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screen and also depicted by original
cartoons. the actions Of several Of
the members OF the University cius
when called to war.
Prof. Lauterbach has a droll wit
that is refreshing and he possesses a
brilliant mind which grasps situa-
ton easily and advantageously.
Prof. Ray was the last on the pro
gramme. He spoke briefly but to the
point on WAR and Education" He
told of the utter Generalization OF
education in Europe because of the
war and made stirring plea for a
worldwide standard of education
The speaker is an educator far above
the average and possesses commend
able and progressive ideals on edu
cation.
The feed was up to the usual high
standard was served daintily and
quickly by several accommodating
ladies. The evening was indeed. a
pleasant and worth while one.
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Bills Allowed

The following il list Of bills paid
at the meeting Of the City Council Of
Canon City at-the meeting Of Dec. 7th.
1914:
Salary fund. F. p. Smith SIS 100,
d. N. Cooper $500. Otis oron-
dorm $500. Lafe Combs, 1880. J..
NJ. Anderson s15. Grant Dickinson
$500, NJ. J. Lamb $500, Jno Hamil-
ton $500, r. ]. Craig $500. ]. ".
Blake $1,000. Aug. Pease $50 90. G.
M. Benton s25 90. Park Fund, CT.
Skinner $500, 8. A. 4 B. Fund. Tom
Parker $500. W. 8. Merris $4,000.
ehas Padsett $4,000. w. q, Camp
bell $50. 90, w. b. Reiter ~. %.
Rnrk Allison p42.z6. J. w. Hneil
3el.16. J. A.. Smith o22.z6, TfN1
HespeF "a. Is. A. D. Nell r2.O0. chnt.
Clkn1 oco.o1. GEO PAoBott o2g 20: !.
Diflioo ono.1S. o. ~. Covof l3ll y.
Ino1 LaGbsgt oio.1S, HoaFy AIlial
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Reading on -darmaAy. by Mrs

Reading on Germany BY Mrs !.
Lewis. Violin solo. German national
hymn. watch on the Rhine Talk
en- "relsiuna.'' AIRS. Johnson.
Piano solo, Funeral March,
Talk on France" Mrs Burgess. Talk
Oh war Conditions, Abroad and Per-
sonai Experience, Miss Hall Paper
on England Mrs. Goodloe. giving
the reason why the different coun-
tries were brought into the war
The program. closed with battle an.
them. ITS Long Way to Upper
ary." sung by Miss Armeshaw, ac
companied by Mrs. Ian McKeilar and
David Gibson on the drum and Gym
balls.
The next meeting of the club viii
be held, January 5th.
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Miss Rowland Entertalns.


Miss Marie Rowland pleasantly en-
tertained her Embroidery Club one
day last week. The evening was spent
in doing fancy work and general con
versation. A dainty course luncheon
was served. Nine ladies were pres
ent to declare Miss Rowland charm
ing hostess.
Rowen's Entertain For Newlyweds
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bowen entertained at splen-
did turkey dinner party complimen
tary to the newlyweds. Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Osborn. The table was
beautifully decorated with pink and
white carnations and ferns tastiiy
arranged in a pretty basket An ev-
ening at cards followed the dinner.
otter guests present were: Mrs.
Will Coleman of Denver. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. p. stommel. Mr.. and Mrs. wilfori
Holland. and Gretchen and jamie Hol-
land.
Friends In Council
The Friends in Council held its
weekly meeting Friday at Pythian
hall with the president Mrs. Graves
In the chair.
The president spoke OF "The Nation
al Geographic" monthly publication
edited at Washington, which has the
widest circulation of any magazine ex-
tant
Mrs. Rogers was leader for the day.
The subject was. "Relisioa.~ Mrs.
Rogers presented . wen prepared
paper which vas "A ComparI1n n
the Savage and the Civilization oi
the Deity." Mrs. Benson gave 4 most
comprehensive and interesting paper
on "GeoreraphlcaI Eject Upon Super
stition of savages."
Mrs. Hall read an exceedingly
thoughtful paper on. The Develop
ment of Religious Thought"
Rev. Charles gave most practical
talk upon Religion. its meaning and
application to everyday life. The
meeting was one of uncommon inter
est.
1t was unanimously voted to post
pone the meeting again until January
8. when the Education Committee has
charge OF a Social Day"
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WITTY REMARKS, CLEVER
IDEAS, BEAUTIFUL SONGS
PREVAIL AT UNIVERSITY
CLUB BANQUET LAST NIGHT


Two quartettes furnished the music
tie fun and The mental pabulum At
the monthly banquet of the Univer-
sity Club held at the Y. NJ. C. A. on
Monday night.
i; was jolly evening and distinc-
tive among the varied programmes
of this progressive organization The
Gate City quartette, composed of the
popular four, Mesdames Prentiss,
Thomas, Bethel and Wilson, sang
several happy numbers which were
mighty well appreciated.
The president of the club. Mr.
Hardy. in a little toast paid high
tribute to this popular musical organ
ization, the sentiment of which was
heartily concurred in by the entire
University Club.
The programme for the evening
was turned over to another quartette,
the male members of the high school
faculty. Prof Harris directed the
evenings course" as he expressed it
and first ushered in Prof. George.
who gave a very interesting illustra-
ted talk on "The Missiles of War
fare The evening was devoted to
the European war and this was the
first number of the series.
Prof. George has a great mind for
absorbing the interesting scientific
features of the war and he has splen
did faculty of telling about them in
every day language. He made an i'm
itation Of the ~ Centimeter shell
which has been doing so much dam
age in the present warfare and
threw upon the screen in motion
pictures" the different kinds of guns
and shells that are used by the vari-
Gus armies. He was piled with ques-
tions until Prof Harris had to come
to his rescue.
Prof. Harris then introduced him
self by telling an Irish story, and
dwelled briefly, but forcibly on the
advantages and disadvantages of
the war on the United States. He
reviewed the financial conditions as
they existed and now are. and in dis
cussing the shipping. he said that II
it were not for England. with her
large navy and its ability to protect
her shipping. the United States would
not be able to fill the large war or
ders which its various enterprises
are now receiving.
Prof. Harris is a convincing speak
er and had prepared well for his por-
tion of the programme. He indicated
that he is discriminating reader.
Prof. Lauterbach was the distinct
'hit" of the evening when he talked
on war cartoons and poetry. He said
that every great crisis brings out its
own peculiar literature. Already. ac-
cording to him. several rugged but
beautiful poems had been written. but
he further stated that it would be
some time before the real gems in-
spired by this war would be written.
He threw the best OF the war car
toons thus far published, upon the
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$l7 10. Geo. Twilight S12. 90, b. b.
Holcomb So 90, Jno. Meredith $4,000.
G. r: Wood $40 90. E. G. Dapney
$4,000. J. L. Colusnbia SIS: 90. Harding
How're Co. $3.50. =. fArd SO 55. =.
Ritzman So 20, Fred Riede & Co. $2.35.
F. p. Smith 1885. Daily Record s0.77
Fire Fund. A Hemmerie. $40 90. Pet
er Pringle $500, City Clerk. Assign
ment $65. 90, Emil Gaulke $5.15. Hun
ter Palmer 50. 40. Ben Rea & Co. $3.50
Burton Saddlery Co. $40. rs. Peerless
F. NJ. Co. 1871. J. NJ. Anderson &
Co 1.95, Canon Gro. Co. 50 80. II.
l.. Smith S1.75, Canon C. & e. s.
Co. 50. 10, Mrs H. Roach & Co. So. so,
w. H. Dawson s075, NJ. E. McCon-
nell $1-fe, Police Fund. julius Cramer
$1,000. Jerry Moran $1,000. H. Pill
more $1,000. C. F.. Skinner $25. 90.
Cemetery Fund, 4. S. siiiGrssse $50 90
DeWeese-Dye d. & r. G. Co. $500,
Gus Pauls, SO 90, Harding How're Co.
$4.75. E. l., Cleveland 81 90, Lighting
Fund $491,30. Public Library Fund.
Mrs. Julia Mack, Treas. s125.00.
Health Fund, C. F. Skinner s25. 90.
r. E. Holmes $500 Miscellaneous
Fund, Mountain s. T.. & T. Co. $I.75,
G. T. Wood G Son $14.97, City Clerk
S1.00, l.. A. Duff, Treas. $50 90.
Courtwright Pub. Co. 81 80. Daily Rec
ord S23.30, Canon Gro. Co. 80 Go, Cox
Judg. fund. c. NJ. Benton. City Teas.
s52S. 10 Viaduct Imp. Dist. No. l.
Fremont Co. Nat. Bank, Assignment,
$3.50 90, Central Const Co. $37G1.09.
Water Fund.
Jno. Chetelat $l15. 90. Lee wynkoop
SIS 90. Cleo. Combs $40 90. Y Porte
Gus $40. 90, J. ". Blake $50. 90. Theo.
Shoemaker $500. r.. II. Anderson
$4,000. Lee Amick $4,000, l.. C. Ger
lach $40. 90. Singleton & Mirch $4,000.
Son $50. 90, J. j.. Hundley $685.. J.
B. McDonough SAL. 90, Tim Nickel
vey $3.50, Joe CIucas s3S. 90. Fred
Hundley $31 so. A. Dietrich s26. .75.
Louy Yatricus s2S 90, IT. J. Jones
S13. .25, Harvey Ming S19.75. A. d.
Neil s22. 90. G. A. OFT $40 90, Cleo.
Combs s19.75. Geo. Newell s2s. so,
Fritz Minch SIG. 10. Faro Patrone
$500 Fred OFT s16.75, VIM. Gard
ner SIC. 90, j. A. Helm $12 90, Jno.
Meredith SIS. 90, C. d. Merris IS. 90,
A. DIETRICH s3625. G.. A. OFT 1926,
A. ID. Neil 81. 20. S. A. Van Buskirk
$40. so, Canon +. & NJ. Co. $11 .23,
Canon Gro Co. 81 20. Ellis & Hood
81. 40. Fremont Co. Leader. S.. 90, A.
r. Frisbie 50. so. o. w Tuttle S121.10
J. T. Wilson S115.40. w. McLain
s91 80, The Texas Co.. $23. .55. Peter
Potochnick 5.e3. Diamond r. -B.
Co. $3.50. Albert Bailey IS. SO. Harry
Morton So rs. Mountain s. T. & T.
Co. 81 rs. City Clerk S67 90. First
Nat. Bank. Assignment $500. Ark.
v. R. l.. & p. Co. 81. so, Fremont
Co. Nat. Bank. Assignment. 800.
D. j. Houston, Assignment So. 90.
Biggs Lbr. Co. 1858. Canon Gro.
Assignment $40. 90. Hodgin & Shar-
man &21.6s, ". r. Ames 81 IS. j. X.
Kennedy $3.50. David Cowan "a. 90.
l.. Ritzman 1856. Daily Record 5000.
City Clerk &11.33. 8. @. Taylor ss.75.
Ellis & Hood 1854. NJ. Simpson $3.50.
Harding How're Co. e5.95. Peerless
F. N. Co. Assignmetn 3S7 .o5. Hun
ter Palmer 1920. Jno. Meredith
e301.1Q W. L. Cook $50 20. City
Clerk Sso.76.
]. ". BLAKE. CITY Clerk.
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SOCIETY NOTES
Greenwood Corps Regular Meeting

0TenWoou OoTPe nSSuiar "SctHs
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of Greenwood Corps No. %. met Wed
nesday. December ., at Pythian hail,
Mrs Dunlap. president. in the chair
1t was voted to give the veterans a
Christmas party at the next meeting.
December 30. The following com
mittee was appointed to arrange pro-
gram and other details.
Mesdames Lamb. Bowlby. Coulter,
Morgan, Nelson and Quinn.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Sarah Dunlap, president.
Phoebe BowIby. vice-senior presi-
dent.
Emma Claybaugh, junior-vice presi-
dent.
Lottie Morgan. treasurer.
Mary ]. Terry. chaplain
NJ. Ella Jukes, conductor.
Susan Jenkins, guard
Other officers are appointed by the
president
A joint installation of the G. A. r.
post and the corps at time appointed
by the post
The following members were elect
ed delegates and alternates to the
convention at La Junta:
Delegates-Phoebe Bowiby, Ades
laide Lamb. Jennie Nelson. Mary Ter
ry. Addie Combs.
Alternates-Maria Towers. Susan
Jenkins. Emma Andrew. Emma Sid
well. Ella Griffin.
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Died ss County Farm Tnsrs1sy.
william Gray. aged ~. unmarried.
died Of tuberculosis at ths count,
farm ON Thursday after . lingering
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woman's Club.

The woman's Club met in regular
session Tuesday afternoon at Pythian
hall, Mrs. Pennington presiding. The
program for the day was summary
of the study for the first half Of the
year and was exceedingly interesting.
Mrs. Plummer. read a paper on
Austria" followed by the singing Of
the. national hymn by Mesdamos
Campbell and Bethel.
A short talk on servia, Mrs. Wei
son. A paper on Russia. Mrs
Green. Russian hymn sung in cos
tune by Mrs. Sylvia Shirley
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llinoas. He has besa In Colorado
since 1870 and for The past thses
years has lived at the farm. HothiAz
is known of his p.ople.
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tern perdcbte, febrte am Ietten Weitt-
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SRI. glo,rdle @rof rcilte ON
lebten Montaa SIT fur5en gelisdj
nod ct. 2olis.
5rau i. aatte, geb. Sredptlailt,
BON ct. 2puis, beiinhet lidl au1 BE
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lett (SAabpr 3ap).
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rem Seinatfl, mtf 9eind} bel Ser.
ipanoten rno Sreur0en.
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TELLING.
Die regelmtabige 8eriammIltng
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Sraoe finbet ON riditen Somstag
aIio ntoreen 2lfen6 ltatt.
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mltroe an Mittpo6 it Der @olrllrtn
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beiIap Iid)te,. Sri, arala &oblls, Ell.
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SapisS sum geilid BEL ibren 9In8c-
Goriaelh
-llmier otter Srelrpo nrb lang.
iabri9er albnlutelut S. g. Strcf, bon
SfpisS, itottete lntS arn Wittrpodl ci.
men a~irgenebmelr 8elud ab. Serr
Stref lit elm leioenidoftlider S1ger
Der id)on maiden Sirld crtegt bot
mpo beboileut iebr baB Sas 9odhuilb
IN unierem GuuartD beinube g1r5lif)
%oua1erottet lit, uno aipdJ baS &Iellt-
milo ilidt mebr 10 maiienboit in Den
@oIoiungcn arsutrefien lit ipie in
J iritberen Sobren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04

Nr.fE
eitper itranImeil. fIeirielp ~9luiderg
Nnoreip @ebbnrot II, Sanrilie
ron @olbmston, trafen am Lester
Sa1nstoa bier Elm, 5lr fltr5eni @e
iu6 6ei 6ranf Soffmalnt II. Satin.
Ser re9eIm1bige September
8er1nin oes &reisgerifts bon Gas.
corooe gpluntp miro arn Montag, Del
Ia. Scptentter ieialen slitiaitg ncb,
men.
-gSlr. 8raf, bon aalrias Gitp
fam ain letter. Samstag, ilnt ieiner
Batter, Ssillhis @raf, 5lt beiud)eil, mel
der id,olr iett mebreren 8od)er
frmf lit.
SRI. gQa Stre)lp reiite allk per.
9ateelnelt Sonnto9 mad, Sionr Sails
9. 9, no iie int Siour Sails Buff.
ness College eire Stelle oils 2ebre.
rim erbalten bot.
-sSrarf Riteoiger, pelder npebre-
re @od)erp bier, bel ieinen Ingebori.
gen ntf @ellNJ nar, reiite allt leeten
Sonntog tpieber nod SefNeriom Gitp
mo er ieit einem Sabre beiid,dftigt
lit.
-6rIs. <tb 9iItbep, iowie Gtbel
i,r6 Ilbp Wortin, BON ct. 2odliS,
ipciIer aitf @oilpd) bel ser @roBmnlt-
ter. Srau Barbara 9iltbep ionic On
feI Sris &irdNofer mo Sandlie, inn
6~rieoerstbal.
Grpf. g. s. Stmtnf uno @attiar.
5ipei @oden Serien in @ap
!auo 9t, Sterliarg nerlebten, b%efinben
iifl iest bier altf 9eiipd) bei Srelrn-
ben, Sic mertoell bon bier mad, So.
.lmtbia 5liriidfebrer woielbit Serr.
Ore ltniDerlitdt beNldt.
Saag. @itte Sr. alls ser RGiDe
>on Gbarlotte, fam am 0ienstag ole.
er @ode bier 6ttrdl auf Der &eife
lad) Ilma, 2ufupette Golnltn DO
20 er off einer Sarm arbciten pirS.
Seir 9rgoer @ilbeIm boatte i'm
bcgGeitrt.
Serhirunb Sdapeer, nebit Got.
IN un0 Soblp @Nataro, INT @egleitrm1g
ON 6erb. Sdlottod) uirb @attilJ
ioit @ooaaln, farteit oml letten
5otuttag per Pluto bierfer, Inn
81 tciatdeir, ioluie and I'M
ne altSitelllHlg 5t beiid)tigen.
SRI. 6uloa Sontag iupo 6rmt
:. g. Mnl6oon, fanlen ON lebtcn
0ienstag bier Ditrd' aitf Der &eiNe
Md, @ot Golrper, 9, s., lpod eirem
lpebmpod,elulifen 8eiitd) bei ibrcfl
Sp. Splrtog liipb @attiiL IN
Sutoum6e.
-6rls Glnlna 3oltrolp npo Gor.
lie nnb SrieGa assalnls, bon Stolpe,
'arnelr oln Iebteit Mtoattag bier bl,rd,
arf ibren1 @e9e nod Ct. 2Gltis, mo
lie 9eid)ditigatitg Huben. &entert ga.
6atte lie nod @ernlmnl bcglci'
ct.
Die S%roltberlemtte ill ser lint
pom Serntalm, iueldle sur
}eit e~ilrae6eimit mir0, ut. mos 10.
nobl Satolitlt ais mie G,uuntitdt be.
rifit, lett Dielerr Sabren cine Ser be.
ter. Gtc &eben iirto faIt iiberlooet
O%ollfonwrpir enttuiddtct Srali,
ven, reid, i'm Aroma ulpo 3ltderge.
volt.
SIS lit fcin geibcn 10 idjlimm, oaf
s nidt nod idyIinmter icilr f0lnte,
lpelrtge 6Glle lilp6 10 boifmtngS
os, NaB lNd)t lpod) cine @eilaung burdl
NlpeltfrGlpter inGglidl ipGre.
s. lit feline Ipotbefer > IeSi5ir,
Spe5iul . GgGptelt ~lieferit eS. Mon
on: Or. Eeter Sabrilep &
Sorrs 60, 1876 60. &opne glpe.,
SGcogo, ST..
Or. W. &. ooftpoob, BON 2irn,
DO, tot iid) III &erlnoimr oils 3ablr
,rst nieber8elaIierp; ieiape Office befiil-
Jet iidJ in Geo. GraettIp's @e61ltSc,
ln Der SdiaeritraBe. Or 2odipooo
1T Gin 8robuinter Der ct. 2oiGs
llnibcriitdt laub I'M 9ciit Scr beitot
3HrglMfic. 6rnu 2ottpcoo lit cine
SdApcIter BOZ, 5. SO. Campbell, BON
luelder lei ser fiir5lid]ell
Frinlnrtuabl eir &atroiSat fir 0as
lind Nes Gplmttp &ouettors ip1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04

-1ranf Hebinmen, Sr., ser Oar.
bier. crfranfte plotlid an nori9at
6rcitg l1rh lit nod INNER ml Aos
8ett gefeiielt.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
The New Basque Dresses

Style possessing quaint charm of their In satin, charneuse crepe de chine and crepe popn this season styles show departures and win appeal to e dsu purple and wc s1rs either pated Russian tunc style or bell effect These Bque Dresses almost every type of figure
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 MAIN STREET.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
Handsome Fan Suits

You can select your new Fall Suit al The Fair, with every assurance of it's being absolutely correct in cut and material although t is only the frat of August Smart models offered in serge gabcrdno brcadcoth papa pruals. hgalne and ecos Russian shades P2 striped srtnr vho checks evidence Nouu believe will find showing ver. gladly