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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

Reeorvc Board Aoceeds to Demand
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-The Fed- eral Reserve Board has decided 70 come to the refer ol those aesirins moro money by reducIng the redls' count rate for central reserve banks. The banks had mol been utilizing toe privilege of rediscountiug paper as fuiiy as it is believed Inc situation re- quires. and Che excuse has been of fered that the rate of interest dcmand- ed is too high. A rate oi .our per cent was made for the San Francisco Central Bank today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
STANDARD OIL SAYS
 BUSINESS IS GOOD

CHICAGO. Jan 9.--An ohiciaI of the Standard on Co., Of Indiana says: "Our business is good. We expect prices to rule steady without any consequential fluctuations for a long time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
ENGLAND TO INDEMNIFY
 HOME WAR SUFFERERS

LONDON. Jan. 9.-The British so7- snment has decided 10 indemniiy those who sumored bodily or property losses in the Gorman bomharamenE of ihe English coz
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
GERMAN BANK lNcREAsEs
 ITS GOLD SUPPLY

BERLIN. Jan 9.-Increase in Inn perial Bank of Germans gold stock from s3l3, ,2500oO since the begimine of war. to Sf9775OO00. shown in lat est report of the bank, Is explained in German newspapers as being due Go oppressive measures of the govern ment against trading in gold as com modity at Q premium, and by contnr ous urging especially among Che pea sants, to induce them to give up theii gold hoarda in exchange for notes
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
LOWEST REDISCOUNT
 RATE IS OFFERED

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 9.-The Fed- eral reserve bank ct this place for District No. F today secured the ap- progal of the Federal Reserve Board to rediscount unmatured paper at the rate Of four per cent This Is the lowest rate get named by tho Federal Reserve Board and 1t Is expected co result in its acceptance by many of the banks in the Pacific Coast dis
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
ROCK ISLAND COST
 PHELPs.pooeE sfo.oooooo

NEW YORK. Jan, 9-rho New York American special says Phelps-Dodge interests, who lost more than $i0,0O0,- GOO In the Rock Island have decided to write losses of es experience. D and wlll probably not participate in any reorganization otthe railway com. pany
 The Rock Island railway was re- gently sold at sherids sale in New York for SZl35.300 to James Wallace. President Of the Central Trust Co., ol New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
EXPECTS GREAT
 GERMAN EFFORT IN SPRING

LONDON. Jan. 9.-The London Times predicts desperate enorts on thepart Of Germang to crush the allies in tue sprine It thinks the Kaiser Will call every German. About 4,O9O.- GOO men are now said to be ia train, ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
WRR COSTS ENGLAND
 s5o,ooo.ooo A WEEK

LONDON. Jan. 9.-Tbe war Is cost ing England S5o,oOO,00O weekly and wlu undoubtedly continue ot this rnte n the war ends Trade and industry gre holding up we'll the demands for military supplies onsetting Che loss caused by closure of foreign mokets. Labor ia well employed owing to tho inroads on the supply resulting firm wor recruiting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
ExPoRTs OF WoolgNs.

Two milton yards of wooien cloth is being mado in New England mills for making uniforms for soldiers in lhe European war. That means at least $s.OOO.00O eeossing the ocean to pay for Che cloth and Che wage workers win get about half of that Worcester (Mass) Telegram.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
rleHrER DIES FROM
 ARENA INJURIES

SEATTLE Jan 9-L Anderson, known among the fighting fraternity of the Northwest as Knockdown' Anderson. died this morning oi injur- les sustained in q batdo last night with Ike Cohen. of san Francisco, before the Pacific Atblelic Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
sso,ooo PAID FOR ONE
 MARINE INSURANCE POLICY

NEW YORK, Jan 9.-The Cunagd line paid S5O.0O0 to insure the Luei. tania for s1O.0000O0 on the trip from England 10 America and back aeaim This is one Of the highcst premiums ever paid for single marine insU nnca policy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

Indianapolis, Jan. 9.-Intimat- ing that he will likely be 8 can didate for reelection to the Pres idency in 1916, and thus give the American people an oppor- tunity to pass upon the policies of his administration, President Woodrow Wilson last night cleo trified the immense audience as sembled here to hear him speak and to participate in the cele- bration of the centenary anni- yersary of Jackson s day.
 The pregnant paragraph in the Presidents speech, which aroused the enthusiasm of his hearers to the highest enthus- iasm was as follows
 I believe know the temperament and the principles of the American people. if T did not know these things would not be fit to occupy thc presi- dential chair Thorn may come a time when you people ss!n be called upon to judge whether or not ] know whas ! am talking about today
 Tho President preceded che inii. nation that be would seek a second term. by 9 vigorous defense of his Mexican policy "So lag as my iDs 1uence goes while ] nm President, no ono shall interfere with the Mex iean situation he exclaimed.
 Saying Sweet Things
 That he has been forced 30 remain silent on many questions while under Fire was indicated when lhe President said be got tired of staying h Wash ington aud saying sweet things
 Deuunciation or the Republican par ty was mixed wlth sarcastic remarks ailudiug to that party when Che Pres ident turned to politics. Not in thig- ty years has the Republican party ad- vanced Q new idea. or 8 new theory
 Praising the currency Inv. the President said "Ne have emanci- pated the credits Of the country. He also defended the new tarilt bin and the antitrust Legislation. but said the business interests and people of the country must take adVautage Of the opportunities they afforded il .he best resuils arc co follow ep.Iom.zing bis DO lion with the epigram 'Fe have emancipated Arferica. but America must do something with her freedom.
 lie urged the Democratic party 10 keep up its fight and complete its program, saving chat the party is 'ssnl on trial.
 nae President was interrupted many times during his address. by great ap- piause. When he had finished hc was cheered for several minutes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
PHiLA0El9HlA TO HAVE
 siooooo.ooo DYE PLANT

pHILADELPHIA. Jan Beuzoi city T5 acres for lhe erection of dye plant The company IS backed py capi- a said to exceed S1Oo000o
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
FiNANciER WANTS FEDERAL
 DIRECTION. OF RAILROADS

NEW YORK. Jan 9.-w. c. Van Antwerp. banker and governor of New York StocS Exchange before the Economic Club of Indiona argued for federal control of chartered railroads similar to the banking system.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
AUSTRIA WANTS SEPARATE
 PEACE WITH GERMANS

LONDON. Jan. 9--The London Daly releg.aph's Athnns correspondent claims that Austria twice has attempt ed to make 2 separate peace with servia, once by direct proposals to the Roumlnian government. Sergia's reply in both eases was an emphatic refusal
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
PRESIDENT 10 SPEND
SUMMER Ar CORNISH

WASHINGTON Jan. s-President Woodrow Wilson has leased Winston churchill's simmer home at Cornish. W. E., for next summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

e Among ths eplgrams in the 1 Presideuts speech which arous- @ ed his hearers to higher and ' s hl9her pitches of enthusiasm -s were the following:
 % "Neep your moral powder g dryr
 "The Republican parry has q s not had a new Idea in 90 years.
 4 got tired of staying in . Washington and saying sweet 2 things. @ "l am an anImatsd eonserva- 2 * tive"
 @Tais eountry's policy ls de- 2
 ei5ed by the independent vot-
 We have emanoipated the e credits of this country" .s rhe Democratic party Is s stlll on trial"
 "lf a man will not play with @ tho team then he does not be- 2. long to the team"
 "So far as my influence goes % while am Preaident no one s s shall interfere Nish the Mexi- 2 e can situation
 @ "Ths tariff has been the 2 & science of privilege.
 2. We have cmancip3tcd Amer. 2 a iea, but America must do -s something w.th her freedom" g.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
ENG IS
 IS
 #HSI

WASHINGTON Jau. 9.--Seoresary Bryan and other administration oii'e- iale lato today arc eolua over sfe"s Brltain'o preliminury reply 60 He hmerioaH note.
 WASHINGTON Jan. oreat Bri' tain'sreply to the United states com plaint In regard Co the inteHuptlop ol American commerce by British cruisers will be published tomorrow. Secretary of state " 5 Bfyan yea. terlay received copy but declined to make public It's contents.
 W is understood that Great Britain has avoided the main part of Che gov ernments protest and t is believed n Washington lhnt fuGtlor c0rtes- pondence wiil be necesgofy before an agreement between che two countries Is reaohed.
 It Is also understood Great Britain has indomnified tho United States for copper seizures
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
FRENCH MUST SUPPORT
 CITIZENS oF RETAkEN LAND

PARIS. Jan. 9-The French cabinet has decided to ask Parliament to ap. propriate sC0,0OO,OO0 for the relief of the population in Departments of France recently evacuated by Ger mans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
AMERICAN SELL COCO
 WAR AUTO TRUCKS

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.--It is esimated thal wae orders for American auto trucks already total 5000 with a value Of S16OO0o00.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
eERMANY AsKEp FoR

LONDON Jan. 9-rhe London Daily Telegraph soya that efforts recently were made officially Co ascertain whethor Germany would consent to the exchonge of civilian prisoners inc termed 10 England and Germany Ger, many's reply demands that the ex' change be on basis of the release or dyo Germans to one Englishman pe' cause there arc many more German prisoners in England than English mon in Germany Great Britain has declined thc proposal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

BOSTON. Jan 9-A contract for 25.000 yards of olive drab uniform cloth and 25,00 yards Of olive arao overcoating for export has been clos. ed by on American wooien mill
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
sAlLoRa oEI lNcREAaE

LONDON Jan 9.-Tho London Board ot Trade has oworded i.iver- pool Beamen an Increase in wages Of
 .50 m month because of e1tra riaiia ol navigation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
AUST TRIANS EEA0
 RUSSIANS ENTER

PETROGRAD. Jan. 9.-The Rus aians have entered Pennsylvania, the 8ustriaus having evacuated the en- hro province or Bukowina. It is de- clared by tho Russian War office that the investment Of Bukowlna opens now roads for Che Russian troops to swarm into Che Hungarian provinces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
QUEEN OF HOLLAND
 LENDS GOVERNMENT sfoooo

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 9.-Queen Will helmiaa in signing a bill ioroinu helmina. in signing q bill for Duth war loan Of SllOoOO,OoO informed the finance minister that she would per. soaaliy underwrite $1,0o0.o0Q of the amount
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
cANApA To KgEF- RgssEa

OTTAWA. Jan. 9.-Raw rubber has been added Co the list Of articles pro hibiled for export from Canada dur ing the Var.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
RouMANiA BUYING WAR
 SUPPLIES IN AMERICA


 NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Roumania has entered tho American field for tho purchase Of var supplies. Rou. manic has sent commission to the United States 10 place orders for arms. ammunition. cotton end sant tary supplies to cost S10000000
 BRAZIL EXTENDS MORATORIUM
 FOR THREE MONTHS MORE
 RIO JANElRo. Jan s.-Brazil has 5tendod the moratorium for % days, counted from future masurltles occaet stoned by the last moratorium thua making collections impossible. t is almost certain lhat the moratorium wil be further extended later on.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
GERMANS LEVY TAX
 ON BELGIAN BACHELORS

LONDON, Jan. 9.-German forces occupying Beleium are leysine war taxea on evcry thing possible A bachelor tax hes now been imposed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
CANADA SELLS MANY

OTTAWA. Jan. s.-About 75oo homes have already been purchased in Canada for tho British war office end weekly shipments are now expect, cd to average 700 to goo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
CARNAGE A#Egl IN
 EAST

PETR0GRAD, Jan. 9.- Fol- lowing a lull of several days, due to 0nfayoraole weather lighting along the banks of the Nisgnia riper was resumed today with fearful casualties on both sides.
 The Germans are on the ot- fensiye, and are sacrificing thou- sands of their troops in Q des- perate attempt to take the out- er positions held by the Rus sians.
 Tho biooaiest lighting today took place between sukhp and Mogneiey. Along this line ibe Germans delivered
 brilliant night attack early this morning which won ibem several po- sitIons. Two hours later Che Rus5ian5 massed their forces and dlslodged the Germans driving them from their loot- hold with indescribnble fury.
 As the weather has turned bitterly cold and the swampa and marshes are frozen over, both sides were en- abled to use an of their forces. The Germans have been heavily reinforc. ed by troops from France and Bel gium
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
SWEDISH GOVERNMENT
 EXTENDS MORATORIUM

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 9.-The swed- ish government has decided to extend it's moratorium on foreign debts to March
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
sERMANs SEND 1.oOo MEN

LISBON, Jan 9.-rho official des. patches rom Angola say the second German expedihonary force which has invaded Portuguose west Africa consists of 1000 men with artillery. The lighting is still in progress tbcre-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
7oJHIANIA M0BI-IZlQG
 ER ARM; AUSTRIA IS NOW SERIOUSLY PRESSED
LONDON, Jan. 9.-If is today


 LONDON, Jan. 9.-It is today positively known that Roumania will enter the war within two weeks, as an ally of England, France, Russia, Belgium, Sergia and Montenegro.
 An official dispatch received this morning from Bucharest, the Roumanian capital, said that mobilization was begun yester- day, and will continue until the total fighting strength of the country, 750,0O0 men, is equipp- ed for field service. 1t IS be- ieyed in London the Rouman- ians will be sent to two points, one army to the aid of Seryia, and another to assist the Rus sians.
 The Bucharest dispatch conclud- ed: "Roumania wlll strike. even if Italy decides io maintain her neutral ity and keep out of the hostllities.'
 Parls Learns News.
 Adylces this morning from Paris par Hally confirm the news from Buchar- est The Petit ParisIen says that mob flzation will end the last week in January with the Roumanians call ing np her three classes of soldiers first. Following this move, the total strength ot the monarchy gradually win be assembled until at least 6oo,- 900 are ready ior the field according to tho Paris journal.
 It is expected that Roumania will ask the Swiss government to look af- ter her interests in Germany and Aus tria-Hongary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
AMERIcANs sHIP Eeos

BOSTON. Jan. 9.-A shipment Of 4.820000 eggs left Boston oE th3 Ley. land line steamer Anglian bound for London.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
TROOPS ARE
 POURING INTO iAVRE

HAvRE, France, Jan. s.-BritIsh troops arc pouring into Hovre. an average of 10 transports a day arriy' ing from Southampton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
GERMANS USE zEEBRUeeE
 AS THEIR WAR BASE

BRUSSELS. Jan. 9.-There is rea. son to believe German airmen have been using zeebrugge os base for raids against tho English coast A large Finger has feen erected al Heyst in addition to a water plane landing stage
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
ENGLAND ADDS TO
 LIST OF coNTRARAND

LONDON. Jan 9.-Great Britain has decided that reslnous products camphor and turpentine are to nc placed on list of absolute contra band
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
OVATION IS PAID WILSON; SECOND TERM
 NT#IATED IN ADDRESS
WHAT WILSON SAID

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

A we'll known scientist Of Cleveland,
Ohio, comes forth and takes a whack
at fame with announcing to the world
that We can never hope to emerge from
the barbarOus state and be classed as
civilized until each and all Of us take
downright pleasure in our work, love
it, enjoy same and take just as much
pleasure in doing our daily work as one
would do in hunting, losfing, dancing
or going to baseball game. Otherwise
if our work seems irksome, makes us
dread to tackle the daily grind, and
that the alarm clock makes US pray for
death at 6 q. m. in the morning@then
We are not civilized; merely savage,
uncouth barbarians.
Gosh! What . rip-snorting savage
We are-and you,
Let's invite President Wilson and his
bride-to-be to enjoy their honeymoon
in Glenwood Springs, for it's Glenwood
Springs that can put the honey III
honeymoon.
Who's going to be the first one
why be afraid for Wilson has proved
that he is human like millions of 9TH
ers. He would not be able to love If
he were not human like the rest of US.
Are you "human," too! We are.
Yes, they read the Glenwood Post.
For instance
Eagle, Colo, Oct 18th.
To A. 9. Cumber:
Really your column is awful-truly
silly, and I wonder where you get such
crazy ideas that you write. Your items
make me tired, and there is NO doubt
in my mind that you are crazy.
With best wishes,
L. r.
P. s--Don't t you dare publish this.
2nd P. 8. (tacked on by us)-We dared.
Just as We began to shed honest-to-
goodness tears Of anguish and humilia-
tion, the tears rapidly dried and sua-
shine began to leak through the dark
clouds when "E. C. H." Of Waverly,
Wash, penned ~ these hopeful words
Of cheer: "I think your jokes are
sp3endid. 0e.A ~ lets sf picked sag.
e q H"
fhsa ~ 1seiaeA = sssWn sassslveo
With lasssa fseDst ~ AasDssA jn1s
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
HADW ~ sUS5us

Pain results from injury or eSaSes
tisa. n il neasaleia, sheunatis1, laN-
ha0s, as.ritis, tootAaeAe, sprain, brais>,
ssrs seiG nnselss Or whatevss pain yod
hass yieAs to Sloans Lninent-
briAes new fresh blood, dissOlves tni
congestion, relieves tAs i.jSy, ths ear
ealation is free and your pain leaves rs
il by magic. The nature Of its quail
ties penetrate Immediately to the sore
spst Dent kseP o. suffering. Get I
bottle Of Sloan . Lininept. Use it. II
means Instant relief. Price Csc and
soc. tl.O0 bottle holds six tines Al
much - the E5e size.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
EH1stWA1oR
R1I9ADlsR CHIIDII1l

That fever, paleness, grinding Of
teeth while asleep, and coated tongUs
are indications that your child has
worms in its system. Kickapoo Worn
Killer quickly gets rid of these para
sites. 1t is perfectly safe for even the
most delicate children. 1t is pleasant
to take and has three effective medi-
cinal qualities: as a laxative, es-
pels the worms and tones up the sys-
tenn. Begin treatment today and elm
mate the cause Of irritableness. Csc.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
WIRuT's NlLI

By virtue Of an execution issued out
Of the Clerks office of the County
Court of Garfield County and State Of
Colorado, and to me directed, whereby
I an commanded to make the sum Of
Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars
($350.00l and costs Of suit, the amount
agxinet J. NJ. Stout, Arthur Stout, Win
e. stcut, &. F. Stout and Guy F. Stout
in favor of q. T. Jackson, out Of the
lands, teneL,.nis, goods and ehattels Of
the said J. N. Stout, Arthur Stout, VIM.
e. Stout, C. F. Stout and Guy F. Stout,
I have levied on the following property,
to-wit:
Two stacks Of alfalfa hay containing
about seventy tons, on the Stout ranch,
about one mile from Riland Posto6ice,
and two stacks Of oat hay, containing
about ten tons, on the c. F. Stout
ranch, about three miles from the Ri
laad Posto6ice. Said alfalfa hay be-
ing on what was formerly the Alfre'l
Stophens ranch On 6wcetwater Creek.
Therefore, aeeording to said eon-
aa,d I shall exposs for sale, At Public
Auction, all the right, title and interest
Of ths shove na1ed J. n Stout, Ar
thur 6test, VIM E. Stout, c. F. 6tout,
Gay r. Stout in and to tie shove do
seFibsd property, o. Wednesday, the
Eth day II October, 1918, at II . 'eloek
A. II, at tie Scout Ranch and The G.
r. 0eest Raneh, ssaf Rala.d Pssto2iss,
in 0asfSaA Csas1y.
Dated q 0asawssl 0Rein0, tAis 14tA
Aay e 0stsesf, l0lk
L 9. JUUU3,
0Asei9 e 0aG6sA 0saaky.
Hsse psb1saeisa 0sose0. u, 11aA
,LMe D1A1Isaelsa 0sos1ae - 101k
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

No Joke
-'Perhaps in dollars jokers are
Not rich," says Mr.. Bonner,
-'Yet jokesmiths all ere they make good
Must have cents of humor.'
Allentown Democrat.
The jokesmith writes and sells y joke,
And then, such is the humor,
His better half grabs all he gets
She has the cents of humOr.
Houston Post
The jokesmith seldom has jit,
Whether he's wed or single,
And SO to make noise like coin
He makes his verses jingle.
Spokane Spokesman Re view
And, poor fellow, when he dies,
No joke for him, on the level
A shoveling coal forever more,
For the sponsor Of his jokes, the devil
Therefore, We suggest that all joke
smiths provide themselves with an As.
bestos suit or two.
If you will observe, one and two
Aakes three, and also crowd.
Tho way the armies are landing in
Greece and pounding each other in
grand style, the future geographiealist
will have to refer to Greece As mere
"grsase."
And they should succeed in taking
the "stuffing' out of Turkey.
Boston has the champion ball players
of the world now, but one thing ce--
tain, Boston has some Of the most
dinky streets in the o. g. A, and be.
fore that city of baked beans and the
Fenway should crow to any extent
they ought to get busy and fix up
Washington street., Causeway, Milk,
Schosl, Ffanklin, Federal, India and
.aay ether streets too numerous to
nsataoa, 50 that . stranger, and the
aaeivss ~ vsll, wat nsst the.salvss
ssaisg hsek vat,s trying 70 navisass
49, naRssw, ssssksa stssses. .
AA9a.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
GAY Hv1

ssaa 10 sssts, stsaPs q silvss, 6se
article appsasing n Ths Hyesaist Ma
asins - The tfsatDsst II Hay Fsvss.
Ths article y written By d. Z. Z Dan
iels, . contributes - this psPss. Oct .
copy Of the magazine at yesr ssws
dealers or send ten cents b The Hy-
gienist Publishing c., Majestic Bldg
Denver, Csle.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
now ABOUT xHA1
Yu111IaUD Hoo1g.

HssesfortA, tourists wtn bseia -
Cock to our picturesque little tsw, -
whils away ~ log hst summer aayA
Hsw sbout that foea, furnished "a
furnished, o. ~ naay stAss ssssons-
datis1s which yeu Aavs - s9sei Many
prefer tie esavenis.ses s1sssa b ~
psivaas Ao.s. Why ~ 1t tAsa k,sws
A thrss li.s q viii = ~ wssk. Aavss-
tiaol
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23

Many Ills come from impure blood.
Caa't have pure blood with faalty d.
gestion. lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Burdock Blood Bitters 10 recommended
for strensthenisg stomach, bowels and
liver and purifying the bleod. N
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
EVERY Hoo0 NHHD0 A FAITH.
YUL COUGH AID COLD REMEDY

When seasons change and colds ap-
pear-when You first detect cold after
sitting next to one who has sneezed,
then it 10 that . tried and tested reme-
dy should be faithfully used. "I never
wrote. . testimonial bsfsfe, but I
know positively that fer myself aud
family, d. King's New Discovery II
H. Ssse sosOA rU0sAv ~ svsr rsNA
aaa ~ hnvs tsisa thsa an" So saa
alse. 4
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
GHWoo0 EnaEDOoD

0ix1oa0 0aooOaoa Dsallaoao - 60
e ~ bsss sesssas b ~ sisy. fAis
y easss-is Psspssty 80 . vssy Assisa-
~ lssssasa- Cay vssss - slsetsss
ksh4A Ov.ss night tsaAs fer . s.aeh.
Wiz - GlAA - 49, tAis PssPssty II
- ~ iatssssasA
4 !. DlCED0N.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
a1Uwooo r.ormn 1oe sA1s

Five ~ sad 4-rssa AsasA ~
vatsR, sAaas sal fruit &Fsss. Jase ~
plaes fer eafdsa al sAiskseA Caa
take 1lyooo fer this PFsPsRty asA taaa
h 1T Hike nsdi.s T. For pastisslars
sal1 q tAo 03saWoo1 Host.