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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06
1t S a Beauty
1907 PARK AVESIE

near fashionable Monument Avenue.
After buying one OF these elegant
homes on 1900 block rark Avenue, a
carefu! business man said: II have eX-
amined over 90 homes N the West End
IN last two months, and this beats them
an IN construction arrangement and
BRIEF DECRIPTION-First floor, re-
eeption hall, parlor. den. dining room,
bright outside bedrooms, tile bath. 5
large wardrobe closets, elegant sun
parlor. with large windows, southern
exposure. Basement has servants
room and bath. hot water heat ONLY
one left. Last chance. Price, only
$1,000. See II at once. No agent
Phone Boulevard 1927.
p. S.-Elegant flats and garages for
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

Gsbnfu6t nad Dem fOnnisen 2eben
ba braubena~
Sarl Ibplf 3udte bic S9uIiern.
.Was lam oas 2eben mir Bic.
ten9"
.Sa, bu- bait redt. 9lber mir
bistet es feline Id0nIten @absn :
i'd brou9e nur bic Sanb nad ibnen
ausSuitreden = unb iebt iol i'd
ipie6er gum aontoridsmel auriids
iebrenl Gs lift gum @erSipeiieIn!
llnO i9 tu's ni9t = i9 tu's ni9t!"
ST i4lug nit Der 5ouit auf ben
2abentiid. baB bic Slider, bic bort
ftanben, Ieidt flirrten.
~Srib9!" rief Der @erpadiene sr.
f9redt.
0o9 in bieIsm GussnbIid betras
ten einise 3unbsn ben 9oben. Der
'8udliee panbte iid ibnen nit b6fs
Ii9er Srage gu, pdbrenb 5rib laut
aufIa9te uno boponitiirmte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

.ntsesnete fs, lpdbrsnb T9 ibre @ans
gen In beiben Purpur tau9teu. mir
iparen bod itets 10 quite SreunOe =
6u purit mir itsts pis sin dltersr
8ru0er -"
so, elm 9ruber! 9l6er. SlIs. bic
.3eit miro tcmmen. mo i9 eiue anbere
2iebe ols bic elmer S9peiter bon Dir
forbere. 0enn. meine tIeine Slie,
i4 Iisbs bid ieBt IdOn nidt msbr
ipie Elm 9ruoer 49,"
rSb. Srib! go borfit ou ni4t
fpre9en 80" uno errOtenO ent5og lie
ii9 ieinsn armeu.
~0u boIt reat. StIe. glod barf
iGh 10 ni4t ipredeu. nod ludre es
permeheu bon mir, BON Dir 2iebe
fOroern su pOGler,. gl6er perIpri4
mir, gertruuen 5u mir gu babsn. per=
ipri9 mir, mid ui9t gu UergsiIen,
benn Sabre tperoen Oergebsn, Bis i9
lpieber pOr bid 6iutrete. I'm DID gu
frasen. Oh bu mid liebbaben tannIt."
sd tperbe Did nidt psrseHen,
Srib", Iprud lie er6ebsnb. ~9tber
ipns Diait bu besinnen9"
sd sebs na9 Uliin9sn. I'm BORT
meiner &unf gu Isben. SD babe
5reunoe bort, lie iperben mir f4on
ipeiterbelfen."
Limo bein 8oter9"
wWenn er iiebt, bab i9 Grfolge
babe. lpirb er mir per5eiben uno ii9
3ufrieoeuseben. Bel ibm bGnst ia
alles BON bem @rfOIs ab". ieste er
Ipottiid bin5u.
~SpOtte nift ii6er ibn. 5rib. Gin
lansss, sbren9aftes 2eben liegt binter
ibm."
wg6er au9 Ell eng bearen3tes"
m&nnnIt 6u oenn 0eines Caters
WunI9 ni9t erfiiaen, SriB, uno Sll-
glei1 beiner 8unIt leben9"
pNsin. zines 1T nur m5g1i9! llno
i'd babe sepGblt! 2ebe ipobI, meine
iie6e, tleine Slfe! SD muB bid Jet
perlaiIen, i4 babe nod einiss gBe9e
gu MAIDEN; a6er ebe i9 fortoebe, io9e
i9 Dir nod gloieu. Qtuf WisberIe=
ben. mein liebes MGO9en -"
llnb ebe ie it6 Oefen erpe9ren
tonnte. batts er iie in bic 9lrme ges
nommen unO tiibts fe adrtli9 auf
ben auden0en Mtunb. Damn Itiirmte
er ouDon, ibr nod einmaI bon Der
Sir aus 5ulpinteno.
sic b0rte ibn bic Srepps binun>
tereilen. bic Saustiir I4Ius nit Iaus
tenn &ra9 Su = oonn tporo es itill,
10 bab man oas Siden Der tIeinen
Wdnbubr pernabm.
Slfe preBte bic gefaTteten Sdnbe
auf Die iuOgenbe YruIt. Der @turm
Ieiner 2eiOsni9aft mar an ibr Dor'
iibersefIosen unO botte ibre Itille.
tinblide Sesle setrGuIeIt unb in III
rem Ser5en cine @mpfinbuns erlpedt.
bic Bis Oubin un6etuubt in oss 9ers
sens Siefe seihIummert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22
8. g apitef.

Ra9 sinisen Snsen ipnr Srib
CroBmonn perf9punOen, niemano.
auBer SIie, ipuBte pObiu. nber SSGie
bate ibm UerIprrden miifen, gu
idpeisen. unb ba niemanb iie fragile,
10 fiiblte lie iidb aud ni9t oerpflib=
-tet. Dem @uter Sribens MitteiIuns
iiber beFen pIdne 5u MAIDEN. Der
alte @robmonn perIor aud tein
DOrt mebr iiber ieinen Sobn. Der
fir i'm ni9t mebr ertitierte. uno
ipenn iein onosrer Sobn, &orl abolf,
perIUbnenb eingreifen ipollts, 10 pers
pies er i'm baridb sur Rubs.
Sd mill bon ibm ni9ts mebr
piiIen". sroGlte er. ~@r bat meine
2iebe un6 mein 8srtrausn 5uriidges
pieIen. iebt mag er Suieben, pie er
fertig miro. Sos 1T bic SoIse Der
4ffeE!iebe eurer Mutter gu Dem
~fhOnsn Sris"." Tsbts er ipDttiid
binSu. p@ot. bob' lie ieIig. uber iie
bat iid an ibrem 2iebling idiper
rsrIiinbiet. unc i9 mar Elm Rarr,
odB i'd ibren Bitten. 5rib auf bic
&lnitofuOemie gu i9iden. na9gab,
Sin Slid, bob iie oieIes nibt mebr
bat = uno MN LAB uns an unIere
8eIdGfte seben."
Der 9llte bsrerub iif, in Iein aons
tor, ipdbrsnO fein Sobn mad pis Dor
oen buntlen 2ooen perlpaItete unO
Die Gunoen beoiente.
Sn Der Jomilie Oes Maiors rieT
5riBens SIu9t psiter tsin 9robss
SntereiIe berpor.
Gin berriidter 9eagsl 1T es,
brummte Der Maior, Die 6Ieiids
t0pfs ieines pGterIiben 9auIes aegen
oas Sunsertu9 zines Siinitlers ollf.
Suseben. Der pirb Ii4 nod umguden
in Der Delt, lpenn ct aus einem
9iinItIerOuieI eripa9t it,"
Srau b. 8oiben par pieI gu Iebr
nit ben eiseuen 5amilisnIorgen be-
I6hdfti9t, uIs bnB iie ii9 nod um
Die Sorsen dnOrer 2eute betiimmern
Tollte. unp fir GuItap, ben Refersns
oar, iluO 9runbilOs. Die Glteite Sp9s
ter,par Der ~Spbn Oes SrGmers"
obne Sntsreiis, 8srnbarp itonO in
elmer isrnen 9arniion. Dur STE
oaAte oft nit beimlicner Sorge al
ben Ssremb i6rsr ainbbeit.
Maior b. 8aissn bate trantbeitss
boIber i9on ais Sauptmonn ben 9lbs
i1isb nebmen miiHsn unO lebte ieits
rem 19ls9t uno re4t BON Der fars
gen penIion uno ben 3inien oes
8ommibpermDgens, bas ieoo9 INNER
me6r 5uiammenssIdmoI5sn mar.
Ssit 5pun5is Sobren beluobnte er
bic penig elesanie unb tOmfDriabIs
@pbnung i'm 5tpsiten Stod Oss altsn
SouIes gum Nobrsntopf. tells ibrer
8illigteit lpesen, tells neil &drI
AboIf @roBmauu eB nit Den Diietss
terminsn niht oll5u eenau nabm.
-Ma9su sic iiA teine Sorge oa'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-22

- &tn0ermunb. 9drI6en:
.Momo, glib mir bod Elm Stid
3uder; Oos @tiid, bos Su mir ses
ss6en baf, babe iG fallen loHen."
Ututtsr: r@obin bait Su es oenn
fallen IoKen9"
&arI&tu: nSn ole SaNe,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

of the Armenians. 1t is estimated that
haif a million rifle shots were fred
INTO the gardens in single day.
what the Armenian revolutionary
leaders VIII do with their opportunity
remains to be seen. Grave errors have
bcen committed. Some, not Aram, 1t
Is bctcHcd. have engaged almost openly
in the pillage OF Armenian merchants
or tho stocks that were saved from tho
business center, and villagers of their
remaining ilocks. There is also MUIR
huring among tho democrats. who
supplied half the lighting corps. but
have not been allowed any influence in
the administration.
Coming from n months wandering
over Snowbound passes with Russian
armies. the Associated Press corre-
spondent rcjoiccd exceedingly at tho
sight of the American flag. Hospitality
displayed TO guide him into tho town,
and was cnveloped in the peace OF the
hospitablc missionary homes One
Armenian refugee remarked that IL was
her third escape into tho same prem
Uses from massacre. Not n year has
passed without disQuicting rumors or
their realization. But the missionaries
have steadily pursued their work.
Though they have guarded their ncu-
trality and have helped all classes.
there is some rejoicing now that the
reign OF the Turk is at an end. They
arc taking no sides for or against
russian annexation, which many Ar
mcnians prefer to autonomy: they shy
it VIII suffice IL the Turk does not re-
turn TO SOW discord between the races
ana the religions of Van.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
HAD PELLAGRA;
IS NOW WELL

Ringgold. La.-Mrs. s A. Cotter Of
this place. writes VIII say that
am perfectly we'll ana the happiest
soul on earth. Wish every pcllaGra
sufferer could know of your great
remedy. I know how TO appreciate
health and sympathize with those that
are not so blcst as I. Am growing
stronger. gaining in weight and can
DO anything ever could. oh, know
am we'll OF that horrible disease and
my heart Is full of rejoicing. / feel
that l have come out OF dense cloud
into the blessed sunshine God DO
praised. He has spared my life for
some good and l feel that have Just
begun 20 live"
There is no longer any doubt that
rellagra can he cured Don't DELAY
until it is too late. II Is your duty
20 consult the rcsourccful Baughn
The symptoms--hnnds red like sun
burn. skin peeling off. sore mouth. the
lips throat and tongue "A flaming red.
with mucus and choking; indigestion
ana nausea, either diarrhoea or con-
stipation.
There Is hope: get Raughns big
Free book on PellaEra and learn about
the remedy for Pcllagra that has at
last been found. Address American
compromising Co, Box 3o3S, JASPER.
Ma remembering money Is refunded
In any case whore the remedy fails 10
Curc.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
FOUR NEW CAMPS SINCE
LIE MASURlER'S ELECTION
Spanish War Veterans Commander
Returns From Installation
I'm Norfolk.

Captain Joseph LeMasurier. chief
clerk 20 the .Adiutant-Gcneral Of Nir-
rin!a and commander OF the Virginia
Department, United Spanish War N+--
Grams. returned 10 his Office Yesterday
from Norfolk. where ne has been to
assist in the organization OF camp
Of Spanish Va! veterans i; that place.
This Is the fourth camp that has been
organized under CAPTAIN ,I.eNasuriers
direction since ms :.ecu6n as com
Elander.
The re~ camp will be known as The
names 9. two distinguished soldiers OF
Norfolk. Colonel George W Taylor and
Colonial :. -. Higgins. bo;a Q: whom
rendered sp!e1d!G service n The Span
isr-Ame!:czn Wa
TIE organization wzG effected ~ 6
meeting Q: The Norfolk veterans. held
Tuesday night IN The Board % Trad =
Building Much enthusiasm, was man
Zee, &, tho gathering, and The char
Ger members OF the rex camp include
zone o: the mort pro-n!nan, men "
the city.
The 2r!ncipa! o~icers OF the camp
a.. major MARSHALL TarraN, corn'nau-
der Major Clinton l. Wright, senior
!ce-oomnander, and Chi.t McLo1rn-
la. OF the Norfolk Fire Department
junior vice-c commander
committee, composed Of Colonel =
J Nottingham Major {. l. Wrieh, and
Major Marshall farrell we're appo.n,-
ed to arrange for tn" Institution o: ir4
camp. tho date ~ the institution DO
Ing tentatively set for August -
Captain LeMasuricr. as state comma n :
der. will attend this ceremony
On the same date Captain LeMasur-
Ter hopes 20 organize camp at I!anp-
ton 4 call, signed ny Captain George
" Hope. Captain Thornton +. Jones
and Or, J. F Hondrickson has been is
tued for the assembling Of the liamp-
ION veterans a, that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
BUSHELS OF JEWELS
They Are Recovered From Wreck OF
Steamer Ea>tinud.

CHICAGO, Angus, l4--Thr.e bushels
u jewels, rurses and Other small pieces
81 property which belonged to tho VIC
Tins Of the Eastlnna disaster were re-
covered when n" snip just three weeks
after the catastrophe was restored to
Nen keel to-day The property was
found or the upper decks, which we're
the frs; available 20 search
No bodies were found In the hold %.
The Eastland The government VIII not
release It's attachmcnt Of mo ship urtiI
tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
WINDFALL FOR ARMY
snlvntionists Come Into Pos~-x.,on Of
Vast Estate.

WARREN. PA. August 1.-THE sal
WALTON Army OF America comes into
possession OF $50 acres Of oil land worth
100000. besides large e.turcs in Eng
and value unknown, through The death
here today o. Henry Gotham. VINO lor
Atty years has lived in rcrlica OF the
Gotham Caatle in England. Gotham
MAS Donogcnar!an and the last de-
Icendant Ia this country OF an old
English line Of nobility. Relatives
Fili contest the VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
! Am Free You Can Be Free

Ny o"tarrh was n!thy and loathAorne I,
me-" me IN; u cull"d my mind II under
h'lt'" iuy health aut was Weakening NV
Nil The hawking. coughing splitting maze
h" "unoAloAo !" all, and Iny foui bronth and
Hls E.a'!iS hhnliS mh'!" my loy.t ,,,..,
AVOID nc secretly NV delight In M. w.s
uui!o4 and my faculties impaired knr,y
mat In tInr II WOULD bring mo To :, 49,,
timely grave. because every ,noIn"n, Of ih.
Hi'J and nigh, II was slowly yet sr,rcIy
s"pping my vitality '''
i'"' round a cure, anI avn ready 10
ven You about II FREE Write rae
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
! his Man I ellis
r n z. Z:
How He Was
Cured of


J. Is II new way u
- something ab<o-
!uteIy different No
!''!'Eh, sprays or
SICILY smelling calves
or CTca!nH 80 atom
yer. or any Hppa
ratus 81 any kind.
N"ln!IG 10 S!Nok. or
lNAa!.. 30 stcamilg
u rubbing or inJec-
lions. 40 electricity
OF vibration or mas
sage No powder, no
i'HE'rrp no Escriry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

2sa Central Avenue, Iona tr"noh. * J,

-
August :, 1918.
Mr. u. J. Store. .H'chmond "a
Dear Silt am very much pleased to in
form you that my father. vino has been
paralyZ"d and unable to move for the past
nine years after using your Min Raj Cop
f"r ten days was nn!c 10 walk with the az
sistancc Of HE cane. !. myself suffered with
= i-avin"Es several years. and ] :,mi plcas"n
% state that I. mas entirely Disappeared.
Signed tMiSSb MARY SMITH
They hay" done something great FOR
hh"Uma'iSuI sufferers. /: anything ails yOt,
and you can drink water. try one once.
! VIII send out %"Gr order the sam" hay !
receive II by mall have received tnou--
amos Of testimonials
Address all orders 20 X. j. stone. Sole
Proprietor, $40 y. First Street. Richmond
Va Single Cup hy mail. 81 cents: cups.
200 Don, send stamps Every indivdmar
should have his own cup, IL is not Sani-
;aTy TO allow others 10 Use your cuu
AGENTS WANTED.
For sale at Thumpson's Drug store cor
ncr Dnvnl ad Baker SIS: Wittr'. Drur:
store. corner Twenty-eiGh,h and y; .Jicl,
SONS Drug store. so W. Leigh 81.
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Z ! SIX JUST ONE CENT

Seno 10 money Jus, your name and
49,. a." on " postal cara. Say. Dear s. go
h.lE tease tell nay how YOU cured yenr
s"'"rh and how ! can cure mine TSn,ia
ga you n,eH 10 say. ! VIII understand hn,I
VIE wiz" TO you with complete Inform
,."i, RE a. once DO NOT delay sen.
r.H'"' iFl OF Wit" nv q letter ,a.g,,
ION 'h.u% OF turning TINS pax. uutu ~,
"t'th t"r this wonderful ir..,rl.r,
me. - A"h conc Tor
SAM KATE, Suite * OG:.
l".3 Michigan Avenue. II,,t,.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

IN tn. house Nothing o. that kind 81,
AZ Something new and different some.
,n'nG Instantly successful You ii" not nav
I" wait and linrrr and pay out a lot OF
""noy You van stop it rvcrniEht-nnd :
W'5 ElnHly tel YOU h"w-FREE. am no,
! ~ ''''. .i.' '0!s - not Il sO-tullCd loc,Cr'p
ptcacrlptinn-hut am cured nnu my frI"na.,
eie cured and YOU can he cured Your
suffering VIII stop at once liII.. ,,,y,c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
ARE. R.:!t Used
ny NRNIi:NIAN HAND


r->'srTc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Wonderful Min-R COP
SICK MRN! SICK WQMlsd

Before You Go Ia thr Mineral Springs Try
In" Min Ka!-Cup.
Pleas" read how it has brought JOY 10
thousands her. ia kichmond. Va, where 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

7. u = q IHIIIVI. .
strat.G them 10
weeks dt1 |
nm en- AIN =
them daily 10
the c o u II TT y
wide by parCo.
post. FIJI the
y! n er "a ! Cur,
with drinking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

water and let i, stand for
ten minutes. then drink:
afterwards put II ia a quart
fruit jar file! with water
as per directions, Pleas
ant TO taste but great Ia
effect. VIII Last from onc
TO five ytnrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
Was rcstOrcu, anu No was UP and gone
work since drinking from The cup"
Mrs. Hannah Brown. eli T.. 18th st. g.
iIi,, Gcrtrudc Iinwlln-. nm M. Lri.h sl

! had ""nsumpt.om. i mad a tcTfl6lc mort ore.
ness of breath and coughing every minute.
no appetite, an! my face Nyar pal" as II
could he, 10 bc alive. on the third day
after ! drank from the cup I vas able 20
wash clothes. Ny face returned 10 its nor
NAL color. strength soon came buck. and I
nov Zee! likc AnniM.E IcianL..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

Mrs. Ella Williams. sl3
Norton street.. Richmond.
writes: II sent father oI.o
OF your wonderful cups. lie
Was down sick and had lost
his eyeHight. ! received Il
letter from him a &c" days
after wards tina; h!h sight
Was restored and nc was
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-09
MANY PEOPLE ATTEND
Y. N. C. A. RECEPTION

The annual reception and open
house" at the Y. NJ. c. A. Thursday
night in celebration of Fall Festival
Week. was largely attended and was
very pleasant affair in every par
ticular. The entertainment provided
by the association members for their
guests was varied and enjoyable.
There was musical program IN the
lobby by three-piece orchestra, COM
posed of Glenn Gebhardt as yiolinist,
Win Paxton as celloist and Mrs. H. II.
Maxwell as pianist. Harold Chase and
the music class under the direction Of
c. w. Van Patten also contributed to
the enjoyment of the occasion by rend-
ering a number of vocal selections.
In the gymnasium Miss Darling's
class in physical culture gave an ex-
hibition drill in calesthenics and fancy
dancing. Other events on the floor of
the gymnasium were the basket ball
game; the Indian club drill and ap-
paratus exhibition by the Junior lead
ers; the presentation of the "Ele-
phant" act by the Senior leaders. and
an illuminated Indian club drill by II.
II. Maxwell physical director of the
association.
The basket ball contest was played
between the Tigers and the Cubs"
two OF the clubs that will play in the
Y. NJ. C. A. basket ball tournament
during the winter months. The Zig
ers" won in the exhibition game Thurs
day night by a score of twelve to
fourteen. II was composed of the fol-
lowing players: William Rabsahl.
captain; Keffey corrin, Fred Merriam,
c. Ray and Sid jefferson. The Cubs"
organization consists of Fred Morgan,
captain; Raymond Morris, Finis Parks.
Harl Tanner and Harold Chase.
The Y. NJ. c., A. dormatories were
thrown open for inspection and a
prize given by the management OF the
institution for the neatest and best
kept room. The honors in this contest
went to William Johnson. who had his
room attractively decorated as a
'bathelor's quarters" Several hun
dred people visited the Y. NJ. C. A. dur
ing the course OF the evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-09
EXTENSION SCHOOL HERE
WEEK AFTER NEXT

An extension school In agriculture
and domestic science will be held in
Canon City under the auspices OF the
Department Of Agriculture Of the Unit.
ed States government on December II,
is and 16. The sessions Of the school
will take place In some conveniently
located room on Main street and will
be open TO all members Of the Fre-
mont County Horticultural society and
others who properly qualify for them.
The school will be under the gene
raj supervision of frof w. B. vaplon
and among the lecturers who will dis
cuss the various subjects presented
for consideration will be Prof. e. II.
Thomas. Prof. w. II. olin. Prof. Chas.
Bray and Miss Haines; all experts in
their particular line OF work.
There will also be held here at the
same time . Bthe Agricultural extern
sion school the annual exhibit Of the
Fremont County Poultry and Pet Stock
association and the two together arc
expected to attract large number
Of people TO town. Tho poultry show
begins Monday. December 8. and lasts
during The following ysek. cloalng on
saturday hight
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-09
.GINSBURG CASE CARRIED
OVER TILL APRIL Term

The case OF the People OF Colorado
versus Barney Ginsburg of Florence.
in which the defendant is charged
with concealing goods for the purpose
of defrauding creditors in connection
with his bankruptcy proceedings. was
called for trial before Judge Caven-
der in the district court here at 10
O'Clock last Tuesday morning.
The defendant was permitted to
change his plea OF not guilty to one
of nolo contendere. which is equiva-
lent to throwing himself on the mercy
Of the court. Threee witnesses were
examined, VIM Powell. Of Denver, a
detective; Dan Morgan and Mrs. Mar
that Wise. of Florence.
The defendant was allowed to go at
large upon promise to pay all costs
in connection with the case and the
case was continued until the first day
OF the April term OF court and SEN
'tence deferred until that time. II the
conditions imposed by the court are
complied. with by that time the case
against Mr.. Ginsburg Will probably
be dismissed, subject to the Judges
approval.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-09
MOVEMENT or APPLES
IS STACKING UP

The movement Of the Canon City
apple crop to market has shown
decided falling of during the last few
days and it is not expected that there
will be much activity In the shipment
OF that kind of produce until after the
firss of January. It is predicted by
those who have made a study of the
situation here that not more than
forty or fifty carolads of apples will
be shipped out Of Canon City during
the remaining days of December. ow.
ing to the instability of the market
prices and the decentralization of the
trade caused by the approach of the
Christmas holidays. 4
The records at the railroad offices
show that up to the first OF December.
six hundred and forty-five carloads
OF the fall crop of apples had been
forwarded to market from Canon City.
Competent authorities estimate that
there is approximately four hundred
car loads left for shipment. They
are expected to begin to move at
lively rate about the middle OF Janu-
ary. or the first of February.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-09
ELMER LONG TAKEN TO
KANSAS PtMITENTIARY

Elmer Long, brother of the notorious
Mel Long, now serving term in the
states prison here. was turned over
to an officer of the penitentiary at
Lansing, Kansas. by Sheriff New
comb the firse of the week and taken
back to that institution for the viola
tion of his parole. Elmer Long had
just completed ninety-day sentence
in the county Jail for larceny when he
was given into the custody of the Kan
sas parole officer.
Long was found guilty of grand lar
by the court to a term of from four to
seven years in punishment. In 1914
he was released from Imprisonment at
Lansing under parole and shortly af-
terwards went to Pueblo. where he
was convicted of burglary and
larceny and sent to the state re-
formatory at Buena Vista. On the ex-
piration of his term there he came to
Canon City and in August of this year
secured the loan of a Winchester rifle
from the Leader hardware store, which
he sold to a purchaser on Prospect
Heights for 50. For this he was ad-
judged guilty of larceny by Judge Coo
per in the county court and given thir-
ty days in the county Jail and ordered
10 pay the costs of prosecution. Be-
ing without money to meet the assess
ment of the court he was kept in jail
for a period of three months for the
cancellation of the Indebtedness.
Having learned that Long was want
cd in Kansas for jumping his parole
there. Sheriff Newcomb wrote to the
warden of the penitentiary at Lansing
and told him that he would hold the
prisoner until an officer could be sent
here to get him if it was desired to do
so. In response to this message the
parole officer came here few days
ago and took Long back to Kansas to
complete his term of Imprisonment.