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SPECIAL Cabio Despatch 10 The Sen.
AMSTERDAM. via London, Oct. 23.-The
German newspapers are printing the fol-
lowing letter written ny Geraldine Far
rar. the opera singer, who Is now in the
United States:
II am much too loyal to Germany to
amuse the American people or to oblige
them. Isn't that funny Everybody
who knows me understands how CRATE
full ] am to Germany and the German
people. because 1t was only through them
that ! have become what ! am in the
music world. None OF my German
friends can possibly believe for a mo-
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Miss Mary Clark. daughter of Louis
Crawford Clark ~ the banking hrm
Of Clark, Dodge Il Co. OF 81 Wall street.
at her home. 81 West Forty-seventh
street, declined yesterday to discuss the
recalling of the invitations OF her we'd
ding TO the Rev. Mr.. Wilson.
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In the day If her adversely many OF
her sons had fed into western Europe
Al this same period according to her
wont she expressed herself In her art.
MANY brilliant poets had sung her soul F:
bu, who knew their names? MIR. Pade-
rcwski mentioned some Of these poets
agl lamcutcd hat their works had not
been translated. In the original they
emdincd lost. for who cared TO learn
me language " a nation without an
army. navy or commerce. Happily for
GLAND one son was gifted with utter
t1ce IN the universal ongue and the
,oIruws OF the people as well as their
lovs were voiced in the immortal mu-
sic - Chopin.
Poland had been blessed with some
other practitioners Of the tonal art. Here
'uc speaker eulogized in glowing terms
Nine. Marcella Sembrich and her work
100 aid Of her suffering oovntrymen. in
who's" hearts. he declared. her name
would be cherished forever. He referred
also 10 that distinguished representative
Il dramatic art who had lived SO long
here and had died in this country.
namely Helena Modjeska.
In concluding the pianist asked his
hearers 10 consider tle present o n
ditiors. The Poles had been forced to
fight In this war and always in the
MONT rank, brother against brother. For
Germany 10000 had been taken. for
iIs'rir 500 900 and for Russia 1900
600 The flower Of the youth had been
.'st Dyed. The others. the women, the
..ilou and the aged. were in a pitiable
plight. How could they live through
me approaching winter?
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The speaker said "Thusc who may
nave rtpecied 20 hear me- tell OF some
'.''t u.ar atrOCity must be disappointed.
We tfc suffering from the iogic Of WI
Il N-.li a w~icheduess. an atrocity. /
I7r Do" one, | I'M not here to rouse
.-.'n. but compassion. Poland needs
oar f,lp, not only for suffering Poles.
OAR 'l an, of Whatever race or religion,
VII .r" found struggling on her soil.
'lH here 20 try 10 Interest you in this
h''1.HE country. Perhaps II you have
q 'r.tni to whom you can speak :ou
'I interest him and God will bless
w He viii bless YOU"
Tho address WIS frequently inter-
IT, 't applause and the speaker was
FL 'N apparently much moved The
= r. -s'ou after his speech was n
''t "'o ANA Their. was much selling Of
'o"''.'rs ~ length the patience Of
pa. ny '1e udicncc was exhausted and
aahl tapping began. Some Of those
pf's.fi tired TO check it by hisses and
'I''f q local pianist, much irritated,
I''ne 10 his feet and shouted Let Mr..
m,o"rrwski have his rest keep quiet :"
ms outnurst was followed by some
,Htt'r nd the next Mr..
'tl'r'WSEi returned to the stage. Ills
- 'H Apuearancc was ar a pianist aud
''"'il't'r Gf Chopin.
10 LOG famine comprised the \ rat
o'''ne, tho u fiat minor sonata (Which
contains the well known funeral march).
n"o'n'N" In q major, mazurka In A
NJ nor ahd 4 Fat polonaise. These are
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FUNERAL OF MRS. SHlEFFER
HELD SATURDAY MORNING

The remains Of the late Mrs. Anna
E. Shaeffer, who died at her home In
Delta from cancer of the stomach a
few days ago. were brought here on
Denver & Rio Grande train No. IL
Friday night and were laid to rest
beside the grave Of her husband IN
the Masonic burying ground at Green
wood cemetery at 10 o'clock this
morning. There was no funeral SER
ice here, the obsequies having taken
place at Delta.
Deceased was 81 years Of age AMI
was formerly a resident Of Canon
City. Her husband. the late Benjami1
Shaeffer. was sherin Of Fremont coun-
ty at the time Of the Santa Fe-Denve-
& Rio Grande war to secure posses
sion OF the Royal Gorge as right Of
way for the construction OF their raj
road lines. He was subsequently post
master of Canon City for four years
He died twelve or fiftteen years ago
after which his wife went to Delta
TO make her home with her daughts-,
Mrs A. e. Penly. where she reside
until her death.
Mr.. Peniy accompanied the remains
Of the deceased here from the western
slope and was present At the inter
ment this morning.
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STILL ANOTHER CON-
QUIT TO Be BUILT

Instructions were given to Street
Commissioner. Tom Parker, a fa-s
days ago by the street, alley and
bridge committee Of the city coun II
to construct concrete conduit. or
culvert, similar to the one now beivg
put in on North Fifth street. 70 carry
the now Of the Canon City Hydrau;'s
ditch ACROSS Greenwood avenue.
Excavation for the conduit was 70.
gun this morning. II il greatly td
the credit Of the street, alley and
bridge committee that nearly nifty pcr
cent OF the last bt-annual appropria
tion for the use Of that department of
the city government has been put into
permanent improvements. The pro
posed new conduit win be one hun.
dred and fifteen feet In length AMI
win cost approximately seven hun,
dred dollars.
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NEW CHIEF CLERK
AT THE sTRATHMoRE

Jack Yates OF Denver who has re-
Gently been employed at the Vail Hotel
in Pueblo is the new chief clerk at The
strathmore. Lee Morrison who has
held that position for 10 many years
and who is popularly known BY the
travelling public IL going to his farm
in Michigan soon and viii lead che
simple life from this time on.
Mr.. Yates has been employed in
some of the biggest hotels in the west
and knows the hotel business thorough
~. His acauaintance among tn,
travelling men and others Il very OK
tenaIve and has been wonderful as.
set to him in making him ono Of tho
best hotel clerks in this western
country,
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UNION MILL At FLORENCE
WILL Be DISMAMTLED

Florence. Mar. &c. A. sheetx.
general maaager Of the United States
Reduction and Ienning company. vns
in the city from Colorado Springs
Saturday morning and stated that IN,
Union mill would bc disposed OF L,
the highest bidder with the lnten,i,n
Of dismantling tie big plant. Just
how the material viii DO disposed OF
has not been determined. but Il u tho
intention Of the company 70 sell the
machinery and in fact everything .
connection with the plant 70 the man
who otfers the beat price. Mr.. sheotz
is desirous OF giving the people es
this vicinity first chance At the ma
chinery in case they desire to pur-
chase
The Union plant is one OF the bsst
equipped reduction mills In this sec
tion Of Colorado and has a capacity
OF 400 tons per day II was first con-
structed In 1896 with capacity Of
200 tons. by John 7. MiliIken. OF 81.
Louis. When the plant was lrst built
the city OF Florence gave 10000 as
an inducement to have the site Sc
lected here. Under the MillIken mar
agement there were considerable ls-
Dor difficulties and II IL understood
that tie mill w5s not = paying propo-
sition. In 1909 the United States Re
dretion and Refining company pur-
chased the Ailliken interests aBd
practically rebuilt and remodeled ths
plant at a cost OF 100000. The very
best OF machinery was installed. IN
Guiding modem lighting system and
pumping plant.
The plant has not been In operation
for several years. following the build.
ing OF tho large reduction mills at
Colorado Springs and vicinity whore
The present owners Of the plant. were
i.eavsiy intrested-
Mr.. Sheetz states inasmuch ms The
railroad is being taken up and in the
opinion OF his company there In a3
Likelihood OF It being rebuilt, the dss,-
sIcn to dispose OF and dIsmantie the
plant is anal.
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PIONEER OF OIL
INDUSTRY PASSED AWAY

Florence, March 12.-Samuel Ran.
dali, aged 80. one OF the old timers
of Florence. died Wednesday night
about i've o'clock as the result OF a
stroke of paralysis. with which he
was taken Wednesday afternon. Up
TO that time he had been feeling as
usual. altho he had been in feeble
health for some years. owing 10 his
advanced age. He is survived by his
wife and one son, Sainuei- Randall.
who was thought to have been iocatei
some time ago in Trinidad. but whose
whereabouts at the present time is
not known. An EFFORT Is being made
TO find him and arrangements for tie
funeral have not been made on tina.
account The couple had only two
children. and the other SON. Albert.
died in this city about 16 years ago.
The deceased is one OF the pioneers
Of Florence and was one OF the irst
stiIl men in the field after oil was dis
covered. There are very few people
in this city. II any, who can claim ID
longer residence here than Mr.. Ran
dali. He continued in the employ ~
the United OIL company until about
eight or ten years ago. when he -a-
tired from the company's service. and
since that time has made his home on
East Third street. Mr.. Randall aai
his wife are both natives Of England
and came to this country 30 year,
ago.
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Y. N. C. 4. RECEPTION
APLEASAMT AFFAIR

The reception given at the Y. NJ. c
A. Friday night under the auspices of
the members of its board OF directors
in honor Of the converts Of the recent
religious revival at the rink was large
ly attended and was very pleasant
affair in all respects. Including the
various committees and some special
guests there were about two hundred
people present.
After a cordial greeting had been
extended to the visitors by the asso.
ciation members there was short
musical program. during which sever
al selections were played by the v.
NJ. c. A. orchestra and vocal solos reui
cred by Mrs w. B. Holland, Prof. X
G. Hussey and Oscar Swanson. Later
Hight refreshments were served in the
dining room by the ladies Of the West
minister Guild OF the Presbyterian
church. DR.. C. H. wilkinsoo presided.
and interesting talks were made iy
the chairman, and by Revs.C. II. lis.
ley and 1. C. Rankin and U. E. Side
bottom.
The membert of the young men's
business classe, of the Y. NJ. C. !.
then entertained the visitors by re-
ries Of athletic games in the gymns-
sium. greatly amusing them by play
ing such games as Bean Tag" Tag
the Towel and "Plind Mans Bun.
Director Maxwell Of the physical train
ing department also gave an exhibit
ton of Illuminated Indian club swing
ing. the lights being turned off at the
time.
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REMAINS OF LATE
WALTER SHERWOOD
INFERRED At LAKESIDE


The funeral OF the late Walter Sher-
wood took place from Wilson's un-
dertaking chapel at o'clock Tues
day afternoon and was largely attend
ed by the relatives and friends OF tho
deceased. Mr.. Sherwood was q native
OF Wisconsin. but bad lived in Canon
City for nfteen years. He was ff.y
three years Of age and was the fathsr
OF the late Mrs. Lawrence Serry. who
died January 18th. of this year. A
brother. Frank Sherwood, resides VI
627 Harrison avenue.
The funeral service was conductel
by Rev. Geo. F. Sewer Of the Presby-
tsrisn church. Intsrment was bes,da
the wife and daughter Of the deceaa'
a At LAkesi6o os1netsry. A brother
from Illinois was present At the Ohse-
auiss.
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MAaaIEO At eonrLAnO. OREGON.

Announcements have been recsIvel
here OF the marriage Of Miss Phoebe
Hobart. daughter Of W. e. Hobart Of
Lincoln Park. At Portland, Oregon,
Saturday. March eth. 70 Mr., Roy Nil.
les pf that city. II was while rsNfa.
Ing u Rossburg. Oregon. vita hcl
psssnts . few years aso that he brid ,
~ 1es ~ Ant ti1e W. yq~ag ncn
tlt3 ~ lsi,ina1 y noc16 NJ hus.
49, ~. ~ IN. loes m molI1
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ABOUT THE LATE
REV. JOHN c. ClRlaAM

B
The late Rev. John c. Carman, who
died a few days ago after weeks
illness from pneumonia at Spartans
burg. South Carolina. was known ali
over Colorado because OF his long
service as superintendent Of the State
Sunday School association.
Rev. Mr. Carman had been super
intendent Of the Colorado Sunday
school organization for thirteen years,
accepting the appointment to that ~
fee in 1902 when he came here from
Indiana, where he had held a similar
position. He resigned as head OF the
Colorado organization last August to
take up the same line OF work in
South Carolina.
He was known all over the West as
leader OF distinction in Sunday
school work While in Colorado lie
introduced a system of grades In
the Sunday schools of the state. aud
it was through his efforts that a
NouA DC Va AuotAuCtAOu III IHe DlDfc
was established in cooperation with
the public schools.
He will be mourned by thousands
Of boys and girls who had come int ,
the churches of the state through the
persuasion OF his gospel message.
Rev. carman was born in Ohio 81
years ago. He was graduated from
the University of Rochester. New
York. and in 1888 took degree froI1
the theological seminary and was Or
dained in Ohio. where he spent fen
years in the Baptist ministry. lie
was an active member Of the CITY
Park Baptist church. Denver. during
his residence in Colorado.
His family probably will return TO
Denver to reside. A widow. a daugn-
ter and two sons survive him.
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MINERS COMMITTEE VISITS MAN.
AoER WEgTzEl.

Florcnce. Mar. i2.--ciaude Becker
OF Rockvaie. and Charlie Kissell (
Coal Greek, who wsrc chosen At tho
mass meeting Of the miners held Thurs
day Afternoon TO act as committee -
interview General Manager weitxeI
in regard TO opening up the mines.
left for Pueblo Saturday morning =
see Mr.. weitzel. and viii take up the
proposition with him with view 20
Determining whether anything can he
done In this direction. II is probable
that on their return another mass
meeting win be held to hear the ~
port Of the committee.
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this and is this your verdict. what
say you?
JURORS: Yes. sir.
THE COURT: Thank You gentlo-
men. You will be discharged from
further service as jurors in this case,
and there will be no further service
for you in any case until Monday You
will please be here on Monday, though
/ shall entertain application for ex
cuses on the part of some Of you who
have spoken to me about that. Yoa
can be discharged for tonight.
GENERAL MAUPIN: If the Court
please. we will ask leave to file motio1
for new trial in this case before
the sentence is pronounced.
THE COURT: Yes, sir. you shall
have leave to do that What time?
GENERAL MAUPTN: What is the
time. if the Court please?
THE COURT: The time is deter
minable by the Court, according to
what the parties may reasonably de
sire. The statute doesn't fix the time;
shall we make it ten days?
GENERAL MAUPIN: We can indi-
cate to the Court before the ten days
are up if we don't care to utilize the
full ten days?
THE COURT: Yes. sir.
GENERAL MAUPIN: We will take
ten days; and If we don't take the
full ten days we will notify you-
Honor sooner
THE COURT: That will be the or
der General And an exception Will
be entered on your part to the ve.-
dict that has been rendered. Time
for ten days for the filing of motion
for new trial. Let the prisoner lie
remanded to the custody of the sheriff
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CARLSON
SUGGESTS
HIS PARTY
EMBRACE
PROhIBS

Denver, March 11.-An emphatic
demand for a nationwide prohibition
plank in the 1916 platform was made
upon the Republican party by Govcr-
nor Carlson last night. The Colora.
do executive was insistent that the
dry sentiment is sweeping the coun-
try; that some great party surely will
incorporate the plank in its platform
and that the Republicans must either
take advantage of this pronounced
trend of the times or go to defeat
fighting and eyading it. He declared
there could be no compromise and no
middle ground.
Carlson's demand. which may grow
to be the keynote of great campaign.
came as part Of a speech delivered at
a celebration by the Swedish-Ameri-
can Republican. club of Illinois at
Moline in honor of John Ericsson,
inventor of the Monitor and the de-
feat of the Merrimsc by the monitor.
Speaks of Industrial Unrest.
Speaking first on the industrial un-
rest. which. he said. is prevalent in
the country and Offering various soiu-
tions therefor, Carlson left that sub
ject to say:
There are several other issues II
the hearts OF the people that tower
,hoyo III >elo-. o-6 - h-..-a A.
written into some party platform two
years hence. One Of these questions
Is that OF national prohibition. You
might as well try to sweep back the
tides OF the ocean as to stop or delay
the progress of the prohibition move
ment.
, 'As one member Of the Republic n
party to another, sincerely hope
that the party will take up this cause
and give no quarter until the nation
is DRY.
National prohibition Il Inevitable
and the party should take up the
fight because It is right and becaase
it will bring victory. The conviction
is growing steadily that the use O
intoxicating liquors II unnecessary.
is an economic waste and is morally
wrong.
Few Persons Try to Justify its Use
Except for its disputed necessity
for medicinal purposes. there are
but few people who attempt to justify
its need. Those few do not distin-
guish between necessity and habit.
Those who would justify 1t on the
ground Of personal liberty forget that
in a democracy each member is IL
rectly interested and concerned with
the attitude and actions of the other.
Every citizen is unit Of strength or
a unit Of weakness. II he Is PATRIOTS
Industrious, thrifty and sober. 30
adds the force Of his life to the moral
economic strength Of the nation. IT,
he is unpatriotic, lazy. wasteful and
Incorporate, he contributes the same
forces against the nation.
I'VE have passed the time when
we can be satisfied with fashioning
our lives alone. It is our Chirstian
and patriotic duty to be concerned
with our brothers welfare. In our
own lives day in and day out we must
control and eliminate the wasting
passions. and a government likewise
must destroy that which wastes aud
is wrong in order that the good may
survive"
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LnEr ION PuEaLo auMpAY.

Ezra Lamb, Who yiulto4 hefe two
o. ihrss dAya las. Week, ielt sunday
nioht ios Fpshle vhsfs he Viii 40
esDt 8 Deo,t,ta Wilh . hsSlAees efm'
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LErr THUnopAv ron sALT LAKE
CITY.

II, D. Avery lsft THURSDAY Sta.
nooa Tor salt IAks CITY MN - Win
dsvete 3 ceppis = ueehS y Ieohiap
aiies bai11e.g 0etlsu FooMglng ~
Al.s1lioA
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Next Friday evening the Fruitmers
literary will begin their meetings
which were postponed for couple
of times on account of the revival
meeting at the rink All Of those who
consented to take part at last mee..
ing are expected to take part In the
entertainment Friday evening.
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FRUITMERE
AND fOURMILE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb arrived
here from Pocatello. Idaho. last We'd
neaday, having spent about months
in that city. His friends are glad u
see him again.
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A crowd of neighbors surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Lambuth ON Wednesday
night Music furnished the amuse-
ment for the evening. Dainty ~
freshments we're served at late
hour. Every one complimented the
I.ambuths On being lovely entertain.
era.
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The members OF the J. o. Els mei
with Miss Martha Wilson "Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
vesy pleasantly.
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AND fOURMILE
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb arrived
here from Pocatello. Idaho, last Wed
neaday, having spent about months
in that city. His friends are glad "a
see him again.
The Fourmile Progressive club
met with Mrs. George Newell last
Wednesday afternoon. The time was
spent searching the pages of inter
esting literature. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess
and every one reported very fine
time.
Miss Byrtena Mink returned from
near Westcliffe Tuesday. having fin
ished her school term there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cheney OF Fort
Collins. who have been visiting with
friends in and around Canon City ~
the past few weeks spent coupls
of days of this week visiting on Four
mile at the Runner residence.
Next Friday evening the Fruitmers
literary will begin their meetings
which were postponed for couple
of times on account OF the revival
meeting at the rink. All Of those who
consented to take part at last mee..
ing are expected to take part In the
entertainment Friday evening.
A crowd OF neighbors surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Lambufh ON Wednesday
night Music furnished the amusc-
ment for the evening. Dainty rv-
treatments we're served at n late
hour. Every one complimented the
I.ambuths On being lovely enterta,n-
erB.
The members OF the J. o. E's mei
with Miss Martha Wilson "Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
veTy pleasantly.
There will be union prayer meet
ing at the East Canon Hall next
Thursday evening to which everyone
is cordially invited
Miss a Verne Augustine spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her parents
on Fourmiie-
The East Canon Embroidery clab
will meet next Tuesday with Mr&
Gernett on Reynolds avenue.
Mr.. Eastman and family Of the PARK
hurst place on E. Main. are moving
onto the Gardner place on the Flor
ence road
Mrs. McWilliams spent wednesday
visiting friends In Coal Creek.
Mr.. Carpenter went TO Colorado
Springs Monday with a load OF sppiss.
The Fourmile Progressive Club
viii meet with Mrs. Donnic Green
on East Main street. mex, wednes-
day. They are to have st. Patrick's
celebration and every one plans a
pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. Hawkins OF Reynolds avenue.
has Just closed the deal for the p"r-
chase OF the Likens place on Lincoln
Park. They expect to move to their
new home soon
Mr.. Chas Gage OF Texas is vIsitirg
his mother and father Mr.. and Mri.
R. N. Gage of Fourmile,
Mrs. Alex Mink and children spcrt
a couple Of days of last week visiting
her mother. Mrs. Sullivan Of Lincoln
Park.
NEW CHIEF CLERK
AT THE sTRATHMoRE
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There will be = union prayer meet
ing at the East Canon Hall next
Thursday evening to which everyone
is cordially invited
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