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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-25
JESSE PONIER0Y'S MRS. BYRNE FIRM
SOLITUDE ENDED IN HUNGER STRIKE
Women Aids Bid Her Eat
Sister Demands to
See Her

Mrs. Ethel Byrne persisted in her
hunger strike on Blackwell's Island yes
terday. Sent back to the island at
noon, after her short stay in the Tombs,
she refused food and drink al day, ac-
cording TO the official bulletin issued
last night by Commissioner Burdette G.
Lewis.
The hunger strike, however, called
forth disapproval from the committee
OF wealthy women who have aided her
in the birth control fight.
"Do not continue the hunger strike
We don't want you to die; we need your
help in the fight" was the message they
drew up at a meeting at the home OF
Mrs. W. L. Greaves. at AL Madison
Avenue, yesterday afternoon, and sent
to Mrs. Byrne in a round robin letter
which all signed
Women Plan Appeal
Alarmed at the determination of the
little nurse TO continue her hunger
strike, the women finally decided on an
appeal to Governor Whitman.
Mrs. Maitland Briggs. Mrs. Pinchot.
Mrs. Lewis l.. Delafeld and Miss Jessie
Ashley, who is herself awaiting trial for
distributing birth control propaganda,
will comprise the deputation.
Mrs. Juliet Rublee, who is going to
Washington to-day to do picket duty
with the Congressional Union before
the White House. promised TO do her
best 10 arrange for an interview with
President Wilson on the same subject.
The women will urge both the Gov
ernor and the President TO use their in
fluence TO have the statute regarding
birth control information revised.
]. J. Goldsteir, Mrs. Byrne's attor-
ney, arrived late at the meeting with
the oniy tidings from the island which
reached Mrs. Byrne's friends all day.
To all inquiries the Department oi
Correction had said that they knew
nothing Of her condition, and would
not be a party to her self-adyertislng
All Right So Far
"She is all right so far" Mr.. Gold
stein reported. "she is in the hospits!
ward. but was sitting in chair when
! left Her mind is still clear, but
she is showing the physical effects OF
the hunger strike.
"The only chance you have TO save
her is TO appeal to the judge 10 revise
his verdict and give her a shorter SEN
tence."
"She doesn't want it," cried Mrs.
Margaret Sanger, who is Mrs. Byrne's
sister. and partner with her in the
birth control clinic in Brownsville,
where they were both arrested.
"She is ready TO die for this cause
if necessary. She doesn't want any
favors from the judge. She was pre-
pared TO go through with the case
peacefully if they had given her bail
as they should do in test case. but
since they started in TO persecute her
she intends 10 protest in every possible
way. She doesn't want personal fsyors.
She wants a just test of the constitu-
tionality of the law"
Mrs. Sanger Worried
Mrs. Sanger was frankly worried
about her sisters condition, knowing
her spirit.
II went to the Tombs to see her of
Continued on psgo 4. column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-25
Cradle of Shadows"

after beginning the French Chamber
Deputies bill to place "beeau d ombres"
shadows every hall in the invaded provinces North
tunste the wall
surrounding the hail. large bell placed by
authorities infant placed the cradle
could thus place her baby the cradle inside
disappear child would be brought the expense
the state and the mother stigma
cradle only
the Church state separated closed
the practice discontinued by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-25
Would Hit Russia and Britain

President wilson's statement does not
appreciate the sincere endesvors OF the
Central Powers 10 terminate the var
and makes no mention OF the dissenting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-25

COAST LINES FLORIDA SPECIAL.
p-esd.,s F5nast rrSic othr an ste<s easctrtc
nshted tsssns dasl5. ocbce flss B~y-AdR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-25
Mrs. Sanger Worried

Mrs. Sanger was frankly worried
about her sisters condition, knowing
her spirit.
~ went 10 the Tombs to see her of
Continued on ysgo 4. column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-25
" r A T Fl f f

Probably rain or snow to-day.
Tomorrow. fair. Fresh
shifting winds.
Full Report on rese
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Tom 0cote who makes the trades
and brings the new settlers In (the
desirable kiud-ths ones who bring
the coin Of the realm with them) pull
led Oh another imporeant deal this
week when he sold the 0ns ranch, Of
J. A. Bills, In Oakrides part 70 Gar
nett W. Alexander from La vsta,
Colorado. Mr.. Bills 10 not geing 70
quit the eoanty-just goiog b devote
~ hbs snar9sss to bic splssdtd Prop
oety in The Baford section.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
A Private Hospital
I will take patients ct my home, OF
will 60 out nursing.
MO MES. DELLA HoCKsrr.
For The Firing Line

We have no soldiers to send to the
front from our house but We have
sent two girls to Denver who can run
the street cars or the elevators or II
they have to they can run any kind
Of . printing press. II the war coun-
Gil wants real brave girls who are
willing to buckle In and do thein part
they are Johnnie on the spot-0len-
wood Avalanche.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Next Wednesday evening, at
Rooney's hall, will occur the event Of
the winter whom the Red Cross dance
will take place. Every arrangement
has been made for . grand time.
Bear In mind chat this dance 10 being
given TO help along . very worthy
cause, namely. to buy material, etc.,
for the Surgical Dressings Commit
tee, tho Aeeker branch Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross association.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
Qesss Ct Ohio, city of Tulsdo. l.
Inca1 COUNTY

0taas Ct Ohio. City of Toledo.
Itucas County.
Frank J. Cheney mskes oath that he =
q Co, doing business in the City Of 10.
lido. County and State aforesaid, and
ff6i BIZ fs i ios eses g "a "
eFY case Of CAtarrh that cannot b. cured
BY fho - Of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and suhocff6ed In
my prsss0oe, this an day Of Docembef,
(GssD A. ". 0LEA0ON,
Notary Pubic.
Hsl1's Catarrh Cure b taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mt.
3. cHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
0ss6 ~ an DFuggtsts. nc.
Tnfs Aa1r0 YAnily f1ll6 fer esaoa1oa43sA.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

The average pimply faced Princess
imsgines that every male brute In
town hes designs on her. But the
truth Of tho matter IL that there 10
hardly . man In town who wouldn't
jase - soon take castor oil ~ be sssn
on the stfeet with her.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Federal Fuel Administsatior w. J.
0allissn, has divided the state into
zones, and has named Mayor W. D.
SImms, T. b. Scott and A. L.
Strchlke for this county. Food
and fuel are tn abundance In this.
Rio Blanco county, but our citizens
are conserving both, just the same.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

About forty Craig people were reg
istsred 1t the Meeker hotel last Sat-
urday; but this delegation did not
begin 70 represent the bunch Of en-
thnsiastic rootsrs that ehsersd for
the Yampa river foot ball team. A
large number Of Crsigitss were guests
1t Meeker homes.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

A sun announces that the day 10
coming when women will MI mems
Shoes. Some Of them can ali mems
shoes right now, but they insist on
asking for ssses . whom they enter .
shoe store.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

H. Masten Rislsy, graduate, reg
istsred Optometrist, from Grand
Junction, will be At the Mesker
Hotel, Thursday to Saturday, Dec.
Is to lh for the correction Of eye
troubles. Our expert diagnosis and
fitting 10 our guarantee Of comfort and
satisfaction. Prices reasonable. Con-
sultation and examination Free. dis
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

A Denver paper Gays: II. J. Tag
gen, Of Meeker, had In car load Of
l,l62- pound stsers that sold A. 90. Is"
Our J. Lincoln Tageft may not OBJ
ject to the price ~ reported, but he
may object to Germanising his good
Irish nAme-to .'Taggen."
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

II the women folks have to take
the places Of men during the war,
the married women would make Ono
blacksmitha. They are exports 1t
welding the hammer. - Lake No
Lake.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

J. b. Legg has bought . Wiliys
knight auto from h. H. Joy, tbs
Overland agent. This 10 about the
finest car brought Into Meeker.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
Teachers Examination

COUNT eURIRIRfEuDENT OF SCHOOLS
MnEKEn. COLO. Decembor ], fsl7.
Notice = hereby given that tho regular
teachefs' examination for Rio Blanco county
viii be held IN the odBce Of the county super-
intende1t Of schools 1t tha court house in
Meekef, On TAursAay and Friday, Oeccmber =
Tho exnminstt0n will beafn ~ O'Clock q. n.
each day aad cuntinue till A.e0 ,. n
X. b. GARRISON,
d5-15 County superintendent.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs.. Fletch Hay, Mrs. Joe
Ralston and Frank N. Green were
among the Park people In town dur
Ing the week.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

J. B. Log has purchased the three
lots 10 the east Of his town residence
will erect . handsome garage on one
Of the lots; turn the others Int, q
beautiful lawn and adorn 1t with
trees. This 10 the way to improve
the old town.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Though defeated in the football
game, Rifle started for homo 6anda,
morning cheering and happy. Thi
10 the proper way 70 take defeat.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

After spending several weeks visit
ing At her old homo ct Rochester, N.
Y, Mrs. w. e. 6sltmarsh 10 home
again, and now Salty y on his
good behavior.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
He Knew

'Oh, comet coms!'' We sneered.
did you ever actually know any
person who was buried alive"
WELL" replied the venerable Mis-
sourian, II once had . second cousin
who was elected lieutenant gov.
ernor. New York American.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Messrs. w. ). Clark and n. g
Johnston Of Oakridge park, wers
midwsek visitors to the city.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Sheriff Lyon brought In two alleg-
cd horse thieves, last week, which he
captured At Moab, Utah, few days
previously. The names OF the &C.
cused are Ben Mills and Burrell
Watson. They had started opera
lions on email scale. In the Douglas
creek region.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Having spent couple Of weeks In
the Valley, mingling with relatives
and faiends, Mr.. w. N. Bailey de-
parted for his temporary home at
Boulder, last Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Go to church tomorrow. See the
announcement Of services st st.
James and Methodist churches on
another page.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Another reason why man can't
understand . woman 10 bsoauss IL
you give her what she wants whom
she wants It she will nearly always
want something else.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Il. H. Grissard, ono Of lower
Whites prominent young ranchers,
was attending TO business matters 1t
the county seat, early part Of the
week.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Walter Oldland was acting - first
vice president of the First National
Rank, this week. Walter 10 . good
man wherever you put him.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
Coming TO Meeksr

S.R Berger, the we'll known
- Optometrist and Optioian an
,osnces that he will be bsrs as the
Meskef Hotel for days, December
81. ThursdAy and Friday. Glasses
correctly nttsd. Satisfaction guar
anteed. dl
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Genial Ed Wilson Of the LOT.
mingled with bis town friends last
saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Thanksgiving Day was kept In the
usual way in Aesker-social sathsr.
ings and good eats.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Philosopher .'Ole Yonson" In the
Craig Empire "Har bans . Guy
yestion: Ell You bane out Of . yob an
lax to get ento somtsng, you might
try starten IN oil COMPANY"
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Remember the Red Gross dance. At
Rooney's hall, Wednesday evening,
December 8. But . ticket, even II
you can't go, and help along worthy
cause.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Reports from all European sources
show that the Germans have trans
ferred their vindictiveness and hat
red from the English to the Ameri-
cans.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

C. p. and Mrs. Mathss Of Lowell
White, were visitors to the city, fore
part Of the week.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Ebert Lloyd and Chester Lyle
arc aboard the superdreadnaught
Nevada. now cruising In the Atlantic.
The Nevada IL one Of the finest bat
tieships Of the Navy.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas lies motored
over from Axial last Saturday "a
witness the athletic events.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Roy Robertson Of the Msskel
Pharmacy, 10 In Denver this week,
purchasing holiday goods.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Although the day was blustery the
Mesker football boys liked for Rifle,
Wednesday afternoon.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

A bit more such weather ~ We
have been having and tho hay propo-
sition will be simplined. Likewise.
those who sold hay early and OBJ
tanned big prices, will be the winners.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Nj. Charles Heflsy. the Rangely
pioneer, and son Harvey, were guests
1t the Meeker Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Mr.. Reuben Oldland IL (or vas) on
the Kansas City market this week.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Our football "kiddiss'' struck Q
good day In which to come home.
They ought to be thankful for this
bit Of sunshine 10 which to wind up
the seasons practice.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Ely brothers Of Strawberry. were
attending TO business matters 10
town Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

That was . happy bunch Of boys
and girls land real sports) who left
Sunday morning for their homes st
Craig.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

The cattle market showed Inn
provement st Kansas City, last week.
But then, you can never tell what .
day will bring forth 10 the cattle
market.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

lack Msthes autographed At the
Neeker, Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

A week Of variable wsather, bot
mostly good. Rain and snow last
Sunday. A heavy frost Tuesday
night and now-sunshins with more
coming up.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Clyde Rslston, PL manager, was ,
Meeker visitor during the week.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Fred Mobley and the boys spent
Thanksgiving Day in town.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Buy . ticket for tho Red Cross
dance-Wednesday evening, Decsm-
Der 9Th.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Lots Of people who are not colos
blind can't tell black from whits
when IL comes 10 . he.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

George and Mn. lies Of Axial, were
In the city yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

America Muss ess"s "e ....
May Win-NsesesssS w N"e
tary Training.
SNOW. Billie.~ said his mother, your
urcla D.n II coming tomorrow to
.,.,a v..& nth N. m the farm. and
y -. -. :. L,ov .hort N. -.
sos w. ~ - 49, ~. ~.
oosos your 0pp'a.1l.s. o
proDaDiy one OF tne oest'anAoslaeo naen
In the country. Billie ciapped MS
hands and gave such q ,whoop that ne
wakened the baby, but what could you
ENACT Of n nfteen.year.old boy who 10
/. uvir. ,nterro~,tion mint and wants
J. -. .h.r. -,
80
unc'e Ian stHveo IN oue e'.e e% =.
kaihe watcneo tos an opportunity +"
came that evening after dinner when
Uncle Dan had lighted cigar and
taken seat ON the porch.
sTm mighty glad you came, Uncle
O.n. want tn talk to Won about the
W. nv. 4r.t mt military train.
-. =. -. ..-...,n H.. .chno, hu,
'As - 01s ~w.'.p ' =. nv ~.
nao nalu .'lae " ~ rr.as
1879. n. snu tne Sless. oo.ee 80. s snes
~ me "si woulu. coms w. me.s.
0s.noma .cue: se.u .ney e.a W.
- 70 wotn.' u VII soon o'oM ~.
wen. We put the trainins IN 1",. tno
seme. 1ou o.tet heaso 'uose olow
oeh, !ne president OF tne scnoo. 1871
10 inc saacAo1s up. nc saAo un,e"s We
tAAe on our coets anu go 70 IT, oer
many may yet wln' ana II sne docA sne
wiz tAke over tne great BRUSH noe. =.
war trophy ana compel u 10 90 Wnat
evef sne wants to tnat sne couio MAKE
M pay a! the cost OF the war; the
raiser couid tax NJ % ne pleased ana
M, We Soulont neip oolse'v NJ
eoelu m,Ae evely one pay ove. p.Es
- "n.l y en .n.. y cUulu "aHe
ne lsl ~ I'D. ioE .nsis I'VE
.s. Wv oasle' "".t y" s"s
'0luA y tnees
wen. my boy" said Uncle Dan.
an that Judge Browneh says might
easily come true and may unless We 90
quickly to the aid Of the allies with
large numbers OF men and help them
break the German line. Unless We can
beat the submarines. they may pre-
vent ~ from getting enough food to
INC sl,ies 10 keep tnem going. In tnat
cass Sefmsny wouio WIN. A. matters
st.no toosH our s,ea.est neeo u
neu men' u W. n.u nau sevetAi
miiions o. men w'tn in'litafy training
ln our .no"stes .nu On oul tarms
WuSn inc W4r came, VINO COuI0
40 not believe ne t.i.er vonla h.v.
forced the var nnon M A. IL -. he
mad no respecf for M and nov ~ A.
In II and must 10 through With n. INT
never asain must va be causht -
wholly unprepared.
..rn.r. !. o,,v An. -. -.-~ ..,a
v,o.I. M 49, th.e .. =. -. -
manentiy uniye,.sI niI,,s- tr.,n,r.
.nnIv ~ ~ everv vo,,r. ~, - !"
chrc,c.i,v A. -. n ~ ,,..t..nth =.
fvsntieth ve.r m. tr.,n1ns r.r =.
esrrIed fo:v.,d IN ths TTn,t.d st..ss
tr.ininr cemna th.t a.. rov h.,ns n,
tabIished for tr.ining men c.Ii.d n,
The selective drsft. 4. .oon =. th...
men yacate these st.tions. thev shonId
81 nlled by youneer men and mi.
should be made the perma nent noIicv
M the countrv.~
p,u,.,. ,,..h ~. o..S
.v.rh.s,d ~ .on..-...,.. ST.. .su
~ "a "a. ..ps.n" p... Fly 1 nnN
- - ...... !. -. sn.
cur country II It IL a. bad a. that. II
b high time for rs to wake ND and do
something about IT."
srx.r+,v. r.r,,.s r,n,, ~.
In h.|te, r. ~. =, 49, 49,
rudeay awakened later. We nav A
well understand, sister. that this IL our
war and We must win It or GOD helm
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

It 10 hard 70 got . good cook. when
. cook 10 not easryiag % she \
usaally carrying Oh.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Our idea Of . hen-pecksd hssbaod
10 one who marries . widow and then
lets her name their baby AFTER he's
ArSt husband.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
Oil boring operations has CON
mencsd ct White River.
Our italian Climate" is living up
to It's reputation these days
We are glad to announce that Mrs,
. Robert Potter IL slowly recovering.

The Meeker hotel wa crowded
with travellers and other. guests all
wax
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
Certificate of Authority No. ls7,
Report Of the Condition
The Bank of Meeker

At Meeker, In the State of Colorado, At the
close Of business November 70, 1917.
KxsoURCKs:
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01
WAR TALKS
BY UNCLE DAN
NsssSsr One
NsssS~ 0ss

America Must Fight Hand o. Germany
May Win-stsesssity sss MILL
tary Training.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

Try The Herald for . y.ar.
The Meeker herald., 1917-12-01

merous Monet county people VINO
came 70 Mssker last Saturday 70 take
In the athletic tournament II has
been several yssrs since Mr.. Durham
last Wished Assker and no aud biz
accomplished daughter received .
cordial welcome at the hands Of nu-
merous friends hers.
About forty Craig people were reg
istsred ct the Meeker hotel last Sat-
urday; but this delegation did not
begin 70 represent the bunch Of en-
thusiastic rootsrs that ehsersd for
the Yampa river foot ball team. A
large number Of Craigitss were guests
1t Meeker homes.
J. B. Log has purchased the three
lots TO the east Of bis town residence ;
will erect . handsome garage on one
Of tho lots; turn the others Int. .
besutiful lawn and adorn 1t with
trees. This IL the way to Improve
the old town.
Having spent couple Of weeks In
the Valley, mingling with relatives
and faisnds, Mr.. w. N. Bailey de-
parted for his temporary home 1t
Boulder, last Saturday.
After spending several weeks visit
ing At her old homo ct Rochester, N.
Y, Mrs. W. e. Ssltmarsh 10 home
again, and now SALTY" y on his
good behavior.
II. H. Grissard, ono Of lower
Whites prominent young ranchsrs,
was attending to business matters 1t
the county scat, early part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletch Hay, Mrs. Joe
Ralston and Frank N. Green were
among the Park people In town dur
Ing the week.
Msssrs. w. ). Clark and q. 9.
Johnston Of Oakridge park, were
midweek visitors 70 the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas lies motored
over from Axial last Saturday to
witness the athletic events.
Roy Robertson Of the Meeker
Pharmacy, 10 In Denver this week,
pprchasihg holiday goods.
Nj. Charles Heflsy. the Rangely
pioneer, and son Harvey, were guests
1t the Meeker Tuesday.
Ely brothers Of Strawberry. were
attending to business matters 10
town Wednesday.
C. p. and Mrs.. Mathss Of lower
White, were visitors to the city. fore
part Of the week.
Genial Ed Wilson Of the LOT.
mingled with bis town friends last
Saturday.
Mr.. Reuben Oldland IL (os vas) on
the Kansas City market this week.
Clyde Ralston, PL manager. was .
Meeker visitor during the week.
Fred Mobley and the boys spent
Thanksgiving Day in town.
George and Mrs- lies Of Axial, were
In the city yesterday.
lack Msthes autographed At tho
Aeeker, Tuesday.
Philosopher "Ols Yonson" In the
Craig Empire "Har bans Q Guy
yestion: Ell you bsne out Of ybb an
lax TO get ento somtsng, you might
try startsn IN oil company"
H. Masten Rislsy, graduate, reg
istsred Optometrist, from Grand
Junction, will be at the Mesker
Hotel, Thursday TO Saturday, Dec.
Is to lh for the correction Of eye
troubles. Our expert diagnosis and
fitting 10 our guarantee Of comfort and
satisfaction. Prices reasonable. Con-
sultation and examination Free. dis
The Dermott news., 1917-11-15
CONTEST COMING TO
 A CLOSE

One week from next Monday the big Dermott News Automobile Contest will close, and some one of the contestants will be the proud possessor of new, five passenger Maxwell touring car i Who that contestant proves to be, de bends entirely upon the contestants themselves, for the one who does the most hustling during the next ten days is the one who is going to win.
 The car. which is to be the capital prize in the contest. k one which any body might well be proud to have It k a new Maxwell, five passenger ear, fully equipped with electric starter, lights etc The Dermott News paid Si05 GO for the car a few weeks ago. just before the advance in prices. The Maxwell is now selling for S7S5. The car was purchased from the S E Webb Auto Co of this place. and Mir. Webb has publicly made the statement that he will make the full allowance of the purchase price of the car to apply on ar Ollsmobite, should the lucky COZ testant wish Co make such dca,
 The second prize in the contest vii be q handsome gold wrist watch. now on display in the window of \ Prothro ,he jeWeler; also the first choice of the merchants prizes advertised.
 The other merchants prizes adyer= tiscd will be distributed according to the standing of the contestants
 Now the contestants should remem- that every one of the remaining ten days Is going to count and count big in the final result. Study the following list of bonus offers and then go after l the subscriptions. Remember. faint hearted efforts will not win. but deter imitation and persistence are required to make successful campaign of any sort. and certainly will prove the de ciding factors in the spirited race for the car.
 The following bonus offers will be in force until the contest closes:
 For every four new or renewal sub scriptions, 1000 extra votes.
 For every two back subscriptions. 20o0 extra votes.
 For every three two-year subscrip- tions, 2400 extra votes.
 For every three three year subscrip- tions. 6000 extra votes.
 For every three tive-year subscrlp- tlons. l5, GOO extra votes.
 For every five magazine coupons, l lG0O extra votes.
 For every forty merchants coupons brought to this office and counted by one of the Dermott News force, 500 extra votes.
 For one ten year subscription. l2,000 votes For group of three year subscriptions. St, 000 extra votes,
 For one twenty-year subscription, 30 000 votes. For each group of two twenty year subscriptions, 6o,ooo eX- tra votes.