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CARLTON HAS FAITH
IN new BANKING LAW

A. z. Carlton gave out an interview
to the Cripple Cree Times-Record the
other day in which he said:
.'The slow time and slaekening up
of business is not due so much to
new legislation embraced in the tariff
and currency bilis as to the world
wide situation. and disturbances in the
Balkans and else here, and the Euro
pean banking Situation has been in
bad shape for tTo or three years"
I'm my opinion. the new banking
bill provides better system for the
United States than that enjoyed
by either England France or Ger
many. The new banking law does not
mean that the well established prin-
ciples OF conseryation can be safely
laid aside. but il does mean that In
case OF stringency due to panic or de-
mands for funds for the moving OF
crops. that sufficient currency will be
promptly furnished for all require
ments. Wisely administered. the bill
will be of vast benefit 20 the people of
the United States The present bank
ing law is obsolete and provided no
protection to our gold supply against
the demands OF foreign nations and
without gold to back it paper money
Is worthless and credit is destroyed
THE directors of the First National
bank have thoroughly discussed the
new bill and have already determined
to become a member OF the new re-
gionai bank The national banking
law has been strengthened by the
present bill and the national examin-
ers are given unlimited powers to en-
force the laws providing for the safe
ty OF the depositor. In the past the
national banks have been prevented
from ioanfnx on real estate securi-
ties. Under a new bill a liberal pro-
vision Is made for real estate loans.
This in no manner impsirs the pres
ent requirements. which provide a
larger portion Of the loans shall be
upon commodities eutering into daily
consumption such as wheat. sugar.
cattle. etc
The bill Is along scientific lines
and one which has been sorely needed
for the past twenty years. Months
have been spent IN perfectiag the bill
and all the unVlse provisions were
eliminated. During the latter part Of
October ] spent week in Washing
ton. studying this bill. which was at
that time In rather crude and imprae-
ticahie form Bankers and business
men generally. were perhaps unnec-
essariiy alarmed and hesitated about
emharkinE upon new business ven
tures. As the new banking measure
Is better understood and in thorough
running order. We may expect TO en-
JOY general revival OF basiness en-
terprises Perhaps six months may
be required TO get The machinery in
working order. as the currency credit
Of country like the United States Is
no small affair"
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II * no wonder that hog cholera
spreads when the germs Of the disease
may he carried on the boots of the
farmer who visits his neighbor's sick
herd 60 ssiE own pen. where the dis
rasc has not appeared until this intro
iuction Of the germs. Dogs md birds
are also thought to be curriers' of this
most fatal OF swine diseases.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01

The Pennsyivania department o. aE-
riculfure has been investigating n new
method OF combating the San lo-e
scale by means Of parasite which
4 said to destroy n. Tie parasite
was discovered by Dr. ]. : Grim. In
structor In the keystone STATE normal
college. who notified Professor Surface.
state gcoiori~t The latter prvpuEat-
~ the Parasite and found that IL de-
stroyci the scale ln~s- q. II the ue~
mc;bc,i can D.. applied on commercial
scale IL would mean The saving OF
millions of dollars 80 she .ss.As grVwer-
% the country
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c. Monney. n farmer living near
Oneida. ~. Y. Is reported TO have de
veloped variety OF potatoes that arr
practically without tops They had
few eyes TO start with aud for the past
two years be has planted only those
tubers which bad practically no eyes.
Only few sprouts appear. but not
wifhstanding this the variety is said 10
yield as well as others having large
tops. The advantage OF this variety.
II there Is any truth IN the report nj
all. would seem TO lie In Freedom from
danger OF frost aud damage by bugs
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Bulletin No. ia. lately issued by the
Vermont experiment station. tells OF
the prevention OF contagious abortion
by the use OF mcthyiene blue. During
the past year the station has fed this
preventive to uinety-two cows that
were infected with the disease. and
only one abortcd. Methylene blue Is
a strong antiscptlc. which Is absorbed
by the blood aud II then given OF
through the Kidneys. while In the
blood IL kills the germs OF abortion. IL
may he given to the cows Infected In
their grain or silaEc or In capsules.
From onc-third to one-haif ounce IL
given night aud morning for week
early In the pregnant period. Following
this ut Intervals Of every four weeks
this dosing Is repeated until cnivins
time. A weeks medicine costs about
10 cents. the chemical costing $3.50
per pound. The nsediciuni grade Of
nsthylsns blue = ussd b the trsat
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01

The average country highway would
DO a good deal easier a. Keep ship
shape than "a H. now n the width ~
the roadway were r~iuc,-d from sixty
-ix feet. Ms u j. In most rt--tiuns. "a
forty feet IN width Not oaly wonid
this twenty two Zee, mean the re~iorh-
tiou To cultivation of nearly three acres
on a mile of road. but the narrowing
% the roadway and the removal OF
the strip at either side. which Is not
only not worked as a part of the high
way. but often Is not moved. would
simplify the work OF the highway su.
pcrvi-orr aud would also put an end
Ia these unused strips as breeding
places for noxious weeds
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01

* rnlserr Of Wisconsin are being
I'd against allowing their young
10 run In pastures where they
have access to acorns The eat
| tasse l. assigned as the caus. of
|pber Of eases OF poisoning that
been reported 10 the state vet
han. In case OF acorn poisoning
| ljtnt OF iinsccd oil with strong
Is recommended, and to this Il
krco ocd that r,r; OF molasscs
he'd. This remedy should be given
eight hours.
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The Spanish peanut is coming rapid
" into favor In the great southwest
This year Texas viii produce more
than icoo.ooO bushels as arainst 49,
coo bushels last year. okiahoma's pro
duction this year will be three times
what II was last year. A peanut fac-
tory at Denison. Okla. which In the
largest In the southeast has had its
capacity increased from 2-h0o to 400
bushels daily. Last year II handled 800
cars of peanuts. Many farmers In the
territory mentioned are only Just he
ginning To realize the Importance OF
the cror. one Of the chief advantages
Of which Is that. like other iernmcs. u
Is n soil enricher and rcnovntor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01

With corn ranging in price from SIX
ty to seventy cents a bushel during the
coming year. II VIII be the worst Kind
of slIpshcd management 10 store IL In
slaf cribs. where a good share OF II Will
sroil If one does not have crib room
fos IL. where Il cnn be kept dry. il II
TAR better to sell It.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
klvA ADAMS ABOARD
SHIP WHICH STRIKES ROCK

Brisbane. Australia. Dec. 2s.-The
Dutch steamer Tasman is ashore on
Bramble bay. Gulf OF Papua. accord
ing to wireless message 20 Thursday
island.
The Tasman is in dangerous posi-
ton and steamers have been dispatch
ed to her assistance.
The latest message received read;
"Tasman on rock. Likely to be got
off. All we'll"
All four members OF the commission
which was appointed by Secretary
Bryan to represent the United States
government on this trip through Aus
traiia. Java and other countries are
aboard.
Alva Adams. former governor Of
Colorado. Is chairman of the commits
sion. Thomas G. staiismith. in addi-
tion to being a commissioner. Is also
chief of agriculture Of the cxposi-
tion. Both are accompanied by their
wives.
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Zuo hundred dollars was refused for
prize winning Rhode Island Red
|pck at the American Royal show re-
1ntiy held at Kansas City. This bird
= ron first I'm every show In which
iIks been entered and belongs to =
Foster OF Kansas City.
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Prom the standpoint Of the consum.
turkeys nj from II to - cents per
|und win lie a likely cause % rejoie-
4 at n good many Thanksgiving
kEfs. These birds have been ~ TO
eats for 80 many years past that
kyod many folks have forgotten how
{tcy tastes.
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Some men are known by the com
II they keep and others by the kind
1nntern they carry around when
\ IRE doing chores
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bnsy from the standpoint OF the
|c OF the hoy. but as well from the
|oint OF the welfare of the farm
be boys subsequent interest in
= q mighty shortsighted policy
'np his schooling for the benefit
few dollars that mny be got out
labor as a result. II Is all too
chooling the average boy gets
and the least his father can
~ that he Is In school every
af II Is possible for him to be
as the boy Il Interested In hi~
md making the most OF his
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Wrapping cabbages &c paper and
ki2cing them In paper sacks I'm dry
)1occ in the cellar Is said TO be an ex-
|u1Dent method OF keeping them In
|nrd condition through the winter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01

4 pound OF mutton can be produced
{ 3 less cost than any other kind af
lonk- and in spite OF this II In seldom
IN In the average small town mar
-
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II little choice from the stnnd.
In humanity between the man
teps horse until II becomes
useless and then sells II tn
hard hearted brute who will
|hr East breath Of life out Of Il
|roh 70 get Il TO do n few dol.
dh moro work. and the inter.
directly responsible for the poor
death. when n horse arrives
poinf where TO work II fur
shrcr cruelty the humane man
s.ifnliy shoot Il. II he cannot
provide shelter and food tor
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01

ladies' sid society In an Iowa
IN leased ,hirfy-two acres Of land
D Is,nte,i them to oats. The crop
ks thrnshrd the other day aud
snnfs~l 90 LEO bushels. from the
!, Of which tho snriety viii net close
500 This is.ats serving xix or
pt hfiy cent suppers during the year
- ccnfs
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somc rather extensive experiments
hieh have been conducted by the
IVA experiment station In the matter
keeping apples In cold storage show
|bf little danger results from allow
3 apples 10 frecze In storage n care
taken thai they thsw. out gradually.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01

rwenfy ave thousand boats are en-
D1od la the English fisheries indus
u Ehieh gives employment to more
Z 10000 men and boys
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srocKnoLDrRs. ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of The Diamond Fire Brick
Company viii be held al its Office. dis
Main street. Canon Cits. Colorado. or
the goth dap Of January. 1914. at s.So
o'clock D. m. for the aasrpose OF elect
lag 4 board of directors for the ensu-
ing ycA- and for the 4; nsactiln q
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
f. F. JEwETT. President
A. Z. SHARMAN. Secretary.
First Pub. Dec. Is. 1918.
Last Pub. Jan. 10. 1914.
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II Is said TO require 45.0co.OoO tons
o< Ice in a single season 10 keep the
food and drinks Of the people OF the
United States cool.
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Defendants.
STATE OF COLORADO.
ConnIY oI FrnmnnI

County ol Fremont
Under and by virtue OF final iudg-
ment and decree OF foreclosure and
order Of sale. made and entered by the
Court. in the District Court in aud for
the County OF Fremont and State OF
Colorado. on the sixteenth day OF De-
cember. A D. 1913. wherein il Is con-
sidered. ordered, adjudged and decreed.
by the Court, that there Is due the
above-named plaintiff. GEORGE BALL.
from the aboye-named defendants. r.
MCINTYRE. and j. A. BOYSEN. and
o. W. LOVAN, upon certain note and
mortgage. the sum OF One Thousand
Eight Hundred Seventy-seven Dollars
and Thirty-three Cents t$1.S77.33) and
the further sum OF Ninety-seven Dol
lars and <inety-two Cents t$e1.92l.
for and on account OF taxes paid by
said plaintiff on the mortgaged prop
erty described In said mortgage deed.
and the further sum OF One Hundred
Twenty-Five Dollars tS125.o0), for and
on account OF attorneys fees. as pro-
vided by the terms and conditions OF
said mortgage deed. and amounting in
the aggregate to the sum of Twenty
one Hundred Dollars and Twenty-Five
Cents ls2, ,100-25): and. under and by
virtue OF said Judgment and decree OF
IOTeClOsuIc anu OI0tE VI raics Il thD
undersigned. William H. Newcomb.
Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
am authorized. directed and empow-
cred to expose for sale all that certain
property described In said mortgage
deed and hereinafter described at
public auction. after giving notice OF
the time and place of said sale. ac-
cording to the course and practice OF
the Court. and the law relative to the
sale of real estate under execution.
for the purpose OF realizing the amount
so found due TO the plaintiff. as afore-
said. together with interest thereon
from and after the said sixteenth day
Of December. a. ID. 1913. together with
the sum OF Twenty-one and l5-loo
Dollars. costs OF this action. and to-
eether with costs. disbursements and
commissions on said sale.
NOW, THEREFORE,. public notice
Il hereby gwen tsat Will. on Hcn-
day. the twelfth day Of January. A. D.
1914. at the hour OF zen V'ciccS In the
forenoon Of that day. a t. front doo-
OF the County Court Hcuse. in Canon
Cuy. In he County Of i'cinon. ami
state OF Colorado. offer for sale and
sell. TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash. the property lying and being
in the County OF Fremont and State OF
Colorado. and known and described as
follows. to-wft. Lot numbered Eleven
1ll. in Block numbered Eleven tl1i.
in Thomas Nacon's Addition to Canon
City. as shown by the plat Of said Ad-
dltion fled and recorded in the office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF
said Fremont County.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. De-
cemiler Sevonteenth. A. n. 1913.
WILLIAM H. NEWCoMB.
Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado
FIRST Prib.. Dec Is. 1918
Last Puh- Jan. s. 1874.
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g federal governments has lately
arrd bulletin on the growing
curing 90 popcoru and preparing
y tootiIsomc dishes Tor the table
authors contend that n popcorn
Ast foo.l u more nutritious than
|, ID many prepared breakfast foods
ke market and much more eco
raj. The bulletin states that with
Expenditure OF from 81 60 siho so
b Of homemade breakfast foods
pe prepared
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. interesting fact lu connection
} the lifc hl~tor, of the salmon T.
after def'ositlnE her eggs NJ far
nd NJ she can 80 by lcaplnF pre-
OTIS water falls she dies aud her
i body j. lafer carried lack % the
,rhe feinnie= are provided with
one srf OF orarie- and lay their
when they are rouf years old
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Notice OF Application to Lease state
Lands.


once OF the State Board OF Land
Commissioner. Denver, Colo, Dec. s.
1918,
Notice is hereby given that Canon
Land and Cattle Co.. wlpsc postoince
address IS III Ideal Bids. Denver.
Colo. has made application No A.
sfsi to lease the folio @ing described
School Lands. situate IN Fremont.
County. Colorado. to-wit; All OF Sec
Is. township Is 5. r. 20 W.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring To ME an
application to lease this tract OF land
must Gle the same In this office prior
to Jan. .. 1914.
voI-NEY :. HoGGArr.
Register
Ist Pub. Dec. IL. 1918
Last Pub. Jan. !. 1914
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Children Dry
FOR FlETcHER'S
. a . TORlA
vlsltlne h Grand Jsletlsa.

~. Juli. I. MACK q xi.liins q
0raad Junction. where - livs1 ssv-
ssal ysArs. shs Win b. tnees sws .
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOs-
URR SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO. I

County OF Fremont
In the District Court.-No. s555.
GEORGE BALL,
Plaintiff,
vs..
r. MCINTYRE and }. a.
BoYsEN and o. w. Lo-
VAN n.,.us.,,.
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First Pub Dec. II. 1913.
Last Pub, Jan. $. 1914.
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Ist Pub. Dec. IL. 1918
Last Pub. Jan. !. 1914
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First Pub. Dec. II, 1918.
Last Pub. jan l. 1914
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11

M o silly Pure bred Plymouth Rocks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11

wounded when they were not doing
actual nursing.
These women" continues Guerre
Sociale, could have done what a
great many others, not Americans,
did; they could have fled panic strick-
en- at the first scare of a fortnight
ago, feeling, as those who deserted
the city did, that their fortunes would
afford them no protection against ex-
ploding Taube bombs
"But these brave women of America
remained with us to work among
terrible scenes day and night And
they worked on and still are working
with the knowledge that their nation
atty would not have saved them from
the horrors of German shells had Ger
many's heavy artillery arrived at our
gates any more than we would have
been spared. They elected, they pre-
ferred, to stay and nurse eur wound
ed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11
BETTER THAN KAISER'S GUNS
New Russian Cannon Of Large Cal
iber Are Reported to Be Most
Effective.

London.-Percival Gibbons, Chroni-
Gle correspondent, Petrograd, says:
The great German guns which are
now making their difficult way over
the marshes to the north and south
of Suwalki have met their match.
During the fight on the Niemen there
appeared for the first time new pat
tern of Russian gun of large caliber
and considerable mobility. No details
are issued concerning it's construction
and principal features, but it is the
product of the famous Putiloff works
Artillery experts who watched it's per-
Torrance are satisfied it is equal in
power and effect to anything the Ger
mans have yet shown. On the Prus-
sian frontier two of these guns ST
fenced German batteries within ten
minutes and the German guns were
afterward abandoned on their position.
Every gunner had been killed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11
AMERICAN WOMEN WORK HARD
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Harjes and
Others Cooking and Nursing the
Wounded in Paris.

Paris.-In the account by Guerre
Sociale of the admirable work being
done by Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Mrs
Herman Harjes, and other social lead
ers of the American colony, the details
are related of visit paid to the
Pasteur High school, where the Ameri-
can Red Cross hospital activities have
their headquarters, by General Gal
lieni and NJ BRAND
The visiting general and minister
found Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Harjes,
and, in fact, all the prominent Ameri-
can women now here, with elbows
barred and hands deep in soapsuds do
ing mental kitchen work for the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11

nothing astonishes me any longer
after what l have seen. l make, as
good as it is bad, a dressing out of the
first aid things in my pouch. Then
roll myself up in my blanket. l have
no longer anything military, except
my cap, and l am ALMOST naked. For
tunately my jerseys keeps me warm.
This operation completed, feel
great relief.
They sort the German wounded
from the French. Some hours after
they bring in the sanitary service of
the One Hundred and Third, which
has been taken prisoner. The French
doctors get to work with first dress
ings. They make one for me with
tincture of iodine. But at the moment
they are going to put on the bandage
the Germans take away the French
doctors and the wounded Germans.
We, in our turn, are transferred to
Libecourt
Retreat of the Germans.
1--WE are now at the end of the
fourth day of this exercise. They have
warned US that we are prisoners. To-
night we learn that the Prussians are
retreating. What is going to happen?
Will they take US along or leave us to
ourselves? For there are not Lor-
raines only in the German army. All
night the troops march under our win
dow. One hears the noise of tramping
feet and cultural commands.
Outside of this dream of Internal
horror. which l have had for eight
days, l am highly hopeful for the final
results of the war, because l am able
to prove one thing, which has greatly
surprised me, confess. That is, that
the replenishing of supplies and am
munition is marvellous. We have never
lacked bread, nor meat, nor cartridges
single day. The service is marvel
ously organized. 1t is one of the great
successes of this war. 1t is not as in
1870.
Il have at last slept, and in a bed.
have no fever. Only in my sleep do
dream that they are transferring me
and that it rains. But this little hal
lucination is disappearing.
Il embrace you with all my heart"