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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
PUBLIC fRUsfEE's sAII

whereas, Emma Brenton whose ad-
dress il Rifle, grantor by her Trust
Deed, dated April 10th, 1914, and re-
corded April 18th, 1914, in the office
of the Clerk and Recorder of Garfield
County, Colorado, in Book SO 1T Page
545 Of The records Of said County, con
veysd to the Public Trustee of said
County the following land in said Coun-
ty, to-wit: Beginning at the South
west corner No. l, whence the quarter
corner on the South line of Section
Sixteen, Tp. 8, 9. Il. SO W. 9Th p. Nj,
bears S. 50 lO' East l7Sl.5 feet and
North SO 43' West 247.7 feet; thence
North So 5O' East 290.i feet to the
Southeast corner No. 2; thence North
50 10, West $50 feet to the Northeast
corner No. 3; thence South 81 5o'
West 29O.4 feet to the Northwest cor
ner No. 4; thence South 50 lo' East
$50 feet to corner No. l, the place OF
beginning, containing one acre, more
or less, together with proportionate
interest in and to the Clarkson Ditch
and water thereunto belonging sum,
eient to properly irrigate all of SAID
land. Except certain Deed OF
Trust for the sum of 100000 given
by Edward Bekeschus to one Elma E.
Robertson and bearing date of Oct
18th, 1918, sad bearing interest at the
rate of eight Per cent per annum, in
terest payable annually in trust to Sc:
cure the payment Of her 3s principal
notes of even date with said Trust
Deed for S96O.O0, paysble to the order
Of Edward Bekosehus on or before ~
months after date with interest thereon
from date at the rate Of per cent
per annum payable monthly and evi'
denced by, said notes.
And Whereas, Default has been made
by the said graAtor in said Trust Deed
in the pesformAace Of the covenants
and conditions imposed upon her BY
the terms Of said Trust Deed in this,
to-wit: That said grantor has failed
to pay the nonthly note and interest,"
due on said psiseipal note on July
18th, 1914, .,
And where's, The legal holder Of the
Indebtedness represented by said note
has filed with said Public Trustee no
tice and dsnnsA in writing, declaring
said defaale - slesting to declare ths
whole debe ssRssentsd by said notes
AID interest," thssoon 10 date Of sale due
mi psyablo, aAd demanding the SAFE
AZ aid land under said Trust psed, :.
Now, Therefore, Public Doeses u
hsrsby givss tAat, pursuant 70 s.i1
notice, election ed demand, snd unde.
and by virtae Of tie authority vsssed
| in me bv said Trust Deed and the ~
Iii. c. w. Smith, RGbaie Trustee oe sasf'
Garfield County, Vim sell the Above
described land for cash, at psbie aae.
tion, to the AigAest bidder at the Wess
front door Of TIE County Court House,
G'cnwood eprines, in the County Of
Garfield and STATE Of Colorado. on
Monday, the Eirse day Of March, A.
D. 1915, at 1000 O'Clock in the fore.
noon for the. purpose of paying said
note, interest to date of sale and the
expenses Of this sale, and will give to
The purchaser thereof a certificate OF
pvrchase therefor as provided by law.
Dated Jan. 29tA, 1915.
| c. ". SMITH,
Public Trustee of Garfield County,
Colorado.
First publicatisa Jan %, 1915.
Last publication FSb. -, 1918.
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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

10 considered the balance 10 wholly In
favor Of these birds.
To begin with, the Pekins are con.
sidered the most desirable by the
writer on account Of their great size,
early maturity and prolifcacy. and IL
a suhicieht number are kept 20 that
there is . surplus Of feathers, the
white bring more than the colored
ones-another point to their value.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
RAISE DUCKS As SIDE LINZ
Many ostsersd From Trying rhsm o.
Account - ralss q THEIR o.
loe4ioNoble ovalttiea.

Dependence should not be placed %
hens aloae II one wants to get TIE
best ost Of poultry.
Try other varieties also. bsginniAs
With ducks. Many who have nsvss
tried them ars deferred iron Aoins
70 By tales a their oAjsctioaabls
qualities, not moving that u Deoat
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
1o1ORs1D WIN ooGsaADo

Everybody who visits Colorado il
PAsssed with the beauty AID charm Of
tAs state and we get many compliments
iron those who have sPsst . vacation
IN this land OF uoaderful possibilities
LAe summer W. q. Jshason s.l family
sf Divide creek enjoyed . visit from
Aiasouri relatives who upoa their re-
tssa to their heae, seat the following
istasr to their local paper, The Car
tAASe Democrat:
The yellow Horse Farm
Lavrs.ss County, No.
January IL, 1915
Editor Democrat,
csrtAAss, NJ,
Dear Sir
Mrs.. Colby, Mrs. Don ColIey ssd
myself took trip to New Castle. Colo.
- visit W. 8. Johason and family, =
brother Of the two ladies'. All enjoyed
. aae trip, via Kansas City and Pueblo
And the scenery out there is wonderful
to behold.
We went up the gorge and over the
high points, l4,OOO feet above sea levsl
NJ. johnson met US at New Castle
with his auto, took US up Divide creek
to his fine ranch. He has over LOCO
head Of black COWS of the Galloway
bssed. They are very fine. He has
800 acres of alfalfa. Mr.. johnson has
ons yellow horse and my big Shorthorn
male "Senator, the one l bought Of
E n Hall, and six male calves, de-
ivered to John R. Larson, who also
has large ranch on Divide creek, with
nearly 1900 head of cattle.
We made the acquaintsnce of some
very fne people while there, and visit
Cd one night with Robert Brschney,
aAd enjoyed . fine dinner with Mr..
asd Mrs. Joha Shelton. They are old
tine Nissourians, and live at Glenwood
Spring., . beautiful town.
We cane back by way Of Denver,
Arkansas City and st. Johesph. Saw
oseh beautiful country.
TAs night bsfsrs We left Mr.. JOAN
ssas about seves&y people came in
10 visit ", and all enjoyed "open
hsass" until two o'clock in the nofn-
iaG, enjoying soeisble games and =
gssd time. Notwithstanding all Of this
Ans country, the fine scenery, "old
Missouri" looked good 10 N, 81 our
rsturn.
Yeufs truly,
James ". Colley.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

Heuschkel family on Cattle creek this
week.
John Wilson and wife returned 0ar
day from Denver where they attended
the stock show.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

When a fellow proposes to 4 girl -
a card party, she should be careful
that she does not get the "booby"
prize.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
SIZE OF THE POULTRY HOUSE
Peuitrymso Differ In Opinion - 10
Amount Of epaes Required BY 4seh
e0Wi When Confines.

It 10 esoeFally considered that tsa
square fest q .Aosr sDacs shoslA bs
allowed Tor each fowl IN planning q
poultry houss. and o. tAis basis Q
house for - hens would - about
ten by twenty test inside. Usnally
this y . oafo measure0eot Whsro 10
space 70 Drovtdsd Tor Q sefateAine
shed: n tie latter svant nuoA lees
space fn the house proper win suAos,
- the hsas uso II almost entirely eor
roosting purposes. Prooineat poul.
trynsa claim that six square fsst Dpr
each Asa 10 suAcisnt, but for ths nov.
tcs vs advise tn square esst.
Whatsvsr ths ainsas3oas, n -
scfateAiaS shs1 y DrovidsA. care
must - usea that The hoaoo = frss
fro0 1Eanghts and. coo1pgtaASA In
Tie eosdsr ssotioas d svsgy poultry
hoass should b lined inside With
tazrs1 paper 1t the hack and sides.
The ffoat may b assaagsa % that
during the warmer periods 4 coaAns-
nsat Il On - covered with wire ~
tiag through which the suns rays nay
come. and thus DroviAs . pleasant
poaoo fee scratchinS.
II - DlAos u planned for . scraAoA-
Ing sAse, II Win Be necessary tAat tAs
foo1 - givsa at least twice Aaily,
scattered aAoag the eAaR ON tAo 1ooe,
saoe the hens win not taks sosagA a.
sfcass In the limited space to hssD
tAs1 IN good condition. Whatever
the plan ot the house It IL necessary
to provide . fair amount q light aAd
vsatf1attoa ~ well ~ to kesp It fairiy
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

Mrs. g. G. Grace returned Thursday
evening to her homo at Basalt After
visiting friends in Glenwood the past
month.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
= . =

j. c. 9chwarx has recovered 30 nicely
froa his recent operation that It /.
expected that As viii return to his
home today. n.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
PRESIDENT EXAMINES
ANNUAL ESTIMATES
DE Has Instructed Departments 10 Keep
Figures Low a. Possible 10
Send 10 Congress

Washington oct President VII
son yesterday began examination ~ The
annual appropriation estimates prepared
by eablnrt mrmbefs f0f presentation ~
Congress IN December Tho president
liaa instructed that iha estimates be
kept as lgW - possible and that strict
economy be- observed Before bslnR ~.
ally submitted ~ SECRETARY MeAdog.
Oct 10, u IL probable fablnsi membsfs
will confer viii him 90 coordinate The
estimate ~ the different departments
as much ~ possible, Yesterday ths
president discussed department ~ Joe
Ties estimates viii Attorney ueusfal
ufapgfy, lio VII esHfsf With other
cabinet members during The neat tH8
weeks. War aBd uaFy department "A.
tlmales, which viii pfetlds Increased ~.
ptgpflatl0ns i0f iiis national defence.
hate been finally submitted W ths pfesl
deHt thalfmHh paaEali NJ tie liuHae
naval aHaifa COMMITTEES saN Secretary
Daniels wednesday 90 tlis subject aha
later viii talk viii lhe president
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
Two Men and Double.lIorso
Wagon with Wood
Dropped 20 Feet
ONE or MEN TAKEN
TO THE HOSPITAL
james Johnston of North.
field Was Quite no.
yoroly Injured

hpHhheld. Opi Two men, iva
nurses, heavy Wagun and had II
Wuud seie peolpiiatsd ~ ihr bod ~ 4
pfneh helweun ihls village and Waits.
lhia yesterday HiirFhaaa Whpn hflaae
egllapaed iindaf The walphi aHd ena ~
illa men, James y, johnson N hafthT
hsld. HHn Injured % badip ihat hn Vas
latnn ~ The Mary flelphef hospital M
Huntingdon last night lJgnes fllpln,
uHhrf Ahd dfitw NJ lhe team, escaped
with bruises and ~falfhea and We
li0fsfH alan Wrfn lltiln injured
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HHd afigNsfda ihe NHga NHa Hhlpaafd
aHd harnesses fut - that ihf hmsaa
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
CHURCH - WARS olp.
nrsiel Methodist society eelsblalsa the
uNsni

ihistol flei | The opinhnailan nf Che
ihlh anniversary ~ ike Methodist rplsi
uppal ehuieh, aud che feppenina ~ Che
church aud parsonage after extensive iei
pairs, pluesa fed letter day Ia the his,
lnfY uf the church hnF. / II. linllun
~ Rutland preached splendid aprman
W lhe morning The dinner vas aerYud
~ ihe rev ehuieh pailois 90 about 100
propla,
The auditorium wns alled Ia The go
efno0n by people ~ tide aud surround
nH igwns "a llsipn a. Che address w
Rev 1, ~ hione ~ li0usiuk FALLS, N N,
ahaae subject wau "lhe hupiemu fnsl y
Musla Was furnished throughout iht day
Nv the True lllia tilee pluh. nalph n,
liioWn rendered violin solo Ia lhh 40
efhnnn, and 90 historical skuifh ~ ihu
church Nas read w Miss AmY !. skin
ner supper Wps served 70 about 100
members Aad iflrnds " The church and
Che church and ehspel Nefu hlled fof
Che evening Aeitlea, Mnsla Waa furnished
Wy Mn Instrumental quartet, composed
~ Mf, and Mrs ntnfy tandnn, u NJ,
Brown aud John ntilHun. ulib fhotusns,
quartet ahd tfip w Che piee club. lai
tore ifem former PASTORS and filpHda
we're read bg ilenanilne steward n. n.
uulndnu, lhs dlatlui superintendent,
llet y n keHi, ~ Rutland, preached
ih etenha seimgHI llef hf llala, paal
inf ~ Che iflnrglg Methodist allufeh, WaH
present and assisted ln lhe afternoon
ana efnHiHH services,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
THREE RAcrs rUH orr
On Closing Day ef the washiaFiga FsiI
baus Isfsts Wsa I've.

UfanRe HHd Washington nguHiiea fgns
tribHlpd m0at illsiallY W lls banner A.
Tendance "a Washington falf yesterday,
Che cl0slnR day, n there Was Riag
people Hl0 hfatfa iha sweeping ha1h
wind Wednesday There Hwr @u mgfe
than Wednesdays total wha Thoroughly
enjoyed iha dalHRs ~ ihs iHlf gfaifi
Day ihe Nefk " luaRlHR ihs eaiila,
horses Hud aRfifultufai athibiia was
practically fantleied befbfp ths fHaha
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
Against Motion Picture Pat.
cnts Company, Court
Finds
COVER RNMENT WINS
IMPORTANT VICTORY
The Suit Was Heard over u
Year Ago by Judge
Dickinson

philadelphia 0a 4 The United
states dlstfibl eauft to-day dsplaad Che
anii trust dissolution suit aRalasl ihe
Motion Pictures Patents CO., 10 fnfur ~
thu government Tie Motion rlniufra
Patent 90 u hnldiuR COMPANY II II
changed W ihe government lhai Il ean
ttullsd mgsi 9i lha moving pipiutf pHi
cuts M ihe luiipd states and allen had
. large Interest W American tights ln
fofslRu patents
he nui WHs heard over Ynaf ago
by Judge Ulehinsgn, whHaa deHalgn II
= sweeping glftHfy fof the department
~ justice The government charged
that ihn Patent 90. Hnd other defend
ants were engaged IN interstate and far
elRn o0mmHfrs ln motion picture hlms,
eameias, fklblllaa machines Hua 0ihrf
hflirlea and appafatns nsed 10 mutlgn
pidufn Hn ~ violation " ihe anli tfusi
law,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
French Gain New Successes
In Movement Toward
Lens
COUNTER ATTACKS
WERE CHECKED
Germans Bombard North Of
Aisne but Make No
Military Attack

The pressing Of the general offensive
movement by the entente allies on the
western front has resulted IN further
progress for them In the Afioia region
In northern France. Successes In this
sector, where . hght for The important
town Of Lens with its fadlaiinE railways
IL being wsTsd were, ven BY means Of
hand grenade attacks, according 10 the
Paris otiieial statement
In the Champagne district, where the
rrsnoh made notable advances since Sat
urday, when the great forward move
msnt began, The German counter aiiaehs
have been checked near Malsons d. Cham
pagns. The Ffench oihaai statement
announces the violent bombafdmsnt of
the rfench trenches north of Aisns, near
souplr II IL reported that the Ger
mans, however, are making no Infantry
attack.
On the eastern front the Tsutonie
progress IA slower In most sectors and
has been checked altogether IN others
According TO the latest petfograd rs'
ports, Field Marshal Won iiinaenburgs
forces have made little beadwsy against
DnBsk
In yoihynia the Russians are hghting
hard bot 20 fer unsueosssfully 20 regain
possession of the fortress of Lutsk,
The latest reports received IN Italy
are that The BuigafiAhs are sntfsnobsd
al aiebg the Serbian frontier, protecting
their entertainments With bafbed wire,
that DISHES between DalgafiAns and
Bsfblsns on the border have already ots
cured.
Vienna hears that Premier pAdoalaygr
0f Bulgaria Ia 10 visit Berlin In the near
future. Rome gets the report that sen
llmsnt In Bulgaria In isysf of Russia is
Increasing and that King rsfainsBa u
waysTing In bic attitude.
London announces the sinking 0f the
sailing vessel Helen bsren, presumably
by submarine
L,Bdon, Oet, Tbe rfepeh are bear
ING tbe brunt ~ ths lighting NV IN
progress 0B tbe westsfH front THY are
lammsfinR ~ tbs Second German llns
IN champagne ~ The direction ~ ths
OrsBd Pre- railway and are - The sane
time dropping bombs 0h The line sBf
station ~ prevent The OermaBa bringing
~ achievements,
The sbssnee ~ DsWs from The Bfli
isb fr0nt apparently Indicates that these
fOToes are occupied with consolidating
ths positions IN tbs "trip u teuitgfy
recently NOn.
Tte British f0fess HoW IN FfsBes afs
estimated ~ = round million men aBd
viii b. Increased w DJfs0 m0rs. Ths
dailY leHgtbsnigg ~ tbs obituary ogl
INNS N The iOH1On newspapers u W.
ginning ~ Measure Tie price paid w
tbf British for their feeent offensive,
There is ~ Hoiabls change DH tls
eastern front, Bulgafia bss MT ~.
piled " ne sBggestion ~ Greece that
fhs de,mobliize,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01
Supposed Two Were Struck
by Outgoing Train, and
Three by Incoming
WERE PROPERTY
OF DODGE BROS.
Animals Got out of an z
closure Adjaro. ,Mr'
tho ~, ss'v

Five valuable eolis, the property Of
Clarence A. aud Harvey Dadep, who 10.
side 90 The Dodge property IL berlin,
bptwpen llatfe aud Montpelier, wprp
Killed Wy tfalns Bn tho tpnlfal vermont
falfoad during last hight The owners
valued ile animals ~ tfUo. two of ilia
puulnes beiha ! feaf Ulds aud three being
bpaflinHb
Tie linfsnH Wptp phslufed Ia The liudpa
pHatnin Hlllpli adlBlna The railroad flRlit
~ way 90 the Western aida ~ stevens
hfahNliy III some way ~ SEA nnps.
plalhedl The cults g0t on 1f tIe pasture
during The night The gate bplhp found
ulirn ihla morning. n IA thought that
iva ~ llie fhlta we're Killed M tho ifaiu
leatlnR latfe about midnight, ~ Their
bp0ta weie told when ilip incoming ttaih
~ UtlWl VIA brought ~ holt afler
IhRihfnf NeMhhnn found be had hlt
spineibl6R uu iookinh about, Che tfalh.
men dlsb0tefpd illa ntp hafaen lying
within distanfs ~ guu feet, three III
them belhH nu ypl dead although very
much iuahniad Engineer farrell ~ the
midnight outgoing train dld not. Inv
ftHf, have any inkllnR that hla train
had siitph any obieei
TIE ifHihmhh aroused fiaftnte D0dRp,
NiiOse residence "a insi affosa iha liver,
Illa bofHlnR tlle railroad tool charge
~ ihf fHffHasha ~ che ahlinala The
hfH t1iia we're ~ illa hofssa IN ila Bass
iufe laAl hlRli There Hfe tW0 theories
regarding TIE opening ~ iliN gate one
hflhR ibai iilt anlmals themselves pushed
aRaiHsi 4 aua the oihaf that some per
sbh Neglected ~ fl0te tht gate after
passing through.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-01

fuf army, navy aud munitions Nolk n
order o. carry oui iha war snccessially
could hp obtained hy the voluntary ~
listnsnt system The labor representa-
tltes decided 30 organise a special lalaf
recruiting campaign throughout ihe
country,
A Che meeting, II which the premier
aud iafl Kitchener addressed ihe maai
Ian Kitchener expressed q preference
faf continuation IL lhe fnluntrsf skss
TEN, and the conferences ni labor luaaefa
suggested that voluntary recruiting
would be- more sueoesAtnl u The govern
ment would state frankly hs iaf as vas
oampailhle with ihe pnblo Interests
what already had been done Wy talun.
iary meanu aud what we're The present
aud future needs and would inslsi upon
employers 80 longer preventing iheif
men from rnlisllng
The campaign of Che labor representa-
tses o. ssrufe onllstnenls Nlli inelude
meetings of w0rkmen IN the Industrial
esntufs, the systematic circulation
through The trades unian and other h.
l,or organizations ui special recruiting
literature ara ihu sending oi dewitatluns
o. Che tabor council aud other organsa.
tious 81 explain Che needs of the eoun.
Try,
The conference included representa-
tltea of the trade union oohRfess, the
management committee ~ Che general
federation " trades Unions, thp psem
tive committee ~ ihe labor party nnd
Che members ~ Che Parliamentary lataf
party