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RED CROSS REFUSES
SUPPLIES FOR TEUTONS
Trouble over Rubber Goods
and Shipping Difficulties
stop Service.

W~AsHIHGroN. .Nrril 2l-pritiais at
tie headquarters, Of The Red cross sent
notices to All Rcd cross chapters IN the
country tu-ul-ht That uo more Cou>igu-
ments Of supplies to tae Central Powers
can bs received. This order was the re-
suit of a failure to get permits To- pass
TIA" goods.
There are tons OF hospital supplies.
C,u'hing and q miscellaneous assortment
~ materials Low awaiting shipment AZ
the BUSH Terminal in Brooklyn and IL Is
believed that they viii Ice tied up for a
long time 10 conc. II iS understood that
the present situation is due to tie TACT
that England has refused To plSS guam
titles OF rubbcr gloves and rubber sheets
for the Central Powers on the theory
that the rubbe: could he easily made
over into fubh"r stock. much needed hl
&c many and Austria FOR military pur-
. scs.
In December last an order was ISSUED
fo%rhidding the shipment Of rubber goods
In Red Cross c~onsignments for the Cen
trail Powers, although nothing appeared
10 exclude the shipment of other sup
plies. notwithstanding the orders. SYM
pathi2ers with Germany and Austria
continued TO send rubber goods and
ether supplies which seemingly have no
chance of getting through.
President Wilson has received many
letters from German sympathizers pro-
testing against what they call "A "vio-
lation of the fundamental principles Of
the Red Cross" in permitting these sup
plies to be held up.
\ suggestion was made that the sun.
plies, ar such of them as are appropri-
ate for tn" purpose, be shipped 10 Sibc-
ria for German. .\ustru-lluugHr.tn u
Turkish prisoners. The various Red
Grass fhAniyrG wore asked 20 qspt ~
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NO SWISS MERCHANT MARINE.
plan u ndonrd Because Navy Il
Insu III CteUt

RERS. VIA London, April 2i.-The
proposal for the establishment OF 4
swiss merchant marine to transport
fordStufs and other importatjous from
the Tnrel state has been abandoned,
the government akiug the position that
without "A navy II could not protect
merchantmen flying the SWISS flag.
Great Britain had offered four Brit
ism steamships for such a Swiss NOR
chant fleet and Greece also had offered
several ships Both offers ave been
declined
The French Government authorized
today the forwarding to Switzerland of
1000 carloads Of american corn which
have been held UP for weeks at Mar
settles.
The Swiss navy comprises two armed
patrol tughoats on Lake Constance.
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GREEK PROTEST TAKEN UP.
Niles May OmprOnisc Plan to
Transport Serbs.

NDFT ' TT TNp"F W IT .
LONDON, April 2l.-The Daily Ndtls
Athens correspondent telegraphs that
the British legation has been Informed
from London that a decision will he
given shortly on the question of tn"
transport of Serbian troops from Corfu
to Salonica on the Greek railways.
The newspapers point out the pra'tl'al
difficulties of the scheme, owing to IN
insuticiency, of rolling stock and defec,s
I'm the railway system. There Is reason
to believe that the Government is justi-
fed in its protest, II has ever mad"
preparations near Corinth to block the
passage Of tho Serbians II necessary.
The correspondent thinks that this IL the
only matter In which the Government
ever had public opinion behind it. The
balance Of allied opinion there favors
compromise.
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DREYFUS WINS new
NAME AS WAR HERO
Army Scandal Victim Now
Artillery Major with Post
Near Paris.
HIS RELATIVES At FRONT

SUNffTt tOTTSSpOHrPVTS 10 " StN.
PARIS. April ga charming little
town. perched on top Of a hill. on the
edge OF a forest which recalls memo
ries Of Jean jacques Rousseau. Lunch
time. In a laura rear the station
an artillery Major has just arrived. IL
1t were not for his uniform he might
be taken for an old book worn who had
breathed all his life the dust of "A library.
But suddenly his face Lights up with "A
smile as other officers. already there. rise
TO make room for him. shake him warmly
by the rand and rebuke him for being
late. The same little scene occurs al
most every day.
This way. Major. some one says.
from your work"
This officer is a man whose name
eighteen 10 twenty years ago divided
the world In two. placing the champions
of truth and justice on one side and the
partisans Of lies and inipuity OH the
other
So wrote a Paris weekly pap,- the
other day .p revealing the present situa-
'ion Of Alfred pr"yfus. and the writer's
somewhat iloGid Stylo ia iu way eNdg-
gerates or distuytS tine plain truth, a.
The suns correspondent is abl" t. cor
tify. thanks 90 , VIII 20 the little town.
near which Is built one of i'aris's po-
tectiug forts.
Alfred lreyll~. victim "f 4 terrible
error of justice iu ls"i, VS. ptrduued
by the President of the republic af,er ne
ing condemned hy two c~ourts-mdrt.di
and then found innocent by the supreme
Court. the Court of ta-sttIon.
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BRITISH LOSE POSITIONS
Turks Defeat Relief Force Near
kut-rI- I ma
>ps,,o' Cabie Despaich to THE suS

NPT'" '1bic Dfspdfch TO The SUS.
t'>SrANTlSoPLE. via London. April ~.
-Tn' Turks have inflicted a new defeat
upon the British relief force at Fel1lS.
'"'hl\-'Arce miles below kut-el-Amara.
q '"'iih- 10 an official statement issued
D IN" Turkish War Office tonight. II
Z tdinttt"d that some days ago the
pm 81 succeeded in pushing their lines
t''"trd, bur a Turkish counter attack.
~ : asserted has now driven them out
o. 'le'r u"w positions and compelled
'''i 80 retire to the east,
no situation VI kut-el-Amara. where
,,'". IoNush"nd with the main British
N's'p''amItn army. estimated at A.
o'' n't : bottled up, remains nm
C. eeI. tn" War ONCE reports. The
Tt''p.,rt follows.
'a $40 lrtk front the enemy was
''His't at feiahis and driven out
%. .N" positions which he had oc-
'".'i some days previously, retiring
t's'"l'f There is no change at
hIr-,l-Nmara.
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SEIZE ARMS IN IRELAND.
So''"" FIND BOat Loaded Win
\mmumitiOm--Arrest Made.

Sp'ctai 'abte Despdfch to TBE suN.
LpNb"N, April GA telegram from
''1l'' lays IA "oliapsiblc boat loaded VITA
"'"' ana ammunition was seized by the
'o''' 81 'nrrahsne strand \ strange
~ unidentified nationality was arrested
~ u" u~cignbori,Ood.
!, II not knoyn whence the boat came
W ior wliom the cargo WAS intended.
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hpec'di 'abie DespJfch Ia THr SuN.
PARIS. April 21,-The following state
mont was issued by the Wa Drice to-
night with regard TO the situation at
Salonica
French acroplancs bomlardod on the
night of \pril Il the towns of Nogarci
and hodgoritza, ou April 10 the enemy
camp at iu"N gucli and ~ April 10 the
aorod ON at Negarci, and the town
Of Padejarsi and Strunitza station.
The acroplancs returned u%nharncd.
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RUSSIAN PORTS CLOSED.
step Taken On Account Of sending
Troops To- FRI

WAsHtNGToS. April 2i.-It was stated
to-day at the Russian Embassy that
no traffic will TIC permitted In the Arc
tie and White Sea ports except for ,es-
sells carrying Government supplies.
Special permits for the cntry OF these
ships into the closed harhors will he
issued AZ Pe,rugrad,
II j. generally believed by officials
!u this country that the ports we're closed
on account of the large Russian forces
which are being embarked here for
transportation to France.
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BRITISH CHECK ATTACK.
Dispcrse Part. ~ rum In Adj
vance Near ~. I.Ioi.

>Decidl 'dbie Dtstptck 10 THE SIN.
l.uNpoN. April aI-Thc following re
port from British headquarters In Franc.
issued Tonight 10y the oliic.ai pres.
bureau
Th'ie was mining activity during
the last tweuty-four hour~ near Fri
court, Souchez, iiulluch and GiVcnchy.
Last night We dispersed a party ui
Germans h left thcir trenches near
~. Elui.
To-day there was trench mortar
iightiug in the sector south Of .Arras.
,iri there were mutual artlllery bonn
bard'ucnts al various points between
Suuchcl and La l!aSsc Canal, as we'll
As in the neighhorhoud of Yprcs.
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Npt't0' THb7e DTsDl'ch 10 Tur ~.
PErRoGRAp. Via London, April 81. Tits
War office issued tie following state
nent Tonight with regard 10 the opera
tions ON the Russian front;
We -lenced part OF the enemy artl!-
iery bombardIuC the Cxkull bridge
head. At J~acobstadt there WAS artil-
Iery activity. At Dlyka and Muia-
vita the enemy was repulsed
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Special cable Despntch 10 Tux SuN.
VIENNA. via London, April 2l.--Thc
following official statement was issued
to-day by the Austrian War Depart
inent
On Thursday seven Italian aero
planes dropped twenty-five" bombs ON
Trieste, billing nine civilians, includ-
ing five children, and injuring five, ON
the col di Lana the Italians were re-
pulsed. losing heavily,
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GERMANS OPPOSE NEW TAXES.
A%gttatiOns Against Tobacco and
Goods Purchase Ie,jes,
Speria' cabie Despatch to TnE su>

l"Np"N. April 2i.-Thc U0rnin0
I'ost'S Amsterdam correspondent cables
that The German tobacco trad" is about
to tanc combined measures to oppose
the proposed tobacco tax.
The Berlin Chamber OF Commerce has
condemned the goods purchase taN.
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CaII Alba miSns Ia TeUtOm Army.

PARIS. April 2i.-Prince William OF
WED. who was recently reported to have
been reinstated az ruler Of Albania, has
issued "A proclamation calling Oh the Az
TO submit to the Tcutonic allies
and enlist In the army. according " "a
Havxs despatch from Corfu.
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>pe",I' ratlc Bssp1tct 10 THr ST..
pFTRoGRAp. VIA London. April ol.-
The War Otico issued the following
statement Tonight
In the Caucasus our offensive is
continuing.
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italians EOriifS Points IL Epiru.

ATHENS. April Ell Italian troops have
occupied and are terrifying with heavy
artillery Thanassi. Fagheon and Kiorka
Heights, In northern Epirus. near the
frontier Of Albania and Greece.
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EoRnEAiIx, Npril 2l.--TWcnty persons
Mere Killed and many others injured
when AN explosion occurred in the
powder department Of . grenade factory
here.
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French Land At ArgOstoli.

Special Cabie Despatch 10 THr Sun,
ATHENS. April .l.-The French have
landed forces at ArgOstoli.
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Argostoii is the principal town on The
Greek islant of cephalonia, or the west
EN- coast of Greece.
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PRINCE MIRKO IN SANITARIUM,

Special Cnbi. Despa,ch 10 Tus ST.,

ROME, April 81, Tn" Spanish Amh,s.
sador AT vienna has informed Princess
Natalie ~ Montenegro, who is here. that
her husband. Prince Nirku, second son
Of King Nicholas. is now in a sanitarium
in Vienna. The explanation given hy
the Spanish diplomat is that the Prince
is to undergo Il seriou surgical opera.
ton
cable dispatches from Vienna last
week reported that Prince Mirko had ar
rived there On tn" way to an AUSTRIAN
health resort. Previously runners wrre
circulated that the Prince was nesotiat-
ing with the Central Powers with the
view to being placed upon the MVntene-
grin throne after the war.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH HELD
SUCCESSFUL CANVASS

An every member, canvass was
made by the Christian church here last
Sunday and steps taken to enlist the
entire membership In the work OF the
church, the sunday school or some Of
their correlated benevolences. The
canvass was conducted by q commit
tee OF forty members and the great.
er part OF the territory embraced in
the Canon City district was included
in the field operations. The campaign
was an eminently successful one In
all respects and Il is believed closer
Fellowship and more united endeavor
on the part OF the church membership
viii result from It. Pledges OF fnan.
cial help have been made for the sup
port Of the church that promise a
more aggressive and effective work for
the coming twelve months than has
been possible at any time during the
last few years. The members OF
the committee were entertained at
luncheon in the dining room OF the
church at noon last Scnday and the
canvaasers reported the results OF
their visitation to the chairman there.
The Canon City church has an active
membership of about two hundred and
sixty
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NINE FEET OF SNOW
on WESTERN SLOPE

Nine feet of snow crowns the Grand
Mesa and there is Eve feet of snow
on the level from Glenwood Springs
to Tennessee Pass. The fall during
the last forty-eigh. hours amounted to
IL inches. The ID. & r. G.. railroad
company has had the fianger working
daily since the snow began falling and
the line has been kept open. all trains
moving practically on time.
The Western Slope will have an
over-abundance of water next summer
The Eastern slope has had generous
snow fall but It is not extremely deep
on this side.
Roadmaster Wheelon, Assistant
Superintendent Flynn and Travelling
Engineer Mccarthy are with the fan
ger on the hill.
4 gang Of fifty men and foreman
have been ordered from Denver to
help clear away the snow from the
stations along the second division. No
idle men could be found here. -Salida
Mail.
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EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS

Denver. Jan. le-with the election
of officers at Mondays session. the
Colorado State Editorial association
yesterday discussed questions concern
ing new publishers. R. L. Crossman.
manager of the publicity department
OF the State Agricultural college at
Fort Collins. spoke on the relation OF
the college to the association and Or.
]. H. Tilden of Denver. discussed in
creasing efficiency from the stand
point of health.
Roy Ray. OF Windsor was chosen
president of the association. David
Elliott of Colorado Springs was elect
ed vice-president and Alva A. Swain
of Denver was reelected secretary.
Yesterday afternoon the editors
visited the stock yards. packing houses
and stock show exhibits. The convea-
ton closed last night with dinner at
the Stockmen.s club and a visit to
the show.
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NuReeRY srock.

See Ed O'HTien. representative for
The Plumneld Nurseries. Fremont
Ncbr.. for your nursery stock. He il
oommencing = canvass Of this terri
tory for sprinB delivery. He will have
stock On han1 At FfAnk P. Smiths for
delivery he latter part Of March. WIN
also chip Gvo oF six hunAred extra
apples ~ ehsgsiea AA1 alsa soas oas
and ltHo'yoogoD1 rpel,e,onsn ~ 0pring
1silEos2. Noos Wtits itsa.
joeo>Avltw.
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cARn oE rAAMks

We desire to publicly thank our
friends and neighbors for the kindness.
courtesy and sympathy extended to rs
by them during the Illness and at tho
time OF the death OF our little son.
Harry. We also keenly appreciate
the generous spirit which prompted
them to pay the tribute OF their esteen
for the dead by laying flowers ON TIE
casket in honor OF his memory.
MR.. AND MRS. A. Z. sHARMAN
AND FAMILY.
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Big CANADIAN LYNX ON exHls,.
TloN.

In the show window of f;wood Broth.
ers clothing store at i27 Main street
my be seen u fine specimen OF the
Canadian lynx. killed this morning
near the Royal Gorge mine a couple
OF miles south OF town. II has . yoi
low. tawny colored skin and differs
materially in appearance from the bob
cat 70 common In the mountalns oi
southern Colorado. II Il larger and
hes the long tall. characteristics Of its
spscise. Il was shot By . young man,
hut ~ were unable 70 ascertain hiu
naoe.
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FIRE m 6ARA6E CONSUMES
I. N. HARDIN6'S AUTO


The fire department was called out
"a few minutes before O'Clock this
morning to extinguish ife in Theo-
dore n. Hardiug1 garage at the rear
|of the family residence 6o7 Green.
wood avenue. The building. which
was Of cement blocks with . tin roof.
was practically IRE proof 30 Ear as
the wallis were concerned and only the
contents and interior woodwork were
Fcombustihle.
Mr.. Harding-s automobile and eyery-
thing connected with II was destroyed
by the flames. as well as considerable
other property that had been stored
there. The origin OF the nre is q mys-
terry and viii probably. never be as
certained. although It Is believed that
II started In the laundry; which ad-
joined the garage. When the depart
ment arrived Q dense volume smoke
with some flame wss Issuing from the
caves. suggesting IN intense heat In
side. -
The doors were forced open By the
nFemen and the interior found 70 be
h veritabie furnace with everything
reduced 20 . cinder. or glowing With
heat. An effort was made 10 drag
out the suts1so6ilcs but the WOODWORK
on II was practically all gone and the
spokes In the wheels gave way under
the weight OF the machine and IT fell
70 the floor. n heap Of glowing metal.
How badly the motor Is injured Is not
known. but V supposed 70 be In bad
shape.
How. or when. the fire started is not
known. bot II is believed TO have been
burning for several hours before the
department was summoned to the
scene: perhaps. during the sreatsr
part Of the previous night. Although
the flames did not make their way
through the partition into the wood
and coal bins connected with the sars
age considerable heat and smoke ef-
fected an entrance and suffoca;ed
number OF chickens that were roosting
there. The loss resulting from the
Gre Is not known as both Mr. and Mrs
Harding are In Denver and cannot be
interroEatcd on the subject. but must
run into good many hundred dollars.
II Is not known whether the property
was insured or not
Miss Armishaw and the two Hard
Ing children were at home Mt the time.
but knew nothing OF the nre until
flemcs were under the control of the
nrc department Miss Arnishs~ says
everything at the garage vas all right
when she retired Monday night. Cap
tain Barber OF the Gre department
states that a gasoline explosion oc-
CURED at the garage few minutes be-
fore he got there this morning. but
whether It was from the STORAGE res
ervoir In the automobile. or a detach-
ed tank in the building, he is unable
to say.
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PIANO IN CANON CITY FOR RENT
OR SALE CHEAP IMMEDIATELY.

We have a good used piano here
which We will either rent or sell at
very low price and on easy terms.
rather than pay storage or freight to
Denver. Can be seen and tried. Rent
will be applied on purchase later IL
desired. Write at once for location
and details. Address KNIGHT-CAMP-
BELL MUSIC CO.. Denver Colo.
w2t
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Aquor advertising and otherwise in
creasing the strictness of liquor reg
ulation have been numerous.
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Of interest and amusement. The hos
tess furnished refreshments Of hot bis
cults and creamed chicken. ice cream
and cocoa. and the guests brought in
the cake.
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Wanted-cider apples. Loading
car Friday and Saturday of this week.
Round Crest Canning Co.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION To IHAsu
STATE LANDS. :

Once OF State Hoard OF Land Con-
.s,ssieners. Denver. Cello, Jan n.
Notice is hereby given that A. w.
Howard, Colo, has made sppiicaSieH
No Assn to leAae tho following g.
ecrioe4 school lende, uituate In Hfe-
wv sse- ts. Twp, 70 n. Range n
Notice 10 further hereby given thak
all other peroenn degirinG 10 ale -
Appllo4tlon - loato this tFaee oe 49,
n1o4e o,e the came In this orlloO R9tGf
2 - Alsh. AelA - 20 oehsf nPll.sl-
r......, ~. jISolIs ~ Sa5Ivlz&
- rs IS 4 i'it
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FOUNDING friendship links on vel
vet ribbon. Engraved e. L" w T.
Record. 301ts
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PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Fred schlaeppi has had
IA carload Of valley hay shipped
in from westcliffe which she had no
trouble to dispose Of among. her neigh
bors.
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FoUND-Bunch of keys on wire ring.
Record Office. 1tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Cheney and baby
have returned recently from Fl Col
Tins whore they have been visiting
sonae before the holidays With Mr..
Cheney's parents
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Ray Hunter commenced work Mon
day as q miner With his father at the
Royal Gorge mine.
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PARK CENTER
Rob coughlin of Goldneid is visit
ing with home folks.
Mrs. c. A. Norman has been on the
sick list the past week. but is slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford Of Lincoln
Park were business visitors on the
park Friday Of last week.
W. C. James. who has been quite III
for the past two weeks with the grip.
Is able TO be up and around again.
Frank Duffy has completed large
barn on his place. which Is quite an
improvement as well as convenience.
Mrs. J. p. Hotchkiss. who has been
indisposed for the past three weeks
Is improving slowly.
J. H. Stewart has leased a fruit
ranch on Orchard avenue. East Canon.
and Intends moving his family as
soon as the weather moderates.
c. J. Fredrickson OF Canon City was
a business visitor on the park last
week.
The dog poisoner is getting in his
work on the park. Several very vaiu-
able dogs and numerous cats went the
poison route in the past ten days.
John Wright. who has been sick for
the past month or six weeks, is able
TO go about his work again.
Edward Coughlin. who represents
the Ingersoll Road Machine company
of New York in the states of Mon
tana ard Idaho. with headquarters in
Butte, has returned TO his home after
spending a couple of weeks with his
Mr. and Mrs. B.CoughEn. and
family.
George O'Brien. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed O'Brien. left a few days ago for|
Des Moines. Iowa. to enter Highland
Park college OF engineering George
snys no fruit ranching for him.
Mesdames A. A. and H. E. Hoffman
of Six Mile were guests AZ the home of
Mrs. l. F. Hoffman Sunday.
Lou Green and Tom Houle of Four
Mile are busy these stormy days haul
ing hay to their cattle anad horses.
which they have in pastures near their
hay ccrrals
Mrs. Bell and son Willie have re
turne'i from a pleasure trip TO the
Cripple Creek district
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Negotiations are under way for en-
tending the electric lighting system
over Popiar avenue and the intersect-
ing streets. Il seems TO be only q
question Of time until tho whole OF
Lincoln Park win be wen lighted.
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wANTEI-Seyerai thousand pounds
cider apples. All varieties except
Bens and Ganos. Thomas & Kirkton.
lsts /
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wANTED-woman to do general
housework. See Mrs. John Pierce.
316 Macon 13-3t-
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Mrs. Ruth English ls expected back
from Houston. Texas. the last OF the
week. where she has been visiting the
past month with her husband. who is
principal OF the City High school
Mrs. English is spending most OF the
winter here caring for her parents.
Or. and Mrs. Youngman. who are in
quite poor health.