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Capt Th,.risheuS stated, however that
he ordered n" Frye sunk becaus" Sh'
carried ~,out.anauds Of Nlr :pI "a nation
at WAY with germany Testimony gwen
By Cap II II. kohHes. master Of 'L-
t'ryt. AMI members of h., l~"W l.fpi"
Collector Hamilton to-day was q" ta"
enect tAat the F.ye was uuk aftr tie
crew had failed To throw Hrr cargo 81
wheat overheard i'm .!me 80 -ui, capt
Tbitrisheus of the Ethel friedrich Tu'y
testified that the nip Was almost be-
calm,d when oyertakcn 5y ;he EI'~.
Friedrich ana that the later ship n'w
no far.
All bur Two of the crew of the FIE"
came ashore to-day and several ~ them
left for tkclr homes. CAPT kehncs. us
wife and two boys came ashorr to-niga.
and registered at a Newport News motel.
Mrs Kchues and her two bows win =" 10
Baltimore tomorrow capt. krAu',
will remain at Newport Ncws unti. ~,
responsibility for tn sinking OF his ,ilr
Is disposed Of
Two members Of the crew Of the Frye
stated thai the Elite Friedrich was
chased by q Wayship and that while tile
latter m sht not ave been able 20 over.
take them, she did not open Are.
The entire crew OF the French liner
Florldc, which was sunk by the flt'l
Friedrich, left tonight Cor New YORK.
The ~Companie Generate TransatlaU.puc.
which owned the Floride, refused m
provide for the eiFhty-siX passengers
taken from their ship before she vas
sunk ny tho Fitel Friedrich. These pas
scngers are stIll on board the German
ship
Several Of them are inyaiids one
man has a wooden leg. ano'nsr one
arm and several are said 10 be -uNer-
ing with tuberculosis
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WAS FOODSTUFFS.
'.IigHro" Gives It.t Of ProSisiuns
sent b> Drsrinun.
% ~. !. .D.l.- o rn. y.

F|F 49, NNFfff - Ft
NhEIs. March ll-Tu, f,guro st,.
tine following details 90 the p-sc!luN
lnt.~ IN which France p.scttuA. an
ofmN paNWaster. was arrested charged
WIZ cmhczZ,!ug army suppIl.'ard send
ing Them 90 Nine B,ghon VIE % q
leading dre~snskeI
Af,"r q servant had denounced Mu,
B.cICn on linulry - detectives
watched nor apartment aud are st"d q
so,dier nostnap who was del Nslinc
: rec sacks. supposedly ~ MAJ TIE
h.St contained Z piece of beet We CHING
- tl'Jg am. and lnotne piece %: ~ re
tue size. Two beef kidN@Ns. thre. BOXES
Of .afd.Ies, q lItr" VI ran. three pieces
81 'iIuNvrr ,.c-~- W'IgHlu- iIl"c hl.o.
grams, aimed on!pu soup, w,.gn uE 81
Kilograms. and eleven kilograms of
suglr the second Contained q l-s Y
mu,to. weighing :Aro, Kilograms t."
laird he'd e sack o. p.D. .siua~ ion Mn,
lIz.ts w.f' of 'l. ru~'Ta'
y SEARCH ~ Mine Ea-.u~s apl-t-
ueu' disclosed ',u N~los-,r.> q pors,
g pound ~ ';luycrr '~ss q kI,ocram
ot -.ii. twelve o' ,Itf'r. owe ~ ~ugt..
% pound 90 iiur, 30 pound - tea. q, =
wa.,r NHrr l'"eu"f admitted H1d h"r.
s"n' D, u'-s.tuN
Nine BE. ,@'s v|.. 40 avg, W.
ais" >rtr,I.l sad there ia" lutar'.t cs
f.lnd 'n'r. fp,istlffs. such - ,pnr.
IgH'. .H' ,II .,-t~, H.ap ten canvass
o.. 'aIt t-. " 'u pes.ltuN VS. ,-
rested - D%l..N,> more supplies wee
.o-Dd D. Ht- lodr!rg there ~ We, ts p
at~ va . apartment.
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NOTICE SERVED o.
GERMAN COMMANDER
win H. Permitted to Wake Re-
peirs 10 shin.

NUTTUIE- u. N|II|| TIM fU,OV-
.. of. Al ,,t.,. ,,.s served tn.l,y by
nh. Collector IF ,r. FOR, OH ,t. com
tu..l.r IF ma. rr.o, E..,l Friai,.r1.
sir hay, Oh. .o.., 10 ,t,... t7s.
uud.. instructions r,,,..ea from the
S,.r.,,r, Il Oh. r~,asur, Formulated
vitb m. advice. Of ,h. ~,,,. b.,.,,u.r,
YOU sta, IA. United S,...s water, WI!
r., go%,,,,J a. r,l.yy-
You w!l he. .,,e,..d 20 ..v. I'ni,.d
states jurisdiction within twenty fout
bn,,- IN -t,,.. v.l Nrtlr,.
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MANY HEROIC DEEDS
BY FRENCH SOLDIERS
Wounded Private Killed Si>
Germans IT BcanScjour
Fight. Says Report.
CARNAGE WAS FRIGHTFII !.

r.Hs N,Hcr - ~ or"r.,' s'a'~.
foH' .~.ef hr the r'rrr.1 War on o.
.n.s afternoon gives g-,pN.a acaoUH
~ 'ne herc. fg ting ~ Tho champaign
go io' which '1s gone OF Wi'houi Re-
'iN'.oa 80 -. r.'c- fcy more thar 'Nn
Nee t.. ou' 0Apture Of q tie
ma. "r,i '.. 80 Ho,usciour II not~0
os o., uu,e achievements
tine t.,nch atmt
The D,ti'. 70. 'uc for, opened oa
February 23 am w., ,nract"rized bv
examples o. re'artab personal nero
ism. one prir..- a.lhue seven Gcrmlns
ard then .~.p-z go his ~ lines. a.
though hsd,t wounded. The position
N> Won ut vas lost later when ta'
,'ru.u- i'' ,"rcd q derce attack. who.
-l. os-l. Io-ut, tu. t1,t "a an entire
at...t.l,tt col 'tr.r troors vas wiped rI'
Tu"u on .enrIt.. - the Fr,rca roe
titu.el '.- .p" end S.iil hold u The
Hghtfr ul- rpst'y .l IN" dark ana
... -5rs i~ d-~ctIhei ~ b-.ur ti-
.lp- N.;futt parallel 30 this war TIE
rs fn." account follows
battalion Of ,il,p,il infant, v
Hr'...i 81. .'f... or February %, r"u-
"''t.IHs 'o. u..' liro 'g,.e1.s o. The
'cut 3D.. 10" 'l,'lys position The
ti.Tu... -" opted TO ;r.ust back the
H,H-.. '.sl.-g bombs and g".naie> six
tiul'U' 'puutr- attack. We're launched.
II .t Wu.yu fa. ."u
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The French company contend that
the Germans were responsible tor the
sinking Of The FloridN and they snpu.d
ne held for all damages arising there
from and should care for the p~ls~,ugris
until they can care for themselves
The American Government VIII prob
ably take he matter in hand ana re
rulrc the owners OF tn" Flolid" - pro-
vide means Of transportation fol tho
p~aS-rnC'ra now on the German ship
S!N French women who lor Tie Eltol
Friedrich Yesterday and we're 20 have
left To- Sow orleans to-day were forced
10 return to ne ship tn.s af''yroun
Tho poro c'1ssci rs 'unl"~'lap',.
-hsA English Warships are OFF the
VIZ ;in'1 coast wnIt."g for the l,tel
Fri"dricn pcCtm' positively kuowu tu-
daN aud Oh" coast guard cutter Ouou-
daEh Va- sent ur to 80" that they lCpt
the coast "Ioar. Ihcro are nNc ships
~ the noor,
IT," 'oast guard cutter >pacl" ar
RI, ed to-day "a assist the OAondaga N
Istroll'ng the coast adjacent TO tho var
Eiu.a Capcs Experts from thc New
port News snipysid who surveyed tho
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GERMANS W.iS.NING.
assemble 100000 Tor Supreme"
Enort against Russia.

>p''dI '1h|c p'spdtsn 10 Tnt :
Lc. poN, March ll--Th. Du,,v Vo1,
commander. a, pc. ,,rr,d ,.l.c,,bs
.>r. 4, .
u, .r','H' ,'"", 'tHf.
ss|~odi" ,m", ',o,,5" "t' ~" Nv
49, uE,,n ,na,. ~, "N So
l., ,,. ,o,,., 60.
.N,nrI. ~ ,bc.r n.rsn,, r,"g
"W,, An ton d,vs ,,a
o. -, 49,
.ions ~ con Won ricborr -,y ,,tth
..Hi.I ion ,,, ,,.-,t as -,
, arc nv, o, 80, va, 49,,
sens froo,.s from tho Bzu,, r. -.
To-, b,y. aIdoI ,uo ,.u .r,,, -
,n,nups.d of frcsnl. ,r,irad vo,ry .n,.
diers of m. 1918 class ana mo T,,l.-
tlru. iu over 40.
"it ls estimated ,h,, th., nav. t,,.
Gig o. TO-, army conn. nr ,II,y,rr ,o.
the 'osees sI.'liro d by Won FycborT AMI
q Ma krnScn. q uiarta, of m inor.
men arc now advancing on the linn, nr
IN, Narrow Tho operation is 10, ,u.
easy one.
The Germans are also advtrr up .u.
the valley OF the Ortitz The ,n,.rt
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't''It mil.4e1t 'h. ti..m. .sau
-', -'i ln ds'-" formation. hu. % 2
'.N u4ru'.s ou' M" t,pci u4t e who'll.
20 .n. s. dawn "a, veto sti,l .r pos
-'.-..r "' 1u captured = ,ird and were
I'D. aged 90 follow up ,g~ ,og..ss N1ru
'a. e'-fu,. shouting anal tiroNlag gieu-
,t.- .,l!ycr,i 81 furious u~rslauvat. Our
..Iou..!- stood up bltv.l before this
Eflt..ae Lieut. ittyrt1 .elpinG uipr
t." ui'tStworNS cNhort.i uls men TO
large.
A nulI.t -truoe him .u IN. eye aud
fnn'. .r g., tlo~'. Nu. he continued
90 di'@ct '.' or' t:o.s until he fel'
exhausted Second Leu 'lZedl tier
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WILL NOT INTERN SHIP
UNLESS FORCED TO DO SO

NoRrplK. Va. March Il With i've
British uarships towering AROUND the
Virginia capes. eager for a chau-. 10
sink her, capt Thierisn-ns os the GER
man auxiliary cruiser prinz Eltcl Frici
rich THIS afternoon declared he would
not intern unless forced to do so. ana
that he was ready and anxious to pro.
urr n repairs 20 her machinery and
noiicrs
When told that British warships we're
80 close 20 the Virginia clpes that the
coast guard cutter OnoudagI was sent
out to see that they did not violate
taking chances for seven months and
expected to do so again.
'SiN Of them FOLLOWED Us In aere. "
he said. and We should not nave much
trouble getting rid OF i've
The t.tol Friedrich went INTO dry
dock at . ,lock t.-night and the wpfk
OF making repairs VIII begin At once.
The Nesse.s bottom needs scrapluG and
sIe may require a new boiler. lie
main prop llcg shaft - worn ami sne
needs new bearings for her machinery.
Constructor Nttts ats been delegated
by the Nayy Dep rtmcut 20 superintc,i
the work.
Tonight Cap. Tu.cg.sl,u- FURNISHED
Collector OF customs Aaml. on E..s r,a-
sons for sinking IN, .AM,. ltt. sa.Ial
vessel William =. Fry Tie eNp.tua
lion is written IN German and VII 40,
De translated until II reaches THE hands
81 the Secretary Of STAT.
Nj. Hamilton Tonight forwarded ta.
,etter by special d.lIN-.! and said Tia.
he dbl nor know what Capt. Tn.er!sHers
had stated 10 the letter and WAs not a.
liberty go awe g. translated and mad,
public before IL reached NnsuI.ston of
ficitls.
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HONOR FOR AMERICAN GIRL.
Gets Gold Medal From
French War N%tnistry.

PARIS. March ] In. Miuisfr, OF
War Ia. awarded the gold medal
allied the Epidemic Medal TO clara
NIrI.l Ripping an American, who con
,racted typhoid fever through nursing a
solui-r suffcriuG from the disease.
- k.pl ny ~ now IN the american
liosp'tgl ana ~ OUT Of dans,r
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ND6cIV f1bTt O6NDIf'I ~ TWT -
LuSpoN. March II The Norwegian
steamship NitalIa, from New York ON
February 8 for tho Netherlands over
scis Trust with a cargo OF packing
products. which was held m Falmouth
Tor examination. has been released and
left for her destination tod
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~SrRr>Grirrp, IN Marrg II The Son
tt" T.. day passed a resolution commend
ms Pros dem Wilson for ms neutrality
lOllc".
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piracy charge Discarded,

HNN |af EA =
suggestion OF treating the pr!ns Et..
Friedrich "a 4 pirate shin was consiC-
cred by officials re-,. In. discarded
TINS Governments = satisfied tia, the
frlnh Eitcl may he .eg1rl.i ts a rcEu-
larly commiSsioue G~ov,.nner. shin
ana entitled 60 treatment as a bell gpraut
vessel ~ Nar. There IL no disposition
10 raise with Germany unneccssar.f. IT,
r~ltating questions.
Their" ~ practically no douu. fe.. mere
that the vessel Will be in:otl.d ar'e.
she makes the necessary repairs n
10 expected. hJ~ever. that She c,p.a.r
or the German cruiser Will refrain from
announcing any intention 20 intern uH..i
he has completed his repairs aud f..
confronted with the necessity % taking
this action or leaving port withiu twenty
-FOUR hours Ry this procedure ne will,
pe able to take advantage of any n1ss
bic new development.
According 10 Information received a.
the Navy Department tonight, the aue..
ZION .; 'hc time to be allowed the Ge~-
man cruiser sOr repairs l. for the pres.
"nt up 70 the experts of the \owuoi.
News Sh'phuildirg nvl Drvdoci com.
pany and nava Offices assigned 10 the
case.
Commander Thierishens o. the Prns
Eitel Friedrich 'elcGraphed Admirat
Beatty. commanding the Norfolk NAVY
Yard. that he was waiting for the ship.
building company to report 20 him on the
probable time needed for repairs. Tho
opinion here is that from two 10 three
weeks viii he required When the esti-
mate Is submitted II will be reviewed hv
naval experts. who viii advise the state
Department whether they think II
proper. and the Department vii
make the final decision. The time a..
lowed will In all probability be ken,
secret In order that enemy warshirs
may not he given notice Of the time
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Aimird! Beatty also reported 20 SEQ
retary Daniel. tua' he requested Com
mardcr Th'cr!Sheus TO seal ny his radio
apparatus while 100 tho tinted states
Jurisdiction The German .oInraul,-
replied that he had compiled N,h IN
request Admire Beatty further 20.
quested the comma nlcr not 10 allow au,
OF his officers OF crew 70 = ashore W O.,
permit any % MS ~pJSsevgs-s TO lard
without. p"r'n ~s'on ~ no 'o.i.,'o. o..
the Hoit
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Excl Friedrich TO-DAY declared that it
would require from three 20 fou. weeks
t. make rept.rs that would place the
vessel IN a .euwo,'hs condition.
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when 10 German cruise may he ~
poc'ed 20 leav, port II she do..l.s no,
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forces II has ALREADY taken issue with
the British Government OIL this very
question. Iaving refused to acquiescc in
seizures Of American cargoes by the
British because OF their being consigned
''to order"
Until the Germans produce acceptab BILE
evidence 10 support the claim that the
wheat on the Frye was contrabaud OF
war the United States will stand on
the ground assumed In c~cntroversy with
the British Government. n Z il be-
licvcd here tfn the case will he decided
on uhis very point.
Tho German Government has b.eu
cortending for the observance OF the
Declaration OF London. hut even i'm
this view the action OF the Prinz Eitel
Friedrich cannot he Justified. and the
convention contains SPECIFIC provision
for the awar OF compensation " IN
vessel or arg OF n neutral has
been destroyed without right I'm
less the Germans can post We,
establish that the Frye'S wheat
was destined for the British armed
forces. under the Declaration nc
london or the general rules " "a.
ternational law she IL required 10 ma,
the owners OF vesS. and cirg, Pr
the loss they ave Sufr'ed
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Local and Personal

Last Friday evening Miss Mildred
Davis entertained few girl friehds
at . fancy dress party at her home.
During the evening music, games aud
refreshments we're enjoyed BY the
Misses Myrtle Worker. Louise Foun-
tain, Frank Dean. Alma Green. Elva
Edgar, Lois Fohntain and the hostess.
Rifle, shot gun, ladies watch. COL
lection U. s. coins. For sale cheap.
Greene & Dean.
Mrs. G. e. Harris and daughter.
Irene Of Reedley. Calf, arrived 10
Ordwsy Monday for an extended visit
with her mother. Mrs. Mary Holmes
and her sister, Mrs. B. H. Martin.
Second hand furniture. A few good
pieces left at The Ord way Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Houston visited
over Sunday with their son, Elmer G.
Houston, q ranchman just east Of
Sugar City.
Buy your Alfalfa Hay at Ttede-
manu's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Box SPRINGS

Ralph worster lost valuable team
by the tightening last week.
Mrs. Orville Senters and son, Willie,
made trip TO Arlington the nrst Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e e. Sirris have gone
east for an extended visit.
Miss Bernice Anderson Of Rocky
Ford is visiting her brother. Muriel
and wife. .-
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Business Grows

Receipts of shipments 10 car lots
was considerably greater In June Of
this year than in June year ago.
Seventy-four car loads were brought
TO Ordway while In June OF last year
there we're but58. The same thing is
true of outgoing shipments the COM
psrison being 46 car loads to 100 this
year. Hay and alfalfa meal comprised
the largest shipments sent out there
being Is car loads Of meal shipped a
year ago while this June there were
As, and "a loads Of hay to 81 year
ago in June.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Sugar City Briefs

Mrs. H. r. Mitchell underwent au
operation In Rocky Ford last Friday.
She 10 recovering nicely.
Fritz Beck and Mrs. wilhelms
Weiss both Of Sugar City were mar
ried in Pueblo last week. They each
have homesteads near here.
A sky-light has been put 10, in the
telephone ONCE here and the rooms
otherwise remodeled.
N. Kentwortz has opened up .
jewelry store here.
DR.. Workman has built garage on
his residence lots.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Local and Personal

1t Is pleasing to note how careful
residents have been in watering theii
parkings and front lawns The jot
has been done well, aud with no in-
convenience 10 people as they pass
along the streets.
Bandmen attention. A HoltoD,
long model, B.hat, cornet, like new;
music rack and an Arban complete 10.
structiUn book, will sell this OUTFIT
cheap. Greene & Dean.
Miss Bertha Fisher has been fami-
liarizIng herself with p0stofiice work
for the past two weeks and will dc
substitute work there from time To
time.
Mrs. }. A. Spilman and son, Camp
bell. OF Rolls, Mo, are spending few
days with Mrs. Spilman's brother. J.
q. Campbell and family.
We will give 10 per cent otf on Re
frigerators. Come and see them at
THE Ordwsy Trading 90.
Miss Grace Bryant returned Sunday
night from Pueblo where she has been
visiting relatives for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Rodeck enjoyed
Sunday 10 Rocky Ford with relatives
aud friends.
Buy your Grain at Tiedemsun'a
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Fenton and
son, Fred, left Sunday for Denver
where they will make their home. !,
Faye Chlnn and Albert Thoss Of
Pueblo were guests Of the Misses
Ruth snd Ethelyn Dean Sunday.
An improved 80, ane crops. st way
below raw land prices. Greene 3
Dean.
Mrs. Belle Gallsvsn left Wednesday
Of this week for Bpantstnv 70 visis
relatives.
J. A. Mast motored TO Beulah last
Sunday TO spend the day with his
family.
Cream separstors, from s27 to s5s
fully guaranteed st The ordway Trad.
Ing Co.
Mrs. q. McCann was 10 Ordway
Monday Of this week from her ranch
10 the Box Springs district.
u. o. King made . business trip 10
Pueblo Monday.
buy your Conkey's Remedies at
'rledemanp's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
McNulty Il Moreland

G. N. McNulty writes from More
land. Kans., Stating that he has trad
ed bis stock Of hardware at Scandis
for telephone exchange system 1t
Morsla9d. He is now in charge Of the
business, but advises that he will re-
turn here this fall and take mp his
auctioneering work. He will move
back as soon as he can get bis tele-
phone business under way.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Public Trustees Sale

wHEnEAs, W. "A. Colt. whose address 10 Las
AnimHs. Colorado, grantor by his Trust Deed.
dated July 20. 1910 and recorded July ~. 1910
in the ofioo Of the Clerk and Recorder of Otero
county. Colorado. in Book ia at Page SSt OF the
records Of said county. conveyed to the Public
Trustee Of said county the following land In
said county. to-wtt:
The southeast quarter tsEk) Of Section ten
tio). Township twenty-five (a2i South. Range
afty.seven (s7, west VI 9Th P. u. 10 trust to So
cure the payment Of four principal notes Of
even date with said Trust Deed for sl7so.oo
payable to the order Of Anon 3. Marsh and
Mary Marsh with interest thereon from date
at the rate of per cent per aunum payable an
nually. "a
And whereas, Default has been made By the
said grantor In said Trust Deed in the per.
formanos Of the covenants and oonditions i'm
posed upon him oy the terms Of s>id Trust
Deed In this. to-wit: That tho said Grantor
has failed TO pay three prinoipal notes when
due and has failed To pay the interest due on
two principal notes ainoe july 20. 1912 and on
one note since January %. 1918.
And Whereas. The legal holder Of the indsbt-
ednsss represented BY said note has nied with
said public trustee notice and demand in writ
Ing. declaring said default and eleoting 70 de-
clare the whole debt represented BY said notes
and interest thereon 70 date sf sale due and
payable. and demanding the sale Of said land
under said Trust Deed
slNow. Therefore, Pu6Iie nstioe 10 hereby given
thaa pursuant TO said NOTICE. election and de-
maad. and under aud By virtue Of The suthor-
tty vested in ms By ssid Trust Decd and tho
Aw. !. WIN. Broadbsnt. Public Trustee Of
Crowley county. will sail the above described
land for cash. 81 public auction, 70 the Highest
bidder as ths front door Of shs County Trsas.
ursr's once At ordway Ia ~ county q Grow
iey end stsss Of Colssade % sssarday. ~
IN day u Aaguss. 4. D. lels, - 1850 s'oDook
10 he fosssoon for the psrposs Of paying said
note, interest 70 dats Of sale and the sxpessss
Of this sale. and will Rive tho purchaser thereof
. esrtiAoass OF purchase thsrsfof ~ provided
BY law.
Dated July 7. 1915.
WIZ. BRoApBENT.
Public Trustee OF Crowley County. Colorado.
First publication July .. 1915
Last publication Jtiy ". 1918
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Much Adler.i.ka Used 10 ordway

Its reported by Edgar Bros. that
much Adler.i-ka 10 sold in Ordway.
People have found out that one spoon
full Of this simple buckthorn bark and
glycerIne mixture relieves almost auy
case Of constipation, sour or gassy
stomach. II Ia 80 powerful that 1t Ia
used successfully in appendicitis. One
minute after you take 1t the gasses
rumble and pass out. 1t is perfectly
safe to use and cannot gripe.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Reviiviing Croauet

Croquet. that good old game. 10
being revived to some extent In Ord
way and towns surrounding. II has
reached the period in Rocky Ford
where championship games are being
played. e. B. Strickland, Of the
Byars 8 Strickland arm has grounds
at his home here and games are being
played frequently.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-23
Bob Greek Briefs

Herbert Drescher and Sam Hall
made business trip to Fowler last
Monday.
The Misses whitney and Frank
Whitney entertained the young men
and women's Sunday school classes of
Crowley at their home last Saturday
evening.
Fred Drescher has recovered from q
slight Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. O. King spent the
week end with Mrs. Kings parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Gust Egicksor.
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NV v OF 8 VIZ 10 2as ss W saooo)
SW HofsWh hie a2g 80 " 5000 $4,000

Owher Of Improvements-Jas. W. McLain.
Manxanola, Colo.
All Of this land TO be sold OF none.
Subject to any or all easements or rights Of
way heretofore legally obtained and now In
full force and effect. II any there be.
Roserving. however. to the State Of Colorado
all rights to any and all minerals. ores and
metals Of every kind and oh sraSter. and all
coal ssphaltum. oil. and other like substances
in or under said land, and the right Of insress
and egress for the purpose Of mining, together
with enough OF the surface Of the same A. may
be necessary for tho proper and convenient
working OF suoh minerals and substances.
No land will be sold at less than the mini
mum price psr sore. - given sbove, The par
osls will Be sold In the above order, and each
same more or less.
On iands selling for y ~ to s2s per sore, 10 per
cent. OF the purehsss money ON the day of sale,
the balance in eighteen equal annual payments
st per cent. per sunum. Lands selling 1t
more than s3s per scre and less than SIS per
acre. 80 per osnt. cash ON the day Of sale. the
balance in fourteen squal sunual payments 1t
Z psr oent. psr anuum. LAnds selling for SIS
and upwards. 30 per cent. cash and balance In
seven equal annual payments ~ Per cent. in
tsrsst. II the purchaser does not own the i'm.
provsments, he must nay for the same as sale.
Purchaser will execute bond. - provided In
Section 70. Act Of July II. 1905: must bs . oiti-
zen Of the United States. or ono who has de-
clarsn his intention Of becoming suoh: must
pay appraissmsus and sdvsrtsstng fees.
The Board reserves ths right 70 reject any and
al bids.
No ..ls shall become easo.ivS sn,ii approved
By ~ 0sats Lsud Board. sil ~
APRLICATI0n 10. 4 se10 se '.a.} .T1
Dsss ~ esdscsd ~ Bard s-s-tsls. - ..
Date oe sale August Sth. leis. .,,
"A JOHN ?. VIVIAN.
Register gaass Board OF Land 0ommisslonsrs,
First Pubaioaeion July =. 1915
Last Publiaasiea July %. 1918
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Toggery IL Oper,

The Toggery Shop under the mana
cement of Irwin Rodeck opened up
or business In the middle Of the three
store rooms of the Dunlap Marble
block last Saturday. Mr.. Rodeck has
been delayed considerably and did not
have his entire stock 10 for the open
ing, however, his store presents q
nice appearance.
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Found His Hog

J. e. Williams, county assessor, had
a duroc boar stray from his ranch
north OF Lake Henry last May. No
trace Of the animal vas found Until!
last Friday . phone message was
sent him from the Cudahy ranch sd-
visiuR him the hog was there. II 10
believed the. animal was endesvoliog
70 escape the assessor.