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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
No. AZ

benta sviezios jautienos I3s,223,-
o53 svaruS, pernai per toki jan
laika isgabenta 2o7,255,532 sva-
rus. Mesos blekinese per 9 siu
metu menesius isgabenta 3o,Ior,-
437 svarai, o pernai tokios me-
SOS isgabenta 6I,1I6,62s svarai.
Corned Beef mesos per ia laika
slmet iSgabenta 22,S52,o66 sva-
rus, o per ta patti laika pernai
35,o32,o26 svarus. Jeigu todel
Suvienytose : -Valstijose kila me
SOS kainos, tai ia ne Jos iSgabe-
nimas Europon giln8.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
kariattnos

!jangininku kariaunos Ma
,cedonijoje istisas savaites kovo-
10, buvo paimtas bulgaru Won
Mackensenui baigiant savo zygi
per Serbia pernai ziema. lis
buvo stiprai fortifikuotas If tar
navo baza bulgaru If vokieciu
velkimams. Jis stow Serbijos
zetneje 10 myliu nuo sienos, ties
galu gelzkelio lillijos j Saloni-
kus. Monastir stow kraste Mo
nastiro lyges ties apacia kalnu
Juostos, kuria bulgaria If vokie-
ciai buvo padare tvirtove).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
MAZINASI- MESOS ISGA-
BENIMAS.

Isgabenimas sviezios If bleki-
nese jautienos is Suvienytu Val
s.ijp eina mazin, reikalaujama
daugiau wien kiaulienos. Fran
cuzija ir Anglia jaitiena gabena
is Argentinos, mes ten pirkta at
sieina pigiau. Per pirmus 9 me-
nesius sly metp Europon isga-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
AMERIKA SUJUNGTA SU
IAPONIIA.

New York. Bevielinio telegra-
70 kompanija sujunge tokiu te-
legrafu Amerikq SUI Japonija.
Pirmutiniai telegramai Suvienytu
Valstiju prezidento buvo pasiu-
sti Japonijos ciesoriui, o tas tuoj
ant to tokiu jan telegramu at
sake.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
SU MEXIKA NESUSI-
TAIKYTA.

Atlantic City, N. Y. IS tarybu
Mexikos ir Suvienytu valstiju
atstovu, kurios cia CANA ilgai
traukesi, nieks neisejo,- susitaiky-
II nepasiseke, Mexikonai Wis rel
kalavo ir reikalauja atsaukimo
Suvienytq Valstiju kariumenes is
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
UzRAsAS MOTERU PRIEso

Vandalia, III. zinomas Sia mo-
teru priesas, teisejas Trude, az
rase savo turtus vertus 100000
dol. giminaiciui, vaikinui Grant,
bet If prize to parode savo nepri-
lankuma moterims, mes pareika-
lavo, kad apdovanotasis neapsi-
vestu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
GELEzINIAI PINIGAI
ATMINIMUI.
New London. N. Y. 100 70,

New London, N. Y. 100 tonu
gelezies atgabentos vokiskos sub
marinos Deutschland" kaipo ba-
lastas, bus apversta atmusimui
atminties pinisu (souvenirs). Pi-
nigai tie bus pardavinejami nau-
dai Vokietijos kares naslaisiu.
Tie souvenirai bus truputi ma
zesni uz Amerikos sidabrinius do
liarius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
AMERIKA PRoTESTUoJA.

Suvienytos Valstijos atsisauke
Vokietijon pranesdamos, jog ne
pagiria Vokietijos elgimosi, kuri
su prievarta, priesais tarptautis-
'kas teises gabena belgus dirbti
Vokietijon, Vokietija teisinasi,
jog taip darydana, il Belgijai ge-
ra daro, mes joje naikina tingi-
niavima. Bet ia daryti tai ne
vokieeiu kariumenes pareiga, tik
pa6iu belgu Todel If Amerika
toxic pasiteisinimo priimti ne
nori.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
DRASUs BANDITAS.
Kansas CITY. Mo. Netoli L

hdn'ds CITY, MO. Netoli Lea
renneorth, Kans. pradejus eiti
traukiniui Missouri, Pacific gele-
zinkelio, i paskutini Pullman va
gona iejo plesikas ir nuo konduk-
torio if Io pasazieriu ateme pi-
nigus, mieste Kansas City nulipo
nuo traukinio If ramiai miestan
nuejo su savo laimikiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
KvIEcIAI IS ARGENTINoS.

Galveston, Tex. Seniau Ame-
rika maitino savo javais kras-
tus, kuriems duonos neuzteko,
dabar patti Amerika pradeda jau
sau duona is svetur gabenti. At
kanka cia garlaivys "An Sable"
ir atgabena javu duonai aneri-
Romans is Argentinos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
IS AMER|KOs.
MERGINA ORLAIVININKE.

Binghampton, N. Y. 10 lapkri-
clio be nusileidino is Chicagos at
Like | Hornell, N. Y. mergina Ruth
Law. Tai yra ilgiausiai be nusi-
leidimo Amerikoj atlikta kelione,
600 myliu. Nusileido j todel, kad
pritruko jai gazolinos. Kelione
nuo Chicagos i Binghampton, 7S5
mylias, atliko j i 6 valandas 50
minutu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24
Dideji Kare.

di tliidSl pdlellSVd prize ValaCnl-
jos sostines miesto Krajova, ku-
ris yra prie svarbaus gelezinke-
llo Orsowa-Bucharest, vos I2o
anglisku myliu nuo Rumanijos
sostines Bucharesto.. Smarkus,
bet dar nepabaigti muSiai eina
Dunojaus paupiuose, taipgi Stru-
ma fronte. Dobrudzoj nieko
svarbesnio neatsitiko: Transylva-
nijon pagelbon markiai stumia-
MEMS rumunams vel atsiusta
"augiau rusV. Kad uztenkanti
sulalkymui prieSu ia pagelba ne
ateitu per velai, o rusai net per
tankiai pasivelina laikq ateiti
net sau, kaip tai buvo prize mie.
sto Lodz, kuomet Rennenkampf
turejo ant music lauko ateiti uz
poros valandq, jis atejo uz po-
ros dienu, kuomet musis buvo
jau pralostas.
Uz tai pietttose Balkanu vo-
kiecius ir ju draugus pasieke ga
ma svarbus nepasisekimai. Svar-
biausiu 81 yra tas, kad jie turejo
atiduoti francuzams svarbu mie-
sta Monastir, prie kurio net Ike
lias dienas traukesi smarkes mu-
siai. Vokieciai savo nepasiseki-
ma aiskina vien strategisku rel
kalu, mes buk jie pasitrauke j
.senlau prirengtas pozicijas j
siaurius nuo Monastir. Gal jie
turi svarbias prirengtas siau-
riuose- pozicijas, bet atidavimas
Monastiro francuzams padaryta
jau he del strategisko reikalo,
bet yra tai pralaimejimas lygiai
strategiskas, kaip ir politiskas,
mes jim serbai perkelia savo So
stine. Per tai vel zymiai pa
kills 9erbq dvasia, 0 nupuls bull
garu dvasia, mes jie tikejosi Mo
nastira gauti if il pasilaikyti.
Talkininkai apvalde If turf savo
rankose kelia i svarbu miesta
Prilep, jau tikroj Serbijos teri
torijoj, O visa Serbia jau buvo
austrp, vokieeiu If bulgarp ap-
valdyta.
Macedonijoj francuzp ir ang-
lu artilerija smarkiai bombarduo-
ia bulgarp pozicijas prize ezero
Doiras If Vardar paupiuose.
Greitu laiku laukiama cia il
pirmyn zengimo.
Tasynes talkininku su Grekija
dar nepriejo gallo. Talkininkai
Grekuos kanaliaus vadziai ul-
timatum formoj pastate vel nau-
JUS reiks.layimus, bet ko siuom
tarpu nuo jos reikalauja, to Xxi
,siol negarsina.
Dabojantis Grekijos pakrantes
francdzisko laivyno admirolas
Gourmet nuo esanciu Grekijoj
ambasadoriu Vokietijos, Austri-
jos, Bnlgarijos ir Turkjjos pa
reikslavo, kad jie is Atenu pra-
Isisalintu ant jiems paskirto fran
cu1isko laivo. Jeigu jie to ge-
ruoju greitai nepadarys, bus su
prievarta is miesto isgabenti.
Austrijos ambasados reikalus
pavesta Americas ambasadoriui
Atenuose. Ambasadorius su
prievarta ;sveja kilus karui,
jeigu jie is liuoso moro nenori
prasisalinti, Grekija gi dar ka-
res neveda nei su Vokietija, nei
lsa Austria, Turkiia, nei su Bull
garija, bet Grekija negali pas
save bnvus.g svetirnu ambasa-
doriq apginti, tedel geruoju, ar
Sill prievarta jie lures ispildyti
francuziSko admirolo reikalavi-
ma.
Ant Kaukazo ir AzGos kares
frontuose nieko syarbesnio neatsi-
tiko, kadangi rusu pirmyn zen
2imas apsistojo, mes rusai is
Kaulazo fronto vienq kariume-
ines skorpusa atSauke ir pasiunte
Rumuniion, 0 likusios kariume-
mes plrmyn zengimui neuztenka.
Smarbesnis italy veikimas vel
Iprasideda lygiai Tirolij, kaip Is
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24

music lauKo, Kalp IT neVa ne
prigulmingos Lcnkijos sutveri-
mas. Vokieciai tyeria Lenkijq,
mes tikisi sucrganizuoti sau pu-
Sc milijono lenku kareiviu, o
jeigu tu kareiviu nebus, atsiims
savo pazadejima atgal If lenkus
atiduos rusu kerstui, jeigu tas
gales vokieciams nauda atga-
benti. Bet, matyt, tu puses mi
lijono lenkq padetoju nesitiki
gauti, arba mano, kad jq gall
neuztekti, mes griebiasi tusciais
pazadejimais viliojimo ir kitu
Rusijoj prispaustu tautu. Stai
dabar is Sveicarjos pranesa, buk
vokieciai rengiasi If lietuviams
duoti laisve, tik, zinoma, be Ka-
raliauciaus, Tiizes ir Klaipedos,
mes Jie prarytu svetlmu krastu,
nors springsta, niekada be kurnS-
clos neiSvemia. Is lietuvip, ma
tyt be latviu, kuriuos turbut <po
savo sunkiu sparnu nori paimti,
mes LatviJoj yra 79o vokieciu,
tikisi gauti 10000 kareiviu, ku-
rie lietu krauja uz vokieciu matt
da ir reihalus, kurie gelbetu vo-
I kieGius nuo kares praloSimo ir
nupuclimo. Paskui ateis laikas
vilioti rusinus, kuriu yra DAFT
giau negu fenku, tai jie galetu
dar daugiau vokieciams karei-
viu duoti. Rusinams dar ne
prigulmystes nezadaI mes dar ju
krastas ne vokieciu rankose, o
Galicijos rusinams nieko nezada,
mes Galiciia tai Vokietijos drau-
ges Austrijos proy;acija, 0 to-
kiems vokieciai nei joku malo-
niu nedafo.
Srlyg Sve.carijos ziniq, Lie
tuva bus prie Vokietijos prijung-
ia ant tokiu islygu kaip Bava-
ria, kuri turi net savo kariu-
mens, gales savo viduriuose pa
ii valdytiesi, bet uzsieniq rel
halus jos YES Vokietija. Cal il
negales nei gintiesi nuo vokie-
siq koiionizacJos. Lietuvos ka-
raliumi, sulyg tu pacip ziniu,
bus paskirtas antrasis Vokieti-
jos ciesoriaus sunus Eitel Fried
rich, kurio Vokietijoj nera kur
deti, tai tegul jis pasididziuoja
kaipo lietuviq karalius, priristas
prie Vokietijos sieto. Lietuviu
81 kariumene bus atiduota Hin
denburgui, kuris pasirupis ia vo-
kieeius uzvaduoti pavojingiau-
siose musiu vietose, kar turf
zuti daugi.asiai kareiviu.
Lenkijoj ne tik pasaukta ka-
riumenen tinkanti vyrai, bet ina
ten jau ju ne moro nesiklausda-
mi. Kareivius prisaikina tuoj.
Jie turi prisiekti iStikinybe ne
tik savo velavli ir krastui, bet
i Vokietijos ir Austrijos cieso-
riams kaipo savo geradeJams.
Tokiu butq Lenkijos kariuinene
bus dalis Vokietijos If Austri-
JOS kariumeniq, bet ne kariume-
ne neprigulmingo kraSto. Ne
istabu todel, jeigu lenkai tokion
vcrguven stoti nenori ir tokia
vokiecia vergu armija savo le-
somis uzIaikyti. Sulyg ziniu
ateinancip is neutralisku krastu,
mes lenkiSki lail:raS Siai, nei lais-
kai is Lenkijos apple tai ziniu
svietan leisti negali, jnos CEN
zuruoja vokiski cenzoriai,
dc agelis pasauktq kariume-
men jaunu lenku Dego gi-
rias ir ten slapstosi Tas pats
Lenkijoj buvo, kuomet Wielo-
polski 1868 metuose uzsimane
fenkus su prievarta init rusp XII
riumenen. Toki lenkai pabego
girias ir tokiu budu prasidejo
garsus 1enku sukilimas 1853 M.
is kurio rusu valdzia .pasinaudo-
10 didesniam lenkp If lenkystes
persekiojimui.
Ant kares fronto Baikanuose
bent yienot yietoj vokieciai gall
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-24

visur tapo atgal atmustl. At
musta smarkius austru uzpuoli-
mus ant kalno Chapot; kur BIZ
vo lsiverzusies mazesnes kariu-
menes dalys j italy grades, ten
jos tapo veik su visu ismustos.
Cia Italians teko kick nelaisviu,
ginklu If amunicijos. Smarkiau
italai pradeda vcikti ir Albani-
joj. Matyt juos drasina pasku-
tiniai toj fronto dalyj francuzu If
serbu pasisekimai. Italy kariu-
meme traukia pajuriu pietu link
ir uzima tuos Albanijos plotus,
kurluos grekai buvo apvalde XII
lus maistams valiant Albania
kunigaiksciui Wied.
Austru orlaiviai bombardavo
kelis Italijos miestus, bet, zino-
ma, per tai nieko nelaimejo, uz-
muse wien kick civilistu ir ra-
miems, karej nedalyvauja
gyventoJams nuostoliu pridirbo
Orlaiviai, nors ir padeda mu-
siuose zemes 'Sariumenei, bet
pats musiu laimeti negali,. todel
ju uzpuolimui ant miestu toliau
nuo musiu linijos didesnes svar-
Dos neturi, mes nuo ju ismestu
bombu priesu kariumene ne daug
nukencia, o nukeneia daugiau-
siai moterys ir vaikai.
Ant siaurrytinio kares fronto
nei viena kariaujanti puse nieko
Svarbesnlo pereita savaite ne
nuveike. Tame fronte nei di-
desniu musiu nebuvo. Mazesni
susiremlmai buvo tose paciose
vietose: Baranoviciu distrikte,
Volyniaus gubernijoj If Galici-
JoJ. Tas rodo, kad tame fronte
nei viena puse kitos iveikti ne
lstengla, nors abidvi puses jau
nemazai kareiviu paaukavo. Vo-
kieeiai ramina save paduodami
rusu nuostolius. Ap-
skaito, buk vien nuo pradzios
birzelio, taigi nuo pradzios savo
otensyvo rusu karvedis Brusi-
lov nuzude 2,o27,S53 kareiviu,
o nuo kares pradzios net su vir-
sum 7 nilijonus. zinias tokias,
drasinimui saves paduoda vo-
kieciai, tik nezinia, is kur Jas
gauna, mes Rusijos valdzia nuo-
stoliu skaitliniu nepaduoda.
Skaitline 7 milijonu kareiviu per
daug padidinta. Tick kareiviu
gal Russia nei ne turejo. Bet
nera abejones, kad Rusiia mil
ziniskus nuostolius turejo. Gal
vokieciu buvo mazesni, bet vo-
&ieciq If yra daug >maziau negu
RusiJos gyventoju, tai jie If pa
statyti prazuvinui zmoniu daug
maziau gall. Kad vokieciams
pradeda kariumenei vyru truk-
ii, geriausiai rodo, kad jie grie-
biasi apdovanojimo laisve tautu,
kurlas pirma vien naikinti mo-
kejo. Mat mano, kad tos seniau
nalkinamos tautos, uzmokeda-
mos vokiec,ams uz ju neva ge-
radejystes, duos is savo zmoniu
sutvertas kariumenes
Ant vakarinio kares fronto
musiai eina ne su vienodu vie
mai, ar kitai pusei pasisekimu
yiena karta anglai ir francuzai
turi pasisekimus, Kita gi laime,
nors ir ne taip didele, atlanko If
vokiecius. Tame nieko jstabaus
nera; kuomet musiai keliose vie
tose eina ant labai ilgos fronto
hnijos, tai vienoj vietoj laime-
jiinus turi vienas, kitoj kitas,
per tai abidvi kovojancios puses
turi proga lalmejimais pasigirti.
Bet kiekgienas dabar mato. kad
vokleciai jau niekada neturi taip
svarbiu laimejin1u kaip kares
kuomet neprisirengusius
karen francuzus vijo prie Pa
ryziaus. Dabar jau francuzai If
anglai tankiau turi svarbesnius
negu vokieeiai lamejimus.
Anglai jau prisiartino prize
SVarbauS nliestO RNDarme -.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22

ers will be glad to see and hear the
pioueer preacher of the White River
valley, at no distant day.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
Buford Briefs.

Two feet of snow last week In the
flats.
The grip has about lost its grip in
this neighborhood.
On account Of the mild winter and
SHOWS there is very little ice in the
river.
1t takes constant travelling to keep
the roads open; winds and drifting
snow.
Coyotes are unusually plentiful
Probably the hard weather has driven
them all out Of the hills.
Sam Hines has leased the White
Bear saw mill at the forks and will
run It the rest of the winter.
The camp-robber birds have flocked
down from the mountains to the val
ieys; sure sign Of q late spring. On
the other hand, the little teal ducks
have remained here, which Is posi-
tive proof of an early spring. Which
are doing the nature taking act?
A MUTT.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
Regarding Mr.. c.ldwell's Dsath

In response to the many Inquiries
as to Mr.. Caldwell's death, Mr.. MouI-
ton has requested us to publish the
following extract from q letter he has
received from Mr.. Rendle, under date
of December 20, 1915.
II returned from Omaha this mora
ing and presume you are anxious 70
have some of the particulars In r.
gard to Mr.. Caldwel's illness sdd
death. Upon his return from No
York shortly after Thanksgiving be
seemed to be feeling better than ut-
ual, and did not commence to fe9I
badly until two weeks ago Saturday
night, when they had big reception
at the Omaha Country Club. Next
day he had q very severe attack q
indigestion and was not again 1t thp
bank, although until Thursday of
last week, there was no thought q
anything serious In connection With
his Illness. He simply stayed ho'ne
and took care of himself, and secms4
to be getting along all right; In fac$
had told the boys at the bank that hs
would be down the following Aou+
day, which would be Monday OF this
week. Friday evening he went to the
bathroom and was taken suddenly
with . very severe attack Of ACUTE
Bright,s disease, and from that on
there was little hope Of his recovery.
His specialist arrived from Chicago
and pronounced him at that time -
only having five per cent heart and
in no condition to stand any severe
treatment for acute Bright's disease.
They, however, did administer the
treatment when they saw 1t was .
case of life or death within two or
three hours at most. This treatment
was administered Sunday afternoon
and while he rallied at first and
seemed to be responding in good
shape the tide turned about eight p.
m., and he died at 10 40 Sunday night
He was unconscious from Friday up
to the time of his death. ~
"Of course you know that found
a very sad lot Of men In Omaha. He
certainly must have been thought .
great deal Of In every way As many
men were in tears and all were 20
shocked that Mr.. Caldwell should be
taken away from them"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22

1. goes without saying all old tim
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
From Bishop Williams.

1t will be remembered that on the
late visitation Of Bishop Brewster 70
st. James missiou, he eono0sCsd .
preaching mission, to be held here,
some time In the near future. Rev.
Nelson wrote to Bishop Williams and
asked that able and popular prelate
to open themission. In response to
the invitation, Bishop Williams
writes as follows:
My Dear Mr.. Nelson.-
Mrs. Williams has doubtless told
you In her letter that have had
rather q severe illness. But for that
reason, and that l am still not up to
the mark, should long since have
written you. l am sure you can read
lily understand how badly my cores
pondence and diocesan duties are in
arrears, and how slowly at this busy
season of the year one catches up
with ones work.
Your invitation comes to me with
tremendous force, and my heart goes
out in response to 1t, and to people
and n work which pulls. There is no
place OH this earth quite SO close to
me as the White river country, and ]
long to see it once again. Please God
I shall some day, and then I shall be
glad and happy to deliver once more
the message of the unchanging Faith
as summed up in the Catholic reli-
gion. hope the day will come soon,
but because of the condition of my
health and the unceasing demands
upon me here-demands whice / can
not and must not ignore-its date
must be uncertain. l say this with
the utmost regret, and with the great
est appreciation Of your kind words,
and sincere sense of the relation
which must ever bear to the field
you are SO faithfully laboring in.
have always been vigorous man.
quite able to meet the demands on
my ministry. But my illness has
brought something Of crisis in my
life, and 1 am warned by my doctor
that must let up for awhile, or ser
ious results will follow. In fact he
forbids me to undertake anything this
year outside of my necessary work In
the diocese. He tells me there is moth
ing organic the matter with me, but
that am In condition that invites
break down unless 1 call . halt in
my strenuous life. ! have promised
him to do this, for I realize for the
first time that must be careful.
Please believe me when say that
but for my condition Of health
should drop everything and go to you.
1 shall and do cherish the hope that
in the near future can undertake
the trip. And so with . Christmas
greeting to you and to the many who
yet continue to remember me, re-
main as ever,
Affectionately yours,
ARTHUR l.. WILLIAMS.
TA eroAa ~fkbnut aaar{n0 II nld- tim.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22
How About Colorado?

The campaign of 1915 is assumed to
have been opened by the meeting of
the national committee at Washing
ton few days ago, when the dates
and places agreed on were fixed by
the two committees. The Democrats
will meet at st Louis on June 18th,
the Republicans at Chicago on the
7th of the same month.
In view Of the fact that the Demo-
cratic politicians have declared that
only President Wilson will be before
the convention at st. Louis. the ques-
ton of who will lead the Democratic
party Is not of particular interest at
this time. 1t may be later.
1t is Of very deep interest, however,
to consider the situation In Colorado.
In 1914 . combination Of elements
not likely to occur again resulted In
the defeat of the greater part of the
Democratic ticket. George A. Carlson
was elected governor by Democratic
votes, not one Of whom wanted him
or believed In him. while thousands
of his own party voted for him with
the greatest reluctance and these
Republicans and Democrats care less
for him now than then. In spite of all
this, Governor Carlson is In the sad
die aud has overlooked nothing that
he believed would enable him to be
his own successor. The judgement Of
the old-time standpatters seems to be
that he holds the best hand as far as
the nomination goes. The Democrats
of Colorado have the game in their
own hands. II they heed the signs of
the hour they will carry Colorado
uext November. All that is required
at their hands is to make ticket that
will appeal to the conscience and
good sense of the people. Our legisla-
lures have reformed things until strict
party lines no longer exist. In their
stead spirit Of Independence has
arisen. The average voter naturally
prefers . candidate belonging to his
own party but II the opposition ffsrs
sa4hs&sss 80 asoss ssPutabls candt-
date and he knows 1t, he will vote for
him and we have abundant proof that
these independent voters decide the
result. This justifies the declaration
that 1t is the plain duty of the Demo-
Gratis to lay aside their factional diff
ferences and make an effort to place
. ticket in nomination that will not
only command the votes Of all Dem
ocrats but the votes of the RePubli-
cans who have enough state pride to
lead them to give their support to the
men who will bring honor and credit
to Colorado.
The Review has more than once
commended the Hon. Sam N. Wheeler
Of Grand Junction IS an ideal man
for governor Of Colorado. A gentleman
Of the old school, an able lawyer, in
the prime Of life, q useful and honest
man-as a candidate for governor he
would be unbeatable.-Fort Collins
Review.
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Sale OF Real Estate /.
- he matter of the Estate Of Marguerite
state Of Colorado, ..
County of Rio BlancO

nartke. minor.
Public notice is hereby given that by vir:
tue Of . certain decree of court made and
entered Of record on January 1s; 1915, by the
Viii. on Monday, the 7th day of February,
1919, 81 the hour Of O'Clock in the afternoon
~ mi day. At the front door of the court
house in the town Of Meeker, in said county,
expose ct private sale, for not less than the
duIy appraised value Of sa me. the following 9
described real estate, to-wtt: An undivided
one-eiQhth Interest in and to the W. OF seq
and eX Of swA Of SECTION y. Tp \. !Gi W:
AN p k, containing 100 acres, more or less
and also An undivided one-eighth interest
In and 10 Lots TO- IL and u in Block u and
Lot 10 In Block u, oil in the town OF Meeker;
The snnraieed value Of said interest in said
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1t must have been hard on "little
bennie" going through Germany seal
ed up In his coach, like SO much ex-
pressage, and with the blinds pulled
down, 80 that he and his co-notoriety
seekers couldn't get q glimpse of the
German landscape.
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Ferris Bill Passes House.

A Washington dispatch says: The
Ferris bill, to create 84O-acre stock
raising homesteads on arid, semi-arid
and mountainous lands, has passed
the house.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the Highland Cemetery
association will be held on Monday,
January n, 1915, At 3 p. N. at the
Bank Of Mssksr. jlb-72
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lp acres Is ssle. 50 and bid of sss Is has been
made thereon; and tho appraised value of
said in interest in said town lots is t23 and q
bid Of the appraised value thereof has been
at the time Of said sale the said property
will be stricken of to the private bidders as
Aforesaid. Terms Of sale: Cash
REINHoLD HARTKE.
Guardian Of the estate Of Marguerite
Hartke, Q minor.
Meeker, Colo, January l8 1918. jlb-fb.
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The fruit of thought will ripen only
upon the bough Of research and in
vestigation.
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What has become Of the Bull Moos-
or who "Stood at Armageddon and
battled for the Lord?' Gone on a
striker
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1916-01-22

But the hyphen T. r. dislikes most
Of all IL In ex-president.