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Arizona republican., 1913-09-25

New York in october, he will return to Arizona. He will be aided in representing Arizona by the clerical deputy, Rev. J. Lockwood Jenkins of Prescott.
 Sunday school will open at Trinity PrO-cathedral on Sunday, october ,.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-25
WHY HE ASKS

Uplifter-Arent you ashamed to ask fo" money?
 Weary Willie-I got six months for taking it without asking-Philadel- phia Record.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-25
DEAN SCARLETT ON WAY
 ID OPEN WINTERS WORK
A Good Vacation Leaves Pastor Of Trinity Pro- Cathedral in Fine
 Shape for His Preaching.

Dean William Scarlet will reopen services in Trinity PrO-cathedraI on Sunday, October ,. This was an nounced yesterday with the arrival of word from the well known di- vine that the end of his travels is near, and that he is bringing home the enthusiasm of a good summers rest to apply on his work among
Arizona republican., 1913-09-25
ROCUES

After a long experience of the world. I affirm, before God, I never knew rogue who was not unhappy -Junius.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-25
oM1 ~T@X " Sept. 29tf1 to Oct. 4th Inclusive q
q ave $ 500

As special demonstration every MAJESTIC RANGE sold (prces always will handsome of illustrated here O a needed kitchen. It cannot possibly be This exhibition
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-10
@infahrnna BON @cnmten.

Die @erntofn 2ogc Der &. Of g.
belt ON pergangetien Sreitag abenb
Die girfiibrunJ ibrer ipiierip1blten
genflten ob, 1adY ben Seierlid)fei-
ten mitroe Ger Heit ocs slbeipbs Ell
ilelt 8alifett uitb G~entiitblifjer lin
epshltiirg geniGmet.
se following officers were
6stalled: Ed. Rebsamen, Chan
cellor Commander; Armin Eber-
lin, Vice Chancellor; Oscar Stau-
de, Prelate; Ferd. Pletz, Keeper
of Records and Seals; Geo. Eber-
lin, Master Of Exchequer; Chas.
Hansen, Master of Finance Chas
Hetherington, Master at Arms;
Theo. Rule, Inner Guard; Henry
Schneider, Owter Guard.
aailt iabrIiGem 9crid;t oes Sef.
retdrs bat bic 2ogc so g~ititcbeitfe
Witalieocr ino lit gleiddalls and, in
~:stalisicler Siriibt. III iobr geiin.
ognt 3uitaRS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-10
Ginfiibriing Der nenen Senmten
Der Gogc Der Gagles.

Die Wfitalieher bes Sermaml
Merle Of Goggles bielten lebten Woa-
tng Ibeiro, inter entlprefenoen
6eierlidfeiten, bie Gtnfiibriing ibrer
tteiieii 8eanten nb. Nad) 8eenoi-
glllrg Der obigen sSeier rno sd)luB
oes geidaftliden Sbeils Der Ser.
iammlurtg, fano Elm froblides 9an-
felt itatt. 8ie obige 2oge bat ie.
Ocnfoas bie groBte Mitgliebersabl
irgenh eiller 2pge lurieres Gountps
pom Sen 10l Mitglie0ern mnren Go
.erldienen.
SoIeeinbe 8eamte lultrben eirac-
fitbrt:
Con. Ruediger, president; Edw.
Rebsamen, vice-president; Gus.
Eberlin, chaplain; A. M. Rick,
secretary; Con. Gaus. treasurer;
Sam. Baumgaertner, Jr., conduc-
tor; George Kirchhofer, inner
guard; Geo, Sohns, outer guard;
Geo. Hoessli, Theo. Dilthey and
Emil Schuch, trustees.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-10
Ter srufc grutitaat Ganias.

aus unferen ieniationeaen @rnte=
geridten BON omtlider Gteae fix
bds Sabr 1912 !aifen ii9 audi Be-
siigli9 Der ein3elnen Staaten monebe
febr bemerfensfperte Muffteuunoen
berborbeben. DEFENDERS ipenn man an
bic betreffenosn 3ifiern einise Der
gleife bon dnoeren G,ebieten fniipft.
So lGBt iid fonitatieren, oat Ser
heurise grtrag bon Meisen i'm aeieqs
neten Staote 3nnfds olein fhon aez
niigeno mare, um Elm Ge6fteI ser
@elamtbeDDlterung Der Ser. Staaten
fir Elm ganaes Sdbr gu fpeiIeni Den
.Splodten u~nferer 9(rmee lit betarnts
li9 elm 2aib 8rot pro Sag betpiniat;
nun, bic &anfafer @si5enzGrnt BON
1912 tpiir6e oiefe bur6ldnittIide
Rdtion fir nidt ipeniger als 1887
900 Wonn SoIOaten auf Elm S'abr
Iiefern.
Man fam bic enorme @rDBe otefer
&anfdier @rntc audi nit BEN 6inz
ipeis peranf9auli6en, baB, tpenn mar
alien bieien Wei3en, in ft6ne
Bfun6 : 2aibe ausqebaden, aIs cine
Qinie neben einnnoer leeen niirbe,
moi bamit ben Iequotor, alto bic
i~peiteite ltmfansss 2inie Der Groe.
32mal umgiirten tDnnte.
Sir hire rieiise Weisenz @rnte rpers
ben bic 5drmer oes Commandment
Staates i'm @an5en runb IS Minio=
men Dollars erbaiten. @iiroe ser
gauge NeiSen gu 9rot perbdden uno
Siefes 3u 5 Gents pro 2eib ~psrfouft
peroen, 10 piirhen bic 8Gdereien fir
oasielbe insgefamt 800 Milionen
Dollars befommen. DDS niiroe be-
beutenb mebr, ols Die 61Ifte Der Too
talfpiten bes 9dnamdfanlIs
ausmd6en neI1sa MAI, ala Elm 70
gepaltissS llnternebmen beseifnet
bat. aepaItis fir irgenn cine 9eticn
0ds SGpeIaen in hisfea aiftern
ipflte isosm aratrintifGsn" GdnIarf
AIR uaSafSistsHds;t rsrtrtifea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-10
ct. eoniicr Marftpreiie.

Ger @et5cnmdrft mar iei'te $50.
de 5iemlid feit nit elmer lfatfereu
Sertbelt3. Gerf1llfer BON gem0bnlib
en- Sortcn 9anpei5en batter Yreiie
bon S5c an unb itiegen big alti
$1.11A fir go. 9 rotben. 2este-
rer Breis lit bts iett Ser bDdlte, Der
fir bie beurige Grnte ersielt pltrbe.
Ginige &lagen iiber grnteId)1bigung
en- iiltb eingelaufen, bod biirfte Der
Sdaoeil bis ieBt nidt iebr beOen.
tefpo iein. Der fommer5iele Gor-
NIB bat iid I'M 2,174,000 9uibel
perntehrt uirb betrdqt gegenpartig
65,342,0 600 glribel gegeniiber co.
706, 9uibeI I'M @orinbre. Der
Greis fiir 9armei5en mar in Chico
90 90c--$1.12l2, unb in Seem gorf
$1.03%.
Iirf Dem Maisl1arft nur0en CUTE
8erfaufe fiir ben @rpprt abgeihloi-
len, aitds I'M eigenen 2an6e lit Ole
Ratfrnge 5ienllid gut ltrb Die gu.
fllbrcir limo lebr ltarf geipelell. Die
&reiie idyfpanften 5miiden 441c-
Este uno sic pro 9uibel.
4 Ser Sofermorft pies nidt biele
auf. neil es an 9eitelung-
eiSfebltr. Die Greiie idnponften
311ac ltnb Soc pro 9uibel.
mi Dem aartoffelmarft aeigte iid
eiaf 5iemli6 CUTE Gadfrage rod se-
inloeir Sriid)ten ltn0 sic 9reiie 1pa-
rem etipas letter. gs trafen einige
3uiubren BON &ortoffeln Elm, Die
bon Der aalte gelitten botten nno
iiir ore cine Nodfnage nid)t ponban-
Der mar. Bro 8ltibel puroe Soc
lit ltafy ben lesten MSeIoungen feit.
Sc er6ielt.
Der Mnrft fir lebenoe Shlpeine
Sir nragere Sbiere nurben 500
fir fette &reiie Bis gu 1855
be5ablt. Die meiiten @erfGufe ipllr.
cen 5u Sreiien bon $3.50 ab9ei6Ioi.
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-10
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
January Term.
First Day, January IS, 1913.

i. State of Missouri, VS.. Mat
Farris.-Murder. IN
2. State of Missouri VS.. Geo.
Lipke. Carrying concealed
weapons.
3. State of Missouri VS.. Geo,
w. Breece.-Obtaining money un.
der false pretense.
4. Adelheide Hartmeister ct.
al. VS.. Geo. E. Hartmeister ct. al.
Partition.
5. Virginia Farris eft. al. VS.. f
b. Burchard.--To establish inter
est in real estate.
6. Fred 1.-THE VS.. J. S. Rich
Observation-Disclosures.
z. Anna M. Beckmann ct. al.
VS.. G.. j. MISUNDERSTANDING
Of court.
Second Day, January IA, 1913.
s. Martha Beasley ct. al. VS..
Virginia Farris ct. ALTO estab-
lish interest in real estate.
9. M. Il. Greenstreet VS.. F.
VIM. Wiseman.-Note.
10. Elizabeth Wood, VS.. DR.. G
A. Wood.-Divorce.
IL. Fred Strack VS.. Micheal
Marrisey ct. ALTO quiet title.
IL. VIM. Z. Lange VS.. Thos.
Taaffe ct. ALTO quiet title.
10. Samuel F. Matthews VS..
Nellie c.. Matthews.-Divorce
Ia. w. p. McEiwin VS.. w. w.
McCurdy.-Notes.
Is. Edw. ID. Lockwood VS..
Reeves & Co.-Action for CONVEX
sion.
16. August Kramer VS.. Herm.
Schoepperkoetter.- ISLANDER.
II. Maud Emde VS.. Henry
Rehmert.-Slander.
Is. Annetta Kimmel VS.. Jul.
II. observation-disclosures.
10. State of Missouri VS.. Chas.
Stolle.- violating school law.
90. State of Missouri VS.. Al
bert Notwithstanding school
law.
81. State of Missouri VS.. Wal
ter Garner,-yiolating school
law.
%. In the matter Of the APP
plication of Louis Poeschel.-To
become a citizen of the United
States.
Third Day, January 15, 1918.
%. Nina Klott VS.. Chas. Klott
Divorce.
"a. Owensville Bank VS.. j. j.
Hosfeldt ct. al.--Note.
%. A. M. j. Hynes VS., p. p.
RoSch.-EjectmenI.
26. james o. Cornett VS.. G. e.
L. & P. Ry. Co.-Damages.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-10
Siitc Der @rufs nnS Der 6lcin:@c.
ln)iDDrcncn.

Gas &rcisgeridt ppn @asroipao.
Gmrntp miro iidl all rGd6ten Mon
,ag filr Den regelmabi1en Solular
terntin pcrlarnnlelil, Iailt @eriftS
&alenher nll anoerer Stelle bieieS
9ldttes.
TolgenoeS lit einc size Der @roB
ioiuie olrd) Der &lein : @eidpuorencn
Oereit Nannen ge5ogen iuurbcn IN
Dibrenh oieies Sermilrs 5l bienen:
8roBgeidaporene:
Boulware Twp.-Louis Hum.
inert.
Boeuf-E. j. Alberswerth.
Bourbois-Wm. L. Krause.
Canaan--Hermann Kehr.
Richland--Henry Gawer, ant
Clarence Lionberger.
Roark-Christ Hamburg, Jr.
Hermann-Geo. III. Klenk and
L. F. Rippstein.
Brush Creek-Wm. Pietrowski.
Third Creek-Henry Boettcher
Clay-Thos. M. Parker.
&leingeidaporene:
Boulware Ferd. Goerlich, f.
R. w. Meyer and Frank Frische.
Boeuf-Fred Steinbeck and
Christ Gumper.
Bourbois-Wm. Nowack and j
ID. Lemons.
Canaan-John G. Loeb, Henry
Rehmert and f. w. Pelster.
Richland--Otto Jannisch, Leo
L. Held and Aug. Redeker.
Kuhlmanp
VIM. Faes and Louis Oschner.
Hermann--Hermann Nagel ant
Henry Schuch.
Brush Creek-Alfred Rector
and Geo. Ringeisen.
Third Creek-Hy. f. Wilkens
and Fritz Ritterbusch.
Clay-Ed. Wehmeyer and John
Lahmeyer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-10

Dos Goltitp @eridt miro anl
nodJIten Mittfnoh 81 eineln pertag-
ter 8ermiir 5uiaminentreten, in 6ei-
len 8erlauf Die 9lnmeiiun9en fir
Die StraBe1iteuer, lpeIde loen Der:
idlienetien 8iitriftell Slfomint, an
Die betreifenben Straberaufieber
mtsaeitellt uirb oie @etrGge pertbeilt
meloen, meld)e oenieIben aus Dem
"allgeneiten Stelier ! Sotuo beipiuiat
tcur6en. @dbreno 6es berfIpiIerei
Sa5res lit in bieier Siniidt piele
arbeit geleiitet mor0en, rnrb Die
5ablreiden 8eitrdge, ipelfe bon ben
sSormern sitr 8erbeijerufg Der
StraBen geaeidnet nur0en, bepeiien
Dab oieielben ben 8ortbeil gutter
StraBen anerfenttef, iopie aud
fpillens iinb Dos Sbrige gu oeren
8ail iltp0 @erbeiierung beiautrager.
Die @ei61ftsleute in Der peridieoe.
men @elneinapeien ilnieres Gointtps
warcn e6enfalls liberal in ibren
geitraeen fir gerbeiiering Ser
StroBenL nilb alh file perben Die
@rfobrutg MAIDEN, baB @elb, mtf
oieie @eiie attgelegt, INNER CUTE
iupo iidere 3inien bringt.
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gur 6anbcrf SaGscn.
C%rprcfunsen Der 5ransuisn mad BEN
6rieorr non giliit.

C%rprefnnsen Der 8ran5oisn mad BEN
5rieSrn non Eilit.
Welhe llnfummen ser iieareihe
5eino na9 benz Trieoen Don Siliit
bauptfd6lid in Observation-Disclosures Ter
armen 8ep0Iterung an apntrirutios
men auferleeie. sebt aus ben eisenen
Ingaben bes Warf1als Daru bers
Dor. sic betrugen 513,744,41O
5ranten; oapon fparen 5u Gnne pes
Sabres 1903 Ala, 352, $50 Sranten
be5ablt. 4uber ben 40 Miaionen,
Die bon ben Gran5ofen nod sefrrbert
fDuroen, blisben 2ieferungen i'm @es
famttpert bon 90,4S4, 511 Sranfen
aussef6rieben. Sin bober 5taatss
bedmter ~oamaliser 3eit aber i6reibt:
nOieie 8erednuns sibt, trob ibrer
9Dbe, nod fein seniigenbes Bib BON
Der @raufamfeit Ser pIiinberunaen,
ipie in iebem einselnen 2anbe, in ies
Der propina, in jeoer Staot auf perz
f4iebene Weife bas @elb ipitematifd
erpreBt puroe."
go IieB Napoleon Gnbe 1907
bur6 spei 8eboamGhtiste, @inour
nnb 9piteur, cine 8erednunq bes
@rtrases Der bannoperI6en SpmGs
men %einfprbern, Die 8ebDrben abns
ten niht. ipeldsn 53ped bies baben
tDnnte, unb fe na6nen oaber in ben
Sabeqen fosar bic 9oifen: 3Dle,
Wegegeloer, 4loIter : aammeraiiter,
&apitalien unb 9prIdiFe auf.
8aum aber befob Rapoleon oieIe
2tite, 10 lieB er bic Domdnen numes
@rierer, beSei6nete lie als taiferli6e
ertraorbindre arpnbomGnen unb bes
Jimmie fe gu 0otationen fir feline
Warf9dae, auf bieie Irt erbiel!en
leBtere 4,573,661 5ranten idbrIib!
Bertbter besog cine Rente bon 141,s
600 Sranfen, 8ernabptte BON 1907
900 5ranten, Mortier ebenfo piel,
Onroc $4,000 Sranfen, Sen $4,000
5ranfen. 4ilqerau $4,000 SranteH,
wfafena ebenio biel. SIN aonse1
tpurben aus sen @rpreHungen 70
Wari6dle unb @enerGIe botiert.
4ls gteuber i'm Sabre 1911 bic
Sdlfte Der Eontributipnen be3dblt
bate, rief Der &orie i'm Safe aeaen
aDnis 5riebrif Dilbelm III. aus:
e0e, TT es m0glid), oob i'd bieism
Wianne nod 10 piel gelaTen babe2"
Dabei puroe minDeiters ebenIp pieI
Gl9entum duf brutalite 8eiIe aers
'tort, ME Der Bert Der granbf6atz
anngen bttrug, Der frana0iifde
&ommanbant BON @iiitrin, Der Elm
8e9aIt bon 10000 5ranten besoa,
requirierte fur feline Slide aaes bonn
preubii9en 8erpflegunqsamt, audi
perlangte er inter anberem 6 neiBe
S9lafmiiBen fir ieinen Sod. Grs
bob man bere6tigten @infprud, 70
lautete Die reeelmdBige 4ntport:
pS9r babt Die paragrapben bes 9er=
trases, mir Die 8epolt."
4m iibeliten bauite Der Marfdaa
Dabouit, benz alles ,ganaine" mar.
Sn 9pfen lieb er ben 8iiraermeiIter
Duffert aus Sbrpsfa nieoermaden,
neil er ben Sefebl Der prenBii6en
Hegierlng uno nift bic 5tpeioeutiq
9eeebene Qnorbnung Der Sransofen
befoIgt bate. Nu6 in 5amburo
9ieb oiefer idurtti6e General Der
!9enter". aber ieIbf BON ben pers
fiinocten 0cler Ntc1t biefer 8ertre=
ter Der ritterIi6ften Ration nidi ehen
bel, benin ais er nud1 aaIiid tam
nnb bort, bon Den Magndten empfana
gen, por Dem Ratbdule bonn gferbe
fieg, tpobei er iid bic Stiefel I'm
StroBenfdmub beipriBte, rief Der
Biiteri6 i'm areiie feiner @aitae6er
lant: .Seht, bos bier nennt bieTe
Hnnntne mnterIon6ra
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Sin Sanmitamm aif bem @eleiic

Sin Sanmitamm aitf Scm @eleiic
6es Sdnensu9es beoeittet ertitlid)e
@efabr, tperlat CT itidjt entferqtt miro.
GaiieIbe gilt bonn @erll6t bes gp-
petits. @S be6eaitet MangeI an Sc.
benSfroft Ii. Ierbenidnp1de, @enrt
Der Ippetit idiIeht lit, 10 nimm
ifien electric 9itter8, Inn ole ltr.
lode 81 beieitiaeit oilrh ar1ftigrtie
Oes Ohageils limo Seiluitg BON I'm
oer0aipttdyfeit. WidneI Sesbeimer.
9%ircolfl, Neb., mar iiber Orei Sobpc
franf. ober icdS 6doiden electric
Differs itcqsen lint pieoer airf oie
6itBc. Sat Saiuicroer gebolieft, ere
Sc,,gt rriateS gIiit, frdftige Ierpcn
NM giltc Sernnhutig. Bios 50c
bei aarn 2lhotAefern. (slnseige)
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-in-
Websr's 9auc
ail Der 6trit Greet
atn
Samstag, Den Is. San.

Girtritt 25c q 8erion.
Sir mlsge5eidnete Muitf. ppr5iig-
Tide G~rfriidMlngen llnO CUTE Sro.
ming tit beitens geiorgt.
@er iid) NAL nad Ser5eluslnlt
aatitdircn mill Der beil,dbe bieien
Ball.
Gs loSet freirnOlidft Gin
Geo. @. @eber,
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@rpfmntter fpmmt sllr IS

@rukmntter fpmmt snr SSiIfe.
ugSir baben einen bier Sabre altcr
&tobenm i6reibt Spau @gfies 2or-
eng bon Sopfin, Winlt, "ber i'm Ieb.
ten CONNER franf ipllroe. or be.
fam Sdipinbel- Infane rno fonnte
nidyt auf ieinen Siiben iteben. SEEING
Speiie blieb mebr BEL linn. Gin bos
bes 6ieber itellte iid eit itno err re-
ire. Ger Ir5t, oeft mir riefen,
penn Sale ratlps g~egemiiber
hiltiportete mir auf meine Srnge
~ 6aS ainb feline @od)e mlebr lc.
doen meroe. Meine Mutter fam ae-
rooe 5itn 8einf; iie elite iofort gu
Sbrem Igenten lnlb boIte ben sri.
petrfrduter. l1nier aitobc b~eiierte lid
baib unb purrc fdlicBlid mteber se-
inilow
Cine irtereiinnte 3eitidrift uipo
groidnire ipeld,e &6heres iiber Sor.
mis- IIpenfr1nter, has obeIt empdbntc
Seilmittel, mtitteileil, irerbeli fret
perianot. Mon mertbe iid, an Or.
Geter 6abrnen & Cons So, 1926
so. Sopne gpe., Chicago, SG.
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85dentlidtcr @iarfthcrid)t.
Eaeers MILLING Co.

@eiaell, Ger. 9 S 81
@ci5en, Nr. 8 .95
SmperiaI MebI, per Sad 2.90
@oob 2luf MebI, per Sad $50
DoiIp 9rcab MebI, per God 2.70
aleie, per 100 &funb Ito
Sbippitnff, per 100 Eiuno lao
QornnebI. per 100 8frnS 2.20
"A Hrpbnftc.
Gprriaiert BON
John II. Helmers,
gntter. per 8funb 1870
@ier, per Dutenb %
&iibner, per Bfltno ~
Spring Gbidens, per Ginno 91A
GntciG per 8frno II
@anie, Der Ghtnb 10
z dpnalS, per &frn6 10
NSoae, per Hfun0 81
3picbeIn, per 8nfbeI 90
aanofieln. per 8i:ibeI so
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-07-11
Bic Springs

Jos tanner has lost several head OF
sheep lately by coyotes.
A M johnson is plastering house
for William Casey.
FL A Roehlng and son Rudolph went
to Denver on the excursion rates last
week they returned Monday.
Mrs j. A. Bohlen, daughter of II a
Roehling returned to her home in Den
yer last Sunday.
A movement is on foot to build a
Union Church in our vicinity and we
hope that it viii meet with success, Fl.
A Roehling is soliciting subscriptions
for that purpose and all those that live
in other parts of this country who de-
sire to contribute to this noble cause
please send to II Roehling, Fondis.
1t is getting very ory in this neigh
borhood and good rain would be o
great blessing
j w Good received a car OF 27,00C
feet CT lumber which he is unloading
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-07-11
Sidney Siftngs

Carl Matthews came up from Colo
Springs and spent the 4th at home.
Mrs A r Barrett and son Ross has
been visiting in Colorado Springs. Miss
Lulu Barrett accompanied them home
for short visit.
Fred Evans and family went to Yuma
for visit and to spend the 4th.
Mrs Eli Knowls has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mr. and Mrs f Green and sister went
to Denver for the 4th.
Quite number from sidney attended
the picnic in Bijou Basin.
Frank Evans had his arm dislocated
playing ball at the X X picnic the 4th
Mr. Plambeck and Mr. Bowman came
up from Denver Friday for short stay
at their ranch.
Nathan Twombly and family and Mr..
Mcdonald went to Colo. Springs for the
4th.
W Upton has been to Guthrie Okla
for short stay.
Mr. and Mrs Lee and children of Den
yer has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs
Hila Grouse.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-07-11
Shan Kive

We wish to call your attention to the
Frontier Day events Of the Snan Kive
at Colorado Springs this year. The
dates are September . 3, and 4th, and
the management has arranged for a
large open arena on the grounds in the
Garden Of the Gods where the wild
west events can be given with peIfsct
freedom.
Having been named as executive com
mittee OF the cowmens division OF the
programme we are trying to arrange the
greatest meet ever held in this part OF
the west. Splendid prizes have been
hung up for the various events.
All cowmen who come are invited to
be the guests OF the committee during
the Shan Kive. A great camp will be
established along with the indians and
the pioneers, each apart from the other
Tents for men and horses, pasturage
aud free chuck wagon set up in charge
of good cook.
Primitive conditiods among American
Indians ars rapidly disappearing, and in
another generation will be traditions
even to the sons OF Red Men. 1t is to
offer visitors from other parts of the
world, to whom the indians are a novel
ty, an opportunity to see nearly the last
OF them now living IN tribal conditions
that the Shan Kive was organized
The name means ''Heap good time"
Executive COMMITTEES:
Art Robinson,
William Bergman,
Fred Albin
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Estray Notice

Notice is hereby given to whom it
may concern that the following describ-
ed estray animal was taken up near
Mattison, Ebert County, Colorado, on
or about July g. 1913, to wit: One grey
horse about eight years old weight about
800 lbs, gentle, no visible brands.
Said animal being Unknown to this
Board, unless claimed by owner on or
before August 8, 1918, sa d estray will
be sold by this Board for the benitit Of
the owner when found.
State Board OF Stock Inspection Comm.
Denver, Colo.
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moved with his parents to Illinois IL
1874 He afterwards located in Black
Hav in 1868. United in marriage to
AliCe Ewing in 1856, to this union was
born six children three of which pre-
iceded him to the Great Beyond. A son
Simpson, daughter Mrs Henrietta
Antrey of Boulder who were present
and A. Asbury Of Monrovia, California,
who was unable to attend the funeral.
The mother OF this fsmily died in 1876
MIR Wylam was again married to Mrs.
Nellie Campbell in 1905. He united
with the Methodist church when :
young man, and was known as sober.
honest, industrious man. respected o.,
all who knew him. Was laid to rest III
the Elizabeth cemetery, July 7, 1913.
Rev. Cline preached the funeral sermon
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Rock Butte

Frank Garland bought new pass
enger Studabaker auto of Ahl and
Weiss last week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Albin and Miss
Nellie Hart autoed to Meeker for the
4th.
Mr. Jamison is home from his vacat-
ion much improved in health.
Carl Lehman visited relatives here a
few days last week.
Mrs Fred Garland was taken to Den
yer where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs Fred Stephens are visiting in
Chicago for Mrs Stephens health.
Several parties picked chrres at the
Hathaway orchard last week.
Mrs Lane came out Sunday and is
staying with her mother Mrs Wylan.
Miss Blanch Bennett came out from
Denver for the fourth.
Floyd Coe is spending couple OF
week in Boulder.
Miss Gladys Irma Linsley of Boulder
and Miss Anna Cannon Of Denver
wers at Elizabeth the 4th.
Mr. James Force OF Denver is visiting
his cousins the Garlands.
Mr. Robinson and family of Colorado
Springs autoed out to Visit Mr. and Mrs
Joe Smith.
Mrs VIM Dennison and children went
to Denver Thursday returning Sunday.
Mrs Frank Garland and son Warren
are at Excelsior Springs Mo.
We learn that the Banner changed
hands Monday.
We are informed that G. W. Reed has
sold the drug store and his residenc to a
Docter who will take charge soon.
DIED-of apoplexy July 8, 1918, Mr.
Anthony NJ. W.lam. Deceased IVES
born in West Virginia, August 3, 1884;
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Correspondence
Eondis

The picnic at Charley Perkins the
18th, given by the Sunday School was
largely attended and enjoyed by all.
Mr. Rubeck also gave picnic on ths
4th and,a dance at night.
Mr. and Mrs Durlin, Mr. Josepiet and
family, Alfred Maui and family and
jos Stanner and family spent the 4th
at the tanner home.
Bert Meader and family spent the 4th
with Mr. and Mrs Gheen.
] NJ McFarlin and wife made a bus
mess trip to Kiowa last Saturday.
Oscar Maui and sister Annie came
out from Denver to spend the 4th with
their uncles Alfred and Richard
Mrs Bisndorff and sister Mrs Halbor
sen made "a business trip to Fondis Sat-
urday
Mr. and Mrs Hollems spent the 4th
with Ed Harlow and wife
S Gheen and family spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Gus Wright
John Malloy returned from Denver
accompanied by his Daughters Mamie
and Mrs Cane.
Roy and James McFarlan and their
sisters Nan and Daisy attended the big
celebration and dance at Ramah on the
18th.
Mr. Malloy's son John who was killed
near Seattle Wash. June 10th 10y falling
from cliff was buried at that place
last week.
George Con arroe is on the jury nj
Kiowa this week.
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JACK hALLOY LO0SES HIS LIFE
FALLS 200 FEET DOWN CLIFF

While scaling the PERCEPTIONS sides
of Mount 81, Jack Malloy, 90 years old,
fell to his death on the rocks 200 feet
below. Malloy, in company with sig
other young men, started to ascend
Mount 81 early Sunday morning, June
10th. They attacked the most difficult
and dangerous portion Of the mountain.
They climbed to height Of about 1000
1t where the mountain becomes perpen-
dicular. 1t Was at this point that Malloy
in company with his chum, Allen Sloan,
ascended to the top Of the rock from
which Molloy fell.
1t is believed that Malloy, in looking
into the depths below him, was over
come with dizziness and fell to his death.
His companions heard him utter a cry
OF distress and at the same moment saw
him plunge into spnce.
Lorraine Boggs was the first to reach
the body of his dying companion. NAL
10y lived half an hour after his fatal
plunge.
Malloy was bookkeeper by profession
but owing to poor health had been for
the past SIX weeks employed on the
farm of w N Boggs.
Prior to coming here Malloy was en-
ployed by the National Grocery Com
pany of Seattle.
Jack Malloy was the son OF Mr. and Mrs
John G Malloy Of Fondie, Colorado, tho
body was laid to rest in Washington.
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A fine cement floor also ce-
ment sidewalk has been made
in front of the livery barn which
is a great improvement to the
town. Lloyd Jewell of Parker is
doing the work.