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eelirhen.
grima @efAaftspapisre uarosn 5u eS
biSfoHtirt.
GtsrltHagr&ange III feit. Siht
III "a --4.s7 uHo Commercial 5u$4.s2s4
A.s8.
Buubes. .Gbliaattoneui irartn ite'
tia uHb murben ipie folg! aaotirt:
Der. Siaatsn Refunbirung 2 96---97
~ regiitrtrte 110K--t1t. Coupons iiOH-
11kI,3E regiitrirte 10i n --102 u Coupons
io2-iO24, Banana Regiftereo ~ VI
eeb.. DO. 81, 99A
Mttien nmarff. - lie attieu Der
nstipen 2iite haiteu beute I'M Hseiie ~ leI'
bsn, bic Spesialitdten absr hatten G5ewinne
~ perssi6nen. Die iit bic auf 2 9oints be-
liefen. 0segen S9lub puroe Der Wsarit
itarf.
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81
g2eue 6ppotb beten

6arrp 5. 2e6mun an Germani1
go. 2 6. II. 9. &c., $25O0.
0erIeLbs an oisielbe. $25O0.
Margaret s, U}enbenball an Ga
binet 6. II. 8. Co., $500.
SyOa e. aloeffter an Brighton Ger
man 8ant Co., $500.
Gouis 8aDis an Soutbern Gbio
6. Il. 8. Co., $2750.
5reb. 9. Siemer on GuitDttbz
traDal 9. u. Co., $1,000
QouiS Gdois an Sout9ern SbiO g.
L. 3. 60, $3.50.
Gliie Rara6rsns an Q8eit 2tbertp
3. IL. 6. Co., $4,000.
s6omas S6aerrpoob jr. an Gnters
prize .. u. g., 1890.
9. W2auo 8otts an Soutbern O6to
Sabin9s 9ant Co., $1,000.
,JTdbet 81. q6iIlips an 8lorta 8.
Il. 9. Co., $25O0.
oSobn 90. Barnett an TtftbzGhi-0
RQtionol 8dnt, $7250.
gbpurb Gbans an Port6 Gin. g.
II. 9. Co., 800.
oyo6n 81. Brill an QntoniD Some
6. Il. 3. 60, $175O.
5enrp 6. Smith an 6tQsbaIe 8. Il.
9. Co., $1750.
Trant Setter an GnterprtIe 9. Il.
8. q. Co., $1,000.
SoIsp6 Jurnep an bisfslbe, $4,000.
W3urp q. Gopns an 6. Spraul,
5000.
qrt6ur 5amIon an Grant 81. Gro
ne, $1,000.
0iuiam s. Warb an MtIforo So
ne 9. Co., $3.50.
Qouis Reinert an WeItern German
9ant, $500.
Gliiabst6 NieBeI an QQemania 8
IL. 9. u. go. 2, $1,000.
SpIep6 Weinberg an peorl Stres'
Martst 8apt, $1,000.
8sttIgte 9Dpot6eten.
96omas S:oIsp an Gttp 5olI 9ont
$500.
8. :. Qebmun an Bert 9. Moor
man u. a., 1916.
| Rebscca !. 6ulL On grigbto:
German 8ant. $500.
Frant 5arperint an grice 5tl
! Gagle g. II. 9. Co., go. l, $4,000.
| Goe 9uge an 5Obn q. grogter
man, $500.
Derfelbe an gsrH1aniu 8. II. 9. 60.
| SO. 2, $3.50.
Sbomus Gberpoob il. an gnter
/ prize 9. u. g., $1,000.
;Front S6ulB an gtep 8udepe 6
II. 8, Co., $500.
! gDilliamg. 6enn an Qntonio 5Om
| {. II. 9. Co., $3.50
GbriitOpber aIsbfotb an Georg
Gentel II. o.. $500.
Moies 6irIdberg an price Sii
! go. 2 9. Il. 9. Co., $170O.
| sypbn So. 5in0alI an 2ibsrdl 6. i
| 9. 60, $500.
Shomas 8. 2Ooe an Soutbern Dbl
! Sapiuos 9ant &c., $4,000.
! Dm. %. gIapIon an grnIt Sta
tion 6. Ii. 9. Co.. $500.
sSobn Sarfon on 4ntonto Sou
6. Il. g. Co., $1,000.
U&drp g. Moore an q. 8atsr, $15C
6arrp %. 9orman an qroptoen
2oan Co., $4,000.
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Meta II Wartt.

9sp Dort, "a. Gull.
Aupfer mar hegts feit.-- SsaHbarb au
sf4.O0-l4.50, glectroiptie sf4.75-l4.s7.
qate III si487--l50J. Gaftins 81 sl4.50
--f4s2.
9iHa III ihwatl ia t40.62-4i.00.
Glei ilau su t4.3J-&.40.
Epelter III f!au ~ &5.25-5.S0.
gifeH III itetig uHo uHperdnoerts-- Ro.
gsprtherH t1575 1900, 30. 2 Rorthera
$l5.25- 1850, 20. ! 5Oatheru s15.00-l5.50,
Ao. 5putherR ioiI sl5.01--i5-50.
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ghtcaap, "a. 5ufi 1918.

Shueine. - qeihte $915-9.65, ge'
miihte tS.80-9.50, ifrpere $3.50 - 9.35,
rauts $500 - $50, JerteL $3.50 -- 9.25.
Wnrtt ihpah.
Binbpieh.-B Besns5 $7.20-9.20, Terds
Stiere $6. .90--8.00, Gtoders uno S5eebers
N.50--775, Rithe uno 5eifers $3.65-sy30
Rdlbsr s8.25-1125. Wartt itetts bis ettpas
nieoriger.
Shafeuub Gdminer. --Shafs: Gin
heinii4e t4.35 - $50, 5dbrlinge $3.50 -
6.s5
qdmner: Glnheimiite $565--S0O, nett
life t6.25-8.00' Dtartt tart uno 10--25c
b0her.
8ufubr. - Shweine 1900, 8inbpieb
5000, Shafe uuo 2dmmer 5000
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Gle iprchen0c lhr. 9(u5
Berlin itreibt man: 4iahcr bcqniiq.
ten itd Die llbren oantit 3u ttdeu
un0 81 ihlagcu yhrn putt lie Ger
Itabolu3 Der moOernitcn Gctnif tnto
tie beginner 3u rcocn. Rcocn ioQar
IN 3uu8en 0eutih Die clncu iran,
! 30iiIt oocr cn0Iiih ole Qnocrn. uno
c5 glbt tbrer ulf mclha, Die luls ri.
m0niih lul0 malaDlif fommeu.
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| bait lbrer WfanIfcite peHiQitenS ibrcn
alten Aufgaben uno 4iIihteu treu
beauiIgen iih Qtio 0amlt, un5 Die
Stltnoc 5ll3uruten, Die a5 - altf Der
u1moocrHeH &onflurch3 iocben
| geidiagen bat. slim llbr!~ ,Iiinf
llbr oretBtg!" ,sSilnf llhr fiiniuno.
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8enIgt Der fam iogar Elm Gremplar
erbalten Dos alIe 3ebn ooer olIe fiinf
gtInuten ieinen uufmuttarnoeu, mar
nenoen, itrofenocn Ruf ertonen ldBt.
Wor 3ebn SSabren nod bate lms cine
! iprehenoe ltbr cine Seniatiou ohne
gleIden beoeutet. Selte, i'm 3ei.
den Der Ebou0grapbcn, 8ramno-
phone, Iittapbone, 8arlographen hat
man lid 10 mad lno mad ouran ge-
mobnt, buB 0os toote Gbieft lutter
| llmitGnoen nett mebr Huoau berflibrt
alS Die gSelt Der orQauiiheu @cien;
ote 8nbe Der Gimme III mbetnlif
popuIdr gelporoen. uno 10 fonitatireH
! mir nit ciucm gelpiiien 8Ieihnnttb,
| Dab aud Die llbr nun htcies nah Der
W}eimng 3artneruiqer ,3citacnofien
3meifelhaften 8or5ugs tbeiihaftig &c.
Dor0cn lit @eralttrportIih fiir oie-
| fen 1Sortlhritt lit Der @erliner Son.
Itrutteur W}ar 02arfu5, un6 Der be.
fannie 6erausqcber Der .TeutIhen
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| fentIihtelt eiu5uTiibren 5err
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| lin Der Giuiteuunq bon Dem 8an1
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iiber3cuQte 8orte un6 puroe babel
DON @lIhelu ,S0rIter, Dem Senlor
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SoifnuuQ 9lu$6rut, oaB eie inrehen.
be llbr Td ntht nur i'm td9Iirer
2eben iouoer auh bel ocr mtiien.
it.aftIihen Nrbeit belpabrru mer6e. =.
9 bel beu Groblemen Scr internatio.
nuIen 3eitnci'urg uno 3eitreae!lna.
-- gei oieIcr Reranitaltunq hetnn
man iibriaens niht uur strpas su hos
rem, ionoerH ouh etpo& beiouoeres
! 81 ieher. Serr DtarfeI8, Der cine
mdrheuhoit Observation-Disclosures
fem etqeu ncnnt, selqtc unS einlges
aus ieineu 5fdBcn; qan3 aIte Stiife
|. in ieltiamcn Torgnen, theillpclic non
hobent oeforattneu Rei5 baun oor
aQem GmaiIs0}alercien (ocrflei6etes
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hcrrIih in Ser aoneoittiou uno
'hmc hcno aud) III Der Torbe. Sine
flcinc EiItoIp init Steincn unb 8er.
hen ii6crIat. 1T untcr 0teicn anitbar.
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cin 9}oaclhcu hcrausIprirgt cs off.
net heu 1dlnahcI Iupft Dos @e'iehcr
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GhlEaap, "a. luLL


@tt,.u. -Sir 9u!t s8 - s8Kr. am
5dlaB s64se; FIR September s8H-57 Hc,
am 5hIuB s715; fur 9esember SQ7s-9oAe,
AM ShluB S0hc.
@e[i5toru. -Sar 3uli 81 - 81 He.
am ShIus 62Hc; FIR 5sptember 62-
82EEc. am ShIas 621e: fir 8e3ember 5SA
r-59Ht. am Shiub SOC.
Saier. Jhr Juli 3sH 39;. am
S6lus 3sAc; fix September 40 4Ohc,
ar 5t,luB 40Ac; itir 3csember 42-42He
am Sdlu6 427sc.
Roggsn. - Ro. Q ueuer 63k--64c.
Cert --4s-62c.
motbDiaa - Reusr sS.75--
AIS.
R(eefdamen-st3.5 per gentner.
Y9esp rt-s22 20--33.O0 per Dbl
TSar SuIi s22.O2H - 22.20, am ShIub
s2220; FIR September s21.40-2l.52K. ant
ShluB t2f.47H.
Shmats.-si1s0-I1s2H per 100 BIB.
fir Suli l.s2z-fi.S7E am SdIaB
SiLT7h, fir Sepl slIS2H-fI.s7H. am
SdIuB$1i.s5; fir CT. s1l.sTz-ll.95, am
Shius sl1gO.
Short stteH.-s11.62H-
f2.S7K u per 100 Eiuno.- Ftir Sept sl1.s0
- i1s7K. am ShIuB t1l.s7H; fur o.
tUber sl1.5TH-ll.55. am S6Ius sll.65.
BLIIer mar felt. Greameeries as
20 Nc per gfuub.
gier- - Ear't mar hoher. - CreiHarp
firfts 13H-t5Hc. ilrits lTA-lse per 3se.
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Mussudrtige aysdrtte.
U G 10 lorf "a. auli.

KEN Borf, "a. Juh.
Wehl. - Ter Martt mar heute itetia.
Gprina Ratent S3. .60-4.90, @iuter 5traiabts
s42O- -4.SO, aginter gatsnts "a 76-6.i0,
Sprina dears $4.00--4.20, grtra g9inter
Sap. / s8.s0--4.10, grtra DO. 30. Q s3.70-
$50. RaHias Stroigbts $4.15--4.25.
MpggeHmebl mar itetig. - Hair bis
gutes s360-3.85, dolce bis fanep 1890
400.
Waismebl mar itetig.-5eines tpetses
unb gelbes sf.35--1.40, grobes s1.3o-1.35,
Riln6rieo $3.50.
Roaaen liz pilIig. go. ggeftern SOC
{. /. I. Kep Dori Grport.
Cert lit ruhis. - Walsgerfte $500
ct I. Buffalo. Tesbtng 54c, c. !. {. ReU
Beiaen- Ter Wartt mar Itstis. SO.
rotber 94Hc ci. I. Rep gort gIport, DO.
sexc I. 0. b. BEL antunft; go. / Rortbern
Duluth 100Zc (. o. b ihwimmenn.
gseff4forn. - Ser Hartt 1T itetis. --
Grport 70He (. 0. b. ihUtmmenb.
pafer. -- Mtarft 1T iietia. 5tanbarb
tpeiber45 a --4se, gto. lusiBer 46c, g1o. 8
45-45Kc, go. A Al 44Kc, oroindrer
absei6nitteuer petber 44H-48Hc, fancp
abaeihnittener meiber 47--4sc.
beu III rubia.-Etanbarb 90-7Ec, 80
ioo-102He, Ro. 55--90c. go. 8 e5--
75e.
6opfsu III feif. - stote orbndrer bis
dolce 1912, 14--1sc; 1911, Pike; 4aeific
Goat 1912, 1S-20c. 1911 t6--17c.
6dute iinb ruhig. - Central Nmsriea
294c, Bogotd 29H--80He.
qsberiit felt. - SeutIot iirlts 2S-20c,
| isconos 21-29c.
Bort lit feft. - Tamlu s24.oo-26.5o
Itort clear s2o.75-22.25, IleB s23.25-23.T5.
Beei mar itetig.-Gamtlp s20.00--22. 90,
9leb siS.00-1s.50.
Gut Meats fetis. - Bep5..Its Bellies
10 bis IA 8fuHo. 15-l7ht oo. 56inten
1871 A-16Ac.
Samalg mar fet NibbIe gseii
brima sfi.T5-l1.S5; Rafinirtes III feit;
Continent s12.4o, .. ". Sass, COMPOUND
/ 10--l04c.
1ala 1T jtetis. - grtma gitp gu sz5e,
Gountrp 5A--8Kc, EpectaI 68c.
| Baumwo aame a. Def mar tart.
/ Rrtnia CONNER geibes t952.
| getroGsum III itetig,-RafFnirt Rer
gort Buff $500; Barrels $50; guie:
| Sii00.
B BOils 1T rubis.-7Omsitic 5lesce Cbr
gre.
oar, 1T ruhis.- Strain.b, s.pobnGiass
bis aafes S4.40--450.
TsrDentin iii itetia su 39c.
| REFS 1T itstig.-EinbeImIi5er 31s-se
| 4dind Ga SAC.
pclafies III Ifetia. - Rsu Orleans
Open kettlc, gutter bis Dolce. 35--55c.
Ruder.-Roher iit itgtyg.- Ruscapobr
50 Teit, 3.O4c, Centrifugal % Ieit 9.54c
E1plafsss 3udsr 80 Tsit 2T9c. Ruifuirte'
Itetia.-Gut 2paf 5.40e. Grufbee $50. .Touli
n" 4.59c, Cubes 4.5Se, 8oUoereo 475c
aSranulateo 4.60e, 9iomoHo N" 4.60, Con
Fseipners n 4.45e, &c. 4.40c, go. 2 405c
ao. 8 4.oOe. Ro. 4 1885,. Ro. 5 8S0c, gso.
B.s5c, $40. I a.80e, Jto. : 3s5c. SO. o 3.T0;
SO. 10 s.85e, Rc. II S.30c, go. 10 $3.50
Ro. 10 3.50e, Ro. 4 8.60c.
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fcie GtiifEpblen s4.75--500, Nnthracite
s7.75-s.00 per Tonne nbgeliffert. Gofe toitet
$3.50 per Tonne obaeliefert.
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Riuboisb - Gie 9uiubr mar beute
sieinlih areb bic 9latirage nar mdBis uno
Bic 9reiie iietig fur Die beiieren Eaagitaten,
ndhrenD bic anoerrR i4mad mareR. DiAts
tube Iino itetig.
5nsuere Stiere $7.5o-s.00. Glsra $3.50,
Cdaitu 10000, ,yleiiherftiers S525--
s.a5. auserlelene bis sgtra sT.S5--s.20. Sst.
fers s500-T.00, GEtra $7.26- -7.bo. .Ribe$ 400
- 800, anserleisus biz eytra t6.26 -
ESQ, Gamers s800-400, Stoders uno
syeebers s8.00-7.25, 5tod Ssiiers $500
900. Etod.Qiihe s4-25-5.25.
HuIlsn.-3 Ter Warft mar teute ru'
big, unb bic greiie uaren unperdnbert.
Maaere unb Ieidts $5.00--5.50. Bologna
S5.50-6.25, fette Buaen s6.25-6-50.
adIbsr. Rei gutter Rohfraee NOR
Der gaartt Start 81 ben sfftrisen 9reifeH-
Grtra el1.25. fair Bis cute Ieihte $500
--ti.00, prbindrs uno grobe &6.6o-i0.oo.
9aIbsr IN ben Soutmiiitons- Sduiern. -
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groceries

Gut GpGf 5.S6c, ppwoerso 5.l5e, Huoes o.80e,
cranulntso 5.05c, 9onfeetiouers "a" 4.s0e,
On VI" 4T5-4e5c, weiBer ertra -G~
485--4.70e. EXTRA -G" 4.50-460c, croiua'
rer aeiber 4.40--4.45c.
gaofaffes III ftetis. - Rew Orleans
Open Rettle 32-53c, Centrifugal 1896
per Gallons.
Reis.-Mar.. siemlidh tsbbaFt uno ftetia.
2auiIiana, aantn Seae sH--7e, prima ~
-s4e, orsiHdrer 4A--5e, Japan 5--6Ee
per Bfuno.
Tairn grooaft.
Butter. Hahfrags mdSia. 9rtiie
itsiia. - Tancn Greamsru Doc, CREAMERY
Hrit 25e. DO. ieeoubs 22e, iancp Tairg 2ie,
Rp. zoe per 9fune.
Rdfs. Rartt itetig. Ohio 1s Ht, Goro'
meftliher 16K-l7Hc, Rem Ncrt i7Ht,
Ehmeiser 1sK -- 22c, DO, Bird lie, aiHI'
burasr sc per Bfuno.
Gier. 9ufuhr sieHIida arcB.- grima
frifde Sfthnereirr 1915. Fr'ts i6e, orotnarp
iirits i4s, Ieecubs 1oe per Tuseuo.
GeftfiaeI. Mnrft ruhig aue ltetsg
Sprinqers rou aber 1--ik Rfuno 2Ot
iunge 6lhner Rnier Y BIB. 1s-les. Sen'
nsn 1876, Sdhne f0c, Truthahnsr isHe,
QuIIs Sc, mtise GHtsa 12c, innde GHteH 3
8Fune une oariiber lse, iuHge Gnteu 10
lie, ganfs 6--se per 9fune.
C5hunS @ema's
Hepfel. - 5aHcp Iuuse aepfel sl.25--
200 per camper.
Gitronen.- -Rarit mar Ttstis. - Gansr
ReiTina sT.60---s.00 per Rite.
Granaeu-F1arft rubia unb itetis. -
California s3.50-5.00 per Rite.
Seibefbesren s3.00-3.50 per Crate.
Tembs .00--3.O0 per Crate
Brombe 500 so per Crate.
QnntaIcupss. -3Roiaua $3.50. rs
per Crate. uuh 60-75c per aorb. Georgia
OIL .50-l.T5 per Crate.
g2aifermrlp rlpnen 20-s0e ods Stlf.
H.-3ufuhr gros. Sonisrias
u. siHhsiHiidis 81. T5-300 per Dbl. 8irglnic
0pbblers S2.50--2.75 per Sbl.
5lbtartnffelu. - Reue geIbs
s200-2.25 per 6amper.
Rraut. - Rarst ruhig. aeniudp s2.0l
--2.25 per Crate pom Store,
| RwisbetH. - Gtibe 75e-fi 90, trstBs
81 .O0-i.2 .25 Der 8u. auf benz BeieiIe.
/ grbisa. GiHbeimifde t1-25-l.S5 PEI
sprb.
3uderfcru. 15-2oe per 7ussno
8Iumtuiohl. -giHseimiiaer si.26--
LIS per 5usene.
80 -asehS
| DraHe boeRtn - Goo-z~oO PEI
Sad,
Ao MAJ e aelas si'io 80" S''
auy,su gins,;m,,h, Ao.-soe ne,
1,,asrs
aarott.rg girh,im;sb, ooe ne,
4vasrs
Ma.s. Rsb., ose nsr g,vs,ue
@SnS.f
~
saRp'Stoeats
Hohneu.-Rarst itetia. grima sRa.
rnmgat ss. .s5 asfiebte uNo BEL 6aub ae
phii6te Wapn a.. 90 per s3u.
Ssu-Warti ruhia unb itstia. - Reusi
so. Iimptbp sig.o0-i9.50. Stnnharb Ii
mpthp $3.50 1900. go. . Timctbr at7 .SC
l-tsoO no. 3 bo. st5.bO-fs.OO: Rlse Ro.
o,miId,tsr Al 7OO--f7.50. SO. q bo. 5000
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Siebmdrtte.

Cincinnati. "a. 3uti 1918.
9ufuhr une 8sriaHot udhreuo Der per-
flciienen "a Stuuoen oerglideH nit ben
uorheraehenesn 3 Ia5eH, Daren tuie fc!st:
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Gr: .UlDbten St Ritt, :EtjE
GrduIein, 10 purts Qsben sIetten2"
Sis: SIN Niutsr ihou. chr in
CONNER bin ih ulebr fiirs Gutslal-
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

county road in his neighborhood. The
petition was granted on condition thai
all parties along the line Of the road
execute quitclaim deeds to the land for
right of way.
Oscar Holland petitioned 10 have an
old road in the Carbondale country
abandoned and his request was granted.
The board by resolution urged our
representatives in the legislature to
oppose the bill for the creation of
Ammons county. They also urged thu.
passage of House Bill No. 45 which is
bill for the support Of poor parents
and guardians and their dependent
children.
After allowing a number Of bills the
board adjourned to meet again February
21.
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tended into other states than those in
c'uded n what rather too preten-
tiousiy call "my district Ny work
has to do chiefly with the more general
farm management problems, psrticulsr r.
ly crop rotations and the methods Of
handling and marketing crops.
OF course the office Of farm manage
ment works in harmony With the agri-
cultural colleges and experiment sta
tions, a. veil - with all local orgasiz.
ations, in the effort to understand agri-
cultural problems and to improve farm
ing practices. The strength of Profess
sor epillnsnh plan lies mainly in the
studied effsft he makes to iesra from
fafners aad TO work il. cooperation
With every agency that Is intelligentiy
tryisG 70 pesaote better asd more prof
liable farming sad nsre whe'ssoee life
- tAe farns. In adlitisn, all u the
iavsstigatas ase taught b believe that
NY ess isass asrs frsa ~ fas1sss
tAs0ssavss thss tAsy have learned IL
college q university.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
offease Is Tax Sale Of Centra'
rade Power Property After Rec.
Dad Been Named
ACCUSED DENY LEGAL N, {.

What constitutes contempt Of fed
eral court, Well, if You want to know
you must ask the judge and that is what
several Of the citizens Of this county
will DO on February 25.
Last year the Central Colorado Power
company failed to pay their 1911 taxes
o. their plant s.d property in this coun-
ty asd in Jsly an attorney, who, said to
be representing the company, arrived
froa Dsaver and appeared before the
board Of county commissioner With the
request that tho board rebate all taxes
asd penalties, stating At the time that
the assess.ent Aaa Men insGp1ly low
led - il should have been made BY the
state hoard ef tag eonnissisaess in
stead st BY tAs county sssesssr, but
sAat tAs company vssld valve this
irrsgularity s.A pay ~ amount Of
tAs taxss, lso ~ psaa'akeA TIE sosa-
nissiessss es1ll ~ ~ their way eassr
= gsaas tAe eeatSsaas's . ss4ssss - ~
~ rsAats asA - retasssa 70 psavss,
hss aftssvasls vssee - Cssaty
Eyspsurer lesa1nsl d6e tasG .
ss<sivs{ SsA Ssss s1nssS - ~
federal court snd asking the treas
urer not to advertise and sell the prop.
erty at tax sale.
Since Mr.. NaeRae could not recOg-
nize this letter rs q legal or binding
notice as it embodied no order of court
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
THE usuA1A AVALANCHE .xEws'

J. b. Deacon is reported by the Ava
lanehc of Friday, January l, TO "has
to make' complaint about the prox-
unity of G. 1. 4 W. Co. pole to an
other pole, which prevented his driv-
ing into an alley with load of hay.
The city engineer is given a slam
because he has not made complaint
on the subject. To whom the com
plant should be addressed aad Why the
city engineer should make it, at all, tho
Avalaachs saith nst.
J. B. Deacon says he doa't "has to
nake' . eoaphint. He has not 1a.le
. complaint and dses Hst intsad t. Dc
=.
TAs city engi.eer has to make 10
ssaplaine, asA - his past viii ~
nake ses, beeaass n 80 has esAr
pasi.sd - IN, saa bssasss natosss -
~ kisA ssos within ~ astAssity a
IT, sersse es0nississse.
TAs city saginssf fse AnssN ~,
~ - HsnAins1 ~ passs waass De-
ene's, .a5ger. act. STICK, hst.nee tFs
psss4 nansay = ~ ssslA - e ~
aIlsy tsewssa Pit1iA ed Cs1ssa1a
svssses, cd fesAA tAAk - q. L .
". Cs's. psas u tAaa Dsiaa s1a.ds niss
fest ard fssr isshss = siGh4 aaoasa,
asd ton feet saA sAsse isSAss = ~
saaAk nsat Aell.aA ~ . tssaqAsas
peas; ~ ~; ~ sAa1esl 81 tsik-
vsix ~ 1puk 1Iugs - -
II ~ ~: xsos = yfse -
staaas sisht ~ - = = aa.Aes -
T. - - - ~ - i ~ -
-, ! : D /. 4, |. / - ! ! !. =; =
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naAsn. o. ~ ,nADows

Mr.. Lucinda MsAdows who was in
jured by slipping on the ice and break
ing her hip Sunday, January s6, died
at her home on Blake avenue at Lass
Thursday morning. Although . physi-
clan was called within = few minutes
after the accident happened it was a.
most certain from the first that the
shock was too great for the sufferer e
low vitality and she gradually grew
weaker and weaker until death merci-
fully ended her suffering.
Mrs. Meadows was born in Arkansas
in 1888, being just little less than %
yesrs of age At the time Of her death.
With her husband and children she
came to Colorado in 1874 and moved to
Garfield county in 1883 and has resided
here nearly all the time since that dste.
Deceased is survived by . husband,
Paris Meadows, who by reason Of feeble
health was unable to leave his hsue
at Duchense, Utah, two sons, Silas s.d
John, and one daughter, Mrs. ]. E.
Roseman, the children all being at the
bedside of their mother when she passed
away.
The funeral was held from the family
residence yesterday afternoon, conduct
ed by Rev. G. F. Klein of the MethO-
dist church. Interment was in Glen
wood cemetery
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

whatever and since the Ia .,s il
the duty Of the county tire, a aa-
vertise and sell for taxes :'erty
on which the tax has not b. ,i fse
the preceding year, Mach. .eiuds1
the company's property i'll dsiin-
quent tax sale list and on day q
the sale it WAS sold to GeoI ,Edisgsr
for little over 5000 an0 he ussal
certificate issued to Edinger
Nothing more was heard u the nat
ter untl recently when Depaty United
States Narshal Tom Clark arrived II
GleAwood and served the board eS
county commissioners, J. A. MacRas,
c. ". Smith and George Ediager with .
citation to appear in Denver February
25, XacRse and Edinger being sitsl
for contempt Of court, the presunptisa
being that tie commissioner saA As.
Smith, tie present county treasurer, aes
to Be given oral orders concerning this
- to tAeir ee.dpet eoaesrnias us
property ia ~ f1tsre % Ieng = It
resaaiss in tAs esstedy Of the fedssal
sslA
1ssr. L~vis 4 r.Ssa ~ sls fSEs.
ness and resssaabDeness Of his Aeeis-
ions and the parties interested are sat-
isfied that when he hears their expla-
nations Of the affair he will look upon
the matter more in the nature of 4
misunderstanding than otherwise.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
ONE DKAD, THREE HURT
N RATTLE WITH KsIvHa

Alma, Colo.,, Feb. 5.-Oswald Trele-
was 10 dead and Fred Kempher 10 prob
ably nortally wounded, while lf. sal
Mrs. Joha L. Roberts are badly hurt
- the result Of fight vita bstsAes
knives ss the Roberts raaeA ten nilss
from Asre.
Tfeasway aad Kenphsf, snpasyes Of
Roberts, besa. fighting aaa 1sessts
snd his wife sttsnPtsa 70 sspassss
then.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

Oscar Holland drove dswn from his
Carboadals Asas last Monday just ts
take sAvaatags sf What As thought
woaA Be tAs lest opportunity f~ some
tine t. teke . SeisA fisa HI 1.sss
proved estrsst II ~ s6tIw - -
psarsa rapidly during ~ Dssssat wssk
sstil runness have ~ ssslfsly Givsa
ny - vAssl. ss .s.s:.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

him how he got stuck at these two
points.
After ascertaining the above dis
tances, the city engineer measured the
distance between the poles at the inter
section of Grand avenue and the alley
at the Silver Club and Chas. Lang's
pace. and found that the distance bs.
tween the G. L. 1 W. Co.'S. and the
Mutual poles is nine feet and three
inches, respectively nine feet and ten
inches.
1t should be noted that the Mutual
poles At these points were ret twenty
four years later than the q. l.. 4 w.
Cos poles, which does not show any
great caution on the part of the Nu-
tual people. At this place near the
Silver Cub a milk wagon was nearly
wrecked asst fall: = case which evi.
IDENTIFY escaped the attention of the
Avalanche.
1t should also be noted that the dis
tance between the poles increases As
the lines run east in the alley; for on
Cooper avenue the respective distances
are ten feet and nine inches and eleven
feet and five inches; which only gceA
to show that the Mutual people can be
decent if it happens to please them,
but that At vital points, susceptible to
"holler," as is proven by the above
Avalanche squib, . strategical flank
movement Il indulgsd in, in order 70
sAsw Just bow near the Mutual eaa
crowd up to ths q. l. 4 " Cos. lins
81 ae .Asty sSsut Il ifteswsra.
Ne eus wftA seaid sense-a coansa.
! ity ~ aasl,ed' By IL Avsia.eas-
vim fi.a aay esansetisa between ssa-
jsrsa-sp ssaPAi.t, vaseA - ~ "a.
tssialissA s.a IL azeesd "ay 49,
Z" - ~ sast = ~ ~ saGlssss
sslaAivs y ~ sAaass - ~ pespss0
Hns ''se svssy lsk''
n sEsisl.sss 1psa ~ sity snonsR
wess ssisea xsiAAF fIs T~N ezAs
htt,s kisk = ~ Dazs e HsasA -.
sa..s ~ rsse = tAas - - -
- peess 81 - ansvse ~ - -
ps.sfAls -. 81 ~ = - a4coe'
u.en Ssaay. 6 ss 4;
Fse faissan, hv9ek AEu11 r
nixsa vi1k ssaeSs - teIs l :!
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