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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-18
ROCK ISLAND
WORKERS RAISED
Ten Per Cent Added to Pay Cnecks o.
Local Employees Of Road e.
fects About Fifty


Tn accordance with a recent an
nouncement of the Rock Island rail-
road Of a wage increase for It's unor.
ganized employees. lo1a- employees OF
he road received an additional ten
ner cent on their semi-monthly pay
cbscgs received yesterday for the lat
ter part of July. :
The ten per cent wage increase is
for unorganized employees Of the roao
receiving less than 5000 month anu
effects about fifty here and S,oV on
the entire system Ine increase soes
- o7cs force, freight house and sec
tio, workers, switchmen, round house
men, etc. 81
A ten per cent raise was given 10
.---loves of the c. 3. & Q. several
months ago, and the Santa Fe recent
H. announced a wage increase for It's
workers..
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-18
ROB HOME WHILE
FAMILY SLEEPS
c,ld Watch ard $3.50 In Money Iaken
from Dresser In the homo
Of Edward Hera-

ph5h-
daring thief entered the nome OF
Edward Keraghan, sZo south 80
-. zone time early this morning
- -s-=acked dresser alongside
he red in which Mr.. and Mrs. kera-
gtsr were sleeping. obtaining $500
IN UaDer and silver money and gold
watch
T5e kitchen door was not locked and
Zzz used as means OF entrance
and exit. There was light burning
IA the fsftcnen. The theft occurred
between midnight and O'Clock this
morning, the loss OF the watch ana
-1orey p,eIr,g discovered when Mr..
Ke-aghan arose this morning.
The watch is an open faced one and
has q dent In the center Of the case.
The local authorities have been mott
fed Of the theft and are making an Ell
fort 10 aoDrehsad the guilty parties.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-18
SUGGESTION FOR AUGUST Vtcl
TI0egS

Leave Chicago any evening a. SEQ
p. n or 700 p. m, via the Chicago
& Northwestern railway
Arrive in the great north woods
and lake region OF Wisconsin, ichf.
gan in time for breakfast.
Spend two weeks Of unalIoyed
pleasure in fishing, boating, swim.
ming and canoeing
Return at the end OF vacation re-
stored in mind and body and feeling
100 percent
Ask your nearest ticket agent for
particulars, or address
c. A. Cairns, G. P. & T. A.
226 jackson street. Chicago, Ill.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-18
PERSONALS

Charles Rhodes Marshall is spend
ing short vacation here, after which
he will go to the officers training
camp at Fort Smelling.
Mrs. Alice Steele and son Leroy,
have returned from a three weeks
sojourn In southern Oklahoma and
CentervilIe, Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-18

coal. SPECIAL PRICE MONDAY
so ton car must be moved as rail-
road demands their cars promptly.
Come down Sixth and Johnson Mon
day and place your order at low
price. D. e. Reeves & Co. B 931.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-18
PERSONALS.

Mrs. c. n. Hamilton OF Sterling,
H., is the guest OF Mrs. Forrest r.
Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin and
daughter Wilma. and Mrs. Edgar Nor
gan leave tonight for Memphis, Mo-.
and will visit LAGRANGE, Mo-. before
returning homo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

neAuieu. @r iaat: ,sic ipijlcu cS,
mir t0mcrS iebi uidt bciier idli.
icn. llo uic. ME babe id. iroe all
oieicr SirapoBclJ Elm irGmoIidjcS
@eiidt scicbeL ent impilIigcS @ort
geb0rt llnO 0as iii pie ein Muu.
scr Ter Grios oeu id befomuc, lit
ladl elm paar %oden aeuau io aut
mic mcine lieben alien Sente, sic i'd
BON arieaS6egim al Del mir babel"
Sd ache 81 eincr nnocren STEELE
Scr @Ippe. ga licat ser 0ertide
9lriilIcricbcobadltcr IN iciuem @rn.
ben mio diebt am Eclcpbou ben Bat
tericn tniter III Ser Eicic sic Gage BET
2hiiiie an Sin Erilpp non iiniereH
2crteu III I'M i'm; lie babeu lid ii
cincr Gde OcS @rdbCus Elm HcineS
5cuer Qcuad)t imo rotten 0iiuuc
Sdcibeu i6reS @roOeS oariiber. IoS.
o6nc icSe 3id6at. lit i6r iuarlucS
6rii6ltiid ln0 Oa5u iderscu Ne
pcrgniiat rmo 3uirieoen. Cod ct.
poS boben iie nod: rimdniidlcn Gi.
9arettentabot niO 4apier. Inns ei
uer bat cine Observation-Disclosures
criimocu oiC iett iii elmer gau5en
Nu3abl BON Stiidcu i'm Gra6en &C.
braudt mirO. 9IuS eirem rlnocn
Nol5hcu nuO elmer alien Jelopoit.
tartc lit lie conitruirt mo NIT Den
rngeiibteitci rmo fl1nnlien 1inacru
fanN man nit Siilfc oieieS sIppara.
icS ipinoerbar Ihouc Gigaretteu ore.
ben
@ieoer 0riiben oii aanlpl6ana an
oem oaS Rinoen iueitcreebt. Sidt.
lid geluinnen mir oil Rmml. lluN
chen pcrOeu micner ncue @eianaenc
aemeIoct. Ter Gnplitira QorcuIli
1T nom 9laldj imierer @cidoiic I'M.
5ogclt ino 0ie NSdidmenaeiuebrc
b1mneru wicocr. @eluu oIlcS ant
Ncbt wcroct mir sic aisppc on
9tadlnittna babcn.
Sd, riiiic 5lm 2lbitieg. gSicScr
ac9t scr gSca porbci all all Ncn iul.
gcuiloerici Gnteecn bee Stirmes.
,Sln g9oIoc iibcrboIe idj cincu 3na
bon cSciongcncr oic uadJ @reOeal
oc6rad,t ucrScu iollcn. 1ic ocit.
idjeu gcaleitu6nncr babcn i6rc Tor
iiiiicr abgenomneu imo 0elt 9lumG.
men auf oen &iiden scIaoell Gmer
rou sen Ssalad)en pii6t lid icuf;cnS
Ocu SdpciB BON ietner Stirn. Ter
ocrii6c @eireite aber tlopit i6m uif
sic SdiiIter n0 aet autnuit6ia
ia Oas bats ii iidl oas iii nidlt
il cin 0ieliunp iuie clicr 3eiiQt
lmtcn ati scr StraBe icbe III, oann
aud nod ben errobc 3ue scr oc.
fanacncn &umdren. g(u ben Iciien
SeiIeu 5iebeu tie III lauacr 9lei6c sic
crobcrte aononcL mGbreno sic son.
pco4Fiouierc, 3nirieoeu imO oerlul.
iam ncbcn i6reu lntirehpiIIi0eu 0eI.
ierl bcimtcbrcu ms Guarticr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
ll.gOOt.0pier.

Gin aroBcr 9riten.0oupier ino cin
GROCER giuiien.0ompfer foaeu
ocu Souhbooten 5ur 9cnte. -
9ritiidcr Gutter in ole 2uft &C.
iprcngt. @crcttcte pericnftcr
5diffc in Olcu yort acIouOet.
2onoom I. Sonuor. Die
2lopos.9l9entur bcridtct, ooB ser
britiite Gonpfer nApslep6on cin
Sdiii bon 1882 Eonneu gmtniu-
ball, bon eiuem llutericeboot IN ocu
@rlino 1ebobrt ipllroe.
Eouhbootc fin0 tbGtig.
SonooMt. I. Sannor. 2lopo
meIoet, oer rniiiicbe 0ompfer u9uS.
for" iei ucrienff morocn. Ser r9nS.
far" lpor elm SGiii bon 9Ol3 8on-
nen. Irei Wlit9IieOer ieiner 9eias.
nuo eriranfelt Die iibri9cn muroct
i'll Stopanger gelonoet
Ger norpeoiidle Cnmpicr 5000"
BON 1887 Conner puroe Ourh eiit
9dudboot perienfi Gle Mlouui6oit
'mnroe gelan0et.
Gn9liider Gutteriu0ic
2uit geiprcugt
Gou0ou !. Smudr. Ger
Gutter oFroiector~ 1T in Oie 2uit &C.
ipreuat. 0ic 3obl DER pcrlorcn &C.
adngenen 2eute 1T inbefamnt.
Gin Ddneperienft.
2ou0ou, I. Samar. 9lop0
meloct oen llntersaug oes 2O5O Con.
neu eroBen Oanii6en GampicrS
nGanmorf. Bon ser geioblma uur.
oen 81 @am oeIauoet.
@ercttetc perieutter SGif-
felonocuiu q cw Norf.
9leW Dorf I. 3amlor. Gin
binoert uuo 3ipolf @dnl, oie iid al,f
omeritoniiHet torpcOirtelt unO per
lentten SdlItIen IN europnllden CSe
m1iiern befonoen famel beute oui
Dem iponiiden Gonipier alicante
bon Barcelona bier oil. Heltumoiie.
6el5ig poren all @oro oeS .Golum.
biau" ser oli Der Heiie bon 6ronf.
reid nob Sialieu i'm lestcn gloucm-
Der oiaegriiicn wuroc. GreiuuoOrei-
Big entfomen ais Der ,Gbenuma~ Bel
Cape @ota in Spouien I'M ieIbel
@ouot untcreiug. Ginige Der @e-
lonoeten iino 9lmerifoner.
Stalicniidcr 2 Gampfer in
GoIliSion beidG0iot.
GueenStomn 1. Soituar.
Ger italieniihe Gampier p2caono~,
Der bel einem 3uionmenItoB I'M &c.
bel auBerboIb 0eS Soiens bon Gorf
idiper beidaoiet muroe, lit III Oie.
len Snfen ge6radt worOen. Scine
Monnidoit, nit 9(uSno6me OeS Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
3enugtGnnng in @icu
iiber ifouOiuopii1e
9fotc.

2onSolt /. Soniior. Der
Uiierrcidiihlneariide Nliniiter OeS
glusludrti9cu iagtc nod eincr Depeide
oiie MiCu all OdS 9ieuter Bureau an
cCbld in 9eiprehung Der Iotcu bon
SAmc0eiL 9lorpcgcn mo Gdnelnarf
.bc5iigIid) Der 5rieoensbeneolm9.
u1ie oiterreibiid.lueoriiae &e.
Iqicrime conIiotirt nit 6relioeu, oab
i5rc 9lniibtcn in oieier So1e nit Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

men oic Eo0ien licgcn ic6cn
itIbcn uu iiA ihoucn lailicn.
9Ibcr ga 60mncrt Dos @ciueGr
idou roicnO loS. @iuer itiir5t BIN
bod wirit CT ieine 9trmc in Sale
ino lieot audi Ger 5meite Iic bel.
Sen onocren bobeu OnS@c6iiib red)tS
bon Scr 9irtc erreiht oudcn iid ir.
senOtoo oo6intcr bin. 9l6cr oos @e.
pebr ai6t iie uiht irci. @eacn oaS
@ebiiid ihl0Nt co jeBt 5ie1t 5pei-,
orcimoI nit oidien Sdiiieu ourii-
Der bin. Gic @ldnncr Die BORT Ia.
aen tonueu nid)t mcbr Dor.
Tie Siimuc uc6cu mir inoi:
rSiini3ia ichS5ia bobcu mir beutc
gormittos bier iider idon abgeihoI.
len. Sine ridtiee Safe 1T eS imo
bei 2idi fonmi feiner ourd. Gic
ari Der aippe Niiricn tcineu 3iBug
mebr bcfoumen imO feine Nht.
nition uno feline @lcnogc
SScbt iin0 obcn bci scr rcd)ten 9ir.
fe Elm paor 9iitm0nen aus OcmS9oloe
octrctcn Goriidtio ipo1en lie Inn
Iid.
Ser @lou ON @elue6rc iic6t ira.
eeuo i'm.
oO|oH nidt. IS fommen nc6r. Z
llnO mirfliH, "a iuinft Der einc
5uriid luto gebt iucitcr, iuO binter
ibucn loit iiH nun nod eii gnn5sr
crnpp aus Dem Iidift 5iebt III Die
iGniole 2ihhmg eiu
nSebt 9cioc @cpcbrc"
Gin trommelnoeS Soien ballt
Idiiiierno Om6 Die S6lu6t idnat
i'd 5piihen Nen S9Gnoen iiiebt nadj
obcu. llnO in sic 0rdueriiucil @e.
italten initcn idldgt DER Eoo. Gin
poor moIlen 3urilCt aber I'M 5prim.
se DaiHt er lie in0 ihliet tic nicocr.
@incr iiberidldat iid) liegt lno
itebt nid6t mcbr ori 0idtcr Iieoeu
oicie arnsrimen @iinocl oui ocn
brameu @e9c.
Som Sono OcS 94al0cS fonunct
5lintcnidiilie 9eriibcr iudjei nod)
mS mo ldlaocl iii 0ic St1nnc, in
Sos Grorcid ciu 1ic tbnn feiuen
SAaOeu.
Gtunol, mic ipicocr ciu Irllpp
uadD o6cu itrcbt oei, gSeg ungebt
mO lid ourd oaS @uIdlwerf oarit.
Der idjldeen mill, ioBt OaS A1alMi
nenaeuebr Sem 9ieutcnont uidi
idneIl aeuug 81. Ga priliet CT
ielbIt il ocn Grobcn imN beoicnt oos
&eoe6r. Tic Sd)fiic roicu lmN
ga inter rollt q draigriln Oeu us.
bona nieoer oui ocu 99ea,
Gin iicberuOcr Giier, fciucn orrdll
SuIoiict it in icocni @aln ser
bier oii Oiclem araaenoolIcu 9lu.
liano lie9t. Wicnidcn? 9fnu Ocnft
it Oieient 0eben ollcr @ulic. mai.
reno eS cinem INNER wicOer Inn sic
Cbrcu pieiit nibt oaran oaB oaS
@lcnidcnIeben iin6. 93r cin CSeOan-
te lebt: lie molleu iid Ucritdrfen
lie ipoIlen @crbmoimg nit ben au-
oercn iinOen ~ lie oiirier uidtl
&cier ae6t oieier ipcrenoe aompf.
Ger lieutenant ipridt iuir bon
Den Qerten iciner Gompaonic. acin
&ort oeS CODES lit ibnt liorf qcnug
fir Oicie ouScrIeieneu W1drner, Sic
ieit Ocn Gag oeS 5turneS bier in
Oen perloiieuen IuuGncnardbcu lie.
eeu. Sic 6itterfolten 9IoHte in oieIcr
9erabO1e Onrd)baIten uuo nit scr
Ocut6or forgiicu %crpiIeglmg porIicb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
SlHdtIiusc psrScu nadI 5i6irieu uer.
Idlidt.

VNInNTO0 NlW adNplUt.J
gerlim I Sonlar. Ser mi.
litdr 0jnnperneur BON 0losEnl bat oie
Staot iiir 6Iiidtlinse geidloiieu,
iaqt Die llebcricc.y yluhridJtei.9 .9lacu.
TIM. 1ic 5taot iit nit 2cuteu oiS
&lnduicu ii6criiillt cbcnIo mic
Goeiio mo euc S6cile oeS liioIid,ca
9tuBlano. Riundliiidbc IliidfIinac
perOer nad) 9lnSioac Der 9ggcntur IN
3utlmlt na9 Sibirien gei9idt lper-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

%Olt leDnt OeH 6rleOeH BerOcl.
,Drabiios may eappnl,l
yerlln !. NSanuar. -- H1dl oen
9erittcu bon ser oentpiiroieeu Sib-
una ser rlliiiiden 9uma, pie iie bier
cingingcrL bicIt Elm 0|itglico ser Gu.
ma, 0amenS EibentcIi cine Reoc,
ans Der Die lleberiee.gloGr
gIgentlr SoIgcuoeS iuieoergiebt:
oGie parlomcntariihe MoioritGt,
peldc in ipiatiirIider Torm gebiloet
pliroc. tobt gegcH 0eu 6rieocu, Inn
ole SbotiaHc 81 perbcimIidcn OoB
Die 9on5c rlliiiihe gIotion imO ollie
rniiiihcn 9lrbeiter I'M beiouocrcu
nidts ie1nIider wiinideu ais Ocn
5rieoen.
@ie io9eaotuten 9rogreiIiueu wi0.
men lid Ocm 8eiirebcn, sic S}egie.
riIna bon Dem IoIfe 5lt trcnncn, Inn
bic Ration 3lim StIabcu elmer iogc.
naunten ouiirteu Mo9t III MAIDEN.
Die beutc iogor nod ntcbr aeboBt
miro oIS dlle imiere tSein9e 5uiom-
mengeuommer."
Worim @ortD, ser riiiiidc Cid.
ter. ion uad ser lleberiee ageniir
IN eiuer &eoe. Die cr bel ser Sabres.
leier Der ruiiiibeu gdriitlteaer.@e-
ienidlaft bielt, geduBert babeu DAB
0ic Submit fir ole rliiiiide Gation
ild icBt Olmfler anIoiic als ic 5lipor,
oaB ibre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boff.
nnnaSIoS ieieiL imo DAB 9hlBIauo ci.
nem 8inter bon g2otb, @ntbebrlmq
lnO @Ieuo entgegcuicbc.
1RuBIouo bat lid fiir ieine SSrelu.
oe aeopfert" iagtc Sr @orrp. ninS
ais oanf Oaiiir iii eS bon linen per
luiien uorOen. Gas reiAe GugIano.
mcIdeS unieremGlcno abbelien Tom.
te, bIeibt unt6Gtig oOer bietet ms
SiiIfe inter 9eoineimgcu an, sic
idmadpoa un0 eriieorieeno lin0."
Sic g}ahridteu gIsentnr fugt
bin5lL ooB @orfp cine lueitere Ser
Itortlmg Der reaftionGren Senoeu5en
IN &iBlano prop6c5eite imo nerIiter.
te: go cS nid)t n09licb lit, OenS{rieg
5u cincm 1IiidliGen Gn0e 3u iiibrcm
iuilr0c cS belier icin oeuicIbcu 5n
Gnoc 81 brin9cM Inn cinen Ntieocu
pon GnglonO'S oIuaocu 5u pernlei.
oeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

GoS nnqIeihe c @oor.
6relmo: %, bin ih niioe 5wei
Stuuocn iino mir Arm in 9lrm ipo.
5ieren 9egau9en!"
oTo t6un oic 9cine meb ?"
o9leiu Ger 9liiden meme 9raut III
mir 6alb 10 groB ipie idl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

Der itonSiuaoiiGeu 9Guoer iiberein.
itinumt. sic bot ole 9Lnre9llneen oeS
'Srdiioenteu @ilion pmpatbiidj oilf'
Geuommen mo iiebt oober nit @e-
OaB SdweOen Gdne.
mart mo 9lorpeeeu Oie Snitiotipe
OeS |r0iiOentcn SSilion interItiiben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

@egrtffS itutiQ. ,gSir
bnbel, lmlrer Eoute 5um @eburiStog
cincn @ad)Siiod Geidcntt.~ .9Ibcr
Sinoer, OoS III ia llminm Die oItc
0rou lud4lt ja Ood nidt melr.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02
Bitter sesem @naGamO.

AcnRerHHgeH BerOOrragenOer ruff.
iher @Olfsfiibrer. - 9uma-Mit-
slieO crfIGrt Oaf GusIauS in
HuRIauO jett nod mebr Uerbaft
iei, ais rlle Seiusc GnRlnuSs 5u.
iammeHeeHOmmeu. - @Orfg uia
ieiueu cfirOen uOH GusIOHoS
t9HaOeH. - 2aS sau5e rniiiidle
%Olf iebnt ben JrieOeH berbci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-02

pitdnS mo zines GecnlonnS. oie er-
traitcm nllroc geIteru bicr6ergc.
brodjt.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22

cheers and . sincere farewell hand
shake by all the high school boys. We
were especially proud of the fact that
Richard should have been made cap
tain Of the boys from this county.
Chalmer Noren gave a fine water
melon feed to the boys of the manual
training class after school Tuesday
Chalmer had raised the melons in hi:
garden at New Castle, and they were
big fellows.
Alex Allen is an ideal senior. No'
only does he carry the proper dignity,
but he is in the midst of every school
activity with pep and ginger. The
student body responds with a roar
whenever Alex gives the signal that ii
is time to let off batch of pent W
enthusiasm. Freshmen take notice;
stop! look! listen and learn!
Mr.. Blowers took vacation Mon.
day and Tuesday. Hence that care.
worn look of responsibility on the
countenance of Freshman Paul, as lie
had to take care Of the building during
his fathers absence.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
National Fsrest Timber fss Sak

Sealed bids will be received by tAs
District Forester, Denver, Colorado, up
to and including November 8, 1917, Ter
all the merchantable dead timber stand
ing or down, and all the live tinker
marked or designated for cutting on nm
area embracing about 1860 acres with
in 7. g., R. 80 W., 9Th P. M. (ussar-
veyed) Mill Creek Unit, Holy Crsss
National Forest, Colorado, estimated ta
be s,5s6 NJ #. B. NJ. of live Engelman1
spruce, 1896 NJ #. B. NJ. of live lodge
pole pine, 1902 NJ #. B. N. Of Hive
Alpine fir, 1882 M #. B. M. Of Der-
chantable dead timber Of all species
and an unestimated amount Of other
material. No bid Of less than 41.90
per n It. B. n. for live Eagslnsnn
spruce and lodgepole pine and el.eo
per n II. B. II. for Alpine fir, dssa
timber Of all species and other ~
te.ial win be considered. Depesit With
bid, $500. The right to reject any aA.i
all bids reserved. Before bids azs sub
mitted, full information concerning thc
timber, the conditions Of sale, and H.
submission of bids SHOULD be ostai1ed
from the Forest Supervisor at Clan
wood Springs, Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
GLENwooDITEs HoNoRED

Glenwood Masons as well as others
of this city and county are justly proud
of the honor this week conferred on
our townsmen by the Masonic grand
lodge of Colorado in session at Denver
when it advanced Mr.. Fordham to the
position of junior grand deacon, a pos
ition to which Mr.. Fordham will do
ample honor.
We notice also that in the grand
chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star held at Colorado Springs, Mrs.
Lucretia Bowker of Glenwood was made
grand warden, while Mrs. Aura Hollen
Of Rifle was named as Grand Esther
and Mrs. Oline Thorson of Boulder,
mother of Ole Thorson and once = res
ident Of Glenwood Springs, was chosen
Grand Electa.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
LETTER FROM OWNER
OF oLENWooD HOTEL
RICHARD J. BOLLES
Jacksonville, Florida.
AUGUST 20, 1917.

Mr.. W. H. Pike,
Hotel ,Glenwood,
1'Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
Dear Mr.. Pike: - H~ lgz.i
i have your letter of the 18th inst,
for which thank you.
Mr.. Bolles' nephew is an architect,
and / have sent him some of the re-
ports of the Hotel Glenwood, and I ex-
pect that he or some representative
will go to Glenwood Springs within the
next 80 days and go over the hotel, and
see what repairs are needed, or we
may make some great changes in the
hotel, 50 that it would be much more
attractive.
We appreciate your position and the
trustees of the estate have had so much
work to do here that it has been i'm
possible for one of us to 60 out there,
and one of the trustees had to go to
war, and it has about demoralized the
office of our attorneys as three Of their
assistants have gone to the war.
We expect within the next 10 days
to give you report on the lease.
Very truly yours,
9-22-1t A. W. CAIN.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
DEATH OF L. AGNES MouLroN

At the Glenwood sanitarium last
Tuesday morning Mrs. L.-Agnes Moul
ton, q resident Of Leadville, but well
known in Glenwood, where she owned
property, passed away after an illness
extending over ssvessl Denths. At her
bedside when the end came was her
sister, Mrs. Luslla NJ. Wilson and also
her. neice, Aias LidA A. Litt3s, both Of
Pasadens, cslh. These h1f~ on Wed.
useday acesmpa.isd the remains to
Lesdville for burial. =
Mrs. Moulton was 65 yesrs Of age.
She and her husband came to Colorado
with. the gold seekers Of 1879 and Set
tied in Leadville where Mrs. Moulton
in late years was quite influential in
business way, being possessed at the
time. Of her death Of considerable pro-
perty. tl
The funeral services were conducted
Thursday under the auspices of the
Woman's Relief Corps and Home
steaders. vi
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE

T. j. Crawford, respected pioneer
of the Grand valley section, passed
away Thursday of last week at his
home at New Castle, from cancer from
al years. Mr.. Crawford was always
active in the advancement of every
movement which he believed to be Of
benefit to his town and community,
and he will be greatly missed by those
who have known him so long
The funeral services were held at
New Castle last Sunday afternoon and
were well attended.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
GERMAN SAYS
KAISER CAN'T WIN

Zurich, Switzerland, Sept. 19.-Gen.
Baron won Freytag-Loringhoven, chief
of the supplementary general staff of
the German army, has published a
pamphlet entitled, "The Results of the
World War; in which he says:
4'The general political and economic
al situation of the world works only in
favor Of our enemies, and the German
soldiers will be defrauded of the fruita
of their victories.
The general thinks that trench war.
fare was great mistake, and says
that only an aggressive attack could
have brought successes. He adds, how.
ever, that the German offensive waa
not strong enough to overthrow the
allies.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
NEW FOOD CONTROL BILL
BECOMES LAW AT ONCE

The food control program is really a
national necessity. 1t assures adequate
supply and equitable distribution of
necessities, prevents scarcity, monopoly,
boarding, injurious speculation, manip-
ulation or private control affecting sup
ply, distribution or movement. All pow
ers under the act are vested in the pres.
ident, but will be delegated to Food
Administrator Herbert C. Hoover.
The most important parts of the bill
are as follows:
Gives the president control over
foods, feeds, fuel mot gasoline or kero-
sehe), fertilizer Ingredients, farm ma
chinery and farm tools.
Fixes So bushel for No. Northern
wheat as a minimum price for 1913
crop. Allows him to increase duty on
foreign wheat to bring it up to the
American price, when necessary.
Gives the president power to spend
$lO,OO0,OOO for nitrate fertilizer and
to sell it to farmers at cost.
Allows the president to close ex-
changes, boards of trade, ETC., and 70
regulate them in order to prevent spec.
ulation
Authorizes and empowers the presi-
dent to purchase flour, meal, beans aud
potatoes for storage snd sell to the peo-
Pile for cash.
Prevents the, use Of foods, fruits,
food materials or feeds in the manufac-
ture of distilled spirits. :
Authorizes and empowers the presi-
dent to control, take over and operate
coal mines and coke and to fix prices.
Furnishes boarding and destruction of
food stuffs; Furnishes price boosting.
The sum Of $500, 900 is provided
for running expenses and 4150, ,o00, 900
to carry out the work Of the whole
food administration.
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
ENDS ALL AID TO GERMANY

Stockholm, Sept. 15.-Sweden reali-
zes the seriousness of the situation
created by the recent disclosures at
Washington regarding the Transmission
of German dispatches and expects to
take all possible steps to put matters
right, Foreign Minister Lindman told
the Associated Press during an informal
talk. All transmission of German dis
patches had been stopped, he said, and
Germany had been asked for an ex-
planation Of the abuse of the privilege
formally extended here.
In the course Of his discussion of the
affair with the correspondents, Admiral
Lindman. brought out the following
points! = f'e3-
First, That the Swedish government
was not. - aAeeed in certain quarters,
taking the aRair lightly, but on che
contrary, realized fully the serious ss.
pect Of the situation and intend to 10
everything possible to settle the prob
lem.
Second, That Transmission of dis.
patches on behalf Of Germany had been
stopped absolutely from the moment
when the disclosures were brought to
the foreign minister's attention, and
would under no circumstances be re
sumed.
Third. That had the Swedish govern
ment had the slightest idea Of the ma
ture Of the dispatches, which the Ger.
man government was transmitting the
messages would never have been trans
mitted vi iss'e III
FonSths 'TAet ssrsns representation
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
PLANO AT A sACRIFICB

We have on hand in the vicinity of
'Gienwood Springs on. of our very best
F.anos. Rather than i.ay storage or re-.
ship this instrument to Dsnver, We VIII
sell it to responsible party Al
special price, on easy terms. Or, we
will rent the piano with the privilege
of buying later, and apply rent on pur-
chase price. In answering, please give
full references in first letter. Address
Dept. A, KNIGHT CAMPBELL MUSIC
Co., Denver, Colo. 9-15-29
The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22
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