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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Die arie9s1a9e.
0ortiebnng bon @eite ~

0ortiebnng bon Seite ~
6en6en &ar6eln 6ur9 cine &egiernng
bm, Die urobbdngig bon &orteirudf<
iidten un6 a1sidlieBli6 I'M &inblid
auf ben Sieg regtert.
@n Ser itolieniiden Sront geben
6ie SSttaltiener trot gleidmaBig per-
luifrei@er @iberfolge ibre Mngriffe
immer nod nidt nut un6 es lit at
Ser gan5en &iiitenfront cine S9lobt
inn @ange; DEFENDERS par Sos Mrti!!=
leriefe1er gegen SEN @0r5er 8riiden=
fopf bon betipielloier &eftigfeit. @e<
Ser 6ieies Seuer no6 6ie 11adfoIgen-
Ben @t1rmangriffe eri6iiterten Sic
0iterret@iihen Gruppen, pelde an
Ger ga1r5en 5ront Sen Sein6 pieoer
'bll1tig abid1ugen un6 lire Stell11n<
gen, sic oft 5erit0rt mur6en bebaup=
teten $50 ser 6ein6 in 6ie Sduken=
graben ein6rmg, pur6e er 6ur9 fo=
fortige @egenongrtffe bertrieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

s 6bnung. Sefes,. 6ro,,
Maaer, pie iiebt 6enr Sbr Mann
aug?
So, miKen Sic, Der bat fi6 i'm
@&ubengraben eine1 Woqbort fteben
la1len, unb bon Dem Tam er fid nun,
10 i9ner trennen, baB er ii@ ieoe
Wo@e BLOB Elm @tidden t%peeraiiert.
- @rtIdrt. Sag, Batter, qebDrt
Die @llaf@tanone our lei6ten Mrtilz
lerie ooer CUR i@peren2
9m pen1 Neis gefo9t miro,
CUR lei9ten uab Bel @rb1en nit Sped
CUR fGtperen.
Die elbf1ofe @ottin.
2teber Mann! Du fdreib1t, bab
Did in Seinem Auartier Sic sSlr;be
unmeni6li9 plasen. SD 1enoe Dir
anbei meinen Sagbfdein. Syringe i'm
aber ipieber nit, benn 9u peiBt, tpie
,nottpenbig id i'm gebroude. @e:ne
aufDpferungsfdbige @attir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
20. Detpber.

Ser @ormarf6 Ser @erbiinoeten in
Serbien 6auert an. @ontenegrtmfba
@atoinone, sic iu60itlt@ bon @iis-
gra6 operierten, tpar6en IN Ser N1-
be bon 8tnsfa geidlogen. Sic oe1t-
iden 'Gibiiionen ser Mrmee @6peB
iin6 Big in sic @egen6 bon Submit
bo%rgeorungen. 0ie 0iterrei@iid=l1n-
garifden 1ipiiionen 6iefer Mrmee
ftirmten sic Srtfdaft @unnie. Sic
Mrmee @alltpit fat in ser @egeno
bon 9apotpo sic 9epenita iiberi@rit=
ten un6 lit tpieoer ii6tparts borge-
6rungen. Sic bltlgariide erite Mrnree
bh Hirot erobert. @eitli@ bon Ser
Morotpa lit sic 9inie Sgorfo @iaf=
Submit ce<8utecino erreidt.
@egen Sic ferbiide &ouptitam
ridden 6te iiegreiden 8a1lgaren Dor,
un6 @ifd lit be6robt. SSrt Der Mor6-
oite6e baben sic 8ulgoren Sort 90
t11tbe 111D No1tnf getto11r11ren, TIM S110.
tpeiten 8risren6.. M1tf Sen idnee-
be6edten @1tppen ser 8olfanberge
iin6 Die Observation-Disclosures nnb
bl11gartfden 8offenbrii6er 5uiamt-
mengetroffen, un6 Bic 8egriBung
tpor cine redt ber8lide, un6 unter-
6eifen feiert man an ser Doro11 sic
@eritellnng Ser observation-disclosures
3niiden @erIin un6 &onitantinopeI.
Sic Muiterten iin6 iebr beforgt
bontuegen Ser &altung @rieherlanbs.
Sffen aeben lie ibrer @efiirdtltng
@rs6r1d> ooB oos griediide Seer,
Dos bel So1onifi acknowledgement
miro, baal1 beitimmt lei, ibren Erup-
ben in Ben @iiden at fanert. Mng,5-
lid ion Elm @~ebeimbertrog 5tpif9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

%. Dctpber.

Ser britiide @an5erfreu5er ~Mr>
gple" nit einem &al1minbalt bon
1850 Sonnem, lit an Sdott1mnoS
,&iiite gei@eitert u16 berloren.
Die Grnpper 6es @eneralfel6mar=
@aus BON &irp6enba1rg baben Dor Ser
Seitung 0inoburg alles bon ibnea
g%etponnere 5erruin gegen ruIii14e
Mngriffe bebauptet un6 BEN Srie6bof
bon S5os5alp 5uruderobert. Ser
Sturmangriff ouf Diinaburg itebt
bebor.
Sic Sr1ppen see Generals bon
2iniingen boben Ole Sta6t &a6fa a1n
StDr genommen nrt6 rlden gegert
G5ortorpsf Dor. Sic Sruppen Ger
3entralma6te< ieben ibren gormar1@
in 5erbien meiter itegreib Dor. Die
Mrmee @a11pib bat in SEN lebten flint
Sagen 033 @efangene gemadt uno
cine Mn5abl Maidinengemebre er<
ebert.
Die 8ulgaren itn6 1dber m Mii6
bermgefommen un6 babe11 Die Stab<
tie 8oieoar un6 &a1ia5ebab iotpie Die
Seitung &irot erobert. Mifd lit olS
maidbiites 0pfer %a1serieben, 1m 6ieien
midtigen &reu5ungspurrf an Ser
@%rpreBlinie Observation-Disclosures
ltn6 Ser Miid+5olontf<9inie IN ibre
@4noe at befomme1.
Eiirfiide Suppen baben IN Der
geGbe bon Strummiba in Ma5e6onie11
6as engliid-fran50iii@e @rpe6ition5<
s&eorps bon Solorifi gei@lage1.
Sos tpadelige Sranfrei6 bm nun
a116 feline Mimiiterfriits. 9as &abi-
net @ipiani lit 5ariidgetreten, uno
@riiti6e 8rian6, elmer Ser itarffiitar
M6nner ser @epublif, Ser bereits
Mimiiterprdii6ent tpar, lit nit Der
8il6ung zines nelte1 &abinetS be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
@@mttel.

Gin 3man5igfranttiid fo1 gerabe
6,45161 @ramm @olb entbalten.
Meiit sift man rperleBt," tpenn
man fi@ - %getroffen fublt.
Sic Gbe lit cine @@ule, aber ni@t
ieber beftebt oie npriifung."
@er i'm Grieoen min mu1ten,
Ser mub lei0en unb title balten.
9ie @aupe oes Sapanii@en @ptnz
ners (@bobinia fugar) fann rpfeifen."
9ie Mf@e oes @efup flog 472 Big
na9 &ontanttnopel.
9rocopius.
Menn 6ie &unft ben @eg perlo=
rem bat, bann fommen Die r&i@tunz
gen" auf.
@9on Bel Der 8elagerung bon
Orleans, 1923, fubrten bic @ngldnber
!9interlaoerge1@IBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
@riehenIano unb gulgarien bette.

pIleaR!4uWO uN0 OlllDQr1eH De1pe'
ben.
Granfreids Nraiioent Noincare
empfing be1lte Dos formelle &if-
trittsgei11b bes geiammten &abinet-
teS @ipiani, un6 Der @rait6erh for
oerte @rianb ouf, ein ne,,es &abinett
.5u biloen. 9ieier bielt iofort cine
&onferen3 NUT befa1n1ten Bolitifer11
ab, 6ie er fir 6as &abinett in Mus=
iidt genomnren bate. Spdter bielt
er cine &%onferen3 nit S11Ies Cant
bon, Der bel Ma1sbru6 6eS &rieges
8otihafter in Berlin par. Senat
nn6 &ammer traten beute mie &C.
m9bnIi6 3uiammen, bertogten ii@
aber Bis morgen, UNI Sic enogiiltige
8il6ung 6es @abinettes 8rian6 ab5lt-
marten.
@ie sic l1eberiee-M a9ri6tenagen-
t1r a%trfiin6igt, bot @opit 8ene6ift
$4,000 &ronen Nngefdbr $4,000
811m Silfsfonos, fir Ole @oIen beige
iteuert.
Gin Eelegramm aus 8116apeit mel
set an sic &0lniide @olfs5eitung, 6aB
,&6Srig Setter bon Serbien mabri6etn-
li6 fem 9an6 b%erlaiien un6 ii6 nad)
Isalien begeben miro.
Sour aus Dem @ebiet bon &iga nno
Diinaburg tper6en bon ser rn1iii6en
Sront idpere &dtmpfe eemel6et. Sn
einem f1einen @ebirgsftretfen babelt
tpeit1i@ bon &iga &dmpfe itattgefun-
Sen, moro11S berborgebt, 6aB ii6 Die
6euti6en Mngriffe iebt in elmer a1=
6eren &ihtung bepegerr. Ser 8abite<
Gee, aus 6eiien @ebiet @efedte &C.
meI6et per6en, ltegt meitlt6 bon &i-
ga un6 berlduft iaraQel nit Ser &aite
6es Meerbni ems.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

ftI%0<
@aiimtr @ermerSfir@en un6 @at-
tin BON Serbian, Minn., 1paren Bter
lebte ISOLDE Bel Ser camille Meldtnr
8ermersfirden gu @aite.- stepban
@roB f6ete Is 8uibels @arqufs 8et-
gen o1tf a6t Mder un6 erntete 1876
Bubbles ober ettpas mebr benn 40
ga1ibeIs Sen Slider. - S. s. &oh l,1o
Irau bon 3umbrota g%enoiien a11f et.
ntge Sage Die @aitfreunoidaft Scr
6umiIie 9embreul. - 6rol Sobr
stongl, tpelde Dos bobe Sitter oort
80 Sabren erreidt bat, tit i'm ct.
.Soiepbs Gltenbeim gu ct. @lou6 litt,
tergebrodt morben. SIN bintersn
Sbeile ser Shanfitube 6es Sobn s.
@reQ Bat Sran5 Gltbrma11 cine Ste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
&eriteidernna.

Ser Undergraduate ldBt auf ieiner
int Eotpn Mapbem Safe, Benton
County, gelegenen 6orm am Gienz
itoq, 6en 9. September, d elf iur1ge
@fer6e, Mabre11 un6 @ala4e, %
Mildfibe, flint 2 Sabre alte &inoer,
iieben 2 Sabre olte @tiere, iieben
&alber DOM 6riibiobr, ~Garmmaidine=
rte aner Mrt, 6ffentlt6 an Sen Meilt=
beriteigern. Mue Sa1mmen
Bis $40 boar, auf folde iber $40 ein
ssssabr 8eit NIT z Bro5ent S%nterelien.
@eorg &mief, gigentbImer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

Set1 anb strob.
@iloes &eu, per Come $500
Eimotbp. !. $. !. 81 00--9 90
Strob \. 8. !. ]. "A bO5 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
TRYING LIQUOR CASES
AT FORT WORTH

Fort Worth, Tex. March IA ver'
dict OF guilty returned by the jury IN
the cases OF Gillian and FELTON,, in
dicted on a charge OF theft from an
interstate freight shipment; plea OF
guilty and verdict, in the case OF Bob
Jones, negro, charged with unlaWfully
manufacturing smoking opium and the
selection OF a jury to Judge the evil
dence in the cases OF Bob Braziel and
Sam Elliott, indicted on a charge OF
conspiring to introduce liquor in the
Indian country of Oklahoma, was the
result of Fridays activities in the
United States district court
The cases of Bob Braziel and Sam
Elliott promise to be the hottest con-
tested trial OF this term. Braziel and
Elliott both entered a plea of not
guilty to counts of conspiracy to in
troduce liquor into the Indian coun-
try and Illicit retail liquor dealing.
The illegal transaction with which
the two men are charged, is alleged to
have been attempted Sept. II, 1914
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
osAGE COUNCIL RETURNS
FROM WASHINGTON

Washington, March 27.-Members OF
the Usage Indian Council left last
night for Pawhuska to await action OF
the interior department on the oil and
gas land lease, which has been under
discussion for several weeks. The
members declined to agree TO accept
the proposition which the department
might submit. but preferred to see
what 1t was before taking action. I'm
der the law, the council makes the
lease, and the department here gives
its approval or rejects it. In practice,
however. the department will offer
its suggestions as to what it thinks
would be best for the tribe, and hereto
fore the council has acted accordingly
Word came from Oklahoma. however,
that in this instance the council pro
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

printed copies OF this law which !
shall be pleased to forward 10 any
citizen interested"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
Provisions Of Law.

Each and every person in this
state shall be liable to an annual tax
upon the entire net income of such
person existing or accruing from all
sources during the preceding calen-
dar year, and a like tax shall be
levied, assessed, collected and paid
annually upon the entire net income
from all property owned. and of ev-
cry business, trade or profession car
ried on in this state by persons re-
siding elsewhere"
The measure is also drastic in its
provisions, and places upon the per-
son liable for such income tax the
duty of making report to the state
auditor and provides penalties for
violation to do so as follows:
ANY person liable for an income
tax under the provisions of this act,
who shall fail, refuse or neglect to
make the returns under the oath as
required by this act, on or before the
lst day OF March for the last pre-
ceding calendar year, shall be liable
to a penalty of 800 in addition to
the said tax, TO be collected as other
taxes are collected. Any person re-
quired by law to make. render, sign
OF verify any return under this act
and who makes any false or fraudu-
lent return or statement with intent
to defeat or evade the payment OF
the tax herein levied. shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conyic-
tion shah be fined not exceeding ST.
900, or by imprisonment in the coun-
ty jail not to exceed six months. at
the discretion of the court, with the
costs OF prosecution"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

PLAN FOR TAX
COLLECTING
AUDITOR HOWARD PREPARES
RULES IN SEVERAL CASES -
TAXABLE INCOMES UNDER RE-
CENT LAW.

Oklahoma City, March 27.-E. B.
Howard. state auditor, is having pre-
pared rules in several taxing prob
lens that the recent legislature pre-
sented. In addition TO this he has
asked the attorney general for con-
struction of several revenue laws that
affect the tax gathering Of the state.
In the case OF the income tax law
Mr. Howard is Of opinion that the re-
suits will add materially to the reye-
nIes OF the state. The legislature
made provisions in the appropriation
bill for collection OF this tax, and the
auditor is planning to disclose all the
taxable incomes in the state, thing
which has not heretofore been done
under the old income tax law, as in
dicated by the disparity between the
results that have been achieved by
the federal government as compared
with the state government
The tax is somewhat different TO
that on the statute books in that it
provides for an income tax on in.
comes derived from properly in this
state, whether the party owning the
property resides in or out OF the
state. Section ! of said act being
as follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
Additional Penalties Described.

II also note that in addition to the
penalties for failing to make the re-
turns to the state auditor as set out
in Sec. 3 of the act quoted said
Mr.. Howard, that provision is also
made whereby this tax becomes a lien
on the property of any person for
such tax, and provides additional pen
alties as follows:
Sec. II. If any Of the taxes here
in levied become delinquent, they
shall become a lien on all the prop
erty, personal and real, OF the de-
linQuent person and shall be sub
ject to the same penalties and provis-
ions as are all ad valorem taxes
While this law does not bear the
emergency and will not be effective
for ninety days. and, in fact, the re-
ports from all parties liable for in
come tax are not due TO be made TO
this office until the 1st Of next March.
Cdll dNAthNAolA " ldNls iONtf cl >
that the report next March, as pro-
vided by the bill, will require state
ment as TO incomes from the begin
ming Of the calendar year 1915 to the
beginning of the calendar year 1915.
and that for the year above set out
will be the first collection under this
new Law. 1t is my duty as state
auditor, however. during this time, to
give all the information | can as TO
parties liable TO an income tax un-
der this act, and ! have already
started work looking to the gathering
Of this information for the purpose OF
being properly posted at the time
when it becomes necessary 10 for
ward blanks for these reports and of
being able to place in the hands OF
every one liable under this act prop
er blanks. affidavits, etc, for the
making OF returns. For the benefit
OF all interested / am also having
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

posed to assert more independence
and if the departments conclusions in
the transaction suited, its approval
would be given, otherwise it would
not. Government officials here deny
there are any differences between the
department and the council.
No agreement was reached as to the
appointment of an Usage attorney.
The council expressed preference for
the secretary OF the interior to come
to Pawhuska when the lease matter
is to be executed in place of the coun'
ell returning 20 Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

New Balkan alliances won't inter
fere with the fighting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
Try TO Be More Thankful.

Thankfulness is an unfailing spring
of happiness. A thankful person Is
never habitually grumpy. Only un-
grateful people are incorrigibly sullen.
Even in a somber mood one can dis
sipate gloom by thinking of his mer-
cies. If you think you can say Il
thank you" with very wry face, try
it. The act of pronoIncing those words
pulls the face into smile. Many of
US could increase the measure Of our
happiness by deepening our capacity
for gratitude.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

Billiard tables, supported on solid
rock are among the novel features OF
a 36-room concrete residence located
on one Of the islands OF the San Juan
archipelago in Puget sound. Each ia
BILE rests on massive concrete base
which extends through an opening in
the floor and has its footing on bed
rock. and is therefore as solid and as
free from vibration as if it were a
part of the island itseli-Popular Ne
chanics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
Ready Means to Identification.

Richardson Wright recently made
an appointment to meet a stranger in
a Hartford hotel, and over the tele-
phone he described himself as being
a round person with an incipient
mustache. When the stranger finally
found him Mr.. Wright asked sow he
was able to recognize him so quickly.
Back came the ready answer: Looked
up incipient' in the dictionary. KAN
sas City Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
The RomanoHs.

The founder of the Russian royal
house, known as the "Romanofis, +"
was Michael Feodorovitch, who was
elected czar in 1913 at the age of six
teen 1t is claimed that Michael, the
founder of the strong, autocratic rule
in Russia, was forced by the duma
that elected him to take a constitu-
tional oath-a formula that was but
lightly regarded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

Mrs. Clara B. Colby is authority for
the statement that Mrs. Christopher
Columbus discovered America. So
that is why Chris was afraid to turn
back.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28

Lies destiny is determined by
inches. according to contemporary
Existence. then, must be just one
captured trench after another.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
WASHING China.

When washing ornaments Of glass
or fine china, if turkish towel is
placed in the bottom OF the bowl it
prevents the article from getting
Clipped.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-28
Optimistic Thouqht.

Ones duty is to accept the challenge
OF the passing day
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-15
Rock Butte

John Wight is taking vacation this
week.
Mr., J. A. Peterson Of Parker bought .
Shortborn bull Of G. F. Wight Tuesday.
Otto Matchkie OF Aurora came up
Tuesday, visiting Geo. Mayberry's, re-
turning next morning.
Mrs. Geo L. Hames and her brother,
Mr.. Moore, were attending to business
in Elizabeth Monday.
Mrs. Lena Winterstein of Rockham'
s. D., came Thursday Of last week for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Bentley.
Miss Edna Faber, Miss Ethel Girar-
dot, Mr.. Frank Besoncon Of Aurora and
Mr.. John Besoncon Of Portland, Oregon,
came Wednesday to visit George May
berry's, returning home Saturday.
Died at Littleton, January 5th, George
Coe. He was native Of Littleton, hav-
ing lived in Colorado for number Of
years. He leaves = wife, six daughters,
three sons and two brothers 70 mourn
his loss. He was . member Of the United
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-15
fondis and Vicinity

Jesse Hill took load Of corn to Ebert
last Saturday.
Mrs. Gheen visited the Misses Corlew
last Tuesday.
Joe tanner made business trip to
Gilbert Monday.
Harry Collins and wife made trip to
Ebert Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Corlew was trading in Fon-
dis last Monday.
J.W. Good went to Elbert Monday for
a load Of lumber.
Mrs. Vote and sons are in Colorado
Springs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey visited at E. NJ.
Stills last Monday.
]. S. Gheen is building an addition to
J. W. Goods house.
Ross Howard is moving on his claim
northeast OF Fondis.
Everton Howard won't to Elbert for a
load Of goods last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Conarroe visited at
Jim Harper's in Ebert Wednesday.
J. s. Gheen and Albert Roehling
butchered some hogs Tuesday for the
Misses Corlew.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conarroe returned
to their home at Lytle, Colo, last Mop-
day accompanied by Lelalia and Opal
Conarroe.
Walter Dittemore hauled another four
horse load Of corn from the Thompson
ranch last Frioay which he bought Of
John Hill and son Jesse.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-15
Prosperity Ridge

Mrs. Rigg left last Saturday for Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mrs. Christian returned from Denver
last Friday, where she had been visiting.
Billie Larsen and Tom Dunn are down
10 Florida, where flowers bloom and
grape fruit grows. They did net men
tion anything about work SO ] Judge
they are on pleasure bent.
Adolph Larsen and G. Coote left on
SATURDAY. by way of Castle Rock for the
mountains. The weather had been SO
good this winter they thought there
might be bear or two out and they
could get one; il not, there was wild cats
and other game, as they were anxious to
try their high power rifles on something.
Mrs Gresham and Miss Wright got
up surprise party on Mr.. Gresham last
Friday night and quite large number
reported. The young people did not
have all the fun to themselves, the mar
ried ladies having as good time as any.
Games, dancing, music and singing by
-tAree schoolma'ams ADDED to the enjoy
ment Of the occasion. A tip-top supper
was served during the evening. The
Gresham homo is famous for . good
time when they have party there.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-15

Chas. Litherland went to Den
yer this afternoon on a business
trip.
1t is reported that 80, 900 peo-
pie lost their lives by an earth
quake in Italy this week.
Lewis Rigg returned from Col
rado Springs, Thursday, where
he had taken Mrs. Rigg. He left
her very much improved.
Mrs. w. D. Watts and son Of
Monument arrived on this after
Moons train to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs. Jacob Brazel-
ton.
Art Wyman had his horse fall
on him as he was leaving town
for his home on Cherry creek,
Tuesday afternoon. He luckily
escaped without serious injury.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-15
Adminsatrator's A Notice

Estate OF Jefferson ID. Blakely deceased
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate of
jefferson ID. Biakely, late Of the county
OF Ebert in the State OF Colorado, do
ceased, hereby gives notice that she will
appear before the County Court Of said
Gilbert County, at the Court House in
Kiowa in said County, at the December
term, 19l4-15, on the last Monday in Feb
ruary next, at which time all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated at Kiowa. Colo, this 18th day Of
January, A. ID. 1915.
LENA l.. BLAKELY, Administrative.
First publication December Is; last
| publication Feb. IL. 1915.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-15
SCHOOL REPORT
For tn. Month Ending Dec. "a, 1914
GRAMMAR GRADE ROOM.

GRAMMAR GRADE ROOM.
The following were neither absent nor
tnruy during the month;
Theresa Richman, Hugh Clibon, Har-
vey Whiting, Lee Clbon, Arnold Beck.
man, Ella Burnside, Lucy Richman, Ed
win Poser, johnnie Whiting, John Pur.
den.
The following obtained an average OF
90 per cent or above:
AElla Burnside, SO; Glades Clibon, 03:
Osee Pottenger, 80; Bertha Blakely, Oil
Henry Carnahan, 81; Horace Frohardt,
30; Robert Denney, 90.
The following obtained an average of
IS per cent or above:
Stella Stringham, Orville Kelly. John
Purden, Esther Black, Harvey Whiting,
Lucy Gaylor, Harold Carnahan.
PRIMARY ROOM.
The following we're neither absent nor
tardy during the month:
Johnnie Clibon, Bernard Foreman
William Gaylor, Otis Harper, Alphus
Harper, Tommy Harper, frankie Taylor,
James Gibson, Esther Beckman, Eliza
beth Denney, Frances Foreman, Nina
Gaylor. Ida Jones, Florence Long, Ro.
zella McKimmie, Adele McKimnie, Jen-
ME Purden, Lillian Richman, Rosa Rich
man, Lucille Wisco, Dorothy Whiting,
AnDa Poser, Erma Poser, Irmgard Poser.
The following had an average OF s5
per cent or above:
Walter Dietrich, James Gibson, Mary
Gibson, Anna Poser, Otis Harper, Otho
Monett, Ida Jones, Nina Gaylor, Alice
Moore, Johnny Clibon, Alfred Poser,
Lillian Richman, Bernice Monett, Eva
Reynolds, Rozella McKimmie, Marie
Pottenger, Elizabeth Denncy, Harold
Dietrich, Frances Foreman, Dorothy
Whiting, Albert johnson, Elbert Kell,
Lucille Wisco, Florence Long, Bernard
Foreman, Jennie Purdsn, Catherine Mo
nett.
Visitors during the month we're:
Mrs. Denney, Mrs. Clibon, Mrs. Put
nam, Miss Clibon, Mrs. Jones, Dewey
Carnahaa.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-15
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