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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13

The Serbians continue doggedly fight
ing to hold back the Austro-German ad
vance as long as possible, and at the same
time keep the way open for retreat into
Montenegro.
The capture Of Nish, the Serbian capt.
tai, was announced on November 6, after a
desperate resistance. The Bulgarian flag
was Immediately hoisted over the fallen
stronghold. General j. Ecoff, conqueror
of the capital city, telegraphed to Premier
Radoslavoff as follows:
After fierce and sanguinary fighting,
the fortress of Nish has been conquered
by our brave, victorious troops, and the
Bulgarian flag has been hoisted, to re-
main forever -
It is believed that the formal announce
ment Of the annexation Of south and south
western Serbia by Bulgaria may take
place at any time Bulgaria has old scores
to repay.
Gar Ferdinand sent the following tele-
gram to General Ecoff: "I congratulate
you most sincerely upon the taking of
Nish-that chief stronghold of treachery
and untruth. God save our troops"
While it seems a foregone conclusion
that Serbia cannot be saved from the hand
of the Teutonic invaders, there are many
indications that events of the most tre-
mendous Importance are under way.
British plans have been carefully con-
cealed by the censorship, but it is reported
that 100000 Anglo-French troops have al
ready landed at Salonika, and that more
transports are arriving daily. 1t there
fore seems evident that the allies will not
permit a further German drive towards
Constantinople without the fercest kind
Of opposition.
That the loss Of life in the Balkan cam.
paign has been something terrific on both
sides, is evident. Exact figures are un
obtainable at the present time. The Sert
staff, however, estimates that Bulgaria s
loss in killed and wounded has been
100000.
An indication Of the desperate nature
Of the struggle is shown by the fact thai
Serbian women are enlisting, some thous
ands already bearing arms in the field by
the side of their husbands and brothers
and it is claimed that many more are
under military training.
King Peter has gone to the front in per.
son to encourage his soldiers, as he did
last year in the hour Of his country need
The venerable ruler is seventy-one years
Of age, and is one of the most picturesque
characters Of the war. He is quoted as
saying that if the invasion brings the
shame Of being conquered upon this
country, he will not survive the ruin, but
will die with it's defenders.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13
English Lord says Revolution or Anarch.
May Follow in Europe

Earl Loreburn, in the English house Of
lords, on November 8, declared that more
than 100000 men had been killed or dis
abled for life in the present war, and that
if the conflict continued indefinitely, re-
volution or anarchy might follow in
Europe.
After reviewing the blunders in the OAR
danelles and the Balkans, he added:
UNLESS the collective common sense of
mankind prevails before the worst comes,
the great continent of Europe will be little
better than a wilderness peopled by old
men, women and children"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13

FIRE DESTROYS BETHLEHEM
STEEL COMPANY'S SHOP
Fire almost completely destroyed the
No. 4 machine shop of the Bethlehem
Steel Company, of which Chas. M.
Schwab is the head, on November 10,
only the skeleton of the big building re-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13

The Straussburger Neue Zeitung re-
marks: ''Can we hold out? Will her
enemies defeat Germany by famine?'
The Vorwaertz, socialist paper, de-
mands the fixing Of maximum prices for
all important food stuffs. The paper says:
'tWith anxious fears the people Of the
laboring class and up to the circles OF the
middle classes look forward to approach
ing winter Already bitter need rules in
many families.
"Must there be so much selfish lust for
gain, and capitalistic greed Of profits rage
unrestrainedly in the unreined free play
of prices? Must millions be in want so
that those shameless producers and deal
ers who coolly take advantage of war con-
ditions, can enrich themselves at the ma
TONS cost?"
In looking over the German publications,
one is impressed by the number OF cheml-
cal substitutes advertised for real articles
of food One factory advertises sub
stitute for whipped cream, while Gonder
cheese. made of skinned milk, is substi-
tuted for real cheese. Artificial jams, mar
malades, and many other articles are ad-
vertised.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13
sERBIANs CONTINUE STRUGGLE

Nish Captured by Germans = Allies Land
Heavy Reinforcements : Greece Again
Changes Prenliers = Neutrality Pol
i3y Upheld - Kitchener Departs
for East
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13

meal" What power has bereft women
and children of more meals than the
curse of drink?
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13
ZION HOME
Important Announcement
Breakfast
Dinner
Supper
Meals 35c and SOC each.
6:3O to 7:3O a. m.
1880 a. m. to 1880 p: m.
$50 to 7:3O p. m.
Board by the week $500.

Thanksgiving Day, November Is, 1915
Thanksgiving Dinner will be served from 1880
200 p. m.
children twelve, soc each;
years and under, 35c each.
Tickets Zion Home the Jewey Depart
at Office floor Admnistra-
tionB Building
should be purchased later than Saturday
2Ohn order that the
the number that will to be cared for
We havea to
ldapplya once o
WILBUR GLENN VOIIVA
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13

vember by German submarine The
passengers and crew were saved.
Food Conditions Pinch in Germany
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-11-13

The Austro- Germans are reported to
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
0naO - GD1

Again vs eKteal = ~ - PssPae Of
Glsaveod, vhs d NJ sttsaA church
anywhere else, . very hearty invitation
to meet with Hs at the Methods!
church. We vant to preach . PLATA
simple gospel nessage and our aim ii
to be of service. You viii find col.
dial welcome at all Of the services.
The pastor will preach on Sunday u
IL q. m. and at 1880 pm. Please no.s
the change in time for the evening
service. ERNEST E. TUCK,
Pastor
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
GARD OF HANKS

We wish to express our sincere appre
alton to the many friends and neigh
bors for their sympathy and kindness
in our dark hour of sorrow. We ais;
wish to thank the many friends fol
their beautiful floral offerings.
ABE SULTZENBERGER
NANCY SULTZENBERGER
OPAL SULTZENBERGER
8. p. MCBRIDE.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

Say, fellows, it's boy! It's . boy!s
It's = boy!H and, say, fellows, it's
just about the finest boy that ever,
happened. That Is about the way Hen
ry v. Davis, Jr., greeted his friends Oh
the street when he came down town,
yesterday morning by way Of announc.
ing the package which the stofk had
left At his house earlier in the day.
Dr. Stewart reports all interested doing
nicely, and the many friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Davis are congratulatisa
them upon the arrival Of their fi1st
born.
II is becoming more and mere svi-
dent that some Of the young boys
shout town will insist On landing In
Jail and forcing their parents to pay
fine to secure their release. At least
that will probably be the natural cul-
mination Of the nisehievo1s and de-
structive pranks Of some of the young
hoodlums who ought to be spanked and
sent to bed in the evening instead Of
being encouraged in their devilish
depredations. If hint to some people
is not sufficient the city authorities
may find it necessary to make q few
examples.
4 = =
An unfortunate accident occurred
Thursday afternoon, about one o'clock,
when the small son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Krauthoff was slightly injured
by Ford car, driven by Reese Tucker.
The parents and boy had started to
cross the street at the corner Of Eighth
and Grand, when the boy ran ahead Of
his parents, aad not noticing the car,
was directly in front before anyone
saw him. Mr.. Tucker was, Of eoufse,
unable to stop his ear before the front
wheels had passed ever the child .
body, but he was net seFiossly hurt,
being slightly bruised aad shaksa up..
Mr.. and Mrs. Kra.ths1 are frsm u
linois, ssd have resns over the First
National Bank baildias. Dr.. Hsss,,
whs attended the little one, rspasss
that Be will be abb to be absut aenin
ir q few days.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the frie1ls
who were SO good in their ministrations
to our beloved wife and mother, Mrs.
Ella Ellis, during her long illness and
who showed their kindness At the time
Of her death.
HARVEY ELLIS.
MIS-. JULIA HARISTON.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
SCHOOL BOOK NOTICE

As representatives Of the school
book companies furnishing books for the
Garfield County High school We have
been instructed that We must handle
these books on . cash basis only.
NAYES BOOK STORE.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

There are no new developments in
the Kingsbury arson case, but Sheriff
Jessup has hopes that the perpetrators
Of the cowardly deed will yet be
brought to justice The sale Of farm
stock, Implements, furniture, etc. which
was to have been held last Saturday
has been postponed until today.
One Of the prettiest sAsws ever pre-
sented on the boards In this city. It
was interesting, 1t was clever, It was
elevating and it was entertaining. It
was full Of good satured, wholesome
fun. There was not N Questionable
feature shout it.-Boulder Herald. At
odeoa thsater, Tuesday, October 8.
The two young men engaged in =
fist fight At the danee Thursday night
are advised that they should 20 out be-
yond the city limits the next time they
decide to spill each others gore and
muss up each others features. The
entertainment was not especially aPpre-
ciated by the other dancers who could
easily spare them from the floor while
they engaged in the pugilistic stunt.
William Lacy, . miner at Sunlight,
was badly crushed Wednesday after
noon when the mine in which he was
working caved in. Dr.. Crook was
called and he had the injured man
brought immediately down to the sani-
tarium. At present he is getting along
nicely. Mr.. Lacy was 4 former mem
Der Of the police force in this city, aud
has many friends here who hope for
his speedy recovery.
= = =
Mrs. Alex Cerise, who has been dan
gerously i'll from the sane poisoning
which took the lives Of her husband
and two daugters some time ago, was
brought to the sanitariun Monday, an.
der the care Of d.. Hopkins. She in
proved 70 rapidly that she WAS taken
to her home Tharsday, and the indica-
tions are now that shs will entirely
recover from The elects Of the poiso1.
Hn. Ceriss h tie saly eae Of nix per
soas whs ate tAs fatal neat 70 recover.
Nm. Jsha Noehette died seoa after
the death Of hef husband.
= = =
COLORADO Pam
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

Miss Amelia williams, who has been
| i'll for some time, Is at present in Z
very dangerous condition, and her many
friends fear for her recovery.
Mrs. r. II. Carter and son of RAton,
N. NJ, stopped OF ON her way home
from the Panama exposition for . visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. P. Young.
= = =
State Examiners John Nelson, B.
Beckwith, Chas. Carruthers arrived
here Thursday and spent the remainder
ct the week making An examination VI
the county Offices.
A hearing was held in the county
court Monday in the divorce case Of
Jesse Wells against Grace Wells. The
trial was discontinued and will come
up six months hence, according to the
provisions Of the new law.
than those given by Mr.. Newman ever
visit this community, and the visits Of
his company are looked forward to with
great delight.-Poudre Valley, Wind
sor, Colo. At Odeon theater, Oct. 5.
Chas. L. Todd, postmaster At Rifle,
Ixyh he. al
ralgia of the heart, is greatly improved
at this writing, and there is q very
good chance for his recovery at this
time.
The Joseph Newman company pre-
sented an excellent bill At the Seger-
berg theater last evening. Every num-
Der on the program was thoroughly ea.
joyed.-Telluride Journal, Sept. -,
1918. At Odeon thsatsr, Oct. S.
Ifs. p. J. Kirwan was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening BY . short
visit fron Father Geary with whom
sAs was intimately acquainted many
yesrs ago. Father 0esry had been Wis
iting frieads in Aspen, ssd he left this
week for his hone in California.
A. . song -humorist Mr.. Newman 10
without = peer. Every member Of his
company made IN excellent impression.
The program was varied enough to suit
the most captious and will long he re-
membered as one of the most delightful
ever given here.-Canon City Record.
At Odeon theater, Tuesday, Oct. s.
= = =
Miss Alice Kendrick left Monday
evening for Colorado Springs, where
she was sent IS = delegate to the State
Federation of Woman's clubs. She
was accompanied by Mrs. L. G. Clark,
Mrs. c. W. Frank and Mrs. J. p. Rid
die who will also attend the fedora
tion.
= = =
Residents of Glenwood always re-
gard as q rare treat the opportunity to
hear Chancellor Buchtell of the Denver
University, who will speak to our peo-
pie at the Methodist church next Moa-
day evening. You will deprive your
self Of . rare treat if you fail to hear
Dr.. Buchtel at this time.
Five boys were arrested Thursday
night for breaking into the CoryeI
candy staAd Hofth Of the river. The
names Of the boys are known, bat Tor
the sake Of their parents and in the
hsps. that this may prove . lesson to
them that will prevent . repetition Of
their AeanHess, their names will be
withheld at this time.
= = =
Superintendent Thonpsoa Of the To-
eal trsst hatchery is sending ost tie
last Of the natives aad rainboWs. He
sAipped several hundred tAsasa1A sys1
sta9 70 various hatehssiss Of H. state
- h aaaitasa put ct . nknisa -
nsse II nstivs a.l faiahew Try in
aDsa0s. Ovue tAses ailliso Ssuu1 have
~ ssne lssa ~ lssal haasAssy ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

y
MAYEs BOOK STORE.
Gospel meeting at L2dies' Rest
Room, 311 Eighth street, Sabbath after
noon, 4 p. m. sharp.
The dance given by the Women Of
woodcraft Thursday evening at Dou.
gan s hall was . very successful affair.
\ = =
A marriage license w. ISSUED Sat-
ulday to C. H. Bradbury Of Denver
and Mrs. Lottie Napess Of Colorado
Springs.
Judge Rucker Of Aspen stopped of
here for = few days this week on his
return from the Eiks' state convention
at Pueblo. -aF
The Joseph Newman company gives
= good, clean show, not allwishy -Wasty
one, but a wholesome up-to-date enter
tainment of good music and Of humor-
Gus selections, insuring several goo1,
hearty laughs. -Longmont Call. At
Odeon theater, Oct. 5. 4
= = =
Such an entertainment IS the Joseph
Newman company gives does one good
real good. There is something to
amuse and please all the way through,
Nd hA - .
wholesome lesson or two one may n.
member if he choose. 1t is thsrs 70
that "he who runs may read. .'-Da-
.ango Herald. Odson theater Oct. s.
= = =
SAa6eI L Son, who have been eea-
Quoting . second haad store On Cessss
avenue for the past year, have shipped
to Palisade where they viii losass.
While here they made . number IT
frisnds who regret their leaving. Ths
good oil days." when seeosd hasd
stores flourished and men traded any
thing they had for = piece Of lesss
change to flirt with Dame Fortune
hAtC p1DOCu IN UtchWOVus
. = \
VIM. Rohr, who attended grand lodge
session Of Masons in Denver last week,
is again at home and has resumed his
duties As chief of police and water
superintendent. Among his duties n
the latter he sent out notices giving
water delinquents three days in which
to pay up their water rental for the
third quarter There was some hurry
ing and scurrying Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday as a result Of his
action.
Mrs. Blanche Darnell of near Riland,
this county, was here over Saturday
and Sunday that she might have sons
dental work attended to and to attend
to her fall shopping. Mrs. Darrell haa
taken up . homestead about three nilss
south of Sweetwater lake and this year
produced some good crops of hay, etc,
She will teach the new school estab.
lished on the banks of Sweetwates
lake this winter, using the "hks
house, as . school room and kvina
quarters.
= = =
Tie Dew headquarters Of tAs city
are becoming quite popular. AZ ~
pesse1t tine they are the Offices Of the
eitv clark and water sun.p;-A>n6ant
the ladies' rest room, meeting plaes sf
the Civic Improvement clab, nsstira
plaee for tie fire laddies, bad psse-
ties rosa asd for Sunday sfessness
services esndueted by Nrs. Je0sssss.
Il b sasd s.stAes club win assa ~
tAsss rssa Ter thsir meetings - ~
s1aisoA q essrss, -<hs Ssase - r.
eunsa ~ sAsbisSUalas: 11o1nU
|t1sso eoeA nes1A
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
ER MhU BW
\ WEEKS =
.EQD0lN@SZ] ]

kA- - =. ScnWdIZ returned IuesuAN '
1A1a . weeks visit in Denver.
= = =
1avhide starters for your horse, 81
esats and up J. S. WOODY.
Va Rohr returned the first of the
Uosk from Denver where he had been
visiting for few days.
= = =
Alderman Henry BOsco spent several
AAys last week and this in Denver at
taading to business affairs.
~ Rent-Good 5-room dwelling, well
situated, water in house. $l2 a month.
InAHire At this office.
d. D. Potter of Palisade was in the
e11y Saturday attending to business
aattsrs.
Mrs. Ruth Hayes left Sunday night
fos Denver where she will spend . few
Uoeks visiting.
Quite = number of Glenwood young
people attended the dance at Gypsum
~ Friday night.
fhs Rife Telegram intim2tes tn; {
ssossae Is planning on calling for .
xzand jury in this county.
= = =
Ars. n. E. Cunningham left Satur-
dey for Newport, Iowa, to be with her
nsther, who is seriously i'll
= = =
For Rent Foar-roon dwelling On
AaAse avaaus. Take it st 1e .
month. Inquire at this Office.
0fs. A. lilo came down from Ma
hae the ,.st of the week to visit with
relatives in this city for some time.
= = =
1sv. E E. Tuck went to Eagle Thurs
day, where he made an address in the
i.asrests Of the Univsrsity of Denver.
= = =
M. Grace Storms, left the first of the
Wssk for short visit at Salt Lake.
= = =
M. and Nn. Tony Guadagnolo are
ssjsieing over the arrival of = baby
Sisi at their home, born last Saturday.
The best assortment Of Studebaksr
speing wagons in Western Colorado.
J. g. WOODY.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dixon went to
Aspen Saturday to attend the funeral
Of George Harris which was held Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Young returned to
their home at Collbran Sunday, after
sPssding some time here enjoying the
baths.
For 6ale-Best Ford auto in Garfield
q esanty. In fifst-elass condition. Will
aake attractive price. Inquire at this
o1Ies.
Ars. L. Strauss, who has been i'll for
ss0s tine with . nervous breakdown,
10 much improved, and was able to b.
- this week.
1n. George Bsoughton left Sunday
oss.ing for Basalt where she will visit
AaR . short time with her mother, Mrs
0ssrgia Dobson.
An effort is being made by former
0asnwood people who are now living
IN California to sell fancy dried fruit.
- local people.
Mrs. VIM. TAFT arrived here from hel
hone at Montrose Tuesday evening to
spend a few weeks visiting with hel
nsther, Mrs. Emma Pedigo.
Two bargains in potato diggers. Only
slightly used Champion, $45.00. Dow
den in first class order, $4,000.
J. 8. WOODY
= = =
Mrs. B. T. Napier returned Monday
from Denver where she had been at
tending the Eastern Star convention
held in that city last week.
= = =
Ma Didine and daughter, Stella
arrived Sunday from Calkonia to
spend the winter here. Ms. Dildine is
sister to Miss Amelia Williams Of this
city.
= = =
Joe Hum, Jr., and Harold Psrkison
haA . great tine with the bird family
nsas Windy point the other day. They
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
ooroeADo HAM

An s.ssptio.al sppsstaaity b which
~ can paaes . fifst-elass fas1ss; WITH
sail capital - . osasssas iedsassa
fasa in - Il IL dnsse val1sys u
H. stass. WFtts Z n. 1soss1 eU1ss,
LassaSA Wya.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
APARTMENTS H M
"AM UA

s11AlG IRAN
0v1BX3Ue4 YU1 10
TAess visasng esssuns1.ais1s tW-
Wassss Z oshss1 9D4 ~ ~ -
m onaa Avo, Q1osoa auolO
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

q s9s - . - A.A
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

Superintendent Thonpsoa Of the 10
eal treat hatchery is sending ost tie
last Of the natives aad rsinbows. He
shipped several hundred thousand sys1
sta9 70 various hatehssiss Of IT, state
81 h aAaitSsa put ct . nklasa .
nsss II ns4ivs a.l faiaheW Try in
slssa0s. Ovse tAsss nilliss tsss4 havs
- ssae Assa ~ lssal hassAay ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

PAeos 20l J
Suits 8 po0eo6ico DuilAtAE
0lsawoea 0peines, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

John Lyon, ior7,cr resident Of Ri
fle, where he is well known, but now
living in the 8 ration home at Colorado
Spring., dropped in here the early part
AsR1y Hv0a II 1ifls and 0sana June-
tisa. ADsaG thsss - visits1 wsss
C1as3ss oeswsa ssa 1l. Csalsy, eaR -
spss1ss ~ ~ 2. . =. q .saf1wag.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

ice HUM, Jr, and Harold Psrkison
hal . great tine with the bird family
nsa1 Windy point the other day. They
sDssrsa niss fiss srosse for their ct
foets.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

For 6ale-Thrss sxeelleo& rssidsa<
lots On Blake avenue. Sewer ~
cement sidewalks all In. Call q Il;
s6so.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

For Sale or Trade-Furnitufe in
l7-room apartment house in San Diego
California. House well located. vii
trade for good Garfield county prop
erty. A bargain 1t 1900. Inquire =
this Office.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

For Sale:-One lot and 4-room resi-
dence ON Grand avenue. Fine resi-
denee location. Water in house. Thi
is . rare bargain. For particulars cal
At this Office.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

Re- Bero Of Martin 1 Bero, Who il
NV inAssusted in Dovis thsatss in
AlPa, nys tAsy 80 Asiag aSss1 ssa
NV - ssapnins - - ssossdins
- psasssa0 sssuiv6e = II Aaaas =
- A1p1 r1soss lsvgA
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

The Denver News certainly had q
pipe dream last Sunday when it pub
lished the story that the road through
the canon east of this city would bt
completed in two weeks and that =
grand opening would be held the CON
ing month.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

A number Of Glenwood men attend
ed the smoker at Eagle Saturday night
given by members of Eagle Camp
Woodmen of the World, among them
being District Manager James N. Ken
nedy. All who attended report . joll,
time.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

Judge Rueker Of Aspen stopped o,
here for = few days this week on hi
return from the Eiks' state convention
at Pueblo. -aF
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

A bachelor is a man who has been
crossed in love. Yes, and a married
man has been double crossed Life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-09
Parrish Compllmented.

James w. Weir, Democratic cores
pondent now at Charleston reporting
Legislative proceedings as he either
sees them or is paid to see as others
want them seen. occasionally forgets
his partisanshir. He has just had one
of those forgetful spells and as re-
suit one reads in Democratic news
papers the following well merited
compliment paid Senator Roy E Par
IRISH from this district by Weir:
Senator Roy Parrish, whose baili-
wick includes Harrison, Doddridge
and Lewis, is a most companionable
man, whose company is sought by
many for a pleasant chat. lie takes
an interest in everything concerning
the welfare OF the state, and us an
active, energetic, wide-awake member
Of the senate in an transformations way
Yields q good deal Of influence in the
body into which he was graduated
from the house Of delegates.