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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-28
GREAT HRITAIN WILL
ACCREDIT HER CONSEL

Washington. July 2N.- Great Brit
ain has decided to accredit It's consul
lar offices in General carranzat ter
rispry to General Carrnnza in the
same vay as the United States has
accredited Consul silliman. The ar
rangemcnt in no way constitutes po-
litical recognition.
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Transcontinentdl
Tourists Thrown
Into an Acequid

Try Evening nerald Leased Wirol
= Turrington. Wyo., July "a
. Mabel Coleman. 3. OF scotts
. BluH. Nch. was drowned, ana
. I'VE others narrowly escaped
. death, rs miles west oi rorrins-
. ton yesterday. when ap automo- !
. bile turned turtle In ten feet Of
Q winter in an irrlgatfng ditch. The
. entire party was pinned beneath
. the car but G.. n. Wcstcrvclt
. managed To- cxtricatc himself
. ana rescue Mrs Beach Coleman
. and daughter. and Mrs y. l..
. Sans and daughter, all OF
o scotts Rlun The body of Ma
. bel Coleman could not be found
o and has not been recovered.
. The party was On route to yell
o lowstonc PARK.
. - 80
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GERMAN REPORTS DRIVE
STILL ~ SUCCESSFUL

Berlin, July IS, tNia London, i;3s
y. mD-The German war Office tins
afternoon gave out the following:
Southwest OF Souchoz, the silcsian
iundstrum last night stormed portions
of trenches which still remained In
the hands Of the French. We cap
tured four machine guns.
In the Vosges on the Lingekopf-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-28
SUBMARINES KEEP UP
ACTIVITY IN NORTH SEA

London, July 2S 3:3j p. ny
German submarines show no cessa-
lion In their activity In the North sen.
The latest reports set forth thai the
swedish steamer Emma ana three
Danish schooners, the Maria. the
Ncptunis and the Lena, have been
sunk by them. The crews Of these
four vessels were landed at Blyth to-
day.
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FAvORITES SHOW UP
WELL AT L0NGW00D

Uu0tUn. JUIV ~ FIVnIIINHl IUT
cluding g. j, Griffin of san Francisco
came throgh successfully in the morn
ing play on tho Longwood tennis
courts today 81 g.. McI.oughlin of
san Francisco. hplder of the Long
wood cup, arrived ana began active
practice for his defense against the
winner OF the tournament In the
third round Of the LonEwood singles
Griffin beat n r. Emerson, CinciE'
natl, 6-l, 6-i, Ga,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-28
EJSsIN CALLS MEN norm
N 1890 TO THE COIOItS

pctrOsrUd IuIy q, tNW E00d0n,
t.3a T.. mp--An Imperial ukase Issued
today calls Go the colors men born Ia
1896.
II Is reported that a governmental
order b. about f' Dee ISSUED Tor gem
craI mobilization throughout Siberia
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ADMIRAL CNPERT0N MAY
LAND MARINES IN CITY

Washington, July 2e.-fhe cruiser
Washington with Rear Admiral Cap
erton zoe bluejackots and an expe-
dictionary force Of 100 marines sailed
ihom cape Hnltien last night for
Port Au Prince. Admiral Ca9erton
viii use his discretion about landing
marines.
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Fort Worth Tex. July 2S.--Eisht
hundred seventh Day Adventists
cnmpod at palworth. between here
and DuIias. expect the second COM
ing OF Christ" aud the "marshalllns
OF the heavenly army la the skies
as soon az the allies capture Constan-
tnople, IL was announced
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GERMANS ARE KIND
TO CREW Of
LEELANAW
Captain and Men Unite in De-
claring Teutons Good Eel
lows, After 60-Mile Cruise
On Submarines Desk.


Aberdeen. CVin London. July %.
s;15 a. mJ-"Thoy could not have
treated us more courtcously than
they ala. was the unanimous verdict
Jf Captain Eugene Delk and the
members of the crew of the Amerl-
can steamer Loclnnuw, when quos-
toned last night regarding their en-
counter with German submarine.
They Travelled about sixty miles on
the deck Of the suDmcrsihlC and be-
came well acquainted with its crew.
several % whom had been In America
one member OF the Leelhnawa
crew remained aboard tho suoma-
rino at his own request. He was one
of the mess boys OF the American
shin and as he was Of German ma
tiunaluy preferred joining the crew
of the underwater craft To the proE-
ability of lntornmcnt IN England. Al
KirkWall another OF the Lcclanaw's
mess TOYS was found 10 be German
aud was detained.
captain Delk. a resident Of Phila-
dclnhia. male mattcr-of-fact state
mcnt regarding the sinking of his
shin and vas not Inclined 10 add de-
tails to the main facts aa he outlined
them.
There IL no story In g." he said.
we stopped when a shot was fired
behind ~ and then we had TO leave.
our ship was shclled. bombed and
torpedocd, but II took an hour and a
half To sink her. The Germans took
us aboard the submarine, carried
Ms noout sixty miles and then gave
us directions for getting Ia Kirkwall'
which We reached safely IN about
twelve hours
The members of the crew, Of whom
| there are thirty-two besides the cap
tain. explained that the German com
mandcr apolosizcd for the necessity
of sinking the ship hut said II was
| forced upon him by the fact that the
! Il .erianaw was carrying contrnhnnd
! and he was not In tho habit ~ throw
{ ing overheard c6ntraband cargoos.
] Tho crew of the German boat CON
/ ycrsed annbly In good English with
/ the LcelauaW's mon. The Germans
mad no idea of the Contcats Of the
late American note on the sinking col
' the IMsuania. for their newspaper
wcrc two days old. Thc Lcclannw was
the sixth vessel the submarine had
sunk that dag and it started In pur
suit al two others when the Nmcri
cans had occu returned to their p"nt
after their long ride on the suhma
rinc's deck The men from tn" Lcel
anal were cold and wet when thcN
landed after their twelve hours row
in life boats. 1s they had been almoH
swampcd several times In cross tide
off the orkney islands. Thcy VII
, leave today for Dundee, whore thcr
! statements will hc taken boy the Unit
ed states consul.
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Residence Of French Minister
Invaded by Infuriated Mob
Which Wrecks Vengeance
on Deposed President.
AMERICAN MARINES
ON WAY TO CAPITAL
Admiral Caperton Has Discre-
tionary Powers to Use Blue
jackets and Troops from His
Flagship.
tnr K.salns I.sf.,a ts..sa w,si

ivy hsentn9 fkrfatd tnh<ud Wtret
Washington July zS.~-Amorican
marines win be landed nj Port Au
Prince. Haiti. To protect the lives and
property of Americans and other for
cignors Instructions were sent 20
Rear Admiral Capeton late today by
the navy department. Admiral Ca
person arrived at Port Au Prince to-
day on the cruiser Washington. The
collier Jason. with 100 additional ma
rincs. was ordered from Guantanamo
20 arrive at Port Au Prince tonight.
Por au Prince. July ss.-A mob
at infuriatcd iiaitlens today removed
Vilburn Gullaumc, president OF
Hayti. from the French legation,
where he took refuge yesterday. aud
shot him to death In front Of the
building.
This act of violence followed lm-
mcdiatoly the burial OF the 100 po-
litical prisoners massacrcd In prison
yesterday. The mob was mostly COM
posed OF relatives OF the massacrcd
victims They invaded the French
legation ana seized Guiiiaume, and
though NJ. Girard. the French min
ister protested vigorously. ne was
poworloss before their fury
Guillaume was dragscd from the
protection of the legation. once IN
| the street. while the crowd surgcd
around him with hmprccations. he
was promptly shot 90 death.
Even thon the anger of the people
was not nppcascd. The body OF ths
/ president was mutilated aml tied e
the end OF rope. was draggcc
through the streets OF the city.
The people are In "A state of intens'
cplctomcnt ana further violence u
feared.
The past thirty-six hours have see
In Port au Prince a succession of via
lent events bloodshed and massacre
For Eve months there had been "a
% active revolutionary movement agains
- rprcsidept Guiilaumo, headed hy Dl
! Rosulvo Boho. Up 90 yesterday, thi
, ,tactlvitv had been confined mostly {
; the aorthern part of tho republic
b At daybscak Yesterday disbande'
81 Huifion regiment began aN attack nj
President Guillaume. and q band %
Il hls followers who took refuge Ia M
l4'HiN'NAlhl NAANN'f hfA'NN'' o. NN"'
nrcously.
] Gilloumo He'd to the French Jega
, tion lnd the most prominent Of hi
b supporters. General oscar. governor
s general of Port Au Prince. took rel
uge i1 the Dominican legation.
4 u became known during the da
p that political prisoners 10 the numb,
! OF tso had been executed yesterda
/, morning on orders issued hy Gcneu
a Osgnr. An infuriated crowd dragg'
"A this man from the shelter OF the D'
N uinican legation and executed him
M the street.
The second act Of retaliation can
A. today. The people counted Guilhun
re as also responsible Tor the execution
!. of yesterday and vented summa
M vengeance upon him.
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Washington. July 2N.-Consul Den
nison at Dundee. SCRland. reported
To the state department today that the
captain of the American ship Lee
lanaw stated under oath today he hnd
"cndcnyorcd To escape" ana only
brought his shin 90 a stop after two
warning shots we're fred AT him at
distance of two miles %, mad no
complaiut To- make of ms treatment
D., the submarine commander.
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CARS may come soon, IL the
court permits; Here's hop
ing they arrive before the
fair.
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thru Pueblo. where they visited the
daughter. Mrs. Elkins. Since their re-
turn. Mrs. Mccartney has been suffer
ing serious attack OF grip.
The stockholders of the Crooked
Ditch company, held their annual
meeting at Lincoln Park school house
Monday evening and elected the fol
lowing officers: A. L. Sprinkle. c. e.
Williams. E. E. Kibbie, d. A. Brown
and Glenn Kirkton. The first two men
were reelected from the previous
toard of directors.
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much surprised one day in passing
along the street to see her mother
taking part with a number OF other
ladies in prayer service in front of
a saloon. 1t was during the time OF
general crusade against the saloons
in Ohio and Mrs. Lahm believing in
the righteousness OF the movement
was helping it along.
Mrs. Lahm was one of the charter
members OF the Canon City Dickens
club. the second Oldest organization
of its kind in the United States. and
all times took an active interest in
its meetings and its studies. Mrs.
Lahm has made her home with Mrs.
Harding for abou; twenty-five years
and had many friends here who will
long remember her genial, kindly dis
ly disposition and splendid qualities
OF head and heart. She sustained a
severe accident six or seven years
ago and after that was confined to
her room the most OF the time by her
injuries. She bore her afiiction with
patience and cheefuiness and always
received her friends with a smile and
hearty greeting. The virtues she
possessed rendered happy her deciiu-
ing years TO herself and TO those
about her.
Mrs. Iahm was the mother OF three
children. OF which the only one sur
viving is Mrs. Harding Her husband
father and three sisters are buried
at Canton and she will be laid to rest
beside them in beautiful westiavn
cemetery there.
The funeral was held at the Hard
ing residence at 1870 O'Clock this af-
ternoon and was conducted by Rev
Floyd Van Keuren. rector OF Christ
Episcopal church. The body was tax
en- this afternoon to CASTOR for inter
ment.
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ONE Of COlORADO'S
OLDEST PIONEERS DEAD

One Of the two oldest settlers In
Colorado. Captain William Hamilton
Green. died last Saturday night in
Denver at his home. $50 West Fourth
street. He is credited with having
aided in laying out the town sites
Of Pueblo and Canon City In 1859.
and with having been one OF the FIRST
white men TO make his home IN this
section OF the west
Denver's claim TO the effect that
Captain Green was the oldest pioneer
in the state. is disputed by Stephen
s. Smith. elevator operator in the
federal building in Pueblo. Mr.. Smith
declares that he and Captain Green
came 10 Colorado together In 1859.
having travelled in each others com
pany from Kansas City. Mo.
I'VE reached Pueblo on April 25th
of that year. said Mr.. Smith this
morning, with conviction remera-
Der q particularly we'll because the
previous year ] had come as far as
Cimarron Crossing and returned Tn
Kansas City with the idea OF start.
ing a freight line. wasn't success.
full in that. but when came back the
next year II was with a wagon train
and Green was one Of my travelling
companions.
MY brother. 81 Smith. Was already
here, having come out in 1858. He was
injured in a stabbing ARRAY and was
DUST recovering from the wound when
I got here. The only settlement here
then was known as Fountain City.
over on the river that bears that
name.
Green went TO Canon City in 1859
with two surveyors and assisted in
laying out the townsite. Later they
all came here and laid out Pueblo
Incidentally. the "Buell. mentioned
was none other than the famous
Don Carlos Bueil. who afterward com
mAnded division OF the Northern
army In the civil war and was known
~ General Buell."
II believe that ] am now the oldest
pioneer IN the state OF CoiorAoo. e.
pecially whom continuity OF residence
is taken into consideration" said
MIR. Smith.
According to Denver papers. VIII
liam II. Clark OF that city 10 tho old.
est. He came to the state the year
after the advent Of Captain Green II.
however. Captain Green and smith
came here togethsr the claim Of
ciArk 10 explodsd.
incidentally. Smith And Green wers
warm trienda. The former mailed =
letter 70 Captain 0rssn saturday evs-
ming. probably . littls Whla boeses
Tho beaver vsenrAn ~. Il Was ~
pntli iAeDWed ~ ~ oanR Jsnsnal
thAt o1lsh hnsW ~ ~ ~ oonOoa-
tuAp AsnlA.--Pusolo olaeJorInol Z;
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THE 3RD
ANNUAL
POULTRY
EXHIBIT
DEG. 1918
MUCH INTEREST DISPLAYED BY
FANcIERs IN FORTHCOMING
SHOW AND LARGE DISPLAY IS
ASSURED.
TO ECLIPSE FORMER EVENTS

The third annual exhibit of the Ere
mont County Poultry and Pet Stock
association will be held in the Acme
block. 1872. T2i. 726 Main street. next
week. The show will begin on Mon
day and will continue untIl Saturday
evening. w. II. Bland. secretary OF
the association, IS very enthusiastic
over the forthcoming show and pre-
diets that fully six hundred birds will
be displayed. He says that there are
something like nifty or sixty varieties
of chickens alone in this community.
TO say nothing of turkeys. geese.
ducks. guinea fowls. pigeons, Belgian
hares and other stock eligible 20 ex-
hibition According 10 Mr.. Bland. pet
stock fanciers are very much inter
ested in the show and first-clAss dis
play is assured.
The show win be held in conjunc.
tion with the School Of Agriculture
and Domestic science to be conducted
here under the supervision OF the De
partment OF Agriculture next week and
viii be given an added interest and
importance on account OF that fact.
There are few localities IN Colorado.
or anywhere In the west for that mat
ter, where poultry does better or is a
more remuneratiye source Of income
than here and Il is every year becom-
ing more strongly an established in
dustry among our people. All OF the
standard and better known varieties
OF chickens are raised by the ranchort
In the Canon City district. and. In
many instances. the finest strains OF
these fowls are to be found here.
Competent judges stated at the pet
show here two years ago that Fremont
county was peculiarly adapted to ponl
Try raising and visitors At the 1914
exhibition reiterated that opinion.
Liberal prizes are offered 70 exhibi
tors here next week and IL is certain
that a good showing will be made. In
connection with the show lectures on
poultry raising will be given by ex
pertp at the business and the industry
can be studied from n scientific. as
we'll ms from a practical standpoint.
Those In charge OF the arrangements
are endeavoring to make the exhibi-
tion here next week the best OF Its
kind In the history OF the association
and the enthusiasm with which the
matter has been taken up by the pub
lie IL . guarantee OF It's success.
The merchants and business men OF
Canon City have provided large pro
portion OF the premiums TO be award.
ed the winners and are also keenly
concerned In the success OF the exhi-
bition. II Ia reasonably certain that
poultrymen from all over Fremont
county will take part in the show
and help make the exhibit one or the
utmost interest. f-
II. II. chase of Colorado Springs. q
licensed poultry judge, will be the Of
fetal scorer at the show here next
week.
The officers of the association are
Henry Allison. president; II. E. Tur
ner. vice-president; w. II. Bland. sec
retary: O. w. Yenser. assistant secrc
tary: W.. c. James. treasurer: II. Il
Mclean and r. d. McGregor. directors.
-------.--e-i
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FORTY MEN ON PAYROLL
AT FLoRENcE sMELTER

The force at the plant OF the River
smelling and Refining company has
been increased to forty men and the
regular monthly payroll which took
place Saturday turned several hun
dred dollars loose among the business
people. This force win be very ma
teriaiiy increased when the plant be-
gins operation which Manager utley
says will be sometime during Decem.
ber. but he is not sure Ms to the exact
date on account of delays In the ar.
rival Of necessary machinery. Flor
ence Citizen.
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slsrsa olsO A. noLosN. NO.

Word has been .rpceived mere Of the
death Of Mrs. J. J.IIamsltou. slater Of
Mrs. Jas. y. Mcclure and Mrs, Mary
J. RaldFidGs Of this city. at her home
IN Holden. Miasouri. 4 dAy q two agO.
Rev. Frank HAu9hsy Of Tile place
vas a'nSphsw q ne oteoasoe. Mr..
IlAmlltoa ha1 49, 8 nnlheF ol
vis'ss nsfs An1 Wtll - PenpAherel
~ . nunhsr q ~ DeeS,s.
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PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tobler return.
ed to their home on Park avenue
recently after spending several weeks
at their winter residence in Florida.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Anthony we're
Sunday visitors at the homes of their
daughters. Mrs@C NJ. Bailey and
Mrs. F. F. Maynard. They came in
from Eastern Colorado where they
are looking after matters of busines7
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Miss Vera McKinstry of Seattle,
Washington, is guest at the home
OF her uncle, MIR. w. II. McKinstry,
ON Poplar avenue. Miss McKlnstry
expects to remain for an extended
visit
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burkhard
and children OF Cripple Greek wers
visitors at the home Of Mrs. Buri
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SELLS sruogeAkER CAR

Jesse Campbell. agent for the Stude-
baker automobile. reports the sale Of
a new Studebaker -Four to A. L Earl
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he expects to fence and put into cult
yation next year.
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Mr.. Eugene Davis OF Orchard Park
was business visitor on the Park
one day last week.
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Mrs. A. A. HOFFMAN and sons Jack
and A. A. Jr-. OF Six Miie were visi
tors at the home OF Mrs. L F. Hoff
man on Tuesday of this week.
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Mrs. Latham and children after
spending two weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lewis, left for
their home on the Caldwell ranch in
the mountains.
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c. J. Fredrickson was out from th'
city last week with q surveyor, get
ting the lines to some land which
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Van Slyke an
daughter Mrs. sharman. visited seY,
raj days recently with relatives .
Buena Vista.
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PARK CENIER

MIR. Frank Coughlin OF Cripple Greek
was a Sunday visitor at the home OF
his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Coughiin.
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Hubert Stock drove down from the
District in his car Sunday to visit
his parents on Wilson Creek.
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II. E. Hoffman of Six Mile was a
visitor at the home of his brother.
Sam Monday OF this week
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: Mr.. Angus Hurd OF Lower -Four Mile
was transacting business on the para
Wednesday OF this week.
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Mrs. Robt. Pearcy who was injured
in runaway accident ABOUT a year
ago is improving rery slowly but is
able to get around the house with the
aid Of a pair OF crutches.
Miss Ora Mattoon who underwent
an operation at one OF the local hos
lpitAls q couple OF weeks ago has -
far recovered as to be brought to
the home of her mother. Mrs. NJ. Mat
toon where she is getting along nice
ly.
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hardt's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A
Norman last week.
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Rev Dean OF the Christian churc
of Canon City was out and preache
to an interested audience at tn
school house Sunday.
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MRs. LAHM

Continued From Page One,
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w. W. Rice. Jr.. made a busines
trip to Denver ON the tandem OF
motorcycle last week He says he &c
his moneys worth. but made the n
turn trip by rail
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Mr.. George Turner of So. cano
made q business Trip on the Park tn
latter part OF last week
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was SunuAy Vinitor Al tne nome Oh
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. b. Coughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaldson of
Coal Greek and MIS-. James Brennan
OF Swink. Colo. were guests at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Hoffman one day
last week.
Mr.. Owen Stewart OF South Canon.
spent Sunday visiting home folks on
the Park.
Ed o'Brien and son George. have
returned from Pueblo, ;wherv they
have been attending to some bust
ness matters
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The Lincoln Park Ladies' Assoica
ton win meet this week. Thursda,
afternoon. with Mrs. W. II. McKin
stry on Poplar avenue.
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W. c. James made his regular trii
To Cripple Creek this week with ap
Piles. cider. etc.
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Lee Nation has accepted posi-,
ton in Cripple Greek and seft last
week to enter upon his duties.
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Mrs. W. A. Clement left the last o
the week for Denver where she viii
spend the rest OF the winter with hel
daughter. Miss Ethel. who is takinl
course at Park business College
Mr. Clement viii take up his old bust
ness OF mining in the Cripple creel
district meanwhile.