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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
DISSATISFIED TURKS
SLAY GERMAN OFFICERS

CONTINUED from First PaSc.)
some months in Client, where he LODGED
with a merchant. had remarked that
his host, though cold, was scrupulously
polite towards him. Recently the Ger
man officer said to the merchant:
You have nothing to fear from the
Germans. even If Belgium has to be
annexed. Our Emperor is so generous
that If Brussels became Il German,city
he would nominate King Albert burgo-
master of the capital"
To this the merchant replied: 1T is
possible. But our King is more gen
erous still ] am certain that he would
not hesitate moment TO nominate
your Emperor lockkeeper ut Newport
Your Kaiser would then be able to
cross the User when he liked"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
CADILLAC ANNOUNCES ITS
NEW EIGHT-CYLINDER CAR
No Radical Changes in Essentials,
Only Body, Hood and Radiator
Altered In Design.

Following a year OF marked success
with the Typo 81. it's first eight-oylin-
der car. the Cadillac Motor Car Com
pany announces the second of tho
eight-cylinder series. to be known as
Type S.. without radical change In
mechanical design or construction.
Consequently, the second Cadillac
eight is. to all practical intents. n con-
tinuation OF the first; and the Cadillac
Company has again achieved the UNI
usual in the motor car industry. AL
most invariably, tho automobile manu-
facturer discovers. during the first
years experience with type OF car
new to him, that there Is room for
many improvements in tho second
years production. The opposite IL true
of the Cadillac and Its eight.cylindcr
ear. The company began the manu-
facture year ago of n type of car
entirely new to the American indus
try. There were no precedents to serve
as guide posts: no previous experiences
to which to refer. Tho company was
pioneering in n virgin field.
IT has frequently been said that II is
doubtful m any other concern in the
industry could have scored such a
marked success on new car which
introduced such a radical departure
from prevailing practice.
The .ciGht-cylinder car met with in
slant and continued success. When the
manufacturing year closed a few
weeks ago. $4,000 OF the new type had
been put into use. No shortcoming had
been developed throughout the year
No reason for marked change in mo-
chanical construction was mado mani
fest by continuous everyday use OF the
car. 1t was all that had been expected
of it. and more
Changes that have been made affect
principally the accessibility of the en-
CINE and the appearance Of the car.
The engine remains, of course. the 90
degree eight-cylinder V-type that the
Cadillac made familiar last year. The
electric motor generator, ignition ap-
paratus and carburetor are so mounted
with relation to the cylinder Jocks as
TO afford easy accessibility to the valves
by removal only of the plates which
enclose them
The body is a new design. with higher
side lines, n new cowl. new hood and n
higher radiator with rounded corners.
all OF which alterations add to the
distinction of the cars appearance. The
mounting of the Cadillac coat OF arms.
In neat enamel design. on the front
OF the radiator, is distinguishing
mark on tho car.
Splashers are fitted to the front OF
the radiator and along the inside Of the
front end of the frame.
New design head and side lamps are
used. with tonneau lamp on the right
side. in the back OF the front seat. to
illuminate the step when the tonneau
door Is opened. An inspection lamp and
Waltham clock are added TO the
equipment.
Inside the body, the driver finds the
clutch and brake pedals set two inches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
WRGlNIA'S LIME PLANT
FOR FARMERS BENEFIT
CONTINUED from Second Page

Neck Farm.
The State has in hand at this time
orders for forty-two carloads OF lime.
which orders will be pushed out with
all possible speed. and should be COM
plcted in tho next few days
The plant will be operated entirely
by convict labor. under the general
supcrintcndence OF J Z. Vines.
The work of installing the ma
chin.ry in the plant was done by An
drews & O'Brien, of Richmond. under
contract with the Smith Courtney Com
pany.
Commissioner G. W. Koiner. OF the
Department Of Agriculture has sent a
circular all over the State. which Is
sufficiently explanatory. 1t lis signed
by w w. Martin, secretary, and reads
as follows:
At meeting OF the Convict Lime
Grinding Board. I was directed, as
secretary. to give public notice that
the board is now ready to receive or
ders for ground limestone. The price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

farther forward. with the dash set for
ward a corresponding distance. and tho
signal horn button in the center OF tho
steering wheel. The auxiliary seats in
tho tonneau have been improved in
design.
The power tire pump is now attached
TO the transmission case. The ratio
or the second speed gear In tho trans
mission is reduced somewhat
The new Cadillac Is the fruit of
experience. acquired in the building Of
$4,000 V-type Fights, and OF their SER
vice In the hands OF $4,000 users" says
tho Cadillac Company In Its statement
regarding the new car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
G27izz9SGAb @5et1h1eezzA~dEyzz 6u701zr&6oa7
now using am It's hands In tnrning ONT

now using all its hands in turning out
dried vegetables for the army.
Guben 4 Co, in Spreewnld, ordinarily
manufacture felt hats Millions OF
wcarcrs OF felt hats are now serving
In the armies. and the firm found it
self on the verge of ruin. AS this would
nave been veritable calamity for the
town or Sprcewald, the Obcrburccr-
meister went to the military authori-
ties and asked them to adop; felt
helmets instead of leather helmets in
the army. a successful experiment was
made, the felt helmet was adopted,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

can be loaded to forty tons II desired.
Check should cover exact minimum or
exact maximum carload. For tho
present the produce will be shipped
loose. The act provides that no one
can order more than one carload until
oil orders on hand have been filled
All orders should be scnt to w. w.
Martin, secretary. Box l475. Richmond.
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
GREAT ON GRAIN: SOUTH
HAS MORE THAN COTTON

CONTINUED from Second Page.)
use ana, altogether, as is frequently
the case when an Important fact about
the South has been dug out of mass
of statistics by the editors OF this pub
LEGATION and given striking and timely
presentation, there would hardly seem
to be limit to the extent of their
travels throughout the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

, for the present Is fixed Mt IS cents per
ton. I. o. b. staunton. Va. Orders will
BIO filled in the order In which re-
ceived. Each order should be accom-
panied by a remittance In commercial
form. covering account Of stone or
dcred. and shipping instructions should
be clearly stated, orders can only be
hlled Tor carload lots. tho minimum
carload being thirty tons but cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Announcement Of twelve cv,i,do-
cars appear almost daily. That the.
twelve had the advantage over the
eight Is admitted by leading cnuin i.
GERS, The question Of cos, being IFS
chief objection
SpuTred ty the highly optimistic
views taken 10y delegates to The recent
washington. number Of po,,r co,.,
panies are dispatchinE agents 10 Son,p
American cities. Some are even eq,oh.
lishinE schools in Spanish SO as IN
traL! men in the language OF the con.
tincnt 10 the South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
The Automobile Club. of Kansas civ

with membership of nearly ! nm -
entering upon an important n.r,od os
us career With constructive plans for
Inc promotion o! good roads liz i'm,
proEenent OF city pavemen,s tbc az
domination OF literature on routes ana
me con''hustion os the clubs social
Ieatures IT is hoped 70 make ,hc
membership 5000 The orra,i,.,io,,
owns It's clubohuse, a four-s,ory s,ruc.
ture or concrete. containing sui;. =.
rlubroorns and garage facilities r,ora
which profit of $500 a year ,s r,,Ih
The building cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

According to the Standard OIL Com
pany. Increase in the price of gasoline
is Que to extra demand for export to
Europe' Thus the American motorist
feels the wan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

A Wichita Falls. Texas. company 4.
ming IN order FOR 300 motor truck,
Tor the British government TIL,
trucks are being shipped to Calves.
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

over 1920 licenses have so far mis-
year hecn Issued in the State OF ore.
Eon, rs compard with only 1921 for
tho entire twelve months OF 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Michigan garage mon have formed
an association and plan TO work fog
roads motor insurance. banking and
cooperative purchasing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

me spark Club, made W Of motor
car and accessory dealers Of RaI,in,oro
MD, has appointed committee 10 lnok
Tor quarters for the orranization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

More than 100 war automobiles are
en- route 70 NlaHivos,oli aboard tho
Ispan pac'hc liner Karoshi,na Maru
c TnIch sa'ied recently from Seattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

The manufacture of sleeping bodies
Tor touring purposes is increasing
rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

For the frst ti~e' In It's history. Mis-
sour! Is trying Tho experiment OF leas-
ing It's convicts TO counties O: the
state for road work. Thus far the
experiment has proved n success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

building cars for 500-rnilc race =.
costly Undertaking. Approximately
~ cent Of 'he designs originated and
developed arc discarded as irnDrac,i~,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

New Hampshire now has a law plac-
ing the protection OF railroad grade
crossings in the hands OF the Public
Service Commi ssion, which has order
al that each city and town shall main
tain warning signs at rcasona BIZ
distance on each side of crossings The
signs must be of enameled metal "a
xl2 inches In size, and have white let
ters on a blue ground. If any town
neglects TO set such signs for sixty.
days II forfcits 81 for each day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

The 1916 California motor car license
plates. made permanent by the law
passed by the last legislature, are to
carry tho California bear such as
graccs the state seal. The new piatcs
are 10 he three inches shorter and one
inch narrower than the 1915 plates. Tho
color is 10 he blue and white. The sec
tion OF the plate bearing the date OF
registration will be in the form OF n
bear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Plans for lew boulevard from
Patarsco Neck. Md. to Roland Park
and Towson. Md, are hoiAg considered
by the Baltimore County Commission
erS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Automobile dealers OF Wichita. Kan
will hold an automobile show in con-
nec,ion with the international Wheat
Show. October 1 to II. Practically
every inch OF the $500 square feet of
floor space has been already sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Investigations OF motor car accidents
in one OF the largest cities during the
last three months demonstrate that
many fatalities are due to brakes that
are not kept properly adjusted and also
TO signals that are not in proper
state of repair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
TASK OF GERMANY
STANDS COMPLETE

Continual from First .,agc.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

One Of the most novel and complete
road posting campaigns ever carried
out by motor association in New
England has just been completed by
the Automobile Club of New Haven.
Conn, the pioneer motoring club OF
Connecticut and the largest city club
in New England. II Is n follow the
red arrow system, and is made the
more novel by the fact that the city
officials, upon learning what desir
able system IL was. co-opcrated and
erected all of the signs under direct
supervision of the city engineer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

- @eutaer. = 9err 9inter<
buber, 8efiBer zines tleines @ei@dftes
in benz @tdbt@en g.. iebt ii@ on Ell
rem befonbers marmen Sage in etne11
groben 8tergarten in bic tibl1te @de.
60 fibt ct felt naamittaes 2 l1br Biz
& l1br unb f@liirft @las UNI @las
binunter. I'm feds f@idt feline 6rau,
CT m0ge fofort nod 9auie tommen,
es polle i'm iemano fpreden. !9inz
.erbuber 3ablt unb f@tmpft Dor 1i@
FIN: rOb mon bod a nal an 4user1z
bid Stub bdtte!!"
- AuoIifitation. = Qerr:
Ra, Grau @etretdr, Sbr @atte If ia
nun au@ einse5osen iporben. 8et
peldem 1ruppenteil itebt Ct benn9
Grou Sefretdr: N@, benten @te
uur, tpeger1 feiner blanten @labe bat
man i'm al Der @@etntperfer<Mbtet'
lung genommer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

@erlurltfte, oaB So Dft81ers OCT
Serritorialtruppe getDtet uno Is perz
tpun6et ii1b. Sd fam mir niht belz
fen, baB ole biefe @erlufte unter oen
Sffi3ieren ber Serritortaltruppe cine
auBergem0bnli@ ernite @a@e fir Dos
2anb iin6, ba biele biefer 2eute bic
Setter GROCER !9anoelsz un6 Snouz
itrieunternebmen fin6 unb ibr @erlut
fir piele @ei@dfte elm i@merer
@4lag fem miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
MnIiti18 8.

81: ,6aben Sit geb0rt, Der 8anz
tier meDer 1oQ 10 bebeutenbe 8erz
LUTTE an Der 80r1e erlitten babeng!"
s.: r@as, Ser Meper, Der feline
Sp@ter neuli@ an ben @rafen perz
betratet bot2"
g.: rSa 6er!"
g.: rMQ, Ser @raf miro ii@ muns
bern, pern er jebt erfdbrt, bab CT aus
Qiebe gebeiratet bat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

email en- oiefente 9rint I'M bann tpolle
mir NAL ebbes ernites befpre@e. Sd
BEN ni6ber email e Sr6er for Did,"
,@tubelm", ben i4 ge1agt, .bu
tannit an MIDI oiepente."
Momit i9 perbleine
Slime Sbrn lteper
P9i1ipp Sauerampfet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

loate ibm: utpenm oies sic niM beilt,
peroe i6 Sbnen feine11 Gent oafiir
ubnebmen." 60 nobm er es beim
un6 fam lit einem Cage o6er 5tpet
un6 logte, er lei f11riert," idreim
$. s. Berrp & &c., Solt Greet, So.
gu faafen in &enrp'S Corner Drng
Store. - A1t5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Der GIerf oorontiert Is.

ugin @l1n6e fam 1T n1ei11e1 Store
SEN onoern Sag ur,o fogte gu einem
nreiner @lerfs: r&aben Sic irgeno
etpog, 6as Murdfan beilt2" un6
mein @Ierf ging bin uro brodte ibm
cine Glai1e gbomberlainS Collie,
gboIero- lrto D~urhfaa.Weittel uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
butnoriltil6e$.
unpertroren.

,Rellner, follen oas 5mei portionen
Rarpfen fem! Muf einem Seller liegt
Ger &opF unb auf Dem onoeren bic
@@mc~7 3ile!"
gc K es ben 9erri@aften pielei@t
umgetebrt lieber gepeien?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05


Mittelf@ul=profeHor: r6err @ott,
nenn bic &erle, bic Norbpolfabrer,
nm Gnbe r1ur ni9t entbedt baben, bat
Die @roe oben gar ni@t abgeplattet
1T ib pdre ia fir mein gauges
ppr meinen S9ulern blaz
inherit"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
@temtr sd)rtibtbrtef hts
1bilipp ~5aneramptfr.
Mein lieber 9err Rs1adttondr.
1922.

SD pen 10 en-
9on'4, als ob msine
5dtisteit in otr alte
aontrie 10 idlua e.
[iefe gu en- @no gebn
bebt, Mie i'd gu Die
gioie fomme i'm, Tell
tann id Sbne off
Rpbro nit 1a9e apz
per id ben nit belle
l0nns. Menn id 10
orilpper nahgebentt
zen. lpQ5 id) allies
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Cute Musrebe.

Ser Meiiter i@idt Sbnen bier bic
&e9nun9-it tie 1T bereits quttttert!"
uNimm Tie nur tpteber unbe5ablt NIT
na@ 9au1e! Sd 1aHe mir grunbfdbz
1i@ ni@t f@mei@eln!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
s |.

6ata1.
rDte Smpfuns f@etnt Bel Sbrem
Rtnb4en ni@t angef@lagen gu boz
benz"
uRein @un6er, fat bod bic ainbsz
frau, bic bumme @ans, ben-Smpfz
f@etn berloren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
8ebrobte SIlufion.

8duerlein (5u einem @%elegenbeits<
bt@ter): Isle, 9err 9i@ter. m0@ten
g. net a @ebt@t MAIDEN gum Nas
r1enstag fit mel Traug"
rMen11 ib sSbte 6rau einmal ieben
t6nnte, miirbe oas @ebt@t 9etptb f4D,
rler tperben."
.9Ds glaab' / nett"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
g o 8 bait.

8raut: sd miD4te meine11 8rdutt>
gam nod por unferer 9od3eit NIT TT
9eno ettpas Observation-Disclosures rGtft bu
mir?"
Greunoin: r9m-fpiele ibm bob
beir1en Sauffdein in sic 9dnbe9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

Ser ii @tise@ef@dfts
m q n n.
so {@idt mir met1e 8raut 10000
&uKe unb bat lei@tiinniger @eife ben
8rief ni@t einmal retnf@reiben" laf<
ien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
81 8 10 CO..

III ID y.
3immerpermieterin (3um @tubent):
r@ie be3ablen bic Miete ni@t;; i4 muB
Sbnen t%unbigen."
rM1@ten sic mid ni@t lieber ftei>
germs"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

Grau t.: sd t0nnte Sbnen anes
M0glt@e bon tbr er3dblen, @utes uno
l1ebles, bod 1T jeBt ni4t 3eit oa3u!!"
6rau g.: n@agen Sic mir bod
ip%enigftens 1@neq Elm paar Der pitan>
teften @e]9t@ten bon tbr!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

@arbpolititer: so, mein Sunse,
als i@ 10 alt NOR pie ou, bab t4
au@ 3eitungen pertauft unb nun feb
mid 'mal an" ---
3eitungsjunge: ,Das uts-beut'
nod geb' i'd bas @ef@dft auf!!"
parabiert.
prin3ipal: .. -. sic baben Dos
BUILDER nt9t g%efunben!"
&ommis: ,Murbe es mir ou4 ni4t
Dor benz 9errn prin3ipal erlauben!"
Gin ri@tieer &olporteur.
rMein @err, i@ tann Sbnen bier
Elm berrlides Wert offerieren!!"
rS4 lefe ni9t gern!"
rMber SSbre 4inber!"
r9ab' tetne-nur cine RaBe!"
.Winf4en Sic ptelet@t banr ettpds
gum Ma@perfen9"
Der rudfi@tspo11e Seem.
9err Boron (unperbetratet): .Sea1,
t@ babe erfobren, bab ou oi4 NIT
6etratsgebanten trdgft!!"
8%eoienter: sd mDdt' f@on
betraten, gndbiger 9err, aber t4 tart
ia nidt-6enn mas lou bann aus
Sbne,1 tperbrn8"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-15

rrnru oui- Dstore aeT wne a
RESTLESS sea oi peup.e.
From their threats came at least a
part Of that hoarse cry of fear and
hate--that beastlike ululation II hu
man despair
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-15
WESTERN HORSE Hou
70 4 Dle AFFAIR

Many contradictory reports are
abroad concerning the stock show which
is to be held in Denver the latter part
of this month. 1t will not be rs large
rs the usual gatherings, since the big
importations of fat stock from the east
will be cut off, but +. p. johnson, sec
retary of the association writes the
ews-Champion:
''The united business organizations of
Denver induced the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing and Riding Club to go ahead with
the Horse Show and such other features
of the Stock Show as would not posi-
bly, involve any danger from disease
The show this year will be known as the
National Horse Show and Mid Winter
Fair, and the Indications are that it will
be as interesting and important as any
show held heretofore. 1t will include a
Horse Show, Poultry Show, Agricu-
tural Show. Baby Show, Kennel Show
and an Industrial Show. While there
will be no ribbons placed upon the cat
tie. plans have been made for very i'm
portant sales of western cattle both in
breeding stock and feeders" and ap-
parently there will be as much business
done in the stock yards as at the annual
show.
The people of Denver are exceed
ingly interested in building up agricul-
ture and live stock in the west and the
general feeling is that anything that
can be done to keep this industry NOV
ing is worth while. They are spending
d iarge amount of money to make Show
Week a big success and as every possi-
the event you can assure your people
that there will be no danger from cattle
As matter of fact, there
viii be no eastern cattle at the show
this year
| am writing this letter for your in
formation and to bespeak for II Gentle
mems Driving and Riding Club the
same kindly consideration YOU have
given our annual Stock Show in the
past. The low railroad rates are con-
and we expect to have a number
Of important conventions held here dur
ing the show week.
Very truly yours,
FRED 7. JOHNSON,
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-15
. rs e1ufJTm
n MMl EIT xa
Snahr Ass0cssssa WN HID A.
ssa Meeting January DO
aad n.

Th~ Unitad ssates government uiH
b. oescss Fepreseused al the flfsn
Annusl C1nseution of the Colorasio
Good koa assoosafion 10 he held m
Dsnser. 1aaaary "a and "A C. HI.
keIisii. seHar highway engineer of the
Federal Ead roads department. has
besn dessgn gnatod BY Secretary of the In
terror Ian a. the representative 10 he
present q tHat convention. This Infor-
nation We contained IN a Telegram 10
frss'dent Z b. Summers from senator
Charles ;. Thomas in Washington.
All otheT good road organisations will
also hkeiy bold meetings daring the
same week. aad from present indica-
t'ons the annual convention OF ths Colo
rsdo Goo Roads association viii be
most iarpely attended. The railroads
have gIveH three dates of sales, viz.
January. d. Is and ~. while return
limit has been fiNsd for the 2eth.
The sessions Of the convention viii be
held at tn Albany hotel. and the first
session vii convene at 10 o CLOCK on the
morning of the 20th. Governor Carlson
and Secretary Of State, John h. Ramer
will probably be the principal speakers
Of the morning. The remainder of the
program has not yet been completed,
but will b. announced within short
time
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-15

7'ss" o< aesaa srazSznu the rs..u-
ssss 2" asss sassaaa. Has ~5se lasss .s.~s
me 'ss"s and srGaH "a hesg hsa.
fse~anss al three wsr. enaassa I'M
saSsnx them Inside. E-srnssre .su.,i,..s =
Rand Al the oId she urz-a t.,.s. A.,
s'as ~'zA aarseh and aaut bat taes
refHsea she ssgoa at she a.-s aua
~aaasea ssem waIk away s.so sbe
fs'sah. tae maa carving tl.s b..ns. p,-
ne hossiiae 10 bis haaa
She weas asa ros~sa her aunt To
s"'s'"r shey ssrgd af the wiIs.i.su ana
va hed The sislcwaiks had grown
'uA "f hurryinz crowds .sreamss.a
Hs'Eth Nard After an holsr she I'D ....r
a'.I.i a"SnStairs ga cup of cones.
Vie nisler woman trcml,iesi
She ran through 10 the front and
tore os'.n the d.sors TO gaze out
She ran down the step aud .eszed
the erm of an old man tn. gsrl saw
that he woFe a faded hlne coat witn
a hrtie hroaze hutton In ~ lancl
She chung 10 him and painted q aue~-
ton What has happ.ned2 whs
have they anis frings Cru. yeu're an
o'a soidseE Tell me 4 ana q soldier
daughter
The man paused aud removed bis
s"fi black hat
w worst has happened Missy
he intoned slowly ss one making q
report 10 his commander "Th forts
has fallen. an th' lap feet is couIin
np IN bay Run. mi~~y-eit awayr'
She turned away and ran back 20
her aunt
We must g. away-eo away oh.
how swfuiF' sobbed the elder Nc
man.
Hernice began throwing what she
telt she must take into travelling
case
vast sound filed the room aud
set its walls to rocking CULVER ran
throngh the floor A dun. rending
roaring dissonance forced Itself into
the ears Of the two women
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-15
APplicat,ons for Grazing Permits

Notice is hereby given that all appli-
cations for permits TO Craze cattle and
horses within the GUNNIS0N Ma
TIONAL FOREST during the season of
1915, must be filed in my Office at Gun
nison, Colo. on or before March 10,
1915 Full information in regard to the
grazing fees to be charged and blank
forms to be used in making applications
will be furnished upon request.
WM r. KREU TIER, Supervisor.
First published January :. 1915.
Last published Feb. 5. 1915.