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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
Arbor and Bird Day Proclamation.

The half has not been told concern
ing the destruction of insects by birds.
The farmer in particular is indebted to
the birds. True there are birds whose
regulations are not above reproach.
Some of them eat few cherries and
berries. This is only a small compen-
sation for the service they render man.
Throughout the civilized world, birds
are objects of admiration. Their besuti-
full plumage, their sweet and cheering
songs, awaken the noblest emotions.
The man, woman or child who has the
heart to needlessly harm bird will do
injury to the human family. Thou.
sands of our most beautiful feathered
songsters are killed gannaally--by tho
domestic cat. We need fewer cats and
more birds.
By training boys and girls to feed the
birds in winter and house them against
storms, we stimulate the nobler emo
tions. The killing of birds for sport
brutalizes the hunter. Michigan should
conserve bird life. This is distinctive
ly human.
Many of the birds are like men de.
pendent upon the existence of trees. A
park without trees is desert, unfit for
birds or human beings. Farms with
out trees, school yards without trees,
homes without here and there a tree,
rosdsides without trees, are desolate
and unfriendly. Plant tree,
Let me ask the boys and girls to con.
serve the life of our wild flowers. Pick
only few here and there. Leaye
enough for seed.
Let the country, as we'll as the city,
engage in systematic tree planting, in
tree culture for the delight and benefit
of all useful forms of life.
Therefore, 1, Woodbridge N. Ferris
Governor of the State of Michigan, dc
hereby designate Friday, May 7tb
1915, as Arbor and Bird Day, and dc
request that this day be observed by all
schools, public and private, and other
educational institutions by the plantina
of trees for beautifying school grounds
and parks, and by conducting suitable
exercises for promoting the spirit oi
protection to trees and birds
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal of the State
this twenty.frst day oi
SEAL April, in the year of oul
Lord one Thousand nine
hundred and fifteen. and ol
the Commonwealth the
seventy.ninth.
WOODBRIDGE N. FERRIS,
Governor.
Coleman G. Vaughan, .
Secretary of State.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
Death of Ernest Gardner.
Coleman G. Vaughan, .
Secretary of State.

Ernest Gardner aged A years, passed
away early Wednesday afternoon at his
home IN Toledo, Ohio. He had been
suffering for several months with
Bright's disease but only for the past
few weeks has he been considered
seriously Ill.
He was born in Owosso, August 81,
1871 and when about 81 years of age
went to Detroit. He later went to To.
ledo, where he has since resided Sur.
yiving are his widow and son Arthur,
of Jackson. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Gardner and brother Ray,
and sister Miss Myrtle Gardner of this
city, also survive. The remains arrived
in Owosso Thursday for burial today.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
, ARMORY BILL PASSED

Measure Adding SIS 900 to Appro-
priation For Armory Awaits Gov.
Ferris S!gnature-Sucoess Crowns
Efforts of Local Committee.
The bill introduced in the legislature
by Representative John Y. Martin Civ
ing $4,000 from the state treasury for
each $1,000 up to $4,000 donated by
any community in which state armory
is to be built now awaits only the
signature of Gov. Ferris to make it a
law Gov. Ferris gave his unqualified
approval of the bill at the Improve
ment Association banquet in this city
early last month 80 that there can be-
no doubt as to his action when the bill
reaches him. The senate made quick
work of the bill on Monday evening,
passing it with twenty-nine affirmative
votes and no vote against it. The bill
had been previously amended by the
senate permitting persons, firms or cor
porations in addition to cities and
counties to donate funds. This action
was concurred in Wednesday morning
in the house with nInty.five of the
members voting yes and not vote op-
posed. The bill was given immediate
effect by both houses so that the $l5, 900
will be available as soon as the bill is
signed and 81 900 additional is deposited
with the state treasurer to the credit of
the Owosso armory fund.
Plans and specifications for the build
ing have already been forwarded to the
contractors who presented bids last fall
and the new bids will be received up to
Monday noon next and will be opened
by the State Military Board at a meet
ing to be held in Detroit on that day.
A few slight changes have been made
in the original plan, the principal ones
being the change of the Office of the
quartermaster from the basement to
the first floor, the enlargement of the
gymnasium and excavating 80 that it
and the kitchen will be Is feet in
height. Bids are also asked for the
construction of rifle range under q
sidewalk to extend the length of the
armory on the south side, thus making
it possible to place the bowling alley
next to the basement windows, afford
Ing good light and ventilation for the
alley, which is not required in the rife
range as all target practice has to ba-.
done with artificial light. AS drivs.
way has to be maintained around the
building 1t may be found impossible to
change the range as the slope of the
land is such that large fill would
have to be made at the west end and
possibly retaining wall built along the
river bank. If the plans can be carried
out as outlined in the specifications,
Owosso will have not the largest but
the best armory built in the state to
! date-a model which can safely be fol-
lowed for any single company armory
to be built in the future. This has all
been brought about by dint of cease
less activity on the part of the local
committee and through the efficient
work of Representative Martin, Sena
tor Foster and several other members
Of the legislature.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
Insurance Federation.

The Shiawassee County Insurance
Federation, branch of the Insurance
Federation of Michigan, was organized
Friday, in this city, by fifteen local
insurance agents. c. HI. Miller was
elected chairman of the organization.
The privilege of membership is open to
all agents and buyers of insurance,
The organization is conceived with the
idea that the interests of the companies,
agents and policy holders are one, and
anything done to help policy holders
will advance the interests of companies
and agents.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23

Mrs. Sarah E. Stone died at her home
in Morrice, Thursday, after suffering
long time with cancer. Mrs. Stone was
sixty.four years Of age. aud had lived
in or near Morrice all her life. Her
husband, Justin Stone, and two SOM,
Myron and Fred, both of Morrice, sur.
vive. The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon at the Presbyterian church,
Rev. Eliot officiating.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
Honor Owosso Teachers.

The state department of public IN
struction, in working out a standard
course of study for Michigan schools,
has paid compliment to two Owosso
teachers. The department has sent for
an outline of Latin course as taught in
the Owosso high school by Miss Clara
J. Allison, who will forward the desired
outline
A similar request has been made on
Miss Susan J. Walsh, teacher in the
county normal school. who will outline
q standard course in primary reading
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
Fooled the Negro.

Turnkey Louis Pardee of Sheriff
Griffin's force. trapped colored porter
on the Ann Arbor railroad, Tuesday,
by inducing him to sell him a pint Of
whiskey while the train was coming
from Durand to Corunna, and then
placed the negro, Will Simmons, under
arrest at Corunna, and had him ar
rsigned for violating the local option
law.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
Woman Fined SIS.

Mrs. Sarah Monrean, widow living
on East Main street, was arrested
Thursday of last week on charge Of
CON Quoting disorderly place and was
fined SIS by Justice Mcbride in Co.
runna. Numerous complaints have
been made concerning her house but it
was thought best to wait until positive
evidence was secured.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23

The physiology classes of Owosso
high school, under the direction of
Mr.. Voelker, have canvassed a large
part OF Owosso, taking note of un-
raked yards. rubbish and general un-
tidiness of each street. After clean
up day the students will again take
statistics over the same ground,
noting the Improvement. 1t is hop
ed that this will stimulate the pu-
piIs' interest in their city, as well as
awaken the public to the need of
each one doing his part to make
Owosso clean, beautiful city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
PROMINENT EDUCATORS
es to Owosso High and Nor
NAL Graduates.

superintendent M. w. Longman of
the OwossO schools, has secured Presi-
dent George E. Vincent of the Univer.
sity of Minnesota. to deliver the COM
mencement address to the class of 1915,
at the First Baptist church, June 90,
1915, and President ID. B, Waldo of the
Kalamazoo normal to address the nor.
NAL class graduates on June iS.
DR.. Vincent is regarded as one of the
brilliant orators of the country and is
especially sought by colleges and high
schools to deliver commencement ad.
dreeses
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
WANT TO PAY DEBT
First Baptist Church Will Make e.
fort to Raise $8. 900.

The members of the First Baptist
church voted Sunday morning to begin
a campaign 20 pay the Indebtedness of
$4,000 on the church property. The
mortgage on the church has been run.
ming twenty years and strong effort
will be made to te released of the bur-
dan
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-23
RATE BILL DEFEATED
Members Of House Unconvinoed or
Afraid to Vote as They Believed.

Afraid to Vote as They Believed.
By vote of "a to 45 the house of
representatives of the Michigan legisla-
ture defeated the Taylor Henry bill to
allow an increase of the passenger rates
on Michigan railroads. Many members
it is believed thought the increase should
be allowed in order to give some of the
railroads sufficient earnings to keep up
their wage scale, re- equipment and i'm.
proyements. The railroads will now
undoubtedly begin charging three cents
a mile and secure an injunction to pre-.
vent the stata.from interfering pending
the decision of the United States Su.
preme Court as to their right to charge
enough to pay expenses.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18
Ser 6ipiel eusliider auma'
Runs.

Gs iii iest elm SSabr ber, boB eng
lamb oen a1nerifaniihen Seebauoel III
Der selpaItian,iten @eiie unter0riift,
nobel 3u beobatteu lit, oaB oieie
5re6beit Don @o6e 5u @ode lid
iteigert. las lit aber nidt gu oer'
ipllnoern, eridpint beinabe ieI5itper.
itauoIia. "a Die engIiihe Regierltng
bemertt, oaB Der Hralioent nift Die
ninoeite glbii6t perrGtb, 5um Sduse
oes amerifaniihen @oltes eit3uidrei'
ten uno jeoe @ergelpaltigllns, lpie 9e'
Ieioisung rltbig binnimnlt, 70 piro
bas niht nit llnreht aIs cine form.
li6e GinIaoung betradet, iutierer 20.
ion peitere 2lBtritte 5u ertbeiler
GS 1T jebo4 erii6tlih, bag bas
ameritanii6e @oIt bisie gOrgGnge ni6t
nit sleider Rube oerfolgt. Dem qrds
iibenten iiuo bereits cine 4nSabl gebars
niitter Proteite gegen Die llnterOrijf.
tuns unisres SanOels 3ugsgangen, aber
er petmOdts bic Gntriiiteten init Der
2lusrebe bin5ubalten, bab ss iit BEL ben
&apsrunsen, bic gnslaNp pornimmt,
lin tednii9e 5rdgen Des @0ltsrrs6ts
banosIt, bic sriinOli6 iiberlegt rpsrben
miifsn uno in oensn aud bic Re6te
gngIanos gu beriidfidtissn limb.
SEPT aber itebt sine Sa6lase beOor,
bic tsine gntI4ulbigung unb feline
9er3Oserunq ssitattet uno bic 1e6ietst,
bab Der prGiioent ioiprt nit Gnti8ies
benbeit Uorsebt, lpibrisenfals sr bem
@orpurf ni6t sntssben tOnrte, bab
ibm bic SntereHsu unb Rs9te BEG ames
ritanii4en 9oltss sleihsiiltig iirb uno
er pil.ns 1T, bide GnelanO 3uliebe
prsis3useben. Disier MOmsnt tritt
Elm, psnn @nglanb, mas jebt beidloi.
iens Sa6s 1T, Qn5eiss erituttet, bab ss
8aumpolle fir 8annpdare erilGrt,.
bic ohns Weiteres setapert ipsrbsu
tonne unb pofiir feline gnti9abiqung.
beSablt su fperben brau6e. Damit
pirDsn ale unfere Sesre6te aafgebos
ben. gli9t sinmal Der blObe S6ein,
bab r. rsipettirt tperbeH, liebe iit aufs
redt baltsn, ba BaumpOue, feitbem 'ie
einen Sanbelsartitef bilbet, nod ME.
mails fir 8dnnfpaare ertlGrt iporben
III unb @nglanb Isfbit elmer IOl6en
bisber ii9 auf bas Gnts
id)ieoenite ipioeriest bat Die 8ia.
fin uno bic 9tehtloiigfeit lmierer
gebanbIung pdre iinperfenmbar. lluIl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18
Die Gro beruna Don 9fut

Die groberuns Don Rug
lamb ssbt proerammgsmGb DON itatten.
Gine 6tIts fGut nud Der anDsrsu. Sn
iebr tur5sr 3eit perDen bic 5ruppen
Der oeuti4en 9srbiinostsn nit boiler
USa4t in bas Snnere BON RubIano
einriiden unb bort ben PIau burhfiibs
rem, bic Stellunssn 5u n.bmsn, auf
pel9e bic rufiiihen Sssrs gu ibrer Grs
baItuns unsepisisn iinb. Der Wibsrs
itano pirO iebr serin9 iein, no6 ssrins
ger als iebt, nc sr i9on idpafJ 1T
uno iinO bic StiiBpuntts p,tsrsburs,
NioStau, 0icn unb abarfop geuom,
men. 10 iatpebt bic gun5e ruiiiIhe See.
resma6t in Der Cuff, 10 Dab benz 3as
rem nid'tS anbercs ilbrig bIeibt, ais
i5risbsn gu f6Ii.bsn. Damn p.rosn
aud bic llebrigsn folgen, bsnn es be-
barf tsinsr itrutssiidsR asnntnib, I'm
ein3uiebsn. oab Jrantrsid iid ni4t sss
gen Die seiammts Oeutiae Sserssmaht
bsbaupten lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18
9sutide spradreite in
Jraufreid.

SIN n0rbliden 'Jrantrsid. 3ipifd,n
Diiutir6sn, Gt. Cmer unb Der belsb
fden @rsn;e si6t ,s elm .tpa % Guas
Sratm.iIen 9robes @ebiet. in b.m
nod bsute bic nisbsrbeuiid,e (DldmiiAs)
Sprn9e porberrideHb seipro6sn Dirb.
es III pislfaa bic gefiir4tung s.dubert
iporbsn, bab in siHisen JabrBeantsn
bieTer beutf6e Sprdhrsii in Sran!s
reid qanS psrihfpunben isin iperbs.
Die bort lsbenpen Viebsrbeutiben, ets
ipa 800, 900 an 3abI. miibten, lOsssIOit
bon ibren SiammesssnoHsn in gelei.n
Ole ia NIT iith ftlbt senus 5u ibun bas
benz, in dbfehbdrsr 3eit Dolliser Wers
ipeli6une ptrfalltn, tpenn nidt r.dJt,.
Sei.ig bem bortieen 0ldmsnibum neues
,8lut sussfiibrt iperbs. Die frnn55ii..
idbsn WSaaibdber bdbtn ni9ts unptr,
iu&t ssIaHsu. baS norofrans0iii& &s,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

Der ouDernsur pon Gsorz
eia bat Oeripro6en, bic WiOrber Jrants
CUR Strufe 5u Sieben, neil. pit er rids
tig bemertt. Der Staat unter Dsm 8orz
purf Der unseiesli9tsit, bic an Qnars
die gren3t, f6per gu lsibeH babsn
ipiirbs 9ie ganSs gebanoIuns Jrants
in allen Staoieu mar elm Sobu aui
oae @eredtiateit. Gr ipurbs niht Don
elmer Surp, fonbsrn non eiRsm piitbsns
ben 9Oltsbaufsn prO5efiirt. Der Rid>
Ter, Der ibn prO3eiiirts, bat iid islbit
als Jeisling eebrunbmartt, bab sr teis
neu nsusn qro5eB bepilIiste. unb bieie
Teisbeit 1T ebsnfals nur Der Sur9t
Dor bsm pDbel 3u3ufdretbsn. Sm Ges
fdH9nib purbe Jrant bon sirsm @srf
BREEDER ifJper oertpunoet. 9amit nidbt
eeuus, bat Der p0bel fein 8utben nit
eiuem abfheulihsn Worbe besnbst.
Cine iOIds 9efssloiistsit mub Spmpae
tbien fir iSrant ielbit bel Dsnen ers
iDsdeH, bic Don ieiner unidulb nidt
iibsr5eugt iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18
Gineinnatisr aabritanisn ho.

Stne II n q tier 6aprttdnfen pa
ben ebenfals i9iper unter eneIiT9sn
Sepaltatten gu leiben. NaI6inen
unb Dtaidinens Wert3euse, bic nidjt
9annlpaare iinb. iperben auf bem Wegg
mad neutra!en 2dnbern bon eneIii6er
Sdiffen sstapert unb bic Mdi9inen
in snsIiI1sn 5abriten aufeeitsllt. 9as
III nibts anoeres ipie Seeraub, Gin
@ntrag, oisie S6dnoli6teit 5ur
3snntnib bes prdiioenten gu bringsn,
puroe pon Der Sanbelstammcr aus
bem @ruuoe a6eelebnt, bab bereits eine
2lnsabl proteite i'm Stauts .Seporte-
ment eingerei9t fporben limb, sie teinc
8sadtung gefuuben ba6en. Nir inn
Der 4niidt oaB Der proteit tGtts elm
eebra6t peroen iollen unb 5mar in
fold snti6ieosuer Sprahe, ooR Der
prdiibent ee3lpunsen pdre, Nustunft
su ertbsilen, oh bic 9er. Staoten gar
teine Re6te mebr baben Tds iolltc
au6' ichon bes prinSips unb Der natiu-
nalen Gbrs pegen sei6eben. Insritd
niife giirssr iolIten iid niht Don
Gn9lunb mibbanoeln luiIen uno pom
prdiibenten perlangen, oub DE 0tlBs
banolun9en aufboren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

Die bdufia ssftsGt. Jrags, mi.
Deutfdlaub bic snslifds Sssma6t
iibertDiuben min, finbst ibrs 9eautpor.
tilns in ben gorgdugel Der lestenla.
ge. Gas llrterieeboot bat ii6 gu elmer
fiirdterIiden 8aife Jegen @ngIano
entDidsIt. Die 8sbauptuns, bab bic
San4bOots bem snsIif6en S9iffspers
tebr feline ernitIi6.n SinbsrniFe beras
ten, 1T Hiht msbr baltbar, penu man
46rt, Oub iis i'm gsrlaufe zines sin1iqsn
Gases Ssbn SanOeIsi4iffs oerientsn
unb ba tpegen Der WOsli6tsit, iie
ftHel ber5uitellsn, ibre 3abl beitGnbig
Dddft, 70 1T Der Gag ni9t mebr fern,
fDaun ensliids Sdiffe .s uidt mebr
iDassn perDeH, ibre 5dfen gu Oertaifsn.
lle6errai9enb unb ni9t minber bebros
bsub fir @ugIaub III aud Die Dabr.
nsbmrng. bab bic llnterfseboots jesi
Gd4iibe fold fhperen aalibers fiibs
reu, OaB iie .uglifde 2iiftenItdbt. g.
boHbarbiren permSgen. Das fr.6e
Mlbfon iptrb DON beutf4er WiFmidaft
unb Sapferteit ebenio au 8Oben seipor,
fen tuerbeH, ipie bas barburifbe Rubs
Lamb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

Wi an tann es cine abiihtIid),
glinbbeit nennen, penn bic 2llliirten
no6 nit Der leiIeiten Iusii6t duf Grs
folg re6nsn, oa bod beuili6 }u erz
ieben 1T, bab ibnen Der gooeN unter
ben 5iibsn fortge5ogen piro. RuB=
lamb, pel9es militdriih oas itdrtite
Ganb Der glliirten mar, lit pecni6tet.
Die anbsre itarte StiiBs mar Snglano,
aber nur nit ieiner 9elomaht unb
bieie lit 10 tart ins Wauten 9etommen,
bab ibr 3uIammenitur5 nur cls cine
Graes oon penigen WlOnuten eriheint.
Sas offentunoige uub unberteuubdre
.3ei6en 1T Der aursitur5 oes Pfunos
Sterling DAP oieier I'm 5 Pro5ent
5uriideesdnsen lit. ertbeilt nit1t Den
pollen QlufidIub iiber gnslauSs be-
brGnste Gage. Gs lit sins alte Gtfdbs
runs, bab, penn einmal Der areoit
elmer Ration ing Wanten tommt, Der
polIiae Nisoersana nit acknowledgement
9ef9pinoisteit iid poIl5iebt, Der
9runo liest ia aud tlar gsuua gu
Sage. SobaIb auf 9olb cine 9rdmie
itebt, peridrpinbet es aus Dem 9er,ehr.
gue 5inanstiinite tonnsn oas nidt pers
binbern. Der Elm Golbitiid bat, oas
poqe fiinf Dollars lpertb lit, 9ibt es
ni6t fir sinen Sdlein Der, Der Bios
S4.75 tpertb 1T. Oaourd eRtitsbt eine
9olbtnappbeit i'm 2anbe unc odmit
tritt pollenbs bic gntpsrtbrng bes pa
pisrgelbes Elm, neil teine GoIcbedung
1T. 0isis betrus pOr brsi
Wonatsn nud Iusabs Der enqIif6en
nur nod 5pansis pro5snt,
mas cine Mostirune bes pabren Sbuts
beitonoss mar, benn Gneldnb bat
fir eins Qn3abl Tiaionen
Dollars @olb ben prsifaden 9etrog ar
panierseIb sseebsn, Der nidt i'm snglis
i6en JinaHobuoset aufgsfibrt 1T.
Sebt Tam bic Dstuns ni6t mehr als
Is gro3snt betrassu unb ous 1T tpertg
bon einem Staatsbdnterptt entfernt.
Denn in FOLDER Beiis srfihtlid. boB
Rublanb p0Gis uieberseporfsH uno
Gnglano oem uNtsrsanse Habs 1T, 10
IGbt iid bic boffnunsslpis Gage Der
1uiirten ni6t mebr oerbeimlihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

Rad BEN 9.ri9ten aus
WaibinstOn pirD bic Regierung iib
nit Der aneeblidsn GntbullNns Der
Nep gorter rWorlo" ni6t osfafsn.
Bel aasr 3uneiauns fir gngIanb bas
ben bic Re9ierungss Orgune bod teine
yseigune, iih IG6erIit gu MAIDEN, in
hem iic Die 9Ilbernbciten Der probri-
tiidsn preiie ernit nebmen. @1s that
ia4Iid beipieien pOrosn lit, hob 3sis
tungen bon Der beuti6en Regieruna
finansiea unteritiiBt porbsn iinb. pirD
uls efns bere6tigts Qbpebr betrohtet.
Gs mare ni9t i'm Mtnbsitsn Srunc
gum label Oorbanbsn 9etpeier. ipenn
bic oeutibe Resierun9 often unb Dol
alsr Delt 3situngen gegriinost bate,
I'm ben idGnbliden 9erldumbuneen
Der probritii6en Preis entsssen5utpirz
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18
DiithuOdl, bsn is. slnsuit 1915.
mir bspbadtsn. oas be,

mir beoba6tsn. oab Der
prGiioent iebr I6nsG BEL Der 0anb lit,
ipenn es gilt, fir cine Sunbtuns
9suti6Ianos. bic ibm nidt ridbtig cr.
i9eint, Rsdenihaft gu Oer!ansen.
Dasesen nimmt er ii6 iebr oisl 3eit,
Inn England tpeeen srObiter. oifentune
biaitsr gsrgetpaltigunger sur @erants
iportung 3u 3iebsn. Dieter perihies
oentIiden Sebunolung liegt Islbitper=
itdnoIi6 cine Nbii6t gu 9runhe Der
prdiibent nil Gnglano ni6t an ieinsn
9epaltatten perbinoern. Sein plar
1T, bic gei6peroen geqsn Gnslanb big
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The Elbert County tribune., 1915-06-04
Old eiIpin Mine Yields PAY Ore.

Central City.-A gold retort weigh
ing 6s ounces, over 5h pounds, and
worth over $1,000, was deposited in
one of the banks here a few days ago.
The retort was the product of thir-
teen cords of mill ore from the 600
foot level of the Gjlpin-Eureka mine
OF .his city, under lease to George
GSabmaier and Company. who have
opened up fine crevice of both mill
and smelling ore. Besides the gold.
the mill dirt also made ten tons of
concentrates, carrying values of at
least one ounce gold to the ton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-06-04
urEs INVADE COLORADO.
Defiant Redskins Leaving Reservation
to Seize State Land.

Glenwood Springs, Colo.-Claiming
that they own the land by treaties with
the federal government and that they
are going to stand by them to the last
ditch, rs defiant braves of old Chief
Ouray's tribe of Utes have come from
the reservation in Utah. and camped
at the junction of Douglas creek and
White river. an out-of-the-way section
of Rio Blanco county.
Fears that the Indians will obtain
liquor have caused Congressman Ed
ward T. Taylor, who came here, to
take vigorous measures to have the
Utes forced back to the reservation.
In their present mood whisky. he
fears. will inflame them to the point
OF shedding blood to maintain what
they claim are their rights.
Two hundred more Utes. the IS say.
are on their way: and word from Utah
says that 400 more Indians are leav-
ing the reservation expressing com
plete contempt of all attempts to quiet
them and force them to remain on the
reservation
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-06-04
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State Highway Commissioner.
state Bank. in Healthy Condition.

Denver - Reserves in the state
banks of Colorado increased per
cent from March 4 to May 1. e. e.
Drach. state bank commissioner, an
nounces that reports made by the
banks to him in response to regu-
lar call for details OF their condition
show that on May 1 the average re-
serve was 90 1-5 per cent. The state
law requires the banks to keep re-
serve of only 20 per cent. except
banks that set as reserves for other
banks and their reserve must be at
least 20 per cent. On May ! the total
resources of the state banks were
s55.3S4, ,27943. The total deposits
were $45.0OG. .5O6.19 The total reserve
funds were s13.157.1SS.3O The fig
ures do not include the funds OF any
national banks. as the state commits
sioner has no control over national in
stitutions. The figures also do not in
clude the resources and reserves of three
new state banks which are now be-
ing organized under authority granted
by the commissioner The new banks
will be located at Hugo. Peetz and
Granada