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has been further heartened by the
continuation of progressing news from
the front For the first time since
the beginning of hostilities, an official
British report has described the re-
suit of the operations as very salts
factory" Heretofore this adjective
has never been used in an official re-
pert This fact, coupled with the an
nouncement of the French government
that it expects it's stay in Bordeaux to
be short, and General Joffres general
order to the troops that the time had
come to drive back the invaders, is
accepted here as an indication that the
German retrograde movement is like
~ to be permanent and observers on
the London side claim that if the al
lies attack on the German center and
to the left of the center, where the
battle is raging so stubbornly with al
ternate advances and retirements, is
successful, a wedge will be driven be-
tween the German right and left,
which will place the enemy's right in
highly dangerous plight.
Lord Kitchener's unknown factor, .
heretofore held to be great secret
which has SO altered the situation at
the front, is now known to be the ar
rival of forces from India. Two di-
visions of infantry and brigade of
cavalry constitute these forces. A do
zen Indian potentates have been Sc
lected to accompany this expeditionary
force. These include Sir Petrah
Singh; Sir Ganga Bahadur, Maharaja
of Bikaner; Sir Bhupindra Singh
Maharajah of Hatiala.
AS the Indian divisions are organic
ed on the same basis as the British
home army, the Indian contingent will
add about 10000 combatants to the al
lies armies together with approximate
Ily 1870 pieces of artillery, comprising
beth light and heavy field pieces AMI
howitzers.
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WashInaton Hears the News

Washington, Sept. 9.-The German
embassy received a wireless today
from Berlin saying:
General headquarters reports that
Maubegue has fallen; 400 guns, four
generals and 10000 prisoners were
captured"
The embassy received another mes
sage, saying:
THE Spanish ambassador in Berlin
strongly denies rumors of Spaia's un-
friendly attitude against Germany and
Austria, all Spanish party leaders be-
ing for strict neutrality. All the pa
pers speak of the importantce of the
capture of Maubeuge.
"The German military railway lines
are now free. The papers also speak
of the 10000 captured, meaning the
weakening of the enemy.
"At Strassburg after a court martial
says the official statement. executions
! of violators of the rules of war oc-
Cured. The French officials, two
months before mobilization, organized
French Tireir (sniper) bands by dis
tributing arms to civilians"
Maubeuge is a French fortress of
the first class. 1t is situated In the
department Du Nord about six miles
from the Belgian frontier. The Ger
man onslaughts on this position have
been determined and judging from in
complete news reports they have been
going on for week or more. Dis
patches from London, under date Of
IEeptember 5, said that part of the
British expeditionary force in France
at Maubegue was assisted by the
French garrison on its defense.
The German general staff announc
lei in Berlin September 6 that two Of
tho Maubeuuge forts had fallen and
Itbat the fire Of the German artillery
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Austrians Still Rereat

Washington, Sept 9.-The Russian
embassy here today issued the follow
ing statement:
On September gun engagement
occurred along the Austrian front In
the center the Austrian army is falling
hack. Near Rawaruska, a stubborn
battle is being fought with consider
agle Austrian forces. Our troops are
also attacking a strongly fortified posi-
ton at Gorrodoka west OF Liwow On
the left bank of the Vistula river our
advance. is developing favorably.
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Allies Are winninc
sword

London, Sept Sit is early in the
day as yet to Judge how far the allies
will be able to push their present ad-
vance to the east of Paris against the
German invaders, but from what can
be gathered from the fleeting glimpses
Of the battle zone permitted by the
censors, the British and French ar
mics seem to be effectively driving
home their advantage and gaining i'm
petus as they have gone.
British optimism. which became
more pronounced with the first an
Inouncement Of the turn of the tide. "
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Gear is Determined

London, Sept. 9.-The Evening
News has published a dispatch from
its Rome correspondent. who says that
Emperor Nicholas is reported in Rome
to have made this declaration:
q am resolved to go to Berlin itself,
even if it costs me my last moujik."
The Japanese ambassador at Petro-
grad, the correspondent of the News
continues, has expressed to the en-
peror wish to see the soldiers of
Japan fighting side by side with those
of Russia, the emperor replied:
'I shall do my best to realize your
wishes"
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Jananese Troopa landed

Pehng, Sept "a telegram from
German sources states that the jap
anese landed 10000 men at Lung Kow
Ca town on the northern coast of the
Shan Tung peninsula) and that they
are now advancing toward Chao You
an Ga town about so miles north Of
Kita Chow.
The Japanese censorship is CON-
plete. Even Chinese officials in the
territory occupied by the Japanese
are prevented from communicating
freely with Peking. while telegraph
communication with Tsing Tau has
been cut for week.
Mail advices from Using Tau dated
CONTINUED from Page Fiye)
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mans took 10000 prisoners, including
four generals Four hundred guns al.
so were taken.
Ludwin Frank of Mannheim, prom
inent socialist member of the Reich
stag, was killed September 2, during
a charge against the French at Lune-
vile. Prince Frederick William of
Hess has been wounded
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situation Serious

Paris, Sept "a Havas agency dis
patch from Rome says:
News has reached here that the
Montenegrin troops commanded by
General Vucovitch have occupied i'm
pCrtant points in Bosnia. south of
Sarayevo, the capital The situation
in north Albania continues serious. .
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UNCLE JoE,s FIGHT

Danville. Ill.,. Sept. s.-Joseph G.
Cannon, former speaker of the nation
al house of representatives today is
making the fight of his life for the
republican nomination for congress
from the Eighteenth Illinois district.
He is opposed by DR.. Elmer B. Cooley.
wealthy physician. also Of Danville.
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London, Sept. "a dispatch
from ostend, Belgium, relates that
the requisition made by the Ger
man forces on the city of Ghent
following the understanding that
in return for certain supplies fur
nished by the municipality, GER
nan troops should not enter the
city, are as follows:
"Ten thousand litres of benzine;
one thousand Iitres of mineral wa
ter; ore hundred and fifty kiios
of oats; one hundred bicycles;
ten motorcycles; 26 compressed
air cylinders for motor cars;
quantity of material for bandanges
and 100000 cigars. All these ar
ticIes as we'll as the arms and am
munition of the local civic guard
must be delivered to the Germans
by 6 o'clock this evening""
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French Take Maubeuqe

Berlin. Sept. 9. (by wireless to the
Associated Press. by way Of Sayville,
L. D-Offcial announcement was
made today at army headquarters that
the French fortress Of Maubegue on
the Sambre river had fallen. The Ger
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Paris, Sept. 9.--"on the banks
Of the river curcq, two German
flags have been captured in the
course of great battle. One was
taken from the enemy by force
hy a reservist named GuIImard,
who has received. the military
medal from General GaIlieni, COM
mander of the French forces at
Paris. This flag is of the Thirty
sixth regiment of German infantry,
which was decorated in 1870 with
the order of the Iron Cross"
The foregoing is an official an
nouncement given out in Paris
this afternoon.
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LONDON FEELS CONFIDENT THAT
CONTINUED SUCCESS WILL BE
ATTAINED BY Her ARMED FORCE

Washington, Sept. 9.-Represen-
tative Hobson introduced resoIu-
ton today proposing that the
president call a special assembly
OF delegates to the third interna-
tionaI peace conference, which was
to have met at The Hague, in
Washington, "as soon as possible"
to attempt to end the European
war. 1t is proposed, that after
ward a session be held In San
Francisco in 1915. An appropria-
tion of $4,000 for expenses was
proposed.
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London, Sept. 9.-Teiegraphing
from Geneva, Switzerland, a cor
respondent of the Central News
says that information has reached
him from Lugano, near the italian
frontier, to the effect that all
italians belonging to the 1882 and
1888 classes of reservists have
been forbidden to leave the couun-
try.
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New York, Sept. 9.-The North
German Lloyd steamer Branden-
burg eIuded all the British war
ships on her way across the Allan
tic from Philadelphia, which port
she left August %. arriving last
night at DrontheIn, Norway, ac-
cordins to cabisgram received
here today by the North German
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Washington, sept. e.-The Ger
man embassy today received this
wireless from Berlin:
"BresIau Iandwehr captured II
officers and 1000 men, all Russian
imperial guard" The place of the
encounter was not given.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-09

1T WAS mean in the
Germans to whip the
Eelgisns. but much
worse to make them
put up 100000 cigars.
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TONIGHT and Thurs
day generally fair with
little change in temper
ature. according to the
forecast.
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Bills Allowed

Canon City. Colo. Feb. 10, 1914.
The following is a list of bills paid
at the meeting of the City Council OF
Canon City. Colo, Feb. End 1914:
Salary FUND.- p. Smith $500, d.
y Cooper $500. Otis Orendorn $500.
Lafe Combs $1,000. J. NJ. Anderson
$500. Grant Dickinson $500, NJ. J..
Lamb $500, Jno Hamilton $500.
a. Z. Sharman $1,000, J. V. Blake
$1,000. Aug. Pease $4,000. c. NJ. Ben
ION $1,000. Street. Alley and Bridge
Fund-Tom Parker $1,000. W. 5. Mer-
ris 10000. Chas. Padgett $1,000. VIII
Lott s52.00. II. Bisbee s2.o0. W. b.
Eeiier 5000, Lee Amick s22 90. Andy
IIemmerle $500. II. Allison s1i00.
VIII kious $500. L. Phillips $500.
Harding Hdwre. Co. s747. Oates *
Yard sC.ss. cy Sheffield $3.50. w. w.
Hushert ss.S7. Chas. Padgett $500. L..
Ritzman s2is. Peerless Flour Mills
Co $3.50. Ellis a. Hood s2-20. Park
Allison $500, Jno. Meredith s6S.00.
a. Carton si.00 Fire Fund-Canon
Gro. Co. Assnm't $1,000. Geo Padgett
$500. l.. +. RAIDER 500 90. Geo {. Hale
$3.50. Ben Rea A. Co. $3.50. Bancroft
How're. Co. s2.iO. burton Saddiery
Co. s2.25. David Cowan 1915. C. c. &
F.. S. Co. s. 80. II. Palmer $3.50. City
Clerk S3.70. ". u. Holland $500. Ellis
a Hood 5000. Emil Gaulke s7.d3.
Novels Mer. Co. s5.2s. Park Fund-c.
r. Skinner s25.0o. Police Fund--Ju.
lius Cramer 5000. Jerry Moran 5000.
n. Fillmore 5000. c r. Skinner $500
Cemetery Fund--A. s. Munroe 5000.
Isaac Uirich s22.oo. G.. T. Wood * Sea
s2lo. Harding How're. Co. 81. 80. Cny
Clerk S2.OS. Lighting Fund-Ark v.
r. IL a. p. Co 1926. Public Library
Fund-Mrs. Julia Mack. Treas. sI25.o0
Health Fund--C. r. skinner S2s.Ge.
IL; r. Holmes $500. Miscellaneous
Fund-Mountain 5. T. a +. Co. slim.
r. H. Whippie s0s5. G. c Record
s10.so. Fremont Co. Abst. Co s5.ca.
City Clerk so45. Ellis a Hood xi.,o.
nickerson Bros S3.G5. G l.. Mutton
s97.G5. W boucher $4,000. n. J.
Spears $3.50. Mcl.ain & Pease $4,000
Water Fund-Jno. Chetelat Sli5.uo.
.. Wynkoop So 90. Cleo Combs
80 co. Y Portecus $50 90. '. V. Blake
5000. Theo shomaker $500. Park
AiIisor s2i.sG. y. ~. Anderson $4,000.
ww. Ruther'ord sis %. Pittsburgh
Meter CO. siI.55. City Clerk sti.e2.
s-k. V V T. a p. Go. $50. Noun
tain $. r. a T. Co. s225. City Clerk
s22O. Arl, V. r. =. + T. Co. $50.
Bancroft How're. Co. 1855. Fremont
20 Nat. Bank lAssnmti s12.72. oates
g. Yard siS5. Ellis 4 Hood $50. :.
g. Tavlo- si0s0. T.. Ritzman $i.o0. !
c. Strickland Si.25.
]. V. BLAKE.
City CLERK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Henry Leeper. Deceased.
The undersigned having been
appointed Administrator Of the estate
OF Henry Ieeper. late OF the County OF
Fremont. In the State OF Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court
OF ,rid Fremont County. at the Court
House in Canon City. In said County.
d; the March Term. 1914. on Monday.
March rs. 1914. at . clock T.. ~. AZ
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and Re-
uuested TO attend Tor the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All perscns
Indebted to said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment to the ub-
dersIgned.
Dated at Canon CITY, Colo. this io-a
day OF February. A. ID. 1919.
\. l.. COOK.
tdministratcr.
First Pub. Feb. -. 1914.
Last Pub. March ~. 1914.
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Merry Moments
As We Journey Through
Life Let Us Laugh
by the Way
Teeth and wisdom.

81 shall be dreadfuIIy stupid
now" said the wife, who had just
returned from the dentists.
'.Why so. my dcars" asked her
husband.
81 have had all my wisdom teeth
pulled out" she replied
''0f course. my love-" said her
husband, with the best intention in
the world, you know it is nothing
but "A superstitious idea that wisdom
teeth have anything to do with wis
dom. II you were to have every
tooth in your head drawn it couldn't
make you any more stupid, you
know"
He succeeded after awhile in
smoothing matters out. but il was
narrow escape. - Philadelphia
Ledger.
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MONDAY
Reducing Cost of Living.

The cost of radlum is to be cut IN
two. says a news dispatch. That's
something TO re exceedingly thankful
for. The high cost of living has been
very oppressive. but with the cost OF
radium cut in two we believe the poor
people can get through the winter all
right now.
Warden Woodland OF the Wisconsin
state penitentiary at Fon du Lac. ar
rived here last Saturday afternoon and
Is tine guest OF Warden lyman and
family OF the Colorado state prison.
Warden Woodland is here for the pur-
pose of studying the system OF build
ing public highways by convict la
bor In vogue In this state. He visited
the prison road making camp at Park
dale today in company with Warden
lyman.
Has Returned from Florida.
Mrs. l.. L. Mansfield has returned
to Canon City from Daytona. Florida,
after several months absence.
Back from Buens Vista.
Judge C. A. wilkin. who has been
presiding at the winter term of the
chaffee county district court at Buena
Vista during the last three weeks. re-
turned to Canon City on Denver q Rio
Grande train No. 4 Sunday afternoon.
He was accompanied by Henry L.
pcnison. district court reporter. Ar
thur vrsdricksoa. Who assisted Mr..
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Faith Misnlansd.

Mrs. Evans was making a call on
Mrs. Francis and they were enjoy
ing chat about some Of their
neighbors.
"Mrs. Greene" said the hostess.
sis a woman who suffers much for
her belief"
Indeed" replied the caller won-
deringly. "and what is her belicf1"
why continued ,khe hostess,
"she believes she can Wear a No. 3
shoe on No. 6 foot. ."-Exchange.
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finance.

Mrs. Touchley-I hated to do it.
but had to take some money out
of my husbands pockets while he
was asleep last night to pay for his
birthday present.
Mrs. Chargely = Mercy. !
wouldn't dare do such thing. I
used the market money and then
had things charged to him.-Kan-
sas City Star.
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NOTICE. OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Canon City. Colo. Jan. %. 1914.
Notice IL hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the Stockholders of
rhe Canon City Hydraulic and irri-
eating Ditch Company will be held at
the office Of said Company at No. 225
Main street. Canon City. Colorado.
February 20. 1914, al 2 o'clock p. M.
for hearing reports OF the officers for
past year: for the purpose OF max
ing an assessment on the capital stock
OF the Company for keeping its irri-
eating ditch and property In repair.
Also for the purpose Of electins di.
rectors to serve for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
J. n. HARRISON. .President.
n. r. ROCKAFEJ OW. Secretary.
First Pub, Feb. ~.
Last Pub. Feb. 20.
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Denison in his work at Buena Vista,
came home ON a later train.
University Club Tonight.

The regular monthly meeting and
dinner OF the University club will be
held at the Denton hotel this evening
beginning at o'clock sharp. There
will be a debate on the question Of
government ownership OF public utiii
ties. The affirmative side OF the ques-
ton will be taken by Dr. ]. Homer
Dickson and DIR. Allan Bell. The mega
tive side of the question will be dis
cussed by A. L. jeffrey. Dr. r. E.
Holmes and ]. T. Thomas.
TUESDAY.
Singing for Springs Evangelist.
Miss Genevieve Tripp has gone 70
Colorado Springs to sing with Prof.
Brunette of Denver at revival meet
ings being held there by the Rev. Ira
Earnett.-Pueblo star-Journal
Office Room for Its Patrons.
The Canon State bank. in order 70
accommodate its increasing number
of patrons. has had a very neat little
office room constructed at the rear Of
the lobby. Here one may write a let
ter. clip coupons or have an Interview
with friend at any time during the
banking hours. The room is furnished
in mahogany to match the furnishings
Of the bank.
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Wen. to Denver on Tuesday

Mrs. Hunter Palmer went to Den.
yer on Tuesday morning of this week
ON account OF the death OF her broth
er-in-law. the late z. NJ. LaMont. who
died suddenly at Ohio City. Colorado.
last Monday night from heart disease.
During her absence from home Mrs.
Mary Wilson. OF Penrose. Is looking
after the affairs of the Palmer house
hold. Mr.. Palmer went to Ohio City
and took charge Of Mr.. LaMonts re-
mains and accompanied them to Den
yer where the funeral viii be held.
Has Apartments at SIT maen Avenue
Mrs. w. H. Mcclure has taken
apartments at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. wykoff. 527 Macon avenue.
where she will be at home TO her
friends in the future.
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AL..sen In PsIit.n....

'But, daughter, why didn't ron
tell the young man to stop kissing
you?" asked tho mother.
"Why, mother. you know you
taught me never to interrupt any
one er-Yonkers Statesman.
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"Why have you never run for
Officer"
"Well. when was younger was
too poor to make a campaign; now
that ! am rich. don't care to-
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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osts oesssty.
IDEALLY lt b ~ family W. su&sso
0ooe Weea . nan gives up sUoking.-
! 4lna1sage1a Inquirur.
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FOR RENT-The Knights Of Pythias
lodge room Is the prct,iost and CO
slest In Canon City. There are two
unoccupied nights that will be le, on
reasonable terms to other orders. An-
ply to Harry W. Combs at The Frc-
mont County National Bank. 2iptf
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News Notes
(AdyerusementJ

Notary Public-w. b. Rowland. bs3
Main street. Record Office.
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THURSDAY.
Back From South Dakota


living near Belvidere. South Dakota.
arrived here day or two ago and will
again establish his home here. Mr..
Charles has recently proven up on a
government homestead in South Dako'
Ia and is now the owner OF valua-
BILE body of land there. His wife and
family are expected to reach here
sometime aext week, when the child
-en will be enrolled in the public
schools for the remainder OF the term.
Goes to Denver
Miss l.. Moore has gone to Denver
for an extended visit She will visit
Miss Blanche McAIordie in Denver.
She viii also visit her former home
In Missouri.
Attended Florence Club Meeting
Mrs. Matt y Lines went TO Florence
Wednesday morning for the purpose
Of attending a meeting OF the Mari
rosa club. which was held the follow
ing afternoon at the home of Mrs. V.
A. Hutton.
Or. Wilson Pearson Buys Car
Dr. Wilson Pearson has purchased
A. y. wilson's new model Buick auto
and has already mastered the fine at
Of riding over the crossings without
making job for the dentist.
Here First Of the Week
wiImot Duncan. of salida, was the
guest of Canon City friends the first
Of the week. He returned home n day
or two ago.
Died Tuesday Night
Marjorie Moore. infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl. Of 1113 Harrison
avenue. died Tuesday night. Inter
ment was at Lakeside at 10 o'clock
Wednesday omrning.
w. r. c. Will Give Social
Greenwood Corps No. %. w r. c.
viil give social on Friday at the
the home Of Mrs. Lottie Morgan. 715
River street. A large attendance Is
desired.
Body Shipped to Connect
The remains OF the late Martin Ia
eau. or Martin Gazette. who was
drowned in the air shaft OF the Wolf
coal mine last Friday afternoon. was
shipped TO bridgeport. Connecticut. on
Wednesday for burial. Deceased had
no relatives in Colorado. but has two
brothers residing at Bridgeport. The
body OF Joe Bozzetti, who lost his life
at the same time as Gazette. has not
yet been recovered from the mine.
Died From Pneumonia and Measles
David Fontecchio, infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Fontecchio. died at the
family home in Brookside on Tues
day from complication OF measles
and pneumonia. aged one year. two
months and five days The funeral
was held at st. Michaers Catholic
shurch on Macon avenue at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. followed by
burial I'm the Catholic cemetery 1t
Lakeside.
Katherine Ware In Hospital
Miss Katherine Ware is In Graves
fcspitaI for few days because OF
recent operation for the removal Of
sonsIIs
Josephine West Home Again
Miss Josephine West. leading lady
sith the Colorado Motion Picture Co.
arbrrned last night from trip to
Denver where she has been purchasing
costumes for THE Range War al
rsrrc reel western picture now being
sfnked by the local company.
FRIDAY.
Fen and Broke Her Arm
large number of the schoolmates
ana friends OF Miss Alice FELTON, gave
~.----s ..~~x.. - - a-- -.
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MISCELLANEOUS

REAL ESTATE wANrED-ssll yess
properly quickly for cash. 70 nat
ter whsrs loeassd. Partieulsss me-
Rsal nstsss saisnnes a.. pssk -
Liaesan. Nehssslna. 4 4 xsoDeo
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Died Tuesday Night

Marjorie Moore. infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Of 1113 Harrison
avenue. died Tuesday night. Inter
ment was at Lakeside at 10 o'clock
Wednesday omrning.
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MONEY TO LOAN

The Fremont Bui;ding and Loan
Association has money TO loan on
easy terma The best plan In all the
world for paying on . mortgage on
the home. See Guy U. HARDY. treas
ursr. or chas- e. waldo. secretary
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W. 2. c. VIII Give Social

Greenwood Corps No. %. W. r. c.
viii give social on Friday at the
the home Of Mrs. Lottie Morgan. us
River street. a large attendance Is
desired.
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aee.ea Vs.s 4. 80 s.
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Record LDant Ads 5 Cents Per Line
FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-5-room modern furnished
house. Call s2s College Ave. ssopsf
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FRIDAY.
Fen and Broke Her Arm

large number of the schoolmates
,na friends OF Miss Alice FELTON, gave
her > surprise party at her home on
ua1sa avenue Thursday night In cel-
etruassn of hsr seventeenth anniversa-
o. The gathering vas very PLEASANT