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Washington Journal., 1916-04-14
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N~eutihlanO?

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gierung Die Antmort uf oen vSuncr" Sail crboltcn: &adl Den bier ell.
gerofenen 8erihten iprift ib 9entihIano bon jeoer Sdllo on elnenl
EorpcOuren BEG engilfeu &onaihifcS uSnfet" fri. Sur Set obs
Ons llnghld geihob, befono iD fem 0eutides llnterleeboot IN Der DC.
Ioahn @eaen0, infolgcoe1cn fam babel bon einenl oeut1ben Angr1f rlf
Oe ge0e ien. IuBeroen fam oaS Sdiff in elmer redyt getabrliben Stelc
oes Gonas all Sdaben, sort nGmlih, mo es cine ltnnane BON fran5o=
iiIhen mo cngGiben gRnnen gibt. Nicmqno miro pobl onnebmen ion.
men, ooB Elm nutfhes lInteriecboot geraoe III einem WdnenTel0 lem 9ano-
merf treHben miro. Die ghusagen Ser Saiogiere mioeripredpen lt9 ott'
enn ltnterlpeboot lit nibt geihtet mor0en; ue fam man oa1er anf lold)
eincn gduB fonulen Pills 9emeis fr einen Mn9rdlI os SameIerS
.Suiier" ourd en 0eutiGeS llnterieeboot ioaen Mefalltude eTnes Sot
undergraduates Oienen, bic man o%naebldl oaf benz 9o1p1er lPater DOT II
Gs mar fem lmporteHider 3eugc bem o6lnoe" Dteler lleberblelbil gu
qeacn. @ie fam mon oHo oier$ ~Semeisnoteridl OILS aHreQnbar I'M
iclcn2
ga id uf Dem 9onpr ~5uNcr~ oub wicOer einmal AEerif01 n
befnnOen, bot acknowledgements rnicre HcQerlrng oub nuf5urenen. Us
froat fh MN, nen1 man bier Me6r @laubcn idenfcn miro, Den GerHde=
runqen ser Naierten poer sen 1eutidlcn? Sos pom Der Oeut1den NC
oieruno ppraeIeQte 9eueismoterial auen nIBte gentGen, INT ere UT
floae oeaen Elm oeuthcs ltntereeboot ais lnmoglih rmo m5ulnnlg D1
suIteien. @enn infer Serr @rGioeni pber Serr Banning bic aahonal
t1denDen ser einaclnen gationen 1tuoieren wiiroen. mrBten lie bel Dem
Gupitel nehen 6ei6en, oas sic acknowledgement Der 0eut1fen dtfgc
aGhIt, un0 tie mnr6Cn pbenun fin0en: Nnbrbett mo Irene
g3unn lie 0oqegcn Gngldn0s n0r srantrelhs Sunocnregnter aht.
fhIIaen, 10 mirben fc in aroBen 9ettern oci6rie6en finocn: llrnobrbelt
lno llntreuel 0e @efbihtc Ser III nieRm Tuae III Setrodt fonlntenoen
0otionen mlrocn Ben morolii6en gcueis crbrngen, mem man mebr
Wohrheit strouen bari. Seoenfaas tperoen bic @erbanolungen inbe5u9
of sen Sunrr fSG fir Sen unparteiifdcn Seobddter reht rnterenont
perben. &c nd Dem l1rtelsiprlde unierer Ne9ernnG MIRO mon mt
getimttbet iageu fonnen, Of bde prO-engGid 1T, mo infogeoelen
foqar sic @a1r6eit perifm1bt, o0cr oh tie geredt 1T rHO Ole MdbrDerf
Iiebt. -~ysorr"t
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14
Sin toit6arcS Gr6s nnicrcr Sdtcr.

@r Gcuti6n in 4ueriho ioatcn es ums ier an9dcaen lem lorcn
fHr sic Grbutina uno Nusbrcitnq lnicrer ytntcrlprade Soraf 81 tn
Qn. @or cit fan man in bieigcn oeffAen 6nnthen nlHts anocrs, o0
mr. DoS m@nglif6e" horcn. &orT1 ooB mon 0enl oeltlDen Sofer
Ion0e sen GMdci gefebrt BOT. fGngt man and ldbon an ales aniMlel
men, mas, n d. Ocutid lit. Gle Mtteriprohc miro pernadlon19t
fremol6noihhc Site bdt ibreu Gn5ug III Oos oentld1e Solls, nro nab
cinioen Snbrct lit allies oas pcrqcHcH. mas ms emit 10 lten nm tener NOR
No6en mir nmt mebr inncre &rot nno lleber5euatn9 aus ocn aden Sa
terlonOe nntge6radyt?
Inter amcrifaniiden sdmlcrn b6herer 9clronnaIten gbt eS leiOer
piIe nit 0eldiden Namen, sic nber fem ctn5igeS oeutld9es Nort ten
men. Gs mag ia icr. 0b 0c Gltern nod oentnb predlcn, oper bic Sln
ser neroen hid ongeboltcu, os Grbe ibrer Gltcrn 1uno Tortobreh NOM
Ih Sic berrTide Oclide Sprode, 5n bepobren. .@ic nub man bod
oieIe lluqlidIihen beflogen! SIS gcbt UiIe Nmertfaner II lbtDent
Of er Mbfunft, sic fr ons @rlernen Der oeltldlen Spradc EN- aopfal
uuSRgen miIcn, wdbrcnO iOdc, bic bic bette @ee9enDelt oo0n Ddher
0ics unbeodtt oil iN bor6eigebcn lonen.
Die 9etldomerifoner ioIiem eS ais iWc belige GfHtt betrddtcnL
ibren ainOern oo& CIRCUIT Scr &Gter 5n beuobren. 3nnddyt mitBtcn bic
ainDer IeRn cunen. Somet oos 9cienuteual IN 8etradlt fonrnt, Durlte
es nht idmer faacn, D6es 5I bedoffcn. Die lofole oentlde SETTING
mHfte in ie0er Sunile ge6olten unO gclcicn lperoen. Soute cS Gent
ihp oebeu. sic cincr lolhen sen Giutritt ms @uuS berpeigern, Damn MO
Qen 0nIe ft sic Sotiodc Dor Au9Cn bultaL bB lie lhdnolldle Gcrrater
an ihren @bnen, Sittcn 1n0 @ebrGufen Ito. 9os fpltbare @rb9ut ~
rr Safer ba6en fc olsgetorhdt NIT einenl frennoen, nos 1pnel auD lffS
frmo bleiben miro. SeIbtperfGnOld mus bter5ulanoc ab oe eng
iIde 5urude uritnOIib erlernt per0cn, uber Dornber loatcn mtr mot
rmfere gaucriprodc nergeHen Cine 0cutfde 3eitnng III eIleH1
0eutfhen Seine miro perbIterJ OdB OS fotbnre erbgut Der Satcr
peroren geht S'o'f'uM
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14
Son Scr @eltuarte.

Die Neoe os ocutiben geihsfauders lit i'm Ihslanoe bis ms
f[Gnte rnterlndt lm6 eripogen por0en. Sene 6rieoensplune lpuroen
ne boroussuieban mor, in GngIono NIT ipenig gegeiHcrang alf9enomncn
8rener Msquub interpreterte natWrliherpeiie Die Soeen Setbnnnl
Sonnegs mad Dem Mler Ser en0liifen 2ogif uo MnffallumQ. &ur5idl
Deriudte es Nsqunb iogar. Die 0euthen SrieoenSpl1ne ldderib 81 ma
den, inoen1 er mf Die Cathode binues, ho6 OeutihlanO ia gr nit cn
NAL beredtiqt mare, iiberboupt folde Ione ST. Idnieben, 0d ia GnglanN
Ser Gieger ien uno infolgeoeen nod einen @eliebcn ben anoeren Noti
omen oifheren miro. - Diie enelfdc NnmaBrna nmg eines Gags ldmcr
beTtraft weroen, lno Damn miro 9eutidlnno beitimnrn, mas onI
arroganten .Sobn 9uG" 5ufulen. ooer ebcntuca II dt 5nfalen iu.
3pifdlos mar sic &ebe 0es McdSfan5erS oub amf Sic SerbefIibrung
zines baIoiqen GrieSens abgeehen. Gguidlono bot fh idon lonac fir
einen TreonsihluS bcmt ertlGrt, ober mr fin enen e1renoften nno
0olernOen Trieoen. GneIunD, oos fd bereits befegt ftbt, Dies aber nit
offen s1ae5teben mill, f1hrt fort, sic brouen Sdoen ieiner %erbHnbeten
hir5uopfern. @nalonos Sobue meigern il. gu Ben &ofien 81 areifen,
I'M. 70 mnen iene Sreunoe: 0e Sran5oiei, @elgier. aunooier mo rooS
DeutiGIano bot gefiB oud reht idNpere Serluie crlitrn. aber troboen1
sicben froben @9uteS i'll Den &i. i'll Dem 9ennBtiein, iDrenl sater
lan6e cine @obltat at erpeien, pd6rcno @ngunoS Shnrol mtoerptlip
uo ee3mllngen Ocn 8efeble aebord@en. Die morolilhe storfc lie9t an
oeuiider Gete, rno gcrooe bnfe Giaen0oft, ODER Sugeno miro lnenohd
peI 8u einem Sicse beiragcn. Gc NaHerte1 perliercn Dor Seroiu
inrner nlbr @onen. Gin hortnGdi9Cr Sampf mAtet I'M jene Tran5olnd'
SeHine; feincr mill nod1acbcn oer meNheu. mo oef1lob gee!!ngt eS ben
Oeutidben, INNER ipetcr bor6uOrnGen- Sat tngltdl hobcn 0c Oert1dlcn
reht 6eoeutenoe Soai6rife 81 per6eidnen fonleqienterIpenc falen DC
Ncr[tfe ben TGnOen al. geridtcrluter peraRlden Ocn &nn1pf Inn Sr-
omn nit Dem Soaenfeuer, 10 Ihreflid qet es bort 0n Soils es Der peut
ihen Mrmee gelinaen foQte. peter 10 pprSn0rnoen, conn nrB Serolf
oenn ooh ihlieBIit foaen, friber oncr Np0ter. @it Dem 1aac oieRr an
ferit fame1 Tcflng miro amb ell CROKER Ero5enhab or fc1nolld>en,
oaiierten Nfodt fuIen, cine Nieoerlauc, Die mic mteoer miro NAtaemoht
mer0eu fSnnen. Nieaeidt miro oamn HremRr Msaaitb Die Nreoensplanc
aos Sort5fpn gpifsfanslers mnebnen mHiienl @DMoliram".
Washington Journal., 1916-04-14
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Washington Journal., 1916-04-14

Gtmaigc llNreqcImabigfeitcn
II ser NblicfernaN bitten mir ms To-
iort gu mcIocnb oarnit l@lsunlge Ab.
Chile gcihicbt.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
WARRINGTON

4 romeuhat lurld melodrama i-
The Flower ~ Faith tho principal
screen o"rring ,he week in tho
WaFhingtcn freaicr. with Jane
Grey IN 'lc leading role of tho
daughter % travelling evangelist
Niss Grey has .vmpa'het.c role IN
which She tas opportunity 90 look
az pretty a. she really .s and 20
Do appealing dramatic. raihe'Ir. in
nocsr' and helpless bv uJrns
Ruth rd-.u religions faith is
ferrroof.d and sfarrrh So falls
I'm love with Hugh Loo. en atheist
When Ru'h.4 farhcr find h'- daugh
te- In lca's cabin and 't" girl rc
flses 20 explain hor presence there.
,ho eyangfIl.' permits an infrr.a'od
mob to ss.1e Loo and attempt go
.Ias him Tho elements. ia 'he
'o-m ~ a thunder and lightning
sf,rm .n argonr fu save lee from
fs fvncrcrs R4't had gone fp fh"
cabin fa warn H'r brother "l0 Hst
Ned t-ero from omrcrs ~ 'ho Ia'.
bh, nhe-c b. much frIbulaflon for 'rs
grI and her lover before fhe facts
of her as'erIy devotion ard duty
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
18WORKERS
NARROWLY
M|SSDEATH.
Acid Fumes Nearly AS
phyxiate Employees
of Engraving Go.

Eighteen emplot"s OF ihe wa hf
colorplst, Engraving company 'r
,.,,. ,hc fourth aoor "a, build
49,. u..-. ...~-,,..,.
'hk - - -. -. ,,,-..,
eS'epe' '''I ..,--L 80 ~
mo'h'"s " - - - o., .,l.
lA'n'' % nv - - .-,.. 49,.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
a STATES
Will. ELECT
PRESIDENT 7
D h 10. Indiana. New
York and Illinois
Battle Ground
BOTH PARTIES
ARE CONFIDENT

NEW NOEN NOV Tomorrow
the American Fr..r -.t, 'h. "f..
D. he 0eN' gre..as- .ra '0fsd
states dictates ehe VIII .au9 pose
TIE senate BIB '.s.s mem gers o.,
r1e s.-sr e.. representatives.
Viewing ,ee -tr.1r.a today. "A
hours 10 advance "a. t-s ss,',e ~
ne ballots snp Men claims ron
both Democrats ans Republicans
cocSsg-e ~ victory To- appeared that
the people ~ NeN Na-s. oElo mi
nois and Indiana would come the
nea-F,' -n holding 'r. .3.Sace 90
power BatA sides e.a.m 's.. *
.aHr o., states Iae.r ora. in he
elsctora. college is ..l nearly 43
Per cent ~ -Ee -.f r..-- .rre> -a-s
.u .nr.-e
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE

Korea. frequently called the her
mir kingdom" and a lard fuil ~
nys'er7. and fascination. was visited
SUNDAY evening. In tho Detroit pp.
ora house hv T. " newman and a
large audience Nr Newman, who
listed fhls little known oriental
iand las' sprirg revealed Fs non
dsrs 20 fh" eaEy chair traveller, in
scrleS - remarkable Colored pic.
lures and a vivid impression Wa
receiy I'd - he country and lts pou
ple thru Nr Neumans num,nativc
talk
Korea nov owned by Japan. is
becoming a much changed country
under The dominion OF the japanese
9 glimpse ~ the forme- Korea mas
.npvn In visit 20 an interior 80.
lage where Tho ancient customs. 81.
perEti'lon. quaint garb. peculiar hsb-
it and mode - lie 81 mo natives
still OBTAIN Thru the courtesy 0f
the government Mr. Newman was
enabled 20 take pictures ~ the m
nous royal palace whore Tho do
sccudants % the former ruIers of
ttc country I've practically bon rY
To
The architecture ~ Korean build
IuRs is beautiful and unusual. and
while remindful ~ The japanese and
The Chinese u is siili distinctiyc and
original and unlike that ~ any 9th
or oriental country
Nr Newman viii conclude Die
present series % traveltalks vlfh
Hawaii and Manila SUNDAY even
-rF 80. L.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
DRYS NICTORS
IN DEBATE OF
THE NEWSBOYS

Tho d-y element .n 'H" urtrnr
Neuqhur assu. a.Yn scored an iu
ror'au' victory -ardss night whom
yos'hfu' supporters 90 tH- PrulIor
lion ras." Won % debate with a
team nhloH tried 20 uphold The neg
a'It, uo u tho gles' ''uu Resolved.
That nation vide prohibition be-
adopted
Iouis Gou0o1. sydney Doruhaum
md Bon CHr..r spoke against fh"
liquor tramc Mark Teldman. leo
No'ion and George Surnman com
posed fI, noFa'It. 'rHn lI" ',J
tal boy was rorhans 'b" most viz
or0us falaor against fhr saloon lie
repeated several telling arguments
thai f1.a been used recently .n no
campaign against rho saloon l0
Michigan
.Ir' mo appeal 20 'he common
,enso ~ those epu ftut prphihi
tion ls an infringement on their
personal Ifb"t's said ihe hoy ora
tor "ls j- no' right That sou should
larrIGCo Hff'a pnr-uraI liberty
f0r fia sake uf ih. coming genera.
Gcu AMI for ih, .aI,r pf h" moth
or who must uNor lu poverty Ie
caueo ~ no drunkenness ~ their
bg-hand,' Think of Tho injustice
tUat a being done 'u tho thousands
of children whoa. father. arc drunk
ards Uo Tho. Er proper nour,ah
ucrf and education ont ~ their
Hir,.a per onrl liberty
The lad made an Intelligent ro0ly
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
CADILLAC

FNe Cadillac "a giving shows these
.a,s hat would hurs' the bounds
no. '-e ordinary bu-Ieslue p-a'eu's
mon V.th the gua0ff' ,' a''rac IONS
and 'h" - -'nc has a~., "a, nm ~N
-s,.o0 D. Ia billed The '.t -.
.rs Three aots uatsr d!~arant
a..ss and ,eo vaudeville perform
anras are given The 10 lirnE
.-1r.rs.tles ~ ,hs ras, arc given
tsa IN sklts 81 vavelyy entitled
N-s Nou fte roHnt'" snt 4 Nigh
d.. 'hIna'oNn ard 'h" l!d on 'hs
..tl 'h.a'-.-a. Limit 1, quantity Ia
r.' v''h a third number S~er7n
s.rt taks-o" on ,te p,1, a' '.e'
rau
Har-y LArg hss 'he '.si.0E ruw
"a part and sxeru'es ma-s eu4-
-r U.--sV comedy stunt rr. &C
IF. ,s.ar Rauaay '...
Rs-seH HH. F-al Roth end r.
stse' loom 49, Blk and Her- Van
''var"s With pp'ror ..r'e.Ine
'a.. tees gives an lmlersr-atou 2
l-.r sr7t Dolly Sog"' s~e.
nary catchy number and ,.F
he 's.erts ~ 'u"s'ur 8e
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
MAJESTIC

W7-v p1rk'0-d beloved - M. y
Pan. - 20 ae s.on 'Nls verl fra '.r
ve..-tf. .trrtr- ~ an Fas. fet4r
..t. called - ess Than OBJ. ...a-
I- t..rl .he has oygar' .u..... s.-
.Iu v,-. guf.. a ~eregt ,-.r. au,
trT-r In which she has hereto. 90
...n knoRn 20 the public
While ratsfriuR OH %, 'he a,u-a.
.rs .-ra..9t charm atlrh las mad.
.u.~ Mar" SD, ,,-F.4r s,.f ".r
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

a-o A~oukA, ont. and she ~ restored
- re- -.rh'nl place In he ewes o'
these NHo had misludget her U.r
n .n ~ 'te means ~ con nr"~'. .nx f.rs
'7 christianity and there is a happy
"r4.aE 'or every body
The washington program Includes
hrs'IN comedy HeArst's ln'erra
. "a, weekly and songs by Harry
|.r.-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

In 'he Gaye'y heres gayoty surr
enough his week. FOR an aRgrcga
lion ~ chorus girls fairly brimming
over Nth melody and high spirits
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
SUNDAY CALLS
RENIN AL HERE
GREATEST EVER
Continues from Pas. ouep


''''"0eo row : SO ''e'
,r ,he n3rn.rS auu toward mid
@ % rHp Fas. hiding VAS packed
e''E enthusiast men an samea.
.la.0I ta Rear .F.-. word spoken 1-
sung .r -to #rat tss Ta0. .ag q,
.Aa attended The mrs. ure.lg .a
fH- morning e.-Ds fo aflr seats
tnrlout Che entire CAV ard ben -
.la.-s~tIr .-~ "a -usF ars~ 'se
lights ve-e W--sG .g 10 ,he ta7er.
uaas
Attendance ever ".H9-
+, s estimated '-a, IN s- e.Eh,
vp.ks %. w1. S.atay ce-psiE1
rle -a. ,..a5au-e ss, .er1 g..
-,0.a .se CREATES -a-.H- -ra-
ever attended series a. -.sFH
NEE. .rr- .0 r.a h.sc-1 o' fEs -.t
When R'l.s -uped aboard .-t1
&c take h,u '.' II 'Ae s'a'. md
3-a- b, ssrs- v.tt -.r .srs
or S+f.-.- 20. -e>.E'7- '-e -"
81 re'-7.t people 'r me evangelist
--s CLOSING scenes .g Do ,s.--
Iac.e sr-s gH,,.a.F 'ha most .0s7.-
,-- .t4. -svs r,.- .-.g--e. n -.
l-o4- Ueer.-r OPP arr cher su5 '
q e5t1e-tr- In re.-..' The 5-se
building N.- a 500 s7 i-.l t 'ss
Hs-a-.-s --a anchor I--..1 could
~. .-.'a h~.e.E - E.ar Ee
s.REg.t a-r- p.s ..aE a.,- c,....
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an1 q. trr .-.F,I.= Ta-o a
sung ..a-s o we'd '-.u r-.sarG- .t
,...
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. as" o-gr1'7e ..'". 'Es1 could .'a" %
.rt0 he 5.er-ac.c
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p..sr .r-r.f a. u.-a
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

only on. "BRowo oUtHlNE"
LAXATIVE BROWO QttSfNE Look
for slgna'uro of r - GROVE '4ras
cold 81 one Da 2lr ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

s.cneters between 10 Ss-S and
y -cNAysress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-19
"O-EAT-IT"
Bran Food
Crisp. Toasted Slices ar Meals wiz
Provide a Prev entaIiye for Con.
stipation and Indigestion
Without Medicine.


o-tA I-l IT" Is fully cooked really
to-eat, pure. delicious. nourtsAauE
bran food It's crisp. tasty. toasted
slices are made from rich golden wheat
bran and other cereals. "O-EAT-IT"
takes the place Of old-sJyIs bread and
breakfast foods morning noon and
night. and Is natural laxative and
preventative for indigestion. Pbysi-
clans heartily recommend bran foods
fof sale at all Erocers- Zoe. or sent
prepaid on receipt Of price Address
o-EAT-tT Co. Studebaker Bldg. Chi
Gag0. III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-19

AIt6eaewa aHae .laa argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-19

President
H. JIrHL
SaUrefarV
WALLACE TRETCHEER
Member
Board o. Local improvements Of the
City OF Rock Island III.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-02
Registration Notice for Election Pre-
cincts Within the City of Monte
Vista, Colorado.

All persons who were duly regis
tered for the General Election held
on November 3, 1914, and who have
not since changed their address, are
deemed to be properly registered
All other persons desiring to regis
ter, or change their registration on
account of having moved from one
precinct to another since the last
General Election, for the Primary
and General Elections to be held in
the year of 1916, may do so on Sep
tember Fifth and Sixth, 1916, by ap-
pear1ng in person before the follow
ing named Deputy County Clerks at
the following named places and sub
scribing to certain individual regis
tration sheets.
Messrs. Lester Hawkins and A. B.
Van Nostrand will sit upon said
above mentioned days at the Broad
way Opera House in the City of
Monte Vista and receive registra-
tions in Election Precinct No. One.
Messrs. l.. A Hardie and Michael
Brady will sit upon said above men
toned days at the Town Hall in the
City of Monte Vista and receive reg
istrations for Election Precinct No.
Twelve.
Messrs. Everitt Chandler and w.
d. Heilman will sit upon said above
mentioned days at the Residence
property at the Corner of Grand
Avenue and Lyell street. in the City
of Monte Vista, and receive registra-
ion in Election Precinct No. Four.
Attest: Eek FARROW,
County Clerk and Recorder.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-02
NOTICE,

Public Notice is hereby given that
the City Council of the City of Monte
Vista, will, on Thursday, September
7th, 1916, at 1880 o'clock P. M, at
the usual meeting place in the Coun-
Gil Room in the City of Monte Vista.
Colorado, hear, consider and deter
mine any and all objections to the
establishment, construction, Install
ing and maintaining of sewer-drains
in and through said City in accord
ance with the plans and specifica-
tions thereof now on file with the
City Clerk of said City, and any and
all objections to any of the proceed
ings had or proposed to be had in
connection Herewith and part there
of, and any and all objections to the
taxes to be levied, collected and dis
bursed in payment therefor.
Dated at Monte Vista, Colo, Aug
3rd, 1916.
B. A. GIBSON,
Attest: Mayor.
JONATHAN H. SMITH,
(SeaD City Clerk.
A 5; S 2.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-02
THE DENVER MARKETS

Denyer Union Stock Yards, Aug.
os-Receipts of cattle on the Denver
uorket last week were quite liberal
and the demand was good. Notwith-
sanding the fact that eastern mar
,ots closed the week sharply lower,
rrices on good cattle were practically
,teady here with the palmer grades
oround ten to fifteen cents off for tho
week. Today, however, with 2,2OO
cattle on sale, buyers, especially those
who had cattle on the eastern mar
kets last week, made a determined
effort to get prices here somewhat
down into line with river quotations.
In this they were partially success
full. the market being generally called
steady to fifteen cents lower. The
feature of the mornings trade was
the sale of carload of choice three
year-old Wyoming grass steers to To-
cal packers at $3.50, the highest ever
paid on the Denver market for grass
steers. Most of the pretty good kill
ing steers offered sold around 81 to
$3.50, with fair steers from $50 to
u. Good cows sold from $3.50 to
s6.25. Bulls are quoted around
$3.50 to $3.50, according to quality
and veal calves from $3.50 to $1O.50.
The feeder and stocker trade was
fairly active with best steers bringing
36,25 to s6.75 and palmer steers SELL
ing from $3.50 to Sc.
The hog trade was fairly active
and prices firm today. Tops sold at
5000, which price was also realized
last week and is the highest price
paid on the Denver market for more
than six years ard within fifteen
cents per hundredweight of the high
est price ever paid on this market.
Most of the pretty good hogs here
sold around $1O.25 to $10.65. The
local demand is good and a good
many more hogs could be used here
to advantage.
The sheep supply last week was
heavy, total of nearly 10000 arriv-
ing during the week. The market on
ewes held up practically steady and
good ones are now selling around
WIS to 81. Lamb prices closed the
week twenty-five to thirty-fve cents
lower with prices ranging from $9.75
10 SlO on the good ones. Today's
run totaled nearly 10000 head and
under good demand the market was
lairly active after it got started. Big
runs at all points, however, caused
some weakness in prices and the
market is slightly lower than last
week close. Indications point to
ols run of sheep here from now on
ana an active trade as tho demand is
expected to be good.
w. N. FULTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having been designated candi-
date for the office of County Clerk
and Recorder at the Republican
County Assembly, I respectfully ask
the consideration and support of my
Republican friends and voters of Rio
Grande County at the Primary Elec-
tion, Tuesday, Sept. ~.
B. F. AYERS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENT A

My name having been designated
to go upon the primary ticket for
county sheriff at the Republican Coun-
ty assembly I ask the consideration
and support of the Republican voters
of Rio Grande county at the Primary
election, Tuesday, September -.
e. S. ALTERNATELY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-02

rev A. M. Maclean left for Sterl-
s monday evening to attend tn.
annual conference.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-09-02

Judge w. S. Ellis, wife and son
" anu DR.. and Mrs. Trueblood returned
sunday from the lakes where they
'peht a few days outing.
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