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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Die Y. M. c. A.

imferb1lt 9tatmittogs lmo abenos
Stlfrie in @ngliih. Seieu, Shreis
ben ulo 8udltabiereu, elemeutnr.
lehre uu0 Grammntif mer0eu ge
lehrt
m idnle q Gage in Der
Mode) 5000 pro Dtondt.
AbeIOifule cg9oatag, Niittuod
sSreitagJ $3.50 per MoHot.
9ei 6%rlongulg Der eriteH ul0
5iuriten gi%iraerpopIere miro mnent.
aeltiid A0f erteilt. SrenHoe mcroen
in ieoer m0glidm @eiie uuterihist.
liz. n. 6arncs Cir. Sci. SBltr 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
g9ie in frilaeren Sahren Side.

8ie in friiberen Sabren Slide.
rel. 10 1T gang Defenders iebt
v90feln@ gum 2oiung5mort %unierer
s~5rauenipelt gefpor0en in Der freieu
Belt, Die iie ibren BfIidten abge-
uinut. ltno 0ariu bat he nud Redt
0a man ia oDHe groBe Iiithe ulo
Soften etuas Sd6nes uno bod 81.
aleih Riislides fir ieine 5rcun6e
noer Iid ieIbit beriteIen fam. Ga,
Bel fommt ibr ais gutter Ratgeber
nnier Bud go. 3 CUR @iIfe. 4llBer
20 uerf6iaoeuen neueiten @ldtern
eou 4aiIcn ooer Sohs iiHo iehr
nie0life leifton3ufertigenoe Muiter
non 5hals, 8nutoffeln Gefden,
Sanotaidea @du6den unO 5ilet-
arbeiten 0arin eutbalteu, melde obne
6roec groBen 8eifaa fin0en mer0en.
5dlmlen Gle mint nit Der geitequng
oieier neueiten Ausgobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
9lrs council glaffS.

6ratt @arrp 9reltou 8hite, ojc
befomlte 6iibrerin 9egeu 5rniien.
itimnlredt miro am Qienstng abeno
in Der arion.pole enc Reoe gegen
5raienitimnlredt boltelL melde iehr
intereiiant at peroeu 0eripridt.
Die oeutihen 6rauen non Council
9luff5 weroen pom 80. bis 81. WQr3
ejuen 8a5ar 5iigliniten oes oelltidlen
Neutrality-suspicious. obboIten. Ger
Cmaba MuiifDerein bot Ueriprodcn,
IN eorpore 3u erid)eineu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
gernr0 ROmmt
nGC6 Wa(6ingtOnl
Ter ameritaniide gotidGfter in Der.
lin mirO ieiner GeBicrnng ben
Star lteden.

gSaigingtoa, IL. Mar5. Sic
6entc uun Staatsiefretdr Sanitng &c.
madlte AntiiuOisuns, ban Der anne.
ritaniIdJe Suhdafter in Berlin, Ser
@ernrO, balO pom Berlin bier Elm.
treffeH miro, bat bier grove lleber'
raidImug Dernriadt. 9ieies nm 10
mebr, oa man Ood nit 6us AnO
GefDt aune6meu BARI OaR onrf bic
SaHdIboutfrteg 5rage cine beifle ga
&c 5miihen 9entidlanO nnb ben
Ser. Staaten geidaffrn mOroeH 1T.
IllerbingS lit rs 6etaHHt, Oaf SEER
Wcraro uOr me6rereH 8pdlen nm
llrlanb einaefummen mar unD oicier
linn audi bemilligt puroe, nber Oa'
mnls mar Der Sniitaniu. nuS aud
Der SaudlbuOtfrieg Fall TO gnt ME
beiqeleqt; bentc aber lieseu bic Ser
6altuiiie bod nnOers. 6err 6Dnie,
Der Spe3ialienbbOte Oes RrdiOeu=
ten &iliOu, lit tlr3lid DOH Berlin
suridgefebrt nnO bat Dem &rdi'
Seuten eingehenO aber Die cage Der
Siugc &cridt %eritattct, unh man iiebt
in bieigru JirgternHgsfreiieu HidIt
Elm, iuesbalb man aforementioned
ans eritcr 6unO erlangen mill. (Se.
oenfals lit Der a%meritaniidle Bot
idlnfter in Berlin iiber Den iuabren
3nitaHO der 1ingc Ueit bciier nRter'
ridltet, ais Sol. 6ouie; or mag nm
ierer 9iegiernng nber 7inae herih'
ten, Die ibr orc augcH 1ffncH ucF'
ocH,)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
aGitGrte 6G(ten
grOben GriegSrat!
Saben onsebIidl beidloHen, in @rie.
dcnlanO bic Gffeniiue ~
ergreifeH.

9ariS, 13. WaGr5. - Sente lunrOc
bier uieOer GROCER &riegsrat abge-
BHltcu. SH Der donieren5 Uertre.
ten luaren 5rnnfreid, 6nglano,
9inflaHO Mnb 8elgieu. Bcueral
Suffre mar bon @erOan berbeigeeilt
nHo iibrte ben @orib ~ murSe
beidluien, in @riedeHlanO iObalO
MS mOglid bic Cffcuiiue segen Die
9entiden &erbGubeten III ersrcifcn.
Mebrere ytitglieoer Oes arIegsrnts
befiirWOrteten cine allgemcine ii.
fcuiiUe anf alien 5roHteR. Isle
modltcn uObl, abcr iie fOnuen nidt!l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
san nnn Nerbnna arfanafn.

@aris, 3. MarS. 1berit 0ri-
arb, Der III eer gni5en fran56bifcn
9eeec ais Der sSelO OUn &erOnn"
aeprieien wurSe, neil CT Den 8alO
Don Ganres bis 3nm lebten Maun
acgen Oen OentidIen Aniturm uertei.
Oigt hattie, lit in gefaugeHidlat &C.
raten. Gr wnrOe 5nm lebten Male
uun ieinea SplOaten geieheH, ME er
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
rmqhn D2niifucrein.

1}orgetL Ilenatag Den "a Itar5.
aben0s 5 llbr itn0et cine iUld}ti8e
@eidaitsocriamHillug 0es CmaAa
QhliifpereiHs itatt. IN tDelter ilber
cine 45dn0eruH9 Der 4outitutiou
lHo Rc5euaeicee 8eitimmt Deroeu
ioll. G5 itn0 nas oieiem 8runoc
ale MitglieDer erfltdt, 3ablreih 3t
eriheiueH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

- O.. 0 RDbjion. Der 5anstag
aben6 in ieincr Cifice. sos SuG
is. Ctr, pom eiuem nit eiHem Me.
ooluer bepaifneten NaH0iten ilber.
iallen mur0c mari oieiem 0as 8us
teniuB an Den stop, Dorali Der
gerbrp6er 5erienaelo gob
Gas sans 510j Seaoeuportt
StraBc Ipur0e Sonntaa In aller
3rit6e ciu Aaub Der 5lanmeiI. 8Ie
g%cpobuer. Ghos. 9eqttn uao feline
5ral, retteten mr. Oas nadte SebeH.
Com @alia, crit Elm nciler 8e
pohner DON Cufaho, nno G "a. 2lo-
atrm perndtcn aritern oben0 ge9el
I llhr in Die notwithstanding Der y
Is. glorioae grofcrage Co. 1914
Somuro Ctr ein5nbreden. muroen
ieood pom @olBiiien asfuitb odbei
uberraidt, Der benz iliebenoea
8olib cine anqel uadlionote. meldc
eiciem cine ,Fleiidwunoe on Der
Aiiite6eibradte. Die bei0en Gin.
BREEDER mur0ea uerlaiiet
Ias tells III t5crt RobinleG.
gleb. uuO teils III sort gieaoe 2.
Eat. itationlerte T. aagallertesfe'
element. wridies rod Der mcritnni.
ihen @rel5e beor0ert luorocH m.
miro moraen ODER Withhold 6Hra
Culaba folmIeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Garunna an 6arramsa.

81 &aio, Ser, 10. Mars. Gic
Garransa Aegiernng lit in acnRtnls
aeictt morScu, OaR bic fir Die 81
dler6eit Don 800 amerifaniiden YiOr-
munen, Sic jest in Gaias 8ranSes,
ctiua 80 Meilen BON Der amerifani'
illen @rense %eutferHt, 6efinbent uers
Us uortlidD gebalten mirh. werner
1T Die Geaiernug gewGrnt WOrOen,
Oarnnf IN adlteH, baB ole Srunnea
uidlt uer9lftet mer0eH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
aoadnOiidl .belniide @ren5e mieSer

9uuOuu, 10. 9Rdr5. Cine 4m.
teroamer 7epeife an Die Gcntral
gtelus iaat, ban Sic -beigi.
idlc @reu3e, bic ieit mebrereH wv.
den geidluiien mar, wieoer aeOffnet
muroeu lit. Dan mill bieraus ihlie.
fen, OuR Bic 9entifen balb mieoei
hire aelualtiqe CffcuilDe bel @erOnu
cinitelleu werOen. Gas lit Gin idl0.
ner Sraum, Der nber ME in grfHl'
lung geben mirO.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
.Farmnrbeiter aeinht. -1ldl

5nrmnrbeitsr a~eIHht. En-.
fabrener 6armarbeiter uerlaugt
$50 Sa5n nouatlid, gutter 9;lat.
Nian ihreibe Oh Bernhard 4oihel,
6oueds. }tebr. 4iIt Der refjte
aDiann aui oieie gn}eile bin aleih
fommen, milB er Hah 8iiger, Rec,
idlreu i'm melne 5arnl auf Dem
ndditea @ege 5u erreiheH. gl5. t6
&erlaHgt-0entides Mooheu fir
aaaemeiHe 6msdrbeit. Gn5uirn.
9cn $40 5iio %. ape. M3. t6.
6eiratsaeimdl - suhc 9rieipedliel
NIT cncr ocltideu 5rou, Die 9ait
bot. allf Der 6arm m%it8n6elien,
5ipefs 0eirdt Cffertcu inter " q.
an Die Cnaba Iribanc. 923. is.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
amnha gpae Nr. u. 6. 5. S. z

tiHliN %bAt IT. - v ~ -
Gle Cmobu 2oae 9tr. u oes Cr.
Gems Der Sermanns S0bne tielt am
SonHtaq nahmittaa in ibrem Ser.
iaumAmasl0tnl in Ieutihen 0auie
enc gut befudfe GerioumIung a6
SIN Bait. gruoer 6rit Shult Bro
itoeut Ger Giujgfeit 4oqe BIT. IL,
Ninii0c Ge5r mar ais @ait anne.
ieno. }Ioh grleoigulg Der Routiue.
geiddite mltroeu folaenOe GeleJateu
3a Der in Columbus, 9'e6r. inn MuI
itatimoen0cH @roBlogen IBlmq er.
mo6It: 6eurp Gid. Z. u. aleufe,
6rie Geld mo 5eurp 9IoGm als
St~eauertreter 6ermanH Adqele.
6erbert 9oItod, 8ern6aro God, Nm.
Ireis.
Gle 9oae feierte am abeno ihr
. Stiitlmgsieit ourd einen groBen
9all.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
st. Sotp6 @sarft6eridjt.

HinoDieb-3uiubr 200. Nartt
meiitens felt.
S0dIter greis 1920.
Sdlipeins-3uiubr 5000. @arft
Iangiam, 5--10 nieoriger.
gurfffnittspreis 9.40-9.60.
5od1iter 9reis 500
Sdlafe-3uiubr $500. Vaorft lang.
jam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
qlus Dem Staafe.

Columbus. lleber 100 2ranf.
GeitsioQe an 9oiern meroen bier
beritltet .3pet ain0er iino bereits
ser araufheit erleJen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

in Dem @alOe berlunuSct Salng. Gr
unroc, mic ipdtcre RadjfUridJnnacn
ergaben, UOn Oentideu 5auititcrn
furtaetragcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
anjCigen
SausmaOdle Derlanat.

fahi9es g{n0den ais aodin mo
iilr ~aaleu1eine 5ausarheit. aletae
TamiIie, gutter QobH, feln @aiden.
a~icfere15en b%erlangt 5rau e z.
Carlisle. 1871 SH0 IS. Cir.
1F3 rs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Denet an cas
Demtiehe Hete KreMs.
Die arbeitsfelOer bes
9enti6en N0ten Gren5es:

I observation-disclosures
Sn GaS. nnb Gtappen.eaarehsH, in ciaenen Soipitaliatttsn
uno SaSurett 3hgeu arbetcn Die bonn OentideH gdsn Areaa
n~us8ebiIOeten SdtUeern, Srontenpreger rmo sB1e9erlhneH
1 snuaIibsufariorse:
en ~porblSIiden alinifcu un6 Gr6oIunsSbeimrn, 6urd Babe
fnreu fir @snefenOs, in arHppel. tuo SlinOenIdalen ptro orc
Gfoffcnstroft Der borlbergcbenb ODER oouerno Snbaltoen
gum seen 6es @inseInen no oes Staates nteoerperaeteut
aricsssefanscuenfariOrse:
qurb lene engen geyiebungcn 5u ben Iaathden 9e9orben
unO interhitt ourd5 bic 6iplouatiifeu 8errehr Der ne'
traIen stoaten 1T Oos Sentife aote ar Sse n S Sast Sq Ss.
aud in feinbeslano fir 6S geruge rmo labltte Bobl Der
3regsaefanseneR 1no 5Hterniertcn 81 iorgen.
SamiIieuarfOrse:
Sn ibrn arbeitstatrn umo ga6fnben umo 6urt lire arbets'
DermihIaugsneacu %peritatcn Die IN oen mepten oeuiitet
St6Oten ~bdtehen0en 6ranengrnppeR oes Senttden Hofen
9renses ben 6rauen rno 55amiliennngeborigen Der I'M Beloe
GtebnOen 8eiddftigme uuo gtitteL 3n i9rem Sebenanier'
bolt. Gurh ole go~lfstIden meroen tie bon ben bausltden
En- ganainasbeimeu, sinOerpfcsetattn unb ainSerfranfcn.
bauieru ior9en Die weiblihen MieIieoer oes Nent1d5en Hotcn
3ren5es flr Die Martung to @r6ebung oS In1gen Ha1-
ipufies.
3sihusu. nnS NaienfariOrse:
9urd Die otrefte l~tntertisunq ODER Gofne8 geegneten 2a
bensrnhrbaltes miro fir Die Attiueu geiorgt.
sn EaisubGnieru un6 Gr3iebunssHcimen ir aregsadreu
mer0en Die 9tahfommen Der flrs 9atnono eefaaenen 81
~broudbaren Whtgliebern Der menidifen Geielihaft e8ogen.
gerage Don SiIfsoereinen rno gin8elpcriouen fir
6s 9sHtifle Hute arens meroen nnper5lglid umo
obne i%rgenomeIfe ab3lge foitsnfrei i1rer 9einl.
nlng 8ugefibrt.
@obn fn0 gu ritten an Die 9ifsele 6es 6taotsper6at
os Nebrosta:
Grsb. gOlpp, seribner. Iebr.
German 8Onran's RsGtf Suerfb,
Mrs. 8erta @eBidmann, 9rGi6entin.
1909 5ouaro Ctr Smabn, Rebr.
sdaihs Gma6a sribane, 1911 Sopmo Ct, Gnnba. gfb.
g. Setter.
geegterter Ses 9eutfhers Rcten arcnse&
1923 groo6mop, gmp gorf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Rnferbud fur ane arten BON Sdfel.
arbeiten.

Bud gir. 1. ME nnten ge3eiqt emf.
5dlf 9nueiiungen uno nunoeridoue
Snulrrationeit mir ale 4rteu 0on
5yilet S1feInrbeiten tm6 arells.
tidlen. Seoe 5rau metteiiers. 0as
ltenejtp in Nuiteru III betn1aen.
gtoheH Sic Sdfelnrbeit? GenSea
Sie brett fir oieies 8ildl. Del4K :
bas reifboItigite mo biIIigite Miu.
iterbudl 1T. GO erreidt eber ben
9mef, als giide bon 25-50 Cts.
lleber 200 Miniter abaetiIApt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

Gs be5obIt iifs III ben vsttoi'
.ffi5lrteu 4u5eigen@ Der &ribilnf gu
GHn0nclEen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
G6itaaO giarft6erid,t.

HtHSUteb-3unibr 1900. 0tarft
metitens i0-15 bober.
@dhiter 9rets 1890.
Sdnucinc-3unthr 10000. Dforft
oiinetc 5 609er, ipater 5--10 ME-
0ri9er.
Gurdidnittspreis $9.75-a95.
0oditer greis $10.021a.
Sdnfe--3ufnbr $4,000. Dtarft iDe.
rig bober.
@ofitr greis SLIGO.
&anias Sin @artt6eridJt.
RinSpieh 3Anu1r $1,000. @lartt
%pfieute iet, alsnahme idnDud.
60diter Rreis $3.50.
albe uno Seiiers Mtarft let.
toders Nlartt ieit, - nieortger.
anf6sr. Minrft Ieit.
5dmeine- 3uinhr 10000. Wi1rti
ielt SdlnB iduuad
3urfidnittspreis $9.40-970.
@0hitcr greis 1915.
Shafe 3uiibr 5000. @tartt lang.
JON. felt.
9oditer @reis Sil.l5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

Gtonoar0 Safer 1884,
9sr. ,. 40A-f0A
Ger. 4. 40-401a
Werite-
Wnl3gerite 5S--64
6uttergerite 5l-55
9ioggen-
SIR. 2. 50 -8613
gtr. 3. S3-S5
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]HO6i[ilierung ge6t
mie an SCbnur6enl
General geri6ing 5nm Cberbefebls.
ba6er Der Straferpeottion
e%rnaHnt.

Gan autOuiu, Ger, ~. Yldr5. -
Wenernl 6nnitOn, Befeblsbabcr al
fer amerifanuden Sruppen IN Dem
merifanii6eH @reHssebict, bot bette
ned,mittaa Jon Den pcridieOeHeH g6.
feilnugsFommauocnreu &adridlt err
Balten, oaf ale ieiHe gefeble al bic
aanallerie, Snfanterie Hno ArtIae'
rie, ionic an Oas 5liescrfOrps nnO
Grain prompt ansgefibrt lpOroeH
iiuo. Ter iDfortise gurmaridD nadl
Werifu lit Oesbalb nHterbllebeu, neil
Bencral SHuituu Die @reu8e idler
itellcn mill, RadJOem Die Straregpe'
SitiDn in MeritO e%ingeOrnngen 1T.
7yunitun gab ole 6rflaruug at, Dup,
meldle Sdritte 6arransa andl INNER
unternehmcu mag, Der 6ntldlrF,
gila TOT oOer lebeHoig eiH5mlleterH,
niht rafgangig gemadlt uerOen
miro. 1eueral SnnitOH hat @eueral
Scrfhine snm g~cfeblshaber Der
5traferpeoitiOn ernannt.
Die Note an Garran5a.
@aibiugton, 10. Mdr5. Gic
Mute Ses 9raiOenteu an @arran3a
mira 6ieiem tlar maiden, ban Gin
lIc6eridreiten Der amerifaniidcu
Mren5e Onra merifaniidle 8egie.
rnmastrmupen bel Der &crfOlgHng
&ian's MIR inter gan5 uHgemOhHlls
den @erhGltniien i%tattbaft iCin miro.
Mchrere Snnoes Scuaturen haben
oarani anfmcrfiam gemaflt, Onh,
iullte Oieics mirtlidJ aeldeleu, man
cine grt &crtrag NIT Wierito idle
ren muF. 9ieie 4nsclegenhelt ie.
oudl miiie i'm Senat SIR &crban0-
lnua fommcl, un0 bic game anges
legenbeit mng ffeiteru. Tesbalb
hat man itinidmeiacnS Dem @riis
henten nn0 Dem Staats= Sefretar
freic 6ano in Oieicr angeleaeHbeit
geacben.
Noruuua an Sarrnn3a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
M|M|nG NOTES or GUMM|sOM
COUNTY 0uR|nG THE week

A. J. Goeglsin WAS . passenger for
Dsnvsr On al6 Saturday evening. He
ssnrsssnts tie Denver Welding COM
pAny, and has been doing the work on
the INV smeltsr at Vulcan. preparing
Il for the blowing in. which occurred
Saturday night. With the repairs to
the leaking jacket there should be no
further delays in night and day opera
tioa Of the smelter. The management
express themselves - pleased to have
especially in the day time,
when better idea Of the workings can
be obtained.
n4fank Buckley, . mining man Of Dem
yer, was in town this week.
L. E. Neale, mining man Of lola, was
In town this week on business.
w. J. Fine came in from Denver this
week and in company with w. H. Eek
bert Of Pitkin, is fishing hereabouts.
Seven men are employed at the Star
and Independence mine on Italian
mountain. Superintendent J. N. Lar
cen was in Gunnison Tuesday and re-
ported his intention to ship via Cement
creek this fall, - soon ~ the road can
be hxsd little more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
POPULAR CRESTED BUTTE
FOLKS TO Be WED0ED SOON

One Of Crested Buttes' fairest dsugh.
ters. Miss Daisy SamseI. will be welded
in that city Saturday. Sept. 23rd. to
Mr.. Thos. Young. Miss samsel il the
daughter Of Mr.. Frank Samsel. Tss
groom to-bs is the youthful assistant
superintendent OF the C. r. 4 I. coal
mines in Floresta. They will leave i'm
mediately after the wedding for Pueblo.
Wslsenburg, and Trinidad. dividing
their honeymoon time between these
three places. Later. they expect to
make Pueblo their home.
On Friday of last week, the teachers
Of the Crested Butte schools. with whom
Miss Samsel was formerly associated,
rendered her linen shower at the home
Of Misses Porges and Long. The fol-
lowing day, Miss Jennie Hanlon of Gun
nison motored to Crested Butte and
brought Miss Samsel back with her.
That evening twenty Gunnison and Cres-
ted Butte girl friends and former class
mates of the bride.to-be at the State
Normal School, attended and contribut-
ed to miscellaneous shower at the
Hanlon home. Everyone had . delight
full time.
The many friends Of these well known
young people are wishing them all Joy
for the future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
IMPROVEMENTS AND Bust
HESS DEALS NOTED THIS week

+. J. Thompson has lumber on the
ground and the foundation building for
i've room residence north of his home
on Wisconsin street Clark 4 Abel have
TIE contract.
n. A. Jencks has purchased from
Hpnry F. Lake the pretty residence on
Taylor street which he has been occupy
ing TIE past year, paying $4,000 for 1t,
end : 56 foot frontage.
Two rooms and additional porch room
are being sdded to the home Of N. N.
Foster on Upper Main Street. Instead
Of ths building boom diminishing -
winter draws near. it seems to be gain
ing strength.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
cssA Net D: Her csski.s

Mrs E. Hartn sister. ,T.,. No.,
writes: II was troubled for two years
with kidney trouble. was 20 bsd this
summer could hardly do my cooking.
l got Foley's Kidney Pills and they help
ed me. feel like . new person. ''Too
many women neglect symptoms Of kid
ney arrangement. When the kidneys
ness, puffiness under eyes, swollen Joints
and ankles and rheumatism. Cansday's :
Drug Store. Dr.. Walker. Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
JERRY sUluVlI BEING TRIED

Jerry Sullivanis being tried as we 60
to peees Thursday, before Judge Stone.
% ~ charge Of manufacturing and
ceiling Intoxicating liquor. Two gov
ssnmont olIlcials C. o. Sechrist and J..
@. AlIard Wire here this week investi-
eAtfik ~ case. J. u. AcDougal il
attosney for ths defense with Deputy
Diststet Atsosnsy Geo. Hsathsrington.
pss4seSsing.
ftke Psopjs win the ease, Sschrist
- A11ord vim take the matter up; ct
Dgo.lnt ahsy aEs awaiting Tie result Of
~ tslal 4 TkGssday before taking d.
- oelftn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Regular services morning and evening
at the usual hours. Beginning Sunday
evening Oct lst, the evening hour will
be set aside according to the usual Gus
tom. Next Sunday evening, the pas
tor will preach the sermon announced
for last Sunday. It will be first of the
series on Priciples of our Salvation
Creation, the Origin Of Man."
e. H. ROBINSON, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

FOR SALE-Good water motor. De-
velops from one to three HIP accord
ing to pressure. Just the thing for
furnishing power from spring piped
!. to your house, or st the mine mouth.
Was used in News. Champion Office
before electrical equipment was in
stalled. $35. See this Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
He Va. Wss,;.d a,l Hs,,ess

"For ten or twelve years I was both
cred with kidney trouble" writes 7. E.
Hutchinson, Little Rock. Ark. II tried
several doctors but grew wor.e oil the
time. ! was worried and had almost
given up al hopes. tried Foleys Kid
ney Pills and they helped me lot. l
. well man." Foley's Kidney Pills drive
out aches and pains due to kidney trou-
BILE; also sleep disturbing bladder dis
orders. Canadsy Drug Store. DR.. Walk
er, Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

Ar. C. B. Ssns6, Of Denver, our new
mechanic 10 an expert IN any line Of
= eutoaDuhils -Fspair work. We snos
only guarantee 70 please, but our
ofiiee is equipped with the very latest
machinery, and supplies toquickly re-
pair anything In the auto line. -East-
mans Fireproof Garage, Gunnison.
Colo. 3l-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

7. W. Gray and Or. J. D. Walker left
the first Of this week for Denver where
they will act - delegates from Cunni-
son lodge No. 80 Masonic Order, At the
Grand Lodge meeting.
Both men expect to 60 on to Missouri
to visit relatives. DR.. Walker is max
ing his trip part business and part plea
sure and will remain for one or two
weeks. Mr.. Gray will visit his brother
in Brookfsld for month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
IlnM-nu su00l
uletlT IS To-lI1HT

1hs Faculty concert viii b givsa On
fhday evening. September e. at siGht
e'e'ack. in ths chapel. By ths instruetoes.
n nuaie snd pahlie speaking. Ths pro
gran , = fcllows:
l. Seaata In A Major- Handel
Andanto. Allegro. Adagio. Nodsrato.
nr. Dick md Mr.. Brilliant
2 For Dear Old Ysis---- Miss Kath-
ryn Firsbaugh
4 Ny Desirs- Ethelbert Nevin
whsn ths Kye Come Hsme- &c. Nevin
Miss Alberta Rogers
Z. Aaxurka Dc Concert Musin
Robert L Dick
5. Only A Man, Richard Carlyle
Jsnitor's Child Irene FrankIin
hias Ksthsrine Firsbsugh
& Scherzo. C sharp minor Chopin
G. Davis Brilliant
4 The Lorelet Last
Mis- Alberta Rogers
The two literary societies Of the Nor
NAL Schoo, met last Friday and organic
ed with the following ofhcers:
ATHENIAN
President. Maud S.unders; vics-prss-
dent, Eva Zoellner; Secretary Treasurer,
Margaret Reilly: Critic. Alice Adams.
The program for Friday. Sept 2.will
consist Of the initiation Of new members
and extemporaneous speaking.
MILLSONIAN
President, Ruby Nutting; vice-Presi.
deut. Mary Saunders: Secretary, nellie
Miller; Artist, Margaret Miller; Critic.
Kathryn Firebaugh.
Program for Friday, Sept q
Song Ruby Nutting
Reading Clara Haymaker
Piano Solo Helen Sidford
Reading Mary Saunders
The Uncompahgre Camp Fire Girls
have elected Miss Alice B. Anderson as
temporary Guardian to serve during
Miss CTpenter's absence.
W. H. Calvin. manager Of the Wheel
er Publishing Company Of Denver, visit
ed the school Wednesday morning.
The kindergarten now has eleven chill
dren enrolled. but there 10 room for
more. Any child between the age Of
-four and six years may attend. The
daily session 10 from $50 to 11.30.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22
At the Churches
METHODIST CHURCH

The Methodist Church invites you to
worship Sunday. Services II Q. N. and
8 p. m. Morning subject. "The Lost
Child" Evening. rs Every One .
Child of God?" The music alone will
repay you for coming. Besides, there
are the other features Of the worship.
J. C. Ferris. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

That sweet corn can be successfully
raised in Gunnison. at least in excep-
tional seasons like this one, has been
demonstrated by E. G. Palmer. who
brings the News Champion ofiice two
specimen hills. from which roasting ears
were secured.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

A surprise party for Mrs.. C. A. Mel
son was an event which celebrated her
birthday Thursday. Sept II. Forty
friends Joined in the merry-msking;
cards were the mode Of pastime. Mrs.
Nelson was completely surprised and
said she had not experienced 70 much
pleasure in many days, ~ said her
guests also.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

WANTED Every farmer to have let
ter heads and envelopes printed by the
News-C Champion job Office, giving the
name of the farm. where It u located,
what the owner keeps on hand to sell
and other information that will assist
the farmer to cell his stuff. IT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

Chester Pittser. Matt Schmitz, Jos.
Miller and Arthur Miller departed SUM-
day for ten days camping above Irwin.
where they will hunt and fish.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

A number Of the Normal students are
now located with Mrs. NJ. McDonough
who is occupying the former Burnett
residenre near the Crested Butte rail:
road track.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

SEE the White Lily power washiug ma
chine. Connects to ordinary electric
light socket or to gnsoline engine.
See them at d. E. Collarda, lower
Main street. 1888
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

Great Wsstss Csal Mine Opens
I will open the Great Western Coal
Mine Monday. Sept l8. Trade Of
teamsters and ranchmen solicited and
will load cars. Coal sells for $2 Is cash
at the mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

The stork arrived Tuesday morning
and left fine seven pound boy for Mrs.
Anthony Comstock. who 10 stopping in
town At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Comstock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-22

Ths Lesliag nillinssy Stsrs
Special display Of Pattern and Tailor
cd Hats on Friday and Saturday. Sept.
Is and 16. Everybody invited.
Silt La N. Rogers.