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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
bud inMac QcnIc uerIdlunn0cn.

gnttdui6t iiber i6re 3uriidIuei-
hna ieitens Der Neutrality-suspicious..
oe uerIduon0en am Samitag glrtbur
Sdofcr, 16 Sabre alt, Sobn BON
Serrn mo 5rau gilbert S6aier, lnO
&aDmono @ic&inlep, II Sabre alt
So6u bon George $. @1c2inlep, bei-
sc ans @orneD. 9oItimore.Gountp
Scr griterc orbcitete IN Der Der.
ionot.9lbt6cilng pom g8olter SSreD
& Son, Commerce mo Frait. Ctr,
Der 2cBtcrc in Der 8obrif Der r@ar-
riage & GoD So. 2ombaro- mo
6rernontitraBe. Seit i6rer 3uriid-
weiIung our6 oic 8cboroen IinO Die
6eiocn sSiinglinee niht mebr in i6r
Scim 5uriidgefcbrt, uno man glaubt
ooB Iic no6 eincr anoeren Staot &C.
gongcn linO, Inn i6r @liid bel einem
anocren &cgiment 81 0eriu6en 9r.
Sbdier, ser @ater oes einen Der gllls-
rciBer, rciitc no1 2alrel unO olr1-
iidte Oos gon5c 6clOla8er, IN DER
Soifnlmg, ieincs Sobncs bab6ait 81
meroen, mlBte ober 8uriidfc5ren OBJ
ne cine Spur BON i6m cntoedt 81 Da-
ben.
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9eIenrnpaildler MelIrrbrrIdlt.

Aus ben iibrigen 8unoes g8ctters
Weobod)hinos-S -Stotionen murOen Die
fol8enoen bohiten Eemperotiirem
Die um s llbr Gciicrn gIbcno berridl.
ten, bcrimtct:
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G0mlert im ngsniteriOn.9!arf.

Ias Yro9ranm mn 0os 4on3ert
ser iiaotiiben @orf.aopellc inter
2cihmg BON @roi Goniel 8eIomonn
i'm n@oitcrion-4orf4 6entc gIbeno
BON l5S Bis 10 ll6r 1T mie ioIat:
Nlnrih aaobai glmcut0Ha4 ......tlng
81 Enucrlnrc aEiQbui Nialcr. ........ Nollitli
81 Gclciton .N IfnOiaid' ....... Nefoic
A. 99alscr, eliHcile" ............ Varicr
D. Irombouc colo nSlpfcnce s0liu', Gniip
cor Ibom0s 0uiiU)
t. Suuialle. .Inc SleiQh 3ii0e" D.. Wproou
z. @iiic be Concert Ntelnoe nno
vdmci" Observation-Disclosures. 3i3ct
8. 1erenaoe, a1arocn Of blopcrs",
8anoereoot
g. Nic0lfb sunni VnRb" .......... odul3
40. WlQriD eCur Ynrie" "...A... Eriunui
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gir 9rphi6iIIunsIraae

Sin 3eii8endBer Rats cinihBreiAey
umo pcritdnSi9er @erionlidfeiteu.
Gic 9lnti.Saloon.2iso~ bat
Ocn ean5en Staat bcrcitS abgc-
flopft ~ Sine Nlabmmg fir ru-
bigc llcbcrle9ung Der 6rage.
$50 i'm uddnen ScrbIt abgc-
itinlnt miro.
Ger @ampi fir mo gegen &robi'
6ition bat beaonuen. Gic nglntisSo-
loou.9iaa~ bat our1 i6rcn Supcrin-
tcn0eliten Gr. lbos. Nl. @are ocu
qan5cn Staat or9aniiirt mO mill nit
@euolt ooralioringcn. OoB bel Der
g9a6l i'm Serbit sic 4'robibitionsbill
onaenonmen miro. @ine 9Ibltim-
mmq oariiber iinOet IN Der StoOt
Baltimore. in @oltimorc!@olmtp, in
gulegoupsGouutp, in 6re0erid. imo
g9ai6iugton.Gountp, in &rincc @eor-
gc's-GountD, in SABRE 0e @race, in
@lIicott.@itu, in glnnopolis uno I'M
iiinitcn Giitrift bon glnnc glrmoel'
GountD. in welhen 9rooflDn imO
Curtis Ban licgen, itatt.
C6ne oorauf @iidiibt 5u ncbmcn,
ooB nidt MIR minoeitcus cine Wiil-
lion Collars @inna6men Der Staot
Baltimore ourd sic 9lnuabmc Ser
@orlogen ent5ogcn weroeu, mO Dem
Stootc. Der nod iebt oie Geripilli-
guugcn fir pobItbdiiae Snititnie
nidt be5nblt bat, cine peitere Nlillion
obgci6nittcu miro, obne Oas auocrc
SoiilisQucllcn gclmocn wcrocn, gcbt
sic glnti- Saloon.2i9o Ooraif biuouS,
0os cin3iac gisden @emiitblibfeit
nod 81 ncrbonuen meldes belonOers
in ocn areiicn ser Gciitihcn Solti.
more's iuo6ge6nItcn miro.
SSn einer gln5eige aii Der crlten
Scite ocs gTcutiheu Correspondent
ten miro oos ollgcmcine @n6lifimt
auiaeiorocrt, iiH nidt oilrh @criprc.
cbiuigcu fir ooer oegen Die Sade 5lI
binoeL bis beioc Seitcn geniigeno in
Sen 8eitngeu beiproden worocn
lino. Iie 9efonntmahung lit bon
ciufluBreihen mo b06it peritdnoi9cu
@crionIibteiten unter5cicbnct umo
miro oo6er ou6 i6re @irfimg nidt
perfeblcu.
@eIdc idliume 6olgeu Oie 9Sro-
bibition in 0cn Staaten ocruriadt
bat, ipcI1c oieielbc ongciommen bo-
ben, miro in Der nddiien 3cit 5ur
Sprohe fommcn im0 ieoer Dcritdn-
oigc @iirger miro iid oen 9lrgimcn-
ten nic6t peri6lieBcn. IS lit niht
mlr oie finan5ieIle 5eitc, mclhe ooni
beiproden uiro, ionoern 6oupti6f-
licb sic Observation-Disclosures 6rn9e
babel sur Gisfuiiion fommen mo
pcnn ole @cfiirmorter ser &robibi-
tion lire EbGtigfeit oui Oos Germin-
bern Der glrmutb con5entriren mir
0en, oonn p1re Der Grunten6cit bolo
Elm 3icl gciebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

ben, oOer 9(n9citeate Der Stoot limo,
nnierc 9lbiic6t, Oenielbcn ino i6rcn
6omilicn ieoc onoc6rahtc @criidiid-
iiauno cntgcacu5u6ringen 81 Der mir
gcieblib bcrcdti8t limo.
@cihloicn ierner. Dob mir Der
@oiinltng 6cr5lid glusorud oerlei5el
ooB oie wciie gernnit Die Shorthand
bc1dlt uno ferncrcs 9lltper9ieBen
ourd oie weiien NloBnabmen unierer
g}ationol.9legieriing Derbiitet miro,
uno ouB am @n0c nnier SonO Oie
5eenmocn ocs 6ricocns in g6rcn
erid6rt.
3ur 9enlng geldn0ten ferncr oic
BON Der lcBtcn 9cgislatlr beIuilligten
iolecuocn bier iidotiidcn glnIeibcn:
1 NliQion Sdulanlci6e. / N}illion fir
ocn 9llSbau BON 9fo6renScitrn.
Gen. 2 UdQioncn iiir StraBen- ino
@eridoncrungs 9ouIidfeitcn i'm gln.
ncr mo | W}illIon tur StraBen'Plld'
iierimgen. Dieic 8croronlm9cn MUIR
sen ser Budget 9c66roe iiberpieicn-
9lud GrIeoi9un9 oieier glngelegcn.
6eiten trat oic &erta9lng etn naA.
Dem Gin gcmeinidoitliher slnsilug
bciOer 5toOtrot6s5weige IN @orl6lag
ecbraht lpuroc, Der cincm Gomite
iibcrmieien iUur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

bon inO noA Geutidlnno unO
Gcfterrcidb llnaorn iiber glotteroont
uno 9aciD.Yort. @cIOielOungeu nod
Guropa.
Sbeo, s. 9irucr a Co.,
2l7 Git.g'altimorc.Str.,
(Nadr61S) 243 SaO.yrOaOWag.
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wsnnisipaI .glodlridltcu.

merOen bon Der StoOt unterltiibt
perocu, 9la1or Breitou in 86i.
laoelpbia.
Die Serren @iQiom s. Nlalt6ie
uno Go6rlcS 3. 0'orlcD plmocn gc.
iteru pon Der 9uoget6eboroe bcouf.
trugt, cine Gcroronnng por5uberci.
ten pelhe ole Grnenming cincr
Gommiiiion 5meds gntipcriune ci.
mes ncuen 5taot.@6arters poriic6t.
Iie 9croroumg iou nod ocu Som.
merierien Dem Stootrotb uno Oont
oen @a6leru 9oltimorc's borgrlegt
wcrocn. Ger Munih puroe bon
Nlopor Ereiion nah elmer Gerlomnl.
lung Der 9uOget6e6oroc geiiellt. Gr
erfldrte, oob oie StotbermaItitna ei.
ne gan3 ofiene @ciinning in Der Nh.
gelegeu6cit babe, GoB Der gcgenwar.
tig in araft befinolibe Gbarter ein
ie6r nme6mbarer iei, a6er bod nod
Ucrbeiert merocu fonnte, lit oie gln.
iiht BON 0loDor @rciion. Seincr
Meinmg nod iollte in ser gln9elc
gcnheit nicbts gctbon wcrocn foIIS
nidt Die Siberbcit porbonoen it,
oaB elm bciierer G6ortcr gum Sci.
ipicI ipie Der pelhcr in Scr lebtcit
@eiebgcbung einocrcidJt puroe, cr-
lonat mcroen fam.
Gic Scrren Maltbic ino WlarleD
iino iiir bic grloneung cineS neien
G1artcrs, oa Dies Gin fortibrittliher
Pitt iein iuiiroe, ielbit wenn sic Stoot
0urH Sen ncueu G6orter nidt 10 riele
&cdjtc uno Eripilcoien berausibla.
gen Iollte SIN 9oiIfe ocs @eiprddcS
6cuncrfte Wlopor &reiion, OoB Die
Stootperuoltuna gcaeu oen @Ion
it, oo ciniee geiiirworter oeS neuen
CHARTERS gan5 gefd6rlide Soeen ba.
ben uno icoen 9eanten aus ieinem
glHt 0rdngcn ipollen ghtf @runo oes
geecniuortigen Charters f0nne aber
Der Staorat6 nitt ouBer 9roit er.
fldrt mo oub oie olleemeine Ser.
poltlnqsiorm Scr Stoot nidt gedn-
bert perocn. G1apor @reiton mohtc
aerne einen Staotrot6 iebcn, oenen
5ipciter 8iueig ans Der 9noeetbcbor.
Sc 6eiic6t, po6rcno iih scr crite
3peia aus elmer eroBen 9ln5o6l iobi-
ger Dldnner 5mammcnIeet.
@loDor 9reton in Bbila .
0clp6ia.
9luf 9Inrcgung oes Baltimore
9(n5eigen.Glubs" fl6r oeItern 9lad-
nittag Mlovor &reiion in @eglcitin9
iciner 5amilie nah 9sbilaoelpbia,
@a., i'm all Der gr0ffuung Ser Son.
peniion ser .8ereinigten gln3eioen.
@ereine bon slmerifo" tbcil5rmeb-
mcn Ger M1apor miro bcite 8or-
mitiag naH Baltimore 5uriidfebreu.
8orauSiiHtlih miro cr ooun amNliit.
nod nodmals nad ocr Gudferliaot
iabreu i'm iib an oem Gorncual 5lt
bct6ciliacu mo cine 9lniprodr 5il
balieu. Gie 6ieiigcn Gclegatcn boi.
fen sic nGhiic Convention Der Ser.
eini0ten 9ln5eigen-Glubs BON glmeri-
la nod Baltimore brin0cu 81 f6n-
men.
Stuot mir0 8amiIten cin-
ge3ogcner 9cQmtcn
untcritiibt En-
91oDor @reiion lieB aciiern onrh
icincn Setrci0r 6etdnut mahen, oaB
Ole 5iooipcrpolting anen 3amilici
BON itdotiidcn @canten. oie Dem
9inic Frdiiocnt gSilious 5olgc &C.
lci1et bobcu mo ciu1e5ogen purocn,
pole llntcritiibun9 gcwdbren miro.
ians oies not9menoia icin iolltc. lln.
qci1br i2 @cante. ole i'm 9atbbaus
ongciicllt iino, iicden 8lr 3cit in eli
ncr Uniform.
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Gonurnanf. nnS lInferaano.
fylmtB.
giIcticrnnsfdlien.

SSiir WlorDIonO ino Dcn Giitrift
Columbia belite tlor imo iiiolpeitIide
0inOe.
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0onlert am groaouau llier.

Cie Staoi-aapelle 0es @roi. 81.
~ 2teinpalo bat fir oas CONCERT
ani 9roaOmap.Eier beute gl6eno bon
s bis 15ii llbr iolgenoes @roeramt
miiaeitelt
ularln. baltimore, cur Nalil'
more" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eSBcl
. Dnperilrc. aR0raarap1 3",..,... 5uppe
3. Scrleiie ,Vlicia DC paulmernioorr.
NOni8eiii
A. 9aNeiWMlii sFumli" ........ Q3olnon
d. GelciiiOu aGcrenQOc" .......... @crbrri
g, grnolnn Snicrme3o. aSolame" . STING
Int5.
n g8al1er. agobc. 6cre i3 mb Senrr,
GiDcpu
g. Gne Giep, aggnie up. glmcrica" tHoaan
y. Nnr JroL sSinm" m"..,...........W WiaIic
10. Wnbuitc
~ Malacr. aWc0nhful MoieSg 49,. Carroll
~. aGinr SpnHalco Aanner~
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eNll Dell SDtlltll ulttlu ppNt 1tliill
Iippi8luB nuO III oen oitlidDen @oll'
@iantcl lit Die Ecmpcraitr ieBt 5icnl'
lid normal; pdbrcuo III Eegus gicu'
W2crifu mo 9lri3onn iibcr 100 @rao
bcrid1tct mcrocn. Icsaleihen fanen
III oen idmntIideu CiiItaaten lotolc
@apittcr Dor. 9Lac gln8eiden oeutcn
oorollf bin oaB III ENGLAND,
9lcp.gort nno Dem Gbio Ebal oic
loIalrn Scpiitlr bon idoneui &ctter
gefolat meroen Su ocn mittleren
otlnutiinen Staoten miro oas gSettcr
icbon iucrocn 9eoeltcnoc Aenoe.
runaen in Der Ecmperatilr Dcroelt
itdl ii SEN udHiten as Stnnoru niat
creigncu
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
mo1oReo TO FLORENCE.

Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Ashley. Misses
Merle and Pearl Fiesher and Mr.. Louis
Leitz and Mr.. Cort Hicks motored to
Florence Thursday evening to attend
the installation Of the Florence Camp
No. IS. w. o. W. Mr.. Ashley and
MIR. Leiix are members OF the degree
team who assisted in the floor work.
which was a beautiful one. The de.
gree team deserves great praise for
their fine work. All reported a very
delightful time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
HOMER 0. GARW0OD
DIED At BOULDER

News was received here this morn
ing OF the death OF Homer D. Gar~ood.
son-in-law OF l. II. Bancroft. at Boul-
der. Mr.. Garwood has been suffering
from a complication OF diseases for
several weeks which resulted in his
death at ten O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Garwood was well known in
Canon City. having at one time lived
here for two years. Before his fatal
illness he held a position as auditor
for the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
In Lenver.
Mr.. l. II. Bancroft left for Boulder
this morning at 1890. Mrs. Bancroft
having been there with her daughter
for some weeks. The funeral arrange
ments have not been announced but
burial will probably be in Boulder
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from the cemetery was marked by an
accident that came near resulting ia
tally for some of the mourners. A
team of horses attached to the car
riage in which Mr.. and Mrs. w E
Merriam and family were riding took
fright near the court house between
Silver Clin and Westeliffe and becom-
ing unmanageable ran away and en-
dangered a number of lives The car
riase in which the Merriam family
were seated was overturned and sew
eral of its members pinned beneath
Il. but none of them were seriously
hurt Fortunately the coupling of the
vehicle broke when it was overturned
and the horses were detached and
gaIloped down the road unhampered.
Had the wrecked carriage been drag
ged with the members of the family
entangled in it some of them would
undoubtedly have been killed. Mr..
Merriam's injuries were the most dis
tressing and he will probably be con-
fined to mis- bed for several days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03

Detroit has secured contracts for more
than four hundred acres OF beans to be
grown from seed in this vicinity. He
is working in the Holhrook country
this week and expects to have at
least 1000 acres under contract before
he leaves Rocky Ford
According to contracts being writ
ten here the Detroit company will fur
nish seed and pay Az cents per pound
for green pod seed when delivered this
fall. For other varieties the price is
higher. No tests are to be required
for this seed. the only requirement be-
ing that it be clean.
The seed companies have been.
forced TO come west for contracts on
account of the blight disease in the
eastern states. In previous years the
farmers of Michigan have grown about
10000 acres of beans and peas for
seed. besides growing large crops for
the canning factories. The results
from the crops grown in this vicinity
this season will determine whether or
not vhis crop Will become one of
the Rocky Ford country's leading in
dustries.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
THE COURT DIRECTS
BELk ACQUITTAL

Trinidad. Colo. Jan. PA directed
verdict of net guilty was returned in
the district court this morning in the
case in which Walter Belk, detect
i've. was charge DIV III the murder OF
Luka vaheernick. coal miner. at
Forbes. Oct. IL. 1918.
AT opening OF court yesterday the
district attorney submitted formal
dismissal, setting forth that most Of
the Witnesses for the state had left
the jurisdiction. The motion of the
state was opposed by J. @. Northcutt
for the defense. who asked that "a jury
be empanelled, evidence taken and an
instructed verdict rendered.
District Attorney Hendrick objected
ami declined TO proceed further with
the case.
Jrdge A. W. McHendric called a Jury
and instructed the foreman TO bring
sn formal verdict OF acauittaI.
Another case charming Belk with
assault 70 kill, growing out Of tho bat.
tle between coal miners and deputies
u Fovbea Oct. II. 1919. whom n. Fam.
honl uas wcpndsA eeyoBal times by
naehiRs guns. Naa cl>D,ene4 thr1
1'1rorln0 e oli taoro q lho oot,io,
=. NY.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
LEAP YEAR DANCE AT GARDEN
PARK SCHOOL HOUSE.

One OF the most enjoyable events
of the winter season for Garden Park
people, was leap year dance given
by the Misses Hazel Culifer and Min,
ME Chess last Friday night at the
Garden Park schoolhouse. A bounte-
Gus supper consisting of sandwiches.
cake. pickles and coffee were served
at midnight and the dancing contin-
ued until late hour. There were
several auto loads of people there
from Canon and all report fine
time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03

departed members Mt the next regular
meeting. Feb. 9Th. and asked the use
of the hall for that purpose.
Under the head OF good OF the order
the meeting was turned over to the
patriotic instructor. Mrs. Courtney.
The members OF the post. which meets
in smaller hall on the same day as
the corps. were invited in to the cele-
bration OF President McKinley's birth
day, which occurs Jan. 2eth-
Two young ladies'. Irene Sale on
one side, accompanied by Lucille Ber-
gin. and Mildred Nelson. accompanied
by Martha Sidebottom. They were
all attired in white gowns with red.
white and blue sashes. the little ladies
carrying baskets of imitation pink car
nations. entered on the sides OF the
hall and the carnations. McKinley's
fayorite flower. we're pinned on all
present. Lead Kindly Light Nc
Kinley's fayorite hymn. but the corps
soloist was unable to sing 1t on ac-
count OF cold. so all present sung
Tramp. Tramp. Tramp Mrs. Bowl
by gave a sketch OF his life.
Mrs. Hiatt read the following: BY
a singular coincidence every president
of the United States .assassinated was
shot on Friday. President Lincoln Fri
day. April II. 1865: President Garfield.
Friday, July 2. 1881: President Nc
Kinley shot on Friday. Sept. 6. 1901.
Mrs. Hall from Iowa.. who is visit
ing in the city. gave an interesting
talk. Comrade Geraghty made short
patriotic speech and the program
closed by singing America" Corps
then closed in usual form.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
INTERESTING MeEriNc OF

w. G. 7. y. IN FLOhENCG.
A very enjoyable meeting OF the
w. C. T. u. was held Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Norman
Bonney on East Seventh street. There
were forty-two ladies' present. eighteen
members of the Canon City union hay-
ing motored down to attend the meet
ing. Interesting addresses were
made BY Mesdames Ilsley. Blunt.
Clause, Craig. Burrough and Miss
Johnston. Mrs Likens OF Canon City,
delighted the audience with two vocal
solos. Light refreshments were sery-
ed at the close OF the afternoon. Those
present from Canon City were Mes
danes Craig. Logan. Newcomb.
Clause. Pack, Iisley. Wright, cielland.
Blair, Colgate. Linkins. Hawkins. Lik-
ems. Mills. Mifley. NJ. Wilson and
Miss Clara craw.-Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
ATTENDED FUNERAL OF
MRS. RUTH N. MERRIAM

Chaplain ]. G. Blake and f. w.
Thomas returned to Canon City Fri
day afternoon from westcllse. where
they attended the funeral service of
the late Mrs. Ruth NJ. Merriam. one
of the oldest residents of Custer
county. the previous day. The fsneral
took place from the Presbyterian
church IN westciine and was CON
Quoted by Chaplain Blake. who had
known the deceased for many years.
The ohsequies we're largely attend.
ed and the tribute paid TO the life and
character Of the dead by the chap
lain was eloquent and well deserved.
Many nowers and wreaths OF immor
telies tes.insd to the love and esteem
In which MSn. Merriam was held in
the community wherc abe hAd 90 long
made her homA.
I'urial woo . ihe eonstevy q Silver
cliEs heelAo ~ 6sAss q ~ hgnhaAa
- r~1,> ono enanaa1 anuooI
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
ERlENps lN COUNCIL.

The Friends In Council met In resu-
lar session Friday at Pythian hall,
Mrs. Cleland presiding.
The report OF previous meeting was
read and approved.
The subject under discussion was
Argentina Mrs. Wilkinson. leader.
presented a paper on Economic As
pects:- Mrs. Ashley one on Social
and Domestic Life" Mrs Heart read
an article on Cattle Raising in Ar
gentina:- Miss Evans rendered vo-
cal solo. accompanied by Airs Park.
and responded to an encore
Current events was an interesting
part of the program. Mrs. McLsin
read an article on the "Pan-American
Congress: Mrs Hiatt one on Alas
kan Railroads. Mrs soisfried one on
Mexican Situation" Mrs. Coulter
gave several articles OF interest. among
them Acts OF Congress- and Pre-
paredness;s Mrs. Hall one on the
~Dartianeiles.'
The meeting was one OF more than
usual interes, and was well attended
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-03
SEWING CLUB AT MRS. GEORGE
OSeORN'5.

Six ladies'. members OF the Sewing
Club. enjoyed the hospitality OF Airs.
George Osborn at her home on Main
street Tuesday afternoon. The guests
brought their neeelework which fur
nished entertainment during the early
part OF the afternoon and at hve
O'Clock a dainty luncheon was served
by the hostess. Several musical selec-
tions brought the pleasant afternoon
to ciose. Those present we're Mrs.
w. u. Holland. Mrs. Leavitt Thuriow.
Mrs. Harry Bowen and Misses Queenie
Jameson. Beuiah Emmerson and
Frances Hemmerie.
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DINNER IN HONOR OF H. S. TWIST
AND FAMILY.

Mr.. and. Mrs. II. S. Twist. and two
children of East Canon were the
honor guests at a splendid turkey din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM God
ding Of Reynolds avenue Sunday. Be
sides the honor guests there were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Allen. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in visiting. Mr..
Twist and family win leave in the
course OF week for Lamar where
they will locate on a ranch.
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How.s Thiss

We offer One f1undred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the rosdereiEned. have known r. J.
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any cbligatione made by his firm
NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. c.
sfnirs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
coua surfaces Of the system Testimonials
sent FIRE Price - cents per bottle SOLD
by all Druggists.
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SEVENTH BIRTHDAY.

Little Lois Baldwin. daughter OF Mrs.
+. c. Baldwin. celebrated her seventh
birthday anniversary at the family
homo. ia River street. by entertain.
ing half score or moro OF her juve-
nile friends and associates from a:so
to o'clock this afternoon. There
were games and refreshments and the
occasion was n memorable one for the
little folks fortunate enough TO be
present.
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ENTERTAINERS BAPTIST CHOIR.

rhe choir of the Baptist church had
an unusually pleasant practice Friday
evening when they met with Miss
Eta Walton at her home ON River
street Twenty-four OF the members
were present and after the usual re-
hearsal they spent delightful social
hour. during which the hostess served
dainty refreshments.
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rHE CARD CLUE.

TIE card club met for one of their
pleasant evenings with Mrs. Geo. +.
Roclxafellow Friday. A delicious din
ner was served at seven O'Clock, and
the evening which was given over to
Five Hundred passed quickly in inter.
esting play.
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ments and the evening proved to be
most pleasant in all respects.
The committee has arranged se-
ries OF social evenings to be held on
the last meeting night of each month
and all members are cordially invited
to come and share the good times.
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In The Balkan war of 1928, $780,.
600 men were killed OF the 100000
engaged. In the Russo-Japanese war,
$4,000 were killed of 2.5o0.oeo en-
gaged.
Thereare now at least ei.001.0oo men
under arms in the different theatres
of war.
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Mr.. AND MRS. DozIea ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dozier delight
fully entertained forty friends at their
beautiful home on Macon avenue We'd
nesday evening.
Dinner. which was announced at
Z O'Clock. was served at taetily ap.
pointed small tables.
The evening was devoted to music.
several selections being given by Mira
Geo. VI Bethel Ir and Mr.. cowie of
Penrose. while Mrs. Fred Reiter and
Miss Isabel Evans also delighted the
company with their solos. Mrs. Frank
L. Smith accompanied the singers in
her usual charming manner.
The musical was indeed treat to
all the guests who enjoyed Il as much
as an evening spent with Madam Ho-
mer and Harry Lauder.
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A 1RAlN OF GASOLINE.

Rio Grande train No. CO passed
through Canon today with thirty-sey-
en- cars OF gasoline destined for Cali-
fornia.