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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
1er fall BON 9iinabmrg
beppritebeno.
Die anheren EOftionsn Der 9niien
bnrdbroden.
10 bel lnebrals 2O00 &c ia NJ
gtae gtmndlt ipurben.
Die Ruffen aud an anbes
rem punften gtfdldsen.

Btrlin, %. Sept. - Die neile
b<utids Offtniiobelusslns. bei Der ss
iid um bic einnabms Der pi4iisen
ruiIifa.n Jsiiuns Opinst (9iiHas
burg banSeIi. mddt i.st CUTE Gort'
iHriiis. Die Wiliidrbtb0rosn tiinbiss
ten ipdhrsnb bts 3ases an. bab bic
poiIiiontn Der RufIsn psiilid BON Der
G,abt burfbrohen unb mshr als
2009 Mann s.fansen senommen ipor'
ben feisn. Der bs5iisIi4s oiiisislls Be-
ridt latitst hi. fOlst:
.Weitlif<r arisssi6auplaB: Bon
ilarsm Weitr besiiniiisi, bat bic ats
tibitdt fcipObI Der ariilleris ME du4
Der 4piaiiisr an Der gan3sn Gront aus
asHommen.
.einsm ansriff Der Jrdn5oien. Der
ipabriteinli6 ssssH unIsrt poiiiionsH
beim JrisbbOf uon Sou6t5 asri4t.t
i,in fOlte. ipurbs BON unisrem elrtii'
lsrisfsusr el,ia om glHians Elm enoe
ssmddt.
Sin feiRSlitsr asroplan, Der bon
uns in granb ssi4oiI.n fuuroe, itiir5.
Il, In fIammtn itebsno. nOrbli4 Don
Gt. RsnebouIb ab. Gin anosrts Slug
5eua pnrbe iiio0itlih pom Yoli5lsrs
na6 .insm Sample in Der Cuff gum
eanoen sssipuns.n. Die 5niaiisn
purbsn ssiansen s.nommsn.
rllsbsr gpntsdsWouhOH ensasiris
eins uufsrsr Glus3euse 5ipsi fran3Oii'
i6s Qlpiaiiisr 5ipiiden ben beutidsH
uub ben fran3oiiidn ainisn. Sins Der
feinblidxn pur6e bsruniersei9oilsu.
.D,fIidsr arisssi9auPIds: = ar'
mxsrupps bss 5sIomari4aas Don
Sinbenburs: ~@sitli4 DON aenne'
ipaoa ian Der Dina. uussfdbr 80 Wssi'
len iis5fli5 pOn Risa). 1T Die
S6labt. bic felt mehrsr,n 1assn i'm
0ona. III, nod niat gu Gnee. Wir
mabisn bort ssiisru BEL unierem De-
e.nansrifi l5o GsfaHg.n.,
,Weiilif, pon TiHaburS sslans ss
uus, bic Dors,fsObsH.n poiiiionsn Der
Rufsn 81 our6brsteH. II OTii3Ier''
2lo5 Wanu unD 4 Maiainsnssidass
fi,len uns in bic Sanos. GsssnangrlIfs
auf bic 9oiiiiontu, bic mir iiibofIid
DON Diindburg ,robsr.. ,Durben dbse'
itlas.n. Der DiosriiaHo BEG JsinSss
in bsr gtsno sDiitsH Oi6nsidnd
uHb 5iili6 Don GubOoui.i, dm Garpid
glub, III ssbrrtwn. uHiere 2ruppsr
p.rfu!een ben auf BEN Riid5ug bs'
iinSli4.n Gsino. Der mshr ala 1000
exianssn, in unisr.n Sanosu 5uriid'
li,b. Im rsdtsn GIiisel iino nO9 IN
oer SsssnS Don RODOgsrOOsi admPf:
I'm GdHet.
.arm..srupps b.s Yrinssn eso'
poIb: Die rufiiitsn poiitiOHen
rp.ftli4 Dom WOIODsta iino pom uni.'
rm 1ruppsn s.upmmm porSsn. B,i'
Ter fiibli5 III biz Gag, unpsranosrt.
.armsssrupp. Oes GsIOmari@aaa
BON Dladsni,n: -.glOroOitIi5 uns
SItlit bon aosiidin ino anhali,ns
bsiiise admpfs I'm Gans,.
aauf BEN iaSOiiIi6tu arisssi4aa'
plas III bi. Gage i'm Gaussn uRtrdH'
psti.
cIm ctft1n, ,sSltiS, ftnb am
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
alm Jt,ua.J itnb am
Ztbr
Sinbtn bsfiist admpfs
sDif6sn Deftrrsi4trH

unp " len -.
Mien, 23. Sept. llsber eonbpn.
= Ck fOlssnSs Ofii,i,a. gsidnntmas
dung ipurbs bier am aSsne srlafi,n:
On Ssr oftsaIisii&m GrOnt tsrri9s
te an Dpnnerstas DsrbdItnismdbiss
stias. es fanbsu nur 9Orpoitsuss'
fshi. itati.
am S.pu Stub ano am Stpr ba'
ben pSbr.nb b,R 1ases an msbrsrsn
pun,i,n f,br b.ftiss Stfetts iiaiias'
funbsu. GHS0Iili6 Don RODo pOtja'
Isp tpurSn sipsi glnsriffs Der RuBsn
mii Isbr i4Drm gsrluiisn fiir bic
muIen obssl6Ias,n. 5sinSli4s Jn'
fonttris, bi, Ddbnnb Ssr Ra9s in
bss Qabs sss WsHaSuHs ssS StpE aSsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Cine 9lrnee ppn 10000
Wsann
gSahrideinlid Staliener, iii ben
Nliirten al oen SnroaHelleH sn
Silie sei6ift tuOroen.
Dte Sruppen pMroen auf
Der Snfel &emnos aes
Idnoet.


Berlin. 90. September. auf
orabtloiem QDeQe na6 Soppille Wis
Die uebsrieeii8e Na6riatena9entut
ertldrt. 1T cine neue, 10000 WlaHn
itarte gtrmee ben 2tuiirten on ben
0arbaneasn au 6ilfe gei6idt nOrOen.
DieIe gaa6ri9t 1T in elmer Dope
i6e aus 2ltben entbulteu. Die Der
itGrtunqen fir bic britii6en uno franz
a0iiiten 5ruppen IOllen in Uiubros,
auf Der SnieI 2emnos, i'm 4sgGiiben
Wieer 9sIaHoet porben ieiH.
Weun bic obige SufOrmation turs
rett lit, OaRn 1T dn3unebmen, oab
Die Heue 2lrmee DON SSfulien seihidt
nOrben 1T. SSSm porigen Ufonut sins
Gen ifOn transport Sampfer nit
oieIen 5ruppen an gurb unb DON
SrtegsItifIeu besIsitet Don Bari uno
cnoeren 6Gfen am aoriatti4en Reer
aug nit oeriiegelten Srores in Gee.
S9on oamaIs lpuroe angeoeutet, Dab
oteie 5rappen gegen bic Sartei pers
lpenoet lperoen pirDen.
. ulgariens 9orbereituns
gen fir BEN Srteq.
g ofia, guI9arisn. 90. Sept. -
ueber 9onoon. - Die bularifte RE
sierun9 bat angetunOist. OaB BON jebt
an teius pdhe fiir Reiien ins gtus.aub,
negeu Der lngepiBbsit Der Gage, msbr
ausseIteut perbsn piirben.
Die MiIitdrbeb0rosn baben anaes
tiinoigt, oab Die NiIitdrpflidtiqea
Dpm Sabre 1916 Ii6 Dor BEN 20. Ots
tOber sur drStliden uuterIu6ung Itels-
len miiFen.
Die Rsgierung bat Die 9tusfnGr Don
allen 9ebensmitteln, bon Sei5material,
Ssl, MstaQen uub 5ertilpaateen pers
boten.
Sine bieIige 7ettung, bas Organ bes
friiberen premiers 9us6off, Der Elm
promirentes Wtitslieo Der ruiIens
freunoIifer Sppoiitton 1T. bat am
9Onusrstas eiueu Appea an bic Sppos
iition erIaiien, in oem pieIe aufgsfOrosrt
pirb, bic Regieruns gu unteritiisen.
Der gremier Raooslapop slaubt, baB
cine baIOiee ausi0bnuns aIIer pcIiti.
Iaen garteien pabrI9einIi6 1T.
@Orbereitungen 9essH
eine Sffenftpe.
Rotteroum, %. Sept. - DGbs
renD Der lesten BO6en iinb bic ges
feitieunssperts Der Deutiaen in 9eIa
9Rn garB bebsutenb DeritGrtt porbeu,
uuo aud bic seItuussperie Don ellie
Iinb retonitruirt unb osritdrtt Dprbeu.
9ieIe @urii6tsmdBreseIn finb, bem
@ernebmen mad getroffeu tporben, nm
segen eine m0sliae SffeuitDs Der glIs
liirten Dor @intritt Der ResenSsit es'
Ichiiht al iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Wann Grmppen
9 oil 9eut d lamb fir bic
Snpaiton BON Ser6ieu
bereit b BEN.

Rib, Serbien, %, Sept. = Die
bette Snformation, bic bier gu srlans
gen lit, gsbt bubin, baB 9eutf6lanO
100000 Mann 9ruppsn fir einen
gerfu4, iich ben 9ur3Idmarit bur6
Serbien gu er3pingen, bersit bat. Man
1T bier 5iemliA felt oauOn iiber5sust,
buB pieis Offeniipe balo beginner
piro. SOpeit baben MIR Qrtillsrieaes
feate iiber Die 9ren5e itattgeflIn0en,
Die pabri6einIid, iniotpeit be 9eut-
iten in 8stra9t tommen, baup.Iidtia
ben 3tped baben, Ii4 iibsr bic Gispoiis
ton Der Ierbii4en Sruppen 3u orien=
tiren.
gHglanb brauht $500 Wtt :
litdrdr3te.
Gonbon, 70. Sept. - .@s blsibt
ans ni6ts dnberes iibrig, ais un5 an
bic Der. Staatsu 81 penben, I'm Die
nDtbiae .3abl pon 4er5ten Su erIaneen,
lpenn oieies 2aHD iie nid)t fteuer
lam" i6reibt Sir SGmss Barr. bel
Yi3eprdiiosut Der 2lFOciatiou bon
gler5ten uno S6erit 2eutnant i'm ga
Hitdtsoieuit, tnoem er bic Aer3te oes
2anOes auffOJbsrt. iia nod Der Sront
gu 6egsbsu.
rWir orau4en 25O0 Qtsr3ts" Ihreibt
Sir Samss, Der biH3ufiigt: ~ Die aous
itription piro singefiibrt perocH."
Spfer Osr IntsrieebOOte.
2onoon, %. Sept. - Der bri.
tif8e 0ampfer .GrOuingsu". DON 988
SonneH, lit Don siHsm llnterIeebOot
jsrIt0rt porosn. Gin UIonn Der Be
iaBuns tam ums 2eben uno mebrsrs
anoere puroen Derpunost. Die llebsrs
!ebeHoen puroen am 0onnerstas ges
Iunoet,
Der 0ampfer rSouinger
emma" uHtergsgangeu.
Der boIIdnoiihe 0ampfer naontn=
gen Gmma" DON 5000 Sonusn, Der
auf Der 5abrt Don gataOia, Jaoa.
mad 2lmIteroam auf cine Uins auiIief,
lit am 9onnerstag in Der 5bemis
umgsihIagsn uno untersegangen. Die
$50 YaFagisre paren oorber OOu bem
0ampfsr berabgsbolt porosn, Der i'm
Sh!epptau bic 5bemie hinaufgsbru6t
puros. ala er uuterging.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24
Or. 9mmba
9 II 9 t BEL einer &egieruns
bringeHb I'm u bberus
ung mad.


2Onbon, "a. Sept Cine SUM
tenbepsf4e aus Berlin Iugt, OaB Or.
&onitantin 0umba, Der 0iterrei6iI3s
lngarii4e 9oti6after in Den Ser.
Staaten, cine 9epefde an bas I. (.
auslpdrtige 2tmt gef4itt babe, in Der
er orin9enb um etns qntnort nit Be-
aug uuf iein ltrlaubsgsiu9 nachlu4t,
bamit er ieiner Regierung perIOnlib
8ericbt abitatteu tonne. Or. 0umbu
fol in Der 8epei6e angetiinbigt baben.
buB er bic 2lbIi6t babe, iidh am 28.
September on 8orb bes 9dmpfers
ROTTERDAM" etn3uIaiffen, er dber nur
Iiheres 9eleite pon Der umsritaniiaen
Regierung er6alten Tonne, na6oem er
formeQ abberufen tpproen lei.
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Wetterberi6t.

Sir Obto unb bas peftlibe
pennfDlpanien: 9beilpeiie tribes 8et.
ter am 5reitag unb Samstdg.
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2Seiter (aoli6 6etnoen d6 oie 2snQen
auf oem 2ia&5rg, pon oen
9eut(&e pert fo(st.

Die Shnr
Du eemnpsg gerrt9
nuubJ au 9Ban tnhsn 5tna 6uB
Ndtm Der
bort guukb tut uHo b. 4s
finn us arrt9
baud afr F9" e1'8
ba asaHtH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-24

bon benz 9eneral Rugstp dls So9rer,
rdtb dngeieben piirbe unb bdB, penns
alei6 Die Greigniiie bss &rieges ihon
i9fper duf Der g}ation lditeten, bieie
Boltsdusbru6e unQerehtfertiot ieien.
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Q 9Orbereitungeu 9essH
cine Sffeuftpe.

en- 6ampton Bead, 81 s., itrb
rs 9ebGube BON elmer Geuersbriiuit
eingeGI6ert pOrben. DER S9cben
teIGuit iia aui $4,000
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
CDo = ondAsln

Last spring shout twenty Of our locsl
ladies' took . course in bask etry to their
satisfaction, | hope; to the advantage
Of the Normal School, ] en- sure.
We have usode srranGemsnts With
Miss Blanche Rosa, . senior student, to
offer this course again this spring. Miss
Ross possesses unusual skill in weaving.
She had part of her trsinine in the
State Normal School ct Edinboro, end
will, ! am sure, give instructions Of =
high order.
The class will meet three times q
week beginning Tuesday, March 23, at
3:45 p. m. The course Includes work
with raffia, reed and splints from which
can be msde utensils of necessity o.
dainty woven baskets fer mere 0sna-
ments, such as fruit baskets, hanging
baskets, hswer baskets, sandwich tpays
and etc.
H. fee for the course is $50. This
inclufies oil material, and On sbundanct
If II has been ordered. The days on
which the class will meet 10 TO be DE-
tes0iasd ct the first meeting next Tues-
NJ study Of this craft 10 extremely
interesting and we hope . large Number
Of ~ WGnsn oon arrsnee to take thin
J. n. Kelley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
BALDWIN
ews-Champion Correspondents:

~Ws-ChAmplon Correspondence:
Monday, March Is.
Mrs. Wolfe is living in camp for the
summer.
On account of dull times several men
are leaving here.
Mrs Pressler went TO Gunnison last
week to visit relatives.
Ike Thompson was in Gunnison few
days last week returning Thursday.
The Star mine has closed down on ac-
count of condition of roads for hauling.
John Kurtz was here from Gunnison
lsst week visiting the Pressler family.
John keenan, is sick again. DIR. San
ford came up to see him last Saturday.
General Manager Peart was in camp
for few days last week. He left here
for New Castle Colo.
The sd news of the death of Steve
kilian was received last week He was
taken from his horne ut Dacono. Colo.
to the hospital in Denver March . and
after - operation for Appendicitis.
lived saly . feW days. He came d
America thirty years ego from Germany
and - Q host Of friendB oil over thie
state Who oil be very sorry to hear oi
bic 6eatA He leaves . wife and thros
cAilAFua - Q hrothse in 1sutt county,
~As oa0o - losk afSse his buBiooss oot
wm f0oAia OisA - foAily foe ooOa
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
N~eice e Gnal Sestlewest

In the matter Of the estate of NJ. scots
Dickey.
the 18th day OF April. A. ID. 1915, being one
OF the regular days Of the March term Of
the unity court Of Gunnison County. in
son Administering 81 said es1ate, will ap-
pear before the Judge of said Court,
AdministratriI pray the approval Of the
came. and gill then oSply TO be dischargA
ed as ouch AdmiHissrafriH at which tire
pear and present objections to the same.
II any there be-
Dated 1T Gunniooa. Colorado. March II
Dl5
AmAad0 DonAldson.
ASminiss.stria e - ssssss q = seco
Geo 4etheria0soo Asapsnsn.
Hiros F1blica8iea AoroA =. - LAaD
Rublicooio0 Ap9il =. ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
DE nlT CELEBRATES
10VDlE uaTnDlv

Wednesday afternoon ladies of the
NJ E. Aid Society, to the number of
forty, surprised Mrs. W. S. Ditto, the
occasion being the anniversary of her
18th birthday. The president of the
Aid, Mrs. F. A. Price, presented Mrs.
Ditto with beautiful Easter Lily.
After Mrs. Ditto had made a little
speech of thanks, Mrs. Nuckolls sud
denly presented Mrs. Price in her turn
with potted Easter Lily, Sunday be-
ing the 10th anniversary of her own
natal day. The rest of the afternoon
was spent in visiting and eating the
dainty luncheon brought by the MEM
bers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
Nseice e Fioal SettIeoest

In the matter OF the estate Of Howard $.
Marshall
the fsth day of April, A ID. 1915. being one
of the regular days of the March term OF
the County Court of sunnison County in
the state OF Colorado, l. Neta y Marshall
odministrAtriN OF eaid estate. Wiil appear
befors the yedGe OF said Court, presen nj
Gill then appls to Be diochoreed - such
0AmiaioeeaafiI et Which time end ploce
o04 DafOon in isterest may 0Opear and
1fSsses obieesions 20 tAe same, Il cay
thefe -.
DoSDd q Gu n aison. Colersdo. March II
vETA II MARsHALL
AAQiAieesoArin a the eoeaes a Howard
.. 1AeOAAH, DOce00eA
JssStSS. Hsr. =. %. L. f.s. A,riI
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
ols,unn1

O. fuesAay, Msrch q. eo@menciaG
at To D. m. . recital from fiction, the
dsoaa - lyric poetry will b. given BY
stu1saes N the department Of oesl Eng
lisA q tAe Coloesde stete N0emol School
by Tie following: Misses Ruth kilby,
Thsessa Mood, Noble Shonyo. Alice La
satss. Leoaa Bstes, Margaret Collins,
Sylvia Thomas, Helen Shonyo, Aris
TsAey, Lou LiGhtley. No admission is
chae6ed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Have you tried the mango cure for
dandruf? Ii . IL latest wrinkle in
higA ssciety. ssd Il - thiak soos Of
pour fneods soeIl baG-As.ss. tAAs 10
undoubtedly tAe cssse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
UuD10D 00
ssusday. oussA -

s~sdns, 0OsA -
2nGsslue o.svssus - usnn3 -.
dAy morning suhlsct vM -
SkeADS a - Cs0sa. esese. - =
~ sscoss4 = - sses.s q su1
sa.suksng To~ssa Eassse
EsssHg: "1ss~. H. Gs.n1-
ssaa. ~ ssssod . - 'ftAs EaU
spces q Jssus"
Gsosd music at boeA s<svicss.
Yes ss< cosdkslly invssed - ssAun1 q
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

The death of ". T. Piun Of Colorado
Springs. uncle Of Rev Z. n. Robsnsos
Of Gunnison, called that gentleman Il
ehe Springs lest weed
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

" r. kreutzer end fsmily vetsru<d
FRIDAY from two months IN Denver.
Their eldest son, Hillism has beeR very
vi with gsshsein9 ia his eas
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Mr.. and Nm. Rshert Hart ere expect
ed here from Arisons in . few days.
Mrs. Hart, will visit her parents, judge
snd Mrs. SpriGE Shsckleford, end the
harts may iocate in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

A nine Pousd bsby giri wss bora to
~. and nrs. c. n. SAoW on st. Pet
nck Day IN The nosusnG, Wednesday
March l7th. 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
4 II eIssls
0uoO 00

Osunns Ss1se @2
~ : - -. = kA vSS1
sA1u. = y . .
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs.. Rex CisrA Usat 10
SaIaa Wednesday. Nm. Clask 70 60
Re to the d 4 3 G Aospsssl for IN op-
0ratIon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
Glllnnl1g 0In0

Rsgsslne ssgvices sest Sunang OsGo-
iaG sad evsaiaG. sesaGas by - paeeus.
SuaaAy scAool q Ten o cloak. 0as hna-
dsed end thirty Ave Wsss pssssu6 -
Susday. Let " mshe 4 90 hundD06
sad fifty pext SundAy.
b TIE evsaSnG shess yiA - ~ 49,
lar soaG service, ~ oAsrtosy numnDs
Hiss Glsdys I~Ysrmsn.
TAe subject Of shs aaspiaG sss0aa
will be- "conscience and Conduct 1Su
sse cosdssIly iavitsd 10 eli Of shese -
vices.
Csc. L. NuCkoals, Poseoe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

VOR SALE-ny sssiAsess pssPsfty on
RsgtA n1aia stPsst, CsaaissA; eight
loea, tWO hoasss, eatAsueea, iacluding
go besa. Q. e. Day. ll-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
lu @ G uuH

t~si 7 49, 80 n - 90 -
esss'ssiiss yssa.sdAs
h,- A.. Ls.-y = n-.-~ s-a-.-s
- Soruss - ssu6-
k-s ksksa UssA - sss-pA.a . spus-
esDn ss ssschsr q ~ saAssis = Rsstsa.
AHssn DssH - saaag lsaks Csha
s"s'ss sosn for th< tssDsrs 'nssssuse.
A q brsaks moved nasAuv iuss our
- ne Csrs~or cofsaGss W wsss csn.s-
A nes pssao ~ sAs hsuss II q q
Noilins s the prsd< of ~ ye9nG lsds
ef the family
Mr. and nrs. T. ". Ess, s~sus.sd
Tuesday iron Denver end pspsrt . vssy
snJoysb vacation.
Ms White II Austin. Colo. ssoysp<d
81 thursday 10 visit 0ss. Pred Gsn
Aken setwesn tsssns.
NJ and nrs. Jssa Sapp sssus.sd q
tssnHlson Thsusday aoeaiaG sftss foas
months shssacs W ~ sost
] W.. q. t0oSoHn p1SooDo0 - G01>Eo01y
from Grand Juncsioa. So " psennsae
- 20 TO the coast ln . fec dAys.
Mr. and Mrs.. Rex CisrA vsat q
Sal'da WednssdaS 0ss Clask 70 70
sne to the ID 4 3 G Ao~pstsl for N ep-
sratIon.
nine Pousd bsby giri wss bora e
0r. and nrs. c. n SAsW on St Pet
nck : Day IN the nosusaG, Wednesday
March l7th, 1915.
The death of w. T. Piua of Colorsdo
Springs. uncle Of Rev. Z. h. Robsnsas
Of Gunnison, called that gentleman Il
ehe Springs last Wsek.
" K. kreutzer end family seturue<
FRIDAY from tWo months IN Denver
Their eldest son, 9illism has heea very
vi with gsthseiaG la his ess.
i Mr.. and Nm. Rshsrt Hart ere expect
ed here from Arizons IN few days
Mrs. Hart, will visit her parents, JudGs
snd Mrs. SpriGE Shsckleford, end tn
harts may i0cste in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Mrs. 4. Costshn sxsusnsd WsdnesdAy
from Grand Juncsioa. SAe " pisnusaG
- go TO the coast In fec dAys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19
Seed Osas 0.N

Extra good terminating Swedish
Select and kherson oats, recleaned
Samples on request. Tel. 66J2. R. p
Mergelman, lola, Colo. lot
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

rOA SAkC-nsslso0sdsssl hall hosisy,
az pse s.sl.sA = s:Ssss = the
70 0oeAOore C. - - Cl0se Eng
laaA. CuaaissA, Co,s. ll-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Has. r 49, 90 n - euv -
esEisgiI.e yssn.saAs
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Vel Vel Well
We dig new ones or clean old ones See
the Chinery Brothers. ll-l3
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

FOk SALE-st Ssanyside Poultry
YseAs, god laying hsas in aay num-
her desired. Mined varieties OF the
following pure strsins: Buff end White
OrpinGtons, Silver SpanGled Nam
bures, Rhode Island Reds asd Buff
Leghorns. Pekin- Rouen ducks, Bronze
turkeys, including IN extra fine Bronze
gobbler. Mrs. s. C. Fisher, Gunni-
son. Phone STA lift
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

FOR SALE Seddle ssd bridise. NJ
r. d. Sanford. II
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

k-s kSksA Us1A - sss-vA-d 49,
esDH ss ssscAer a - soAsos g Rsetun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

M. and Mrs.. Jesa Sapp sssss.~d 70
&sanHlson Thsusday oeeaiRg sftss fosr
0onshs shssnce W ~ -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

a Z. kr~sks sossd na~Anv iuss 90
- NE Csrssoo cottages W vs~s Guass-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

h~ A.ss Lsssy q n.sss sus-ss
- Soru.sl - ssuS-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Asssn l'uaai - e0aag 1onks Cahin
eosiss aosn for shs fssuar'e u.ssssuss
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

FOR SALE Several extra go0d Wogk
hosses. Blsck SD Oets ct y. 60 pei
huaApsd. o. C. Eishss, Cuaaissa, Ceao
Phone STA. lift
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

nes pssao ., The hssss u q q
Noiiins ls the prsd< of ~ yesnG ls<1ss
of the family
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Mns White II Austin. Coso. sssysp<d
- Thursday 10 visit IN. Es~d Gsa
AkeH Detwesu tssins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

Mr. and 0ss. T. ". E~s~s s~susasd
Tuesday from Esuser end sspsrt veg
onj abe vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-19

FtR SALE Almost new buggy thiDlu
S3. See ut News -Chsmpioa olsice.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28

mess by his wife, who has splendid
business qualifications and has add
ed much to the success and pOpu-
arity of this concern.
We are proud of the Louisville
Store, we are proud to have in our
midst Col. and Mrs. Newmeyer and
we heartily commend these good
people and their merchandise to
the buying public of this and sur
rounding counties.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28

pany since 1902 and has done an an
nual business of $500,00O.00 with
annual collections of $S0,000.000.
The company thought so well of the
business here that the office has been
established on the Cashier basis,
with Miss C. III. Stowell in charge.
The offices are splendidly equipped,
there being a Cashiers office, doc
tors examination room, a private
office for Mr.. Hoffman, and a GUS
toners office, all Of them equipped
with the most modern furniture and
equipment, which insures the pa
irons the best possible service to the
minutest detail.
There is scarcely an insurable
man in Mt. Sterling who is not
numbered among the State Mutual
policy holders, and many State
officials and government officials
are also holders of policies.
The State Mutual is not a ''hy-
by-night" concern, being the third
oldest company in business; incor-
porated in 1914, their 1915 state
ment shows company of $43,-
100000 of assets and nearly $780,
100000 insurance in force; not the
largest company in the business but
a company which has shown a
growth every year OF
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28

sition made many friends. He is
exceedingly popular and competent
and is proving quite an asset to this
concern. Mr.. AdamsOn is one of the
best known tobacco men in this sec
ton and is an expert judge of the
weed.
That The Whitehall will show a
large increase in pounds sold this
fall no one doubts and the grower
is asked to bring their tobacco to
them where "The Highest Dollar is
Realized
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28

its existence.
Mr.. Hoffman is a hustler from
start to finish and speaking of Give
wire," well, that's his name. Each
month finds him "way up yonder'
in the lists, showing the bushes
written by the various State ageH
cies of his company. There an
more State Mutual policy holders
in this region than Of any other
company, this fact being due solely
to the superiority Of Mr.. Hoffman's
company and the ability Of himself
and hustling assistants in being
able to show why you should have
your life insured in the State
Mutual.
He is alwaS alert and ready ia
grasp every proposition which has
a tendency to better put his name
before the public and his phrases
"Talk with Hoffman" and "Wheu
you Think of Insurance, Think Of
Hoffman" are known to everyone.
The cut in this sketch shows
that Mr.. Hoffman does not stay at
home altogether for business, but,
as he enthusiastically says, eve
go anywhere for business"
We are glad of the opportunity
to pay this compliment to this COM
petent and deserving gentleman IL
this edition.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28

highest respected colored citizens
and a meber of the City Council, is
proprietor Of this establishment Z.
He is worthy and reliable ard enjoys
a large patronage. He is an expert
in his profession and when your
garments are sent to his place they
receive the careful and -painstaking
services of an expert. All work is
promptly and correctly done and
particular attention is given TO de-
livering garments when promised.
A specially is made of dyeirc md
every garment is guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
The fact that the proprietor has
had 81 years of experience is proof
of the excellence Of his workman
ship. Mt. Sterling is truly fortu-
nate in having such a complete es
Adjustment within its bounds.