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NOTICE OF FoREcLosuRE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO 49, ~
Count, OF lfS Esf49ai; Tas cousrr covn+.
Edward L oar''i' f',a,n.in.
Annie e. Allen, Joseph D.
~ nia2t Em%s in1s,1a,1;. =; TSesss: Ss .h: ~
deeeased. The Public sr~-
County. Colorado. and
w. l. Morris. VS.. t'
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENB-
AAr AHIs BE ES isTEREsTEp: FL Sri SFhN1S NoTicE rs *
the authority vested in me by a decree
cause. made and entered on the :s,h
day OF Deccmber. n D.. 1915. and the
order OF me Tisrs OF sag a. c9Sr, rs,n,an maas
and directions OF said decree. i will,
on Saturday. the 22nd day Of January.
10 o'cicek in the forenoon Of that day
offer for sole and sell at public auction
at the front door OF the Fremont Coun:
Colorado. to the Highest bidder and
Tor the highest and best price the same
VIII bring. for cash. all the following
property. situate in Fremont County
state OF Colorado. to-wit. The South
sas shs ass sais Of Hs shs onsswest ausr
ter, and the Southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter OF Section II. the
sSaf,er Of seeisn g g. ali he in ToWnssst
T.. NJ. excepting therefrom- Three t5,
ward r. Gould 10 Thomas Rule sy decd
recorded Ia Book ls at Fage 50 OF
the records OF Fremont County. In ih.
County. Also the Pauis Ditch, being
numbered 81 In the General Decree ad.
p,s5Ie 30 Te'e5 Tsh' tss so IN Ta,si os
rado. approved February 5rd. 1924. to-
Eeiher wish all rights and priorities 10
ditch. for the use OF Edward r Gould
in and BY Haid decree. Also any and
all other ditcnes. water rights and
fore used or acquired IN the Irritation
OF said land or any part uhcrHof. Or
70 SO HycH tnsr.oi as may De necessary
The purpose OF said sale IL to co.n-
ply with the requirements and provi-
sloDs OF said decree. which was made
and entered In an action for the fore
closure of two certain mortgages re-
corded In the office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont coun-
~. State Of Colorado. In Book iSs at
Pages f5i md 500. rerpectis.Iy. and
I-aTtiouinriy to realize from said sal.
the sum OF Ono Thousand Two hun
aTed Fifty and "a i00tns ,sIss0.e7i 4
DOLLARS. lth intsrost from tho dat. of
laid decree. and bsing the AMOUNT du.
and owing to plaiatiT as ~ said de-
nr.c found. Including attorneys fees
allowed by the Court: also TO realize
the amount OF costs IN said action ha
taxed in the of Eilfk-fIsc "a
I-iooths 1sc.o7t Dollars. and the .x
p.ns,s of this sale.
Dated December 20, 1915. -t
WILLIAM II. SfcwCoMB.
Sheriff of kremont County. Colorado
Last Pub Jan. 20. 1916.
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FRUIT THE BEST DOCTOR

An APPLE a day
Keeps tn edoctor away.
A PEAR. without question.
Helps the digestion.
ORANGES. without doubt.
Prevent rhuma and gout.
Lemons, though sour.
Gain favor each hour.
GRAPE FRUIT. above all.
Is a breakfasts best call.
The people out here
Prefer fruit to beer.
That's why we consume
So much fruit. we presume.
And some folks say that an onioi
a day
Keeps everybody away.
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mine, Of which his brother, Sam Ne
Donald, is the principal owner.
ON evsiNEes TRIP TO DENVER.
DR.. w. T. Little and Fanilin went
to Denver Tuesday TO attend To some
business matters. They will return
Thursday evening.
MR.. AND MRS. LiNEs IN DENVER
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Lines went to
Denver Sunday afternoon for several
days stay In the capital city. They
will return the latter part Of the week
VISITING CANON FRIENDS.
Alex Muir and little son. formerly
residents on Lincoln PARK, but at
present making their home near Ord
way, are spending the Christmas hoii
days with Canon City friends.
PREsEhrEp GIFT TO MRs. REirER
Mrs. Fred Reiter. who has been di
recting the Presbyterian choir during
the past month on account OF the III
ness Of Mrs. Wilson. was presented
with a nice Christmas gift by the
choir, which was very much appreci
I
ated by Mrs. Reiter.
MARRIAGE LICENCES DURING
THE YEAR
There has. been Issued from the of
fec OF the county clerk since the
first of January, 1915, total OF PIG
marriage licenses. OF which eight arr
credited to December. The number OF
licenses granted In this county during
the calendar year 1914 was 1872.
ENTERTAIN At DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCiintock gave
a dinner party Monday evening al
their home ON Harrison avenue n
honor Of John Nesbit and Theodore
'Rowciife. who are spending the holi
days at home.
MISS ANDERSON HOME.
Miss Katherine Anderson. who
teaches school In Eibert county, about
forty miles from Colorado Springs. IL
spending the Christmas vacation al
home with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
C. c. Anderson. on Pike avenue. Shs
will reEdrn to her school on Satur
day Of thIs week. going as far as Sim
la, Colo. by rail an d.he remaining
twenty-eight miles by stage coach.
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WEDNESDAY
HERE FoR HOLIDAY WEEk,

HERE FOR HOLIDAY WEEK.
Mrs. Port Guthries and baby OF Grip
pie Creek are spending the holiday
season in this city visiting reaitives.
SPENDING HOLIDAYS IN CANON
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse wycoff are spend
ing the holidays with the parents OF
Mrs. Wycoff at Canon City, to remain
until after New Years ady.-Cripple
Greek Times.
MOVED TO CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mrs. J. w. Potter and family have
moved from Canon City to Cripple
Creek, to join Mr.. Potter and make
their permanent residence here
Cripple Creek Times.
HAVE RETURNED TO PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor. Miss Minna
McGregor and Dan McGregor have
returned from Canon City where they
were guests in the home of A. S. Mon
roe christmas.--Pneblo tar-Journai.
GUESTS AT PLUMMER HOME.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Plummer of East Evans
avenue is in Canon City, where she
will be until after January /, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd Piummer.-Pue-
bio Chieftain.
SPENDING VACATION IN PUEBLO.
Misses Martha and Alice Eden. who
have Been attending school at Mount
st. Scholastica's academy in Canon
City, are visiting relatives in the city.
Pueblo Star-Journal.
JOHN CRAIG GOES TO GREELEY
John Craig. who has been visiting
his brother r. ]. Craig OF the Canon
Grocery company for several days.
enroute home from California left for
Greeley Tuesday morning.
ENTERTAINING SISTER
Miss Frances f. Schultz Of Trinidad
came to Canon Monday to spend seve-
raj days as the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. F. Sell. Miss Schultz will
return home on Thursday of this
week.
SPENDING HOLIDAYS IN sALiDA
The Rev and Mrs. @. a. LOOMS,
of Canon City. are spending the. holi-
days with their daughter. Mrs. p. l..
Fish. Mr.. Loomis formerly was pas
tor of the Free Methodist Church here.
Salida Mail.
BREAKS HIP
Miss Emma Pauls, cousin Of Mrs.
AL Wycof, while on her way to Sun
day school last Sunday fell and broke
her hip. She was taken to the hospital
where on Tuesday her hip was placed
in cast She Is still suffering Sc.
we're pain. but it Is hoped that she
will soon get relief and that the bone
will mend rapidly.
RETURN HOME TO TRINIDAD
DR.. and Mrs II. c. Lee and daush-
ter. who have been visiting his sister
Mrs. C. H. Shirley left Tuesday in
their car for Denver where they will
stop several days before returning to
their home near Trinidad.
DIED At RED CROSS HOSPITAL
Harl McClelland died at the Red
Cross hospital In saiida Tuesday
night 'fron5 pneumonia, following a
surgical operation for Appendicitis
Deceased was about twenty-five years
OF age and was thc son rot Mr. and
Mrs. X. D. Mccioliand. who live on
CurrAnt cTcck. about twentS-ave miles
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WANTED

WANTED-To borrow $500. on South
Canon real estate. Phone or see II.
II. Ewing. .a 3ocpe !.
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lwANTED-one mine mule, not over
fifty inches high. Gibson Lumber &
Fuel Co. sootf
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FOR sALEFresh COW. Six Mile.
Hoffman Bros. Phone Canon ts4Js.
assts-
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FOR snKv1cr- s-yearo,d r,ri..
!. tefcd Jt.sey Bull ls.co for ssason.
E A n11ey. Raynolas Ava. Uast
canea. Asy1wsa
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own koyS and counsel By
renting a stool safety boz at the
Fremont County National Bank q
70 - per yeaf. -
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FOR SALE, CHEAP-Good six
months-oid colt IL w. Arien.
White 1884. 2sstid-wtf-
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FOR sALE-lliseellaneous

FOR sALESs-passenser studebaher
car. COW, horse and buggy. s&
10th street zsSpS
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SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO -
County OF Fremont
IN THE COUNTY coUnT.
VI. j. Biles.


r. r. HileA and l.. u.
Diles. heirs at law OF
la..t..sa n, Prescott, de II.
THE PEOPLE or Til: sTATi: of
Above Nam,a: GnEEIrSs..,
nn action brought against you by the
aboye named plaintit in the coi,NTi
spNFF sTNTE or % corpRkbo hkn9ST ana cousTx n5sI
Tie complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof ~ you
ed out Of :his County. or .6y pubiic,.
ton. within thirty days after Hcrvlc.
hereof, exclusive OF the day OF SCI
.lee, or judgement by default viii f.s
prayer of the complaint.
II cory of the complaint he not
served upon You herewith. or II service
hereof be made out Of the state OF
Colorado. ten days add,,ionai time "a
that above specified shall be allowed
for your appearance and answer In
said action.
This is an action to recover the sun
on at the rate OF 7cs per annum from
S-ptember 18th. 1919: and the further
sum of $3.50 with intertat thorsonl al
SIS. ,ogciher with in,eres, thereon
er sum Of sieo ns nia.ntin-s atioraey
fee. being a total OF siSIi.70. torath-
er with intrrSet upon tho several Items
thereof. as above spcrIncd. the game
being due plaintiff upon account CT d
certain promissory note for the prtncl.
nni sum q 1890 executed BY Thersss
II. Prescott on September II. i0it, ana
payable 10 the plointiff, taxca and in
surnnce and attorneys fee. md to hays
forecloscd that certaIn nnortsHge sccur.
ing tn. payment Of said note and .thi
. property conveyed by said mort "a q,
soid.. and the proces DIS thereof appilss
TO she discharge OF the Judgment OF
said court Ia snid matter: and 70 have
,posreeeion OF, the property covered b,
.s,d -mor tEayr' and Tor COSTS and Ecnyl
WITNEaa JAMES L. COOPER
Judge and. ArtIng Clerk Of said Coif
afarcd. II the city Of Canon CITY. il
.e.4 fspntys 1iiis. iish dap o. DsSslsbs
;,tissssiy.;i ~ sAMEs fiscooTER
| 4. ~ Il, !, tJs6ge 914. ketiRe E1srk
1 Ffpps pvhtlcAtion. becs sp.i t6aG. = ~
Last EuhaIcelion. jan. ~. tois.
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FOR sAl.EtTwo nice fat ducks:
dressed or undressed. 40 Rudd
avenue. zsspst
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TO TRADE

TRADE FOR CANON CITY PROP
ERTY- An improved 4o-acre farm
IN Oklahoma. 12o-acre partly i'm
proved ranch in Montezuma Co, Colo.
and Groom dwelling house in Guth.
rie. Okla, on paved street and In best
residence district. Inquire Of @. c..
Hawkey. owner. 6l2 Harrison Ave.
3ooB2
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|FoUND-chiids red mltten, Kid palm.
At tho Record office. 2setf.
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F o U N D

rousD-chiid.s leather mit,en. &c,
ot Record. 2ss
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FoUND-I-sce breakfast cap and
friendship link scarf pin. NJ Rec
ord ofaee. 2ssu
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| FOR aALE-lsl5 Buick. Model C-2a.
Run 1000 miles. Canon Auto Co.
41o Macon. 2S06
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+. y. Biiea and l.. u.
Diics. heirs at law OF }
ra.t.-a "A, Prescott, de-
ccnsed.
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wANTED-work in home as maid. or
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Annie E Allen, Joseph d.
Blunt. Emma II. Tucker.
as Administrative OF the
Estate Of Sarah E Belts.
deceased. The Public
Trustee OF Fremont
County. Colorado. and
w. l. Morris. ~
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BODIES NOT YET FOUND.
Those of Americas Victims OF
Arabic SIN Missing.

Cablegrams received yesterday by the
White Star Line from the British Adj
miralty contradicted the reports which
were made in earlier dispatches that
the bodies OF Mrs. Josephine l.. Bru-
giere and DIR. Edmond +. Woods. the
two American victims of the sinking Of
the Arabic. had been found.
The British authorities cablod that
they have n large number of scout boats
making Il thorough search OF the waters
In the vicinity of the disaster. but only
two bodies have been discovered. one
Of these is an un Identified woman and
the other Is believed TO bee one OF the
Arabic's stewards.
Tit total number OF passengers un-
accounted for has been definitely fixed at
eighteen, with twenty-iiv members Of
the crew missing. An additional mum
her Of the crew died in the hospital at
Queenstown, making a total of forty
-four persons
Ten OF the Arabic's survivors, sailed
Wednesday on the WI te star liner
Adr.auc, WHICH - due in New York
nest Thursday. Tney are Mrs. T.. q.
AIiHou, ". Bathurst. Miss NJ. Chris
tupuur"ou, Fred Martin, John Doherty
nd Miss =, T.. salt and four children.
Thirty eight other survivors are sailing
o. the American liner 81, Paul, which
s. also due here next Thursday,
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ITALIANS HOLD FIRM
UNDER HEAVY FIRE
Organize Carso Positions IA.
spite Big GunS-Takc
IsOnzo Trenches.
SEIZE WAR MATERIALS
Special cable Despatch TO Tur srS

Special cable Despatch TO Tur Srx
ROME, Aug. 26-The Italians can.
tured a number or strong Austrian in
trenchments IN the upper Isonzo. n,
the southern slopes Of Rombon. woe
terday. according to the official rom
munique issued to-day.
On the Carso plateau, where ,hs
italian offensive has been STOPPED mn
mentarily while new positions are be,re
organized. the Austrians showed rrs,,
artillery activity, using newly mounted
guns. In spite of "A furious fire H.,
Italians continued their work OF organ.
cation, and on the left wing managed
to occupy several more intreuchmon,.
capturing some rifles and a quantity n,
wal materials.
Dispatches from Switzerland say tha,
the Austro-Swlss frontier has bes,
closed by the Austrian authorities I,
Is believed that a large number Of mo,
are being concentrated at Innsbruck.
The official statement says
In the Sudana Valley the Italian,
advanced from Mount Ciraron vest
ward, occupying Mount Armcntera
and Mount Alubia, The enemy failed
to check the advance II left "A mum
Der Of prisoners in our hands.
In the Seebach Valley our artillery
bombarded an encampment OF ina
enemy n caused the Austriaus "a
disperse.
on the upper Isonzo we took some
strong Austrian entertainments on 'hs
southern slopes OF Rombon, together
with a number OF prisoners and rapid
fire guns.
on the Carso front the enemy bonn.
barded u whole front from numer-
GUS batteries newly mounted. Never
theless, we continued the erection OF
our works to he used In the advance
movement. Yesterday our lef, wing
occupied several more entrenchments
and captured a number of rifles and
a quantity of var materials.
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NO FEAR OF UBOATSN NOW
The ''Times" B-lieve. Britain Has
Found Secret Of Mastery.

LONDON, Aug. 27-The Times this
morning attaches great Importance to
Lord Selborne's reference to submarines
coupled with the announcement of the
sinking OF n submarine by Ellsworth,
the aviator. 1t says that no such cate
gorical statement has hitherto been
made in behalf Of the Government and
believes that "A good lea more han
was actually said is implied.
The official assurance that the menace
Of German submarines is virtually mas
tered makes an immense difference IN
the situation, says the paper, because II
applies not only to what the enemy has
done with this weapon. hut TO what ne
can 10 during the remainder of the
war.
we understand" the paper continues,
that the Government Is now able to
deal SO effectively with the submarine
question that there need be no more
serious interruption to commerce, al
though the Germans nay build many
more and larger submarines. II liz not
pretended that no more ships will be
sunk, but that whatever efforts the Ger
mans may make with this mode of at
ta,k, VI have the mastery Of them IN
defence, II that indeed Is the meaning
of Lord Selbnrn"'s speech II IL "A great
achievement and IL calculated to cause
more depression In Germany than any
thing that has happened yet,
The definite failure OF Germany's So
called blockade means the defeat of the
only effrOtiv. weapon that country has
against US. II nay he stated incident
ally that the Adm!ralty's announcement
respecting losses confirms what has long
been talked of in naval and other well
Informed circles, although hitherto the
censor has allowed nothing to h pub
llshed."
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MUD A RUSSIAN ALLY.

Special cable Oespdfch 10 The SuN.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The beginning Of
the autumn rains and mists and the
resultant mud already are hampering
the German advance into Russia, says
the correspondent OF the Daily Mail at
Petrograd. The mists are "A help to tha
Russians in that they prevent the Ger
man airmen from finding concealed bat
teries and transport trains.
According to "A military paper in Pet.
rograd the main Russian strength is
between Bielostok and Nlodava, says
the correspondent. A scmi-oficial an
nouncement indicates that the Russians
are about to choose "A fortified defensive
front in which to remain until the ranks
can be filled up and munitions accumu
lated. The fact that the Government is
seeking civilian engineering assistance
for the army is taken To mean that
preparations are under way to lay out
intrenchmcnts for the winter.
Meanwhile, the correspondent goes on.
the Germans continue their efforts to
"urrcuud the Russians. djrcctinE their
attack against Kovel on the south and
Groduo on the north witt the idea Of
getting behind BrCst-LitoVSk,
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GERMANY DISCLAIMS
"UNFRIENDLY ACT"
Chancellor Hints I Boat Com
mander Sunk Arabic Against
Orders.

BERLIN. la London, Aug. 26.-Ger-
many. thr, Ugh her Imperial Chancellor,
DR.. Won Bethmann-Hollweg. to-day made
clear the following principal facts:
That the sinking of the Arabic. Il
caused BY a German submarine. was not
a deliberately u~nfriendly" act, but, II
the version OF the incident as published
act OF a submarine commander. an act
not only not sanctioned but decidedly
condemned by the German Government ;
That Germany Is anxious to meet the
demands set forth in President Wilson'S
last and original I.usitania notes
That since the sinking OF the Lusl-
tania the German Admiralty has done
all in its power TO prevent II rccur-
renee of such "A disaster and in fact
has taken specific steps to prevent Ian
ger to American passengers:
That the German Government IL most
DESTROYS of maintaining peace and
friendly relations with the American
Government.
That, II the Arabic was sent TO the
bpANpil Wy IL w llhll nhblllhl Nv All''l
circumstance such as testified to by
cores OF passengers and published in
the foreign press, Germany viii express
its deep regret over The Incident and
will he ready to max fun PREPARATION.
simultaneous with the clear cut dec
laration Of the foregoing facts by DR..
Won Bethmaun-Iiollwcg To American
newspaper correspondents came the in
formation that Ambassador Gerard has
sent a long code message to the state
Department at Washington reporting on
the results OF his inquiries at the Foreign
Office and "a lengthy conversation with
Foreign Minister o Jagow,
To interviewcrs the American Am
hassador expressed his conviction that
the Arabic's destruction will not result
in n break between America aud Ger
many,
The Imperial Chancellor's statement
follows, in fun;
As long as the circumstances sur
rounding the sinking of the Arabic have
not been fully cleared up, il is impus-
sihle fol me to make a definite state
Inent, Thus far We have received no
report about II.
Now we do not ever know whether
the sinking Of the ship was caused by
a mine or by u torpedo fred from u Ger
man submarine, nor do we know
whether, In this latter case, the Arabic
herself may not by her actions. per-
haps, have JUSTIFIED the proceedings OF
the commander OF the submarine.
only after all these circumstance
have been cleared up viii It be possible
t. say whether the commander Of on.
OF our submarines went beyond his in
structions, in which case the Imperial
Government would not hesitate to give
such complete satisfaction TO the United
states as would conform to the friendly
relations existing between the two Gov
ernments."
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CONSUMPTION HINT
GIVEN BY SELBORNE
Minister Intimates British
Government Has Decided on
Compulsory Service Plan.
CALI FOR FARM HANDS

SDcrtnf 'nbff Defpdfrh 10 1HE Sun.
LONDON. Aug. 26.-The Earl of Sell
borne, ms Minister OF Agriculture,
opened in London to-day a series of
conferences OF farmers. to he held at
various places. A lengthy address
which he made in opening the first con-
ference seemed to imply that the Gov
eminent has arrived at a decision upon
some form of compulsory service in
Great Britain. Lord selborne said:
THE financial strain pom US is going
to be very great indeed. There is going
to be a demand for many more men for
the army. I do not care whether they
will Join voluntarily or by by compul-
sion. But many more men have got to
go to Join the army from agriculture or
other Industries.
The British agricultural districts
have done their part nobly. but the
esponse has been unequal. In some
districts the farms are denuded Of men.
while in others none have gone 10 the
front"
In the next farming year, Lord Sell
borne predicted, men will be taken from
the districts which have not yet sent
any to the aid Of the country. He as
sure that men from the skilled class Of
farmers shall not be enlisted. and added
that Earl Kitchener has been very
sympathetic" with his project.
Lord Selborne said he will try to
leave the farmers their stockmen. cart
ers and shepherds, but In many cases
the rest of the work will have to be
done by women or by men hitherto not
engaged In agriculture.
The speaker referred TO the food CON
mittee's interim report and said that
the Government has decided against the
recommendation embodied In that re-
port. providing for a guarantee OF As
shillings t1l.25) per quarter of wheat
from 1916 to 1920. He gave the follow
ing reasons for the Governments deci-
sion:
There are a half million more acres
of wheat in 1915 thar there were in
1918. Cattle have increased $4,000 head
and sheep $4,000. The harvests are
s~uperabundant in Canada and Austria
liza and the call OF the farm laborers to
the colors In the coming farming year
will be very great"
Lord Selborne explained that he was
aware this will ~disappoint many agricul-
turists. but said that the Government Is
prepared to meet criticism after the
war. He said the whole question OF
the agricultural and economic policy and
of the food production at home has been
reversed in the light OF the British sub
marine experience.
The speaker assured his hearers that
the British navy had the submarine
..tN L. A -