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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12

Com. at intersection OF S. line Main
St. W. line Florence Ave. produced
Sly: thence S. along Florence Ave.
sos H. 10 ID. a. II. g.. r.. OF w. =
Ely along IT OF wy. 1865 IT. to T..
line L. O. Co.'S 2nd Add. produced
Sly: My. 104 II. to Sc Cor. of
certain 3.01 acre tract: WY along
Sly line OF said 3.0I acre tract to
5. line Main ST.. produced Ely; WY
IO4.5 II. TO beg. less ] acre to Can
ming Company; IT Of wy. for ditch
and rt. of wy. for p. & A. V. X. II.
Beg on S. line OF Main St. town
OF Florence II produced Ely. 1903
II. from extended +. line Of Block
3. u. o. Co.'S LIST: thence Ely along
s. line produced Main St 1893
n. to extended Z. line OF u. o. Co.
End Add. SLY 66.6i IT. to a point
1875 II. from center Of Santa Fe
Cos spur track: WY parallel with
said spur track to Beg. (Surface
oniyl .'-...-.--.. ........' -I..'.-.
....t.i. 2. ?, 4. 3. 2. 10. ~. i3
$50 II. OF the s. end OF lots 6. Z. s
.........a .....y.... II
-....... ...........'.. .,
Com. at the NV Cor sen SW
Il Sec. S-19-69: thence s. IS de-
Grees 4G minutes +. 223.S H. thence
S. Gi degrees. 81 min. +. 354.1 II.
thence n. Gs deg. IS min f. 3i3.3
II: thence $. II deg "a min. r.
547.5 IT: thence y. o deg IA min
T. los IT,. thence S. Gi deg. 2G
min. f. 6fi.2 IT: thence s. $50
II. thence $. 10 deg 20 min. y. $50
IT.: thence S. 60 deg. % min. y.
$50 IT.: thence y. Sc deg % min.
r.. so H.: thence y. 90 deg. 3s min.
+. 200 n. to n point on the W.
line OF the county road: thence y.
o deg. 8 min. T.. Gs5 II. along w. line
OF said county road to point ON
N line OF SwA SEH said Sec. s:
thence w. along the y. line of SW
"a SEA and SEh SWA Sec.
2564.1 II. to beg. go. ...........
Com. at intersection Of Il. line
OF Oak ST, In Grand View place
II produced with the ". line OF rt.
OF wy OF the A. T. a. S. +. Ry.:
thence n. 20 deg. 3s min. T.. l5s
II: thence s. 60 deg % min. u.
600 IT.: thence s. 20 deg. 3s min.
w. 177.73 IT: thence N. 67 dog.
20 min. W. 6eo.23 II. TO point OF
beginning -
Com. at a point on the T.. line OF
Oak st. In Grand View place II
produced whence the 81 Cor. Sec.
st. 10 8. X. So brs. q. 60 deg.
az min. w. 64s.s q: thence n. 20
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12

Florence 5s $4,000 1922

Florence sol 1125.00 24.6O
Flor. u. o. Cos End 10000 10000
I1o. II. O. Cos End 2.62 10000 1893
Flo 10. Co.'S I'd 1.34 $4,000 b.H
I Florence 10000 3O.o2
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12

Und. Y Nw4 NEA u2o acres)..
Barnes. Exilda. . . Montezuma Bell of
the Valley Violet Boynton Albert
Edward Marble Robert Eva Nugget
of Gold Cissie Appleby Sparrow
and Freeman Lodes. Sur. 1879
...3...... NEA NEi4. So NEA
.SWK NWlt
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....... NwH SwL. Swh NwA
Bowen. O. H.. r. w. Lloyd
and NJ. Prescott. Granite Placer
Mining Claim Els SEh SWh and
SWL SEA- .......... ....--......
Bowers. Charles w. NEh sEh
NWh ....-..... ......-..-......-
Bradshaw. Robert 4. In Nih NEh
Beg. 1909 -. w and 30 H. $. from
NE Cor Sec. 80: thence s 20 deg.
w. ss H.: S. 80 deg. w 339 H.; 3.
$50 n. TO G. c. and c. c. II. r..
land CB. 1i9 Pg. s0): w. fis II.
10 w. line OF tract (B 90 Pg. 52D:
n. ? deg. w 1854 r. ". 80 deg.
r. SIG IT.; T. 40 II. TO beg. ........
Brandt. Joseph A.. Und. i-5 Nwh
NEL go acresl sl..................
BrammIng. Clara. 8. C. 7............
Brayton. n. r.. WIZ .SEH ..........
Breming. II. p. Sis Swh sen
Brewer. Mrs. Alice NJ. In SEh NWh.
Beg. 40 rods r. Of NV Cor. SEA
NWL: thence 3. 20 rods: w. y
rods; ~. 30 rods: Il. 8 rods to beg.
(surface only except streets and
dItches .................. .-....
Brewster. George A. and Annie f..
NEH Nwi4 Swh. .-.............
Brewster. w. II. and Grace f.. sEh
SWK NWH H..........,..-... 49,.
Bridwell. Mrs. Ella, l. 2............
Bridweil. William T.. 3. f.......,..-.
80
Briggs, George r.. II. 10. 16........
Brown. d. H., Eh NEh. NEh sen.
except streets and ditchcs ........
Brown. Lee. Nwk NWh ......-.. -.
Brown. o. 4 F.. Und. "a in the fol.
lowing: In NEH MEX. Beg. 473.s
n. 8. OF NE Cor. Sec. IS: thepce
8. s4e.7 IT.: W. 750 H.: N. S4s.2
n; n 7so r. TO beginning. .......
In Nwx NwH. BEG. s7s.s II. .. Of
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Treasurer's Office

IS 10 SO.14 1lS5.VO ls.1U
Cyanide 10000 .92
IS Canon Harding's 2nd 10000 4.sl
20 Canon Canon 100000 25.2S
Flor. L. O. Co.'S list 2i25.OO 46.4s
1 Flor. L. o. Co.'S LIST 2i25.O0 53.03
Flor. Homestd. PIX. 1O25.0O 22.42
Flor. Homestd. PIX. 275.0O 6.02
3 Florence Flor. 1i625.00 254.23
! Flor. J. w. Green Det $500 2i.32
Flor. Wilson Gard $1,000 1890
b Florence West End
;
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Description of Property
Name of Owner

Part OF Section or Lot
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12
STATE OF COLORADO. }

Alexander. Margaret In SEA NEi4
Beg. so IT. w. OF Sc Cor. NEA
Sec. 2; thence w. $50 IT; N. 5o2
81 It; E. 1918 #; S. 502.s5 n.
bearing W. to beg. except IT. OF Wy.
for ditch and road .......
Allen, Mrs. Annie E.-SEL NWit.
E1s SWA. SWA SWA less
acres ......-...-.. ...s..
....s. .Nf%tk ~ " -
American Sienna Marble Company
Florence. Helen and Twin ......
........ Mountain Placer
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% IS 10 t1s 255ooo 52.2a
10 IS 20 s 5000 ~
6 Flor. Flor Hts. 10000 3.2a
32 ~ IL so 10000 4.bs
is 20 IS 20 10000 1903
. 10 70 2 l725oo ll.ss
i2 20 90 10 $4,000 s.7s
i2 20 80 10 10000 5.h
Canon Piatt's 2s500s 36.0
Canon Platt's $1,000 $50
l6 Canon Rudds 10000 3.7e
IL Capitol Iill 226.00 ale
fs 70 Is $4,000 4s.s7
% 1S % 10 275.00 2.bs
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Description of Property
Name of Owner

Part of Section or Lot
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-06
TO THE HOUSEWIFE

Niaass. IL y.lr hasssasi il iibp
most ns~a b. expects soH 1" i"ah asH
srf ~. h-al,h st ,uuFs.ls sna chill
iF-h. caashs AMI sslds ssu 'hs
sa... sosaaa.n a' ,h- H.insF aIiaasa.s
sas aF- sa@ss tiH-if To tead In sstinsss
diseases \ shlli 5s sapfh ssug~ liars
~ To- s@assas' sip'bssia "F sasF'F'
fsSsr vixen i, Las q so.s u ySs sJil
inrpiFe lot. shs sa.siIs 81 thr Vssirss
s-@--iiss ,ha, sg- Fse"s4ss"s'ird '''s
s"ssk. asa s.iis. soa siil t'ad 'as'
Csasb~siasA Caash G-nesF s'ans's
hieb In ,s- -ssisasIsa ns s--~p'r eho
as- i's Il Is rsp1r' ard sfs-e'-ssls
aisasaa: ssa safe ss ssArs shifh az.
ra.ii,iss especially sa ts Desired
.tra . saeasFias i. in'~aars ,os TsliE
srrs t'cs sale By ali dealers
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-06
ELECTION IN MONTREAL

Montreal. Que. Alril G.-FollOw-
ing an exciting and bitter campaign
the voters Of Montreal. including sey-
eral thousand women, went To III.
polls today To elect "A mayor and
members of III. board of aldermen
TIL. final results of the balioting are
awaited with intense interest. partly
because of the importance of SOM"
OF the issues involved and also he
cause Of the charges of extensive
graft and OF the mismanag.n.nt of
city Affairs that hay. been made
openly in tn" campaign, IN .Ni"n-
siy. prob. into civil deals and IN"
situation with regards to the water
supply ar. III. main questions At is-
sue. Tn. fight for III. mayOTalty
between Alderman Meit'th. who has
Il iars. French following. and q, ",
stephens. former chairman Of the
harbor board. who has III" lnd"rsT-
m.nt OF III. Citizens association.
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HEARING ON TRADE PACTS

Washington. u, q. ApTil s.-Th"
Commission on Industrial Relations.
Appointed by fr-sii"n, Wilson last
Jun. in pursuanr" of an aet "i Con
sr.,s. met in this els to-day io h"sin
the iirsi al iis public hearings, 1h"
abj-si at the commission. broadly
stated. is Is Investigate the relations
-Aisiins b-t~-.n employers and "n-
pioyss in Ia" principal American In
iusiTi.s and report an u plan 'o max"
ih.s. relations moT- harmonious
The h-aIins will include sysi"ma''
T. efforts a, p.ae-abi- settlement al
dispn,.s in the seal aiming inius,Ey
,h- railroads. the si1,hinE inh1s,ft.
the printins trades. ,h- bnitains :
trades and th- moii-rs' ,ra'!r, An"ns
those -b" .lil b. Summoned 4" I~sF
tisF are President Famu-i '!"ihtsrrs .s
the Nm-risan Federation ~ tsatpr.
rT-.id-n, Jsi,n T.. White 1f ,h~ i'niIH
81 Mis- wsih-sa of Nuh-firss fs-si'
d-n' Sr,h isas ot ,h" Na'isuht civic
g.a-ra,i.a. isr-siA-nt psnis. willard
of th- itsl,imos- saa ohio gsiis"aIs
q T. N-iit IT N-a N"sas iplusTr Fsfir
.rgi sssnntss ioa-r "f t2bafs 7nh
isa-s VI i.snsh. sunsnstsslDur "t
ist--f ~ ,h- state at Nra NaTk
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MILWAUKEE, CONTEST LIVELY

MiI~ans.-. Wis. NPEii -Ml-
ai.ipsi .l.s ii"ns all b- hr,t
thE"lshs-I WisrIasiB ,6mpTF"s H.
this sity th~ campaign .hiFh sisrss.i
t".iay has i.-.n a." mas, .Nri'lnz h.
msny s"aEs Th- R.-risiis,s ats So
si-aS"Tins d" disrlasr 'h~ n1ns - 10
a. si,y administrator and Ersg. u
th" sa.-g tr"n ~hish ihsf u-s. s,Is-
,-.i if tho a"E t.sFiissHs TO" sszEr
asp, Ths usYpTlI,y candidates afr
,b- ss,s~ 40 ,~u grass $50 Mssuf
G-FhzEi =. iistiHs s'sndias ,"f trs
.l-ciIaa an the H"uaIssT,isah 'isAe',
sad t"'uasF MsyaF ,.fa-i F-isi-i saaH
ai.r a. Is- ssaaids," 81 the ESsisia
sets.
G@rniisas and ,hs lir-Hs- aa.s'ipa
tisuF- In ,h- s"a,ssss in aam-swta
ath-F cities thT"lshsa, ,hr Fis.s sn
5is.t~Fi1F q vote siil b. 'aA-a m ,hs
Pssressat tsT uianifisai "serlssts
saa 1.sesasiaa II ih- ssssrs Fslls4.
Additional Ia gts muaisipsi .'rs't@at
sttt ~ SIS sirF'ina tsg = sastss l.s
,suEs Iussif- sHd iuu' figytait s~s.
jsfsESFos.
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Activities es Wss~e~.

T.. tkessaHd wenles engaged In
shs saAnstA.tss~ ef ehilar~n's Gar
ss.s-.s in New Ness have isss.d =
ssrise sItinsAssnsl
Nlsovie tot besses In slack sesson
three ssssiers II th. women ~esAers
in Nc~ yy-k city receive Iess than
:seS a yeass
Mis- christie liv'nbere has been
s-s~,ct clesh In Santa barbara. Cal
~ an cyefsheImise majority over
ber nssie cppone.t
The Ne~ YORK Iicssekeep~ts'
srzswe has engaged several women 10
.e, a. inspectors in their crusade
.saIns, cold storage feed.
The extensive NlIen DJeine Works
~ philsJeIphia is conssct.d BY Nt.s
katherine X Allen daughter Of the
founder ~ The bas,ness
Mrs clara r Rs,Ier Of Clevc&sal
o. has invented aud patented q -
vice which eliminates the harsh -
talIie sounds IN = YhOGo.Issh
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Painful Form of Rheumatism
Quickly Overcome.

rhass sharp daTiihs Rcins ihst shxr.r.
t-Fifr s.iaIlr Thsumatlsl. shnuii 'FHs7~d ~
Il- Lin..i tni by usirs j. > = T"- n"t
\, y > has th~ IpsrulisF aFiian sf ssHl-
log iLruHsh the iniTsiin.s .inrgtis ihfs th'
ti.--i Ia hvr D.Iu,-s IT, Ihnissbr j. at
s"EL .n TNrT, aTt~fN, vein. aud iips tsisi'.
larry iN-Tf nsn,bfsns. Tssrs ufsun - tts'
Ls-iy. Es-Fs salunTt"Es t+eeisfFs Ia Erss'i a
Iit-F 10 strata the his--i II tnpuTiiiss-
H. sftlnuissirs I'F"is-titfs - : Fssa
f-i tt~ skin, iiNsr. t-s-"is1 kisinrfs sHt
Lisi.i-g ta all -uft :. tisr "n~ Tni 81
.s.iiHs sut -,sfN tfTitaiihsr rHsff i-ia
ihnFtiAg sttGz - lssitan n HisifNisFa D.
tTrtss,i"A sit ssFisnaiatis.ss Ia 49, i,siniss
ssn.iTTs llrns IFulTst anI ssstI"rs ti-r
issssilisr fssFtns ilaHs 10 IhT HsrR~ rTatssH
ihs, rsuss sasn ,SysitNlh znd .Eist
ar-inz It.ltasstiT iasiEs-
AEs i-rst ~ all. this FsaaafAsti= ITiaasi
d. -sissatar q. th- essA-si stsszssTa-
Ns.st h@s- uFasssd Sssfss~if Hatu lssar
st1saash 10 EsaTtN tsspisfsd ss=i siii =
astaatstzHd q. nnd tLaf sis~s -
s-Esaiissn lat .s-s risht Z" staA raia
q t-rsa.s- Il l. Is,rr s-s-tsisi~ isiasaaA.
is tss-n nalHgaii, iEts i.sasE bts.a' - -
lsssgv sir j. inhsls,i hfisSsh' ihi. ,ss4F
luEs..
i.ss ssn - y o. ss, i'-s .issv.
T. - = sfss.t.pi tTsa7si, g~vssF.tfss'
.s-rgsLTr- a. 49, Er-4issi tia.a.i setslsis
ss-s sitsr~srFvsi u s.asrs - l-svWitpF
spsr aHn Sssss st=sigv ss-ryi4i i1fssaas 80
.stis ,s H. sstu rirstHs So - Fpfl
l.lIs .salsg1g. Sc
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lNooN-O NosssS,

i.sesa@'s keAris. Ut skiss ssv ~
~sfas as 500. sfp called sesa la aaa
sssuasaa-asisne TOE h-t~..n "a ssss sna
ss~a's stsisoss aishsip sas.- es these
iaeaeaa k-s-ls asu soeasstsl places
T~-ssr ~ sk~as svpsvs~ss . saps'si ct
Z esss ~'ss ssssiiaa N.a. p...s~..
osrs sy9ss s-Sfupess. aaa .. pasrp ss
sss ssssss have S-.e tsass TO
sleep 10 . score u sA~s- palaces os
saasSaa~s the sshse silset 81 . fsss.us
sesrl sresvsress . sAIse At & tos. .ssv
sas = great s~sl sssapp-sts asa~AiIr
inta the pprA.ss Of ~sa@s.eitk kse,.s. 50
re-te ss hardly . trade ef psptesstsn
Lss mai hss Its o-s particular k.s.l
ia iesdess The esssss ~ the eso.sern
Ness.p<lisss kesel sas that pears asu
ss eesespfseins servant vhe lef, .
West cad eessstee se star. 4 k.eatsjins
kssse aeveteprS u b. stages tnso sa
hotel vhich afterwards hess.e On.
ss the hifaess IN london. ard seaLI-a
hsss to retire 10 tho spsntsy . ssck
psss -IsaSpa Tit sItitss
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MANY GASES ON
hP1M DOCKET oF
COUNTY Court

Tie s~aaiss Of ss~ aorAxs s@a,
saS.a sh. saosssss'. s~ssioa II skr
Arsii l.sa Of The spss;s ssss,.
~hieA s.ssss.s tAt. se.saisx
IRE NrsSJ tesse Viil nes .esaay
~ssk si@~s IN. juss sigl psuAshly
h~ called Tspssdss sss cary a se~
jury essrs ~ill b~ heard Nellrs
serv ~nssera iA several sssss tsts
s.nsnIsG bs shs district sssotsey's Of
Tie vk~t~ sAs a.f~sassss uese cot
s- b. sres~A.sssSs Tso as shsrs
saisos sis,assss.. cases s.Ii soas Sr
fos trial .: this ses0 us sousss
Asoss sA.@ ss. = t.~ sAsrs xsus
Ins oss at the strife
rAs civil aoekss u made up psts4
sipsIly nf aisuevr eases ssa jasssIt.
assisasessy cases
Nssp.li,s Cksset. uk. vas arrest
ra several days -. ps = charge af
eusssihsss.e 4. isss~iIe s-Iia1usssfs
~I.i BE- Avsien-s sess"ssps ~ose.
ise.
t<seaetsa Nsstsra. whn went
vialresry t~saee lsss week. " b-is ?
tried sAss aNsseapso Nssfssa u .
hlsekss.is.a ssa has h~-s ~ashias ss
the Colorado Il s.sshssp Shops
sIser be has h~-n saten IN ,hssss
b. the authorities be hss b~eonas
st.l~ns ssd s-.ress~s the ~ess cate
fpi handling
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EXPECT DEMOCRAT To wia

i.ssss"a. Mass. Nprii Tar ts@
Fisisu in Else Te"I,sh swuasrss5sn d"
ais,eiss - Msssssh.s-tts fjmssd
dsgs Taasrfru~ = sprsial 81 'ise
will h. b.la Z" s-isg. = sasS"ssaf e"
Isasrs " rlrisl. vh" trsisosA aia
sSas ss h~epnar mayer ri Isssssnp Ear
sisstgiFs ts ssspaEIy I.Hmnarasif ea"
thr slsstjas ~ James \ gatIissEs ID
prmayra,is candidate Is EvUr'si
sprssd.t Nf usliisas 's "pyw.'.i
~ tra1s T. Itgi.r. itsg utli'sHs sst
tsuy5 gy v"nu'ili. Progressive
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-06
NEW JERSEY AMp rMr TArtrr

r.,asss a. n J.. Agtjl G NWfh 30
sssss' u sssa5t-si.d in sbr s1Ssis1
syressoa 80 be s-ld in ssS Sosrsst
district t@sapsg~ss t"
Ht ,he sasaa.g 'as.sd b. 'a" slsasA
.s Representative issrnm-Fa E"pf
pas,ies ss- srrFus-atsd in 'br sar".
rae rrssls is garsisrs-J fuubtsBi
rs- dissgsrs is a sssnuSss'pSis1 s~sz
,sr sss sS. s-Sal' is -stsstsd &" So
sseg, the snasis-rt in regards 60 ,An
s-w tariff The E~ruslissus bsvc
.sdSasas-st &" t--p stS tariff IssIs 4"
th- srun, Ia ,h- ysersispa Iss pfc
sentative Isfvran.r va y urai"Fsat
and sA".Id th- dts,si,, elect = igspssuz
t.sea Us his sasrsss"s She rvss''i usta
ussjIy uosia b- spesnpi agaipzt thr
wiisc- Standardization II. esDdis
dates as. Jsm-s J. uItyru.. u Nv"
rra-. ncw " bsuth.ts Republican
ls-uty y wh5t-bssis S'swar, sit".
ard '.srvtou pcssresI. Socialist.
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A MEDICINE OF nERlr

A proprietary A-Stsih-. lih- -s-ss-
ihiss sis~ that ssas-s L-Ios- III. i'aSH
liz. hs. is psuse iis s-siiss The iss
of Ih- .assissi ot the n,i-ss arriS~.
in shi. field y. Ia oshesss TIE teas
ss tss The ls.mssaoss sass.ss Of
Lydia T. riskhsn's Vegetable Coss-
poasa is b-esp.~ IL ha. s~-n fsifIii'
inx . frai human sssa fss tosss
years. .a shat today thousands of
Aa-sieaa seass e~e lhsis kesiss
ssa hsrpiA.se tn sse asfs.luas poe :
ct af ,ki> fsmsss ha.sirin-. nssar
is.sn food. ssd N.fSs sssasvs s-sH
-eis fsf wpnas's ttIes
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COLORADO PRoosEsNvEs MET

nraVrs. Cello. NFsil N~ssfsT
al she stats rsr0i'lt- s"aas-as'ssr sAh
aafaTspsss oshrF t-sanss @i lhr l'dsT
asussiss ssastY ia ''at@fsa" asses hlsa
h.fr to-day s"f s"sisfrarr &" 100 So
rf jar sstgafr ~ tsr gsaf'g ssi 'sa
5FslIsaisss8 gtsss tpF 'hr s"s. ~
STATE sssea atsaiams
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W1tf OF HADHAS CORPUS
FOR $500 nEx1cAn9 DENIED

rcs, Worth. Texas. A,tii s.-t'ni,.
I'd states Judge Me~h this af'etw"p~
dessed an spriics'ios fcr a writ "f
hsb.ss corpus filled hy s.ses Nes,-
cans in,erred 81 Fort IYtss. Tesss.
These ste tho NeSscaNs Who tied
from OjiNa4s. Mexico. sWd su.tse.
dered Z. American soldiers a, prc-
aSdic, TEXAS
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n in us.d ~ printing II srv hiaH
I.hon. ,s.~ ybruaIsI.-N.wss W" af'
ruuiTsFsssi 4" eis~ y-I first class N"st
r-usapStFs Gail Trinidad tie tg
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oonPras CASE RESET
DEf0RE SUPREME COURT

ws.hsasso~. ~ 6. Aprn g.
TAr 1emrsrs. Mitchell. N~tsscs
,oa,emcs case saA .casr restored 10
the deshss IT the supreme ,ost' ,er
t--sssumeNs IN NrssI 20. bcscsc the
cMtltv bench
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Co1QfufHuTARY

jack vas Just admirins Ma
bcis hair tlcw pretty il is" Nh
hcl's Rivai-"Oh. she has some pre'-
tier than that llcetoa Transcript.
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Ar. i3:so aoss tlutrhinsps.
Ar. hishl Great ii~nd.
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Evening journal., 1914-09-25
aFATHER,S CLUBs.-

ssVxY HAT sort of a father your" This question
w is found every programme Of what is
claimed be the first Fathers Club in the United
States organized at Council Bluffs, Iowa little over
a year ago according to aformation received at the
Home Education Division of the United states Bureau
of Bduaton
Ten clubs with an average membership Of fifty, have
formed during year for the purpose Of bring
ing the fathers into touch with the children, the
teachers, and Board OF Education in endeavor to
bring about the very best results for the bettermen
Of the children" The motto Of these clubs is Make
the Indifferent Different" Membership is limited to
men q years Of age over.
Each month the fathers clubs" debate such ques-
tions as Are our children trained for, from,
the age in which we live? How many children out Of
1000 reach high school in town2 What about the
rest? Or they discuss topics like the following: Com
narrative public expenditures various States uven-
lie courts schoolhouse instruction compulsory edu-
cation, open-air schools, Fairgrounds, medical inr
spection the sex question. business education, the
cultural influence Of newspapers, magazines, music,
books. etc. the school board, the school
house a community center
Guests representing various community groups are
invited TO the meetngs-nterested fathers from other
districts olergymen physicians Of the neighborhood
members of the Board Education. the mayor, City
Council and the Bar Association The clubs were ad-
dressed different times during the year by judge
OF the United states Circuit Court university profess
sors senator's school superntendens, Judge Of the
Superior Court a member of the State Board OF Edu
cation, as well other interested citizens
II is planned in the future form the existing
clubs into a federation, with a uniform programm,
for all the clubs every month
wouldn't it be we'll for Delaware fathers to Join il
this commendable movement that had its origin il
Iowa?
Evening journal., 1914-09-25
R0Ys ANn THEIR rPLIrT.

TNHE First Conference of Older Boys. which will bo
L held in this city this evening and tomorrow, has
important aud worthy in view. II is to as
sst the Sunday schools in New Castle county 10 dis
cover and begin training future boys work leaders
and to start a campaign for boys by boys. In other
words, to organize through older boys who already
go to Sunday school, campaign to induce younger
boys, who do not attend Sunday school, to do The
conference will be held under the direction of the
New Castle County Sunday School Association which
has done much for the spiritual and moral uplift Of
the youth of county
Representation in the conference will not be limited
except that each boy attending it must be member Of
a class of Toys in Sunday school in New Castle
county and must be 10 years old and under 21
years old Proceeding upon comprehensive and ever
widening plan, organization should do a world Of
good among the younger boys in our country, too
many Of whom the inside OF a Sunday school
room 1t win stand for the uplft Of tho boyhood OF
our entire county.
Evening journal., 1914-09-25
~ prTY oF NENnERs.

rT~HE duty Of members OF the Chamber OF Commerce
should end with the payment Of their dues.
The income which derived from these payments is
expended largely for machinery which. borrow
industrial phrase constitutes the plant" OF the organ
izaton. Raw material be put into this plant II
q finished product is TO be turned out
The raw material OF the Chamber Of Commerce
sists OF suggestions the improvement conditions
complaints OF abuses that be remedied, facts
showing The lack Of enforcement the partial
lorcement OF laws and ordinances or defects in the
laws and ordinances. which should be removed.
The officers OF the Chamber OF Commerce devote
large part OF their time 10 the supervision Of tho ma
chinery Upon them rests the duty Of preparing the
material and directing what shall be done with
H. For the supply. however. they must depend TO
great extent upon the body Of the members.
Therefore II any Of the members has idea
which be believes be carried n'o effect for the
promotion OF the trade and welfare the city. if he
6nows OF abuse that ought to be stopped of axiy
on the part of official who been designated to
administer or enforce the laws. If he has meri-
.orous suggestion for new legislation he should Law
before the officers OF the Chamber of Commerce for
heir consideration, always bearing mind that the
Chamber does not in way concern itself with par
isan politics.
This is true not only in matters of general appiica-
lion ut also in matters of individual concern MANY
merchant business has brought his troubles
10 the Chamber of Commerce with regrlts OF the high
est benefit TO himself In a large proportion Of suci
cases the relief Of one is the relief Of an
The Chamber OF Commerce is preparing TO proyid
the city with efficient machine fer the protection
and promotion OF its welfare. The obligation rest
upon oacR of them 10 Il that the city gets th
fullest possible return from this machine
The directors have decided that the best way
bring forth the ideas or city improvement from III
general membership is by means Of Membershi
Evening journal., 1914-09-25
A Dream of Empire
From the Atlanta Constitution.

prepared to battle desperately for
their respective interests.
Military wisdom might have die
tated a waiting policy, with the idea
OF having this question arbitrated by
the struggle in Europe. instead OF
by clash in Africa. For whichever
contingent wins in Africa, il is GER
tain that its victory will be an empty
cne. unless backed up by the victory
90 it's mother country in the larger
European arena.
II seems. however. that the spirit
of combat has been irrepressible, that
il has spread from Europe TO Africa,
and that neither Germans nor Eng
lish are willing to sit idle while there
is a remote chance for the one to
thwart and the other to materialize
a mighty scheme.
Regardless of whether England
wins in Africa. if she wins in Europe
she will be in position TO dictate
terms to Germany. The world will
then see materialzed the African
Empire which was the dying dream
Of Rhodes. and which is the devou'
ambition of every Engiishman who
measures his country's destiny in the
terms of imperialism.