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Alaskan Mxaterx II soIxed

Seward, Alaska, Feb. 26.-The mys-
terry OF the light on Fire Island, which
caused several men to risk their lives
in rescue trip in January. only to
find the island deserted, has been
solved by the arrival in Anchorage of
party from the long missing launch
Onward, after 15-day battle with the
ice and trip overland from Tyonek,
west of Cook inlet. The Onward,
which left Seldovia, January IL, reach
ed the Ice shelf on Fire island on the
18th. The men built fres which were
seen on the maip hud.
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plans FLIGHT Around World

San Francisco, Feb. ga hydro
aeroplane flight around the world will
be attempted from San Francisco with
Porter H. Adams Of Boston who ar
rived here to start construction OF his
Tying machine on which he said he ex-
pected to expend $4,000. Adams is q
graduate in aeronautics OF the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology
and with Donald w. Douglass, also Of
Boston, designed the hydroaeroplane
* the bi-plane type in which the flight
YIN ~ attempted.
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Candidate For Republican Nomination
For President to Make Ad-
dresses in March.

Minneapolis, Feb. 26.-Henry D.
Estabrook, candidate for the republi
can nomination for president, will
state his position on all pending is
sues before the voters of Minnesota
during the first week in March
Mr.. Estabrook will address evening
meetings at Red Wing. March 1 st.
Paul, March 2; Winona, March 3; Min
neapolis. March 4; Saltwater, March
8, and Duluth, March Z. He will also
speak on Preparedness" next Tues
day evening at dinner to be given
by the Minneapolis Civic and Com
merce Association
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Steel Layers In Alaska On Strike.

Seward, Alaska, Feb. 20.--Via Val
dez, Alaska, Feb. 26-All work on the
government railroad of Anchorage has
began when so steel layers quit to en-
force their demand for higher wages.
Lieutenant Mears OF the Alaska engi-
neering commission and officers of
the federal labor union organized at
Anchorage two days after the strike
began, are marking time pending re-
ceipt Of instructions from Washington,
which have been delayed By Interrupt
ted cable communication With Seattle,
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HAPPENINGS OF A DAY
IN HALLS OF CONGRESS
IN THE SENATE.

Resumed debate on water power
= bill.
Objection prevented Senator
Gore from introducing legislation
to keep Americans off armed ships
of beIIigerents.
Hearing continued into fitness
of Louis D. BrandeIs for the Unit
ed States supreme court.
Voted "a to IL to confirm Henry
Prather Fletcher as ambassador
to Mexico, but final action on con-
firmation went over until today
because those voting were less
than a quorum.
IN THE HOUSE.
Consideration of the postoffice
bill continued on the floor.
Hearing on Representative Lon
don's neutral peace congress reso-
luton begun by the foreign affairs
= committee.
Representative MondeII intro
duced bill to prohibit Americans
from travelling on armed ships.
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NEGRO Attacks Woman; Lvnched

Cartersville, Ga, Feb. 26.--Jesse
McCorkle, negro was taken from Jail
here by half hundred men and boys,
hanged to\e tree In front of the city
hall and his\ body riddled with bullets.
McCorkle was arrested for breaking
into the home OF A. T. Heath and at
lacking Mrs. Meath, whose husband
was away. Tho woman shot the negro
in the wrist with a revolver, but she
was overpowerad. When caught Nc
Corkle's wounded wrist was still bleed
Ing and he had the revolver in his
possession,
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BOMB IN NEBRASKA CAPITOL!
Janitor's Report of Explosion at Lin
coin Starts nvestigation-Only a
Fire Cracker.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 26.-Authorities
at the state capitol building mini
mixed the report of the story told by
a janitor that bomb had been explod-
ed in the state house furnace room.
Investigation disclosed that no dam
age had been done.
Officials believe a large fire cracker
was placed in small brass tube found
lying in storeroom and thrown with
an accumulation of trash into the fur
mace by the night janitor, causing an
explosion"
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Feb. 6.-Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000: active, SC above yesterdays av-
$3.50; mixed. s8.15 d8.55: heavy $500
1850; rough, $S.10@8.25; pigs, $500
1850
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; weak; native
beef steers, 1855 $3.50; western steers,
$6.75@8.20; stockers and feeders, 1856
@1.70; cows and heifers $3.25,Q8.25;
calves, s8.50M1I25.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; steady; weth-
ers. $s.00@S.40; lambs, 1925 q 11.25.
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Alleged swindIsr Arrested.

Tampa, Fla. Feb. 25.-A man an
swering the description of J. Grant
Lyman, wanted in New York for al
legged defalcations of more than $780,
900, was arrested on a yacht at st.
Petersburg, Fla.
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Turks Repulse British Near Kut.

Constantinople, Feb. 26.--British
forces in Mesopotamia made an attack
on the Turkish positions at Felahie,
below Kut-El-Amara, the war office an
nounces, but were driven back with
heavy losses.
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Snow flinders Pursuit Of Turks.

Petrograd, Feb. 26.-Severe snow
storms are hindering the pursuit of the
Turks fleeing from Erzerum, accord
ing to Tifiis dispatches. The Russian
right wing, however, is making rapid
progress toward Risen, east of Trebi-
zond. In Persia the Slavs have dis
lodged the Turks from powerfully
fortified positions in the Bideswith and
Sakhne mountain passes.
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To Burn Fine Feathers.

Houston, Tex, Feb. 26.-Nearly a
thousand bird of paradise feathers,
valued at $4,000, which the govern
ment recovered at Laredo after max
ing charge of smuggling against
Abraham Kallman of New York will
be burned, District Attorney Green
said. Kallman was released on $4,000
bond.
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SAYS CITY Must Be "Prepared.p

Minneapolis, Feb. 26.-George " B.
Hill, speaking at a harmony banquet
OF the North Side Scandinavian Re-
publican club, declared that munich
pal preparedness must be the para
mount issue of the coming mayoralty
campaign.
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ALLIES WAR LORD BUSHES TO
VERDUN TO OPPOSE kAISER'S
INSTITUTIONS CAP
TURE FIVE TOWNS
FRENCH LINE CRUMPLED
BACK Is BERLIN REPORT
Wings and Center Retire to Within
Six Miles of Fortress, German War
Office CIaims-Both Sides Suf-
fer Enormous Losses-Teu-
tons Capture Supplies.

London, Feb. 26.-By a battering as
sault, the Germans have smashed
| their way forward on a eight-mile
front, capturing six villages and farms
| north of Verdun and taking thousands
| of prisoners, Berlin reports. Not only
the French wings, but the French
center has been hurled back to within
six miles of Verdun, the German war
office reports. The crown prince has
stormed and taken the heights of
Champ Melville, barely five miles
from Verdun in the bend of the Mouse
river.
Germans Take More Towns.
The Germans claim the capture of
Champ Melville, Cotellette, Marmont,
Beaumont, Chambrettes and Ornes, vii
lagos and groups of farms extending
In a line east from the Mouse and
less than two miles from Verdun's
forts.
The French center, Berlin reported,
has been broken and hurled back
upon Louvemont, as the wings
crumpled under terrible German at
tack
The official statement from the
French war office, while claiming that
the German Verdun offensive is being
halted, virtually admits the capture of
Champ Melville, Beaumont, Ornes and
the villages and farms between them.
French Recognizing.
I'VE are organizing new positions
hnhInH Rnn11roor,f h. 80, .
Champ Melville and south of Orne,"
reported the French war office. without
specifically admitting the losses of
these villages.
Berlin reported that French prison
ers have now increased to 10000 and
that French losses under the crown
princes onslaughts have been very
heavy. In answer to the French claims
that the Germans have suffered enor-
mously, the German war office de-
clares that the Teutonfc losses thus
far have been only what might be ex-
pected on an offensive on so gigantic
a scale.
Tsutons Capture Supplies.
Berlin also reported the capture of
immense quantities of supplies, the ex-
act amount having not yet been com.
piled.
The two war lords of Europe are
now directing the operations in the
great battle for Verdun. Paris dis
patches reported that General Joffre
has arrived at the French front and is
directing the defense of the
fortress. The news has created great
enthusiasm in Paris.
Kaiser Directs Blows.
Across the battle front the kaiser |
surrounded by his ablest staff officers
and the crown prince, are planning the |
blows being struck in the greatest Ger. |
man offensive since the defeat at the |
Marine
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Steamer Arrives Safely.

Boston, Feb. 26.-The White Star
steamer Canopic with 1, 400 passengers
has arrived from Mediterranean ports,
Madeira and the Azores, without hay
ing sighted either a submarine or
German raider.
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Urges Powers to Remain Neutral.

Urges Powers to Remain Neutral
Picking, Jan. 26.-Dr. Paul s. Rein
sch, American minister to China and
the heads of other legations in Pc
king, have received formal circular
dispatch from the military governor
of Yunnan, and Jen Kao-Tseng, civil
governor OF the same province, urg-
ing foreign powers to remain neutral
in the present Chinese revolution. Yuan
Bhi Kai has again proclaimed his un-
worthiness to ascend the throne, and
expressed his regret that his lack Of
virtue, is responsible for the unsettled
conditions.
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MlnneapoI1s, FED. zB.-Butter, Cream-
cry extras lib. &c; extra firsts. 30c; firsta
2sc seconds, 27c; diaries extra frsts.
24c: packing stock zoe.
Eggs-Candled, free from rots. small.
dirties and checks out, 23c; current re-
ceipts, rots out, case $3.50; checks and
seconds, dox. Ice; dirties, 18c; No. / re-
frigerator, candled, 23c.
Live Poultry-Turkeys. fat, 10 lbs
and over tic; thin small, I21zc: cripples
and culls, unstable; roosters, 10c; hens.
fat lbs. and over. 16c; under lbs
12614c; geese. fat, 13c: ducks l3c;
springs. 15c; shaggy yearlings, 13@14c:
young guip~as. doz. $500.
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Essen Bank Fails is Report.

London, Feb. ga dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Zurich says: 1.-THE failure of an i'm
portant bank at Essen, Germany, is
announced. 1t is believed that many
of the men in the Krupp works have
lost their savings"
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GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK.


s117as; july s116%; No. / northern,
s120as; No.a2 northern, s11S% No. /
durum, $1.15A; No. 8 corn, 771ic; No.
SIC; No. rye 81 1Ac; No. flax, s2.33
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South st. Paul, Feb. 26.-Cattle--
calves. s5.2s a 1850 hogs, s7.S5gS.iS;
sheep and lambs, $6.0009.25.
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a.lo;.n Cardinal Quiz. Rom.

Rome via Paris, Feb 26.-Cardi-
nal MERCER has left Rome for Bel
GUM.
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Duluth. Feb. 26.-wheat, May, s1.17X
July, $I17; No. northern, S1.17%;
No. 1 durum, S1.15A.
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Washington, Feb. 26-President Will
sons determination to uphold the
rights of Americans to travel on bel
ligerent ships is made clear in let
ter addressed to Senator Stone, chair
man of the Senate Committee on for
eign relations.
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Tsutons Capture Supplies.
Kaiser Directs Blows.

Across the battle front the kaiser
surrounded by his ablest staff officers
and the crown prince, are planning the
blows being struck in the greatest Ger
man offensive since the defeat at the
Marine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
COMMISSIONERS n0lD Qn&
TElLI nEEn|Ie; IEM RON

The county commlssionsEs mst Tuss
day foe thsir regular October quarterly
meeting. Considerable business va
txansaetsd. On Wednssday Messss.
Walsp. Wilsy ed Gillaspsy With James
Nash, county attorney, went - Deyls-
'vll1e to msst eommissionsrs from 81
guaehs county and decide upon ths pro
posed road up Razor crsek. This rood
gsts into Saguachs enly short diiesnes
from Doyls.
Even IL unitsd boards were unabll
to ssttis . disputsd paint abeat thsloea-
tion Of road thxoaeh Masistt's nsid, m
H. aettsr will u taken up By . eom-
During DIR mssting Bert Msttisun,
assistant &snsrhl naaagss Of IL G. =.
Z 1, andR r HlgG 49, sEternsy,
appssrsd ~ ssals1 Sse gsnaeal tax =
duetiona Thsir pstisions wses referred
70 ths STATE tax eommissioo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
Thirty MY SENTENCE FOa
WHITE P|IE II9|uDul|

Last Saturday. Mra Ollie Knight Of
Whits Pins swors ont . complaint at ~
deputy district attoensy's oiies in Cen
nisou, and that sams aftsfnopn Ollis
was arrsstsd hg~depu4 sA1el9< Jay
Walker q Whits Pfns, oa . e1kaUs e
wife bssting. At h;s trial h H. snnty
eourt. Monday. Knight pssoese 6eilty.
Mrs. Knight STATED thst this was ;not
tlss iirst hms her husband had bcatsa
md mistxeetsd her.
He W. sentenced to thirty days IN
ths county jail. At present his fellow
citissn, Jerry Sullivan, against whea
b was . witness st ths trial Of 61llvnn
for bootlseging. y Keeping him esn-
psny.
Sulivan rsesivsd noties rseeatly that
b owes and mnst pay to ths Ssderal
| eovsEnmsnt Z hcsnse . rsctinsr md ~
tsilsr cf Intoxicating liquor, The sun ef
ele0. This = n addition 70 ~ @1G0
eosts pgsviosnly nasp6d. The neW CO.
grew out of IL ons hsid h IL eouaty
court hsd h Gunnison. so
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
Al Jssusssss. clai.as
h.IR. m,r. viss-Calsnas
\ ]. g., ssass,sy

Sueh = tie lins-up of o(lcials selectod
By ths dsmoefatie county candidates
and ths ssatEsl cemmittss, hs3d Ct IL
court hoass Saturday night, 10 pilot ths
party - vietssy b November.
Ths talks mads Wsrs earnest and to
~ poink ~ eandIdstss wsrs all thsrs
and WeFs most snthusiastic of rssuIts.
Thsrs b little doubt, bat that With IN
sp1endid ticksts ths sxesllsnt organisa-
tioa and ths magic Of Wilson cause,
that denseFaey. local ~ well - nation
q. b swespiag On 70 rssistlsss victory.
An sneouraGing feature was ths n
pcrts coming In from I'll CORNERS Of TIE
county that ths party b united e nsvss
before. Thees ass - factions. for I'll
sidss ass rspesssatsa he yoang T.
moesaey Of IL sounty fssls that Il 4
ahundantly rseognissd o. ths uekst ed
d ths party eoancila, whiIe ths eldee
beads, ths tried end tue lsadsss, ass
taking hold with snthusiasm. 4
Ths central eommittss slsc ssleeeea
asan sxeestivs eommittss, Elmer wa.
Dr. :. 2. Hanson, Frank zngsjdGt,
HsFman kflebeecht Harry Bsnder -
H. :. Lake il. sIhsis p,aa + y vpsir
eeeseisatiesely nd harneaie0aly e.
- spe.em = syesy eandsoaei oo -
s5ekst 'ftea pssaidsat . eoaetsbjs.
w ~ - se)pels1 +
- - bg5 =; p;
- toNe2 1n1su1n - - ~ -
sdst saSnlss ssAsa 49, slsetsd
= nanyl Of ~ ptselnets but otbstl
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
GUNNISON WILL HAVE
SEWERS AND DRAINAGE
Unanimous Pubic Sentiment Induces Council 10 Act 4
Onos Otha Psh of Ciay May Cone b; WI
Be Wondesful Ccavenience.

n sswsr sysesn fee cunaisna, e
lease for ths sseiss q basissss and rssi-
dsaes blocks saeA sids Of Main strsst.
, new . certainty.
1hs die was cast at ths meeting q
IL town council Tuesday niGhk wAen
b vsspooss 70 almost unanimousr rsqusst
ef peopsrty ownsrs in this distziet IL
council votsd unaninously 10 establish
sch sewer district. for sanitary and
drainage reasons.
The eighteen blocks affected extend
from Denver avenue On ths north to ths
Old South Park track south Of town.
An outlet must thsn b provided for de
sewage into Tomiehi creek.
Ths first stsp having bssn taken. ths
next was TO advertise for competsnt
sngineen. which b being doas. It l.
not believed The total cost viii exceed
ta6 lot, and may b much lsss. Ths
grads south i very heavy and ths dis
tancs short, which saves labor In dig
ging and enables smaller pipe TO b Used.
Ths general plan. subjset b modi6ea-
tien By engineering sdvies. b = savo-
Gated In ths Nsws-C Champion thsss last
two years. A trench from eight to ten
fest dssp viii b dug h saeh sllsy east
and west Of Main strsst. In ths bottom
vii b laid twelve inch bsil mouthsd,
opsn joint drain pipe 10 carry o6 ~
ssspags watse. This viii b eovsrsd
viii rock and thsn gravel . Ssw ineAse
dssp. Above this win b lid u sight
ineh sswsf pipe. probably twelve inehss
= dlansesr south of virslnia avsnas.
H sswsr pips vill hsvs : Y epanse-
In foe saeh ~ TAe eest q ~ -
tke psu5sst- ~ s1Vssofi 1lnes'
- eees N u sss1.1 sq =
'saskst.flo -
pavat1D q - es1n1R l1n1 - e Is
= tweaty ysar instnllmsils, qith ~
tsgsst Ths ocatraetiag Arn tahss II
pey n bends. and H. town = ~ h
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06

vsDvs1 Z ~. y payiag ~ saaiss ~
hs6ssU bosks aso tuEnsd 0vee y ~
tssasaEsr - ests . Ave pse cot -
hats.
Althsagh winter b neas. Il isbessved
thses b tine hsfcre snow dc b seenEl
- saginsss. gst ~ sarvsys cd spsd.
6easjuas and lst ~. % that ceatsaet'
ess en- jump into - - and nnish 4
n Apeil and Nay before ~ spring risa
of suffaes water.
Whsthsf this project viii drain any
eonsidsFabls section Of Gunnison sutsidl
II u blocks afEsetsd. b question.
Some think it will end o6ee good rsasons.
but tAsge = - esstainty.
M0y ownsEs a psupseU b ~ fssi'
denee eections both eost end west n
Main street are anxioos 70 ct into III
district at this time. Thy point out
that sewers will % snchanse ths dssir'
ability Of building iots ut everybody
Who builds in Gunnison viii just natural.
y gravitats onto Main street. Il vii
ssf3ously deprseiate the valnD u I'D
esssids md greatly inersass ~ vliea
h ths district. In fact ths oaly psspas
hurt viii b. the cnss whs stay euk
7hirty.6vs dollars IN addsd psies pay.
ahle = tusety year instalImsats witA
~ great bsns6ts of draipags and ssw.
|srsgs = . smsll itsn on . hundred ID.
~ 1oG Ths peint h % inej1ds addi.
tinaal bleeks whsrs baildfne lots IN
~ ~ 4 this Agurs ed ~ taks b
- eoig vaeant banehss ofAotA Essl
q ~ stsest especially, ssthesitlss d
~ lgssnel, thesehoel dtstslet en1 ecert
- aEs ssasi1seiig H. sattss. ~
e l1eyenits IN ~ pEubsst1 eeneGl
= ~ 1870 - hlseDn5 - eeee 1
U0OSI11lna611nn - ~ - -
elag (lsooaGe - = - ll!.s 49,
& u osao6R g ~ 6DQn u1ald ~ 4
= h66 : Gpe1 49, ~ b6ts tahsa -
e1eo1Rts1 eetioa - yet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
70 ME Sunny m
lEcTRlc sElncE 1ERE

On advies of Supt Frank Kssaan, Il
has bssn dseidsd b keep IL day sIse-
tie eurrsat st TIE city Hight and watss
p,ant % ~ through Sunday. issasad ef
elving ~ juies rsst o TIT ~. ~.
KssnA1I hntB thet s'largo n1nhse =
usss vaat II. pastieuisriy u GnEsess,
tho6s Who have collars, ste. Ihs SD
patsd Bsvsnus viii - largely h sxeess
of ~ cost which viii only b an extra
toa of g. 30 coal slaek. This nsw sse-
viee y Hllsd % begin Nevsnbef flfth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
j)lu)9
CRY IGUnn|S0M REPUBLICANS

1It 03ght b intefesting 3 know Why
q - taxss - ssqaissd snd whsrs
Nee . voed n sxplanstion Of Tie ~
dsetjea Of el74 80 - IL Crested Butts
go eeapanisA Not word = to how
neny republican ollics holders knew Of
~ ysdpetion and sxpsetsd b pro0t b.
y sne Cpgasi1li6 s1hsn Whalen and
~ lsasni1g 49, nsttss dasil aftss
I Xss. Il = tzus shst TN board u
aAissIoneFs y aIso : boetd Of squali-
n61iea aod Il y thsir duty % rsvisw tha
VpIk u ~ asssssoe and ccsrsct II. .
0eo1 thjng 70 have ) dsmoerstic board
- epnmissioases, wasa't III vesy
Goo1 roaaen Soe IL slsctica Of CeorEd
ll1lee end C,ersnee McDonald. 70 81
~ = ~ bssn Z loag dine sincs N
~ - &esesser thst required watehine,
- tAaneps ~ sxessdingiy good and
lel bet6se thst Alsx. Thomas VII
ha - = H. ~ h Jsnaasy. bat q
~. Qll1aepsy knsw of IL Fsdnction b.
fpaok6n1, = Il sssms - "a, Why did
~ - ssnaks strsauous objections" b
4 o6oesnplatsd loss of 140o0 a til
en19 tnnsA II Il kadn't bsen for Ii
me6eafie eonmissionsss, Whalsn and
Y vhsse Ssuld " have landsd7
{ - Wha& ~ Want 70 know and whai
tnxpeysr wants . know 4 hou
g - repnhliean eandidatss knssl
t. - ~ SsdncSisa, = IL eoal cer.
e..~s - vksthss thsy psotestsd again.
= 4 ~ WhstAsr ~ uplsald ~ =.
ae16e q ~ tins3
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06

Nis Ardis Lucia Cavstas \ thsnans
u H. dsaghtsr No vsiiked ssvsa ed
: half peunds and was besn espG = q
thshsans q N. and Mn. W.A.Cavsttein
Grand Junetion. Mr.. 0avetts win be
rsnsmbersd = lliss Adalia Stask II
Gssnd JunetIen. but at % dine Nor
nj stndsat hees; snd a courss Cunni.
scn fEiends sxtsnd esaGratulations a
Axbsy, H. prod father.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
Ht mn n s Z
neT SIM uFIc
Yey1h - Md. ~ ~.
FIsasssd Ra.elaaa = NJ
q Bsekns Auao. :

A. ~ = ~ ~ . essonip yc11
- = ~ eiey'sse ~ ~ - lDoe
~ eallans spit1es - csssos1 -
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iitoatlsa e esteing - ~ ~ ~
hsiagiag ~ dova = C1nafsoa - ~
0-He-Jeyfll daaca + : = -
Dut en unkind fsAe fsshais. ~ 80
vhsss ssar Jsek's Cahia. ~ - =
whish ~ had bsguA ~ jsusaey0Uk
b. hsavsd dep - u vsasinssgo
Aftsr . dsspessss attsape a ~ ~
ef ths earbuRstoe 10 enheoes II go
plug. gave moulnful do ~ 4
lspssd into dsuss silsnea mn 49,
etats no amoont Of eoaxinG 1pjslla, p
swearing could move II -,
t. Hsavsus, I slnese talal, n
I1ee4, - b dnspalR. Wat eo113
man ot Jaek'e Cain oGoeo6 u - p
hIs ear 70 spliee IL noetA cd a. ~
trip While the Gunnison cas WoS boea0
repaired The anxioue younR -
Grahbed at the chanee Ike . dsoWnf1
nan at . straw. All went Won 0l
awhile end Il seensd = theagh Solo ~
decided b give him . chanes, whG0e
sAseksl only thrss miles fre@ ~ toWf
Whoee dWsle the giSi u ~ eho9ee, -
afbse baing joyfn!9 headsd ssaeh ~
ooeond eGf swo10SWUd go oRtUo6
eAcked. and rsfnssd b bodge ade(
Ala! alseki ranehman and yoush q
nAiden walked thete threo G1lso -
Into Crested B1tts and staye1 shege
~: y. = ) d.s:: .s.sy'" So:
!iiri ~ .Dssl ss1
1ehlIe aayvayr Z: ~
= ~; s a. IS sssss..s:s 4 es:s !. :
/ y b 0unn1ooo. 5.,..-.s Il & al
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
Normal Graduates All Have Jobs

Evssy - u IL gradsaaas Il ~
Cslorado Gtnts Noenal = 1sleis tsaek-
- sehool e. ~ - e6essd . school.
l1des Dan thet. svssy Gradusts a H.
Noen6l b 1915 3 tsoehing sueesssfuliy
= for psrsonal rsaosas doss not csre to
toaeh
Dss 4. H. Ksllsy. prsaidsnt Il H.
setoea declares TIT d edaftioa. IL
feenIly ~ had : laEEs nuunbsr of calls
n teaekes snA besn unAh,e 70 supply
~ plnesa
pean't TIT suund = thsuGh ~
Coa1eA6D esa1s l1eunal eehsol q G.
- - hnl1g : ~ fslt uunt ~ -
- r l1esq 1noay wen. ~ sqpen6 5
- * = 1rc latss = - ~ -
1 ~ - - eling. !.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-06
ysus Rsssls Rssrya.iss

Satug1a0 ovontng ~ 0o0bogD of H.
Ysung Rsopas's Chsise3on Asssciatiea
II Cunnisoa net at ~ hoas II Mss,
nasy Lawrsaes fss . sseial sad bssInsss
meeting. Abost Afty young psopls
were present. Aftsr abrisf, but effect:
I've businsss meeting. b which NV
oinesrs wsrs s,seted end ,psw commit
tsss arEanGsd for. some dsllghtful
games wsfs INDUCED in, end light ~
frsshmsnts wsrs served
Ths Young Peoples Assoc;ation \ .
unioa novsasnt a IL part Of ths
young psopIs Of ths various churches
here and tie young people Of othsr
places residing here during the school
year.
A devotional and inspirational msst.
ing = hsld saeh Sunday evening. alter
nstsly bstwssa ths Msthodist and Pre-
bytsEian churehss. Ths nsstings begin
promptly 1t e:l6 o'clock. !
Bssids thsse Sunday evening NEST
inU, H. society plans to hold . soeial
mesting eees month. Il also b nak-
ing plans b put a . Commnnity snr-
~ Il town and county, fee IL extss.
- II Christian study and ss,lgions
j6saia Mess will - nd regarding ~
|QaA AIhssr daes.
H ~ ellesss Il ~ Seeisty asss
Pfsaidsat. kis Lena Lghtisy; VS..
Dnsal1sak NJ Sldfcsd.; esssstary-
Etsses1Ess. Miss Rdth Masbls.