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wIMfNGToN.

Mrs. Jennie Essex Willard was a recent caller of friends here.
 Dr. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor of Will limantic motored up for lunch at Hill side on Sunday.
 On Saturday morning Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Preston, Miss Preston and Miss Copeland motored to the borough.
 Miss Dorothy May Pierce and her cousin, Maude Cady, of Providence, R. l., are visiting friends and rela- tives.
 Rev. John Marvin and Mrs. Marvin of Boston, who have boys camp in Eastford, got off their route and had trouble with their machine near Konjookety Thursday evening, and were the guests of MT and Mrs. Chaunoey Reed for the night.
 A sewing meeting will be held with Miss Palmer Friday, the 11th. All the ladies in the community are cordially invited tosbe present and to beceis,e members of the society. Pay ment of dues is now in order Let us have larger mem bership this year than ever before, of those willing minded to work for the benefit of all. Sunday afternoon it was privilege to listen to the West Stafford pastor, Rev. MT. Ballantine, whose fine and eloquent sermon was much enjoyed by all. He spoke appreciatively of the spirit ill which the federation of the churches was carried out, and was so gracious as to admit that there was warrant for the notices of this Press correspondent.
 Saturday night an unfortunate motorist went to MT. Amidon for first aid, which was cheerfully extended, and the recipient was enabled to go on to Stafford Springs, and in passing we are prompted to say that the new garage adds greatly to the appear ance of the borough, and seems to be just what that long time vacant lot has been waiting for.
 On Sunday morning Rev. MT. Darrow, in exchange with Rev: MT. Bullantine. preached at West Stafford. He was accompanied by Floyd Ayers | and Mrs. Preston. who is always glad to renew her acquaintance with that | church, commenced more than 30 years ago, when Rev. W. Moore was pastor and Dea. and Mrs. Origin Dimook among those who gave a cheerful home-like welcome. Now one finds their grandchildren and great grandchildren, but the cordial atmosphere is the same as always. It was pleasant to find Deacon Dwight Glazier in his accustomed place. The music was excellent, the decorations artistic and MT. Darrow's sermon at tentively listened to by old and young.
 At the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid society held Friday after | noon in conference room the old board of officers were reelected President, Mrs. Preston; vice-president, Mrs. Darrow; honorary vice. presidents, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. | Morrison, Mrs. Dimock secretary, Mrs. G. V. Smith; treasurer, Miss Palmer; chairman program committee, Mrs. Amidon, of sewing committee Mrs. Brown; of missionary committee, Mrs. Smith. It was voted to hold the rummage sale the first week in July. Exact date to be given later, Mrs. Darrow, committee in charge, to choose her own assistants. Those having articles to contribute will please leave them with Mrs. Darrow or Mrs. Brown. It is hoped that a sewing machine that may be used by the Ladies' Aid society will be among ! the contributions
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FOR SALE

The shed used for storage by the Hudson Garage Company while constructing their new building This shed, which stands west of the garage, belongs to us and must be moved soon. It contains the following items of lumber:
 560 1t. chestnut 6x6 and 4x6,
 232 t. 4x4,
 s6S 1t. Spruce ax4 and sx6,
 1,470 it. Gin hard pine boards, blamed,
 matched and beaded,
 1,O50 it. 2-in. chestnut plank,
 800 sq. fl. asphalt roofing,
 One window.
 In building this shed every care was used that might make It pos ible to take 1t down without damage to the lumber. It will be solo as it stands, or will he taken down and delivered
 SOMEONE GETS A BARGAIN Beginning May 18th, and until october ist, our yard will close at noon on Saturdays
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Evening Thinas up.

"Going to stretch your legs?'' we ask
 cd the man who supports thirteen rela- lives.
 "Only the other one," he replied in sxplanatiOn.-EXc
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PURITY

The 1ngredi ents of the food you eat and give your children should be pure and healthful beyond any question.
 Various food officials and pure food experts have frequently endorsed Royal Baking Powder as being superior to all other simi- lar preparat ions, and many of the great chemist of the world, including most of those of official position, have given like test imony. No other article of food has ever received such emphatic commendat ion for purity, strength and Wholes oneness, from the most eminent authorities, as Royal Baking Powder.
 Because Royal Baking Powder adds only healthful qualities to the food is one of the reasons why it is always pref erred by teach CTS of cookery and the medical profession.
 ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,. New York
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Windham High, o OOOOO3 1-9 Stafford High, OOOOO1 3-4
 Two-base hits, Reilley. Dawson ; stolen bases, Reilley, Hoixe, Pickett double plays, Pickett to Navir, Navir to Reed; bases on balls, by Shepard ], Morrison l ]: struck out, by Shepard 10. by Morrison 6; passed balls, Hoixe. Dawson; time, 1.45; umpire, Green.
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Tiff For Tat.

Until now. sir. have never been rvAced to ask you for loan.'
 Until now. sir I have never been forced to refuse you Philadelphia Ledger.
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A Definition,

A smile: The lighting system ot the face and the heating system of the heart-Woman's Home Companion
The Press., 1915-06-09

Eczema spreads rapidly; itching almost drives you mad. For quick relief, Doan's Ointment is well recommended. 5Oc al all stores.
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His Status.

''Is your neighbor on the right an ec- lectic, MT. Jinks?'' "No. He's Smith. '' Baltimore American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
WAS A LEADER
IN STATE LIFE
Continued from first page

topic Vermont he delivered the ad-
dress at Montpelier's centenary celebra-
ton at the state capitol and he spoke at
the dedication of the new city hall in
Montpelier in 1911.
As commitment of the Episcopalian
church, he had served as vestryman of
Christ church in Montpelier and had held
various Offices in diocesan administra-
ton. He was high in Masonry, being a
32nd degree member.
Mr.. DeBoer's executive ability was
recognized by selection to many posi-
tions, such as trusteeship in st. Johns
bury academy, Montpelier seminary,
Vermont Episcopal institute at Burling-
ton, the Wood art gallery and the Wash
ington county grammar school in Mont
pelier. He was charter member of the
Actuarial society, was member of the
Vermont Historical society and in college
affiliations was member OF the Kappa
Kappa Kappa fraternity and of Phi Beta
Kappa.
In 1855, the year following his gradua.
ton from college, Mr.. DeBoer married
Augusta Charles Featherly of Albany,
n. Y, and they had five children, of
whom four are now living, as follows
Ethel Arend Field, Minnie Arend De-
Boer, Paul Kuiper DeBoer and Elizabeth
Arend DeBoer, all of Montpelier, the son
being student at Dartmouth college
and the youngest daughter, Elizabeth, a
student at Bishop Hopkins hall in Bur-
lingtOn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
cANADA's NATIONALIST"
Increasing Indiscretion of the Rhetorical
Mr.. Bourassa.

IL seems fairly clear that Mr.. Bouras-
as scandalous utterances should be PEE
remptorily brought TO a close. So long
as he contented himself with railing in
an academic and name way against Brit
ish supremacy in a time OF peace there
Was no reason for interfering with his
stream OF invective, but his efforts are
now directed toward discouraRing the
voluntary enlistment OF French-Cana-
dians, and the only way TO stop this is
20 prosecute him for what is in a time
Of war an undoubted and fagitious crime.
He has been abandoned by bis most
conspicuous adherents. Mr.. Blondin, who
few years ago told how il was nee
essary IN securing French Canadian lib
erty 20 shoot holes in the Union Jack,
is now making public appeals 10 his COM
patriots 10 enlist, and Mr.. Asselin. the
real originator Of the nationalist" move
meut. has himself entered the service
under the Franco British alliance.
III Mr.. Bourassa is allowed 70 continue
his TRADES with impunity others may
follow HE example. The fact that be
was invited. four years ago, 20 make an
election speech in Prank Cochrane's con
stituency should not make him immune
noW from prosecution by the government
q which Mr.. Cochrane is a member.-
Toronto Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
Harrison-Du Frayne Players.

Lovers Of good plays properly present
ed At popular prices should BE- interested
in the coming Of the Harrison-Du Frayne
players which opens a weeks engagement
at the Pavilion Theatre to-day. Bearing
IN mind that old and true rule. "the
plays the thing" the company offers
their patrons this season some OF the best
class Of PLAYS obtainsble for repertoire
production. As with the plays, 40 with
the acting company, Il IL high grade In
every respect. and 20 make the attraction
complete, the management promises some
extra good specialties between the acts
No attraction playing ~ popular prices
offers the theatre-going public more for
their money than DO the Hsrrison.Du
Frayne players.
Tho opening play. "The Chorus Girl"
- not a iurid mslodrsma. but an excel.
lent comedy drama. II y different than
most PLAYS 81 fts Kind inasmuch ~ the
characters are not overdrasm. II il chuck
fuli Of good comedy. the kind you feel de-
lighted ts laugh a. and the sentiment i
80 hsrmoniously hiendcd pith Il that yon
wih gay when leaving the theatre. Tn
glad 7 came. What are you going 10 play
20 ulmrou f--adr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
FORD PEACE PARTY
is NOW TRYING TO
AROUSE SWEDEN
Not Recognized by Swedish League
Can't Go Through Germany
TO the Hague.

Stockholm, Dec. 27.The members of
the Ford peace expedition have held va
rious meetings in an endeavor to arouse
a peace sentiment in Sweden. These
meetings were not accorded an official
character. The Swedish peace and arbi-
tration league decided that it was unable
officially to recognize the expedition, be-
cause the expedition came without Off
cial recognition in America.
Those who have been in charge of the
expedition since Mr.. Ford's departure
for the United States say that they are
still without a definite program Of pro-
cedure. The members of the peace mis-
sion will leave Stockholm on Wednes
day night and arrive at Copenhagen
Thursday. Information has been re-
ceiyed that it win be impossible to go
to The Hague through Germany. Hence
this will necessitate the chartering of a
steamer from Denmark and proceeding
to The Hague by the sea. The peace ses-
sions win end about January 7, when
most of the members OF the party will
return to the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
SHOT AS CHRISTMAS GREETING.
Troy, N. j., Young Woman Did Not Know
Weapon Was Loaded.

Troy, N. y, Dec. 27,-John Mold, 20,
called at the home OF Miss Nellie Conroy,
20, Saturday morning to wish her a
merry Christmas. The couple are relat-
ed through marriage and had been
friends for a number of years. The
young woman picked up pistol, the
property Of a member of her family,
and pointed it at Nold's head, saying:
Look out, am going to shoot you"
She pulled the trigger and Mold fell life
less. Miss Conroy said she did not know
the weapon was loaded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
MONUMENT TO SANTA CLAUS.
Association to Have New
York Building.

New York, Dec. 27.-New York's
Christmas day brought the announce
ment that architects have been commits
stoned to prepare plans for monument
TO Santa Claus in the form of building
which viii serve as headquarters in that
city for the international Santa Claus
association. While the structure win be
designed for utilitarian purposes it is in
tended to exemplify the spirit of Christ
mas The plans viii provide for Lii
putian auditorium where children's plays
viii be given and bazaar for the free
Of new toys to encourage the
toy making industry in this country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
Painters, Attentioni

Local lss painters and decorators. will
hold its next regular meeting on Tues
day. Dec. -. at ?. m. in painters bal
An members are requested 20 attend.
Election of officers, also hsllotinF for
general officer q the brotherhood. A. ~.
stafford. Y. $
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
Where knowledge Failed.

"Of course said Farmer Contossel.
"Joshs superior knowledge is a great
thing"
"Don't you think il has practical wall
ueg"
yes, suppose it has. But noticed
this afternoon that his bein' able TO call
a yalleriseket by his real scientific name
didn't make the critter a bit more So
ciable or forbearin'. Washington Star.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24

-
South Americal-Bryce.
Pan Americaninm.-Bry
Incas Of Peru.-Markham.
Seven Day Books:
Boy Scouts Of Black Eagle Patrol
Quirk.
Guns OF Europe.-Altsheler.
Lucky Seventh-Barbour.
Princess and the Clan.-Piper.
The following books have been
added to the rent list and may be
taken ont for i've cents q week.
Pollyana Grows Up.-Porter.
I Flying US Last Stand.-Bower.
Tanning of Amorette.-Warner.
Girl OF The Blue Ridge.-Erskine.
Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley
Maniates.
Mary Moreland.-van Worst.
Mr.. Grex of Monte Carlo-oppen-
helm.
Ruggles of Red Gap.-wilson.
Martha of the Mennonite Country.
Martin.
Turmoil.-Tarkingto
Lone Star Ranger.-Grey.
Angela's business.-Harrison.
House of the Misty Star.-Little.
Sword of Youth.-Allen.
Pepper.-Hall.
Patrol of the sun-Dance Trail.-Con
nor.
Hepsey Burke.-westcott.
Jaffery.-Locke.
Sleeps Clothing.-vance
Harbor-Poole.
Still Jim.-willsie.
Contrary Mary.-Bailey.
His Official Fiance.-Onoins.
Far Country.-Churchill.
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CaIista. both Of whom were furmer-
~ Sister Directress at the Academy
ana the Misses Helen Wyland. and
Jean Kirshton and Mrs- C. q. Quill
Of the alumnae. all from Chicago were
also in attendance.
Eight sisters from Longmont. Louis
vile and Pueblo came few days ago
to attend the Pioneer Jubilee banquet
witch win be held this afternoon
and were present at the exercises.
Every class since the school was
first openoh was represented among
the alumnae.
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CANNON CITY gLks TO Los
ANGELES CONVENTION

The special train bearing the Col
orado Elks to the Grand Lodge con-
vention IN Los Angeles. TO be held
July - to II. inclusive. will pass
through Canon City about Z o'clock
Thursday afternoon. July sth. Mr..
and Mrs A. ]. Turner and Miss Bes.
sic Bash. the former is the official
delegate to the grand lodge conven-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Turner and
others viii Join the train here. II is
expected that at least a half dozen
people from here will take advantage
OF the opportunity afforded by the
Elks special train to visit Los Ange.
les and the San Diego and San Fran.
cisco expositions.
The delegations from Cripple Creek
and Victor will join the official train
at Colorado Springs.
The Pueblo Elks are planning to
take along with them band Of forty
pieces. DELEGATIONS will be picked
up after leaving here at salida, Buena
Vista. Leadvilley Glenwood Springs,
Montrcse. Grand Junction and other
Colorado towns.
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PROF. J. Il. ALLEN MAKES SHORT
VISIT HERE.

Prof. J. H. Allen. at one time sup
erintendent Of the Canon City public
schools. but for the last ten or
twelve years holding a similar posi-
ton at Grand Junteion, stopped over
in Canon City Thursday night to re-
new old associations. Prof. Allen
was on his way to Greeley to become
an Instructor in the summer school
OF the Colorado State Teachers col
lege.
OF the three older members Of Prof.
Aliens family. who viii be best re
membered here. Arthur is in Chica-
go. where he is engaged in Y. NJ. C.
A. work; Miss Florence is a student
at the state teachers college at Gree
ley; where she will graduate next
year; and Harold is in Grand juno
tion. where he recently completed the
course OF study In the high school. He
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Fl the Chautauqua Friday Night

ing which they brought forth stirred
the whole audience The musical por-
tions throughout the play were espec-
tally good.
Miss Evelyn Mccarthy as Lysander.
Miss Alica Amundson as Helena de-
serve good mention for their interpret
ations Of their various parts
Miss Alice Cunningham as Bottom.
the wea5sr. exhibited kindly Wit and
clever art in her portrayal
The dear little girls. Evelyn welch
as Peas-Blossom. Frances Failon N
Cohveb. Dorothy Goodloe a. Moth,
Lois Baldwin ~ Mustard Seed and
Florence Polk a. ckangling Boy
we're indeed an important part Of the
show and obeyed most dutifuily the
behests Of the King and Queen
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24

ham Remedies Vegetable Compound
and Sanatiye Wash. am now well and
strong and can do all my own work
owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and want other suffer-
ing women to know about it - Mrs.
H. E. MABEN, 211 S. Spring, St, Muir
freesboro, Tenn
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for nearly
forty years proved to be most valua-
Bile tonic and invigorator of the female
organism. Women everywhere bear
willing testimony to the wonderful vir-
tue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Why Lose Hope
No woman suffering from any form
of female troubles should lose hope u1-
til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham 9
Vegetable Compound fair trial.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia e. PinkhaA Iediclne Co. (cOnil.
dentiaD Lynn, lass. Your letter VIII
be opened, read and answered BY .
woman and held in strict confidence.
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MUSICALE At AcAD-
EMY 1HuRSDAY.A. N.

Miss Evelyn Mccarthy. Miss Edna
Morrison. Miss Ethel Handiey. Miss
Irene Hay and Miss Fern Handley
were the accomplished musicians who
gave the commencement musicale at
the Academy Thursday morning. 1t
Is their last musicai before they re-
ceivs their music certificates from the
Academy department of music.
An Of these young ladies possess
splendid talent and their renditions
of the various numbers amply proves
.iIis assertion.
A large number OF guests were
present for the event and enjoyed .,
thoroushiy.
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An ELABORATE PRODUCTION
10y pErsn srsal,No.,

The earth hath bubbles. a. the
water has. and this q one Of them"
william Shakespeare one time said
that. ana u is certainly nptly ap-
>Ss:ee 70 hss sparkling play. "AIidnum-
mer Nights Dream. wnsen-sise -ssx--
dents OF Mt. schoiastica's Academy
excellentiy interpreted last night at
the school auditorium.
Differing largely from the profess
sionais who have produced this play
and who have depended entirely upon
tho characters for their strength. the
students confined their efforts large
iy to the modified spectacular by the
rare harmonizing OF eolors In the
beautiful costumes which were worn
BY the air of pageantry which was In
jected into many scene sof the play
with remarkable effect
Those taking part displayed mark
ed training and the result OF their
many hours OF study and rehearsal is
indeed commendable and worthy OF
all the effort expended. II Is evident
from tho many remarks heard from
those who Witnessed the play that.
from the spectators standpoint It
save more general pleasure than any
play ever given at the school.
From the standpoint OF production.
nothing more elaborate or rs success
full carried out has been given by
the benedictine sisters hero. The
scenery effects and tho costumine was
unusually high class. The costumes
were made by the sisters themselves
and the dainty colorings blended
beautifully.
Miss Virginia Mccandless. talent
cd young lady from Florence. who
possesses = wonderfully sweet and
clear voice. made the most distinct
Impression because Of her superb
handling OF the part Of obregon.
King Of the fairies. Miss McCandless
ID = hne appearing young LADY, the
daughter Of J. Victor McCandless,
county commissioner.
Miss Susie Gardner. . striking
brunette, contracted admirably with
the fair features Of Miss Mccandless
and as Titania. queen OF the fairies.
should be complimented. Miss Mar
garot Henderson - Puck. or Robin
Ooodfellow who masters = decidedly
peculiar situation. exhibited her re-
mArtable talent for acting to good ad.
vantage. Miss Hendersca possesses
: splendid memory a. was evidenced
last night
one q The prettiees moments Of /
~ whole play cane during The duet
bctwesn oesr1a. kinG q tho fairise.
~ ~ Nina En,sxs lllsl KethFyn
I'1xa61 11tlF vcii Dlt11t6
rti,iV -. ~ oI1cil. ~ ~ i.
|r.t- Il r. 4 v t $50 a.I ". I4If y
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4 MISTAKE MADE ~ MANY

Don't walt for rheumatism to indi,
cate diseased kidneys. When you suf
fer pains and aches BY day and
sleep disturbing bladder weakness by
nikht. feel tired. nervous and run
down. the kidneys and bladder should
be rest red 70 healthy. strong and
regular action. It is . mistake 20
postpone treatment Foley kidney
Pills put the Kidneys In sound.
healthy condition and keep. them
actlvo nna stFonS. Besin taking To-
~ Qtcd rssnlp follow ths arst
nm co1,'nn Dnuu lTCnn.-alx.
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rHiRrY-slx FOR Is CENTS

DR.. Kings New Life Pills are now
supplied In wcll-ccrked glass bottles.
containing SO sugar coated white pills.
for e5c. One pill with glass Of water
before retiring Is an average dose.
Easy and pleasant to take. Effective
and positive In results. Cheap and
economical 20 use. Get = bottle to.
day, take : dose tOnlsht--yOur Con-
etipAtion vill b relieved b the morn.
ihg. - for sc. a ~ DruGsiats.-
~.
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err Whose cFatory carried moro than
words ana sentences. II carried pow
er and magnetism that went where
words could not
There are only . few Of that type
Of orators left today. Gov. Glenn Is
one Of them. He IL . great, master
fui eloquent. fiery speaker.-4he kind
who have done 90 much to turn pub
lie opinion into history.
He brings to the riatform all the
yiGor ef : big man. the experiences Of
Congressman. Of United States
District Attorney. and Of Governor,
as well as the inherent qualities oi
the Southern orator.
Just now he 10 member from the
United States Of the international
boundary Commission.
As Governor he was not afraid tc
fight NOR to express his ideas. II
was he who said: 81 have an ambition
to show the people of North Caroline
that Governor can do something be
sides pardon criminals His record
shows that he did. too.
Don't lose the opportunity to hear
this hGrand 'old Man Eloquent
America hasn't produced so yer,
many greater ones.
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new BOOKS RECEIVED
At THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

An installment of new books has
recently been received at the Public
Library and are now ready for cir.
culation:
Doubleday Page 3 Co.'S New Ma
ture Library.
New International Encyclopedia.
Rocky Mountain Wonderland
Mills.
Great Salt Lake Trail.-lnman.
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MoroREo ovER FRoM SPRINGS

Mrs. Frank l. Bunten and children
motored over from Colorado Springs
Thursday afternoon and win visit In
Canon City for few days as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley A.
Turner. The run from Colorado
Springs was made in an hour and thir
'ty-hve minutes.
: Mr.. Bunten is now engaged in the
operation Of a titney bus service In
Colorado Springs. Manitou and the
Garden Of the Gods.