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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24
EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Mrs Tre maine entertained the Z
Canon Presbyterian association at her
home last Thursday. II was an all
day meeting and an all around good
time. A ane picnic dinner vas got
ten up by the good ladies and
thoroughly eajoyeG by them and their
guests Of hInor. AIR Treinaine and
sir Hubert
Mr.. and NIrs. Porter on 18th avenue
are rejoicing over the advent Of a
son born u them Saturday nisht.
Air and lirs. Iambers. Mrs. Nc
DoweIl and little daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. HarIburt were dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank barney. on
sunday at 'heir home on Central
street.
Miss sybu Abbott has been quite
III at the home OF her mother. Mrs
Kate BIddhn on Central street. but
is somewhat improved just now.
Mrs. Bert Jones of the Odd Fellows
home. reports an enjoyable visit with
friends in Pueblo during the State
Fair.
Mrs. Matt0on of Four Mile. has
gone to Dsaver for visit with her
daughter Ms Mills and family.
Mesdamcs Tremalne and Huber,
are taking a weeks vacation in the
mountains. and visiting the former,
sons.
Miss Carl,tta I-uten OF 18th street
is visiting relatives at westcline.
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Mrs. NeIlis Stiers-cram. who with
her two li'fle daughters. has been
spending the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Suers. left
Saturday for her home at Fl centro-
California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. \. D. King returned
Thursday from an auto trip to Den
yer and the northern part OF the
state. SIR. and Airs. l. z. KIng. who
we're on thsir vacation, and Miss
Helen King. Who is student at the
Barnes Commercial College. aceompa-
MED them over a portion OF the Jour.
ney. the former parties returning to
Lincoln Park with them for a few
days visit. Mr. l.. <. King is a
brother OF y. b. King. and Is mail
carrier at the capital city.
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We have large shipment of FREQ
stonc and Cling peaches. prices right.
Tho Royal Gorge Fruit 0rowers Az
sociation.--adv. 13S2tditv.
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Mr.. J. p. McMilien and family are
arranging to leave the last OF the
week for Twin Falls. Idaho. where
Mr.. McMilien has accepted posi-
ton with n mercantile company near
that city.
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Mrs. Ruth English who has beea
spending her vacation at the home OF
her parents DIT. and Mrs. Younger
man on GRIND avenue. left recently
for her houae at Houston. Texas
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Quite number from Lincoln Park
took advantage OF the excursion on
Thursday to attend the state Fair at
Pueblo.
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Glenn Ge5hardt shut up shop and
moved down from his place OF bust
ness in the City Park at the top Of
the Royal Gorge ON Sunday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24

TANTED-Gooo rea! estate loans. B.
& L Assn Guy T. Hardy. Treas.
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Some OF ;he rancbers are Pickins
and marketing their Jonathan apples
this week. and hnd the fruit excep.
tionaI in quality and color.
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NEWS NOTES
WEDNESDAY.
counting The Cricket chirps

the other day. ITS Just about like
trying 10 Keep step with a woman.
Try it."
Left This Morning For Dewey. Okla.
Miss Irene Fowden. who has been
visiting friends here for a couple OF
months or more. left on the Santa
Fe train this morning for Kansas City
en- route TO her home at Dewey. Ok
iahoma. She was accompanied by
Miss June Emmerson who will be her
guest for several weeks.
Bill Dukes wants Work
Bill Dukes has applied for a posi-
tion in a dynamite factory and all
his supposed friends are giving him
flowery letters Of recommendation
Miss Baker Goes To Riverside
Miss Mignon Baker who has been
at home for several weeks has re-
turned 10 Riverside. California. where
she is librarian OF the Riverside
high school. Riverside has some of
the finest school buildings. the best
school system and the finest city IL
brary and library system found in
towns OF equal size Last year Riy-
erside bought $4,000 worth OF books
for the library.
Taken u Home For Dependent
Sheriff W II. Neweomb went to
Denver this morning with Louis and
Dominic Ditomaso. orphan children.
who were Tuesday. on the petition
Of RELATIVES. ordered taken to the
stare home for dependent children by
Judge Cooper OF the county court
They are aged fourteen and nine
years and arc exceptionally bright
and attractive boys. Since the death
OF their mother they have made heir
home with their uncle Al Brookside:
their step-father being unable to
take care u them as he has seven
other small children 10 provide for
Al Auto Trip TO Estes Park
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Gibson. aecon-
nanIed ~ Mr. and Mrs. Hines OF FL
Paso. Texas the latter OF whom Is
their laughter. left the first of the
week On motor trip to Estes park
and other points in The northern por-
ton of the state.
VIII Hold Social Session
i on thursday. Sept 24,h. the mem.
bers q Harmony Rebekah Lodge No.
es. viii hold social session after
the reeular business has been trans
acted. At This time each member
present will donate dollar to the
funds and will tell in rhyme how the
same was earned. Refreshments will
be served All visiting Rebekahs are
invited.
Here On Business Tuesday
W O. skinner of Pueblo. division
freight agent for the Santa Fe Rail
road company. wss in Canon City on
one % his periodical business visits
on Tuesday. He returned TO Pueblo
Tuesday night
} VIII Leave For Kansas Tonight.
i Claude Strickland. who has bees
in the dray and express business In
this city for the past three Yeas
together with his wife and famiiy
will leave over the Santa Fe thi:
evening for simrson. Kansas. neat
which place Mr.. strickland has &C
eeptcd n position for the winter as
foreman OF large stock ranch-
: Last Day For Equalization
Thursday is the last day provided
by law for the county commission
, ers to sit as n board OF equalization
TO hear complaints in relation to th'
assessments on property. althougi
! the time ray be extended by th'
! commissioners. n, in their iudsment
; such a step is necessary. Very fev
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24

Glenn Ge5nardt lett Monday morn
ing in t.mpany with WIN Paxton OF
East Canon. ON a motorcycle trip to
Colorado springs. Denver. Greeley.
and Fort Collins. The boys expect
TO be absent a week or more.
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Mr.. McDo1aid Likens left wednes-
day Of last week for few days
stay at IT. Bayard. New Mexico.
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Mrs. u. c Williams OF Benedict.
Nebraska. " ho has been spending tho
past tao weeks at the Ho~es home
on Colorado avenue. left on Saturday
10 visit relatives at Pueblo. Mrs.
williams caiae west TO try the beneat
OF the ciimafe for hay fever.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24

The Closing Out Sale at The s-i0e
Store now on-ady.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24

expect to move to their new possess
ions the first OF next month.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24

Mrs. Mattoon Of Four Mile. has
gone TO Dsaver for a visit with her
daughter Ms Mills and family.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24

Mrs. Bert Jones of the Odd Fellows
home. reports an enjoyable visit with
friends in Pueblo during the State
Fair.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-24

First pub. Sept -. 1914.
Last pub. Oct. 10. 1914.
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Al Au,o Trip to Estes PARK

Mr.. and Mrs d. f. Gibson. accom-.
nanIed hy Mr and Mrs. Hines OF FL.
Paso. Texas the latter OF whom IS
their laughter. left the first OF the
week On motor trip to Estes park
and other points in The northern por-
ton of the state
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-03
SAY AUSTRIANS LOST
FIVE THOUSAND DEAD

st. Petersburg, Sept. 3.-Reports OF
another victory over the Austrians
has been received. supplementing
those over the Austrians near Lem.
berg and along the Russian Poland
frontier
The war Office announces the Rus
sian left wing, operating from its po.
sition on the Dneister. captured sup.
posedly impregnable Austrian posi-.
tion that was heavily garrisoned
The official announcement states
the Russians charged the Austrian
position at the point of the bayonet
and swept over the entrenchments,
routing the Austrian troops.
Five thousand Austrians were left
dead on the field and the Russians
captured thirty-two big guns and more
than 1000 prisoners, including the
Austrian general in command. the war
Office says.
AS result of this success the Rus.
sian left Is now cooperating with the
center and the rertreat of the Aus.
trians Is seriously menaced.
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ANTWERP OBJECT
OF AERIAL ATTACK

Antwerp, via The Hague, Sept. g.
The Belgian capital was thrown into
a panic when big Zeppelin dirigible
attempted to destroy the wireless sta.
tion with which communication with
the chief Belgian centers is maintain.
ed.
The effort failed. as the bombs fell
wide of the mark
But IL is very clear that real Ger
man offensive movement is in con
temptation against the city and fur.
ther raids are looked for.
The dirigible dropped number OF
bombs which fell In the suburb and
in the lightly settled district.
The reports received by the burgo
meister show they did comparatively
little damage. The aerial guns
placed on high buildings and in the
cathedral spire were placed In action
and hail of bullets was poured al
the dirigible.
Belgian troops also fired volleys and
finally the dirigible turned back and
sailed toward Malines.
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CHARLEROI BATTLE
viewed BY KAISER

London, Sept. 3.-The Daily Mails
correspondent at Abbeville. France.
learns that Emperor William was In
Charleroi. Belgium. last Saturday.
where he viewed the battle, going
later In the morning to Mons. He
spent Saturday night in Brussels.
where he stayed at the Bellevue no.
tel. The young Duke Of Brunswick.
who is sonin-law Of Emperor Will
lam. gave big banquet In the pal.
ace of Laeken in Brussels, according
to the same correspondent. The prin-
cipal guest was the emperor's son.
Prince August William.
The Mails Abbeville correspondent
also reports that the aviator from Ant
werp arrived there with dispatches
for the French authorities and con
tinues:
THE aviator told OF Antwerp's ter
ror over the Zeppelin attack on the
city. which is now place of abso
lutte darkness at night. No lights oi
any description were allowed, and
even in the royal palace only candles
are used"
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LITTLE DAMAGE Is CAUSED
Germans Continue Aerial Attacks on
Paris.

Paris. Sept. 3.-French aviators
have been instructed to prepare their
armored aeroplanes for action against
the German aeroplanes, which con-
tinue to fly over Paris.
Several bombs were dropped early
in the day. but caused little damage.
1t is plain the German plan is not
so much to do real damage as to ter.
rorize the city.
The American committee organized
by Myron T. Herrick. the American
ambassador. has cabled the state de-
partment at Washington asking the
government to call attention of the
Berlin government to the dropping of
bombs on Paris, which Is not yet be-
seiged.
1t Is claimed this action is In viola
tion of The Hague agreement.
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ALLIED LINES STILL
HOLDING, PARIS SAYS

Paris, Sept. 3.-The French center
is holding.
This was the cheering news issued
from the war Office. Coming on top
of similar announcement a few hours
previous that the efforts of the Ger
mans to break the allied lines in two
and surround the terribly harassed
left has failed.
"The allied army is intact, a potent,
effective force that can continue to
withdraw in face OF superior numbers
and be ready to assume the offensive
when the German losses and neces-
sity of replenishing their Eastern ar.
mics to meet Russia forces them to
weaken their lines on French SOIL
said the war Office.
This was coupled with an admission
that the line between the strong Ger
man right and Paris was gradually
lessening.
The feeling In Paris is far more
optimistic than at any time during
the last ten days. The anniversary
of Sedan has passed and no great
disaster has overwhelmed the French
armies.
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WILSON WILL Pun AGAIN
To Be Candidate In 1916, Says Vice
President Marshall.

Washington, Sept. 3.-yice Presi-
dent Marshall authorized published
statement here that President VIII.
son would be a candidate for re-elec.
tion.
Secretary Tumulty said the White
House knew nothing of the statement
and would not comment on 1t.
The vice presidents statement was
made during the course of an author.
ICED interview on the political situa-
ton which concluded thus:
"The Democratic party will have
but one candidate for president in
1915, and his name happens to be
Woodrow Wilson. He will have the
entire and unqualified and united sup
port of his party. Fair minded Demo
Gratis will recognize that he Is entitled
to a chance for a second term 10
prove the utility of his policies"
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THREE MILLION men
IN DEATH STRUGGLE
Tide Of Battle Sways Back and
Forth Over Bodies OF Killed
and Wounded.

Vienna, via Rome, Sept. 3.-Lem.
berg has fallen.
The Austrian army, which has been
fighting in front of the Galcian capt
tai, has been withdrawn Ii did not
enter the city, as the general stan de.
sired to avoid any general lombard
ment, and the defending force was
withdrawn to the south
The eighth day OF the great battle,
which now extends from the Dneis.
ter to the Prussian frontier, finds the
Austrian army outnumbered and hard
pressed.
II is very plain that Russia has
abandoned every offensive movement
against the Prussians in an effort to
crush the entire Austrian army at one
blow
There are not less than 100000
Russians facing the 100000 Austrian
troops In this great battle AS a re.
suit the Austrian lines have been
CompeileQ 10 give way al certain
points.
The most serious reverse. however.
is at Lublin. because the abandon.
ment of the positions there has en-.
abled the Russians to isolate the Aus
trian forces in Russian Poland and
they are now greatly outnumbered
The casualties are appalling. Both
sides have suffered terribly. The ar.
tillery fire is described In messages
from the front as annihilating. Whole
brigades have been moved down. But
there has been no time either TO bury
the dead or to collect the wounded
They lie where they fell and the tide
OF battle has surged backwards and
forwards over them
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GERMANS OCCUPY
TOWN IN POLAND

London, Sept. "a dispatch to the
Daily News from Rome says:
Besides advancing in East Prussia
the Russians are also invading Ger.
many In Northern Galieia. their OBJ.
jective being Moenigshutte. In Prus-
sian Silesia. whence presumably they
will march on Berlin via Breslau"
Berlin announces that German and
Austrian troops have occupied Lodz.
the largest manufacturing center in
Russian Poland. and the battle north.
ward from Lemberg is continuing"
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ONLY A MATTER OF HOURS
Early Declaration Of War by Turkey
Expected.

London. Sept. 3.-A ST. Petersburg
dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram com.
pany conveys an official statement
that in we'll informed circles in St
Petersburg the opinion is expressed
that war between Turkey and Greece
Is now only a question of two of three
days Numerous Turkish troops, the
dispatch states, have landed on the
shores of Asia Minor at Symrna
while near Chatalja and to the east
of Scutari forts are being feverishly
thrown up under the direction of Ger
man officers,
General Leman Won Sanders viii
command the Second Ottoman army
and Envey Bey VIII be commander
in-chief.
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NAVAL BATTLE ON PACIFIC
Enoapement Seems Certain In Vicinity
oS Honolulu.


Honolulu, Sept. 3.-A naval engage
ment seems certain on here between
the German cruiser Nurnberg and the
Australian battle cruiser Australia
and another British ship of war.
The Nurnberg. which with the cruis'
or Leipsic forms the German warship
representation In the Pacific. has ar
rived In this port.
She soon completed coaling and,
with decks stripped for action. the
Nurnberg's commander. Captain
Schoenenberg. prepared to steam out
before the expiration OF the twenty.
four hour limit.
The British war vessels are known
to be waiting just outside the three
mile limit, as they conveyed the col
lier Strathaide ~ far as the neutral
water line just before the Nurnberg
put In here.
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Constipation Causes sickness

Don't permit yourself to become con-
stipated, as your system immediately
begins to absorb poison from the backed
up waste matter. Use Dir. Kings New
Life Pills and keep well. There is no
better safeguard against illness. Just
take one dose tonight. 25c at your drug
gists.--Adv.
CITROLAxl
It's laxative OF course-and the incest
hot weather drink you ever tasted.
Flushes thoroughly and pleasantly, too.
f. G. Crysler, Syracuse. N. " says:
Have used laxatives for fifteen years.
but this Citrolax has got erything else
beat mile" Try IL. For sale by all
Enthusiastically.
Summer Constipation Dangerous
Constipation in summer time is more
dangerous than in the fall winter or
spring. The food you eat is often con-
taminated and is more likely to ferment
in your stomach. Then you are apt 10
drink much cold water during the hot
weather. thus injuring your stomach.
Collie Fever, Ptomaine Poisoning and
other ills are natural results. LAX
will keep you well. as 1t increases the
Bile. the natural laxative which rids the
bowels of the congested poisonous waste.
Po-Do-I.ax will make you feel better.
Pleasant and effective. Take a dose to-
night. soc at your. druggist.---Ady.
w M. Ifalfacre, Dexter, No. bougi
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G. A. R. MARCHES IN REVIEW
Veterans Parade In Detroit While
Crowds Watch.

Detroit, Sept. 3.--For the forty,
eighth time members of the Grand
Army of the Republic marched in ma
tional review. Sidewalks, balconies
windows of buildings and temporary
grand stands were jammed with
spectators as the veterans attending
the G. A. r. encampment here march
ed through the streets BY order OF
Washington Gardner. commander-in
chief, women we're not permitted to
march In the parade. Hundreds OF
women, wives and daughters of the
old soldiers, were among the specta
tors.
The paraders marched over route
mile and half long.
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BERLIN ANNOUNCES
FURTHER SUCCESSES

Berlin, via The Hague. Sept s.
Reports of continued successes In
both the east and west we're made
public by thu war once.
The German advance against Paris
continued without interruption. II Is
statsd. and the stubborn resistance is
being slowly but steadily overcome.
But Il 10 IN the east the German
arms have scored their most note
EnRtAy euoon1A~ EhA- 1usaian iAva,
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GREAT MILITARY ACTIVITY
Hundred Thousand Japs Embark fol
France, 10 Belief.

Shanghai. China, Sept 3.-Travelers
who arrived here from japanese ports
are responsible for some remarkable
statements regarding the military &C
tivity of Japan.
They declared that, from their esti
mates. no fewer than fifty transports
are loading 100000 Japanese soldiers
at Nagasaki and they relate that some
OF the troops believe their destination
TO be Marseilles.
The Japanese consul here denies
any knowledge of these reports.
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Paris, Sept. 3.-The allied lines on
the French left are engaged along a
line extending from Montdidier, a
small station just off the main line
from Boulogne to Paris in the depart
ment of Somme. into the forest of
Campiegne, about forty miles north
of Paris.
The severest fighting is reported
in the vicinity of Montdidier. where
the German infantry is In great
strength.
A large force of German skirmish-
ers, forming the advance guard of the
movement toward Paris, has been
partly surrounded in the forest OF
Campiegne and Is being subjected to
a fierce bombardment by the French
artillery.
General Paul Pau. who retrieved
the situation in Lorraine, Is now In
command of the French left wing. co.
operating with the British comman.
der-in-chief, Sir John French.
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o'shauohnessy Goes 10 Vienna.

Washington. Sept. 3.-Nelson
O'Shaughnessy. former charge daft
faires at Mexico City. has been order.
ed to Vienna. where he win act as
an extra secretary to the American
embassy. John II. Stabler OF Balti.
more. attached to the Latin-American
bur eau. has gone to London to assist
the embassy there.
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RUSSIANS ADMIT SERIOUS
DISASTER.

London. Sept. 3.--Advices
have been received here from
ST Petersburg to the effect
that the Russian general staff
frankly confesses to disaster
to two army corps. including
the loss of three generals.
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ENGLISH RELIEF FUND
TOTALS $1,ooO,00o.

London, Sept. 3.--It was an
nounced that the official relief
fund, which was started by the
Prince of Wales, and to which
many wealthy Americans have
subscribed, now totals. $10, 0,000,.
900.
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Foley Kidney Pills for Mrs. Halfacre
VINO was down on her back with kidneys
so sore he had TO help her move JIa
says, She would cry with pain across
her kidneys, but after she took the
second bottle OF Foley Kidney pills, she
was as well and strong as ever" For
sale by all druggists.--Asv.
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Sion of Eastern Prussia has been
checked and the advancing columns
routed with enormous losses. Thou
sands of prisoners have been taken,
including many Russian officers of
high rank.
The situation In the east is much
improved through the arrival there
OF fresh troops. These have been sc.
cured without the general staff hav.
ing to call on the western forces for
any men
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Germans Now Forty
MiIeSFrOnnP Paris.
COOPERATING WITH
BRITISH COMMANDER
General Pau, Hero Of Lorraine,
Assumes Direction Of the
French Left Wing.


= :
:. London, Sept. 3.-That the :
!. allies are battling desperately :
= to prevent the success of the :
+ German assaults on the Upper .
!. Disc, less than fifty miles from .
I. Paris, is the information reach :
+ ing London. The report says :
= the British are bearing the .
+ brunt of the fighting in an ef- :
+ fort to prevent the Germans
!. from obtaining one OF the most :
4. direct routes to Paris. BY :
+ sheer weight of numbers the :
i Germans are reported to have :
+ made a slight advance.