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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

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Sle IDuIt eS all SDre @etaDr!
lagte Die aommer3ienrdtbin bo6fuD.
reno, pertrat aber ood SeIicitas, oie
einen Shritt nod Ser Sbiir gu nlad)-
te, Den @ee. Shnea biidte iih bieic.
bob ben an 9oben lieeenben geutel
aitf unb belt i'm ser anbern bi6t Dor
Die Iugen.
WoIen Sic mid, aneeii6ts oieies
gelltelS nod beihnloigen? ange.
iidts Oieies 9eutels, Der Sbre Sltitiu-
len tragt, unb inter meiler 9eitung
mir Sic Don Sermine an9efertigt
lporoen iit2
Sect perl!eB Die &ommer5ienr1.
thin Die Saltung, Die lie, miibiam &c.
mug, nod bebouptet bate; lie iah
elm, Dab lie mebrIos IN ser @endlt
Der Gr5ieberin mar, llro cine gren.
6~enlole 8er5Deiflung b~emdd,tiete lid
ibrer. Sic innf Selicitas 81 SiiBeil,
umflammerte oeren anie uno ilebta
nnter Shliih5en: Saben Sic grbar-
men. 5crratben Sic midi nid)t. 8ef.
rem Sic in Sbr 3immer 3uriid!
Saben Sic iih flar semaft, mas
Sic bon mir perlaneen? fraste Die
G~rSieberin, bemiibt, lid Don ocn lie
nmld)lingenoen Mrlnen 5u loien.
Die aommer5ieurdtbin blieb ibr
auf oieie Srage Die gntnort ifulbig
uno mieoerbolte: 8erratben Sic mid,
nidtl Hid)ten Sic mid nidt Si.
grunoel Id), Sic fonnen ia nidt
miiien, mas fiir mid aui Dem Spiele
ltebt.
Nid)t mebr ais iiir mid, oa id) 10
Id)mdblid) bon Sbnen perleumoet
muroe! Gbre, gutter Nnme, oie gauge
GriItenS! riei Selicitas, oercn nit
GROCER Wiibe bepabrte @elaiienbeit
Nun bod Der gere6ten Gmporuug
MIDI.
Sic molen lid, ridden! mimmerte
Die un9liidlide Srau. Sbun sic cs
niht! Sd mill es eingeiteben, ib
babe mid idppcr rcgen Sic Derliin-
oiet, aber ih mill lltt MAIDEN. Sor-
bern Sic BON mir, mas Sic moaen--
Sd p~erlange nid)tS ais meine
@gre, meinem gltten Hanlen, uno bas
lit MIR moglid), menn flar rnb unrpi.
oerleglih oargethan miro, per Der
Shranf eepliinoert bat, fiel Selieitas
nit GROCER geltinmtbelt elm.
0as miro iif auf anbere @eiic
erflGren %laiien. id idrp0re Sbnen,
Dob ib es benirfen mill! 2aiien Sic
uns ieBt Dos @elo mieoer in bcn
Sfranf ihlieBen uno in uniere 3im.
mer 5uriidfebren, benor nod iemlanb
ou5u fommt. 8 8ott, @ott, eS lit
mir i6on, oils bate i6 cine Sbir
geben boren!
@abreno lie bieie @orte angltuoa
b%erporltieb, bate iih Die aommer.
5ienrGtbin.erboben un0 molte oas
INNER no1 am gpOen liegenbe 8elO
allfraffen uno in ben Shranf 5lriif.
traeen. gor Der i6r aligenbIidlit
burd Srdulein bon areiien ermadj.
ienen @eiobr tpar ser 8ebanfe all bic
i6r our6 Gorbus orobenoe in Den
Sintersrumo setreten. Die gr5iebc'
rim er9riif lie beim 9lrm uno perbil'
oerte lie Oarart.
Nlht BON Der Stelle, bis
$50, sic beiteben alio oaraut Sbre
Hafe poQig aus5ufoiten!
Selicitas NAB lie NIT einem Ian.
gen 9lid.
Sic irren lid. 0cnn es nur oar.
auf anfGme, meiner Gadiuht gu
frobncn, 10 fonnte i) germ oarauf
per5i6ten benn bel uller gmporung,
Die gegen Sic IN meinem Ser5ell
lebt, oauern sic mid bod, Srali
8ommer5ienrdtbin. Sinltere WGhte
miiiien @epalt iiber Sic baben, i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
WINIFRED WORTH
Crochet and Tatting Designs
These Designs Are Exclusive and Many of Them Are
Here Published for the First Time.

The illustration shown is only one Of the many novel and practical de-
signs which you get in The Winired Worth Crochet Book. To get the COM
pete book send IL cents and the cou pom below and it will be mailed to YOU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Ribbon Holder.

Every woman always has a wealth
of ribbon odds and ends and usually
the great problem is finding a place to
put them. This dainty and useful rib
bon holder is the solution. Will make
al ideal gift.
Detail-Use ring " inch in diameter.
60 dc. into ring. Oh. 3, 2 I. in 2 dc CHI.
3, SIX. 3 de-, 3 t. In next 3 de-, repeat
around ring.
End ROw-Ch. 8, l t. In center of 2 {.
In LIST row Oh. 3, 3 I in first space. oh.
3. l I. In center of 3 t. repeat arounA
ring.
3rd ROw-Same as End row.
4th ROw-Ch. 3, / t., CHI. 8, 3 {. IN LIST
space. Oh. 3, / I. In center Of 3 t.. CHI.
3, / t., in top of t., CHI. 3. l t. In center
OF 3 t., CHI. 3, 3 t. In space. Repeat
around ring.
5th ROw-Make row of double treble
with 3 CHI. between.
9th Row. dc. In 8 CHI. 5 t. in same
oh. l dc.
9TH ROw-Ch. 3. p. in 1st t. of seal.
lop, 6 p. to each scallop.
Run / inch in spaces made by double
treble, loop at top to hang by. Put the
narrow ribbon through the ring. This
makes a very neat little gift.
Mail this coupon today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

Die Sinbu. Ysiiionen iinb Ser
WilotbGti9teit Der @Idubisen 5u
empfeblen. Sunberte bon Sors
fern iebnen it'd oanadb. betebrt 81
iperoen. ipenn mir MIR @elo 9e>
mug batteu, linen &atedeten al
ididen, cine Stride ober tlcinc
Shule 8u baueu. @tlid)e Sents
per Gag genilgen fir Den Inter
bait zines &atedeten ober Sduls
finbes, ba beren SebiiriniIie ees
ring iinb unb Die Nrbeit bier biuig
lit. 8eloer sur unteritiibung Der
Sinous WtiiIionen m6ge man 9efl
an Rep. Satber s. Nelen, Sr.,
Nelore, Sr. Snbia, ienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

EsaNN
lleber bunbert Silber entbaltcnb;
fir jeben Seutihen, SeIterreiher ODER
llngarn bon boditem Sntereiie. Gin
Deficiencies Mnbenfen on ben grpben
Weltfrie9. 8eionhers geeisnet, nm
ben &ermanbten unb Sreunben in Der
alien !Seimatb einen pafenben gemeis
oapon gu geben, iuie i'll ben 0ereinisten
Staaten Die Siebe unb 8e9eilterune
fir Die beutihe Sahe gum Iusbrude
fpmmt. Yreis pes 9dnbhens % Cts.
Ian beniiee ben folscnoen @eiteas
5ettel:
Catholic Yrinting Gompanh
Dubuque. Sonia.
Inbei % Gents in 9aar ODER in
8riefmarfen fir War Cartoon Bud,
Weine Ibreiie lit:
Wuhle.
%O3"Ort; ............
eolintp:
Staat:
Iblit)t ausfiibren fonnte, mar Der
&ommer5ienratb bereits our Stcae.
Gr mar MIR nOtbbiiritig befleioet.
bate einen Shlairod iibersenoricu
llnO belt ebenfaQs cine 2ampe in De,
Sano. 0it itarren, entiesten 0lifen
iiberitaitte er Die lid ieinen anger
oarbietenoe Scene, unb feline beben.
Den Sippen murnlelten: Was beocu.
tet oieler nG6tlife 2arm? @as
gebt bier por2
Sermine elite ibm entsegen, I'M.
tlummerte lein anie lrno bot: 9ie6er
Supa, iei nift boie. Die Mama uno
0ellcitas baben Dleoer einmal @elO
aus beinem Wanoifranf gebolt. Iber
es ihaoet ia nid,t, on baIt bod 9enill
uno fannlt INNER mieoer mas binein.
legen.
Ter &ommer6ienratb ipuBte nid)i
redt, mie er lid Den Iorgane oeute,l
ioate. @er mar bier Die 9iebin, per
bate Die Gntoefung genlad)t? @eld)c
I%ufflarung ibm audi 5utbeil marc,
lie mar nieoerihmetternb.
Sans lieB i'm niht oarauf marten.
sln i'm berantretenb nnb linn Ole in
leiner Sanb ibpanfenoe Campo ab.
nebmeno, iagte u nit perbalteaer
Stimme, Ood 10, Dob es I'M gan5e,
3immer pernebntbar mar: Irmer.
lieber Batter, Die gingrifie IN beiner
&uiienlhranf iinb genladt moroen-
BON oeiner Srau!
Der aommer5ienratb itieB elmer
Sd)rei ans, oils babe ein tootbringer
oes 8eifob i'm g%etrofien. 2iebepol
legte Der Sobn oen Mrm INN i'm mn
molte i'm itiisen, aber ihon rif.ett
er lid 81 leiner pollen Sobe auf mi
lagte 81 ieiner alif Dem Seppih lie
genben Satin gemenoet: Oh bit IS
Die breimal bintereinanoer 8elb ors
nleinem @ebeimibranf entmenoel
bat?
Sic riibrte lid nibt. Mit itrenge
rer Stimme pieoerbolte er iein,
Sra9e, lino MN entrang lid elm MIN
mernoes ,Sa" ibren 2ippen.
Oh bait Dir beimlih @elb ange'
eignet! rief er Die Sdnoe ringeno, pr
if Dir bod 10 reidlid) gab, no es nil,
zines @ortes BON Dir beburit bate
UNI mebr, piel mebr BON mir 81 Sc
tommen. sd fonnte Dir oieien Der
trauensbriid), oenn 10 mliB id oein;
Sanolungsmeiie be5eifnen, oa e;
nah Dem @eies apiiden gbesattel
einen 0iebitabl nidt gibt, ib fonnte
iage id, i'm Dir p~er5eiben, @usenie
ooB on aber beine Sbiilo aui einl
Sbuloloie semGl5t bait, oaB on uniel
nniduloiges aino miBbralifen fonn
teit, I'M mid 81 tdiiiden-OaS-oas
-~per5eibe Dir Soft!
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iagte: sd babe Sbnen oiel ab5ubit.
ten. on Sbneu piel gut 81 MAIDEN
S,r1ulpiu nou &rpiipu Nnh Aonnn inn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
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The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
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Notice of Contest

Department OF the Interior. United States Land
Onlcc.
DENVER Colo, Jan. 16, 1915.
To Charles B. Richmond OF liu W. Ellsworth
Ave, Denver Colorado. Contcstaes
You are hcrcDy notified that Evorton A. How.
ard who gives Fonds, Colorado, as his post
Office address, did on December ~. 1914, file IN
this office bis duly corroborstsd application to
contest and secure the cancellation Of yonr home.
stead Entry No. ----, Serial No. OlglSf, made
November H. 1913. for the south half section ~,
township . ronth. rBnge 90 west, 9Th Friucipal
Meridian. and as grounds for his concet he sllcgcs
that said entryinan has never from date of eUtry
to prerent time established and maintained a
bons fde residence said land or improved and
cultivated the same az required by Inv. That
said land has been wholly abandoned from date
of entry to prcrcpt time
You are. therefore, further notified that the
said allegations will he taken az confessed. and
light to he heard. either before this office or
appeal. II yop fail TO file in this office within
twenty days after the fourth publication of this
notice, a. shown below, your aprwer, under oath,
specifically responding TO these allegations OF
contest. together with due proof that you have
served copy of your snswer on the said contest
ant either III person or by registered mail.
lon should rtSte in your answcr the uamc OF
the post Office To which you dssire future notices
TO be sent To you.
MANY WOLFE DARGis, Register
ELLEN e. WIrrER. ilJ Dcnham Bldg, Denver
COLO, ATTY for Contestant.
Date Of trst publication an. % 1915.
Date of second publication Jan. 90 1915.
Date Of third publication Feb. &, 1918
Date of fourth publication Feb. t2, 1915.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
THESE RATES axe NET.


Busiuerr locals ccnts per line each insertion I;
discount TO regular advertisers carrying display
adr. Advertising accounts payable monthly.
Legal ndvertising at Legal Rates.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12

Purchsror will be required to fence the land
with legal fence and erect dwelling honse
and necessary stock ehedS, within one year from
date Of sale.
saale made npon condition that purchaser win
improve said premises and cultivate not less thnn
a Of the arabic land during second year, aud y
Of the arabic land during ihird fourth ana fifth
ycarn
Subject to any or all easements rights Of
way heretofore legally obtained and now in fun
force and effect, II any there he.
Rorcrring. h wcver, 10 the state Of Colorado
all rights nny and all mlnerale and metals
Of every kind and character; all coal. asphsltum
oil. and other like substances In or under said
land, and the right of ng.crs aud cgrers for the
purpose Of mining together with enough OF the
surface of same AZ may be necessary for the
proper and convenient working OF such minerals
and aubstancca.
No land will be sold at less than the minimum
price per aero, as given above. The parcels will
bc sold IN the above order and each tract will he
sold as described above-bc the came or
less.
II the purchaser docs not own tho improve
mcntr, he mu.t pay for the zane at sale. Pur-
chaecr will execute bond, as provided In Section
2S. Act Of July II. 1905. must be citizen Of the
United Statcr, or Que who has declared his in-
tention OF becoming such must pay appraipc-
ment and advertising fees.
The board reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids. No sale eha become effective until
approved by the state Land Board.
Application No. A 30s2.
Dale rnlc ordered by Board, i2li-ii
Date of sale March =, 1918.
NOLNEY T. HOGGATT
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First publication Feb. 3: last. Feb 20.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
A fine line of Post Cards at the
Tribune office.
A Wise Canine.

A very good example of animal
self-preservation was rec en- tly
called to our attention by "Old
Bowser, a collie dog belonging
to Clarence and Vernon Gleason.
1t seems that some time ago, dur
ing the absence of the family.
Bowser in his wanderings was
caught in a coyote trap at the
Edinger ranch, badly lacerating
one foot. Nature, in some unac-
countable manner seemed to tell
this poor brute that this foot must
come off and without further ado
he set about amputating it, doing
a very creditable job. and the
stub is healing over nicely. -Di-
vide Review.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
How's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F.. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O..
We tho undersigned. have known +. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm
NATION Al. BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and fuu-
cous surfaces OF the system Testimonials
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
SPECIALS

Lemons regular soc Dozen two dozen for------ .35
Oranges, regular 25c dozen, dozen for .35
Japan Tea regular 60c pound for .45
Axle Grease, regular 1oc can, four for 25
Ladies Hose regular 25c per pair, two pairs for "A
Ladies Hose regular zoe per pair, two pairs 80
Ladies Hose, regular 15c per pair two pairs for %
Mems Sox, regular 25c per pair, two pairs for Al
Mems Sox, regular 20c per pair, two pairs for 35
Mems Sox, regular 15c per pair, two pairs for 25
Mems Sox, regular l3c per pair three pairs for 25
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
Administrators Notice

Estate Of j cffersop ID. Bskely deceased
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate Of
Jefferson -. Biakcly, late Of the county
OF Elbert in the State OF Colorado, de
ceased, hereby gives notice that she will
appear before the County Court of said
Elbcrt County, at the Court House in
kiows in said County. at the December
term, l9l 10, on the last Monday in Feb
ruary next, Mt which time all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. All per
sons indebted to snid estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated at kiowa. Colo, this 18th day OF
January, A. ID. 1915.
LENA l.. BLAKELy, Administrators
First publication January l5; last pub
lication Feb. -. 1918.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
If You Are Coming
To Denver

We would like to have you see tho new
goods we have selected in fine Jewelry,
Watches, Clocks and everything found
in first class icwelry store. But il
you cannot come Just write and tell us
what you want and you will receive the
same careful attention and prompt serv
ice you would receive over our counter.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
Sale Of indemnity school Lands

Notice T. hereby given that will sell at pub
lic auction. to the highesf responsible bidder. on
the ID day of March, 1919 at O'Clock. r. NJ. nj
the Office of The State Board OF Land Commits
sioners. Capitol Building. Denver, Colorado, the
following described lands. situated in Elbert
County, Colorado, viz:
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-02-12
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Notice

Estate Of Charles II. Moncz. deceased.
The undersigned. having been APP
pointed Administrative Of the estate Of
Charles Ie Moncz, late OF Ebert county,
IN the State OF Colorado, deceased, hereby
gives notic-. that she will appear before
the County Court Of said Ebert county,
at the Court House in klowa in said
County, at the March term, 1913.
On the last Monday in March next. nt
which tune all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re
quested TO attend for the purpose Of hay
ing same adjusted All PERSONS indebt-
ed 20 said state hre requested TO make
immcdinte payment To the undersigned
Dated at kiowa Colorado, this 2Stb
day OF January. a. y. 1915.
JOSEPHINE MoNEz, Administrative
First publication Feb 3, last rublica
ton March 3. 1918.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-03
A Crow 1 Knew

How close a crow is to the intelligence of such an animal as the dog has been attested on numerous occasions, says Walter Pritchard Eaton in Harper's Mag azine. once knew a pet crow many years ago, for example, which belonged to a small boy on a farm. The boy g grandfather lived a few hundred yards away, and every morning of the year the crow flew first to the grandfather's house, waking that old man up with almost clockwork regularity Che seldom varied more than 10 minutes though the sun. SUD- posedly his timepiece, varied whole hours) and then he returned and reused his own family. The rousing process was sim pie. He perched on a bedroom window sill and cawed. Sleep thereafter became impossible. If you are fond of sleeping late in the morning, by rhe way, do not try to keep a crow, or you may become as profane as he It was this same crow, which, greatly to our delight and the teachers wrath, followed his little master to school one morning, bounced upon the schoolhouse key when the teacher dropped it, and, flying to low branch over her head. sat there for nearly half an hour, replying sarcastically to her threats. He used to come to meet his master almost every day when school was out, again telling the time by some instinct as mys- teriously as a dog S, and either riding home on his masters shoulder or else flying along ahead lighting on the fence posts It was the same crow, too, I re- call. who got into the house, upset a bottle of ink, investigated the contents with his feet, and then walked on the bedspread. It was a seven-day wonder in the neighborhood that, because of his master pleading, his life was spared. We youngsters looked with kind of awe upon boy who could put up such d case to his justly irate parents. Demosthenes seemed, by comparison, rather second- rate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-03
Peasants and the Land

From the St. Poul Dispatch
 In a story from the western battle front the following bit of information was gleaned:
 One of the most striking features Of the battlefield. and one entirely incon- gruous with the work Tn hand, was the sight of peasants blowing their fields as if war were hundreds of miles away. These farmers are apparently fearless for their own personal safety, but keenly concerned for their homes, many of which have been destroyed by shell fire.
 How tenaciously these poor peasants of Europe cling to their land. Not even the machine guns and the artillery fire can dislodge them They are as uneasy and unhappy when divorced from their little acre of soil as a sailor debarred from the sea- They know the meaning and the value of the possession of a piece of land. In Europe the landowners are the social and political leaders. How important the ownership of land is in the eyes of Europeans is demonstrated by the zeal which European immigrants show in getting hold of farms in this country. They labor ceaselessly to obtain land, and when they secure it they cling to 1t with bulldog persistence
 But the phenomenon noted Tn the war dispatch has it's cheerful side. The resoluteness with which the peasants maintain their hold on the land and continue to cultivate it even while bullets whistle and shrapnel hisses around them, is a prophecy of the quickness with which they will repai,. the ravages of the war when the red scourge has passed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-03
RUSSIANS PUSHING FORWARD ON ENTIRE
 LENGTH OF FRONTIER
 CLAIMS PETROGRAD
tCOntinued from Page One,

has taken place is in the forest of Le Pretre, west of Pont-a-M ousson, where the French are trying to reach the roads leading from St. Mihiel to Metz and to the south of Peronne, where the French also are on the offensive.
 Steamers Sunk
 During the last 24 hours news has been received in London of the sink ing of the British steamer Eston, the Norwegian bark Nor and three British trawlers by German submarines, and of the Dutch steamer Sehieland, pre- sumably by a mine. Seven sailors of the Schieland are missing.
 The sinking of the trawlers, it Is alleged here, is violation of The Hague convention of 1907, which ex- pressly exempts fishing vessels from molestation.
 In connection with the submarine warfare the German protest. made through the United States against the refusal of Great Britain to recognize the captured crews Of submarines en- gagged in attacks on merchant ships. as prisoners of war, and the British foreign secretary's reply thereto, are creating lot of interest in London The British reply declared that while more than a thousand sailors belong ing to warships destroyed by British men of war had been rescued by the victors, not a single British sailor had been picked up by the Germans when they were successful
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-03
THOUSANDS REACH CHATTANOOGA FOR
 ROAD CONFERENCE
Large Indiana and Ken lucky Delegations Are on Hand-Others Expect
 ed to Arrive Today

Chattanooga, April 2.-Late tonight 1000 delegates had arrived in chattanooea to attend the conference to be held tomor- row morning for the purpose of deciding on route for the proposed Dixie high way from Chicago to Miami Fla Gov ernor McCreary and large delegation from Kentucky came in early in the day, and tonight Governor Ralston, heading the Indiana delegation. arrived Governors Rye of Tennessee and Slaton of Georgia will reach the city during the night. but will not leave their cars until morning. Many special trains are due to reach the city during the night and early morning. Those already here represent more than 100 cities and towns along the proposed routes
 There is every indication that there will be a desperate fight for the location of the road. Immediately on the arrival of the delegates politics came to the front Conferences and caucuses were held in the various hotels tonight during which steering committees of practically all the larger delegations agreed on plans for procedure during the conference, which is to begin at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Alliances were formed between forces as widely separated as Kentucky and southern Georgia. Spokesmen were named to present the claims of the vari- ous sections, and the outcome of the con- ference cannot be anticipated Cincin- nati and Lexington and other cities favor ing that route offer millions in improved roads and promise bonds for further inn provement to secure the location of the highway Other sections are making sim liar promises Indiana and Kentucky delegates in that section involving the Louisville to Nashville and Nashville to Chattanooga route agree to name two from each state to make joint fight for that line.