

court Mrs. Thompson left for New
York City on Sunday to get the child.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State of Colorado.
Jss
County of Fremont.)
In the County Court
R J. Craig,
Plaintiff
Vs.
Nicholas A. Gehl,
S. H. Atwater, So" "ioi>'
w. e. Woehler,
]. s. Patterson, and
G. T. Patterson,
Defendants
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17

First Pub. Aug. 10, 1911.
Last Pub. Sept II. 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-17

LIST Pub. July %, 1911.
Last Pub. August "a. 1911.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-28

on,,, tt,4.. .q.a.s
W. A Ill,
$500 ~ l''' hia, 10. '~,iae .tsbtt., ~ ~
TTn ha can,.s ,a,s ,ha,t - la,
H. nale,,it Is 80, Y NJ 'a '8an NV.
gsrt,.n,la .,a,.. biv, rh s@
raandad. any ~
" hat business nave YOU shafiDe
ing poor creatures
business BUSINESS ne repeated
Why any one can cateil faDoits ah}
1iiile they want tol fie dalsy
ata lfle le!ioW Nlii piy ao cents 1oi
iili y 9ee, put ~ L. igek- I.
In. y ha' teiioH as 9oa sedil nun
- ''a.e1 aR t'ae i}a''p1's anu a0alis
aAd plfas eau.
ihen ~ Nilialn
iie doh ( looN liAe one
man that will hire a boy to trap
such poor innocent things IS rab-
uits rs villain. and you can tell min,
! said ~
y viii When | Garry this To him
lSui you wont carry iti You
keep hands otti 70 shall have It's
.berty!
ll you ST my robbit gO blust
cred the lad
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TN MINUTES
WIIH THE
Short Story
Writers
The Naturalist
lly lawrcacc Alfged claw

Miss Gertrude Aiusley nut ON her
hat that sunny spring dey and walk
ed down Che road and over the creek
and un into the woods ON tho hin.
mere were stately eims and beaches
aH naples the spice bush gave
o0 It's scent. there we're vi0lets
under foot everywhere. an dtle ro-
bins and blgehiris seemed 60 well
come an intruder. There were paths
running here aud thede and as the
Erl took one of them She ieard q
queer sgund from the brush on her
right ard investigated 10 find 4 rab
Dit caught py thc beg iR q snare.
Poor bunny Was having a hard
time OF iL and it frightened him tale
Wore as the s.r approached He
bounded this way aud that and INTO
iAe air. hut .the snare held 'auG he
crIe3 and whimpered ana feared Tor
aif Ire. Whe1 Rae g.rl had come
closer and heEau to call him moor
thing afik eNrlaim ihat Ii Was
burning shame. the captive llIdied
down and stared at he- with his|
-rcat bis ewes Shc aas stroking
e aith her hand when @ boy cf l2l
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Iou cant pc the the villain
Then ol course IN came out The
boy had Lied for revenge. there
was a0 old maid and there vas no
cross seved. red headed man Mr.
Denton was a naturalist, and he
wanted bis specimens alive and
sound thai lie might study their
habits. He was meFeiEu. 30 de-
gree, Miss Gertrude heaaa his Ak,
plantations wita 8lushing cheeks ard
doWncast eyes. ANA at the end she
~as generous enough ID reply
Wei, t1at makes difference
Ard + did TIE naturalist found
his way tD the house l0 her h08 the
robin MAS getting al0ng and tile ia
tite bird flew away ON The restored
wig the said 30 himself that he had
discovered specimen worth all
others put together
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-28
HUTCHINSON
WOMAN Is
LEWIS DUPE
Left Almost pennIleSS BY Al
Turing Schemes Of 81,
Louis Publisher
pncial t0 Ile Daily Leader

eneeia4 ta IA4 nalh faaaer
tfn5rf4fnanp Kan tnfy 81 rhere
"a ans Hn4ebinenn usa,nap natuith-
etRngine tllo Anarlca urnn,a iaaot,o
ulo bae III evnnathy ad IN aonff
! danee III F ne IoY{a IN st t.ayis
a;,., b{s e~haniea
,, -, n.g -
GlHaRs VT ha19 Ftlih' i NtdoNt
WoaIa nave more eohiiaeilse " W. W
Z. T9Spsi" Y slie e'li'o sbs w
'''Vi'e' w
! lSti MFa tHlh iias eB,0HV tled lll ih
/ the LOWS concerns, pfactlcaliV All oi
tla estate lett her bN heF deceased
husband belns ln lle hands af MI
Lewis and MS various corporations
~ sou thlnlk there II any chance
81 gettlnA any of II BACK the Nid-
CIV inquired ailMonsly when inform
cd 0t tlle action OF the federal court
hpvcanting z receiyorship for the
concerns
H could even GET part Of the
Fns0neg back Ii wouldn't he so bad
she added Bu ii seems hard 10.
.have your savings taken away from
sSai when You need them
5a trlta siasosfmapt n .tn. faefs oap-
Germs was made IN bar husband \
n Pnlk tbro1 vaare aoa r5a yqas
shll M fafn,8ne nsar ,4ufel,in.
son. mi satl his Earn. hnneht tbe
eotfapa bnnle al3l ~ Eaat Si,fh ,,ith
several vacanf la.s ad1oining and
irveefea tbo ha1aa.o .s sl91,..pe, tba 7a, ~
"a 000 Is stael. Is ~ Lewis eop.
Germs
Represents 5000 Invested
That h,vaefn'e,,4 f.a. re.n,osa,,ts
mpder fba ctta,st,t,ea t,ant. as5
agreement mada wttb hi,, u ee ,l naa
tn stoek ii fhe aopderns
etpa A,.,.l.o.g1 M. ''ss'la s,,41...t a,.' M.
iaends wonla apana,t I'm ID e3 II ain cl a,s all
aae aaia NI,.e Fnil sag5a ,,,t III
ng nnr ,rapag a,ea,,ffna ,rl ,tt,fl
Il tbts ctaol, Tha,, III, = -,',,'a il,.
fnaif sTeR ana aradnally ~ ,iati. so@t,p
.l.las Ms bad retained was ca,san,5a
,,qnafIt n,,, bnef,aa5 ai@s
AMI was laft WIN n1g baree mr. sfsa
an.i fhis ataeE fn tha aseie ~
cerng
n bad bonad fbat fbe ,ptorost
wonld receive ma 4ba gt'fda',a,
wonla keen M Nh a1tbana.b Ia s',.'ao baao
mai fbis inyoet,4.ent w. t,,,es 1gse
all we received N aifbar i,,tarast III Ut, u.
dividends was i,,to,ast WI .t W
six mosrths an Al nno M III si., 4i'a
dend III s25 ANA NM NV y " ~ 'i esa
.bava reeef,.aa aaa a11 81 a
viii ever receive 81 onr "a 0oa ,orfb
of stock
The concerns II which srrs nan,
holds stock ara tha rawfs pnilisb
ina company. Tie ITniyereify IIa5ehfe %
Roatt,. ag,,,,,,.s, ~ 49, iaSi7 ~
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GIRLS LOSE FREEDOM
BECAUSE SANDWICHES
GAVE GLEW TO POLICE

bes Aoines. Iowa July g9-TWo
Gam Sandwiches aud an acute dotac-
i've instinct on the part of Desk Ser.
seapt Aouuebers of the Dcs Noincs
Roiiee yester5ay lea 10 the capture
M cora Steel and Susie Nelson scs-
capei inmates of the Mitcheiyine
Industrial school
AoungDerg was out for a stroll in
,ae country near the cily when he
saw boy carrying the "siukers" into
the unoerhrush. He suspected there
was q mystery TO De solved ana Lol-
lowed
Tie rEo girls, wet and he1raesicd
and utterly exhausted from exposure
were in hiding They were returned
to Aiiehe'Yi'le today
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returned with a reply for the aWfu
man. II read
Sir: | reiterale that yoH arc /
villain
4 That was all No sincerely -ne
respectfully no yours very obi
servant Even the initials G AL.
/ We're lacking
I 3lr. Ainsley was awoy from home
/ and when the mother learned wha
had happened she said
You were always that way from
CHILD. and you can't help IT
suppose, but ! hepe you wont carry
/ IL too far it'll this case. calling d man
q villain II SANDER, unles he. Il q
tillaia
But OF course he isl was the re-
DlF Would anyone but a Villain
hire a boy to murder poor rabbit
III he catches a ROBIN on pmebird Or
quail Iil--l IL.
Miss Gertrude ciinched aer hands
and breathed hard and left Il d he
understood that something very ter.
rible would happen to the crosseyed
and red headed man. Next morning
he Went up to tie woods again She
went I'D The forenoon because SHE
suspected That the bog would set
snares over might and visit them
carly She walked the PATHS and
found four aud t1e wires were
throw p iar away They had snared
Ho Victims
AS si4e vas on her Way home she
NET the youns nan 0i lhe dan he
iole she looked al him more close
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'NRONG CUE
@
BALLS UP
ne
] MARRIAGE
Shadow OIL tCliasS HOYers
I Between Tulsa Young
Woman and Lover


s rfhsa 9liassiulS rs Crushed aud
AlrolSHA lfa slAfsi ahgr fondest hopes
@aor All idea fgamFe shattered, Miss
sara 4 faayidson soaay lies pfostrat.
sd af thefhome pf AIRS Robert n Mac
sggA ftaAFlT, 5z0 Nhfh Ghe1enne aNenre,
s&8she aAtlasI 0t sA aeSiening woman. lat
lKcph aaas0n Er4fye II L n eaitass fsin.
q ssssisiiSit Il ss3I,sSfait, H tile nlstll and
aretgn Quinn, III priYate lifeaa noted
ssssssTess hi the American stage. II the
woman, who. through the hayhuod fol
III HI one aud the imnlacahe hatred
of the other, extending over Il period
af sixteen wears, have wrecked the
life nf the charming Tulsa girl.
Tile story began sixteen years ago
when Jack Schroeder. then twenty
Years Ut age, the son Of wealthy par
ents, residing in he exclusive Walnut
tih district of Cincinnati. entered
Il. Cornell university Handsome. dash
LIE aebunair his pockets lined with
money ily an indulgent father he
speedily became the leader in the
athletic SET All what was then the
fastest university III the country
II Was npen the occasion of d gos
lnmhia|orneil football game in New
York City that he met woman
known az Carolyn Quinn Ia private
life an aetress much older than he
and 3 woman oi culture ana beauty,
she being general faVorite In the
lobster palaces Of Broadway
Size had admirers by the score. but
the Cornell football hero. infatuated
by 4 glance from her languous eyes.
became her absolute slave
Later he left his home, roanlad the
country far 4 year and then landed
~ st Louis. There he met Miss
Davidson. That WAS ten years ago,
and after 4 conrtship ag twelve
months he made aI offer of marriage
I'm the year of wandering the memory
of his college affair had slipped to the
back ground III his mind but after he
had met and loved Miss Davidson itI
Was Yiyialy recalled lii d long letter
ne made q confession of the folly OF /
Young manhood. The relation Of theI
college escapade parted them
Miss Davidson legt st. Louis ior al
small Missouri town aud Schioderl
sagain became Manderer.
Having never forgotten the little
Missouri girl BE had loved ~, made
his WAY, this past winter. Ia Boon
AiiIe, Mo, where SHE han lived when /
last he beard az her. ana there learn
TED she was III Tmgsa. no Tulsa he
speedily came he renewed his court
ship with even greater araor fhanl
when ihe two first met before In ST.
8sonis
There was happF reunion ANA the
date of tile wedding vas set for Juh
18th bat on t5lat da} he was lii ID 4
Sf Louis hospital aud 1t Was post
fn the interim his mistress of col
lege DAYS had learned of his intend
Ing marriage and wroto that SHE must
see him Ill onee Tho letter was la
nored Then came second letter tol
the same effect This was likoNisc
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Loss OF Appetite

vftNn foresNnaor IN prastfaAng 91a~
@AAe
it N serious mad eHpeelallV Ha to
asa nlr tslat mas NVsp tsp stsa ausaa 9f
III fNa helln9AanA
M I'hf NNai sRealelne fU tAke Tor Y II
sfe great constitutional femeaN
Hood : Sarsaparil!a
sYhfssh rAriiips sssld rntieaes sE% biqNA
aNsssna huilaF np ihe rhpie N
49, ksNs Il tedaa H. a8la9 i84ad fpfm lpr
q AhosM9ated tabieas Called $afHasasss
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= WIFI Ills hands secgFaiy sbaCkled.
sz1mlher Lewis jumped through the
.snindo@ ot q moving train near Mus
'kogoe and escaped from the deputy OF
@fbe man who had aim D. charge lie
NARag wanted ga independence, Kans
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For summer diarrhoea ln children
i always give Cham crlaln's Collie.
eSGholera and niMrhoea Remedy and
ssRastor oil and a speedy cure Is Ger
aain. For sale bg All dealers
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Sd RaIfenperh aftung pm
Streiferiunen.

GIebeldno, s., Il. Sult. gtidt
trentosr ais % UlGo6sn, bic i'm 20.
britpiitritt fir bic 5000 am Streit
tsFiuoIihen Gleioermaher Wude 'tdi~
ben, nurben am DienIiag tpegen uror"
oenttihen getrogers oerhoftet uno
nad Der GENERALIZATION gebruht. Gine
ganse An8ahl tLeinsr aranaas fGnoeH
,pGbrsao bes Cages itott.
8om gIts EFF 9Iagtu.
anorptlIt, 3snu,, II. SuN.
Bisrce unb gIaptor Cabs, spe; iunse
Burden tpurbsn beute auf pffsnem
sselbe IN Claiborne Gounip Dom 8lts
erftlussn. Shre Batter purbeu be-
pubtlps ntebergeftrett uno man
alauht, bab siner oerieIben, 2iutGdos.
uiht NIT benz ae6en eaoontommsn
piro.
Renton, 8, II. Suli. Der 45s
iGhrise Garmer Deter 8eben, tpuroe
beute, ala sr ein 5uosr 9eu pom beIbe
betmfabrsu snoIIts. pam Biz sri1la-
zen.
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Bonn gamorrG Yro5eB.
0iterbo. S.alitn, IL. gull. -
giner Der intersiTanisiien Siaais5tus
asn in BEN prossb seesn be eaHsor'
riissn tras am TitHitag in Der ssrlon
bes genbdrmsris oauptHanns Iabros
nj BON Recpsl auI Wlii ben Gsnoars
,muhtmeiisern Gapi5u'ti uno
,yarris bate sr i'm auf.rase oes Jl'
ftisminilkriums porsiSlihe Gsts'sspf
arbeit perrihiei.
sydrrts bate o.n Gentleman esipsslt
un6 iIh NIT ben ortfioiraiifhsH Jreirl-
ben Gioponni Rapi's bssanri gemadai.
nes anasbl. G6osmsiftsrs Der eamors
"a. uno Goprisu.ii. bic Rcls elnes inrs
binffhsn 9risan!tn ipit!tnn. milhte
I'D, unier has 8er6reher Clement uHo
ss selong ibm idIebiih. iih oos 8sr@
trauen abbotsmaesCi's 81 srlpsrosn,
BON oem er bic gebeimniife erfuhr, ols
fstliehiid, nas 9eit6nbniB oss Siaoiss
s.uasn sur Jolgs batttn.
TobroRi ipislie oie Rolle zines Nm
osItslltsH bss Juitisminiiisriums. Der
Eta0tscnpcli iasis. oaB isoer Der 'nrtl
Wanner bic ihm gsItsllie aufgabe IN
kFrisoiaenoftsr WeiIe seioit babe.
aapt. Jabroni sdblie sussIt be llm'
it6nte uuf. bic ihn 5u cem Glnnben
psronlobsn, bab D.nnaro GuDecclo
uno ieiue 5rou bon Ganorrifssn sr'
mcroes iporben ieitn. Gr iagts. och
bic Qsihe guoeecIn's bic 3sihsn auf'
mics. Delt. bic gamorrii.en immer an
ihrsn Cpisrn suriidloFsn. als Wrr'
nuna fiir anbsre. bic ss pogen mir
ben. Der gamorrd etirns In ben gDce
al !.ssn. CT iastt. cab Cnrico III
iano oas nir.life bcupt Der Gamorrc
mar. obs!sih sr nidt tieentlidh nsl
alroNoeut bsr gsrbretergeftnfdni
mar Gr ias.s isrner, baB ieo<s Der
bysfen BON sintm bsr benz innerer
Qrsis ansshorissn Gamorriiten esleise
spurbe. unb huB iitl unitr ben Mngs
J. ilca,sn us6rsrt Wlitglieotr oes innt
rem artiisB bsiannsn. Sid seeer ni
GeFnnesusn lpsnHnh. mics tr ouf Wt
uinielo, 9artplo3si uHD De aueia bin
ais au oitisr stlaiIs bon Gomorriifsl
os6Dreup. DIES perurfont eInsl
furnsboren aufruhr untsr Rn OsfoH
asnen. Der bon Alfauo bescnnen frur
81. Der Gpsstassl srr.ihss trft sil
Gnbe, ols Der prdfinsnt hs Oerihtl
bro6ts. bie GtfnnssHsH in ihrs 3tlt'
surHdfniden su molten.
stnbroni faeie aud. Dab "a ben Ga
mosriittn abfclut perbcieH lei. irgtnl
,,nus sin3ussitebeu oner aud nur oi
cr.itsns nsr Gnmorrd 5u3ugtitthsr
ftlbl. irenn fcIGes sinsm AngtsIogie'
rcr Husxn fein ipiirre. Seber eamor
rifs jcn!s i'm Gsasntheit INNER btrei
fsin. frphen Muthts ins G,efdnsnib .
ctbsn. psnneleih er nurh oos 2ns'
lsduonis, sob zine Gamorrd trIitir'
itm bic Sreibti. ptrfhdfftn f0nHtt.
Der 3suss iosit. bnB % it6 bel b
Cronuiiniion Dor Allkm burum tonl
q. ale Eieisniptn. bic IN TIRE Gtlpa
ctratten, aussur6ubsn uxn sur On
siltuua BON ari6ut !. ol1iueEHa ~
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Sir Ohio: Strihresen, ben
fhonss Msettsr am Mittnoh foI9s.
Mm DonnsrItag I6ones Metter, ousges
ronrmen piellei6t Strihresen I'm srs
tr,m iiibliGxn 1heiI. Nrdnberlih..
bcnu 1DeItlit< bis norbspeitiihe Winb..
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Jn(ln0 gelcgrap6
gouperneur Sote Q mish }
pirb Bunossendtor.

atIanta. Ga. IL. Suli. Der
Gouperneur 6ois Gmitb Diro Der
Eahfolgsr pes psri,orb<nen gunoes.
ienuiors u. g. Clan perbtu. Jn BET.
Sen S1uferu Der 2s5islaiur srhie!i
Douperneur Gmitb am Dienitas in Ie'
paraier Abi.immnna 127 Stimmen
spdbrenb nur 115 fur bic Grtpdhlune
n5ttie iino. Die nsfinitipe DabI In
semeini4aftlinsr Sisang fiusst an
ussssro& tasa.
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Muslnno.S Selegrapb.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Uom Gamorra.proi6.
Ser Ueuoarmerie. 6auptmanli
sSabrpni, Der ben Jaa sesen
bic Anseflaste1 aui.
gearbeitet
gDar am 1ienftas elm inteseHaHser
9ense.
Ete uusrrbanblungeH beirsffs wsaf
rostos
@sr5.n nit Der srDbisn TsaBiSans
ssfiihrt.
Gin geriuh, bic ansslsesnbtit in Der
frau5olitEnsI NaHWst 3ul Sps~s
su brinssH. mibIons.
Tentltlanb beiiebt nur auf Der VI
tiiIung Der gsriprsdunssn.
Die ihm in Der fr1ns0ilitroeutinsr
gersiHbarung pom Sabre 1903
ssmdat purosH.
Der britiIasiopanif6e GaianssUsr'
trdg
Diro pabrlfxinlih uo6 abi1lub De
briiifhen SdRosssrt1's'Usrs
@er.rGs. mooifisiri nsrosn-
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3tuDli peripuen getDotet.
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ter perlebt.
Der 5oo SAINTS qettit's bon Der
Peapp Grain Gomponp ioa
unterIuht tperoen.
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qsttit fir rpenigitens 81 100000
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Der gusbou Der ruTiiaen Jlotts.
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Gin geriuh. bic Ansel.ssnhtit IN Der
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su brinssH. miblans.
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S6limms 5eusrsbriirits in MiaigaH.
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ct pettrEburg. IL. Suli. -
anf benz MiliidrtronspOrtiniif ~9aIs
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liegs, boben bic W0troien fir 15. 900
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Die ibm in Der frans0iiif-Seuti4sH
gereiHbarung pom Sabre 1903
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simm.r oefi6rt. Die gsuOna bon
beute Iei cine Jabsitarbeiterin unb
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ces iona.n unb ts..amierten aiinitIer
uub auuitlerinnsn Der frun30fihen
8iihnen su Gbren bes Jriebsns. 8i.
gerfammtung mar feierli6 uHb hoffs
nungspoa. aber leiber ni4t isbr be-
fuht.
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Der britiiasiopanifae alIianssDsr'
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Rufhniife 5enn., II. SuIi. -
Sn sinsm 1ompf spiThen Stsuerbe.
antsn unb ben Gigenthiimeru elmer uns
gefeBlihen 3eiti0eris, BEL Wapnes'
boro. 1enn., tpuroe Sumes Olipe, elmer
Der Deitinateure. setDotet unO sDei ans
osrs Mnnnsr purben sefangsu seHon=
men. Don ben Stsuerbsam.ta raroe
feiMz Dsrlstt.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-26
N)VEL EXHIBIT
CREATES INTEREST

Hood River was very much before
the public eye in Portland last Satur-
day night. ]. A. Epping and Alfred
T. Allen, of the Hood River District
Land Co., who have been in that city
for the past week exploiting a prop
osition for selling 10 acre orchard
tracts on easy payments, have inaugu-
rated novel system of advertising
there. The system not only puts for
ward their own plans but creates an
interest in Hood River. The company
has secured an Office building on Wash
ington. Street, between Sitxh and
Seventh, in which they have installed
apparatus for exhibiting picture slides
descriptive Of. the resources of the
Hood River Valley. The first exhibit
ion was made Saturday night, some
sixty slides being used. An intense in-
terest was created by the people
thronging the sidewalks. The usual
Saturday night shopper, the city
tourist and the theatre goer were all
caught by the novel display. 1t is
estimated that between twenty and
twenty-five thousand people saw the
exhibition.
The Hood River District Land Co.
have leased the office apartments,
from which the show is given, for the
next three months and will continue
to make displays from time to time.
They are now at work preparing two
dozen special slides which will illus
trate the methods used in clearing land
and the ways of planting, caring for
and developing an orchard.