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The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-18

Those cakes made 1t Carter's Bak-
cry under the name "DE;LICT0UG"
are everything that the name indi-
Gates. Six haVors made fresh every
day and put up in Zoe packages. Ae-
cept no other. ~
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-18
ANNEXED To
THE EMPIRE
GERMANY HAS SEIZED NORTH
ERN FRANCE AND BEL
GUM
tAssociated Press)

Geneva, Sept. 18.-The Lausanne
Gazette says it is learned that the
German government has decided to
issue a declaration annexing the oc-
cupied territories in France and Bel
gium.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-18

SEE THE FARM on the Silver
Springs road which furnishes the
Merchants Cafe every day with
fresh vegetables, milk and eggs. IT,.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-18
BEAN SEED

We have just received our new
bean seed for the fall planting; all
varieties. Ocala Seed Store. s-11-1
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-18
SERB|ANS MAKING
A STURDY STAND
ATTACKS FROM THE AUsTRIANs
ARE STEADILY INCREASING

Nish, Sept. 1s.-The new Austrian
movement against Serbia is increas-
ing. An official statement today says
that several attempts to invade Ser
bia have been repulsed.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-18
sLAys GAIN IN THE SOUTH

On the southern end of the battle
line the Russians continue to gain.
Their latest achievement was the
capture of 1900 men along the Stripa.
There is little activity along the
center
The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-18
Petrograds Southern Railway Communica
tons are In Extreme Peril
STEADILY GAINED BY RUSSIANS IN GAA AUSTRO GERMANS EXPECT TO
ATTACK SERBIA OR ITALY
GROUND STEADILY GAINED By

London, Sept. 18.-The Germans
have invested Wilma on three sides.
General MacKensen's troops have
reached Vilsika, thirty-seven miles
southeast of the city. The fall Of
Wilma would give the Germans con-
siderable portion of the railroad to
Petrograd.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
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labor commissioner to the state of Colo
RADIO, nl accordance with the statute.
'Third-You have failed, neglected
and refused to pay out the money of
the state, collected by you while in Of
flee as provided by said Sec. 2 of the
laws of the state last above mentioned
II deny every allegation. I have paid
out the money in my possession in strict
accordance with Sec. 9.
.Fourth-You have failed, neglected
and refused to report the receipts of
your office to the auditor of state as
you are required to do by Sec. of said
law
Sec 3 provides that said report shall
be made on forms as provided for by
the public examiner. The public exam
iner prescribes, the form that l and
every custodian OF public funds have
used in the past year and half, and
have made monthly reports of moneys
received to the treasurer in accordance
with the desire of the public examiner.
Holds Receipts for All Money.
.Fifth-You have failed, neglected
and refused to account for the moneys
received by you as deputy labor COM
missioner, as required by the laws OF
the state of Colorado
This is absolutely false and without
foundation, as you can find by referring
to the records of the state treasurer's
office, as l hold receipt for every dol
lar of funds l have collected during the
last six years.
'Sixth-You have used the moneys
of the state in a manner not author.
lied by law and without any authority
of law whatever
"This is false, and l refer you to Sec
of the law creating private employ
ment agencies, in Session Laws 1909,
which governs and controls expenditures
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
Labor Movement
Does Not Glue
Everything Free

The progress of the labor movement
can be no more rapid than that of the
men and women who constitute its men,
bership.' The movement is democratic
and every individual in it is responsible
for its success or its failure, its wisdom
or its folly, its progress or it's retro
gression.
The movement is just what the mem.
bership makes it, and nothing else. 1t
therefore behooves every member to
take an active part in governing it, in
directing its course and shaping its poll
cies. The greater the activity of the
individuals in it the greater viii be the
benefits derived by the entire move
ment.
The great mass of those who expect
something for nothing in this world die
disappointed, and this rule also holds
true, to a great extent, in the labor
movement. Therefore, get busy and
struggle for your share OF the good
things of earth.--San Francisco Labor
Clarion
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
Vengeance of Cripple Creek
By c. Rollitt.

By c. Rollitt.
Oh, they do strange things in the far off
And strange are the things that they
speak;
But the strangest thing, and | think the
Was-the vengeance of Cripple Creek.
A magazine down in the vapid East
On the trail of slander and smut,
Sent feature writer to make feast
Its ravenous stomach to glut.
He came, but he didn't visit the mayor
Nor summon the editors in; "a
But he hied himself down to the thor
oughfare
Where they gather the wage Of sin.
And there he encountered a habitue-
Twas the only one that he met
Who gave him beautiful interview,
Whom he promised ''hed ne'er forget
For an hour she strung him more or less
And he scribbled down all she spoke
They had ginned him up at the Springs,
j guess,
For he never savvied the joke
But he sent stuff to slimy sheet
Far away in the vapid East,
And the Vulture Editor found it meat
And drink for II delicate feast.
And published it broadcast throughout
the land,
To be read by the old and the young.
And the people never could understand
How the devclish libel stuDg.
Were very sorry" the editor said,
Though there's nothing to do, yon
see"
But smart man got scheme in his
head
And the whole city howled with glcc.
So the City Fathers met then and there
And they forged revenge complete,
For they changed the name of the thor
oughfare,
And they called it Julian Street"
Oh, they do strange things in the far
off West,
And strange are the things that they
speak;
But strangest of all, and I think the
best,
Was the vengeance of Cripple Creek.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
PUBLIC rRusrEE.s SALE.

Whereas. Henry J. Blesse, by deed OF trust
dated the 9th day Of July, 1910, which IA
recorded in Book 22o5, Page 25a. Of the
corder of the City and County OF Denver.
Colorado. duly conveyed to the Public
Trustee in and for the city und County
OF Denver. Colorado. the following de-
scribed real estate In the City and County
OF Denver. Colorado, to wit: Lots thirty
one (3D and thirty-two 1922 In Block i've
10 in Arlington Park, us per recorded
plat thereof, which deed OF trust was mnde
to secure the payment Of his one promis.
sory note Of even date with snid decd of
trust for the sum OF the three thousand
lxJ,0O0.O0l dollars, payable to the order Of
X; l.. Mills, one year nfter the date there.
per nnnum until due. interest payable
quarterly, ns is more particularly set forth
In said deed of trust, reference TO which
IL hereby made for greater certnlnty; and,
Whereas. Tho snid Henry J. Blesse, and
all persons claiming by, through or under
him, hnving defnulted In the payment OF
S2,50O.0O. balance Of principal due on snId
note, interest thereon since July pth 1913
and taxes amounting to S171.71, and tho
legal holder Of snid note having elected on
account Of said default to declare said
note unpaid. due and payable:
Now, Therefore, At the written request
Of X. L. Mills, the legal holder OF ssid
County Of Denver, Colorado. do hereby
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
MoneybagS and Their Victims
Find Common Meeting Ground

CONTINUED from Page One.l
bristling guardianship OF what may be
called directory boards, secretaries and
legal advisors, and through this maze
he has seemingly been unable to pene-
trate He impresses his hearers as be-
ing man aloof; one away from the
worlds crowds. He has only learned
those particular things which have been
called to his attention by the guardians,
appointed or self chosen, who hem him
in If he might force his way through
this Gordon and see the world beyond,
look into his own closed camps, into the
working hours and harsh conditions Of
his employees and into their home life
and poor social surroundings, there is no
telling what industrial reforms would
come from the knowledge gained.
Rich and Poor Rub Elbows.
The commission has done something
positively unique in bringing together
those witnesses who represent practical
ly every phase of the industrial devel-
opment of the country. Then it has
gone further, summoning men to the
stand who, because of their immense
wealth, have never been bothered or
called upon in the past to testify at such
a hearing. The result of this, as the
circus press agent might say, was to
assemble to gether in one large room the
most gigantic, stupendous and colossal
aggregation of millionaires ever gath
cred under one big tent.
In comparison with this were the
women from the strike zone-the wives
of the humble miners-who told their
stories in plain, simple and straight
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
PUBLIc rnUsrEE.s SALE.

Whereas; Evan Daniel. by deed Of trust
dated the nfth day Of January. 1914. which
records In the office OF the cirrx ana Re
corder of the City and County OF Denvcr.
Colorado; duly conveyed to the Public
Of Denver. Colorado, the following DE-
scribed rcui estate in the City and COUNTY
Of Denver. colorado; to wit: Lots mum.
thirty -four t3s). thirty. five fls). tnirty.s,r
lsnl, In Block numbered nineteen lft) in
AAIangton Aisn Heights Addition TO Denver.
width east and west by one hundred twen.
ty.fivc feet u25 ftl In length north and
abntting on said above described lots
Also part Of Lot numbered thirty ono fJ1,
IN said Block nineteen ti9) described M
corner Of said Lot thirty -one f3is' sbcncs
In straight line southeasferiy 10 n poins
which which + four and one ehalf feet ts8 r.,
south OF the north line and four and one
half feet az IT. east OF the west line Of
Lot thirty -onc t3D. thence east to point
IL fo"r ns eas, and Ind oi Let thirty ts which
north line OF snid Lot thirty -one All. .hencc
west along said north line of Lot tbirty.
one tal). to the place OF beginning whIrt,
deed OF trust was made TO secure tho nav.
mcnt OF his promissory note Of even date
witn ,ni, snid dsed Of trust for the sum Of five
order Of George Eastom, five ycara afssr r
the date thereof. with interest thereon NJ ~,
XII cent per nnnum until paid, interest pn "
forth In said deed of trust. refer.nc. -
ty; and. 'e' ecf'"n'
Whereas, Tho said Evan Daniel. md Al,
persons claiming by throurh n NJ
MIN. having defnulted in tho p.vmcns 81
interest on said note from the Gate th., "
or, nnd the legal holder Of pnid note nsv
ing elected on account Of snid dcfn,,s ~
hhIsc."re hsc snid note unpaid, due and psyn.
Now. Therefore. At the writtep r.or..,
VI W., sonn >. Flower. the legal holder OF srid
noe, p,. pursuant to law. i, the undersiuncsc.
rublic Trustee in and for the CTR ars
county OF Denver. Colorado. do g.rsh.1
eive notice that ] will. Mt tho hour ~ X
O'Clock In the forenoon OF - ~
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. ,o,n
6t the fremont street front door N IN.
Inonrt n House. in the City and Countx ~
toenter' ~ ,S' CoIorado, sell Mt public aucf,os
tho said described premises. ana chsn.
right. tito md interest Of The rs,s -, r tne
sp,mnici. his heirs and nssiRns th~rctn" I'm IN
tue purpose OF paying the indshen;n lot sor
secured by snid deed of trmst uSsvsssouness nnS ss
NH III, expenseg OF executing this trnss sv.s r
VIII deliver to the purcnn scr .russ, r, me
OF saIc ns provided BY law. 'e'p''chts
sn,u property In to lie sold suht~,< -
Of psscr ~ rs ascd Of trust securing the symeSP
,,,S DatsS a., ut Denver. Colorado. y.un,,v .
Public Trustee in ana for , x. niiCkb.
County Of Denver. Coiorsdnc Sity ana
first publication Janusrv las .o..
AAst puphcation February iSfh ieiS
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
PUBLIC rRusrKE.s SALE.

Whereas. Annie X. MeiiIck. by deed Of
trust dated the seventh day Of October.
2ss, OF the records In the office Of the Cierk
and Recorder Of the City and County OF
Psse rrSs sn ,s. s 2 ss sss
County Of OF Denver. Colorado. the follow
ing described real estate In the City and
Of the east twenty nine t.9) feet Of The
!4sl. forty six tic. forty seven llij and
and Machen's subdivi-on In the City Of
Denver. more particularly described a.
es snis i q. point on on the perth nns
ty-eight t5s) feet east OF the northwest
corner Of said Lot forty -eig ht tts) : thence
south to the south line OF said Lot forty.
five fiJl thence east along said south line
twenty nine (29i feet. thence at right an
giles north 10 the north line OF said Lot
north line twenty nine fepl feet 10 N.
point OF beginning ia this description. a
strip Of ground seven 90 fect IN width from
~. being reserved for alley purposes for
the use Of the different owners OF Lots
forty five ltSl. forty-six tl6i forty seven
40 and forty eight tfsl block one (i1
Waddell and Machen's Subdivision 30 the
City OF Denver. which deed Of trust as
promissory note OF even date with said
deed Of trust for the sum Of one thousand
lvoy1l d9llars payable 20 the order OF
thereof. with Interest thereon at sir per
cent per aBnum until maturity and nj srv.
en- per cent thereafter. Interest pnyabrr
semi annually. ns is more particularly SET
forth In said deed OF trust, reference 10
which Is hereby made for greater Ger.
tninty: and,
Whereas. The said Annie II. Meiiick. ana
all persons claiming by. through or under
her. having dcfauitcd In the psym~pt Of
balance OF principal due on said note
amounting TO x925.oo. together with In
terest thereon from July 2fth 1914 ana
the legal holder Of said note. having elerr-
cd on account OF said default 10 declare
said note unpaid. due and payable:
Now. Therefore. At the written rrauest
Of Margaret H. Sterling. tho legal holder
OF said note. pursuant to Law, T. the nm
dersigned. Public Trustee 10 and for the
City and C-unfy Of Denver. Colorado. 10
hereby give notice that will. nt the iour.
OF 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY y. 1915. Y
at the fremont street front door OF the Court
House. In the City and County Of Denver.
Colorado. sell at public auction TO The
highest and best bidder for cash. the raid
described promises. and all right title and
Interest Of the said Annie n Mcliick. her
heirs and assigns therein. for the purpose
OF paying the balance Of tho indebfedness
secured BY said deed Of trust. and the cost
ana expenses OF executing this trust ana
will deliver to the purchaser a crrtiftrnre
or sale ns provided by law.
1915 -'-''
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee In and for the CITY ana
County OF Denver. Colorado
First publication January u. fpIs
Last publication February -. 1915
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
PUBLIC TRUsTEE's SALE.

Whereas. A. c. Ustick. by deed Of trust
is recorded In Book 241G. Page 1O4. Of the
records In the office OF the Clerk and Re
corder Of the City and County Of Denver
Trustee In and for the City and County of
Denver. Colorado. the following described
rer % Colorado the te Wiz r% The s" re"r forty soj
feet of lots fifteen (15) and sixteen t16).
block fourteen n4J. KnsserInnn's Addition
to the city OF Denver. known as 1920 BouI-
der street. which deed OF trust was mnde
to secure the payment Of her promlssory
note OF even date with said deed OF trust
for the sum OF one thousand $1,000 dol
lars. payable to the order of Henry n.
Dickinson. eighteen months after the date
thereof. with interest thereon at seven per
cent per annum until paid. interest payable
semi annually. as IL more particularly set
forth In said deed OF trust. reference to
which Is hereby made for greater certain
Whereas. The snid A. c. Ustick, and NIL
persons i cisiming BY through or under d her,
est due October 0. 1914, and the legal hold
er Of said @ note having ,,e elected Cd on acc account
paid, due and payable.
Now. Therefore, At the written request
Of Samuel W. Lee. the legal holder Of
signed. Public. Trustee In and for the City
and County Of Denver, Colorado. do here
by give notice that VIII, at the hour Of
10 O'clock in the forenoon OF
MONDAY, MARCH sth. 1915.
Mt the fremont street front door OF the Court
Honse. in the City and County Of Denver.
Colorado. sell at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash. the said
described premises. and all the right. title
and interest Of the said A. c. Ustick, her
heirs and assigns therein, for the purpose
Of paying the indebtedness secured by
snid deed Of trust, and the cost and ex.
penses Of executing this trust, and will
deliver to the purchaser certificate Of
sale ns provided by law.
Dated ut Denver. Colorado. February
HENRY A. HICKS,
Public Trustee In and for the City and
County of Denver, Colorado.
First publication February 9th, 1915.
Last publication March 9th, 1916.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

and County of Denver on october md nd
A. d. 1910, in Book 213I mt Page ~
Of the public records of said ,,.,'in oiiiee'
five Hundred Eighty-sIx Dollars and Nine
ty-four cents (<S5SG.04), with interest there
on. evidenced by the Seventeen 90 promis-
said mortgage and that the said defendant Is
indebted to the said plaintiff for the princi-
pal and interest Of said notes and for IN
advanced by the plaintiff under the pro-
visions Of said mortgage and for attor-
ney's fees, In the total sum Of -Four Thous-
and Eighty five Cents (s44is.s5j in and by
which decree. ! am AUTHORIZE. direcsen s ses,
.s :'i hsrein.a.ss ds.elibed !, . after Giving
tice Of the time and place OF said sale. as
provided in said decree. for the purpose
Four Hundred Forty eight Dollars and
Eighty five Cents CHASED. together with
interest thereon at the rate Of Eight ~
said decree, and the costs Of said suit, to
be taxed by the Clerk of said Court, and
the expenses Of such sale:
Commissioner Of Safety. Ex-Officio sher.
iff and acting Sheriff of the City and
SSunsy Sus Il pscs tbs. ao
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH.
A. ID. 1915.
at the hour of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
of said day at the fremont Street front
door OF the County Court House In the
City and County Of Denver. and State OF
Colorado, sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder and for the high
est and best price the same shall bring In
cash. the following described property as
an entirety and all the right. title. Interest,
claim and demand whatsoever Of the said
defendant Of. in and to the said following
described property and premises. situate
In said City and County OF Denver and
State Of Colorado. to-wit: Lots Number
ed Nineteen (l9) and Twenty t20), in Block
Numbered Ten to- in Alta Vista, to-
gether with any and all buildings and im.
provements thereon. which said sale will
be made by me aforesaid pursuant to
the provisions Of said decree and order Of
sale. reference to which IL hereby expressly
made and had for greater certainty.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. this ith day
Of February, A. u. 1915.
ALEXANDER NISBET,
Commissioner Of safety. Ex -Officio sher-
If and Acting Sheriff of the City and
County OF Denver. State OF Colorado.
By q. $. DUFF1ELD.
Under Sheriff.
Henry }. Hersey, Attorney for the Plain
tiff.
First publication February 9th. 1915.
Last publication March 9th. 1915.
Publishcd-tu the Denver Labor Bulletin
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
QUESTION AS TO RAYS MOTIVE.

Word comes from Des Moines, via
grapevine telegraph, that following n
visit to the Capitol recently, Ray Stew
art, the still young editor Of the Cedar
Rapids Tribune, announced his candi.
dacy for place on the Legislative COM
mittee of the State Federation of La
bor before the next state convention. he
was more than impressed, the story
reads, by the bevy of beautiful "flooz-
les" fitting gayly about the State
House, though this does not explain his
anxiety to serve "the ause."-Perish the
thought.-Sioux City Union Advocate.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
TO FIGHT PLAGUE
AMONG WORKERS
MovementIfor.C CLOSER Cooper
alton With Labor Unions
National Association foriStudy ndPre-
Evention Of tuberculosis Opens Cam
paien Of Education on Health Lines

Realizing that the problem of the
control of tuberculosis is closely linked
with the problems of the workingmen of
the United States, the National Asso.
citation for the Study and Prevention OF
tuberculosis has inaugurated move
ment for closer cooperation with labor
unions.
A committee has been appointed, with
DIR. Theodore B. Sachs of Chicago chair
man, to formulate plans for immediate
and future action. Other members of
the committee are Samuel Gompers of
Washington, George w. Perkins of Chi
cago, John Mitchell of New York, Aus
tin b. Garretson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa /;
Dr. William Charles White Of Pittsburg
and DIR. David r. Lyman of Wallingford,
Conn.
As the first step in the campaign a
special health bulletin has been prepared
for the labor papers and will be sent out
monthly in cooperation with the men,
bers of the International Labor Press
Association. These bulletins will con-
tain articles of interest relative to the
cooperation of labor unions in the anti.
tuberculosis and public health move-
ments; notes concerning the prevalence
and prevention of certain diseases, espe.
cialiy those of an industrial character,
and rules and suggestions on personal
and community health.
A second step in the plan is an in
Vestigation into the various special eN-
periments of cooperation between
workingmen and the nti-tuberculosis
campaign that have been carried on.
Such work as that of the Tuberculosis
Relief Association in Hartford and other
Connecticut cities; the trades union
sections of Buffalo and Newark Anti
Tuberculosis Associations; the Tubercu-
losis pavilion of the Albany Federation
of Labor, and other similar efforts will
be studied and reported upon.
At the recent Philadelphia meeting of
the American Federation of Labor res
olution mo. 51) was adopted indorsing
the educational work of the National
Association for the Study and Proven
tion of Tuberculosis and calling upon all
officers and unions to help in promoting
this work. The International Typograph-
ical Union adopted a similar resolution
mo. 76).
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
Edluin v. Brake Is Dismissed
AS DEPUTY Labor Commissioner

of every dollar of funds that have come
into my possession while holding office
Charges as to Payments.
.Seventh-You have used the money
of the state for the maintenance OF Of
fices and the payment of alleged salar-
les without right or authority
..The same section referred to in an
swer to your sixth complaint covers the
seventh.
.Eiphth-You are indebted to the
state for money received by you as
deputy labor commissioner and interest
on the same, and not deposited by
'sThis is not true in any particular.
YOU with the state treasurer
"'Ninth--You neglect the duties of
your office and are inefficient in the
performance of the same
"You can certainly have no knowl-
edge personally as to my conduct for
the last six years as the active head
of this department; mere assertion
of this character. without any specific
instances or any personal knowledge,
will not reflect on me, but rather on
yourself.
Specific Charge Demanded.
'Tenth-You have permitted EN-
ployes of your office to illegally extort
money from those doing business with
your office
This is false, not only to me but to
the employees, and if you know OF any
instances where any employe working
under me has extorted money from any
man it is your duty to file specific
charge
Il deny your right to discharge me
from this position, as the office that I
,hold has statutory term of two years
and my term does not expire until April
90, 1915.
Il refuse to give up the office at your
request. and will avail myself OF my
legal rights. Respectfully,
'EDWIN V. BRAKE,
Deputy Labor Commissioner"