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The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23

ms. /. Il. / itNcl Has HltN"u
70 1895 Sheridan Boulevard
where they have leased an acre
tract and will be more convent
entity located for the two young
ladies who are employed in the
Western Union Telegraph Offices.
Mrs. French announces that she
will open her millinery business
next week in Arvada.
George Williams is expected
home from st. Luke's hospital
the latter part of the week. He
has been gaining strength rapid
ly since his operation of nearly
four weeks ago and expects to
be entirely free from the trouble
with which he was afflicted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Frey
left Thursday for Idaho Springs
where they will make their
home.
I Bryan Staley came down from
Boulder and spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Staley.
Clear Creek Valley Grange
will be entertained by Wheat
ridge Grange dramatic society
which will put on their popular
play The Old Dairy Home
stead, - on Friday evening, April
Z.
John Young made a trip to
Utah last week where he secured
another big railroad contract for
boring two big tunnels.
John Andrist and family are
spending few days on their
place north of town putting in
the spring crops.
Mrs. George Muench has been
quite poorly for the past three
months with rheumatism and
does not improve very rapidly we
regret to report.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Caspary of
Tulsa. Okla, are stopping off
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. O.
G.. Taylor. on their way HON e
from Ell Paso, Texas. Mrs. Cas-
parry is Mr.. Taylor's sister.
| A large company of members
and friends Of the Baptist church
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott de-
lightful surprise party last
Tuesday evening. 1t was ad
roitly managed to see that the
pastor and wife would be at
home in spite Of a previous en-
gagement in the city. After a
generous shower of fruit and
other good things, the company
invited the guests to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lobb where
the evening was happily spent
with music and informal enter
tainment. By the courtesy of
the Denver Dry Goods Company,
George Cochran furnished de-
lightful music on the Edison
] yldlllDlld blSS llllolioSl dDil.
Generous refreshments conclud-
ed a most happy evening.
Prof. j. \. Hogan will undergo
an operation on one of his ears to-
morrow morning. He has many
friends who will wish for his speedy
and permanent cure. He has been
suffering for several months from
1 the ailmcnt.
r. o. Graves sold four Ford cars
last week, n five passenger to Edw
Furtcr, Lakewood, n ruuabOut to +.
| T.. Son, grocer on W. 3Sth. u
runabout and commercial body to
l.. f.. Echcrt, W. 3Slh and n run
about to X. Mczino. the japanese
/ insurance agent.
Mrs. Damctz j. now able 10 be up
and around after several weeks ILL
ness.
The many friends of Harold
Juchem who is now in San Matcu.
Costa Rico, will he pleased to know
that he has had promotion with
the gold mining company he i
working for 10 assistant supcrintcn-
dent. He now is in full charge
l while the superintendent is away IN
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23

A. A. Tetzlatf has moved his
family to Byers, where they will
make their future home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23

Jack Melnick, who has been
rooming at the home of Carter
Williams left Sunday for his
home in Pennsylvania.
A. l.. Hansen has moved back
from Englewood and is working
by the year for H. l. Jones, who
purchased the McQuiston ranch
some time ago.
Joe Mitchell has rented Mrs.
Lobb's house now occupied by
Edward Batter and the latter
will move into August Tetzlafs
house on Wadsworth.
The Woodman dance given
last Friday evening was not so
well attended but a good time
was had.
Mrs. Gwyn Lewis left Sunday
for Casper, Wyoming where she
will join her husband who is
working for an oil company at
that place.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23

Rev. c. M. Cooper was called
to Windsor Wednesday to preach
the funeral of friend.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23

A. A. Tetzlaff has moved hi:
family to Byers, where they vii
make their future home.
Rev. C. M. Cooper was called
to Windsor Wednesday to preach
the funeral of a friend.
Last Thursday evening while
Robert Swadlev Jr. was running.
he slipped and fell. striking his
head on the spring of an auto
omobile that was standing near
by. 1t required two or three
stitches to close the wound in
his scalp.
The wind of Tuesday blew
down the barn of M. p. Chinn in
the west part Of town and car
ried a portion of the roof about
fifty feet. Aside from the loss
of the barn, which can be re-
built from the lumber for the
most part, the ambulance which
was used by the undertaking es-
Establishment was completely de-
molished. Coming as this does
on the heels Of their disastrous
fire, Messrs Burton & Chinn feel
that they are having their share
of troubles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-24
=. -. FORD LEADS MOOSE.

aurora, TIL. Nov 24-Joh1 IS. Ford
61-a--alF aIa. vice supreme dictator
or the LcTal Order oI Moose. was
elected yes er1zT acting supreme die
.45aE ~ r-e Moose To fiji the vacancy
caused Pr the death Of Henry Davis
o- cleveland. The supreme council
foef at Hoosehear-. the national head
quarts SIS miles north Of Aurora.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-24

Is large American flag free with
every account opened Of SIS, or more
at the German Trust q Savings bank
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-08-03

Miss Gertrude l.. Coon spent Satur.
day in Hastings.
Cecil Barrett is home from St.
Francis, Kansas.
Mrs. Lloyd Perry left Saturday for
Bird City, Kansas.
DR.. a. + Boles returned from
Franklin, Saturday.
William Foster, of Republican City,
was in town Friday.
Miss Ruth Johnston has returned
home from Lincoln.
Miss Banch Cox, of Baden, visited
with Mrs. c. c. Cox, Friday.
Attorney Bernard McNeny returned
home from Alma, saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Butter spent sun.
day in Cowles with q. a. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Geer spent the
weekend in Franklin with relatives.
James Ryan aud Chef Shelley at.
tended the carnival az Franklin, Fri.
day.
Editor Karl l.. Spence, of the Frank
lin News, was in the city Sunday
afternoon.
Will Provost ami wife are home
from Mcdonald, Kansas, where they
spent a month.
Oris Fearn and wife returned to
Hastings, Saturday, after few days
visit with his parents.
Lew Fearn, of Plainvew, Texas,
arrived in the city the last of the
week to visit relatives.
Henry Richmond, of Omaha, was
the guest of Attorney Bernard Nc
Ncny and wife, Friday.
Eli Houchin, Of Wheeler, Kansas
was visiting relatives aud friends IN
this vicinity this week.
Earl Saladen returned home from
Peru, Saturday, where he attended
the State Normal school.
Geo. l.. S,ei.en and Frank Leader
brandt left overland for South DG-
kota the last of the week,
J. L. Yost is now driving a ne"
Overland automobile which he pur.
chased Of james Petcrson
Miss Dorothy HopEa returned &C
Rluo Hin Saturday nftar snpnlipr a
week with Miss lIrma Ranuey.
Mr., and Mrs, John Wolfe, Of Bird
City, Kansas, are visiting relative,
and friends in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, II. Smith returned
home from Clayton, Kansas, Satur.
day, where they visited their son.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-08-03

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Buy your Groceries of Miner Bros Co.
E.J. Overing was in Cowles, Tues.
day.
&. w. Lindsey spent Tuesday in
Superior
Miss Julia Warren is 10 Superior
this week
r. w. Myers. Of Nora. was in town
Saturday.
Row Robbins returned to Guide
Rock. Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Cain is visiting in Den.
yer this week
\ house and 3 lots for sale. Inquire
of John Foster
Miss Retta Mcdowell spent Tues.
dav in Hastings.
C. T. Gather was a passenrer to
Samaritan Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Uuffer spen,
Trasd,v in Hastings
Mrs Marion Smith returned home
from Nelson. Friday.
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New Oueen Onali,v Shoes Low and
Shoes are now heinz shown at Ni,er
Bros. Co.
Miss Irene Pegg returned, Friday,
from Kearney, where she attended
summer schoo''
MISS lrma Grimes has returned to
Hastings after visiting with her broth
|
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Miss Florence Kellogg returned
home from Kearncy, Saturday, where
she attended normal school.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-08-03
as TOLD TO US

Votes for Women" Orphcum, Tues
day, Aug. Sth.
Come to Red Cloud and do your trad
ing.
Rev. j. Il Jarboe of Lincoln is in the
city this week.
u. w. Fay of Blue Hill was on our
streets Monday.
AL Gruben. of Blue Hill. was on
our streets, Tuesday,
Miss Charlotte Buerstctta spent
Wednesday in Cowles.
Miss Isabelle Maynard was passen,
ger to Lincoln, Wednesday.
New Summer Dress Goods now be-
ing shown by Miner Bros. Co.
Prof =. NJ. Whitehead returned
home from Lincoln last evening.
VIM. kuehn's Lamb Chop are now on
sale at Iost's Meat Market. adv
Mrs c. I. Dickinson went to Blad-
en-, Wednesday, to visit her son, Clyde.
Mrs. J A. Bradford and children re-
turned home from Hastings, Tuesday.
Mrs a A. Leroy Is III heor"h VniN
wee" '''''''s WIZ" ''e' ''''''''' "''
sister,
Mrs. FRED DE our returned 10 "n'oe
hoeN, "e'n''""S' "'''' ''''''"S '''"
'''e' ne'e
Mrs. n. H. Simpson returned nome
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Mrs >. u Ellis ana daughter MISS
neie"' "en' " ''''''o'"' '''''> ''' W
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Mrs Mary simpson ana MIS- Ma"u'
Renfro went TO Armour, TUESDAY t'
>'''' 'e'"''''''
Mr.. ana MIS- Harry lreoold o.
Campbell spent sunday AT the hehr!
Diederich home.
Earl Dickerson returned to Famine
Tuesday, after visiting Few days
with friends here.
Wallace Moranvlle of Amherst il
visiting his grandfather, Dr. j. W
Moranvii!e, this week
Art and viii CLANCY of Superio
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
X. CLANCY, Wednesday.
W,yrrn-5Ot n so lbs. thrifty stool
hogs. VIII pay premium over marke
price.-C. II. Miner Serum Co.
Iohr F,star and dauohter Miss Eva
evan, Tuesday evoninr, in RenuhIica,
City Win Mr. and Mrs Postem
o., ,., . ,,.c., !.
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,,,a,a '
heV' "h''aNet Will preach ~ II d. VI
Gnu - '''", 'aI"oc aI J. w. "eN
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-08-03
Saturday, August S

A strong and entertaining five reel
program, consisting of the Broken
Promise, a three reel Kuickerboclier
drama, Chicago Tribune News and a
comedy.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-08-03

a beautiful Characterization and "A
delightful tale Of sweet innoceusc and
eternal youth \ drama Of the lights
and shadows of the forest and the
depths and shadows of human life
Regular prices
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-08-03

Next week "Old Curiosity shop
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-08-03
A dramatic feature in 6 parts

"Your Girl and Mine" is a big play
with a big mission, built on a big scale.
1t is whole evenings entertainment
and a very interesting evening at thu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-31
CZY sL0AN,A IMMINENT
POMAGA.

Pytajcic czlowieka kt6ry go H.
zywal, on vie. ''MySlac o tenn, IL
cierpialem przez te wszystkie la
ia gdy jedna % centowa butelka
Sloan'a linimentu wyleczyla
mnie", pisze jedcn wdzieczny u
zywajacy. Jezeli macie reunla-
tyzm albo cierpicie ma neuralgia,
Dol W krzyzach, bolesci albo ze-
sztywnienie, ME zaniedbujcie
wziac butelke Sloan a. Ono da
wan pozadana ulge. Rozgrzewa i
koi b6lc, sztywne bolace micjsce
i czujecie sic o wicle lepiej. kup-
Gle W kt6rej kolwiek apiece, tyl-
ko 25c. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-31

P}6kanie gard}a co rano, doda-
JAG do sxklanki woody kilka kropli
.SoRoLu" moze uprzedzld xazieble.
ME gardlanych organ6w
Aptekarz lub Wasz sklepikarz
60 MAZE, albotex saiadajoie Cd r.
AT. RlcnTER d Co, - so Wa
shington ST., New York N. 7.
-25c Duteleo9ka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-31
Udalo Sc

Nieszczesna jest mania u pan o
|bywatelek acknowledgement, miejs-
kich czy wiejskich, wyjazdu do
tax zwanych w6d l%eczniczych, a
rzadko z potrzeby wzmocnienia
zdrowia, tylko byle zadosc uczy-
mic k}amanej ambicyi i uzyciu 70
zrywek, kosztem nieraz spokoju
domowego bardzo czesto kosz-
tenn chudej W dzisiejszych ga
sach kieszeni. Ma te chorobe spo-
Feczna napisal znany, utalentowa
ny humorysta p. Kaz. Laskowski
(ED bardzo udatny i pelen hume
ru wierszyk nastepujacy, pod pc
wyzszym tytulem:
Lubie bliznim przyjssc z pomoca,
Bardzo lubie!> zwlaszcza rada...
Cos ma tydzien pred sezonem,
kiedy z iona do w6d jade, Wide
Jasia. Zachmurzony, biegnac, z
czo}a pot ociera..
= Co sic stale?
= Stara spiewka, iona do w6d
sic wybiera.
= ChOra?
= Me, ale radczanka. Wobec
takiej paranteli musi przecie, du
SIZE zastaw, co rok jechac do ka-
pieli.
Westchnal gorzko, przygryzl
wargi jail zegnac sic copredzej.
= Gdziez ci pilno?
= Do lichwiarza, by ma woody
daf pieniedzy.
zal mi chlopca.
= foczekaj-no. Pomyslimy
chwile ma}a. Moze da sic znalezzc
spos6b, by sic PAM odechcialo.
Machnaf reka.
= Groch Ia sciane! mdlosci..
spajmy.. awantury.
= Pozw6l jednak, ia spr6buje,
lecz zastrzegam sekret z CORY.
Zgoda?
- Zgoda.
= Vice pamietaj, bys ME zwie
rial sic nikomu. Teraz powiedz,
kiedy zwykle iona bywa sama "
domu?
= Pc poludniu.
- Doskonalc! Do widzenia "
gore uszy.
= No, jezeli ci sic uda, pedzie
kuje z calej duszy.
- SEA! sza! = poszedl.
Kolo czwartej pisze liscik dro
bnym makiem:
.'Z1oty Jasiu! Zatesknilam "a
kochanym mym chfopakiem. Prey
pominam przeto pierwsza, re gdy
coma do w6d frunie, pc dawne--
mu masz odwiedzic kochajaca
zawszc
Niunie.:
Wyprawiiem przez poslanca.
Wr6cil... oddal samej PAM.
" diva dni potem takiz liscik:
Z" Drogi Jasiu.." Sic cd Franz; pc
tenn jeszcze cd Feluchny, roll Ia
81 i tax codzien.
Cpatruje mego Janka. Wresz--
Gle widze.. idzie zbodzien. Nina
gesta, was do groy. jak ten, kto-
'ry celu dopnie.. Juz z daleka
VIOLA do mnie:
= 4 niechze Gle kaczka kopnie
Cos ty, chfopie, mi narobil !krzyk
place.. sceny.. babsko mdlafo..
= Ale jake koniec z koncem?
= Dajze pyska! Skutkowalo!
Chloe sic klalem, re to figiel, Ia
zbawienie wlasnej duszy, zaprzy-
siegla, re mimo to ma krok z do
mu sic ME ruszy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-31
sKRoMNY,

= Powiadasz, re ukrad}es mie
50 z glodu.. alez W takim razie
w%ystarczy funt hub diva, a ME
Gale ciele.
- Ba. gdybym ia by} mial n6z
PREY sobie i m6gl odkroic ia roz
bratel!~... ale ciele lezalo Gale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-31

81 i'm popekaly bebenk uszne, Tub
uszkodzone zostaly nerwy slucho
we, Owa preznossc straszliwa ga
z6w i powietrza przy explozyach
bomb i pocisk6w ciezkich armat,
dalej gay trujace, uzywane tax
Fczesto, p%owoduja p%rostracye ner-
wowe j wstrzasy fatalne u zol-
merry, ola kt6rych najczesciej
niemasz juz .nadziei wyleczenia.
Niekt6rzy pc szpitalach czynia
wrazenie jakby oblakanych, czy
bezradnych; innych cia1a chore
drza nieustannie, rzucane W jakis
%straszliwie bolesny j przykry do
patrzenia spos6b! Inni czynia e.
pileptyk6w wrazenie - jakby
chorzy ma palaczke, chloe lekarze
utrzymuja, il cierpia oni ma ja-
kies zupe}nie move objawy cho-
rob, w~ynik}ych z owych nowych
sposob6w wojowania.
So szpitale specyalnle przezna-
czone ola tych, co stracili wzrok
= W kazdym tez prawie szpitalu
So take oddzialy ola slepych =
moze najnieszczesliwszych re
wszystkich. Niekt6rzy pacyenci,
kt6rych sam widzialem, mieli O.
czy jakby powypalane z oczodo-
low przez trujace i palace gay,
PREY e%xplozyach sic wywiazujace
1nnych twarze zniekszta1cone, o
czy poranione okropnie, wyrwa--
he jakby przemoca; inni jeszcze
w%ygladaja -jakby oczy mieli zu
pelnie zdrowe, a jednak i oni Sic
pi = ME vida mic: tych nerwy
oczne zosta}y uszkodzone j znisz
czone bezpowrotnie.. -.
Slepcy oni nieszczesni to pre-
waznie ludzie mfodzi, a jak leka
re w~yliczaja, jest ich samych Sic
pych = tylko = pc szpitalach
polskich = zg6ra 90,000!.:
Dalej inni biedacy = i zn6w
armia ich Gala, kt6rzy " okrop--
nych pr~zejsciach bitew stracili
zmys}y, SO to albo furyaci, albo
spokojni przygnebieni malencho--
Icy; jest ich tez pe}no pc szpita
ZACH ola obiakanych. Przewaznie
to tam wiesniacy i robotnicy, kt6
rych zabrano do wojska; naczes-
ciej potracili zmys}y wsr6d alta
k6w ma bagnety, gdy musieli to-
pic je W piersiach przeciwnikow.
Wsr6d tych chorych, kt6rzy dis
SO ruinami nerwowemi, wielu jest
takich, co pobrani do wojska u sa
mego wybuchu wojny = powary
oval z rozpaczy ma wiesc 0 ne
dry, w jaka popad4y ich rodziny
wskutek ich zabrania. Znow inni
poszaleli z rozpaczy gdy wsr6d
|bitwy dowicdzieli sic przvpad-
klein IL walcza przeciwko roda-
kom, przeciwko polskiej rowniez
mfodzi W nicprzyjacielskiej armii
ktora jak oni sami-zostala pre-
moca zabrana pod karabin. by
walczvc przeciwko braciom i TO
Uzywanie sztucznych czlonk6w
i inmych urzadzen pomocniczych
W wypadkach amputacyi ultra
tv rozmaitych czesci ciala = jest
Estosowane Pc wojennych szpita-
ZACH ma wielka skale. Ponadto IA
prawia sic cz}onki popsute i usz
kodzone, }ata i naprawia zniek-
sztalcone twarze PREY stosowaniu
nowym wynalazkom morderczym
rzyla koniecznosc aktualna. wszy
stko to przybralo rozmiary ogrom
ne i dowodzi, IL medycyna i chi
rurgia usifuja dotrzymac kroku
nowych wynalazkom morderczym
Potworzyly sic " Polsce organi--
zacye wspiarama rannych, posy-
lama i'm rozmaitych przedmiotow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-31
podroB po Elropie
RANNI.

kropny spos6b powiekszaja pre-.
razajacc cicrpienia, jake spadly
! ma Polske j jej lud W obecnej
wojnic swiatowej, = to okalecze
MIA, poranienia i uszkodzenia
wszelakie ofiar owych bojow stra
s%zliwych; szczeg6}y j obrazy ME-
kt6re wzrusza j najtwardsze ma.
wet serca!.. Krzyze znacza pola,
lasy, r6wniny i wzg6rza kraju te
60, czyniac zen jakby olbrzymi
cmentarz, rozliczne zas miasta j
miejscowosci, ma schrone ola ran
nych i okaleczafych przeznaczo-
ne, zmieniaja caly kraj jakby "
ogromny szpital. Nieledwie W kai
dem miescic, miasteczku, pc wio.
skach navel istnieja szpitale ola
ramych zo}nierzy, kt6rzy cier.
pia nietylko z powodu ran, lecz j
u powodu najrozmaitszych nieraz
nieznanych dotad komplikacyi,
cd ran pochodzacych, a spowodo
wanych stosowaniem W walce
srodk6w, dotad ME praktykowa-
nych. Nietylko W tel czesci Polls
XII So tax liczne szpitale, kt6re by
}y widownia postepu wojsk i Cd
wrot6w, bitew i walk niezliczo-
nych, lecz podobniez liczne ma
kazdym kroku widzi sic szpitale
ola zolnierzy n. p. W Poznanskim
,albo W innych prowincyach pol
skich, do kt6rych ME doszlo jesz
cze zniszczenie ogniem i mie-
czem: tam take pe}no wszedzie
szpitali.
Palace, szkoly, koscioly, syna-
gogi, skfady publiczne budynki
wszelkiego rodzaju zamieniono ma
szpitale pc miastach takich, jak
Lw6w, Tarn6w, Przemysl, Lublin
Radon, Krakow, Warszawa, Poz
nan, Gniezno, oraz wiele innych.
jake odwiedzilem; mieszkania
ksiezy i innych duchownych, kla
STORY .r6wniez So uzywane ma
schroniska ola ramych.
W kazdym z takich szpitali
wstrzasajace ogladasz widoki..
tego, co zdzia}ala wojna nowo--
cessna! Widzisz tam uszkodzenia.
pomiazdzenia, porwania, poszar--
pania, pokiereszowania ciala ludz
kiego tych zolnierzy ia wszelkie
mozliwe, najrozmaitsze sposoby,
tax re zdala bedacy cd tych ma
wiedzonych krain i pojecia mice
ME NIGGA o TEN, okropnosci take
ME bylyby mozliwe bez straszli--
wych wynalazk6w wojny dzisiej-
szej.
Zwiedzajac szpitale wojenne pc
rozmaitych miastach W Polsce.
widzia}em ofiary wstrzasu strasz
liwego olbrzymich mas explozyw
nych najwiekszych pocisk6w
dziafowych: ludzi tych system
nerwowy zostal tax poszarpany,
jak burza szarpie przewody tele
graficzne.... Niektorzy z%olnierze
- widzisz - chodza dobrze, wy
gladaja mlodo i zdrowo - zdaja
sic bye W pe}ni sill, lecz lekarze
i pielegniarki wiedza o ich niez-
wyk}em uszkodzeniu, pochodza-
Gem z wstrzasu powietrza pc ex-
plozyach n~ajciezszych pocisk6w
move stracili ci ludzie!... Elk
plozye, wybuchy bomb i kul> dzia
}owych - najciezszeggo kalibru
pc okopach, aproszach, W polu =
wstrzascm fal powietrznych zni--
szczyly przewody nerwowe W
m6zgu, kontrolujace wladze mo-
wy OTTO czestc wyt}6maczenie
llekarskie niemocy II tych niesz--
czesliwych pc szpitalach wojen-
nych. "Nie powiadamy i'm, re
stracili move beznadziejnie =
m6wia lekarzc czynimy ola
mich, co sic d."
Inni zn6w - a wielu jest ia
kich = stracili sluch i nigdy juz
slyszec ME bedQ - r6wniez sku--
TEX konkusyi powietrznej i ill.,
nych wypadk6w PREY explodowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-31
z UST KIELICHA

Co czlek czuje = gdy camje
Est kobiecych krasne roze,
Jake slodv = jake miody
Zbiera " lubych pieszczot kruze
Ach co zbiera = gdy umiera
w tej rozkoszy moment kr6tki:
z ust kielicha = zbiera z cicha:
R6z i szminke - jakby z tutki.
D ADWOKATA.
- Ably m6dz pana skutecznie
bronze, musze wiedziec Gala praw
de. Powiedziales mi pan wszyst-
ko?
- Wszystko, pr6cz tego- gdzie
schowalem pieniadze. gdyz to
chce zatrzymac ola 3siebie..
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-26
COMPANY C NICELY
LOCATED AT DOUGLAS

In the course of a letter received
this morning by MIR. and Mrs. L. w.
Thomas fIom their son, Bert VINO is
a member of Company c., First Colo
RADIO, Separate Battalion, U. S. Ma
tional guard, from Douglas, Arizona,
says:
''The Colorado infantry troops,
which includes Company c., OF Canon
City, are nicely situated near thg
International boundary line, about
three miles south oil Douglas. Arizona.
The last of our tents is pitched some
800 yards back from the U. S.-MeN-
lean border; where We will tie con
venient in case of trouble with the
-Greasers." The only disagreeabte
feature about tie location of our
camp is its nearness to the plant OF
the Calumet & Arizona smelter; re-
sulting. when the wind is blowing
from a certain direction, in almost
stifling fumes of sulphur sweeping
thru it. We are getting used to it,
however, and the annoyance is not
as serious as it was the first day or
two. The surroundings are pleasing
and healthful.
Douglas is a well built and good
business town of something like 49,
900 people. In its immediate envir-
all of them ready at moments no
tice 'for a frolic or a fight" Five
miles south of Aqua Prieta, Mex
ican town just across the border, is
a Mexican military camp OF 10000
Carranzista or constitutional troops.
They have outposts about fifty
yards from the border. They appear
to be pretty well equipped with
everything needful for a campaign
and the sentries are conveyed from
their camp to their outposts in auto
mobiles; we have to walk.
at is as hot at Douglas at present
as it is at Canon City in midsummer.
but the nights are cold. Our first
guard duty was last Friday night. We
drill from 1880 to 1880 O'Clock ev-
cry morning and from i to O'CLOCK
every afternoon. From 3 to 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon we turn out for
fatigue duty, which consists princi-
pally in grubbing mesquite and cac-
tus. They call this intensive train
ing and it is designed 10 tougher us
for service in the field in case we
are called upon to take part in an in
vasion of Mexico.
The medical staff is planning to
give us another innoculation as there
is some typhus fever along the bor-
der, but as far as we can ascertain,
there is not much danger from that
source. 1t is understood Jnat drilling
orders which we are now carrying out
were issued for a period of 3 month
and is difficult to make any forecast
as to when we will be mustered out
of the service"