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The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
G 1924
Notice Nf Contest

Department Of tho Inferior Ublfsd Stsfet Lnfssi
t,Hicr.
DsAvfH Colo. Ian. 10. 1915.
ro Charles II. kirLInond Of 512 ". Ellsworth
Ave-. Denver foipra,ip. Contested.
YoH ARE herery untitled that Ercrton a, bow
.rd. WHO ;.iser Fondit. Colorado. a. biz port
mice addfrrr. did Dercfnbrr ~. 1914. 6ic ~
hi- Office hr duly cur-oborafsd application 10
-oUtrri snd the cancellation nf yonF home.
.teSd Enfry No -, Serial No. Ulgft1, made
November o. 1914. for the soufh hall ractiou -.
ownship 9 sonfb. rrnge 90 vert. 9Th Principal
Meridian. ana ae grounds for HE coprrt he slener
hat said enifyigsn har never from date Of entry
y ptcrcnt timr eefabIieled and maintained y
iona hde rcsidenec esid land or improved aud
ultiyated tiis ts'ne required by law That
,aid land bar b'*n wholly abandoned from date
y cntfy 10 present time.
yun are. therefore. further notified that the
aid allegations ~ be Hken se copfesred. and
igbi 10 he h-sfd. either before fhie Office nr on
ippeni II YOU fail IL III, in this ONCE within
wcuty days after The fourth publication Of thu
,otlce. st rbown below. your anr wer under oath.
pcehcnsiy responding TO there allegations oi
onistt. together With due-pro"f that yoh hsvs
aervci copy of your snswer th~ rail- contest.
ut eithei ~ person or by rcRrtered mail.
Yon should riste in your Hn-wer the name of
Ne poti oiic, 70 which YOU dssirc future notices
o be feDt to you.
MARY WnLry DAHs,r, Register,
ELIEs G. WIrtEn. 4f3 Denhnm Bldg, Denver.
'oio.. ATTY Tor CoDtcefsnt.
Date IT htrf publication Jnu. 22, 1915
Date of second publication Jan. 10. 1918.
Date ~ third publication Feb 5, 1918
Dadc 81 fourth publication Feb. i2. 1918.
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ADVERTISING RATES:
THESE RATES ARE NIT.

Busincrp locale 5 cents per line eBcii insertion
discount 10 regular advertisers carrying dirpiay
sdr. Advertising accounts payable monthly.
Legal advertising at Legal Rates.
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Easy Made Hard to Accomplish.

We are hoping FOR the best for Gov
ernor Carlson, but il our memory serves
us right there has not been governor
elected during the last twenty years but
started out with an ambitious desire to
work economical reforms in the state
government. The truth is governor
can do nothing unless ho has the co
operation and support Of his party asso
ciates-and most of his party associates
are looking for soft berth for them
selves or their friends Steamboat Pilot.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-22
An Industrious Man.

Hats of again to President Woodrow
Wilson. the youngest and most aggress.
i've man In the world today. On Mon
day Of this week, December 2S, our
President celebrated the 58th anniver-
sary Of his birth, and on that day he did
moro work than 30 out Of 100 men Of his
age. IL there any>wonder that We are
proud Of our President? Rocky Ford
Tribune.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-22
1t is Sure to Come.

Postmaster Burleson still talks govern.
ment ownership OF telephone aud tcle-
graph lines. We notice his party does
not follow him in this matter. Wann-
maker talked parcel post and postal saw
ings banks 20 years before they came, SO
Burleson has no reason to feel discour-
aged. Hayden Republican.
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Tn. Right Nan for the Job.

Perhaps there are many, say a hundred
at least, That want Tom Tynan's place as
warden of the state prison, but il we
we're in George Carlscn's place Tom
would stay right there il we had to hog
tie hun. Hoichkiss lines
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-22
Lend Us Your Gun.

We are thinking seriously of
getting gun. Judging from the
following it works WE'LL;
The editor OF a paper up in Wyoming
states that few days ngo he picked up
Winchester rifle and started down
street to deliver it 10 its owner. His de
bnquent subs rlbers somehow got the
notion that he was on the warpatb, and
everyone he met insisted ON paying what
he owed the editor. Onr rman is said to
have squared ten year debt.
Upon the editors return to the Office
he found a load OF hay, fifteen bushels
Of potatoes, n cord of wood, and barrel
of apples.
Will someone bo kind enough to lean
us gun?-Exchange.
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Post cards at the Tribune office,
four for + cents
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WIN Make Some Noise.

II Governor Carlson succeeds in abol-
ishing half the useless positions he has
slated for destruction, we shall invest in
ear muIIs. The din from disappointed
"trooly loil" aspirnnts will be appalling.
But let 'er go, Gallagher West Slope.
-west Slope.
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Get the Ak.

Practically everything in Colorado IL
protected but the 'knocker No closed
season on them. Can be taken any time
from January to January. Get your
blunderbuss and start tomorrow to hunt
them down. Carbondale Item.
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Ii You Are Coming
To Denver

We weuld like to havr you see the uer
goods we have selcrtrd in dne .IeweIry
Watches. Clocks md everything foun.
in first dlass jewclrv store. hut j
you cannot come just write and tell ut
what you want and you viii receive tb,
same careful attention and prompt ser,
ice YOU would rec,ive over our counter.
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Post cards at the Tribune office,
four for 5 cents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-22
From Our Exchanges.
Let Us FORGET Him.

Governor Ammons can now devote his
entire time to his insurance company
and we hope he is more successful in
that line than he was as governor Of
Colorado. Denver Democrat
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-01-22
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

80 mercury viii surely destroy the sens
uf smell and completely dcrange IN,
" hole ryftcm WHEN entering II througl
the tuurour Turfscss fHrh articles shoulf
never he uacd csrrpt an prescriptions
from reputable pigNFician@ as the datnags
they viii do is ten fold to the good yoi
can poseibly dorlvc from ihem, usllf
rstarrh Cure. ma 1ntactufFd by r. j.
Cheney e CO., Trl,do O.. contains ne
mercury. aud ir taken Internally. actinS
directly upon flie hirrd aud mucous sur
faces Of tho EyTtcn. In buying HalfF
faiarrh Cure ho sure von get the genu
inc. II u taken Internally and made in
Toledo Ohio hy r. J., Cheney & Co. Tes
fimonialr free
sold by pruEHirtr Price .5c per bottle
Take Hais Famii, Pits for constipation.
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FRENCH STATEMENT.

PARIS. via London. March .. HE
-. m.-Tho following official commu-
nication was issued by the war office
tonight.
From the sea 10 the Aisuc Their.
have been artillery duols. often fairly
spirited. in which We have had the
advantage
"On the whole front Of the sector ~
Rheims. especially az the Alrcr farm.
near Pompeli fort. the enemy this
morning delivered attacks which were
easily repulsed
between Souain and Boauseiour our
progress continued a. several points
where We gained a footing in the
woods. which had been fortified hv the
enemy. and We have progressed be-.
FOND the crest OF the hills in that o..
gi0n Iu the course OF the last few
days strong counter attacks have been
fDpUissd
ln Tine ArFou1n. fn the region OF
NauTuOis ON our gains of yesterday
were maintained and ur captured
about 100 prisoner Scar porfa-
Nousson uIrhf attack b. the Cor.
name a. the forest OF 90 Prsfrr
failed
There Dr. nothing uDR fo report ON
thr rest uf the front
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BOND SALE
saie OF schnnI nnnI.


Ih' Board uf Education of TrtsG.ruU|..
Instruct lu ohio County. W w will nm
ll inc 10th day OF March 1915 af h.
O'Clock noon. at itv uffi,. fu N\Dn,.,I,I.
school Building receive scaled bids f.r
90" sale of S1-a. U0u uO ar any r,rt
ly-i'"i ga sums OF 50. 600 .uu or NOR. az
tu' coupon bonds ~ said district con.
Nl~iluE uf -" bonds iu tho dyuomiuati,n
~ h"Nn"N each. mum bored Ca "a elri..
from one fu TWO hundred tiffv Ga.
elusive. payable iu thirtv-fDur yrsr.
from date. and rvd'umshlr al IA, Dptiur
81 tho Board after ton year. bearing DO.
t"r'~t az tho rate of % per cent Der am
mum. PAYABLE annually. being dated
April .. 1915.
NJ bids must he accompanied with .
''rilfl'd check payable e. order of UnYrI
81 Education OF Triad.lphia District for
per cent OF par value of bonds bid tor
ana should h' addressed 90 the Sygra-
t"rA. Muud~dal.. Wheeling W. Va
Tile board reserves IA, right 10 reject
any and all bids. and may as. tho ch,,I.
sent herewith ~ liquidat,d damages FOR
FAILURE Co comply with such H. tho same.
is accepted
BOARD OF EDUCATION or TRIADEL.-
IHlA DISTRICT.
$ $. JACOB JE.. Secretary.
fHa1a..# MR.
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EYENCROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
feNensh. bilious. eonEtipste5. give
fruit laxative az onee

Don't scold your fretful pseylsn
chilc. See n tongue o. coated. this
Is a sure sign it, little stomach. liver
snd bowels are clogged with sour
waste
When hstless pale. feyerish. fun OF
colo, breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach. Indigestion. diarrho.s. Eiys "a
teaspoonful OF California syrup OF
fiss. and In a few hours an the
foul waste. the sour bll. and ferment.
inE food passes out Of she bowels and
YOU have vel and playful child
aEain. Children love this harmless
truit laxative" and mothers can rest
easy after giving H. because it never
iails 10 make their little "insides'
clean and sweet.
hep Il handy. Mother ! little given
today saves a sick child tomorrow. but
get the genuine. Ask your druggist
Tor 5Lccnt bottle OF California Syr-
~ OF Figs" which has directions for
babies. children OF all ages. and for
grown-ups plainly on the bottle Re
member there are couuterfelts sold
here. SO surely look and see that
yours Il made by the California Pig
syrup Company" Hand back with
contempt any other fig syrup.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


In th" District Court Of tho United STATE
Tor the Northern District of West
Virginia
In IN" matter or George n Emblem
Bankrupt. lu BANKRUPTCY. No a..
To the creditors Of George n EmbI .1
or IN" city ut Wheeling and County Of
OHIO. and district aforesaid. a baukrriUt
N"ucc b. hereby given that on the g5tn
day OF February. s. -. 1915. 10, ggId
't"rE" -. Emblem was duly HdJudlsHt,I
a. bankrupt. and that the first m,rftut.
OF creditors viii be held AZ the officr Of
y. w 'umWiuS. ESQ. 40 1895 ChaplIr-
street in the city or Wheeling Count.
Of ohio and state Of West virginia ON
the 9TH day Of March. s. n. 1915. az 10
u CLOCK IN the forenoon. az which tIu..
the said creditors may attend. PROV,
their claims. appoint trustee .NauIr.
the bankrupt and transact such other
business aS may properly come beIur'
said meeting.
uated-Fe February Goth. 1915.
d. W. Ct-NMINS.
Referee i'm EIukruDl,y
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RIVER NEWS

ill rivers above, and the Obi. arr.
mere was % stage of 10 faef a.
il'ai wharf early this morning
tiIg ONO. on her return New prlr,r.
Naihl 'rn- excursion trim 4rrr,.I 80
g.I,ft morning shortly after s
" ~ l'i.'usI "i passengers. for the SrnIl,.
~ 'hn way points. 10 b. UtaI- -
Hlil Nlth' another excursion thin T.. a.
'"ht city about Easter IL 80 ~
MI. be put lu her old Cincinnati T;Ifts..-
The City OF parksrabf5r- t. -.t...., ,
7" arrive here early tHte fu0rrfr.. 49,
Ky l-' .inai Tor Pittsburgh This v-fIi b.
,gilI "l.t ,Llp out Tor nearly H year she
.,IttNh3. from GhHrlsstou Cor az
''I'NF Guy I7 due carly TODAY
ii. tureUu ia scheduled Ia no. .
glF from Harkorrburg fD- pftf.t,.,-..t
.' iNpori and FallIe were no yaef--
I'F me smoky city with 'eurfy
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MINERS ENTOMBBD
(COntinusd from Fir.t P.g,,


rescue parties at work IN the
mine. The report, however. stated
that the air in the mine is very
bad and that progress In aettina
back 70 the assistance Of the re.
naming entombsd miners is very
slow.
Exact figures as 70 the number
Of men IN the mine at the time OF
the explosion cannot be obtained.
but u IS estimated that the mum.
Der was 175 TO tsO Reports as 20
the condition Of the men rescued
differ, one being 70 the effect that
the bodies Of some Of the men
we're considerably mutllated.
while another report says that the
men rescued alive were practical
y uniniured.
Found Little Debris.
Officials OK the New River and po
c1hortIs Coal Co. which operates the
mines az Layland stated tonight that
the rescue parties had found bat UtfIa
debris bon tho mine and that they mad
p'nifratDd late f1.a evening 10 4 de.
lance OF 5000 feet They declared
That Tho mine was bu. little dam4r.d
hE tho explosion and insisted that fho
report received here durIrs tho al. r
noon fo fHn effect that fr, mine was
ON ir' waa false Tho cause of fHa
explosion ra. NOT been learned nor
cam any I"r -bin cause Doc raeIaHsJ
here. Inspector. bad mad. recent fn
tI'0fIura OF tH. mine and report DO fa
Poi" ir"" from explosive ra. and dust
900 Inspection i..r. been made rs
ON" nl ih. rurHauIa Inspector. .#
H'' aH laI Friday
land Ia located 0n fln Quinn.
mont branch of fHr rHr..rr4Ea A
ohio Railroad three miles from Thu.
N".H. nr1 mime $50 # IH which ODD.
pIo ... occurred D.. r DRIFT mine
and .. situated hIrH 0r fH. .fH of fr.
...m. h..H. uH. uf Ono II.Ht.f BOB
'.' .r. u..r H.'H TH. mf.. ar
'.rd.Hr fool chief r#r H.nr.. of us
'...u"n. off Shines. would make Goo
'. .H...rfh.. fu gas furma
... I.n Hu. r. f.. other mines
'|. ..r... .nH l.m. H. greet .H.
"...' 'u ... wr. department officials.
..H Hrr 'H".I#" HHH HI IarI##H
.. .uI who considered .. ur. OFF
'H' '. n OBJ. Sow River Hrft
|rH' uuHU... cd. .H. ua. H...ut.
cred .n .HH m.r. .H.. HnI. D.. rr. OF
'H' Inspector. uH.I. boring .r fr. TACO
o.. '.. coal. and upon .H.. report gHIaf
I...f. ordered fHaI ar examination
o. OBJ. m.n" b' made every murnua
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FATAL AUTO RIDE

TOLEDO 3D.. March ON, man .s
dead. young woman is DYING boo s
hospital and two mon and two women
aro suffering from severe bruI.s. as
Goo result of DvnrurrIuE of "a t0uru.
car 0n o. hIEbway near The oufskirfr
fO.uIrHf
Harold D. Slater. .T years DID,
driver u. .rs rar. wa. KILLED and NIea
NHrsarof Roberto Do year. old. i. 1y.
.rE
IHr .IE young pr--uu. were out for
f'r. and .r frIuE fu pass another
.H. far machine went over an rm.
haUkusnf
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NOTED ADVERTISER
WIT Address Members Of Local As
Club - Room sos schmufbaeb
Building Toniaht

MI a.v'llyu Pratt of New York
CIV. leading advertising man of rro
pr .."ruiIs. VIII address tho members
'I In' local Hd club This evening .f
"'Il ''' NrNmu'barh building Sir
I''I' D.. ono of Tho '.afiul men of fFg
''.. on ln' subject of adFartIs.re arG
i'fH, esth'rIue BE- expected t1 Ha4r
i.m
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AMERICAN NOTE
toonunusd from First PaTsJ

strucfcd ~ 10 become harmless after
breaking loose from their anchorage.
To rs suggested. second. that the sub.
marines Of neither Of tho two govern.
ment7 should be- employed 90 attack
merchant vessels of any nationality.
except for the purpose OF carrying ont
the right o. holding them ur and
searching them and third. that mar.
camille ships Of neither Of the parties
should employ neutral rars aa war
russo of for the purpose OF courraIIng
their Identity
Great Britain. DO Dr. SUGGESTED arDHIg
agree that fuudafuTa HHaU NOT bn
placed ON Tho l'sf OF absolute contra.
band and that tho British HufHur..I.H
shall neither disturb NOR hold un rH..
goes OF such GOOD. when addressed
to agencies in Germany. tho names 0f
which are ruuww..H. hH Hn
United States government for fru rur.
uuaS ~ receiving aurH goods and
hrrdir. Thorn over f1 licensed Coz.
man retailers for further distribution
exclusively f0 tho civil population
Germany. If Ie commended aru4fr
declare hrr agreement .Haf ugI..H.
from tHo United State. ur ans other
neutral country. .HaU Dol addressed
fu aurh aFrrT.r.
70 safeeYBrE 5sIf
Finally .Ir American .u..rm.H.
re r HH... fu Hf..nHrF f...|
I-r.r.f I|. .H.. of H..|.rr.rt ur NON.
ira'e r.HbI. ..rT nr I.. principle. r.
International i.u TH. American r4v
'u.rf would rather REGARD u.H ar
-rrnr mo- Hr H muf". ...rfI H.r.
" based more Un .HIHHIfr... faar
.n IrrI reHf
Ih" German reply f0 .H. note of
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice % manufacturers. Jobhsr, M.r
ehantt and others Whoisaalr peaisrr

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board 20 CONTROL OF the state
OF west Virginia will receive bids d. y
- IT. office 1f Charleston. West Virrtnf-
Tor furnishing supplies for the reversf
state institutions. tho financial manage.
- p. 'i which T. vested In said Rnarf
Snf tracts Will he awarded go the lowest
nioo"rr. quality vuns 'derrd and ofher
uLlnE~ .irE equal. West Virginia deal
'rs VIII D. given preference
Lasts @ supplies needed viii be fur.
hishnd bidders ON receipt Of rcqugsf.
stating tho lime desired
STATE ko'lth rT CONTROL.
-1-L-ff ClHrl HstrU. W~ut virginia
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE

EUBLAC SAIL.
SATURDAY. March % 1915. T. M rr
Wheeling Produce Exchange 1870 Ma.
street. Wheeling. ". Va
TWO GOOD MULE TEAMS
scales. trucks. wagons and general f.,-
'HE'N nt bI"dH.. store. Terms cash.
sale viii TAX" place rain o- shine.
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Rescue Car Out.

PITTSBURGH. March 2.-GeOrge :
Rice. mining engineer Of the Pitts.
burgh station Of the bureau OF mines.
upon learning Of the explosion near
Quinnimont w Va. today ordered
the mine rescue car at Glen Alum. ".
Va. 10 proceed TO the scene. The
Pittsburgh rescue car b. being held
In readiness. James ". Paul. chief
mining engineer i'm charge Of rescue
work and his assistant. n. u. Mason
Jr. are expected TO reach Quinnimont
tonight The Glen Alum rescue car
will pick up experienced rescue work
ers
A report received by the bureau OF
mines here late today was that a
member Of one Of the resucue parties
a. work in the Layland mines had
been killed. No details were given
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for explosive gases before the men
were permitted to enter the mine.
Explosion Was Mild.
According 10 Information received
az the Department of Mines during
the day. the explosion was a mild one
In comparison with other recent ca.
tastrophes OF the kind. and that the
air current fans were started within
- minutes after the explosion. Chief
Henry left Charleston al 4.3O this az.
ternoon for Laylsnd. To make per.
sonal inspection of the disaster.
As soon as word of the explosion
was received here John I. Absolem. 81
Montgomery. and l. b. Holiday. al
Beckley. district mine inspectors. were
dispatched to the scene OF the disas.
ter. and the mine rescue car was sent
out from Glenalum
Hope is held out that most of the
miners may yet be rescued alive. Vet
II is realized that the arrested fumes
OF the explosion probably are deadly
In many portions OF the mine. and Il
will depend largely on the location
OF the men in the mine as to their
safety.
Brought Out Six Alive.
HINTON. w. Va, March 2.-Work-
ing continuously for nearly II hours.
rescuers early tonight had brought
out alive only six OF the lS2 miners
entombed in the Layland mines Of
the New River and Pocahontas Con-
solidated Coal company. near QUINN
mont by an explosion today. One body
today that OF George Benerk. was re-
covered by rescue party near the en-
trance OF Mine No 3
From outside evidence. the force OF
the explosion must have been terrific.
The stone arch over the main en-
trance OF the workings was de-
stroyed. windows within a 300 yard
radius were broken and the explosion
was felt for miles around
\. b. Cooper. who was delivering
groceries to a house within 20 yards
Of the mine entrance was blown
against a telegraph pole and killed
The first rescue party which pene-
trated the mine. a drift working.
found bad slate falls. They reported
the air course good.
Guard lines have been established
about the workings and only workers
are permitted within them Company
officials refuse to give out any in
formation
Most Of the entombed miners are
OF foreign birth but there are also a
large number Of Americans
Hugh r. NcMillen. assistant mine
boss. Is among the missing
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSCh nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR Akn
ARTEHIAL EWBALMER
ii22 and 1924 Main Street
calls Answered Day or Mint.
Store Phones SIS
8. J. Fnrischr. Sat Phone IqraR
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THIs PARM FOR SALE AT A
PRICE OF HALF IT'S WORTH, within
one mile " Wheeling contains near
20 acres. acres Of fruit. good S room
mousse and All necessary out buildIuEs.
Inc chance or your lilo 10 Eet a. farm
~ very low price on good terms. Sec
Us ~ you are Coutcm plating buying "a
FARM ~ We have 200 for sale Please
80 not take our time unless YOU are
really wanting n farm. We will gladly
show any We have without obIEatirE
yourself
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT

The SEVERN BOARDING;
HOUSE. 9i5-9I7-9i9 MAIN ST
WILL RENT ALL TOGETHER OF
SEPARATELY.
JAMES l.. HAWIEY.
1861, MAIN ST
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FURNISHED ROOMS

TON RENT Furnished rooms near p..f
'Ii'r". ail convenience Call Natfur.T
LLnn- .ot4-M. I,U IU1f-E f-a-.I
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FOR SALE.
TOR RENT

FOR RENT
rooms and bath. 1l2l Eoff 81 Sg0 00
. rooms and bath 142is 18th St 40 90
rooms sfnd bath. a. nth St.Iight
and heat furnished. ..... 10 GU
rooms and bath. 90 10th St.. az on
rooms and bath. SO 18th St.. 4s.ON
rooms and bath, 1901 Lind ST.. @u.uO
y rooms and bath. 1911 Market St 1900
. room house, G53 Main St.. 90 90
~ rooms ana path lniN Market st. $500
rooms and bath, 26.O ChapIine. "a 90
rooms ana hath, &blh thapliuc... 1900
rooms and bath. 39th and Wood. 1900
rooms and bath, 2G2f Chapliuc. % 90
rooms and bath. ~ North Huron ~ 81
rooms ana path 81 22nd St.. 20.0O
Haller -BieberSOn-Gundling Co.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance..
Cor. 18th q Markst SITS. Bell phons 4ss.
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PCUII TRY

- N--~>---->s~SN--~~--~-~---->
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DEADLY SRRAPNEL.
Good "Man Killers but Their EHeos
tiveness Is Limited. M


tiveness Is Limited.
shrQpnel so called after their In
yentor, the British General Shrapnel,
are thin cases of tough steel contain
ing large number Of bulets-ln the
british artillery oG3 aud in the French
and German 30O--with small burst
irIg charge at the base of the projectile-
The bursting charge breaks the thin
steel case, when The bullets sweep Tor
yard with the velocity impaired TO the
projertile by the gun. Shrapnel are
regarded as good man killers, but
they are quite ineffective against
buildings. where shells are deadly,
For the attack of field guns and build.
ingS ana for action against troops in
trenches most armies employ howitz-
ers. which are short, squat guns that
toss their projectiles high in the AR,
high angle fire.
In the British army every division
has fifty-four field guns and eighteen
howitzers. These howitzcrs are of 40
inch calber. firing II shell 40 inch IN
diameter and weighing thlrty-hve
pounds. They have n range OF 100
Yards. which is 1000 yards greater
titan the range Of the British field gun.
The defect of the howitzer IS that
its shell is very heavy. and conse-
quently much fewer rounds can be
carried than with the field gun. There
is no security that single howiizer
shell will do twice the damage OF an
ordinary field gun shell, though 1t
weighs twice as much.
The French do not employ a howitz-
er in their field artillery. The Ger
mans use heavy pattern OF SIX inch
caliber, firing q she'll Of about ninety
pounds. aud lighter pattern OF A.
inch caliber.- New York sun.