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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
Ici3RES KAISER: SAVES Army
Ruler Reported to Have ADVISED Sui
eide for General Who oisobeyed
His Orders.

Paris.-The entire German left
wing would have been annihilated
during the battle of the Marne II Gen
eral Won Hausen had not disregarded
the kaiser's orders. declares the War
saw Gazette in confidential reports
from Berlin. When the battle was
going against the Germans the kaiser
commanded the left to continue the ad-
vance, but Won Hausen, realizing his
flank was strongly menaced. refused
to obey.
When the news reached the kaiser
OF the Prussian guards retreat from
Nitry-le Francois he said bitterly:
is General Won Hausen still alive?
Samurai woald have committed
suicide
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
LUNATIcS lo0SED IN FRANCE
Onfortunates From Asylum in North
ern Part of Country Are Near
StarN alton.

Paris.-The war CORES pondent Of
the Journal, Andre Tudesgue in ae,
7crlbing the past weeks hostiIities in
Gorthern France, says after taa z
iallieUl, the Germans turned IlJse
hundreds Of lunatics from a big in
sane asy lum located there. The un-
ortunates wandered through the
devastated country for days suffering
rom cold and hunger Some died
rom their privatlJHs. The French
1ldiers found a number of the luna
les hiding in bitches and many are
tin at large.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
DOYLEyiLLE

Se~s-Ch.mpiSn CorresVonaoaes
SUNDAY. January H.
Dan Collins returned from Gannison
recently
Mrs. viii Monson has been quite sies
this week
AIR. and Mrs Theodare Slate returned
70 Doyio Tuesday. from Gunnison.
Irene Prosser is boarding with Mrs.
Monson during the cold weather.
viii Mansfeld's brother came in
Tuesday 10 visit awhile IN Doyle.
G. H. Meadow is nov staying at 6.
A. DesCoubes on Razor creek.
Mrs. Viii Monson left for Denver
and the horse show sunday night
Mrs. Isham Hamilton suffered from
the epidemic Of sore eyes the past week
Mrs. Eddie Leonard and Mrs. VIII
Monson wert in Gunnison during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. DesCombes of
Razor creek were visitors at the Dome
Friday.
A dance and basket supper will be
given by the club in the postoiiice build
ing next Saturday night.
A surprise party was given Saturday
night in honor Of Harry McAllister'
birthday. Dancing formed the enter
tainment.
In spite of the snow, the Waunita
roads are in good condition and the mail
is delivered regularly by the carrier, 4.
d. Stephenson.
viii McDonough of the Cochetopa
rode to Doyle Tuesday to get the mai
bag for that place. The X. f. ID. route
has not been established yet.
Jesse Leonard and family went to
Gunnison to attend the wedding of their
niece, Miss Osie Mcdowell, who was
married to Mr. Gus Lindsey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22

uions- had fainting spells, bioated.
and could hardly stand the pain in my
left side. My husband insisted that /
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. and l am so thankful / did.
Tor ] an now a Wen woman. ! sleep
better. 30 an my Homework and take
long walks. Inever fail to praise lydia
l. HlnAharn's 8 Vegetable Compound for
my good health. Mrs. J. NJ. RFscH.
1900 West Broadway, Louisville, Ky.
Since we guarantee that an testirno-
mails which We publish are cenrlfne. is il
not lar 10 suppose that if lydia E.
flnkharn 5 Negetable Compound has the
virtue to help these women it viii heIp
any other woman who is suffering in a
Ike manner?
IL yOa are i'll do not drag along until
an operation il necessary. but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkhan Vegetable
Compound.
Write To Lydia r. Piulbaw
Hedfcine Co.. .fcoafidentianIvpu.
Mass. Your letter viii be opened.
Teaa and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
BALDWIN
News Champion Correspondents:


Monday, January Is.
The weather has been very cold for
the past two weeks.
Joe Pastora is working for Dave La
Plant at present.
Wil'ett Estes was here last week
visiting his brother Richard
They ship 1000 tons of coal every
week from the Alpine mine here.
The two eldest children of Mrs. James
Spann are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
Shackleford.
Dan Marnilla is working for the
Rocky Mountain Coal Co. and with his
wife live in the camp.
Mrs. Lehews mother visited here a
few days last week returning to La
Veta, Colo. Thursday last.
Those who attended the picture show
Saturday last say it was as good as
they could have seen anywhere.
Mrs. James Shackleford and little
son returned Saturday from Jack s
Cabin where they visited relatives a
couple of weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
SHEEP LEAD BATTLE CHARGE
Then Cossaeks Ride Over Animals
Bodies to Overcome Wire
Entangements.

London.-A correspondent of the
Daily Mail, who has been travelling in
the East Prussian field of operations,
describes a Cossack device to over
come wire entanglements tie says:
This being great grazing coun-
try, when troops Of Cossaeks are
charging batteries they drive immense
hooks OF sheep and cattle before tfem
right on to the tangled mass OF wire.
They then charge their horses over
the platform of flesh, sabering the gun
ners in the very trenches behind.
This plan, however. was soon imi-
tated by the Germans. who were lust
as fearless and successful in carrying
il out"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
SOMERSET
News-Champion Correspondsnce:

News-Champion Correspondence:
Saturday, Janusry Is
Quite snow storm here last week.
The mine is not working very steady
at present on account of lack Of cars.
Isaac Clark made 9 flying trip to
Paonia FRIDAY returning the same day
Jack Palmer went to Paonia this
morning to have some dental work
done.
Miss Gertie Pottsoff is up from
Paonia to spend few days with Mrs.
Joe Stanley.
+. A fitsimmons made trip down to
Hotchkiss recently on business return
ing the same day.
DIR. Allen and Jotn Rush went to
Paonia Friday on the local and returned
on the evening train.
Mrs. Joe Stanley went to Paonia last
Saturday and remained until Monday
visiting with friends.
Everybody had a smile on his face
Saturday night on account of il being
pay day at the mine.
William kllroy is taking a two
months lay off to go to Grand Junction
and consult doctor.
John Riley came down from John
Rush's ranch today to meet his mother
and sisters who came up from Paonia.
Joe Palmer came down from his
ranch last Sunday and is getting along
alright now since he had his leg broken
some time ago.
H. B. Potter and family have gone TO
Motfat. Colo, where he has been trans
ferred as Rio Grande agent and Mr.. and
Mrs. M v. Ballou of Delta have been
transferred here to take Mr.. Potter's
place. We all wish Mr.. and Mrs
Potter success in their new location.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NOTES
News Champion Correspondence

News Champion Correspondent
Eunice Berky is organist for the
seventh grade this week.
The fourth and fifth grades are gong
to have bank to collect money to buy
some new records.
Helen Calvin has been promoted from
the sixth grade into the seventh and
Charlie Hirdman has entered the
seventh grade.
Esther Williams and Emma Crary are
girl monitors and Cecil Carroll and
Erwin Gray are the boy monitors in the
seventh grade.
Sadie Quinn, Lawrence O'Leary, Bud
Winslow, TilHe EHebrecht, Graffie
Spencer and Charles Wright have been
on the sick list.
During an interview with Mr.. Pritch-
ard, physical director Of the Normal
School, who is conducting the most
thorough examination ever given TO
Grammar school students, it was asked
of him 'What Are the main physical
defects?" His reply was that the teeth
and mouth are not well kept, Also
many are found with adenoids and the
eyesight was poor in large number Of
cases. As he spends from twenty to
thirty minutes with each individual and
can only find time to come in the morn
ing, he makes slow progress.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
CHICAGO GIL BUYS tRms
Miss Gladys LEWIS Acts as Ansni for
One of fhs Nations Of
Europe.

New York That a European gov
errmeuf has commissioned an Ameri-
can girl to purchase firearms tor use
along the battle front in Europe he
veiopod when D. was learned that
Miss GLADYS A Lewis of Chicago is
the mysterious G A Lewis" who has
been negotiating vi+h the Standard
Arms Manufacturing company Of viii
mington. Del for al the military
rspid-ire guns that concern ran make
IN the next two years regardless Of
cost
The name Of the government has
been Withheld for obvious reasons. but
. was conhrued that Miss Lewis is
the Official representative in the ne
gofiations
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
SSAsIx. RUSSIAN COZ 0AEl
= ssas RS cesa Ser suc cOu<sn.sss
ts es~e o-ssrs ts --ix
T-so1s

pctranrad -Thr Kassian toarual
Suiet tells she ioilosine story 81 tbe
Spartan eanauor d Colsaai Loapou&
aiue "a 2as AateuiaE after the
frst Era.sf barsir af esaiicia 10 sha read
mE 81 re reBars q his regiraans
ClisEalties.
We haue lszt Zau kiliea aaa
sasaaad he AS todd.
hau many soldIe ers kiiiadT DE.
Hlandod Colonal I.oapoukhiae.
- many
hau many 0a cars kilieeT
'Glir one
haa s tae namr uf this offiCaFT
"7 i-rtnrauf Iscundushine
'-Not . mascIe OF Colonel Joupaak-
tIuHE iage moved
Who're Was tha officer kilioa
asked
THE place vas Indicated RE went
20 She body 8f his dead son. diamoant-
"a from his horse kissed the tore.
head ana lips Of his child made the
sign Of che cross. remouafed and con
tinged Swing oTdors
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
BoSEEMAA

"Wednesday S~n.asy u.
sister Bros. Wore haalsHg has 10
h.assernaau geater'iay ana sosias
1aHsas saiirsu = pussme N gooa
lsoss on his Koal SIDE prolorty
a. Cotg vifh tNo meu D. haip hru.
b. saoaaiIy smslne the CamF Bsra shaft
q S MeSparron i asnug ,ho Nark %
thu bo~erman pregerty ~ Sargent
usIch
d bas suo~ed al day hsst is fairy
Clear tuuighs. F0srtesn below Is oar
calaest - aate.
tHck Gi5sons has charge 81 the Red
uoir property IN Box Canyon. Charles
A.nersou of Pitsin Is hoiping him With
the W0rk
Charles DaBiels and brother returned
70 camp last " eonesday. They report
H1thing aaing ~ the lower country 50
they returned 10 BoWermsn 70 get WORK.
George Stevenson has been doing
some work on his Mascot group. He
RETURNED t. Pitkm today bat expects 30
b. back and Resume work IN day or
TIVE.
hHgh smith and Cyrus Nesbit game
over from Pitkin last SATURDAY and
moved house for George Fsriee from
BoWerman down onto the Fariee home
stead. The house will be added TO the
one already built and will make a house
Il hve rooms. AIR. Farlee calls ms
place The Pines.
John Cariey and son are running a
drift on the Gold King head They are
down seventy five feet. have drifted
thirty feet on the vein one way and are
now drifting the other way. The
writer was shown panning made from
the ore which showed exceedingly fine.
the bottom Of the pan being literally
covered with gold MIR. Curley will en-
deavor to put in small mill next spring
Co treat the ore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22

Judge Black in the district court at
Grand Junction recently sentenced Pc
ter Lapham catteman who shot Ira
Mock, cowboy. about year ago, to
serve term of six months in thecountv
jail and to pay fine Of $500 Laphan
got light sentence because he was
allowed to change his plea from attempt
at murder to that of assault with dea-
dly weapon
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
Start Risk Bureaus

Nashington.-War risk marine in
surance bureaus. similar TO that re-
Gently put in operation by the United
States, have been established by the
governments of Belgium, Denmark.
France. Germany, Greece. Great Brit
ain, Italy. Japan. Norway and Sweden.
according 10 announce ement made TO-
day BY the department Of commerce
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22

IPinkham's Negeta-
BILE Compound they
would enjoy better
health. ! suffered
from a female trou-
bic, and the doctors
decided l had a
humorous growth
and wou \ have TO
be operated upon,
but | refused as / do
not lieYe in OPERA
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22

After five years as supervisor Of the
Uncompahgre Forest Reserve, Horace
CushneEl has quit the service and man
from West Cliff, j. n Bongworth, has
been appointed TO the vacancy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
PoUuksb02n
se1s-ChsmDssE CosreaUseA~s@
~e.s.ea.a.sssu csrr~asoas.ses.

>e1s.g gnsasslsn Csrreaoosaasos-
"Wednesday. Jaassry II.
GbaS. SahecAsf aaa wiie ~ent b. io,a
Tuesday.
trauk AnnrsSs went o. tssnnisss
T.sasaag for lsaa " suppiIes.
Say Doering aud Len hopfer weIs
hers frum ther Upper Ceboiia ranches
last week.
Eagaue A McGregor snd Lewis sam
mons were 81 Gsuuuison this week hax-
iug dsuts' work done.
Herbert Andrews came over from his
ranch On the GaHnison for few days
VISIT retu HinE Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
lola
Nevs-Champiou Correspondence:

Wednesday, January 20.
DIR. Hyatt Of Gunnison vas in leila
Saturday TO see Mrs. Val Ehret's baby.
Miss Annie Campbell Of Sargents is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh Taylor of
Spencer.
Mrs. Rsdeks and daughter Louie and
and John Andrews left here Tuesday
for Buel, Idaho TO visit relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22

W. S. Whihnery left last week for
the exposition cities. Other Lake Fork
people are planning to follow suit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-22
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetat.o
Compound.

Louisville, KY think Il more suf
faring women would take lydia r
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
SPECIAL TRAIN
viii Be Run from Weston to.
Buck hannonSfor Basketball
Game Friday Evening.

WESTON. March 9.Arrange-
ments were started here today forsthe
running Of another special train to
Buckhanno1 next Friday night for
the final game of the Wesleyan bas-
ketba1l season with West Virginia
University. When Musldngum play
ed at Buckhannon last Friday fully
a hundred local people took special
train to the game and on account of
the large number of West Virginia
Alumni here who think that West
Virginia University Will show enough
improved form to test Wesleyan to
the limit an increased number OF
people is expected to go Friday. The
game at Buckhannon is not4only the
final game for Wesleyan but is also
the final game OF the West Virginia
basketball season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
TARGET PRACTICE
Blythe Pacific Flee Causes Ru.
rnors of Naval Battles In
the European War.

SAN. DIEGO. Calf, Mar. Tho
COM ination of visitors at the San
Diego exposition from all parts Of
stheS5 country and of battle practice
blythe Pacific fleet off SanEDiegosBay
has caused so many reports of naval
battles in this vicinity that the news
papers have found It advisable to
give especial prominence to stories
announcing that the American war
ships were engaged in target prac-
.tice. The rumble of big guns is heard
daily, and at times the salyos shake
the windows of the city. The San
Diegan, knowing that the practice
grounds OF the fleet are off this bort.
pays little attention to II the dfs-~nt
but the fastener imme-
1iately calls up pictures OF German
and English warships in death strug-
giles and Is all for hiring launch and
goin out ito see what is happening
oven at the risk OF stopping a shell
or two himself.
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COY 7ER.NO IISIiEI
E,XPLAINS ATT ITyJDE
GOOD ADVICE
kidney TROUBLE

have been troubled with my Kid
neys for army years. One day could
hardly move. and someone told me to
get a bottle OF DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. which i did, and in a few days
I was alright. About seven years
ago was in such condition that my
children had to lift me out OF bed. I
wanted Swamp-R Root, but they got a
doctor. sent for Swamp-Root and
didn't take the Doctors medicine;
Swamp-Roo did the work. Swamp
Root is the remedy, IL the Kidneys
are ever out or order again.
tours very truly,
n "A. KIRCHOFF,
1o2 WyckoH Ave-, Brooklyn. N. u.
Personally appeared before me.
this 4th day of February. 1914. "A.
Kirchoff, who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the
same is true In substance and in fact.
4, GEORGE KNAUT.
CoinmissIonerof Deeds.
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idea that one ought to wear out and
rot to rust out. No one was more
in or cared more for the
SICK @of the comm unity than she. on:
herlast5 day away from home she&y
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Robinson..
both OF whom weresslek al theirshome
some distance from hers. and as a CO.
Mrs Crimson, who was
onesof Mrs. Harmer's dearest friends
passed away the same morning she
rassed IS.
Mrs: Harmer remained actixefin all
;herswork until her fatal Illness came
She kept house alone and her home
wasSinS perfect order with everyt hing
inaits place even to the minutest de-
tail s
Such Woma an nat ural1 won and
kept q large circle Of close friends
end there are many who are made
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
Letter to
DE-. Kt11ner b Co.,
B1nRhafnton, II. z.

Prove What swamp-Root VIII Do
For You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer. & Co.,
.Binghamton. N. Y, for sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet Invaluable
information, telling about the kid
neys and blade der. When writing, be
sure and mention the Clarksburg
Daily Telegram. Regular f1fty-cent
and do11ar size bottles for sale at
all drug stores Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
CONFERENCE: /: |. !
of United Mine Work ers Called
by Labor Secretary to Dis
cuss Strike ettlement.

WAsHlNlGToN. Mar. s.-secretary
of Labor Wilson today called the
leading officials of the United Mine
Workers OF America into conference
to reconsider plans for the settle
ment Of the eastern Ohio coal strike.
Among those invited by the: esecre-
tary were John: II. White and Frank
Hayes, president and vice president
respectively OF the organizat ion, who
have been repres enting the miners in
their fight against the operators.
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BURNED no DEATH.

CAMERON. March Mrs. Mary
.Sisson. aged 78 years, was burned to
death in her home in the Springtown
addition to Cameron when her
clothes caught afire at an open crate.
Her burning clothes setssire to the
house and the fire department was
called to extingufsh the flames .
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the senate. Further delay means
greater expense to the citizens. 1t has
5been urged that should have sent
r:y message on finance to the legisla-
.ture sooner. IL we are to Judge the
present com bination in the senate on.
revenue matters. little or nothing Of
the much needed legislati ton which
was passed would have been put
through ifs the revenue blem had
come up earlier.
Eeeiss justified.
81 feel quite justified In my course
IN this regard. and have no apollo:
gies to make. The privilege tax on;
corpora tons that brought about SO,
much Of the wall was not introduced
in the house at this session. but in
stead an income tax h which 4 had
nothing whatever to do. This idea;
seems to be as unpopu liar as other
method IS that were conside red at the
siyeStosmesth that corporations and those
who would be affected by any OF!
these special privilege methods Of
taxation are absolutely opposed to;
them, regardless OF their merits, and!
1t is my hum Bile opinion that they will!
be able to thwart and defeat any rev
enue measures Of this class. s
81 feel sorry for some of theseswho;
Rave permitted their better Judgment,
to be affronted with passionate re-
marks and the other harangues and.
uniustiiab1e statements made by tho
atbsidfzed press. THIS is only done to
bec1oud the issue and whatever hazi-
nesssmayl arise at the present time
;1fil1, in theNeryg near futureebe given.
to the rank and file, who In my opin-
ion will give the answer in no uncer-
tam terms. We have. insthe past ex-
perienced sprocrastlnati ion by thegl egis-f
lstors upon great questions which
were near and dear. to the speople.NTe
Fave seen their wishes stayed and
their dreams thwarted by the insid-
ious lobby that had behind III untold;
wealth. This can only exist for a
short period OF time. Equity and JUS.
4lce will. sooner or later. prevail and
those who are most Estimate at the;
present time will feel the awakening;
OF the people and when the crash
comes IL will be a com pletesreyersai.a
as has been experienced in all great.
and social prob ems which
have confronted our stat tie fandst hesnat
ton as we'll.
AS to the unklnd remarks that
HAV6 deem IHAQeF Sscouc6fuluksm d - ny
who have been sorely dis
appointed because the people havenoti
given them fayorabIel constd erattons
end on account Of statements unEnd-s
Iysmades by some who have been mis-
Iswish to say In my behalf
that I feel sorry for their pIi ghts and
THAT they are SO nm iain formed as to-
what they are 3uiscnssing They are
Nttsfn fht scanaIiYef3 hT1ff iySfi II s4sSra
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Death! 4 ANGEL
Continued from page


been grand master of the grand
odd Fellows of West. Virginia the
next year. Mr. Harmer's father.s
Jacob Harmer, was born in aPhilade1-
rhia. The latter was a direct de-
of j Jacob who came
70 this country with liam Penn
endsfoundedsPhilad lphia.
&, Six sons and two daughters We're
born to b. Tyson ana s.MargaretsJa lane
hHarmer, namely B /. Tyson, Jr., W. J 9
Is. James Albert, who died In a 878;; 4
Lloyd Moore, who died in 18 8 MARY
wife OF r. ~ Dawson; Har-
lyey We Charles L., and Elizabeth,.
wife OF Samuel II. Rtttenhouse. All
the surviving sons reside at Shinns-
ton except HarveysIV., OF Clarkshurg.
Mrs Dawson resides in ClaTksburg.
and Mrs. Rite house at Quiet DELI.
The malesmembe rsS of this family are,
tmena espec1ally active! In their various
lines Of business. Tyson and William:
lbeing, prominent undertakers at
l.Shinnsron and Harvey w. a success
Eful lawyer inc larksbn who has held
lSscveral responsible public positions
House OF DelegaSes. state senator and
mayor of Glarksburg. and he was a
nominee for Congress- at the last cleo
ton. The women members of the.
family care also prominent and active
n social betterment work.
~ When ten years of age Mrs. lar,
mer was converted and she becameass
Il embeI of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Being 8 syearsso OF age at the.
time OF her death. she was therefore
a member OF church seventy-six;
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4 Proper Treatment Tor Biliousness.
For a long time Miss sIu1usS kelton:
Churchville n I. s. !. 4 was bi1ious and
had sick hendache and dizzy spells.
Observation-Disclosures bets were the only
thing that gave her perm nent relief
EGbtainable ererywh Advertise
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very sad overEthe departure Of one
whom they esteemed so high lily and
loved so we'll. .ss
Funeral serytc WI u be held aat
1s::.93 o. O'Clock Wednesday, afternoonin In
the Shinnston M ethodist Episcopal
conducted by the Rev. Roy
pastor Of the church and
iEteremnt Will be at the Odd FenoWss
cemetery there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09

Nearly 20 90 yariet ties of rice have.
been identified in the Philippines by
government scientists.
Cremation shows g marked in
crease In Europe. ~ 5S