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The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
ST, RARNA8A1 CHURCH
Rev. Edwin johnson, Rector

Fourth Sunday After Easter.
s a. m.-Holy Communion.
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Morning prayer and sermon
1880 p. m.-Evening service.
The services on Sunday will be con
Quoted by Bishop Brewster. A cordial
invitation extended to al.
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Welcome May day.
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Dr. Bricker, Osteopathic physician
2. o. Bldg. Diseases of women. 4-2a
4r. and Mrs. Gray Steele visited
friends in Grand Junction last Monday
and Tuesday.
DE. Brieker, Osteopathic physician,
Nsstoffice Bldg. Nervous diseases a
apecialty. 4-2A
Last Tuesday Clerk Hubbard issued
. marriage license to Dell Stafford of
Provo and Miss Irene Smith of Cripple
Creek.
Rev. Edwin johnson, pastor of the
Episcopal church, was unfortunate by
the loss of valuable watch and chain
last Tuesday.
Dr. Bricker, Osteopathic physician
Postotfice Bldg. No surgery or drugs
424 = = =
Wanted Position-Young lady with
some knowledge of stenography, desiyes
clerical work of some kind. Address Y,
Glenwood Post. 4-29-1t
A number of Glenwood Elks went up
to Aspen Wednesday evening on a
special train to witness the work on a
class of 13 candidates.
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Mrs. Anna Bair, chairman of the su.
preme board of managers of Royal
Neighbors, departed Wednesday morn.
ing for Grand Junction.
DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted Citisens
Bank Bldg.
DR.. Stewart was called to Rifle last
Friday to perform a surgical operation
with Dr.. Berry. The Post did not learn
the name of the patient.
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Fred E. David and Miss Anna Stew
ems, both of New Castle, were married
in Glenwood last Wednesday afternoon
Justice Rice officiating.
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Senator Napier and Representative
Noonan go to Grand Junction today t.
attend = banquet given in honor oi
Governor Carlson and party.
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For Sale-Three dozen young, laying
hens, Buff Orpingtons.
MRS. H. B. WALZ.
5-1-3t Phone, Glenwood 72R:
Division Engineer Rosenberg and A
J. Dickson were in the Carbondal
country the first of the week directin:
the setting of division boxes in tn
Park ditch.
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A press dispatch from Salt Lake thi
week indicated that DR.. Hotopp, FOX
neriy of this city, is in trouble, au
to what is pronounced carelessness il
IN operation.
Fur sale-Thres excellent residene
lots on Bake avenue. Sewer an
cement sidewalks all in. Call at tn;
s9iee.
Last Friday evening At the Methods
church a Mr.. Eaton of Boston deliv
ered lecture on Christian Scienc
which was very much appreciated b.
the local followers of Mrs. Eddy.
After the welcome and unwelcom
SHOWS and wintry winds, We usher il
the May day, for the season of 1915 i
upon us bright in its every prospect
Welcome May day, the gladdest of III
year.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows an
the Rebekahs last Monday evening eel
ebrated the Goth anniversary Of tn
founding of the order, by partaking o
. splendid supper which the Rebekah
had prepared for the occasion.
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The many friends of John Noonan
= I. L.. D. bo< 1o C,
far improved that he has been able t.
accompany his folks on few shor'
drives and he is now showing some
gain in strength and appearance.
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While you are in Glenwood eat a
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

(By The Messenger
10 a. m.-Sabbath School.
IL a. m.-Preaching Theme, 1.-The
Doves and the Kettles.'
p. m.-Epworth League. Topic,
personal Holiness.'
s p. m.-Preaching. Theme, "What
of the Fallen Tree?'
Let every one Of us plan to hear
Chancellor Buchtell in one Of his great
sermons on Thursday evening, May 1'.
Everybody invited, and no collection.
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4Ho1ouaHBREp rou11HY

Five varieties Of Thoroughbred poul-
try, White orpingtons, Bs1 Orping-
tons, Black Ninorcas, 1Aede Island
Reds and White Leghorl1. Ny bafds
ere Winaes. Eggs for solo.
k0A1x.
A-1e New Cas11A OsassaAs.
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0u1lD4 SCIENTIST

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924 Cooper Avenue
Sunday School, 10 q. n.
Sunday services, IL .. N.
"Wednesday evening service, 8 p. N,
Reading roon open On Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday afternoons from =
to p. n
All are welcome.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

P1EsBYf11IAN NOTES
1000 .. m. Sunday School.
ll:0O .. m.-Norning Service.
$3.50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
1880 p. m.-Evening Service.
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AExH0DID3 CHURCH NOTES
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A few weeks ago the Post was
obliged to record a story of some hard
luck which befel W. A. Sheriff., near
by ranchman. It was concerning the
sudden death Of four of his cows, en-
failing financial loss of about $4G0
which is more of loss than the aver
age ranchman feels able to sustain in
these close times. However, it's long
lane that has no turning and last week
the Post was informed that Sheriff.
had just sold a day-old calf for $25
cash which is certainly something Of a
record.
Manager Farmer Of the Glenwood
flour mill is planning some improve
ments which will add greatly to the
efficiency of this popular home institu-
ton. A new cement penstock will be
installed at once and the old, dilapidat-
ed wooden race which has been made
to do service for many years will be
discarded. The improvement is one
that has been greatly reeded for some
time. Mr.. Farmer believes in doing
the work now so that the plant may be
put in shape for its greatest possible
efficiency before the new crop Of wheat
il ready. And this brings 10 70 the
question - - what Weald GlsaWood
and nearby fAsness d Withsat this
lseal niIli Il has ssstaialy Dssvea -
@Uat valas - thio sunm0&ty,
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

While you are in Glenwood eat at
the beautiful Tong King cafe. You
will be pleased with the treatment you
receive. Just north Of Hotel Glen
wood. 1l-14-tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-19

mons to create tho now armies re-
quired, but have since continuously
supplied q constant stream of recruits.
which has enabled us to maintain the
forces in tho field and in training at
their full strength and with effective
men.
Your Lordships have watched the
growth of the new armies, and have
noted doubtless the difficulties which
confronted us in providing them with
all the material OF war they require.
II cannot speak too highly of the
men and the devotion to duty they have
displayed. or of their cheerful accept
ancc OF hardships incidental to inclcrn-
ent weather which have provoked the
admiration of expert officers, who re-
ported to me as to the wonderfully
rapid progress made in their training
to become efficient soldiers.
Il am certain that in the activities
in the field, which Immediately await
them. these men will worthily sustain
the reputation they already have at
tanned ut home"
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NeW Portuguese
Cabinet Formed
Chagds, Who VIII Rccoucr From,
Wound of assassin, to As
sumo Premiership

LISBON. May Is Cvia Paris).-Joao
ChaGas is recovering from wound in
the head. II is said the bullets did
not penetrate the bone. Chagas still
hopes TO assume the premiership, in
which for the time being he has been
replaced by Jose Castro.
y new Portuguese Cabinet was
definitely formed to-day. 1t is com
posed as follows:
Minister of Interior and president Of
the council during the illness of Joao
Chagas--Jose Castro,
Finance--Barros Queiroz.
Justice-Pauio Fairo.
Foreign ADMINISTRATORS Queiroz
Colonics-Jorgc Pcrcira.
Public Works-Manucl Monteiro
acknowledgements Costa
Public Instruction--Magalh Lima.
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Russian.

PETROGRAD, May IS (via Lon
dom 1.-The following official state
ment was issued by the War Office
tonight:
I'm the Shawl region ICourlanD
We continue to press the enemy
closely In the region between the
Niemen and the Ncrjbolovo Hallway
our troops have assumed the Of
fensivc.
In the sector between Opa,ow. on.
the left bank of the Vistula, and the
whole Galician front up TO the en-
virons of kolomea, on May l6, great
masses OF the enemy attacked our
positions, centering their efforts III
the region TO the north anu south
Of Przemysl.
"On the left bank of the Vistula
we not only repulsed furious at
tacks, but assumed the offensive. and
captured 5000 prisoners and nu-
merous guns and machine guns.
Near Jaroslau. despite our with
cring artillery fire, which is inlet
ing immense losses, the Germans are
still endeavoring To consolidate their
positions OH the right bank OF the
san River. Here. during the course
hostile aeroplancs, which were cor
recting fire of the enemy batteries
Under PrZcmysl the artillery fire
has been intense. the enemy bonn
harding the western forts.
between Pr2emysl and the great
marshes of the Dniester masses OF
the enemy which attacked us
reached in many places or wire
cnianglements, but We're scattered
by our fire. Nevertheless. at the
cast OF enormous sacrifices. the
enemy captured trenches of two of
our battalions.
The attacks OF the enemy IN the
region of DrohobycZ, Stry, Bolikow.
Dolina. Delatyn and Kolomca we're
delivered with extreme energy, but
were everywhere barren of results.
The losses of the enemy in gen
eral arc estimated by tens of thou
sands.
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TWO

sphere OF interest belonging thereto.
Ssto be recognized
Fifth. Austria Hungary declared her
political disintercstcdncssr regarding Al
bania-
Sixth The national interests OF
Italians in Austria to bo particularly
respected
Seventh. Austria Hungary TO grant
amnesty to political military prisoners
belonging to the coded territory.
Eighth. Tho further wishes of Italy
regarding the general question to he as
sured every consideration.
Ninth. Austria Hungary, after the
s conclusion of the agreement. to give
solemn declaration concerning the con-
cessions.
Tenth Mixed committees for the
regulation OF the details of the CON
,cessions TO he appointed,
Eleventh. After tho conclusion OF
tho agreement. Aus;ro- Hungarian sol
diers, natives OF the occupied terri
tories shall not participate further III
the war
GERMANY UNDERTAKES
TO GUARANTEES FUbFILLMENT
Il can add" continued the imperial
Chancellor. that Germany. in order
further to strengthen tho understand
ing between both her allies, undertook.
!. with the full agreement OF the Vienna
Cabinet. to give full guarantee for
the loyal fulnllrnent OF these offers.
Germany and Austria Hungary here
with formed a resolution. which, If II
. Should lead TO results. would, ] firmly
..s believe. find an Overwhelming major
q ity In the three nations.
with It's Parliament tho Italian
= people will now decide whether il Will
reach the fulflment of all national
aspirations In the widest extent in n
peaceful manner, or whether it Will
plunge the country into war and to-
/. morrow draw the sword against it's
sSallies of yesterday and to-day
Il will not give up the hope entirely
Is that the scale of peace will be. heavier
than the scale of war: but whatever
the decision OF Italy may he, We. to-
2 gether With Austria Hungary. have
done all within the boundaries Of pos
sibilty to support an alliance which
i was firmly rooted among the German
: people and had brought profit and good
TO the three empires.
IF the alliance is torn by one OF the
" three partners, We snail know. to-
:gethcr with the other partner. how to
.mee; the new dangers with dauntless
confidence and courage"
The imperial Chancellor's speech
Was loudly applaudcd from the gall
leries. The various secretaries of state
were present.
s The president OF the Rechstag
% opened the sitting by saying:
I'VE begin our work inspired with
full confidence which is justified by the
. course Of events UP to tho present,
without vanity. but with steadfast de-
termination, which has its root In unity
and the justice of our course. The Ger
man people are looking forward quietly
TO the future, which must bring the
development OF all our forces for the
good and greatness OF our beloved
Fatherland."
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German.

BERLIN. May Is tria London.-
German army headquarters to-day
gave out the following report:
In the western thcatcr:
Quiet rcigned yesterday north OF
6pres. on the canal near Stecn-
STRAIT and llct Sns. southeast Of
Bossinchc, on the eastern bank of
the canal. lighting developed at
some points. and continues to-day.
South of Ncuve Chapclle yesterday
and again to-day British attacks
were repulsed with heavy losses to
the enemy.
Renewed French attacks on the
heights OF Lorctte. near Ablain and
west of Souchcz. failed. One hun
dred and fifty prisoners remained in
our hands.
Near ALLY tho lighting of the in
fantry came to standstill, and n
French advance broke down under
our thanking fire.
"In the eastern theatcr:
ION tho Dubysa River. in the
vicinity Of Ejargola. a strong enemy
attack again was repulsed.
German forces have been sent
to attack Russian forces brought up
south of the River Nicmcn, and
lighting is in progress in the general
direction Of Gryaykabuza, Syntowtz
and Acyaki. Yesterday LOO Rus
slams were made prisoners.
AT point north of Wyseka our
cavalry threw back the Russian at
tacks on Mariampol.
.'Iu the southeastern thcatpr:
North of Przomysl. from south
of Jaroslau to the point where the
Wisloka River joins the SAN Ger
man and Austro Hungarian troops
have been fighting for passage over
the San.
The enemy is fleeing further to-
wards the cast and the northeast be-
tween the pilicn and the upper
Nistula.
Near liza and LaGow and in the
vicinity of Stry. in Eastern Galicia,
a big battle has been going on since
Yesterday"
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CIIAGAS Is EXPECTED
TO RECOVER FROM MOUND

MADRID. May Is (via Paris) A dis
patch frop, Lisbon. filed late last might.
SAYS order has been re-established, and
that Senior Chagas, although seriously
wounded, has improved somewhat and
was able TO talk with political as
sociatcs.
The Spanish cruisers Rio de la Plata
and ENtremadura and the Spanish gun
boat Recalde have arrived at Lisbon
/ The Portuguese government issued a
manifesto explaining that their pres
enCe was merely for the protection OF
Spanish subjects.
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and Mr.. Churchill is but clever
amateur at best 1t is n grave crisis.
and must he rravely met. Why not
give Lord Fisher the same control over
the navy that Lord Kitchener has over
the army"
The Pail Mall Gazette says
Lord Fisher is the creator OF the
modern navy Mr.. Churchill. by his
boidness, saved an ugly situation at
the outbreak of hostilities. We admire
the qualities OF both. but any man who.
but for the gravest reasons. breaks the
national unity vii! not lightly be for
given"
The Westminster Gazette says
1T would he a thousand pities If, in
this emergency. we could not lay down
principle of administration which
would enable us TO combine the bril-
liant qualities of Mr., Churchill with
the experience OF naval experts"
AS result of the crisis. Lloyd
Georges proposed tour of the manu-
featuring areas has been postponed.
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ITALY'S GREEN HOOk
Wild TELL WHOLE STORY

ROME (via Paris). May lS.--A Green
Book tho government is preparing will
contain diplomatic documents tending
TO show ltaly's attitude from the be-
ginning Of the war and til" strenuous
efforts made by the Italian government
20 reconcile the obligations OF the
triple alliance with Italian national
aspirations and the principles of ma
tionality on which is based the cx-
istence Of Italy and the hopes of future
greatness
Tn. documents show that tho Ital-
ian Cabinet exercised extraordinary
patience in its desir, to avoid compli-
cations and that finally. when the AUS
irian point OF view proved 10 be ire
conc!lahle. ii became necessary TO sever
relations with the central empires so
far AS thc-a3lianGe was concerned.
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EXPECTS NOTE TO RECEIVE
ANSWER 1T DESERVES

AMSTERDAM, via London, Nav IS
The Cologne Gazette makes the follow
ing comment on the American note to
Germany:
1T shall, we arc sure receive tho an
swer from our government that II de-
serves. Its contents and language seem
to indicate that II must he considered
to he the consequence of the anti
neutral attitude the American govern
ment has assumed against Germany in
an increasing measure.
For this reason. IL is comprchensi-
bic that the note has found the livelest
approval among Gcrmany's enemies.
That also will he it's only success. 1t
cannot he supposed that the German
administration of defcnses Will depart
an inch from the path which the Ger
man government. after mature consid :
Grafton. has considered necessary and
entered upon"
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Turkish.

CONSTANTlNOPLE May Is (via
London). This official statement
was issued here to-day:
ION the Dardanelles front near
Avi Burnu there have been very
small artillery and infantry engage
ments. but no important action.
Some small transport ships have
been damaged by our hells.
Our troops on the right wing
have retakcn height 900 meters
from our positions.
"A French cruiser yesterday
landed near Sarskalr. west of
Mekri. on the southern shore Of the
Gulf of Smyrna, sixty soldiers, who
fed when our coas; guards replied
10 their rifle fire. other cruisers
landed about 100 soldiers near
Scfat, west of Tcnika. On the
night of May 1916 two enemy ships,
which were cruising near the
Smyrna forts, retired after being
damaged by our batteries"
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COL. ORLANDO P. GAUT
DIES AT HOSPITAL
WcIf-Ii nOyyn birmingham Mum Pnsscs
Away After Brief 1ilness-Rcp-
resented st. Louis Firm.

! Colonel Orlando T. Gaut of Birming-
! ham. Ala. travelling representative of
tho Shapleigh Hardware Company. of
st. Louis. died at Stuart Circle Hos
pital late yesterday following severe
attack of pcritonitls. Colonel Gaut
was about fifty years old and Is well
known throughout the South and Mid
idle West. He was especially promi-
ncnt In Alabama. and was n member
of Governor jerks stan in 1904.
MISS Jessie Gaut. II sister, Is expect
ed TO arrive I'm Richmond this after
noon 10 accompany the body of her
brother to Birmingham. The remains
VIII be shipped over the Southern
Hallway at o'clock this afternoon
unless Miss Gaut makes other arrange
ments. A representative of his firm
is also on the way 20 Richmond at the
lprescnt time.
Colonel Gaut attended n dinner at
Murphy's Hotel Saturday night and a
few hours after returning to his room
became i'll. He was removed to stuart
Circle Hospita, about 10 O'clock sun
day morning when il was learned that
his condition WAS critical. Although
physicians and the hospital authorities
held but little hope for his life from
the first. DIR. l.. c. Bosher performed
AN operation late Monday afternoon In
an effort to save Colonel Gaut's lifc
The Ill man rallied slightly after the
operation but then gradually grew
worse until his death occurred yccster-
day.
According to the Information gain
ed by tho hospital authorities, Colo
mel Gaut is survived by his mother
Mrs. j. y Gaut of Cleveland, Tenn:
a sister. Miss Jessie Gaut Of the same
place. and brother. Milton +. Gaut,
Iof Thelma. Ala. Colonel Gaut was a
bach clor.
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DANISH SCROfULA
Hoods Snrsnpnrilla Cicanses the Blooa i.
Skin Troubles EaniAh.

Scrofula eruptions on the face an.s,
body are both annoying and disfigur.i.
feet IL they were not present.!
This disease shows itself in othars
ways. as lunches in the neck, infamea
eyelids. sore ears, wasting of the mus.
debility.
ASK your druggist for Hoods Sar
saparilla. This great medicine com.
plctelS cradicates scrofula. II mr.;
fcs and cnriches the blood, remoycsi
humors. and builds up the whole sve. i
tenn. 1t has stood the test OF fo,,
years, and has received thousands ntg
testimonials of the entire satisfaction
ii has given. V
Scrofula is either inherited or ,c.
Quircd. Better be sure you are uui,o
free from it. Get Hoods Sarsapariii-
and begin taking 1t to-day.
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CRISIS AMOUNTS ALMOST
TO POLITICAL RENOII'TJOS

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch
LONDON, May ls.-In the midst OF
the war a Cabinet crisis. amounting
almost 10 political revolution. has
suddenly developed in England Ac
cording TO J. J.. Garvin, who is prob
ably the best Informed political writer
in the country the Cabinet IS To be
entirely re-forned and a coalition cab
met, which Will include the principal
Cnionist leaders IS 10 take it's place
The crisis was brought about by an
4: ute disagreement between Lord
/ sher, admiral of the feet, and Win
ston Spencer ChurchiN. First Lord Of
Sthe Admiralty, In regard TO the naval
policy TO be pursued al the Darda
neles.
!. Following the crisis in tho nd
!, miralty," Mr.. Garv!u writes in the Pail
Mall Gazette, Lord Fisher has re-
! signed, and is departing immediately
s.for Scotland This makes Mr. Church
tilrs retention of his post Impossible.
and has also brought down the gov
sernment.
"a nationa! ministry is now about
to be formed. The chief opposi,icn
|, leaders have ALREADY agreed to enter
the government.
Lord Fisher and Mir Churchtl spli,
over the Dardanclles. but there was
. also fundamental incompatibil!tv
"Mr. Asnuith will remain as Pre-
mier. Arthur J. Ralfour is expected
! to be the First Lord of tho Admiralty.
Mfr. Churchill. Secretary OF india LORD
fCrewe, president OF the council: Iloyd
George, the new Minister for war sun.
plies; Bonar Law. Chancellor Of tho
Exchequcr, and Mr.. Austen Chamber.
lain. Colonial Secretary Lord Read
ing will become Lord Chancellor. 81
John Simon, Lord Chief Justice. anc
J F. f. Smith, Acknowledgement Lore
Derby Will also have a post"
According 10 Mr.. Gervin Lords Hal
dane. Beauchamp and Lucas, and ale,
Lewis Harcourt ana Augustine B.rrclI
Twill retire from the Cabinet.
e.GREATER PROMINENCE
THAN WAR DEVELOPMENT!
g. The ministerial crisis receives great
Fer prominence in tho evening paper
Ethan the developments OF the war Tn
S-jlobs says edItoriallY:
IS Lord Fisher IS 3 seaman OF genius
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Austrian.

VIENNA. May Is tvia Lon6on).-
To-niGhts official communica ton
issued by the War OiliSc says:
The troops of the Teutonic allies.
after furious lighting, have forced
a passage of the San River at sew
cral points and secured n foothold
on the eastern bank. Russian
counterattacks were everywhere
decisively rcpuised. and the enemy
thrown back in an casterly dircc-
ton
"On the upper Dniester vigorous
fighting is proceeding
ION the truth line no particular
even, has been reported.
isolated Russian attacks north Of
rKolomea have been repulsed.
The total number OF prisoners
brought in during the FIRST half Of
May was l74,o00. We have cap
tured l2S guns and 36S machine
guns"