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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-20

FOR SALE Millinery store in sub
urban town OF Denver. Population
2i0O--i hour ride on street car from
Denver. 40 competition; best looa-
tion in town: nice fixtures; cheap
rent, electric lights Stock will in
voice $4,000; win take part cash.
payment down and baiance ON time.
Reasons for selling. owner is taking
road position. WIN show books for
spring business. Write 10 b. f
RUcKER. 53I-i5th St. Denver. Colo
RADIO. Phone Mein 1854. Denver. Colo
FRUIT RANCH FOR sALE-3 and
sixty-hve hundrcihs acres OF finest
variety fruit trees. 400 bearing trees.
G room furnished house; 80 II. p.
Mason auto and farm tools goes at
s2sOO.0O: 100000 cass. balance at
$4,000 each September, at per cent.
Good. heavy crop coming on. MIS-.
Arthur Kateley. r. ?. Box e2.-e530
East Main. Canon City. Colo. i9wsf
se>e\~s>>~~ssS bo~SSN<
FlJRNISHEn ROOMS
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. s2s
Main Street syu
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FOR sALE-Miscellaneou.

FOR SALE-Good milch COW. Mrs.
Kate Biddall. Central ST.. East
Canon. 117p6t.
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TUESDAY.

Reginald Cusack of the Wet Noun
tain valley who spent Sunday in town
returned 10 Westcliffe today with the
McKeller brothers in their car. Mr.
Cusack owns an excellent summer
hotel in the valley which will be
omen soon for the summer.
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WILL RETURN TO CANON TODAY
Miss Leila Peabody, who has been
visiting here as the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. NJ. D. Thatcher. will
leave on Saturday for her home iii
Canon City-Pueblo Star,Journal.
c. 4. FULLER AND WIFE ARRIVE
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fuller of Fuller
ton, Nebraska, have arrived here with
their household goods and will make
Canon City their home. Mr.. Fuller
is the new owner of the Majestic
Theatre, which Mr.. H. NJ. Kellogg has
been managing SO well.
MoTORED TO THE WET NOUN
TAIN VALLEY
B F. Kindig and C. C. Snyder mot
ored to the Wet Mountain Valley on
Wednesday for the purpose of pur-
chasing some cattle with which to
stock their ranch about twenty miles
north of Cotopaxi.
DIR. RlDGWAY CALLED HOME
DIR. E F. B.. Ridgway left today for
California because of the death of
his mother. Mrs. ]. W. Ridgway who
will be buried in Seattly, Washington.
During DR.. Ridgway's absence, DR.. G.
E. Clark, veterinarian of Pueblo will
take caer Of his practice and assume
charge of the veterinary hospital.
HAYRAcK PARTY TO SWIMMING
POOL.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. and
Mrs. Madse Madsen, about thirty
seven people, mostly members of the
congregation of the Trinity Lutheran
church were taken for a hayrack ride
and a swim in the pool by Mr.. Mad
sen Friday night. They all report a
jolly good time.
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FOR SALE-Team of mules. Phone
Blue 1712. 7o5 Diamond ave. 93tf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-20
BUY MOON SIX WHILE HERE

Mr.. W. H. Rose and wife of Las
Animas. Colo, were visitors in Can
on City yesterday, and while here
bought Moon Six from ]. ]. Arm
strong & Son Mr.. Rose is paymas-
ter for the United States Naval Hos
pital located at Las Animas.
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TOH
IN PUEBLO.

d. L. Robson, W. II. Collins. J. j.
Armstrong and Roland Armstrong
we're visitors in Pueblo yesterday
where they unloaded car OF Moon
Skies.
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REMOVED TO sALIDA.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Emory and
family of 4o3 Harrison avenue, have
removed to salida. where Mr.. Emorp
has a position with Thomas and
Kirkton.
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OVER FROM LAMAR.

p b. Novels. former president OF
th9 Canon City chamber of commerce
re up fro mIamar this morning on
business trip. MIR. Novels viii er.
MIa.n here for few days
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Surge ntberii(bt.

Sie 8nlsaren befeten &c.
ieear aim Sirnof. 9ie beiltiden
SeiitfdJen @erbiinSetem riifeu
ueiter uor. SiirfilAc Mrtillsris
nlft i'm &fe segen Gerben
mnb 9lliierte. Dir 8nlgarem
beoroben oie ierbiids Sampt.
ltaot Niid.
Der &0nis bon Gnslau6 lit
bonn 4ferO seiporfen.
Gie @erlnite Ser GnslGnoer
betrasen 493,299 Wfnnn.
Die 9laiIen bebanpten, iie
9dtten in Sarma biel GAa6en
qnaerid)tet.
2lobb= George miberIest bic
geradte, bnf bic eneliiAe &C.
giernng in 5rieSensmnterban6-
lung ftebe.
Die 6entlde 99esiernmg BE-
ifreitef, oaf in 2attid 80 Scr
lonen gum SoSe per,trteiIt
ieien.
i 9inbenburs, Hrins 2eppOIo
ttno xiniingen meI0eu GrfDIae.
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gorl6ert biloen ioIlten, oie er an Ben
5htffen atlbringen tpoIlte. Sic SER
baftung BON SaD llllo Gd)ol5 iei
hauptidhlih auf bic Muffin0ung SIC
iier Sfoblbiilien bin erfoIgt. Dan
iteb., atf tpelde1 fbtpndsu sSll,l5a-
ilteliifn oieie gauge Bom6engeldid),
te rubt.. ginen Der 8erbafteter,
Gen Dr. ssiert5Ie, bot man segen
giirgihaft bon $4,000 GolIars II,
5reibeit geiett. gso1 ocrir 8erid5t
Der vGeip Yorfer @taatsseitung !.
Der ieet borlieat tpuroe iisrigeils
cos dttgebiihc @eft1nonis Gap's
ourd oie .sIii. Breffe" 1liht forfeit
iiberntittelt. Jap bat nidt geiagt,
.odf er aftiber 0ffi5ier Der oel,t-
iAen Mrmee 1ei, 8. i. regular iii
Der Sillie oiene. tpie man aus ocn
Nepelden annebnen nluBte, fonoern
hnb er Wsaibineflingenieur lei ito
dfs Meierpe-Offiaier oen Gelr3ug
nlitgelnad,t babe Die ugseip Dor
fer Stadts5eitiingg lett bin5u, oaB
Die oeliti6e Nnnglilte ipeSer eincit
aftiuen ifoh einelr Heierpeoffi5ic;
adiners Sab aufipeift.
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Hitlnab

4 TT Dab NIT Der groBen Bonibelt
nelfbmortsng oes angeblihen 2atit-
suaHt 6oD iliht aIles ridtig lit iIno
3ih niht dies 10 berb1lt, iuie es mad
cen Iepeihen Der eriteu Gage fsbielt,
.gcbt aus Der foeben befaiuit gernah.
ten, ettpos fleinlautell grtllrullg
oes Chef bes Gebeimoienltes in SEEM
gorf rio oes oortigen 8nnoes.
9iitriftnnipolts berpor. Gbef Munt
giebt 5ll, Dob alles. mas man bishcr
iiber Die Gade tuifie, aus oen ioge-
uannten 8efenntrlilien Sons ftanliae
une Dob man fein tueiteres gemeis
ltitd gefunoen babe, onr1 oas Ole
Hidtigfeit oieier 8efenntnilie barge
tan tper6e. Mfan babe tpeoer 8rieie
nod Hapiere gefiinoen, sic anf H.
geno cine 8erbin0ung Der 8erbaf-
teten NIT oen oeutlhen Militdr.
ooer Gegierungsbeb0roen ldIieBea
lieBen. Nub nihts, aus Dem bcr.
oorgebe. ipober San 0as @elo fir
Ieine Grperinlette NIT @bemifalitn
acnomnen babe. Man bebe totiad-
lidl niGts ipeiter als oas 8eltdnosis
sSaD's unS Die in ieinen 3intmer &c.
funoeren 6aden Inter oieien
leien beionoers beahteilsnert orei
Stablbiilien nit 6eoern uno llbr-
tperf, oie Sap bergeiteat 1abe uno
tie. nit @rploiioitoffen eefiillt. Sic
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ptn pjterrtidlil6en 9asptquartisr
= go sx..s.M s.at...' ~ ~ w.: e's s.. IsNea itea
ssk, = .'vJ s..:.ssp -. -sss Mys'.u las ssA Ssr'
G 80 ss s sso',a.. %eloe. nagesal
s.;.s ~ saAo ~" 'vleH per1Fleufil
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c.s g gstW lissf enc 9anSs
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0eut6anO mQ au i@r kriegSmatGa na6 Oct Qfe (difen
9iiid) 1T beOro1t+
Hngeblid)er 5ladtpldn de$ K0nig$ von Serbien ,
a0nig pon Gnglanb Dom Yferoe gemOrfen

oak Die bpaGnbiId)e 9sad,rid)t, in 2t.t=
tid) Ieien iiber breikis Terlpnen tue=
GEN Spionase nnS @errats 5am Sooe
uernrteilt iporben, ttidlt tuabr lei. ,sn
3iittid) lei iiberbanpt 9fientano 5ntn
Sobe bernrteilt mpr0eu mno es ieteu
snr 3eit iiberbanpt feline Grp5efe sc=
gen Eerionen, oie @efangenen sur
Tlndjt berbolfen bGtten, in @erbanh=
ling. Die geadrid)t lei cine refine
Grfinbnng.
!Sinbenbmrgfs Sruppen bringen
trok Der Ingriffe Der 9i1iien BEL
@arbnnolpfn bpr. 4rin5 9eopDlo fat
eiten Ansriff Ser NniIen, nprb0itlidD
bon giopD-G -GruSef, abseId,lagen. Ge=
neral bon Giniinsen fat ipeltlidJ bon
Gsartorisf ben Grt 8itofa beiekt.
Die Jran5oicn rnelSen slrtillerie-
fGmpfe in gelgien in Der Gesem6 bon
Steenitrate nnb 9irmnpben nub III
Ser Champagne bei Snbitre, Mmf oein
3eidsaferfopf in Ben @pseien iuollcn
lie einen oe,itiden Graben serftort
nno einen Ansriff Der Gentid}en 5n=
riifgeid)lagen baben.
Gie StaIiener melben Mngriffe anf
Ganta Qneia nnb golmein, bic mol,
oa iie BON Grfolgem nidts meI6en, er=
fplglps berlamfen iein miiIIen. Sim
Olitid) BON Ulpbena ipDIlen ne Elm
Sort genDmmen itn6 in ben Webirgen
slnsriffe Der Ceiterreid5er Snriidsc
idlagen baben.
Die Siirfen melSen, bnf iie bei stbi
Snritn feinblid)e Sruppen amseinan-
Der seiast batten.
9ie Rniien seben su, baF Sic Cent
id)en bei Wnrbunoipfa me6rere Wra-
ben senontmen bGtten, behauptsn
eber, lie bGtten he ipGter luieber nus
linen pertriebrn.
Iie 3eihnungen fir oie brittle
oiterreibiIhe &riegsanleibe betroeell,
iuie BON @ien gemeloet miro, be-
reits iiber 5fuei Miliaroen aronei1.
Die gfieoerlegi,lg eilres Granoes'
leitens oes Motel1 Greil3es auf Dem,
Gorge oes in einem MnIaIl boa.
MelanhoIie oairb Selbitmoro aus
Dem 2eben geldie6enen engIiIAen
ariegsgefnngeiten yfniors gfitbolfor
bottle per .grefeloer 3eitins~ Ber-
nnlafung gegeben, eiite giftige Gri-
tit Ios5uIaIfeu. Der tolnfnanoierer-
be @enern 3ogerte feinen 9[uger-
Bid, ons ertp1bnte glatt su beltra-
fen. CT tat Dies nit folgeilbcr
gegriinoung:: uTote 5eiaoe n1iiiien
eeebrt fperben beIonoers Maio-
gfidolfon, Der elm bodndtbnrer CT
remnant mar, CT bnt Elm Shrei-
ben an leine aanleraoen biltterInflen,
in ipeIben er erfldrt, ooB Die llrfn-.
DIE 5u ieinert Selbitnlor6 nit ieiner.
gebaitoIrita oard pie 0cutiHea.
itibts al tim Bat. &
gurd neberrnittelling elmer ne,l-
tralen Mad)t bat Die beiitide Meaie-
rnng auf Die Grobultgen HuBIollos,
ole gefangenen oeiitihen SoLpate,l
in Diftrifteii. in ooenen oeutIge
9ruppep 9unl- Gum, @ei1ofle 5a-
brauht ,batten", erldieBen 5il IaiIell,
MN geantiportet. Die offi5ioie
rgoroo: aug. 3eitltlig", tpeIfe o;e
betreffeuoe Gahrid)t briugt, lagt
iiber oen @esenitnno.. .9eutIde Sol-
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Mmsla,i6.

Ger riliIIIHe, Der briIilhe lino
Der iapanifde @elanbte babet Der
d,ineii5den @egierung ben ufreurr-
ihaftlideng Hat gegeben, iest feills
Berdnberiittg in Der NegierungsforWr
por5unebmen. Gin Giidfebr gbiila's
5ur Mouarhie tpiiroe ben Serridaf-
ten in oiefem sn9enblid bohit pabr.
ideinlih iebr fatal iein, Dor aGenL
Denn elm 10 fraftpoIler Matun ipie
guait Sd)i &ai Die 3iigeI Der Heeie.
rnlta erariffe.
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6aten baben taie Dunl-Du,n- -augeln
uerlpenbetJ nod iperoen lie 5ie ie per-
irenbet1. 5dIs Die rliifiihe 9fegie-
rilng oeutfde Soloaten ufter falideil
AniduIoiguagen erfdieBen ldBt,
lpiro DeutIdlane Die fh1rfiten Der
yeltungs gsntasreaeIt treffen. Die Ies-
feren ifno I'M ID leihter, als ii
Rentldlattb III @efallgelidaft be=
#inolide rufIIlde golontela geStanSc1,
baben, oaB tie Gunl-gatln @ugeIlt
gegett Deutlhe gebrauhten."
6 SIN estaltIdest BarIanletlt mar
pie Soee a,isgeiprohett, man ntoee
aas Giaentunl, bus oer oeatihe Sat
Ter nrb aaoere beutIhe Syuriten it
En9lnno bitten, nit 9eldlog bele=
gen, I'm aus thfn oell Gdaoen 8lt
eriehet, Der onrh Die oeutId]ei.
lsS2uftlhiffe angerihtet peroe. 2log5-
erfldrte Dem BarIonent ie-
bod i'm Maanerl beg gremier Waili-
tiers, oaB 6erfelbe Elm iolhes 8or
geben nidt geeienet bolte, bet
u 5einO bon tpeiteren gerleeingell
oes @olferrehts" 5lriif8u6alten. Sic
'3eppelin @neriffe 8erlebungel1 hes
golferrehts 5li nettlteit 1T Blob-
Min, oenn es eriftieren nod feline
'oolferredHthen 8eitirnt1nlneen ilber
ben 8ebralthb bon 2uftfhiffen. gie
borgeiblngene &onfisfation oes Ser
lnogens oeutiher Siirften iuiiroe al
leroings cine flagrante Gerleeltn!J
nes golferrehts letn, ia, iogar IDIOT
mebr als oas, es mare Elm Direftee
GiebitobL ltebrieens slnubei1 mir
7gar flifJf einntal, oaB Der oeltide
.aaiier itn0 anoere oeittlde Giirltelll
hiel Nernrogen In gngfano baben.
Gs bat eifunol eine 3eit gegebelt, In
Der mol Die nteiiten oeutihefi syiiritril
@eloer in gngIa1o angeIeet batter
Gas mar III 6en eriten sSobr5ebnten
t1ah Der 48ger Mepolltion. Wia,.
fonnte its1rller itiht piiien, mas pai.
lierelt ipiiroe uu6 IN gnglano ItanS
soa5 Belo iider, bradte aud quite.
3i',fen. ssn Sen lesten fiiaf5ebn his
5luatl5ig ssn6ren aber, als Ste Gefabr
elmer Gepolution trob io5ialoeino-
fratiiher Igitation, ittnter ntehr
ihtpdrto, Ser qroBe tpirtIdIaftliche
slufihpung in 9eatldlano eine
.@eloanIage BORT profitabler nadte
als in @ngGauo un0 gleih3eitig nit
oieienl Ipirtlhaftlihen siufidtplttig
Gle Sponnitng 5tuilden 9elltldIano
nno gnglat16 ilnnter mebr muds,
oo lperoen mol biele ibr @elo ois
England 5liriifse5ogen lino III
Gelitihlano anaelegt baben. Sci oie-
Ier @elegenbeit nOge au1 erruabnt
iperoen, oaB cine feibe europdiiGcr
6iirften @eloer in glmerifa angeleet
bdben.
Baibingtoner DepeIden oelltett.
an, Die lange llilterreoltng, Oie un-
ier gotifafter @erarb Dor einigcn
Sagen NIT Dem beutIden &oiier
gebabt bat unto iiber oie ct tidts
Naberes fagen min, nlodte iid aufI
ben Grieoeu be8ogen baben, aaiicr
Bilbelm babe Dem 8otlhafter piel=f
leiht feline glniihten iiber oie Be-
ningungen, urtter oenen 1eutldldllo
bcreit mare. 6rieoen 5il ibIieBel
,anseinanoengeiebt @ir ntohtelt.
felt behanpten, oaB oies niht Der
SaH setueIea iit.as
Die Sorte bon 3abnar6eit, !pel1e boi.
lie .Hnfrie0etlheif nieht frirh ali tiIfinei1
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Sd oerrte bete an Den Sag peldem d e1en MneI am
8eIdaftseben oieier groBen gtaot baben peroe
@liidlib bin d im goreefibl oieles Cages mein Ge
birtstag in Snn Nnonio
gsolen Sic 1orge Sanltos 5u nener gebrstog syeier
fonmen? Sd t0te Sbneu germ eeen mie iorgfdlti Ser
Wfant oer ntein Gelbdts;Grer en miro aes borberee
bat Die Serren bon Sol slntono nit erflaiigen ale
bern u blgen Hreiie beocnen ar fornen Ger Wan benz
i'd angebor miro d freuer, Sic antrefen er iebnt F
oonad init Sbrer befnnllt 5li perben
Ilo, bite berate Sic nieies ols eine peonlie ginla
olng an sic 5lm ge fir Samitae llno berbopt
ieoen Gag BON iebt
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| getNta)Ie ange1egen lpfrDen."
Cine beiitide OepeIde, Die aber
nidt offisieG lit, mAoet, oaR tiirfiibe
Nrti1erie in Der @egenb BON Gtrmm=
uika in Serbien cingeormngen lei mmS
NIT ben gnlsaren snIammen eesen
Die Gnslan6er unS ssrnnspiem arbei=
Ite. SieIelben AeiitIden nid)tamtli-
den 9epeIden meloen, bic sSramsp=
len bGtten 10000 Mann in 6alu.
/ nifi.
/! Cine Gemter-0 0tpeidJe ans 9it6ea
melbet, pie bon ferbild)er Seiie
r staeteilt iueroe, bGtten Bic fransDii.
idlrn Siilfstrnppen sic SOben bsi
Strn,nnita beiekt nnb ber syal Scr
iSta0t mer6e iebeu Sag eriuar:ct.
Niam tam sera6e nid)t ia9en, baf Der
sltiprhna 0ieier 9epefdf lie icbr
aluub,uiirpig made.
Rad ben enslild)en 0epeid)en ite-
hen bic engliId)en nmb frans5iiidea
Sruppen, bic ben Serben at Salfe
eefomnen iin6, in ciiter Qinie, Sie iidl
jDpn Nrib0laf iiber Mabpbiita iladl
Strmmnita siebt.
Die bnlsariIae Mrmee beSrobt Be-
rfits bic 9anptita6t Nifd.
Cine Gepeid)e aus Bu6apeit an sic
|ua6lniide @olfsseitmns1 ;nelSet, S6-
mig Setter bon Serbien ,ueroe bOd)it
iuabrfdjeinlid nad StaIien fIieben.
Bis snm 8. Dftuber beIiefeu iid)
bic Terlnite Der GnsIan6cr anf 1885,
294 Wsann.
Ter britiide Jradtbnmpfer 80.
lafani" lunroc anf Der sSnbrt bDn
|Errt Grtbur nnd) Der euaIiIdlrn
StaSt0 t0artmpntb bon cinem bentidjen
|stntesieebopt in ben Wrunb gebobrt.
Seeds Nanr Der 8eiatnng lollem oo-
|bri nuls 2ebeu sefom,nen icin.
Z Die MnKen bebanptem, lie batten
|'bei Der gefdiefnns bes bnlsnriIdjca
9afeuplntes Iarna siemIid bic.
Sha0en anserid)tet. syeinSlide lin
|terleebDste batten berind)t, bie rnili.
liden SMiffe an5nsreifen,. Sic gerl.l-
~ ,.'e" u'e1 s'lp'a'ps seueleH.
%ratoent Eo'afore bat iett bic
9ei'anaflpn oes Niniiterinms gi-
1sa1' .m :a sH'$luHsea ano ur'anO oft
Sma mu oel os!oans Oes neasn yfi-
s'nel'HMs !. 1'' peal'il faaf af,p y ililfer
q 49, b = osss!sl p.ryeI segailenen
1s:lamMs.ag aDere'naefommen, s.
@fa nss sssrS.utssn fsa ~: le'ASasss' ms
ty;tt .;.ss W M:s:aa: : .a' w ..sMea An+
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gp.s;.s ~ Sc:s". -" ~ SD"Sss, Op@go's'
- q. w .s; ' a. @"y..n ss.sa's
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"a o~s;..s xn'.A. SarMe"'eRans nss
.~ '~." M Sss.r
~ sgHsS DpH vn8lano " BON
ielnem !sre en8eiuorffsf. VI bat
,apmer5pare Ssr'esnnsen etrptan-
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3llr 8eadltnnls.

9stine Birt(Aaft bsfiubet iidJ 731
GR-GunifOn Gtr, Elm bdIber Wlod
aitlid ssr t,Offiee. Ste4s friiAss
Bier am 3apf, fOtuie beiftr anS faI.
ter 2MMd { ltlss
stdtnnssbOl
lsa a q 1R3aIf
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Gs siebt einen Sabnarst, i'm Stuea>
rirgetts WicGrnip @ebdilbe, giamens Or.
SennerIn, Der Die bette 3abnarbeit in
Gan antonio 8u iehr mdbieen greiien
beToret.
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DAB er i'm 9iinfeln irrt merit
mander erit, tpenn man ibm elm 2idt
biniteut.
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9r. ss. Ereitum, Ue. g., bebanoeIt
allie Rranfbeiten. sol CT. Narps ct.
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= 9eltes Del rno @aioIin crhi(t
man bon Der Slintp Oil &c., 400
Oit-Gommerce Ctr. Meues Eel. Sra.
big 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-29

Die Gorte bon i3abnar6eit, !pel1e bois
le 3nfriebenbeit giebt. tpiro 3li billigen
Breiieu geIiefert bon 0r. SenmcrlD
GtpeariuserlSNle grdip @ebdube.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-08

ened, could only gasp. "Er-is there
any news about the will, Mr.. Doremus
Here, have a cigar!"
Doremus looked up and nodded
gravely. Yes, the will has been found,
Mr.. BonistelIe, at Iast!" He tapped
the paper in his hand. ct was discov-
cred this morning at eight twenty
seven o'clock. You see I have been
prompt, sir"
Hall restrained an overwhelming
curiosity. Where did you find it?" he
asked family.
"Ah, curious. Most curious. An &C.
centric man, your uncle, Mr.. Boni-
STEELE. It was found in his library. In
fact, If you will believe me, between
the leaves of his own book mean, of
course, the one he wrote himself
Race Suicide and How to Prevent 1t,
believe it is called. I have not yet
had the pleasure Of reading it."
Mr.. Doremus stopped, and gave the
young man steady inspection. 81
understand that you will be twenty
eight upon the fourth Of May, Mr..
Bonistelle. Am correct?"
Eyes. Tomorrow. Why?"
Mr.. Doremus solemnIy held up his
hand. "Wait!" he commanded. Let
me, before l go through the whole
document, read this one clause"
Flodie, peeping through the door,
was breathlessly listening. Hall was
growing white.
Er-here it is" Mr.. Doremus pro-
ceeded to read soberly. 1.-THE residue
Of my estate leave to my beloved
nephew, Hall Cutler Bonistelle, on con-
dition that he is married before he
reaches the age of twenty-eight
years."
ooh, knew it! Well, it's all Up
then-just my luck!"
If, however, at the beginning Of
his tWenty-eighth birthday he is still
unmarried, this residue shall be the
property of my beloved cousin, Jonas
Hassingbury, as testimony to our
youthful friendship Mr.. Doremus
looked up.
Hall was scowI:hg. Lets see it,"
he demanded, Raid he took the instru,
ment, and read the clause over to him,
SELF, while Mr.. Doremus' eyes drifted
slowly about the apartment. How
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-08
CHAPTER II.

Hall laughed and then stood thought
full for a few moments, smoking airiIy,
blowing rings. Then he took off his
dressing gown, put on his coat, and
had turned to his camera when Flodie
came back.
There's desperate old firt out
there to see you, Mr.. BonisteIle-NIr.
Doremus."
"Doremus?" Hall searched his mem
DRY. What does he look Iike-a bill
collector"
No, he's Just nice old man with
q side-whisker effect, trimmed with a
sold chain in scallops, and he stares
at you over the top of his glasses"
Hall sighed. We'll, have him in.
I'll settle him,"
Mr.. Doremus, grave and precise.
looked about for a chair, and sat down
deliberately. He searched in the in
side pocket Of his frock coat as he
said pOmpously: HIM. took the
first opportunity to communicate with
you, Mr.. BOnistelIe. Unluckily, how
ever, l could not get you on the tele-
phone this morning" Still his hand
CROPPED in his pocket, like a dog at a
woodchuek's hole.
"No?" Hall remarked impatientIy.
Il suppose I wasn't up"
Doremus brought forth long en-
velope. Solemnly he spoke, looking
over the tops of the rubber bows:
Ny. Bonistelle, I have the honor of
being the attorney for the estate of
your uncle, the late John Beasley
Bonistelle."
A mental thunderbolt struck the
room, and Hall, shocked and fright
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-08
IiQhtjnu Turin,

The city of Turin is occupied with
the task of recognizing the public
lighting on a modern basis, and not
less than 100000 will be employed
for this purpose, the work to be car
ried out from 1914 to 1916. According
to the plans, arc lamps will be used
in all the main streets and avenues,
also the public squares, while smaller
streets are to be lighted by incandes-
cent lamps. Flaming arcs in closed
globes will be used. About 5000 lamps
of 1000 candle power each will be
installed. In some places incandescent
lamps are used, some being of the
5000 candle power tyre, and the rest
of 100 or 200 candle power. These are
much better than the present gas
lamps, which give only so candle pow
er. Current for the whole system
comes from the municipal electric sta.
News.