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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
g8irS orScntIid ~ berappen Ia6cn.

Soate gfotbon $. Cunningham ies
mails nob 0forulonO 3uriidfebren 10
miro cr fiuOcn, Dab er BON ieiner
,Sral aribieoen 1T mo OoB einc
Ororc Don no6e5u $500 aeeen ibn
porlicet. SSrou Sorob S, Cunning
6om pel9e eni 2oeirbmis in ytr
25i0, 0ruio-Sia. glpe., iii6rte, erbieIt
geitern I'M &rcisaeriht bic abiolIte
Sdeioung pon ibrem @atten 5ner-
fonut. 9tuBeroem ipru6 ibr Sti6ter
0opfinS So wobentlih iiir oen lin
terboIt ibreS min0eridbrigen Sinoes
imO $504 riidit6noigc gIlimente SIT.
0os @aar beirotbete i'm Sabre 1896.
cunningham foil iid nibt i'm Stoote
aifbnltcn mie aus Der 3eugenolls.
loec berporgebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07

Gas 9feIultot ser Reuuen in Yir-
lico NOR 9eitern mie folgt:
@rIteS &enneu I 0ieile MarD
sfomeI critics. 9iIlD Oliper 5meites,
Get orittes @iero.
3lpeites Gemen, Molmt @oi6ing-
ton SteepIe6oie, oreiiGbrige mo
dltere 3 WieiIen ~ Stonmooo critics,
Sborpibooter 5peiieeS, 9lpiotor brit
teS @fero
Critics Heunen 5peiidbriee, 6 Sur,
longs 9lne @roB Belle critics,
0'reeu Gree 5lpeiteS, 0ueeu Of toe
&c OritteS 9Sfero.
&ierteS &enneu, glnnapolis Sonois
cap, 5ipei. mo oreii6rige ie6S Sur
longs @olOen Siit eriteS, @lorgoi
ret o.. 5peiteS, %ermont oritteS
@fero.
6iinite &ennen Scoern Sanoicop,
oreiid6rige uno dltere I NteiIe uno
20 NarOs 9robe Gunoroer erites,
&ae .. 5peites, 9etpeen lis oritteS
@ferO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
Sir NlnHfliebhn6er!

Inter Der 9eidulOigling, ibm 30
@rommopbon.Glatteu gcito6lcn dr
6aben, licB eeitern GboS. @bitoter
BON glr. GAL, @eit.Serineton.S Str
Oen Al Sabre aIten Sorrp Camper
bon gtr. 74t, Observation-Disclosures
per6oiten. Camper muroe in Der
IiiOweitli6en &oIi3eiitation fir Gin
beittigeS &erbor ieitgebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
aar0inaI ScIIn @0Ipe aeiI0rLcn.

9i TOM. 6. gloncnber. &aroinal
6ran5 bella @olpe. Der 8rdiett Der
Congregation 0es SnOer lit beute
friib oeridicOen.
(GarOinoI oeaa GoIpc mar I'M
Sabre iS44 in &operno 9eborcu llno
muoe an 10. glpril 1901 sum @ar.
oinal erboben. SSln Mai 1914 ucrlieb
ibnl @apit 9Sius ser 3e6ute oie @iir.
sc oeS aarSinaI-Gdmmerers Ger Stir.
fe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
Ncm Anaen0acridlt iIberuieien.

Der rs Sabre olte Srant Wfiller
uou 9tr. S04, @eit 6opetteitroBe, Der
6eiduloiQt it, i'm Sauie gtr. S32,
g9eit.6opetteitroBc, aus Dem 3imncr
BON Mmnie 6ooo Sbmud9eecnitdn
oe i'm @ert6e pou $24.35 eeltoblen 81
baben uno il ser meitlihen EoIi5ei.
Station ieitgebolten mar, wirOe ge.
tern Dem NnaenOaeridt iiberlpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
GrIitt eiuen SdIasflns.

&m SaltptpoitgebGuOe rDuroe ge'
tern J}a6uittag Scr 81 Sabre olte
G6orIeS Soiiou pon 9lr. 100, gtorO.
,Srout. SroBc, bon einem SdloeimB
beiolcn. @r pur0e in Ser 9Imbulan5
oes mittleren GiItriftes naA Dem
WIercu.Soipitol gebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
Nrinlnrridlr 1EnrmcraiI6ne.

"a &no6en ole aus Dem @ettbe-
uerbe INN Oie Wiois- mo aortoiiel.
@hbprcile Der Counties Der oitlihen
lmO ser iucitli6cn &iiite ais Sieqer
bcrporQc0angcn linO, muroen 9eltern
inn Sotel SoDce bel ciucni regelred.
ten 6oruerS-6riibitiid ieitlib 6emir.
tbet, luobci Tie eincn oltSae5eidneten
gIppetit entipidclten. 9tocb ocm SSrii6.
itiid troten Iie bonn GomOcn-9obnboi
aus sic 9ieiic nod 0aflon0 on 100
lic gciteru 9}obmittog cintroien nno
nit 1SreuOen ouigenommcu lnO be-
pirthet mir0en. sic perOeu 6eite
Nlorocn einc 9hltouobiliabrt OltrA
einen aroBeu E6eil oeS StooteS one
| trcten itnO am nGditcn Niittwob
luie0er in Baltimore anlon9en. %
anaben, Oic &reiSgelpinner oeS ucit.
lidcn NlorDlano, perlieBen ooS Sotcl
sSopce Qeitern 9}obmittag Inn A llbr
imO 6iclteu eine @oroOe ollrb per-
idic0enc SolptitroBen Der Stoot ob,
uoroui Iic ii6 uoh Dem 0ompier be-
Qo6en, ser Inn 8 ll6r uodl @riSfielo
o6iibr, no i6re 9lltomobilio6rt il.
rem 9lniong nimmt
Eie folgenOen Gnoben ncbmcn an
Oen 5o6rten E6eil.
Cetlibe @lorulouo ~ @enionlin
g9otfins g., GbeIterfielo; S. sltlee
9feoeollt, 9lnnopoliS; George SSoro,
GboneDoiac; Sbos. sSones, Gbonep'
bile; Oscar @lorgon, 0enton Sln.
orcp g9eeucr, 9Sreiton; Sos. @iberi
mon, 9Sort Dcpolit; Grneit Surlin,
Sort 0epoIit; &oDmono Steal Cant
brioqe; ggolter @binips, &ienna
9oul @olbreotb, Street. @}olcoIm
@oI6reot6. street; Sbomos Somota
Shu &ou0 Sad @loion 8arton'
ScnrD @iulep, iimy ErinceB glnne
@il6ert 5ibgcralo, 4SrinceB glnne.
Sopper Gosoen 2ongpooOS; glnoren
Sbortoa, Cation; SrOin Sobnicn
Salisbury; 9opo Seorne, Solis
6urn; GecIe Gropper, Berlin; 9llber
Stoqq jun, Snop Sill; 81. Gorl
Smit6, Gbeitertown uno s. Nteotori
9rice, Gbeitertown.
gQeItlid Mornlano @arle STEMS
burg, Noomstopn; Carl Nbalt
NlioOletown; Srmon gtlbolS
: Glarfsoillc; ScrrD gfidols, @lorfs
billie; @illarO Sorpep, 9rocteoille
Gcnnetb @arnsleD, &odpille; @il
liam 6. 9ridero, @lelnooIc; Slo
Sellner, Gonp springs; Ma9lir
N}attin1Ip, 9eonarotomn SameS !
7 D1ottingIu. Wiehouicoillc; Gbarle
SpOe, Glenriprine Stern StrIt'
! GIeoripring; @. 2peiber, glccioeni
@illiom Ioogc, Soflano; Senll'
@ilmer, 5oulner; 9orlette 6rer
! EomptiuspilIe; 6roufGonomoo, W
9liru; GuiIcll 9eot5crpooo, N}oui
e glirD; SSmalo 0jrop, Gong @reel
) Burton Smitb, Song @rcen, &obe
". gSilion Cumberland; Setter SIT
~ (CitnthatI,,N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
SIntu fiug Gycncr.

Gas glutomobil BON Gopmono
9iormooo BON GER. 172, 8eit.&otrid
Str. 6reOerif, @lO., fiug 6euer in
ser Garage bon @6as. alein, gtr.
$40, Sinoen-glpe. Der &raitrpolen
ipuroe leicbt beid6Oiet. Ger SNoOcn
lit 0urh &eriiderung geOedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
SsOr Der @mtI@eiSmma.

SeiOc Der srOhcu &arteicn, bic Ocmu-
fratiidc iuie Die republifuuiid)c,
OGriihcru lire SuDcriidjt unf ei-
rem sIGu5cuOcH Sicg in Der bsu-
tiger gSoBIi6ladt. ~ Die 81 er.
wa6lcu6en Secuteu. Ter Nm
tbcil, ben bic 5raucu an Der @a6l
nc5men mCrceu. Su 5iudlf
Ssaatcu srm stimmcn bercdltiat.
g}em 9orf 6. 9|opember.
9lm Gorabeno ser $rdiioentihuits-
pabI murOc lomobl i'm Oemofratiiben
iuie i'm republifanii1en 9aeer ser 3u-
perIidjt ouf Oen Sieg in Der morgigeu
g9obli4lobt 9luSorlld gegebcn.
8ie @annertrdger ser beiOeu gro.
ben 9arteien perbIieben bellte rubig
oabeim, 8ralioent g9ilion in S5aoou
2awn umo Sr. Gborles 6. Susbes in
leiuem Sotcl in 9lcp-yorf. ghir BON
oen @litgIieOern ibrer 6omiIicn nm
geber, planen ole beiocn GonOi0oten
Oie @obIereebniHe in i6ren g8obnln-
gen entgegen5imebmcn Sr. @ilion
miro li1 morgeu nab 8rinceton be.
9eben, iun in 0em alten Spribenballie
nobe oem 8rinceton Campus ieine
Stinme o65ugeben. 6r. Suo6eS
miro in elmer @0iberei an ser a.
StraBe, Seem 9ort, an Oen Stimm-
foiten treten.
Ger @ettermam bat fir sic mei-
itcn @eecnocn ocS 9onOeS Flares @et-
ter uno gemGBigte Eemperatir pro
pbcjcit, rmo Oie politiiben 5iibrer
Iogten, OoB obne 3weiiel ein Hetor-
Gotrm obgegeben tperoen miirOe
Die uoditebenoen @eoniten meroen
moreen eruGblt:
@r1iiocnt lm0 8ices Gr6liOCit.
33 Ser. Stooten.Senatoren
435 NlitglieOer oeS 9teprdIentou-
teubauieS.
35 @ounerneure,
@ine gln5o6l bon Staotcn tperOen
ii6cr gespiiie 9(menoenentc obiiim-
men sic bon pornebmlih lofolem
Sntereiie iino. Die Staoteu SSpobo,
W1idigon DliIioiri Ulontono, 9le.
brosf1. South Gofoto, @iorplono,
9(rfonioS mO California nerOen oo.
riiber entiheioen, Oh Ie ,naB4 ooer
ptroden" iein molten, cine 6roge,
meIhe in oen lebten 0lonaten olf
Dem politii6en @ebiet picl Nntereiie
oui Yid 5og 9ludb oas Gerritoriim
9IloSfa miro ii6er Oieie 6roae abitim-
men.
Ger glnt6eiI oen Sic Trauen in
oieiem Sabre an Sen @o5len nehmeu
mcrOeit erreot beiouOereS Sntereiie.
Sn einem &iertel ser as 5taaten 6o-
ben oie 6rouer oieies Nfol OoS 3cht
( mit3ultlmlnen. Etele 5tpolt Staatell
iinO Oie folgenoen @poniing. Colo
raOo, llto6, Soo6o, @oibingtou, Go.
liiornio. 9lri5ona &onios, Oregon
giebooo. Nlontono lnO SSuinois.
Sic 6roien in Oen leeten eds
Stooten bo6eu oieieS So6r OoS critic
@loI @elegenbeit, bei Scr @rdiioeu.
tenipabI mit5uiprecben. Gic in 6roge
fommenoen Stooter, sic Trouen-
itimmreht boben 6oben 5piaumen
81 electoral. Stinmen porouS iid
oos Sntereiie erfldrt, oos oer 9heiI.
nabme Ger 6rouen on OieIer @obl
ent9eeengebradt miro.
SSn @oibiugtou IN lGontond un<
in Californian bcluirbt Iid ic einl
/ 6ron lm einen SiB I'M 9onqrcB
SoIlte cine Oerielben criudbIt merocn
10 wiirOe tie Ole erite 8rou ieilL bil
I'M Observation-Disclosures Git imt
Stimme boben ipiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07

Selo lms miafommen, lie6e @Gite,
SSr SS 9rllBen @ud nit Ser5 mo Sono;
- SSr oleten @ud 5um 6eit'gen 6elte,
oS Sas l4on 6ereitct 6rnuenbonOl
SSlr ~ bletcn @nG in @ort rnO Sieocrn,
= SSoS ocltide Ser5cn icbr erbait,
"po oo bitten gut, fommt gerue pieocr
ou lmler'm Seim 10 Oeutid unO
troltl
Slr pei6cn Chr in Oicier 5tunOe
S zen Sic6en in scr gpigfcit,
c'e emit nit uns III lnier'm 8inoc
rs Ser5ens Sricbe frob seweibt.
"Senl oeltiden 2ieoe, ieinemSange
"SSelngSirfen oellti6cr eoler 6roun",
"S'e lolideuO imier's 2ieOes &Iau-
&C."
"pclt lic6reib ouf inns nicoer.
i6am'nl"
~ SSlr peibcn Chr in oicIer StrnOc
! luPlern Neloen, ole 10 leDr
our @eutidIonos Chr, in peiter
9iunOe:
"Ve'ompit 8m 900 oli 2ono mo
N}eerl"
"Ss lcu6ten i6rc SeIocnt6oten"t
"0m @lon5e iibcr 0ertiAIonoS
0ou'n"
"Nps ibren Gr0bcrn ipricBcn Suo-
ten"
"s'c wodIcuo, GeutIblanoS groBe
y i6oi'ul~
rloae oieics Set ms 6riugeu
Dur mier'u @uno Gin neues 9dib'n,
SuB lnli're 2ie0cr freuOig flingen
clol0e troncn rmicr 0iiib'nl
"Sa5ll mei6u mir Dem gibenfrou5c"
'ss'V S gtene 6eute Ser5 mo NlnnO%
"Sr al0n5e bolO int Silberfron5e,"
"'S lulnier @unid in 0icler ShnOl"
II gFab Der 9egriiBuug ionO Oie
n,eOcrreidung 0es mgeiertigten Di-
s S'onlS ltott. 0icics 0ipIom NOR Oas
'bgre gIncrfenmmgSjeiheu Oas iiA
Serein Our6 oer eriten Ereis bel
rH .H pom D9operiiben Wi0nuerbor"
Es,allltolteten 4reisiineeu erlporben
~. S Niclcs 9Sreisiingen iono ON II.
S.Plelnber 0ieieS Sa6res itatt, mo
o,s ~ Velongperem DGihentrau5" giug
ivy ivy erlter 9icger aus Oem Souges
'0'rnier 6crpor.
Ao@Oem ser Gerein inter 2eitima
0'nes 0irigenten @rorg @6blmann
gea 0bor .@ott sriiBe 0id~ bon
ce cuae 9eiungen 6atte, criolgtc oic
Nsgullung OeS 0iplomS Ourd Oer
F'ulloenten @idtao 9erndeu.
NJ Sonn mirOc oos 2ico .9lm @rru.
m sp IN @oloe" genmgeu. Sierolii
w SRI Moru 2ouer Gin Sopron
o'o Dor. Gon 6ielt Serr Senrr
oellua oie 6eiireOe. Sn ibr pieS el
@Sulll bin, OoB eS sic 8eier 5peiel
G. sO,l'rtstogc lei, Die 6e9angeu piiroe
h. le' Der 50iGbrige @eburtstag oe4
me'ls mo Scr t5-iG6riee Oes %
Sos@oereins. SSn 6creoten @orten &c
pie V'e er DER @riiuOlmg beioer Ser
bo'', NAVY llno Oeren 5ortle6en bis sun
M. yen Gage. 0lun iebte Der Gbo
oenl SieOe ,ggem briug' ih mob
hon erlte @los" ein. 9}ad Oieien
@o' ole 9rGIioentin oes Gomen
GIL e'lS, ,Srou anop, cine glnreot
eos $enoriolo, eiue 9lniprohe oc
doSelors Oes g9operiiden Nldnuer
.e Scrrn 9lotb, lno ooS Sic
3" leoIer al sic 9loHt~ beidlo
h6 0rmellen 86eil oes SeiieS, Der
ll'n Der gcmiitblihe 5pangIoi
idas ole iogenomtc 05ioelitaS" al
6cie loIaenocu gonlite'n 6otteu iit
iies n0ers nm oos @elinacn oeS s,
Sr OerOient acmodt:
Imo o'onaemcnts Gomite @eo. @i
Qo%os Sorliber, Soiepb 2uette, Sllgu
pnS y Ism. 6ornofi Sobu Simo
Rroiioent @uItop SeenGeu.
@ou'nen SilfS Gonlitc 6roue
6nislo Stnop, Wlorio areBIein 9lnn
@ooEtvler E6etlo Gjieiefine, Sori
9royy &ot6orihe 9ien lmO So6onl
6ro,s ,spanlmer oon Gomenpereiu III
N"lportcrimeu Srls. 2oni
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-24
HOW A BIG TIRE
CONCERN PROVIDES
AGAINST HIGH PRICES

heretofore. one of tho great sources
OF price fluctuauou in tires, as Wen as
in every other article made OF run.
her. has been due 10 conditions ll the
source of supply
As long as American manufacturers
Ct tires had TO depcud ON the gather
inc of crude rubber ty South Amcu-
can natives they were at the mercy
Of an sorts OF climatic and PHYSICAL
conditions
No company having tls rubber
gath,rcd from South American
sources could depend. with amy degree
Of gertrude, on the quantity of rub
Der that IL would be able to receive
from native sources or upon the de-
LIVERY of such rubber inasmuer as
floods. disease, hlights ana many oih-
"A. conditions entered into the pro
hlcm
six Years ago me United states
Rubber company began building Ton
the future This great organization
tho largest producer of rubber goods
in the world purchased 10000 acres
oJ land Iu the island OF SuWdtrl
since thtn II has devoted this tree
nrndous plantation to- Tho cultivation
Of the best qaulity OF rubber To-day
f. 500. 600 rubber trees have been
planted over 900 ou0 1ro being
tapped.
The direction of This work is m the
1 hands Of cNucrts. who have under
Thorn nm army of coolies who tend The
/ ttrcs I'm much the same WAY ass % fine
orchard would be looked after in this
JouutCv.
II "a "a matter Of fact that rubber
trees can not produce rubber unul
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-24

Want a high grade employee 0r the bet.
ter grade of seryantse Wake use OF the want
columns OF She Journal
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
oOyLEvNLE

News-Chsapsoa CorvesDoaAesss:
Wednesday, Feb. 9th:
Ben Corbitt was Crookston visitor
Sunday
Ralph McAllister has gone to Delta
to spend a week with his parents.
The mail to Waunita is being carried
for part of the distance on snowshoes.
Ed Mcconnell killed a large bobcat
on his ranch Monday with a pitch fork
Date Scott has returned from Gunni-
son. His injured hand is still giving
him trouble.
C. w. Mcdonald has taken his cattle
home from the Scott ranch where he
has been feeding them.
Isham Hamilton has returned to
Doylevile from White Pine with his ore
teams. The snow there is s and feet
deep.
Quite a fire scare occurred at the
Stephenson store Saturday morning of
last week. Mrs. Edna Monson, driving
the mail sled was the first to discover
smoke and sounded the alarm. A hasty
examination disclosed the fact the stove
pipe had come apart just under the roof
filling the loft with smoke.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
CEBOLLA

Tuesday, Feb
The snow is about thirty inchez deem
at Cebolia at present.
Miss Violet Lynn of Victor ls the
guest Of Mrs. Grover Carpenter.
The roof of J.. j. Carpenter harm
collapsed under the weight Of now
which fell here Saturday night
Mrs. Earl Carpenter will leave Satur-
day for an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. j. W. Ollie, WIN has
been III Tor some time.
Earl Carpenter. with the assr-fance
OF his bear hounds, killed an exceg ling
" large lynx with a rock TuesHav II
appeared on the cliffs above the Sl,rts.
mems hotel.
}. }. Carpenter returned from Uznver
Saturday. He reports Mrs. Carnante;
recovering nicely from her recprF 1ner.
alton. She Is expected home the ate,
part of February.
1roVer Carpenter, with five -rsn Is
dong rushing" business v-7 hi.
recently established tie camp, mi hing
mostly up and down East Ell -reet
trying to keep the road open sir. q tbs
heavy snow storms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
| nIloM WEEK
q s,us ssnlue

One of the developments of our nat
ional life has been the setting aside by
leaders in social work of certain short
periods in the year for national consid-
GRAFTON of problems of great Importance
The church has instituted a week of
prayer; civic workers have made quite
general a cleanup week: physicians
and child welfare workers are planning
a great better-baby week next spring.
The idea which animates these and
many similar movements is that, with
the multiplicity of demands upon us, it
is necessary to focus the sttention of
the nation from time to time upon GER
tain aspects of life which although ap-
proved in general way by all of our
people. are too often given but scant
attention. This we take il is the animat-
ing idea Of the National Week of Song.
As q nation, Americans are fond of
music and are willing to sing, but there
is still little general singing in this
country. 1t is quite possible that all
we need is a good start. ''push" such
as lads all over the country with their
bobsleds use for getting their coasters
under way.
III Is possible tnht II we can each year
have a week in which national atten-
tion will be focused upon this idea of
the value of song in our common life,
We shall use song for general singing
much more than we have in the past
few years.
Probably no time of the year is so
well adopted for this purpose as the
week in which Washington birthday
, occurs. All the schools will as mat
ter of course, have a patriotic celebra-
tIon al that time, and the parents and
friends of the school are invited to the
exercises so that custom has already
arranged for community gathering
All that Is necessary then is 10 extend
the idea of this single days celebration
so as to include the entire week.
The people of the community are
urged at this time to unite and make
this week, the National Week Of Song.
the greatest song week in the conImuni-
ties history. BY song we can forget
the horrors Of the terrible war which
covers the Eastern Hemlsphire and pro-
baby have great deal To do in Keen
rng us a nation which champions peace.
The schools of Gunnison have arrang-
ed for real festival of music for this
week. The High School and Normal
Orchestra will play at each CbapeI
morning. The time will be given mn
entirely 20 singing the good old time
tunes Everyone rs cordially invited
10 come and listen or sing Just as the
| spfrt Wis The grades will have
special exercises and the climax will be
h'g mass meeting m the NJ. +. church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
CimARROM
Rews-Champion Correspondeacs:

fews-Champion Correspondenco:
Clyde Nsnderberg went to Montrose
Monday on business.
Miss Mable Aramatage returned
home Saturday from Montrose where
she hos visited for month.
Sam Tloles was visitor at the county
seat on Wednesday of last week.
r. b. Dickey visited the county seat
on business Wednesday.
Denver Richardson, wife and little
son returned on Wednesday from two
weeks visit at Crawford.
W. o. Brewer and Chas. McMnn
were visitors to Montrose Saturday.
Jno. Coliett returned Tuesday from
Gunnison where he has been braking
on extra list for the past month.
T.. r. Linseot spent Sunday and
Monday working on the hill engines
RV Berry went to lola and Vulcan
Sunday on business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
BALDWIN
News-Champion Correspondents:

Tuesday, Feb. Z.
There is only five feet Of snow at
Baldwin at present.
The Company's insurance agent was
here a few days ago last week.
There will tie masquerade ball here
Saturday evening the 18th Everybody
invited.
The train had two engines, two crews
and several section men 10 shovel snow
in order to get cars to the Alpine mine
Mr. and Mrs. Peel are in Gunnison
this week, and Mr.. and Frank Pressler
are taking care of their ranch during
their absence.
The stage had hard time getting
here last week on account Of deep snow
One day it only got as far as Van Al
stine's and on Saturday ii only got as
far as Dollard's-
Mrs. Pennington and lady friend
came up from Gunnison Sunday and
spent a few hours with Mrs. Lehew
They returned to Gunnison the sane
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
nkssYrERlAn CsogjaCn

Regular service ct the usual hours
Regular sermon morning and evening
In the morning the subject will be
Abraham Lincoln" Sunday evening
the Pastor will preach the first Of a
five sermons to young men, subject:
His Plan and Purpose. Feb ~,
"His Education and Vocation. Feb.
81, His Work, Money and Recrestion' .
March 5, His Home-Wife and Home"
March II, His Church and Religion. :"
The Choir will sing The Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away"
The Young Peoples Association will
meet Mt the Methodist Church at $50.
L. HI. ROBINSON. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Several Crested Butte railroad men
had narrow escape on Monday last
The engine and rotary pillow crews had
worked up to the Smith Anthracite
mine and were returning for water when
q big slide just missed the engine.
Among the many close calls which the
men have related, this is one TO make
your hair stand straight up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
lola
News-Champion once.

INCARCERATION ONCE
Monday, Feb. I.
Andy Stone made A X. Stevens
visit the last of the week.
Mrs. Owens and daughter Annie left
Tuesday evening for Salida.
A. X. Stevens and Clyde Burris went
to Gunnison Tuesday evening
Frank Holt of Spencer was in lola
the end of last week.
Maurice Metroz has closed down work
at the sawmill on account of snow.
Miss Norma Nichols came down Fri
day from Guunison and spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rouviere.
DIR. Hyatt was called to the Ehret
ranch Friday on account of sickness.
There has been great deal of sickness
in lola the past week.
The Berry boys who have been haul
ing for the Good Hope mine at Vulcan,
eft yesterday with their outfits for
their home in Cimarron.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
hsaice (sr Publes1iso -bssla1sl usaca

Public Land sale.
Department Of the Interior,
u. : Land Office at Montrose, Colorado.
December 18th, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that, as directed
by the Commissioner oi the General Land
ONCE. under provisions OF Sec. 2t.,, X. s.
pursuant to the Application oi Rens B.
Robinson, Serial No. ts6 y, We will offer at
public sale, TO the highest bidder. but at
not less than ~. p per acre, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. ON the 18th day OF February, next
at this Office, the following TRACT Of land:
See ss. 4. 80 n. Il / W. n NJ p NJ This
tract is ordered into the market on a
showing that the greater portion thereof
is mountainous or too rough fOr cultiva-
tion
The sale will not be kept open, but will
he declared closed when those present at
the hour named have ceased bidding. The
person max ing the highest bid will be re-
quired toimmediately pay to the Receiver
the amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised TO file
their claims, or objections, ON or before
the time designated for sale.
o &. SklNNER Register.
SAM y BERRY, Receiver.
First published Jan. ~. 1915.
Last published Feb. II, lHi6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
1t hs churehss
cAyuolH OnanGM

Services every FIRST and third sun
days. Holy masses st eight and ter
o clock. Evening service nj q; 30. sun
day School Ut one clock. Week day
masses st eight clock. Services
second and fourth Sundays Of month ut
Crested Butte.
Pr Nh kRp. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
CannnS0u N6aelE GET

Those who have used II ia Ganai-
,oa are s~isnlsbei at the INSTANT
sction Of simple bpckthorn bark,
slvcerine, etc as mixed IN AdIer-i-ks
Because II acts On BOTH loser and
upper bowel. ONE SPOONFUL
Adier-l-ka relieves almost ANY CASE
of constipation. sour stomach or gas
IL Removes such surprisingly foul
matter that a few doses often relieve
or prevent appendicitis. A short
treatment helps chronic stomach
troubie. Dr . b Walker. Druggist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
NMCAOo8 e0
CaAnlolc eGa1mTS

Notice is hereby given that all Applica-
tions for permits TO Craze cattle, horses,
sheep and goats within the COCHETOPA
NATIONAL FOREsT during the season
Of 1915 must be filed in my ONCE ut sar
guache. Colorado on or before March l.
f.is Full information in regard 10 the
grazing lees TO be charged aud blank
forms 10 be used in max ing applications
will be furnished upon request
Alva A. simpson, Supervisor.
Published Jan. 2iFeb II, islb.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Alter the storm Saturday, sore folks
claimed to measure as high as t1irty-
two inches on the level. but tha arm
days have settled it over a fa.. In
Tact twenty inches is liberal p nate
OF snow IN level fields at this tin -;obt
in town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11

Don't fsIl to hear the last number of
hedpath Lecture course The musical
Entertainers" at Methodist church
Saturday. Feb. 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-11
HIuaoasI CaGuoOn

On account of vacancy in the pastor
ship, there will be no services ut the
n. Z. church February IL. sunday
school at the usual hour and Young
Peoples Society meeting at $50.