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Eight of HE 4 4 A Men
& Arrested PIsad Guilty
: g.by Assoeiatofs I,ryss.)

iNDIANAP0LfS, Jan. ss .s.;;.. q. Of
the ia men arrested recently on fed
efal ndietnients charging conapiraey
tp corrupt the ei4e lion OF Ne9esRtel'
last. 10 Terfa HRafe, Ind plShfesi
rsuilty In distFlot roust hers today
Eight pleaded not guilty., sna delsauts
rers we're lied Ser the res1ainina 2H.
Including Mayer Iona Bls iRShtfta.
glscuit Judge Eli II. Rednaan. Clifs
IRsige Thomas Hmit SheriR DShria
Shea and other Terra fknnta OF ciais.
AfaNgnsnt on the dsrnpf vas aal
Tor Japuary 20a IS ~ :, 8 S: s.. ~.
i. With few axcent ntiona ri lore "a
itlE lead fphip ~ Tho allexts =
facy ahQae 70 81 ut couvf Il Ion. ReAfes
sentetise a. o. $ lsy. Of HenE tsSsn,
KY. hes been ein d Dyed BY the 3 q IL eiS6-
ants as chief copnssl.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-13
THE oSE,TgRN PLANK

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One of the most pronounced phases
OF the comment that has been started
ihy President WiIson's indianapolis
speech on Jackson Day is that in re-
gard 70 the "one-term9 plank In the
baltimore platform upon which MIR.
Wilson was elected in 1912. Oppon-
.ents OF the. administration have as
snmed, in the face of MIR. Wilson's
iisavowai OF any such meaning. that
HIS remarks at indianapolis show con-
clusiyely that he expects to be a can
dniiatu asaia IN IN 1915. IL is unimportanii
whether his remark Is so construe1
or not. for 1t is perfectly apparent that
no other man will be allowed by The
Democrats 70 held frat place on their
ticket in 1si6. woodrow wilson Is
sire to be renominated. and apparent
~ his reelection is almost equally
certain.
But the insidions siiost OF his OPP
ponents is TO make It appear that by
accepting . renolnination hc will DO
violating thc Baitimcse platforms
pledges. Some OF tho opposing papers
declare. with Characteristic and. cea,
snrimate prejudice. that that platform
has already been fgnored and violated
ia many respects especially ON tho
canal tolls proposition. Therefore,
they argue. Il make no difference what
the platform said, the Democrats will
do as tho a1iiticai exigencies OF tho
|sisuatioa In 1915 may defaan.l.
TIE .s,-caiiei 'one-teffn plank OF
Ilhe Democratic PLATFORM or 1913 was
3 declaration ID favor Of a constitu-
donAi amenanent limiting the tenure
|of Office Of President to one term. ii
Is as absurd to say that che party. or
Ita nominee. Is bonnd to put that plank
Into FORCE. as it5world be to say that
Democrats. al these years, should
have been compelled TO pay On inconae
tax because their Platforms have de.
claret FER 8 constitutsonal amend.
ment making possibie such tax. Until
that asneEdflent was ratified. no one
WAS sopl enough, even IN the Repubii-
can party. 10 suggest TINT the Demo.
leFats should pay an income tax. while
IrpensheFs st othsr parties which had
spot declared for such an amendmen
lbhoni1 not be reapigaa to bay the tax
inst 50, Il n not eontsnded by any
ss:ohest ana fAis-naihaea man shas thi
sFssiaent, bscauae his party declared
a lfaToF os constitutional nznhnsl.
lsaeef liaiItEHs q presideut IL one term
lhhsn not ~ 4 SanGidate for q seSons
Itssni sse Ahfssfslity Of me arennen
lis Aiso oss1 s the fact that nsilhsr nff
nor SIR, Roosevelt IS prsclndet
ffS ihE OF ohtalAsng 4 rSAonina
siss sissslep hut ssls s5r: VIII
Tll8 9As.fofsn maanl What /. sasd
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M. II. CAMBELL


Suspected OF being two OF the con-
syiets who escaped from the State
.penitentihry at Richmond yesterday,
two men, who~gaye their names az III.
y. Poder and Mack Murphy, were ar
rested by special officers here tonight
IS The men were leaving an incoming
freight train from the direction Of
Richmond. Murphy was attifea in
oyeralls and coat OF blue denim which
coincided with the apparel OF mo ses-
capped conyicts. Both men, however.
strenuousiy denied that they were the
men wanted, They viii be held pend
ing identificatio
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I.IlE: INTELI.IeENegn is RIGHT

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Numerous comments have been
seafd aas 10 ibe position taken by The
llgeiieer tn refcFcnee to having
: esnniisaion elected to have In
i 8 q he expenditure OF
ise fnlisla fpf street paving, IL the
should carry Tor assessinE
nbssi ting property oeaers, The COM
fetisa have nearly ii every case been
'Y6T of Che position taken BY The
:tlIsE lllsellcefs pai we feel snre thar
pttP piah wifi Fesnit in failure
riion, ami the people Of
aSfspn van have to continue %
.ses tho Streets as tlioy have been
se this winter, Is
i eQsstse there should be represen-
ion 1s thss accumulation from every
sqnsslf Tie eity, ma iii might not he
idea 10 have one rSnifnissioner
ssrI ward itioasl sll: for that mat J
liiey rre the figllt calilGe q, ii
srsssspt wlleFa tilsyi Eesiae. Tor mo
as. aiyep - square deal ana
g people who favor paving viii i.e
tsSIf What they should have. Yea, we
~ IN favor of paving, and in favor
" & pRying comlnisslon elected by the
.
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New Ford gtesg,.

i Here Is q new Ford story We saw
fofge FherG but have forgotten iilst
where A man IN California rites t0
the kssfe company and tells them they
sheql u feel very l1itch exalted Cor &he
mentioned in ihe Blile and TO pr5Pe
i cites them % : pasAaze An lalAh
Svai1ys ,,ayp : 70 went MP into Heaven
ion high and Rsira iWhnt other car but
|h Ford could do thai?
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Escaped Convicts
& Have Been Captured
nS .Assesia.ea ! sPrsss..2 .. J.

& RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 12.--Siler
Atkins and Allen Burton. murderers.
who with Ii. t4sEiamsltnn, forger, and
y. Hnnlcy. rohber. escaped last
night ala.,a from the penitentiary
liesc were captured without resist
ancc, worn os. and hungry, at Sabot
island railway station, 20 miles IN
the James River from Richmond, ar
Ter aeon today by Chesapeake and
Chic railroad men.
aioE.: Gonll, supe pefihtenaent % the
State prison, ace6inp BY guards,
went te ISabof BY automobile to bring
them D sclt 70 tho panitentiary, 8 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-13

Alliiisfspil county has a5.sl5 child-
Fels between the ages OF D and 90
eeR md $3.50 or 52,S per cent OF
tisets nstepd school according TO . re-
senens bullctin. The data con-
Sc snkd in the report relates to the year
- u q aslll hnas lr rnnnnfIv hean mazda
pQbllc: The distribution, by age
Epeps. and The number attending
sI.lsopl Is as follows
e Total Number Number at
tending school
z 81 ,4O5 4.ass
sos IL .s,sss CO.'S
ea 30 d 4.952 2,S0o
\ q 20 s,s04 SIT
ccDrdi,ig 20 the above iigures.
l9ese must be . large percentage Of
the future men md women OF Andcr-
ksl county who pre growing np In ig,
Anee, aud who win thus be- hantii.
cspped II Che race for lie. Nearly
liaEf hem are not In zhe schools OF
sise cceuty. and they viii thus be, ss,i,4
ia 70 the hnrdAbips incident to the
{ u % mo hsllnforrned How much
ssssteF That these BOYS and girls, mas,
ss'eH as bright and Intelligent.
lsas. as any thai are now in
'5epl, should have d chance 10 81.
. eaucAtion It would he So
slleapsF tor the stats to step ii,
as.sa t1toehres Tor them the chance TO-
battle in sife. even tl,o,issll,,
Should haye 10 be provided
1spa ana clothing for them
tley are students. They Would
..5fe than pay back to the state and
ssiltS for tie amount sxpsndea
slle6atIoD. Aias, me traredy
lits Sahht g ieaofant whom there
parls Tor seakaIng.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-13

% WASHINGTON, ian. -
were awarded BY tai navy ae1A} I'm st.f
today TO the Electric Boat Ecn1ffls
tor one sea ing .subind 3isie t6si, b..l ii
e. Quincy, Mass, fcr 81 and
Tor three coast dAfenae stihd;h IS. Ia
Pc blillt at Seattle wash ia i,t
Slbp 900 EACH 1ak Ia ~ Sl'i;S;io 3IdaE
CeHipnny sFhs awarded eonttls f1s
yoax coast stefoRee submarines, is ne
built at Brid xcporf. Conn., Tor SSs1. :.
900 each. I.
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A Great Picture at the Paramount
EesterdaJ. ..5s:

Several ladies' remarked, as they
left the, Paramaant yesterday aiter-
noon after seeing tine picture Of The
Man From Home Well that's the
very best picture fhs Paramount has
brought on yet And-it was d s60d
picture: It was even better than:
That it was an exceptionally good pic
'ttffa:: anu those who saW 1t enl6yei
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pntll t'aroiina: Fair Wednesday
aild Thursday.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18

Here Is An opportunity for any who
wish to see Brother Jones succeed in
his life work: Frank Rose, the author
Of q very interesting book on Bible
Mnenonics ian aid TO memory Altar
and Christian Workers Guide, who was
here last week at the convention, be-
came interested in Brother Jones and
has offered oue-half Of all receipts from
the sale Of his book in our neighborhood
to raise fund to aid our pastor in his
continuance at his school work next
fall. The book il intensely interesting
and helpful to any who are interested
in the study Of the Bible.
h. E. Rhoadarmer and family, and
". A. Rhoadarmer motored 70 Greeley,
returning Tuesday accompanied BY Mrs.
Robert Bussing.
8 70 2 in Keota's favor was the score
Of the baseball game played here with
Buckingham Wednesday.
Miss Lola Simms has been quite i'll
this week.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
NOTICE
OF Special School Election to Vote on
the Question of Contracting . Bond.
ed Debt, District No. 92
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given ths, & special e,ec-
tion u such qualified electors Of School DE-
Q! Colorado. as shau have paid school tex
therein in the year Lex. preceding such e.sc-
tsoc. is pursuant 70 Law AID the action Of the
zane viii b. held on SATURDAY. THE ssIh
DAY OF JUNE. 1915. AT THE kEOTA
SCHOOL HOCsk. in said district, beginning
a the bcu, Of ONE O'CLOCK in ,hs afiernoon
bonding questions hereinafter stated
And notice Is hareby xi.en, in accordance
with las apd the requisite action Of the Board
OF Director, that here will Be and there is
hereby submitted TO such qualified electors Of
thi. school district a, shall have paid school
tax therein IN the year next preceding such
election. tbe following questions:
F1EsT: The question Of contracting bond.
ed Indebtedness in the sum Of S,-s BOO for the
furnishing school Building
SECOND: The question Of moving th.
school building now located in the town Of
heo,a TO Section le. Township North. Hang.
The ballot box will b opened at the hour OF
ONE O'CLOCK in the afternoon Of said day
nd and :, =, sac place and win be Kept open until
P. ~. Ballots to B. u.ed i. voting upon the
questions abore submitted will be prepared
aho furnished By the Secretary Of tho District
20 .he Judges Of the election to be BY them
asslnss said questions shall be received BY the
1uoeee oi election unless the person Offering
sna ssas .ss ssni be qualified elector Of the district
year next preceding said election.
IN WITNESS ~HER gOH. the Board Of Di.
rector, 9t school Distric, No. 81, In the County
h,. Wsd ros1.s sno stat? Of Colorado. have caused
drst day Of June. A. D. 1916. ~ N
W. K. .BowLEs.
juno l. II, Is, 3. D'''''e' NO. 'A'
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of ths Interior

Nay ~. ms
Notiee Is hereby ovea hat CeorHs e. WeIeA. o(
keotA- COLORADO. Who. On October 81. 1911. made
bonesteed entT1. No 0l6653. for Sc Ia Sec. z
ard SW -. Section 8. 1o~nahip 9 N. RAaae So
". 6th Principal Aes5dan. has fied aoeiee q ~
testtoa 10 aahe fnal three year prod. 70 estabHsh
dain 10 the md Above desoihed. before United
States COmmissiooSr Clyde l. Stanley. At keota
ColorAdo On tie lAth day of july. 1915.
Cainaaf names - w3tnesseS: William E. Scott
ksih a Fortune. Alfred n. Dvrbin. Rose ~. Dur
hn. al Of Aeota. Colo.
Is F. BROWNS. Resssser.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
NARY WOLFE DARCN. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Once At S.s.iinl Colo.

q. s Land Ofhce Al SteIlnG GOO.
June IL. 1915.
Notice b hereby etsen hat Jesse F. DonAhey. Of
Cidosd Nebr.. who On April -. 1911. made home
stead entz,. No. 0l5sl2. for Soath East Quarter.
Ne Ia SW Ia. and Lots /. and 2, Section II.
Township II North. Ranse 81 West. 6th Psin-
Opal Meidisn. ~ led notioe of htentioa 70 nahe
6nal three yer psooL to establish eian 10 de- and
sbo~s described before United States Commission.
a. Clyde l. Stanley At Avajo. CoSosAdo On the
9th day of August. 1918.
Chm1Al nance q Witnesses ID. d. LAYTON.
Ceoeae w. kianerslsy. James w. Lovel. William
Is 4. F. BROWNS. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
Fourth of July Celebration

Greeley is going TO celebrate the
glorious Fourth this year on Monday,
the 5th. Everything will be absolutely
free, no charge being made for any
thing, not even the baseball game
Over 81, ,0D0 in cash will be given as
prizes in the sports and smusements.
which will be many and varied Plenty
Of bands will be on hand 70 furnish
music. Other attraction will be an
auto road race from Greeley 20 Denver
and return, . great display OF FIRE
works, an industrial and historical pa
rads of floats, good speaking by orators
of national reputation, sports and
games Of all kinds at Island Grove Park
and downtown.
There will be something doing all the
time and the people Of Greeley extend
a cordial invitation to the people OF
Weld county and Northern Colorado to
help them celebrate the Fourth in the
good, old-fashioned way, free from
grating and hold-ups.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado

Notice b hereby gwen that Albert S. Whipple. o(
Bsekafhaa. Colorado WHO. on July ~. 1910.
m.5e hoas:ss,d En;rY, No 0l3576 for Lpt: I.
and Sc Ia NE IA. Section S. Township North.
Ranse So West 9Th Principal Meridian. has 6led
10 establish eiatm 70 the land abovs desShbed. b.
lore United States Commissioner. Clyde l. Stanley.
At keot1. Colorado. on the eth day of august
1915.
CAiAant naaes - Witnesses: Harvey C. Court.
ny. Of BuekinShaa. Colo. William n. Dennis. Of
BuekinShAR. Colo. Herbert D. DinsmooT o( Buck.
inxhAm. Colo. Robert S. Gamble. Of keota. Colo.
II A. F. BROWNS. Register
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
Z. 8. Lad O1ios 4 SsesSina Colombo

Nay ~. MS
koeiee b hersh3 oven that SAynud S. Potter Of
Baekinsham. Ceiurado. Who. On 0ctobor is. 1903.
made homestead est,y. No. 0S3ss. for West Han
Of Seettoa zs. Township 8 ~. Ranoe 50 West 6eh
Principal Aesidian- has 6aed noe5ce of fntentSoo 10
make hnal three year psoo<. 10 sssahash eiai0 to
II iAad above descrhed. before United States
Comntasionss. Clyde L St1o1sy. At Keota Coyor1-
da- o. the lAth day Of Jriy. 1915.
tnhnant names As Witnesses: Charles H. De.
Ford. William Dennik- Harvey c. Courtney Arthur
+ Rupe. al of bscknsham. CoIosado.
Is A. 2. BROWNS. Re1lsAez.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Q. 8. Land Once at Denve.. q

~. .. LAno Cp2ee II DSnve1, Coo.
Nay II. 1915
Notice y hereby esva that John H. Baxter. Of
hcmestssd f entry. No. 0l5O3l. for s l.2 NE IA,
y x 81 - Seet'oa =. Township n. Ranse 60
VI z: n:Itdan. has Aied notice Of inteetioa 10
ne land abovs described. before United States
Sossmtsssooes. Cbds l. Stanley. at Keota, Colo
ra1o. on the 7th day Of July, 1915.
Claimant names a. Witnesses: B. E. Harkins. of
Sligo. Coto;: J. G. Bell. Of Sligo. Colo, T. r I'd.
Yards OF Slieo: Celos John Owens. Of keota, Coio,
MARY WOLFE DARCIN. Reaister'
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
Notice Of Application to Lease State
Ianda

Office Of tho State Board Of Land Commission.
err: Denver; Colo, june II, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Christ Gesick
whose po:tofics address is Keota, Colo. has
made application No. A3sA0 TO lease the follow.
ing described school Lands, situate In Wsid
County. Colorado. to-wit:
al of Section H. Town. N. Range 50 ".
ONotice is further hereby given that all otb.,
persons desiring to file an application to Isaac
IN, tract OF land must file the same in this
tion 70 lease the above described lands VIII Be
considered after said date.
JOHN ?. VIVIAN, Register
State Board Land Conmissioners.
Publish juno 10. .. July 2,s..
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land O6ce At Denve1. Cosossdo
l.,,< IN 1o1S

June TO- 1915
No&soe Is hssehy ,bves thst Conr1d Woh. q
Keot. Con. Who o. Septenbe1 20. 1909. 01ds
homestead eatI1. No. 0IO7ls. fos S IL: Section
~. To~nshlp n. RAase 81 w. 8 p. Nefadan.
kas He'd ootice of insentSoo 10 nAh< three yeaT
proof 10 ssGahlish eiain TO ~ land above DE-
sezfbsd. before U. S. Co0nssiooef Clyde L
StanIey. At keotA. Colo. On the II day q 'ufS'
1915.
Clainant naDss - Witnesses: Ceoees Speaker.
Joha Spekes. Adam Woh. Ceorse Saue1. all ot
Is MARY WOLFE DARCN. Register.
The Keota news., 1915-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

june IL. 1915
Notsae h kesvay oissa that Anna ~ Fuchs g
b,sckin aAam. Coso-. ~Ao o. yub ~: 1912 oede
hooesaxAd est1y. No. 0l7S%o: Su Eesf hA1 q g
Section 9. Township North. Rnnee - Ne0 ~
PrinrinaI MsrIdaaA. h1s kled nofsce q eeeosHa y
1aIIo haaI three year rsooL 10 sstah9sn d. 20
Dc isad above described hsSUe United stltes
Cnoaissiooes Clyde l. Stanle5. II ksoeA- Sdo'
On tie 18th day II july 0l5.
C1a1RzB6 Names Is s1DoooAc S111hes n, -
Ford HrrheSt D. Dinsmoos. Wallses A: LIST
AbsaAam D. LIZ al a BoekineA1n So;oseoo.
Is A. =. bkONNS. NsSn@1.
, 1915-03-11
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
February 23i, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Willis
K. Brownlee, of Encampment, Wyo.
who, on May 25th. 1909, made home
stead entry, Seria! No 043S7, for SCI
Section 33, Township 10 N, Range
SO W., 9Th Primo. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final five.
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before D. S.
Crawford, U. S. Commissioner, at
Saratoga, Wyoming, on the 9th day
of March, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Rus
sci Ledbetter, Wesley G. Ledbetter,
Frances Brownlee, and John T. Finch,
all of Encampment, Wyoming.
W. E. Chaplin,
2-25-3 20 Register.
, 1915-03-11
F. R. JONES, Attorney-at Law
Saratoga, Wyo.
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Cheyenne. Wyoming
February IL, 1915.
Notice is hereby given Ira Fl. Bark
hurst, of Saratoga, Wyoming, who, on
March 81, 1912, made homestead en-
try, Serial No. 0Sl7l, for NW3 NE3,
Ed NW4, and Lot 2, Section 81,
Township 16 N, Range 80 W.. 6 Prin
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final three-year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before d. s. Crawford, U. S.
Commissioner, at Saratoga, Wyoming,
on the 10Th day of March, 1915.
Clainent names as witnesses /: Chas.
G. Young, Freeman Cook, Ralph W.
Wood, and Edwin E. Ryan, all OF
Saratoga, Wyoming.
W. E. Chaplin,
2-1S-3-lS Register.
, 1915-03-11
Notice Of Stockholders M..tip.

Notice is hereby given that on
March Ia, 1915, at the hour of 8 p. M,
in the office of the company, a stock.
holders meeting will be held by The
Pilon Mercantile Company. That
said meeting shall be for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing
year, and to transact any and all
other business that shall properly
come before said meeting.
q. e. Pilon,
l-lS-3'll President.
, 1915-03-11

Denver, Colorado.
, 1915-03-11
Notice.

Hunting, fishing, or trespassing of
any kind is forbidden under penalty
of the law on the following ranches:
Big Creek ranches; Bear Creek ranch
es; Big Creek Park ranches; Huston
ranch On Cow creek; Sterrett ranch
ON Brush creek; Canyon ranch (Parr
ranch) on Encampment river, and
any ranches we may have rented for
pasture. ,Trespassers will be prose-
cuted. Hunter, Casteel & Hunter.
9-1S-19l5.
, 1915-03-11
2-1S-3-lS


One dark bay mare, weight about
800 pounds, age about 8 or 8 years.
Branded with circle, on upper side Of
circle two straight bars extending out
from circle upward and outward, on
left hip. Parties owning same can
have her by proving property and
paying pasture bill and for this notice.
R. H. Plat. Encampment, Wyo.
, 1915-03-11

About $4,000 is all it will cost Wyoming to prevent law abiding
citizens from killing what little game we have left. Is it worth it
If that $4,000 prevented law breakers from killing at will regardless
of law, then perhaps W g could see the matter in a different light.
Game continues to grow less, despite the increase in game wardens
and expenses.
In the mountains surrounding this valley it is the common intima-
ton that the sheep herders and camp movers are killing grouse and
deer during their entire stay in the hills each year, and there is no
way to prevent it, and why pay game wardens and why pass laws and
protect game, when a certain few get all the benefit, regardless of
laws. One gentleman says; you can't raise children with bear,
deer and elk" And he is right. The game has served it's purpose,
why keep it longer, at a terrific expense, for no good only to the few
people in the mountains ?
, 1915-03-11
You Need a
Better Light?

Call at Hunter & Laughlin's store
for the White Light Burner for uss
on the common kerosene lamp. Gives
twice the light power, nothing to break
or get out of order. Three for 81 or
35c for one. These burners were sold
by the agent, J. A. Rhone, this Last
spring.
, 1915-03-11
All Kinds d Coal.

Lump, nut, thresher, mine run and
slack coal delivered either at the min
or Saratoga. This is the best % II
the county. Everybody accomuods,.
ed. This is the time to buy coal and
store 1t for the winter.
6-4-tf-ad Mitwalsky Coal Co.
, 1915-03-11

"Watchful Waiting" seems to have outlived its usefulness, and
for the first time President Wilson is going to make some of those
Mexican murderers line up instead of allowing them the privilege to
torment and kill American citizens at will Like all the rest of his
Mexican policies, this one will have it's come backs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-18

heights surrounding Constantinople on
both the European and tho Asiatic
sides of the Bosporus.
Think Attack Has Failed.
BERLIN, March 1s. by wireless to
Sayville, N. among the items
given out for publication by the Over
seas News Agency was the following:
"A special dispatch from CONSTANT
nople to the Vossische Zeitung says 1t
is generally believed that the gradual
slack ening Of the bombardment of the
Dardanelles Is a preliminary to the
giving up completely Of tho task of
forcing the straits. Only unfmportant
actions, It is said. have been carried
on against the forts in the past few
days, and the attempts to remove the
mines at the outer entrance have fail
ed.
IAN Athens dispatch to a Milan news
paper asserts that up to March 10
had been towed into Lemnos Island.
having sustained heavy damages by
shots from the Dardanelles forts.
British Admit Losses.
LONDON, March 1s.-A casualty list
issued by the admiralty discloses that
in the fighting In the Dardanelles Sat
urday night the light cruiser Amethyst.
which, according to an Athens dis
patch, made a dash through the strait
as far as Niagara, had twenty-three
men killed and nineteen men severely
and eighteen men slightly wounded.
The battleship Ocean had two men
killed and the battleship Prince George
two men wounded. while two trawlers
between them had three men killed and
two wounded.