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MANASSAS
tspecial 10 The Times-Dispatch. J

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.l
MANASSAS. VA. July Ill. y
Pattic. cashier OF the National Bank,
has fully recovered from an acute at
tack of appendicitis, which confined
him to his home for n week
Joseph Millarcs. Cuban student of
Eastern College. who is spending the
summer In Manassas. is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
DR.. It. Wolfe. Of Washington. for
merly OF Manassas, was a visitor here
on Sunday.
Miss Marie Iatimer. of Washington,
who has been visiting MIR. and Mrs.
VIII Larkin. near Manassas. ana Mrs
s. r. Weir. in Manassas, returned on
sunday TO her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Raymond Ratcline
and family spent sunday at tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs q. NJ Radcliffe. at
Dumfrics.
A. A. Hoon, accompanied by e y.
Brand. motored to Washington on
sunday.
The festival given bv the women OF
the Catholic Church on the Prime"
William lawn on Thursday evening
WAS largely attended.
Miss Margaret Lewis. who had been
visiting Miss Lucille Hutchson al Hay
ma, kct. has returned to her home
here.
Misses rhcdia waters. Mary Leach
man. Mary Garrison, Mary Lipscomb
and Sarah Lcachman and Hunton Gov,
James Love and Cornelius Harrell
spent Sunday AT Compton.
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July l7.-Thc
party OF Williamsburg young people,
who have been camping at Yorktown.
returned home to-day after IL two
weeks delightful outing. The party
was chaperoncd by Mrs. Viola Ware,
and was composed of the Misses Nora
and Elizabeth Macon. Virginia Peachy
and Martha Spencer. of WILLIAMSBURG
Miss Adelinc Rankin, OF Georgia: Miss
Alicia Todd, OF Norfolk: Miss Julia
Robinson. of Newport News. and Miss
Frances Hay. of Madison; Charming
Hall. John Tyler, T. IL. Gcddy, Jr.. G.
b. Geddy, George Lane. Thad Hall and
l.. d. Pcachy. Jr.. OF Williamsburg.
Miss Mary Perkins. Of Warrcnton. is
week
O. IL. Preston spent several days in
Richmond this week.
Mrs. W. +. Luck returned on Thurs
day afternoon from visit Of several
days to friends in Norfolk.
Miss Garlick Of Montreal, y. c.. Will
arrive here mex; week TO be the guest
Of Miss sadie Malone.
Miss Susie Pitmau. Of Richmond, is
visiting her brother. the Rev. T. w.
pitman.
Mrs Spencer Lane and little son,
Il visit TO the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w Young. in Hampton.
Lawrence G. ritman left ON Thursday
for LynchhurE to join his sister, Miss
Ella Pitman. who has been visiting
the home of Nolney l.. Howard iii that
city. Miss Pitman and her brother are
expected home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walden left
Thursday for Chatham to spend the
remainder OF the summer with reia-
tives.
Miss Kathryn Geddy has rs her guest
u.I Of a iut
Mrs. w. c. Johnston and daughter,
Margaret. have returned from short
visit to relatives in Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Mrs. NJ. H. Barnes. who has been
the guest OF friends at New Kent. has
returned home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. T. Christian. Of
Wilmington, y. c., have returned home
after q weeks visit TO the formers
mother. Mrs w. r. Christian.
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July --Brief History
Of That Sobriquet
In the "Nonth Of Wars, Manos-
sos and Other Great Battles of
CioH Strife We're Fought.

WHIST we nre now so merciI..s,y
s"e'terihs under the fiery ,aveIIns
ana carts OF July's herc. embrac. -
may o" @! interest TO some 10 reralI
memory the fact that July ie
,""st htIy named after the prco, a,J
relentless julius Caesar ana ~, t'I,'
wv SeTultur--thc month Of Au~us,
'''tF 'htt most august monarch IN
su"tus caesar. II also is ;ruthfuu,.
range In coincidence. that Jul,,'e
."Irhas is brtmful ana bristling vim
some Of the most wonderful nrnrh..
in all history. julius Caesar ,vas ' bo,','
WIN full set of teeth, and had IN
DC cut IRON the womb that bare him
ElFihS TO the whole surgical world ma
name OF that device, TO wit. "tbo
'acsarcnn operation"
30 II was through tho great Caesars
ih!Sht that Civilization was first plant-
ca III INC Albion Isle, as E:neland ~.
then known. on account of mo wbi,a
ialhus) chalk cliffs. which gnvc tba
name OF the Albion Isle" So af,cr
IN" Roman Eagle was planted there
London was established and the Ron,an
imperihi law supplantcd that Of those
early bnrharians. surely Tending unto
caesar what Was Caesars" So. lii
ierally. julius Caesar ruled the Goths.
me Vandcls and their outlying prov
!hcts as well as Imperial Rome seem
inEiY true. The Eternal City" which
to-day Eliminates and hurls her .dic,s
OYER the whole Roman Catholic Gre
dencc
IN Pnris to-day stands the great
QUINN Of July. surmountcd with its
golden image OF Mercury with his
WINS donating Liberty ana freedom
Of word and decd"
50 also Independence Hall" al the
C!ty OF Brother!y Love (y. the very
cradle o: TIE birthplace of our grc;,,
american republic. hearing date OF Julv
!, lf'6. where old Glory SO proudly
hohts. and Liberty Bell" now nj the
great Panama Exposition being held at
san francisco. Is looked on with
reverence by the myrlads OF s!ghtsccrs.
Tor twas from the old bells hraycn
throat hrsi chimed out "!n accents loud
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GOSHEN
rcpecial,o The Timos-D!spo,ch

TSpecial 20 The Times -D!sNo'chl
GOSHEN. VA. July 1.-The Alle-
ghhny Inn is receiving its full share
OF summer guests, rapidly driven from
the crowded cities. where the much
belated summer heat has fallen with
vengeance. Swimming parties in an
opcn-air pool form one "f tn" plea SAINT
pastimcs OF the day, while dances. card
PARTIES pool and billiard contests and
novelty parties I'LL the evenings.
Among tho recent arrivals arc Or.
I.ci;h W. Reid, OF iIavcrford. Pa; WI
liam Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. w :. Gum
Miss Martha W. parCcll, =. G. Cole
man. NJ Call, Mrs. T. -. Williams, Miss
Mary Williams, Master Arthur Will
liams and Miss Frances Leigh, OF Rich
mond. y. c. Watts. OF Stanton Va;
c. r. Harris. Clifton Forge; Z. p.
Moore, of Washington. d. c.; e. g..
Cawpe. of Welsh, w. Va.
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AMHERST
Especial to The Times-Dispatob,1


AMHERST. VA. July 17.--Miss Liz
aic Ware spent several days this week
with friends In Lynchburg.
Miss Louise Alcock, or New Glas-
gov. is the guest of Miss Ruth Ware
Miss Inez Wood has returned from
Staunton. Miss Day accompanied her
home
rev. j. a. Thomas left on Thursday
for Bath County. where he will join
his wife and spend II few days with
friends
Edward Meeks was in Washington on
Monday on legal business.
Glover Written. Of Richmond. is
spending his vacation with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Written.
w. IL Hitchcock and family AMI
Mrs I. j. Shipmnn have returned from
adelphia. They made the trip by au-
tornobilc
Rev. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Coleman, of
ThaNton $. ne guests of DIR. and Mrs j.
G Eearfott
Miss Winnie Coleman has returned
from an extended visit TO relatives at
pelrch
MIR. and Mrs II. II. Hanger and chill
drcn, of Washington, ID. c., are Visiting
IT o. V. Hangers.
Miss Mary Whitehead left on Thurs
day for visit to Miss Bland Hobson.
IN Goochland County.
Mrs. Clarence Kcarfott, of Martins
viile:Mrs. Edith Kendall. of Dclaplanc.
aud Rev. j. l.. Wiley. of Eagle Rock.
this week visited at Mrs j. c. Kcar-
fotts. having been called to Amherst by
the death of their little nephew. John
Baker kearfott
The Camp Fire girls met on Mon
day afternoon at tho home of Mrs.
H. :. BauShan. Among those present
were Misses Ruth Ware, Winnie Cole .
man, Grace Ware. Ruth Cunningham.
Katherine Crockett. Cornclia Hanger
and Charlene Drummond The camp
was divided INFO two companies Mrs
L; S Baurhan taking the girls over
fifteen years old. and Miss Kate ITALIA
tcrro those between twelve and aftccn
The girls are planning TO go TO Cold
Mountain the latter part of August
10 spend II few Gays camping
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of stnunton. are guests of Miss Mary

| Of staunton. are guests OF Miss Mary
Gibbons. OF Yancey.
Miss Marie Mauzy, of Memphis. Tenn,
was a recent guest OF Miss Margaret
Switzer. of Franklin Street.
Miss Margaret Houser. of Creenville.
is Il guest OF her sister, Mrs Phil Eff
finger. Miss Housor has been spending
the summer In Annapolis Md, and Vir-
ginia Beach.
Miss Avis Tstum left on Tuesday for
indianapolis. Ind, where she will visit
friends at the Conservatory Of Music
or which she is a graduate.
Mrs. II. r. Wright has returned to
Chattanooga, Tenn, after Il visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John 3. Peale.
MISS Mary Williamson. OF New Mar
kct, has gone to Columbia University.
New York City, to take Il post graduate
course
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Genealogical Notes
Queries and Answers
Address all COMMUNICATIONS to
Genealogical Editor, The Times
IIisnnIri.
An Old Boiling tsiiic.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatches
There has been in my wife's family
for many years an old Boiling Bible
but only recently has it come into my
hands for inspection and Investigations
The volume Is 16XllX2% inches,
bound in "marbled" leather.
on the frontiS-page 1t has London:
Printed by Thomas Basket. Printer to
the Kings Most Excellent Majesty and
by the assigns OF Robert iaskett
MDCC.LIN. Price One Pound Five
Shillings Unbound"
1t bears on the front page. written in
beautiful hand: Samuel Davies to
Mrs. Susannah Boiling as small token
OF gratitude for her kindness"
The Rev. Samuel Davies was the sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN minister 10 preach in
Virginia, and aftcrward became prcsi-
dent of Princeton College. Samuel Da-
vies went 10 Hanover County in l747.
IL was In the old Pole Green Church,
December 3, 1866, that the Presbytery
of Hanover mot for the first time. and
Samuel Davies was one of the six
ministers present.
This old Bible Is particularly inter
est!ng for the Boiling family data
which 1t contains. and which l give in
full:
Alexander Boiling. born March IL.
172l; old style
Susanna Boiling, born June 16, 1920:
old style.
Alexander and Susanna Boiling were
married December 2S, 1745.
Elizabeth Boiling, daughter OF Alex
ander and Susanna Boiling. born June
"a. l747.
Robert Boiling, son OF Alexander and
Susan Boiling, born March pa 1851:
Stith Eolling. son of Alexander and
Susanna Boiling. born May II. 1853;
X s.
Ann Boiling. daughter of Alexander
and Susanna Boiling, born March 81.
1855.
John Boiling. born October 10. 1856;
died November .. 1859
Alexander Boiling, Jr., born Decem-
bcr ?. 1901.
susanna Boiling. born December s.
1864.
Sally Boiling, born March %. 1866.
Alexander Boiling. ST.. died June II,
1861.
Elizabeth Boiling. married to Peter
Jones, April i, 1863.
Peter Jones died January TO- 1871.
Elizabeth Jones, daughter OF Alexan-
der and Susanna Rolling. married TO
Christopher Maniove, November "a,
l77l.
Jane Manlove. daughter of Christie
phcr and Elizabeth Manlove. born Oc-
tober $, I've.
Robert Boiling married to Frankly
Green. May 10. 1872.
John Boiling, son of Robert and
Frankly Boiling, born March 10. 1873.
Frances, wife OF Robert Boiling, died
March -. 1873.
Sally Boiling died June II, 1913.
John Boiling son OF Robert and
Frankly Boiling, died lst Of May. 1917.
Rebccca Boiling ManlOve. born 2ith
OF April, l17i, died July ,, 1917.
Thomas Boiling Manlovo. born No
vcmber 4. 1875.
Elizabeth Manlove. died I'd Novcm-
Der. 1876.
Sti,h Boiling, married TO Charlotte
wumunds October 10, 1875.
Rcbccca II. Boiling. daughter OF S,ith
and Charlotte, born February IA. l17S
Robert Boiling, married TO Clara
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To Discard FYeckles,
Tan, Pin,ples, Wri1, kles

The use Of creams containing animal
substances sometimes causes hair to grow
You run risk Of acquiring supcriiuous
hair when you use ordinary mcrcoiiHcd wax
There Ia nothing better for discolo rod
skin the wax actually absorbs the Of
fcnsive cuticle The latter is naturally re-
placed 10y clear, smooth. healthy COM
plcxop fun Of life and expression. It's the
sensible way to discard a frrcklcd. tanned.
oVcr-red, nlotchy or pimplci skin. Get an
ounce OF mcrcoIzod wax N any druggist
and apply nightly like cold cream. crasing
in the morning with soap and water. II
takes week or 40 to complete tho trans
formation
The ideal wrinkle remover is made by
disSolNing an ounce OF powdered snxolite
in half pint witch hazel. Bathing the
lace In the solution brings almost instun-
tancous results.
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T RE|:::CK. I, E, s s
Now IN the Time to Get RId of Thr..
Ugly SpOis.

There's no longer the slightest need
OF FEELING ashamed of your freckles as
ihe prescription othinc double
streng this guaranteed TO remov.
these homciy spots
Simply get an ounce of othine-dou-
BILE strenSth-from any druggist and
apply Il little of ii night and rnornjn..
and you should soon see that even III.
worst frcckles have begun to d!sap-
pear. while the lighter ones have van
ished entirely. It is seldom that moro
than an ounce is needed TO completely
clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
he sure to ask for the double
strength othinc. as this IS sold under
guarantee of money back II II fails to
remove freckles.
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HARRISONBURG

Especial TO The Times D!spatch1
HAkklSONBuRG. VA. July il
Professor and Mrs David Lambu;h, OF
Hanover, y, H., are at their summer
home in the Blue Ridge. ana arc spend
ins some time with relatives III Eikton
and Harrisonburg
Mrs. G. r. Buddin. OF Alexandria Is
visiting Miss Ora Bowman and Mrs.
II. W. Bertram. Miss Page Buddin ls
tn" guest OF Miss Sadie Payne
Miss Annie Y. Yancey. OF Charlottes-
VILE, and Miss Catherine Harm bcr-cr.
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Newport society thinks well of the
"enrly to rise" maxim. Mnny Irumi-
neuf women making point of
taking cnrly morning strolls along
CHI Wink. mud tnks with them their
fuvorfte pet, usually dog. The pic
turc shows Mrs. Herbert N. Hartman,
of New York and Newport. She In
wearing: the ncw-stylc beach md snort
cont of crctonnc corduroy velvet The
cont Is cut AWAY and closed In the
front with lnrSc button of The
same mlutcriul.
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PEELED to receive the pension, but ut
the Same time he should not put him
self in the way OF those who sorely
need and want It.
WOULD CONSIDER PROBLEM
or CARING FOR lSFiINI
In conclusion. allow me 10 add that
the entire world has been aroused upon
the question of caring for the Old and
ihnrin, ana that without regard TO the
usual sacrifices of soldiers life. The
old age pension roll Of Australia alone
was, under its first appropriations So
bOO,oOo. The benciiCiaricS are all men
siXty-five y"ars old. all women sixty
years old. The mother country Eng
land, appropriated more than doubt,
THIS sum Ireland, Scotland and Wales
are amply provided Tor. Germany,
france and Italy are all moving in the
same direction. TO my mind, there ls
Il most significant meaning In this mar
Vicious demonstration OF mans nu
mnnity to man" II may be because or
a higher order OF education ana CON
*cquent enlarged civilization: [ doubt
A. ana prefer 10 believe that IL is the
influence OF the Christ life on earth.
Ties.
The day. July &. end OF that stupen-
dous reunion at Gettysburg. two bills
were introduced In Congress. Drovidinr-
pensions by the Federal government
TOT Confederate veterans and their
WIDOWS. The movers OF these bills
were MIR. Edwards. OF Georgia. and Mr..
ROBSON, OF Alabama The Edwards
OH calls FOR precisely the same pen
SION as the Sherwood bill in hchalf M
,ho 'raho Army, and IL much more
popular with the different Congress-
men than Mr.. Hohsons bill. upon tho
converting or the next rcHuiar session
OF congress we shall hear from these
DIS faFornhiy l believe but we must
snow our interest or they might con-
clude that We don't need the ncnsion
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DO CONFEDERATE WANT
GOVERNMENT PENSIONS?
Major r. NJ. Barna Advocates Put
ting Them on Same Plane With
X Northern Soldiers.
BELIEVES MOVE IS POPULAR
In Address Prepared for Recent Re-
union, He Tells Why He Believes
South Should Not Permit False
4, Pride to Stand in Way.

The following address was pre-
pared by Major I. NJ. Barna. member or
: William Watts Camp. OF Roanoke. Va.
, for delivery ar the recent Confederate
Reunion III Richmond After arriving
. In Richmond, Major Barna decided not
, to deliver 1t and he now presents IL TO
his comrades of '61'65 in the columns
OF The Times Dispatch.
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II Miss l. Hayes Lawrence Will send
her poSt-ofIice address TO the gene
illogical editor she en- get the informa
ton She desircS.--Ed.
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Notes aud Queries.

Mrs II. +. L.. Bristol, Tenn.--All an
swcrs to queries must be made to this
column.--l;d.
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q. w, Kenbridgc, Va.-The Walthall
papers. lately published In The Times
DISPATCH, contain all the Information
we have They were published in May,
1915, and the business manager OF The
Times Dispatch will send them to you.
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j. A c, Amelia. Va:
II Your Mcriwcthcr data is anthem
tic. we Will publish it, We pay moth
ing for contributions TO this column.
EDITOR.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-16
EDGEWATER NEWS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at
"A meeting Of the board of trustees OF
tn" town OF EdE"watcr, jefferson coun-
ty Colorado, to De held nj the town
hall IN said town on the Goth day OF
December, \. y. 1915. nt 1880 D. m
ordering payment pf The final estimate
Of The j, Fred Roberts Construction
company, u corporation, Tor labor per
formed and material furnished In cut
ting, grading and nlling certain streets
IN said town. FOR the more convenient
and necessary construction of the water
system therein, and In laying certain
tling, etc, under certain contract
with sad town OF Edgcwutcr dated the
s3rd day OF october. \. u, 1915.
Any person. firm or corporation hay
lng a claim du" and owing to them FOR
labor performed or Tor material furu-
ishcd TO- and employed by said com
pRHN IN rNryutuE said contract must
on ~ brfurr splI DATE of December 2uth
1913, nlr Win tHr Town clark ~ said
sdgcwatcr. G. " Glst a his ulnyo In
said town, such claim Igly Verified. set
ting forth tho amount Of the claim and
stating whether tn, claim iE FOR labor
ever barred from asserting any claim
against ID" said town uf Edgcwatyr ON
account Vf labor So performed. or on
used
This notice n publi-iui N puruuuro
IN, stat, ui Colorado, Revised statutes
OF 1905, page 1871.
The Board ~ Trustees Of the Town
Of EdEvWutvr,
Hy G. " GlST.
Clork and Recorder
First Publication December .. 1915.
Last Publication December 10, 1913.
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NOTICE on FINAL "a, NI.>T.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT at
a meeting uf IN, board ut trustees OF
"a" town VI EdEywatuT TO be- held at
the town hall IA said town on the goth
90 December \. - 1915. Ht 1850 y. m.
there viii be- considered the matter ct
ordering pas muut OF the uuul estimate
% Gregg and Fisher. a partnership.
Tor labor performed ana material fur.
uHhFh IN III" construction Of a water
works system Ia and Tor said Edge.
water under contract with the said
town Of EdEUwatrr dated the INST day
ot september, \, II 1918
Any person, nrm or corporation hhNs
ing u claim du" ana owing to them FOR
labor performed or Tor material furn.
lshrl 60, and employed by said company
IN executing said contract. must, on or
h"fur, said date and time. namely the
goth Jay ~ December \. -. 1915. at
30 = m, Me with the town clerk of
haE'Watcr. G. W. GiHL az his Office In
said town, such claim duly verified, set
tlng forth the amount OF the claim, and
stating whvhvr ,.,s clam 10 70. laeef
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500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages, and
that Is catarrh. catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces OF the System thereby de-
stroyinE the foundation OF the disease.
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing It's work The propric-
tors have so much faith In the curative
powers OF Halls Catarrh Cure that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that II falls to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials.
Asdyses: +. J. CHENEY CO, Toledo.
OHIO. Sois W all Druggists. 7bc.
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know upon which side of this
question our school directors
stand, and if our schools are be-
ing run without political bias. as
is claimed.
In speaking of the reduction in
the school levy, the Golden
Globe says:
Before making this reduction
the financial condition Of every
school district was most carefully
considered by the County Com
missioners and levies for each
district made accordingly so
that while the taxes Of the Coun-
ty are reduced by $40, 900 1.-THE
Globe should have said $50, OOO)
not a single district will be in
the least Inconvenience"
May we ask whether or not
the financial condition of District
No. g., No. 8 and No. 81, and
many other districts were most
carefully considered and wheth-
err or not the above statements of
the Globe coincide with the views
of the school boards in these
districts? While the directors of
School District No. 2 raised their
levy one-twentieth Of a mill,
other directors lowered theirs,
evidently not anticipating then
that the general levy was going
to be lowered. AS a result the
school funds of the County have
been reduced not $40, ZOO as the
Globe claims but double that a
mount.
1t will be good political dope
for next falls campaign to boast
of lower taxes, but when the
taxpayers learn that their out
standing Indebtedness with ac-
crued interest has mounted high
er and higher are they going to
feel that their business has been
managed in the most economical
manner? Further more. will
they agree with the Sun that it
S ''only another case of sour
grapes with the Enterprise or
anvone who dares suggest that
the COMMISSIONER have made a
grave mistaken
The Battle Cry OF Feace"
~Lirh has been presented at the
Paris i~Safre, Denver, should do
much toward rrnating a senti-
ment in favor of preparedness
at almost any cost rs It NOT only
depicts war in many of il terri
flying aspects, but the futiity of
jollying ourselves into the belief
that we could arise to any emer-
gency.
The European war has brought
forth the most modern machines
known to inventive genius for
destroying human life and prop
erty.
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ever iebarred from asserting any claim
against the said town of Eidgcwater on
account 0f labor 80 performed. OF on
account "f material 50 furnished and
used.
This notice is published In pursuance
of section 500 of the general laws of
the State of Colorado, Revised Statutes
of 1908, page l21l,
The Board of Trustees of the Town
Vt Edgewater
Ky q, w. GIST.
Clerk and Recorder.
First Publication December .. 1918.
Last Publication December ID, 1913