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NurtCE OF soEsECLOSURE SALE
srearE OF COLORADO.
eloanty of Nc~nont.
IL tAsas Es-trtet esart.
Vlpeer Beccos. Plsintiff.
xsisa Francisco indivisnaiiy
aud as AdpinistrsSor az the
Estate OF Louis Fralstsco. }
Deceased Phillip Fran =
4 Francisces- Eivira Rrlnetto.
\ Regina Matte and Bertha
TO THE SBoSE -SAAEp pEFRSp,>
ANTS, ND TO ALB OTHERS Who
M6f MofItsss - e lSTnkESsGEpi aERSsG GIVEN rha.
By tiss desree Of OF the Ssari sss in The aboVs
the 'ts stS, das Of Dessm6er. 4. 3. ISIS.
and tls erder OF she Clerk Of said
DSSh pSSvi.ienS s ana Hd' dssSe1iops Of Said de-, &
cree. 4 will. on Saturday. the goth day
at tss % hour Of 4 u O'Clock ia the Ss Tore foreS
noon Of that day. effer for sale and sell
the FrsmonS Ssanty CoaaS House. in
Sn59a GhisS S,s Of sar G9ssrsa9 , S;ss to & tnS
cssh. ali. the Following described real
sssA,e. rpr prSmssssc cnn and ss9pss'yi ss1,S
.rado. to-wit commereing Forty GOD
'rsds south Of the csn.sr Of SECTION
south Raesse seventy t5e},. Nest Of the
sth T. NJ running tsapes West Eighty
thence ENSt Eighty tSOl rods. thence
North Tcn tio) ro6s to the pesee of be-
ginninx. containiag Five e5t acres.
more Or less. Together with Twenty
tso) shares Of the capital stock OF Tha
LincSln Park Czooked ptseh Company.
| represented by Certihcate No. lSI. or
so much thereof may be necessary
Tor the purposes herelRsfter stated
The purpose OF said sale Is to COM
ply with the requirenents and provt-
Stons OF SNsd decree, which was made
and entered in an action for the fore
closure OF two. certain mortgages. one
of record In the office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont Coun-
ty. CoSredo. in BOOK l25 at page 40.
and the other of record In said
office IN Book is7 at page ts;
sale the sum OF sl.esS.i3. and being
| the amount due and owing TO plaintiff
as by said decree found, including at
| torney's fees allowed by the Court.
also TO realize the amount OF costs IN
said action as taxed. In the sum OF
$3.50 and the expenses OF this sale.
Dated, December 2snd. 1915.
WILLIAM h, NEWCOMB
Sheriff Of Fremont County. Colorado.
First Pub. Dec. 2S. 1916.
| Last Pub. Jan. is. fst7.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETchER'S
CASTOR IA
PASSED Thru AERE TO-DAY.

Harry L. Craig of the division OF
mineralogy OF the United States sur
yeyor generals office at San Fran.
cisco. passed thru Canon City on Rio
Grande No l this afternoon ON his
way back to the Pacific coast from,
Albion. Illinois. where he was called
last week by the death OF his mother,
His brothers. County Assessor H. J.
Craig and A. H. Craig, remained in
Albion for a more extended stay for
the purpose OF booking after some
business mattaEs requlring their At.
tentlon.
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potatoes. $3.50: pruues, 10c pourR
round and Toinl steak. 2oc: coal IS 90
II has been raining and showcrins
here for two weeks and the sur
shines just q little each day.
would advise anyone to "a {, this
trip in the summer. II you rea';s want
to enjoy IL The wiater is very
poor time.
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NoTssE or FlNl<A. SETTLEMENT

Notiqe Is hereby given that on sat-
urdaS the goth dax Of January, y. n.
lslIs Maria Y. Gamer. the Adntnis-
tratQx of the lsSeSte of ElNfra b.
cramer. decease1s will appear before
the Judge OF the. County Court at the
CeArt House ~ Canon City, In the
County of Fremont. Colora0s. at 10
oeiock in the forenoon of saht day and
present her accounts for rnal settle
Nent and PFay the approval of the
same and ask TO be discharged. at
(which time and place amy person in
interest may appear AVID present OH
WITNESS Kent l., Efdred. Clerk of
the County Court within and for the
County OF Fremont In the State of
Colorado and the seal OF said Court
this 1sth day OF December, A. u. 1916.
KENT l. EL.ORED.
First Pub. Dec. 81. 1916.
Last Pub. Jan. Is. 1917.
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Hogwallow News
DUNK 5oTT. Regular Correspondent.
George Binqham)
Copyrighted 1916-E. L. Adams.

anything to do with success. we be-
lieve Miss Hostetter Hooks will some
day be a great singer. She sings
both with and without any one listen
to her. and when accompanied by
other voices she sings fast and gets
thru and comes back and helps others
over the rough places.
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E. J. SULLIVAN WRITES
Of An OVERLAND TRIP
THRU WYOlAlN6

Mr.. Z. J. Sullivan OF this city who
left IN the fall for an overland trip
thru Wyoming. writes Mr.. Hardy of
some of his experiences enroute. He
writes as follows:
We left Canon on October 18th and
arrived in Denver the same day We
left Denver the same day for Brigh-
ton and after a blowout and finding
the right road. arrived in Brighton on
the 18th. We only stopped at Brigh-
ton n few hours and continued our
trip to Greeley. At Dover. Colorado.
we were caught in a snowstorm and
the wind blew a gale However. we
left Dover the morning OF the 18th.
and had a pretty successful run intD
Cheyenne in five inches OF snow. From
Cheyenne we went to Tiesiding. a
thirty-hve mile trip which we made
in one day.
The roads were very bad and we
were stuck twice in the snow. On
account OF the mud and snow we had
to make the entire distance in low
gear.
On the 21st we left Tiesiding in a
cold wind storm and reached Rock
River about on schedule time. n
showed for two days and nights and
the snow was twelve inches deep;
then the wind piled II up for another
two days and we had to remain in
Rock River a week.
On the 2sth. We left for Medicine
Bow. n distance OF twenty-one miles,
which was a fierce trip in the drifsed
snow. The trip from Medicine Bow
to Hanna was very tiresome and for
eight hours we travelled thru mud and
over chuck holes. half the time out
OF the road entirely, This road would
put you in the mind OF driving over
the prairies to Park Center after a
good rain. We experienced these
roads until We reached Fort Steel
Wyoming. From there to Rawlins
the roads were still rough, and l am
beginning to believe there are nc
roads I'm Wyoming. The road from
A1AOOhcA0G W AhAudiCA Wo0f0 ~ q
good one. compared with these.
The entire trip took up thlrty-fiv,
days but we laid over eighteen days
which left seventeen days for the trip
in face of the bad roads and hish
winds. We used ten gallons of OF
and sixty-ive gallons of gasoline
Wyoming Is a very rough country
no farming to speak Of. From Lara
mle to Medicine Bow there is some
farming and then there Isn't anything
but sheep raising until you get Z
coapemile. This is as pretty litti'
valley as any one could wish for. i
was from a half to a mile and n nal
wide and ffteen or twenty miles long
When you get to Idaho there Il
some fne looking country arouns
Mount Pellier. Burley. Twin Falls an.
Nampa. A good deal Of fruit ia rNls
"a at Boise and hay sells for twel =.
Ito AftssA dollars . sols Aour. $50
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Friday morning the Depity Consta-
BILE arrested a man wearing blue
pants on charge of having stolen a
calf from a man near Bounding Bill
lows. Before the man had been in
the Jail long the jailer got into con-
versation with him; and finding him
to be second cousin of his wife;
he was turned loose on habeas cor
pus proceedings
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Sidney Hooks got after a rabbit
over on Musket Ridge yesterday. He
was in considerable hurry. as he
wants TO catch it before the game
season closes.
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The Blacksmith is advertising a
sale on good luck horseshoes. Yam
Sims bought full set last Saturday
and on Sunday called or the Widow
of the Calf RIBS neighborhood.
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Miss Flute Belcher is making her
1 new plaid dress with the stripes run
ming in the direction of Bounding
Billows.
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II person acts honestly and hon
orabIy in all his daily transactions
there is no reason why he should not
live to respectable old age. provided
he does not starve. says Raj Barlow.
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srocKHol.DERs, MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given that the
regular Annual Meeting OF the stock
Loap>< Association will he held at its
principal office. No. SEA Main street.
IN Canon city. Fremont County, Colo
the hour OF $50 O'Clock 2. m. at which
time and place n Board of Directors
should be elected and any other lawful
business should be transacted. One or
more amendments to the BYLAWS of
said Association will be submitted for
GUY U, HARDY. President.
CHARLES II. WALDO. Sec'y.
Firnt publication Jan. Ia. 1871.
Last publication Feb I. 1917.
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Washington Hooks will put his
razorback hawg on exhibition at
Tickville tiifs coming spring. and has
bought two loads OF. corn for it to
eat while getting ready to appear
before the public. If wash's hawg
don't come away wearing the gold
medal the judges had better hide out
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The mysterious varmint with the
large CLASSY eyes and bushy tail
that got away from Sim Flinders a
short time ago. after almost killing
seven of his largest dogs. reappeared
in our midst by walking into Hogwal-
low yesterday morning and taking
a seat on the front porch OF the post
office. The postmaster at once put
out his sign board notifying the pub
lie that the postoffice was closed in
honor of Washington's approaching
birthday.
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Dock Hooks has the mumps. He
is doing nicely. though his whiskers
is too small and don't fit his face
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The wife of the Tickville Tidings
has about come to the conclusion that
life is not worth living.
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Record waa. a. are surs . sr,as
rss.ln,
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The widow living in the Calf Ribs
neighborhood was in our midst last
week. She said she came to buy a
dishpan. but she inspected Dock
Hooks more than she did the tfnware.
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A fellow at Bounding BilIows the
other day asked Raz Barlow this ques-
tion: II he was hamburger sau-
sage. and was about 10 be sold. how
would he rather be served-raw or
cooked. Raz studied awhile. and de
cided he would rather be served raw.
then II wouldn't hurt so bad.
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The Hog Ford preacher requests
that all who attend services at his
church. whether members or just
plain citizens. must hereafter refrain
from reading almanacs while he is
preaching.
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The Dog Hill Preacher had to re
peat a portion OF his sermon last
Sunday on account of Tobe Moseiey
and his dog getting in late.
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NJ : Resosa WAnt e
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NurscE or ssaECLosuEE SALE

Firss Pub. DecA 18th. 1919
LaSe Pub. Jaaz nth. 1917.
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If energy and perseverance has
Evening star., 1917-01-14
MAJ. PULLMAN TO JOIN
PRESIDENTS GARRISON
Will Be Mustered Into Army and
Navy Union, With Barry Bulk
ley, Tuesday Night.

Mai. Raymond W. Pullman. superin-
tendent Of police. who bears the dis
tinction of being the youngest chief Of
police of any Of the big cities Of the
country in point of years. being only
thirty-three years old. will be mustered
in as an honorary member Tuesday
night of the Presidents Own Garrison.
No. 104, Army and Navy Union of the
United States. in the muster hall, G. A.
r. building.
At the same time Barry Buckley will
be mustered into the garrison. The oc-
casion will be made a typical campfire
with addresses and short talks by
prominent military men and refresh
ments in the form Of army rations."
Among the more distinguished men
who have held membership in the
Kinley. Roosevelt and Taft. Represent
ative John r. Key, father of the Key
bill pensioning the widows and orphans
of the Spanish h-American war. and Col.
William Mckinley Cobb. law expert and
counselor of the pension committee OF
the House of Representatives. now are
active members of the garrison.
A large representation of members of
all the other garrisons, who are to be
invited as special guests, will be pres
to extend the invitation to Maj Pull
man and Mr.. Bulkley to become honor
ary members of the garrison consisted
Of National Commander Gen. H. Oden
Lake. Capt. ]. Walter Mitchell, Lieut.
jeremiah J: Murphy. Adjt; John J.
Strain, Past Commander Col. w. L.
Hull and Adjt. Gen. Wilbur w. Lang
dale of the Presidents Own Garrison
and Col. E. C. r. Humphries, national
aid-de-camp to the national COM
mander.
1t was the Presidents Own Garrison
in which the proposition was made by
Adjt. John J. Strain for the joint memo
rial services commemorating the sink
ing of the battleship Maine nineteen
years ago. February Is, 1899, in
Havana harbor. and which is to be OBJ
served here February Is with patriotic
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1917-01-14
TOM STOUT PICTURES
GL0R|ES OF MONTANA
Former Missourian Brags About
Adopted State to Pilgrims From
His Native Commonwealth, -

Representative Tom Stout. Who vu1s
UNFAIRLY rstires from Congress and N.
cidentally-not by courtesy-givas his
seat to a woman, Miss Jeanstts RAN
kin. OF different compiexion-politicai
ly-admitted last night he - from Ne.
souri,. but Dragged at great length
about his adopted state. Montana He
boasted of its great natural miusraa
wealth: of Its agricultural possi5iIlfss,
that. to hear him tell Il. exceed IN uns
developed potentiality the best that
any other state of the Union can DO
In any record d-breaking crop produc.
tion: he Dragged. also. OF the bandits
that have added notoriety to the sta&Ss
fame.
Representative Stout told his hsess
ers. also. that Missourians had Q great
deal to do with whatever was impor~
tant that has como out of Montana.
Even when he told OF the Montana
vigilantes. who had a secret oath 10
break, which was death. and who de-
cided to put down lawlessnees by force.
he stated that there were many Mis-
sourians at both ends of the rope that
hanged about twenty-one malefnctors
OF various sorts In the period OF Its
terrible activities.
About the feminine representative fn
Congress who is to take his place he
has nothing to say but good-save that
she is a republican, while. to Repre-
sentative Stout. to hear him talk. there
is no good in politics except in de-
mocracy and its unfolding. He pre-
dicted that the only woman who has
ever sat in Congress- Montana prec-
edent-will make good.
The members of the Missouri Society
might have liked to have heard more
| about Missouri. What Representative
Stout failed to do for them in this re-
gard was made up by c. L. Ebaugh.
who had verses to recite, entitled mis-
souri," that said all that could be said,
missing no location in the state that
has any claim to distinction.
Mrs. Perry read one OF her own print
ed stories. Miss Agnes Lawler. in
short dresses and hanging hair-one
of Missouri's prodigies-played the
piano. Then Miss Elizabeth Richard
son sang. There was reading by
Miss Mabel Dill and songs by J. O..
Spengler. All was home state talent.
After the program of entertainment
there was something for the inner
man-and woman.
Evening star., 1917-01-14
Have You Backache,
Gout, Rheumatism? :?
(BY NJ. C. LUCAS. NJ. D. }

American men and women should
guard constantly against kidney trou-
BE, because we eat too much and all
our food is rich. Our blood Is hiled
with uric acid which the kidneys strive
to flter out. they weaken from over
work. become sluggish the eliminative
tissues clog and the result is kidney
the poison reaches the tissues, causing
rheumatism and gout
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
[ of lead. when your back hurts or the
urine Is cloudy, full of sediment, or
you are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night, when you
suffer with sick headache. or dizzy.
nervous spells. acid stomach, or you
have rheumatism when the weather is
bad, ask your druggist for Anuric
double strength. l have found in
practice that Anuric is more potent
than Hthtd and in most cases Il will
dissolve the uric acid a. hot water
does sugar.
Most people do neglect themselves.
Their tongue has a dark brown color.
skin sallow. breath bad. yet they fail
to see that their machinery needs at
tention- Everybody should take mild
laxative at least once q week A pleas
ant way to clear the tongue and the
highly colored water noticed in the
morning is to talce q laxative which
viii cure the inactive liver and bill
iousness.
A pleasant vegetable pill is made up
OF May-apple. leaves Of aloe, and 1alap
made into a tiny pellet and coated with
Ssss,x Susar; ke nirst put up 1y Dr; Pierre
these vegetable pellets in viais; simply
ask for Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets.
Advertisement
Evening star., 1917-01-14
GERMANY EXPLAINS TO o. s.
Note Concerning Sinking Of Steamer
Tripel Handed to Mr.. Gerard.

BERLIN, January 13. wireless to
Tuckerton, N 1.-THE German govern
ment has transmitted to James -.
Gerard. the American ambassador. q
note concerning the sinking Of the
Norwegian steamer Tripel by Ger.
man submarine. The Overseas News
Agency gives out the following portion
of the note:
"As stated by the German naval au-
tnorities. the Norwegian steamer Tri-
pei on November 10. 1916. was stopped
by a German submarine. which. after
making certain that the cargo was
steel and iron for the Italian war
command and destined for Genoa. took
possession of it. Since it was impos-
sibie to bring the steamer into Ger
man port under existing circumstances,
the ship was sunk. A sufficient time
before this the crew was allowed to
leave the steamer. The weather was
very favorable and the Spanish coast
was hardly ten miles away. A full
guarantee was given for the rescue
of the crew"
sThe steamer Tripel, 2.488 net tons.
left Baltimore October % for Genoa.
A Reuter- dispatch received in London
on November II last. reported that
the Tripel had been sunk by subma-
rine and her crew saved.
Evening star., 1917-01-14

tone, suggests doubts as to whether the
passage through Belgium by German
troops improves Germany's position in
the eyes of foreign countries and also
as being unlikely to satisfy the pan
German annexationists; but regards
the program announced in the note as
mot one embodying nationalistic ideas,
but program of conciliation."
The Tageblatt adds: THE four allied
(Teutonic) powers will continue the
struggue in calm confidence until the
entente also is ready for such concilia-
ton"
Calls It Arrogant and Insolent."
The morning edition of the Lokal An
zeiger calls the entente note arro-
CANT and insolent. filled with hypocrisy
and prevarication, and says that '1n
every German man, in every German
woman, in whose heart there remains
a trace Of honor and dignity. the last
remaining desire for peace will be
destroyed by glance at this eternally
notable document, because 1t is i'm
possible that German should long
for a peace which looks like this"
This newspaper believes that every
where in central Europe. where the
people, perhaps. have grown weary of
war. the note will change any possible
weakness into determination to obtain
nif1cance of the entente's aims regard
ing the central powers-loss of prov
inces for Germany. complete destruc-
ton Of the Austrian monarchy, loss Of
Constantinople and Asia Minor for
Turkey. and deliverance Of Bulgaria to
revengeful neighbors. and concludes
that the note will weld all together a
thousandfold stronger than the Lon
don paste" binds the entente. The
newspaper says the only remaining
nf 10 ic
neutrals will take the note. with its
falsifications of history, and invites
them to a careful comparison Of it
with the German note. Like the Tage-
politeness to President Wilson in the
note. because it challenges the sound
ness of his judgment.
Wants to Annex Belgium.
In the Tages Zeitung Count Won Re-
ventlow contents himself for the most
part with a summary of the German
note. but quarrels with certain features
Of 1t. particularly its declaration that
German aims have been achieved.
He declares Germany has merely
fought herself to the point where it
could accomplish it's aims. The men
ton of Belgium in the note contains a
must be annexed.
The Taeglische Rundschau, likewise
devoting mainly to the German note,
says that this note fortunately indi-
Gates in several places a rapproche-
ment between official conceptions and
the attitude for which we have been
fighting" In support of this it cites
the notes defense of the German in
vasion of Belgium. In concluding, the
editorial says of the entente note:
There are hardly words with which
to brand the shamelessness of a docu-
ment that mocks all facts, all recog-
Evening star., 1917-01-14
PRESS OF GERMANY IS BITTER
MCOMMENT ON ENTENTE NOTE
Unparalleled Plan of Conquest . Orgy Of
Madness" and ARROGANT and 1nsolent
Some of the Terms Used in Journals.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, January Is. via London
Discussing the probable effect Of the
note Of the entente allies in answer to
President Wilson in America. the Boer-
sen Zeitung says: Most European neu-
trails must now recognize which side
has real wishes for peace and which
has an unparalleled plan Of conquest
in which they must completely destroy
the European equilibrium and leave
England sole master of Europe. Yet
the effect of the note in America Is
more difficult to prognosticate. as
Americans always have distinguished
themselves by a strong endeavor TO
reach justice and reasonableness.
And one should think that with this
document in hand they should not hesi-
tate to see where their sympathies be-
long: ., .u.,
Americas purely political interests. for
the demolition of the German empire,
which is presupposed for the realiza-
ton Of the entente's plan. would GER
tainly lead to very undesirable conse-
quences for America in its relations
with Europe"
Calls It "orgy Of Madness"
The Morgen Post doubts whether the
world has ever seen a crazier docu-
ment than the so-called peace condi-
tions of the entente, saying that its
'orgy of madness" appears all the more
Of the last German note: The paper
ridicuIes the demand that Rumania and
Montenegro, "after participating upon
their own initiative In predatory
victims to cover the costs of the rob
berry," and regards the note as the
rudest possible mockery of President
Wilson.
1T the proverb Conquer or die was
ever true, it stands written in letters OF
flame above our heads today. The enc
my exhibits to US in all its destructive
aims the world confagration which 1t
ignited" The Germania pronounces
the Belgian note shameless and hypo-
critical.
Die Post, which heads it's editorial
wicked Sophistries." says the note
speculates upon the stupidity OF its
struction of Germany in a military and
political sense.
Belgian Invasion Hurts Germany"
The vorwaerts sees in the note an
express and emphatic adherence to the
will to make peace, which can only be
delayed by the will Of our adversaries.
but cannot be diverted from the ulti-
mate goal.
They are told" continues the vor-
waerts, Through neutrals. that they
still may secure peace. based upon mu-
tual respect and equality of rights"
Referring to the passages in the note
devoted to Belgium, the Vorwaerts
says: They leave open all questions
concerning the future Of Belgium,
which remains the subject Of negotia-
ton. and no possibility of a future set
tlement is rejected in advance"
The Tageblatt, in a more critical