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New Britain herald., 1915-06-10
RIFLE AMMUNITION DEsrR,

Eagle Pass. Tex. June l0.- hundred thousand rounds of
 ammunition was destroyed in a fl Piedres Negras late yesterday. la soldier on guard duty ac6de1 discharged his rifle. the bullet ing a case of gasoline, which Fd ed and started the fire. ?
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10
GULFLIGHT SAILS FoR RoUEN
American Steamer Which Was Tor
 pe6loed, Leaves St. Mary's.

Scilly, Eng, June 10.-The Ameri- can tank steamer Gulflight, which was torpedoed by German sub marine off the Scil1y Islands May 1, and for the damage to which the Ger man government has offered to pay an indemnity, called from St. Mary's for Rouen yesterday under her own steam.
 When hit by the torpedo the Gull flight was on her way from Fort
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10
MINE SINKS SCHOONER.

London, June 10.-The schooner Susanna11, of Preston, was sunk by a mine in Bristol Channel Tuesday. ac- cording to Lloyds. The crew were landed at Falmouth yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

MT. and Mrs. Herbert B. Olm of Johnson street and MT. and
 William A. Kinner of Golf sttea served the anniversary of their
 riage at a dinner party in Hay Tuesday evening. MT. and Ars.N stead were Narried twenty- years ago and MT. and Mrs. K| ten years ago.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

MT. and Mrs. Frank r. Bri water and daughter, Dorothy, of Haven, are visiting relatives'In t
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

Next Sunday will be observed Childrens Sunday. f
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

On Wednesday evening June
 the ladies of the Emnoen society hold festival in the chapel, at z A supper with strawberry shortt will be served. In the evening young people will give How farce, "The Mouse Trap.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

The Misses Grace and Clara Darl have gone to Porchester, N. F.. a few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

The foundation is completed A. U. Bakers new residence on erick street.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

w. Fl Hine has broken grdGndrl his new residence on Maple Hill nue
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

Mrs. Rowe left on Tuesday Rome Penn for the summer.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

The Boy Scouts have been in to take part in the parade Tof
 Boys club, New Britain, on sl day. A committee of two from patrol has been appointed to l arrangements for an attractive s ing.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

Mrs. c. w. Lines and Mrs. Moore have gone to Deerheld week.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

The Misses Clara and Prisc
 whittlesey of Brooklyn, N. ", | spending some tmie with relative5 town. h ff @
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

The young people of the Christ Endeavor met at the home of \ Irene Sharp Tuesday evening to for the Red Cross.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

Mrs. Lester Harris and niece, La Mahar, of Groton, were the week. gueses of MT. and Mrs. Russell RI ardson.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

All the men of Maple Hill ar invited to. attend a smoker at Buell. hall this evening at 7:3o o'clock fo the purpose of discussing the welfnr' of Maple Hill. .s-..
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

The mid-week prayer meeting VI be held this evening at 7:45 o'cio at the Congregational chapel. n subject of the meeting will ''Christs' Call to the Young Man Today"
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10
Maple Hill

The most successful social given Dy the Christian Endeavor this season. was held last night in the Congrega- uonal chapel About fifty of tha young people were present. Games s were played and refreshments were served~3 The guessing games were won by Miss Nellie Elliott and Wi!l liam Buell..
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

.. Under the auspices of the Womai Literary club the Philokaloi class W give a play, "Maidens all Forlorn" Buelps hall, on Monday at 8 o'cloj Afterwards an orchestra will furr9 music for dancing, and ice cream M be served in the park. The proce1 are to be given for ground irhbroj ments at the Elm Hill school.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

w. H. Hubert is having house built in Robbins avenue
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

Mir Niven of New Britain haB bought lot on Golf street and wiA erect a residence at once.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

There will be rehearsal at 8 o'clock this evening at the CongregI tional chapel for the play entitll "The Mouse Trap"
New Britain herald., 1915-06-10

The Hartford and New Brftai Christian Endeavor unions of whlq
 Newington is a part, held their fir field day last Saturday at sIizabet Park in Hartford. The New Brital union carried off the honors from til Hartford union by the score of 54 45.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
MANY ENTRIES BEIM6 MADE
FOR the POULTRY SHOW

Secretary w. H. Bland Of the Ere
mont County Poultry Association an
nounces that the entries for the ses
ond nnnual poultry show to be held
January 9Th to 9Th. inclusive. are com
INE in In punches every day. The In.
dlctatlon are that the show thi syear
VIII far surpass that Of last year and
win b. in the nature Of progress and
alwancemsnt.
since the Poultry ASsocIatioo vas
csuaninsd. incrsaaed interest has bsen
n,aniissts1 n ne raising u poultry
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
BONDS FILED BY RODB
AND RICHARDSON

Dave Robb and Ben Richardson
sled satisfactory bonds In the sum of
$1,000 each in the office OF the dis
trict clerk late Monday afternoon in
the Chandler murder case and were
released pending the determination
of the motion OF their attorneys for
new trial Bondszsel we're offered
for Robb by the United Mine Workers
of America in Denver. but Fremont
County citizens were preferred by
those having charge of the matter
and he secured the signatures of
bone people to his bond.
His bond was signed by David
Robb as principal and by John Hep
plewhite. Susie Hepplewhite, Mariana
Zontini and Joseph H. Maupin as
sureties. w. C. Ricketts, of Flor.
once, who is at present in Denver.
will also sign Robb's bond as soon as
he returns home.
Richardson's bond, In addition to
his own signature as principal, con-
tains the names OF George Richard
son. BENJAMIN Richardson, uncle of
the defendant. Sophie Richardson and
Mike Boehm.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
HORTICULTURAL INSTITUTE
JANUARY 7Tn AND 8Tn

The annual institudc Of the Ere
mont County Horticultural Society
wiz be held in the district court room
in this city on Thursday and Friday.
January Seventh and eighth. An ex-
ceptionally good program has been
prepared. covering every phase of
fruit growing. ranching. stock raising
and their associated Industries. has
been prepared and should interest
every class Of our people. Several
members Of the faculty Of the state
Agricultural College at Fort Collins.
viii be present and vtll dSlivsr ad-
dresses on suhjects pertinent TO
occasion. Poultry and chicken raising
win be given especial attention in
the discussions.
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KANSAS PIONEER
DIES IN THIS CITY

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, mother OF G..
G Daley. died at her home. 5is New
York avenue. South Canon. Tuesday
afternoon. December 2sth Deceased
was seventy-nine years Of age and
horn At Fort Leavenworth. Kansas;
being one OF the first persons born in
that state She had resided here
only . comparatively short time
Mrs. Daley was found dead In her
bed about o'clock in the evening Of
the day mentioned: the end. apparent
iy. having been brought about by
heart trouble. from which she had
suffered for some time The matter
OF her death was reported to the coro-
ner. but II was 50 evident that Il
had resulted from natural causes
that II MAS decided that no Inquest
was necessary The funeral service
was conducted at o'clock wedncs-
day morning. December soth. BY Rev.
rlsiey of the Baptist church The re-
mains were taken to the Daley ranch
op Twelve ME- pArk for burial
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MSS HENORICkSOM'S
PUPILS m RECITAL

One Of the enjoyable events Of the
holiday season was the recital given
cy a portion Of Miss Hendriekson's
music class Thursday afternoon =,
she residence Of c. w. Williamson,
soi Harrison Ave. A large number
II patrons and friends were present
who expressed themselves in mosl
favorable terms Of the progress Of
the pupils. Miss Hsndrickson's
reputation for gaining results from
her pupils was fully demonstrated
"a this occasion.
= Those on the program we're. Thec
Emmerson; Dorothy Keilcsg; Aiics
FseiI. Lena Hodsin. Stella FiAnnigan
Dorothy Rambo. Wilma Nswcomb
. Rnth Johnston. Ruth Walker, Helen
Nelson. Margaret Robson. John De
vivier; Stewart Davis. John sinden
Lyman Robson. Harlan Foulk.
Beautiful vocal numbers were rem
dsted by Mrs. williamson. Mrs. Ben
nDn. and Mise Johnston.
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BEARDSlEY TO Be
BROUGHT BACK

Uadersherir C. T. Chapman left
this morning for Cripple Creek for
the purpose of bringing F. NJ. Bearis-
ley back here to answer to the charge
IT perjury. Beardsley. who lived On
Lincoln Park until recently. Is alles-
cd to have falsely qualified As a jur-
or when examined as venireman in
the Chandler murder case few
weeks ago and was arersted in Grip
pls Creek on Tuesday on q warrant
based on an information nled by Dis
trict Attorney Gilbert A. Walker the
PREVIOUS day charging him with per
jury. Beardaley sold his ranch on
Lincoln Park shortly after the trial
In the Chandler murder case wks be-
gun and removed 10 Cripple crssk
who're he purchassd.A msrcaptiis hss-
inesa
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
FUNERAL OF JOHN HARRIS
HElD SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral OF the late John Harris.
who died at the Odd Fellows home on
FIfteeuth street few dAys ago. took
place from Thomas Z swearinsen's
mortuAry chapel on North Third
street At o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The services was conducted BY Rev.
c. T.. Haley. pastor Of the Baptist
church, followed by intermena At
Lakeside cemetery.
Deceased was about sIxty.nve years
Of age and at one time owned and re-
sided on ranch In East Canon He
also lived for many years at Castle
Rock. Colorado. and = number OF his
old friends came down from there to
officiate N pail bearers at the fune-
raj. Mr. Harris had been in declin-
ing health for 4 long period and left
here a few years ago to take treat
ment at a sanItarium conducted un-
der the Baptist church At Dallas.
Texas. He leaves = wife, from whom
he has been parted q number Of
years. and several grown daughters
lie was member Of the independent
Order of odd Fellows and was the
second inmate Of It's home on Fifteen
tn street to pass away; the nrst being
the late BIaden Ashhy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
FIRST
MEETING
OF CITY
COUNCIL
IN 1915

The regular meeting of the city
council. the first since the beginning
OF the new calendar year. was held
Monday night with all members pres
elt, except Alderman Grant Dickin-
son. The minutes of the last pre-
Sious session were read and adopted
without change.
vThere we're neither petitions. re-
monstrances or complaints to be con
zidered at Monday nights meeting
and the session was very short one;
adjournment being voted at $3.50
o'clock. City Attorney Augustus
Pease reported the status of the case
against the Florence & Cripple Creek
Railroad company. which is now
awaiting adjustment by the state rail-
road commission. and stated the out
look to be favorable for the petition
ers so far as the litigation now In
hand is concerned.
The usual monthly bills against the
city were read by the clerk and passed
for payment. The bills In the street.
alley and bridge. and in the water
funds. were less than is commonly the
&a3e and made u material Reduction
IN tho amount to be paid out by the
cify for administrative purposes dur
ing the month Of December. The az
sregaie expenses for the month was
approximately $1,000.
The estimates Of Chas. l. Miften
as consulting engineer for the city in
the construction OF the Third street
,iaduct for the month Of December
was sa.is4s5 and that sum was order
"a paid to the contractors for work
adAe. After some other matters. un
important % fsr ~ the public 10 con.
cerned. the council adiourned until
Mqnday evening. January 18th.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Miss Eethel Mcintyre and Kennie
Wilson were united In marriage on
New Years day at the United Pres-
byterian parsonage by Rev. Rankin
The young people Of the vicinity are
planning to serenade the couple
soon. They are residing on E. Main
Ia the Lloyd Hurd house. Their many
friends congratulate them.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Wanted. your sweetheart want a
Diamond RinG--becauss II IL the best.
Your wife wants = sack OF Diamond
"M- -four. because there Is none bot.
ter. The Tobin Grain 4 Produce Co.
exclusive agents
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elsler 20 n aallaa lioaal,al.

Miss aabsl cussan. superintsnasn,
n schools ia FFsnoas counsy. rsinsa-
- q her hens y cAleR CITY = m
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Lss.l rIem os.s s.lIsa etsek

Mr. sllvers. who haA charge AZ ths
nsl,1A cesh s,ers. n ne Esanei'
bsil1iaG tlllsl his s,sds y : try
us,1S "a ~ Co. c,sr =. ~
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07
H. {. SMITH
is NAMED
DEPUTY BY
MULNIx

Denver, Jan. i.-The Republican
plum tree was given a slight shake
yesterday when three of the state Of
ficers-elect announced the appoist-
ment of their deputies.
State Treasurer. A. Stockder. an
bounced that j. S. Temple. long prom
inent is politics in Denver. would be
his chief deputy. State Auditor
Harry E. aIulnix announced the ap-
pointment of H.. f. Smith, present
county clerk Of Fremont county, as
his deputy. and Secretary of State
sohn E. Ramer announced the ap-
nointment of George NJ. Williams of
Boulder as deputy secretary OF state
Farrar to Make No Changes.
For the present these are the only
appointments. aitho others will be an
nounced after the legislature has con-
sened and before Inauguration day
II is understood that Attorney Gener-
al Fred Farrar. Democrat. will make
no change in his office for the pres
ent, being eminently satisfied with
the men who have assisted him dur
ing the last two years
Governor-elect George A. Carlson
yesterday stated that for the present
he VII make no appointments. and
that It ia probable that with one or
two exceptions none VIII be made for
some time to come. Much depends
upon the nature and extent of iegis-
lation enacted as to the number and
the kind OF positioss available for Re-
publican patronage
Committees to Visit Board.
The Republican patronage COM
nittee OF the house and senate decid-
ed TO call upon the state civil ser
vice commission today to learn just
what the commission intends 70 do.
snd where II stands on the matter Of
legislative appointees- This visit win
Re made prior to the meeting Mon
day afternoon. when the patronage
committees are expected TO Appor-
tion the patronage in the hsnds OF
the legislature.
Classincations based on the exam-
nations held the middle Of November
for all state stenographic and cleric
al employees. including those Is the
legislative branch. are stiil held up
by the state civil service commission-
1t IL announced that ths marking Of
the papers and the fxing Of ratings
ts practically completed and win b
made public in the near future.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Mrs Chas. B. Woods of Pear ave.
has been very low the last few days
with tonsilitis. but is some improv.
now, much to the relief Of her friends
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Miss Price Arbuckle and mother of
Denver we're guests OF Mrs. Ed. Mil
Ter. Miss Arbuckle's sister. for the
holidays.
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Mrs. Okey Hurd returned to Great
Bend. Kansas. Saturday. after pleas
ant visit of several days with her
Parents ON cyanide avenue.
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Miss Byrtena Mink and her friend.
Mr.. Pete Hoier Who have been visiting
at the Mink residencs on Dozier ave.
returned to westcliRe Saturday.
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The infant child of Mr. and Mrs Ed.
Furness Of Fourmile, is listed among
those who are sick with pneumonia :
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Mrs. Ben stienmier is GONZALES
cling nicely from severe attack Of
Ia grippe
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Miss Naomi Fay GrAvestock has
heen quite siek the last few days 1t
was feared she had pneumonia, but
ali are in hopes the danger point
has been passed.
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Violet Nickel on South Reynolds av..
Lively games were played until elev-
en- forty-five at which time the party
were seated to = delicate repast Of
fruit salad. cake and coffee. When
the new year arrived all were busily
engaged The party disbanded at an
-early':: hour and all present resolv-
ed to besn the new year right by
retiring early.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Matise Madsen OF Trinidad spent
Christmas with his brother MAdse
Madsen and has gone on to Denver.
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FRUITMERE
and FOURMILE
Miss La vsrn Augustine returned
10 cotopaxi Sunday having spent the
holidays pleasantly at home

Miss Violet Stuart, little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mira. stuart OF Fourmiie.
is quite sick With pneumonia-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Mrs. Marie Craven and little daush-
ter. Elizabeth. enjoyed New Years
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newell
and family.
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The "Old Folks" entertainment,
given by about 70 OF The Fruismere
young people last wednesday even
ing was considered very good by all
who were present The next special
program win b. negro minstrel. CIV
en- by the same party. The next reg
ular meeting viii BE- Jan 10. at which
time We are to enjoy the electric
lights. which II was unanimously
voted to have put h.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Special Sale on Hand Painted China
v OFF
Saturday. January 9th at The Ark
Novelty. ia Main.
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The East Canon Embroidery So
iety met with Mrs. Bland OF South
Cottonwood avenue Tuesday after
noon. 1t was decided to meet with Mrs
Carpenter Of East Main next week.
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Messrs Mark Gage and Norman
Goding. workmen ON the road near
Texas Creek were home Sunday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Mr.. Fred Hssman lest town Monday
Tor his oi1 hsns n llissouri. His
fsisass very nueh rsSrst Ais depart.
ura
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

The FourmIle Literary Society
will meet next Friday evening US
rsuai. A good program viii be given.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

Mr.. Claude Ward is spending the
holiday season IN Benton eounav.
Arkansas. visiting friends and rela-
tivss.
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ed for Pueblo Tuesday morning
with load OF apples
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-07

ne rournlls PragrSanivo club
YIN ~ uisA MA uinnss WIlssA
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Mr.. Perfis Williams returned 4
Dsns.r wednesday. hAving spsnt y,
holidays h cAnsn.
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u,,t9a Il m0ment0 actual y aunque
dulstrramOS tratar de 0tra o0Sa. Sc
r.. impossible. porque p0r intertS Ill
r.rio q Fer simple SentimientO de
>niidarii.d national TN ritOrurlo
t~...uirn u3> r>'a aiciend0 cOnStante-
usnnie .rn Mryiro hay hambre". Ell
lir>ico >uIrru muchOS miiioneS de
,rrr>. IN pairia - Ia mas infer
rtgada Ir Ia ticrraS del g!obu"
FL. .a.~"Sus-a.:0n itaca gotrag ,rS
...i,s ---fas hfsSns,dc lae
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mer. mo queremos mas r~evoluci5n.
d~ijeron; abajo los politicos; queremos
que esta situacion Sc acabe, porQue
tenemoS hambre Y no Sc nos deja ira
bajas en- paZ'.
He qaui, en- unas cuantas frases,
condensando ell ideal que ~prevalece
Ell toda la Republica. A los hombres
h~ambrientos y a las familias exte-
nu&das por ell no conner. no les i'm
porta va Ia democracia; 10 cue qrie-
rem es pan, algo que llevar a los labios
ardidos por Ia fiebre para aplacar ei
grito del est6mago. Carranza, Villa,
Angeles, Zapata, todos son iguales.
Con elloS o sin ellos el pueblo Sc daria
por satisfecho. 81 tuviera ~aseguraGo
el m~endrugo; y precisamente porque
no 10 tiene, Sc ha levantado en- todas
parties, colerico y BRAVO.
Ahondando un POGO mas e las
entraMas de la revolution, hemos po-
dido Yer que en- todas las ATTITUDES
el hambre prevalece. En- Ia Ciudad
de Mexico la multitud corrio al en-
cuentro de Gonzalez Cara para pc
dirle pan; en- Hermosillo ell pueblo a.
motinadO amenaza a Maytorena con IN
muerte 81 no lie da pan; Madero
a~bandona Monterrey, porque no pudo
alimentar al pobreIio ambulante y
desvalido, y los constitucionalistas, al
entrar Il la Capital de Nuevo Leon,
en- vez de vitOreS y aplausos, Sc les
recibi6 con Ia eterna Erase: tenemos
hambre, dadnos de conner
Siempre y en- donde quiera ell mis-
mo critic; Ia protesta colerica de los
vientrcs vacios. el gesto de las "a
ras flacidas Y enfermas, Ia amenaza
de los punos temblorosos y debiles
que en- momentos de s~emejante agi-
taci6n, serian capaces de cometer
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