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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17
Bonding Companies Refuse to Purchase
County Road Bonds.

tGrcenTiile SUM-
On the advice of their attorneys,
the Kaufman, Smith, Emert Invest
ment Company, and the VIM. X.
Compton Bonding Company of st.
Louis, who some time ago entered in
to contract for the purchase OF the
Wayne county road bonds, have
definitely decided not to buy the
bonds.
The attorneys for the bonding com.
panies take tho position that the last
Legislature, in repeating the old law
under which the bonds were voted,
failed to insert a saving clause In the
new law which would permit counties
voting a bond issue under the old sec
tion to sell their bonds under the
provisions of the new law.
There were no objections raised by
the attorneys to the purchase Of the
bonds on any other ground than that
Of the repeal of the section under
which the bonds were voted. Every
thing else connected with the bond
issue was found to be lega! and II
proper order.
1 So it seems that the Legislature, II
its failure to enact saving clause
) has placed the counties which vote'
, bonds under the old law, and whicl
have not already sold the bonds, in
position where they will be unable Y
sell them. And however good the In
! tention of the legislators may hav'
. been, they haye certainly mad
4 a muss OF the mntter.so far as Wayn
county ia concerned.
The bonding companies, at the tim
the contract was made for the sale
the bonds, put up a $4,000 forfeit.
: their attorneys are right In opinion
8 to the status of tho situation this foi
}. felt will have to he returned to IN
9 companies. There 10 some talk
Il throwing this matter into litigation
}. order to secure a court decision Q
Is the question. Whether or not tn
. will be done we are not prepared
d say at this time.
MI It is the prevailing opinion hei
, that the action Of the Legislature b
= made the sale Of tho Wayne count
u road bonds impossible.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17
De kaiser's Prayer.

(Frnm the PIEDMONT hahhef'l
Dear Editor Here IL little poem
I found in one Of the Louisiana paper;
and | thought you might want 1t lol
the Banner.
Mine Gott will you be mine pardneF'
You don't know who am
| am the German Kaiser
De Emperor Wiii-l-Iam.
You know ! whipped dem Belgians
Ind mitt bullets filled Russia full;
Und IN whip France and Italy
Und blow up Johuny Bull
Now all dem other nations
don't give dam,
Ii you just be mine pardner
And whip that Unkle Sam.
You know got dem Submarines
All Europe knows dot well,
But dot Edison got a patent now
Vot blow dem all to hell.
Now, Gott, if you do this,
Den you Will always love;
Und | will be emperor otthe eartn,
Und you be Emperor above.
But, Gott, if you refuse me dls,
Tomorrow night at leven
IN call mine Zeppelins out
lind declare war on Heaven.
I wouldn't ask dis from you
But it can be plainly seen
Dot when Edison pushes dot button
I got no Submarine.
Sincerely yours,
PAULIE LAME, Claras, La.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17

field Court OF Appeals, and said cause
was decided this week in favor Of
plaintiff, Cunningham Cunningham
was represented by Francis A. Is. Ben,
ham OF dhis city and defendant by
Henry Davis, and Edgar g. Edgar Of
lronton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17

Monday, May 7h,

Monday, May 1th, /
c. D. Gault, district 6, exempted |
from road work.
G. w. Sutherland, road money,
s342 55,
Requisition ordered on State Auditor
for 1913 as teachers training course
money.
Hal Bell, road money, s.11,10.
John Mecey, road money, Sl41'o.
School fund mortgages of Joseph
Price and James Payne ordered ats
| fed.
S, y. Trass, road money, sl5S.5'.
Clerk ordered to advertise for pro-
posals for furnishing so cords wood,
to be opened first day of August term.
J, w. Wood, road money, $500.
Joseph Lambert, road money, s75.
j. J. Phillips, road money, 5000.
A. Rieke 4 Son, supplies for jail,
SlS.65.
| II. &. Jones, days service board
of equalization and appeals, s25.
A. J. Babcock, same, s25.
j. A. Ruble, same, S25.
| j. I. Marshall, same, s25.
w. d. Kendall, same, S25.
Madigan g. Whi,worth, supplies for
the courthouse and Jail, s25.22.
G. w. Hanson, salary as County
Superintendent, SIS; postage, 81.
Arthur Huff, postage, S7,55.
IRON COUNTY REGISTER, stationery
end printing, siS5.30.
W. T. Keathley, keeping poor and
work on County Farm, s2Os.55.
; Q. h. Crow & Bro: lumber for farm
$225. ...
= Ironton Telephone Co., service at
courthouse, Jail and farm for quarter
ending April 80, S14.s0.
II. =. Gibson, serving subpoen ma
grand jury, So.
John Reed, service small pox quar-
= antine, S..
q Graves Il Stamp, supplies furnished
q small pox patient, $3.50.
C.J. Newman, painting pagoda ant
=, repairs at Jail, s55.
! Lopez Store Co., supplies for Mrs
60 Mayberry and wire for fence, count!
% farm, $l5.o7.
"a W. n. Edgar. Jr., salary as Prose
:, cutting Attorney, $3.50.
!. Madigan s. Whitworth, road tools
$40.
w. Ct. Whitworth, supplies furnish
ed small pox patient, (Ga rrison
s33 25.
Town OF Ghermanville dis incorpo
rated, r. Ii. Brown appointed trustee
II. II. Stevenson, supplies furnishe
Mrs. Jones and daughter, poor, a3o.
DR.. l. A. Marshall medical attend
d ance County Farm, $3.50.
!. John Albert, burial OF unknow
\ man, el0.
) STANDARD Printing Co., stationer,
l ga.
4 Fec bill. .ot state ". Gordon Turne
! for Sl0 allowed.
Geo. y. Barnard 3 Co., ststionsr,
9l8.41. IN M q.
- Sutton 4 sutton, supplies for 9. v
d, Rumpbsll and Frank Macon, pool
70 ei7.So. ls
"a Iron %. Electric Light 4 Power q
sarssat sSd srpp.isss eie.s q. "A
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17

NOTE. The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow, and
10 recorded in inches and hundredths.
Ten inches of snow equal one inch o.
rain. "Tn indicates trace Of precip'.
tation. w. H. DELANo, Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17
LTEyls WONDER

-" bladder troubles, disaotvcs gravel, cures
,llnnetes, veal; aud .aine barks, rheuma;.
.ia,a and all irregularities tho kidneys aud
.lajdnr Il, bc,',tceanga women. lfnot sold
csipt, uf N. One smr.i bottIe Is two months
treatment aud seldom fails to ;Crfcctp cure.
Sand Tor tesiin,hnialJ from this. tn! oiher
Htatsp. nr. u. w. HILL, gsS. Olive Street
Nj. ioais. Mo. Sold hy driiggiats. ADV.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17
Nosies' to D sbtors.

I kindly request oil pefscus owing
money to my husband, now decsassd,
to please call and pay The same 70
mo, Mas. A. n. pi4ANTn,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-05-17
Weather Report.

Meteorological Report Of Coopera-
tive Observer at lronton, Iron County,
Mo-, for the week ending Tuesday,
Nav 8, 1917:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

that Socialists are human beings and
not enemies of humanity. In public
Office they are. uniformly faithful to
the. people. Most Of them are ideal
lists and have a higher purpose than
merely getting a public job. Ken
nedy and Rodriguez are practical
ideaGsts, and have been and are good
aldermen. That's reason enough for
citizens without regard to party vot-
ing for Kennedy's reelection this
spring. He has faithfully represent
ed the people of his ward and Of the
entire city.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08
ALDERMAN

ALDERMAN KENNEDY.-In en-
dorsing Aid. Kennedy whole-hearted-
ly the Municipal Voters League is
broadening it's vision. Some Of the
prejudice against Socialists is dying
out, Others are beginning to see
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

THAT FRANCHISE. - All the
street railway outfit wants is a fran
chise. Only this time they want it
made perpetual Making it termina-
BILE when the people take it over and
pay for it is bunk. They have to pay
in cash, and the whole smear in one
payment. And that's impTacticable.
The game is to make municipal own
ership impossible. Ten years ago
Chicago could have bought the sur
face lines for $4,000, 900. Today the
price is about $15O,OOO,OO0. While
the people were saving $20,O00,000
toward the purchase price, said price
jumped 100000. No real at
tempt has been made to improve the
service, which could be improved at
least 80 per cent without spending
any more money. But the traction
barons need a franchise to make
good the water in their securities.
That's what they are fighting for
The promises made to Chicago are
merely bait with which to hook suck
ers. If the people let the barons put
this thing over it will kill municipal
ownership deader than shredded
Goldfish.
ALDERMAN KENNEDY-In en-
dorsing Aid. Kennedy whOle-hearted-
=
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08
CAN'T AVOID THEM

CAN AVOlD Them
Don't you find it hard these times
to meet expenses"
Hard? Man alive, 1 meet ex-
penses at every turn"
THAT man is so honest he wouldn't
steal a pin" said the admiring friend.
81 never thought much Of the pin
test, " answered Mrs. Cayenne. Try
him with an umbrella"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-20

bad temperature Of l02 degrees and
was partially paralyzed. The left face,
aIm and leg were Affected The right
ide seemed to be free Before the
serum could be used II had to be acti-
waited by adding fresh guinea pig
serum, and as this could not be done
that night at the laboratory here, it
was not until the next morning that
the experiment on the boy could be
made. That was forty sight hours
after the beginning Of thN attack. BY
that time the paralysis was develop
ing in the right leg also.
We explained to the boy 5 parents
that the serum had never been tested
on humaa being, and that we could
not predict definitely what the effect
would be- But Dr Bosenow told them
Of his experiments on monkeys. Of his
belief that il would benefit the child,
and We asked if they consented to its
use. There was no alternative treat
mont that promised anything, 50 they
SAID they were willing to have it tried.
They are pretty proud now to be
able to say that their boy was the first
human subject on which the serum was
used
!" After if has been activated the
serum IS diluted with equal parts of a
salt solution before being injected. Dr..
Rosenow first makes a spinal puncture
and draws a small amount of the spinal
fluid. This is partly to relieve the
intra-spinal pressure and partly for
making test to. confirm the diagnosis
Of the disease.
This spinal fnid is made to escape
.owly, as he believes IFS rapid with
draWal is harmful. He then makes
the cell count and the Noguchi glob
ulin test Immediately. Even though
there may be no doubt in the physi
clan S mind as TO its being a true case
Of poliomvelitis, this test is advisable
. confirming the diagnosis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-20
c. F. Thomas, Phi. G.
THE RICH MANS BRIDE

less he has the foresight to provide, by
life insurance, guaranteed monthly in
come for her lifetime. Consult US for
details. 6Sth year. National Life ms
Co., of Vt. Mutual. )-ALBERT G.
LAIRD, Special Agent, 8 Crosby Block
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-20

Continued on Page -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

elm f. 5cbruar Mlnrb s.. NriDcr, y,r. $50.
gSnrner SiruBc Al Sabre all
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YIN Z, ,Sc0ruar Maalafl gn6dr1luit Nh sos
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4loroierccr 1irdBc, 20 Sabre 0li
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
adt seHeH
0icultoo, Ocn 6. 5cGrnOr 1917.
OUR DUTY

III with Germany should come il may seem Inn
possible for OF have 10 look hpon the land
of origin enemy country. But OF our own
FREQ viii became citizens OF the United states. or
free viii severed our natural ties with the
land where cradle stood. OF our own free win did
take the oath OF allegiance 10 the country Of
choice II often happens in life that heart Of
dmty la conflict and that tho sense Of duty
ariuinphes the bleeding heart. this case the
OF duty MUST triumph-may the heart bleed
muchl The oath of allegiance Is a most sacred
promise. Tie who breaks that promise disgraces the
"Iio calm! Set your Jaw in determination Guard
yonr tongl Keep wisely silent. Remember your oath
o alleginnce Keep in mind that while Germany IS the
lnnd OF fathers this Is tho land children and
chlldren's clnldrcnl Yonder the past--herc the
fututcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
9Sir iulen mnicrc SolSatcn nnO nnicr @co fir bic
Ncrthri6ianna an oaMic heNalten.
lgLN6 Ncnl yteiu UNI WING

tglnS Dem 9teiu gort gl1nericnn)
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Mnireaiue citaegen Nenomrie glatitrlb bco6adbte.
ten mir Gberit 9ooIepelts @orliitrnich uu icili lno
iener bier SShnc 1ebeii iiini i'm e5oi5en or5r.
bieteu llno 0onuerneuv Si0ncn 9cttS nor Slori0u
gnhridelil per lec0ropb ein punoerDolleS 6loitens
&ro1romn nod wclfeni oie 6ottr ioiou Au glli
Qr paraeAct io0tc rlo oulii eltpcocr ser Nriqq IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
s.. S,Duis Gdlmi6t.

GS itor0 am g iScorar 1911 INT If .o5
GotDis, in Der gSobnlua ieincr Iochier, yrau
lbonlas SORT Or IL, GiiorGbccr. sironC, s..
Hpuic Gbmiot int gllicr BON 90 1nbrcn acs
llcbicr @nie ocr pcriiorbcncn ,Srnu 3cnrclid
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Hlilic lino crindi ocr NccroiguHo bon Der g9obs
Eung icnrr lorbicr. an 3icniina, ibr yadl-
Hiitn0s, bciilnUobUeiI GclcbnHQ dili Der
p~recDmouDr Gcrlccrp." tSebri---G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
TcpnrtCmcnt fir Nricbuug.
@ireau Der EebBroC ncr GnnlrCummiNurc.
WinbiiDr- unb Sninhchc,9lpcnuc.

VA | ! I ~ Z 6. II. ,Sniiinr lVll
Separate ucriicaeltc Nngebote, nit Der Slul.
lwrii rlroooial for STATIONARY alo D'isccIlGs
lcous 1RdierinlS Of 2niirciion". BropoiaI (or
Snropaic, Raiuis. Oils nno 1ooIe" a8ropoiGI
for Nrg g5ooeS, ylotions etc. uHo rBropoidl
ior SupplieS for Gooiina ofo SoHeitic Sdencc
GilaiieS-l aorcltiri. on Scu ,@oare Of speroS
OF baltimore Gin, merocti bis ! llbr Dor
mitaaS an Qli,tiupm, ~. 3ebrnar 1917, i'm
Mircau oca Grr 3imnrb eipiun Sinnt'Renir
TRAITOR. AaibbuiS Baltimore, W,o cntaeQcu
aeHoumcn fir bic eieieruna bon Sbrclbrnics
ridl iiub ccridic6cucn glriifeln fir pcbr5lpedc: :
bon Vfcniuonrcr, ScIinrbcr. Sdniicr1l NIB
gsertaeuecn; bon Shniiipdareu. slur8poarcn
etc uub bon Waicrlal fir Aoo nno SnnsbaltSs
StIaiien on bic 1cborbc Der SdouI,SomniNdre.
Sp@iiiaiioncn liHo I'M Ai.rcon 6cr @eboroe
oer eolhuls0 0ommiiidrc crhdlilin.
gin beGlaubigier 6hcd oeS @icicrs iiir 500,
on 0en W'nDpr ilnb 1idoirnib bon baltimore
5ablb1r ocnndt iuo dni cine .0leorna oonfc
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lcr.
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irGcno cin pocr nuc STEMS ab3uipciicn.
SDhn g. 3lDdle,
Scfrcidr bcr RCboroc oer SchulG cmuiiiire.
Nelidtiat an ~. Sdnulr 1917.
SDhu 0uberi,
inn1 Frdhncni ocr &ouiraiii1ebbroc.
(Sdu3t, ,5f0iri.-3 Dol
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5dbne ubne 9BIatteH,
(StnnS 9Qcncs.

@ieies Shftem crior0eri lclu elus3ieben, bers
liriudt oaber dn0 ieine GGmcrsen, Sdner
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Meueic Grfirouug Observation-Disclosures an
Sfelie bon onrignrinti, 9ear leid)i ur6 10
beoueui lpe rdflrlihe
elanse 3ab.mrptHr $500 nnb $500; ale
anranhrL WolDlfpnen $500 An0 $500; ale
antauiirt @raden.Aretli $500 6lS $500.
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9lr. ST, WDrDs0uwnra. 5iznkc
Gpre6iiunhcu bon 0iornpns bis 8 el6cuhS
Gpnl1lQ0e bon b5 ilbr,
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Sclcne s. syliSSlefanlp.

IS iiGrb ani b. Seorunr 1917 Sclenc g.
Ndooelinnp. aelcbtc Gdltin oes oeriiorbcncu
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SerinemsSrec6oic (Scb6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
(sIiinbeth Ml. Gdlnri0rr.

Go itarb am g. Gebruar 1917 IN lhrcr gsobs
NINA Yir 2S, 9enrl. Strnhr 0iliobrfh W.
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oer sic Gccrbiouna iinSct rienitna, 2 libr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
Werthn eEGacr.

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~ Sabre nll prliebtc c5diiin bee pcriiorbcncii
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ton 5irahe, aus dnf oem 4DlorHi GlbchSrie6.
bofc" iali (Sebr5--Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
Bertha Nsaaner.

Gs tarb om a. iyc6runr 1917 @ert6a Waes
ner 9eIiebte Satin bon Sobn g8aaner. int
guier non 80 1abrclt Bcpudnoic uno Srenroc
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6ricnbofc"
(9elv gorfer 3cihrgcH u5gen eeidnigi co
pircH) (Scb6~-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
VI. (eIiio6ct6 goner

0s inrb am o sscbrunr 1871 ". eila6eth
Naucr Nriebic @aitiH non Scorle S. yaucr
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Inn lbr poT iOrcr A}obnung. gir. 32i5, TIT
Noltlmoye.strnhc, aus TAFT. l.sehl--0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
mieS15fe
baltimore GemcterH
ouitOon garf gemetcra.

1nuptGnadna: Ereherid MFac.
Shrcuii: 9lr. 2t, Wgit-GnrdtngasStrdkr
Hcqr1biibrldte hon $25 on iirier beIidnoi'
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sen eic. fro i'm Treibbnus dr 6uipisGluq1Ha
81 finber. Infer gineut olrb, ipenil oeipnitidf
hnrfnreher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
@cfonutmadJnuscu.


9. Scbrildr 1917.
SO bQ6c gIppIifdiiou fin oos iolecnoc @riot'
leo cinpidnacn:
gir. iOaq Slo G0nrlce gtrobe, 10 S. -
N0mplicrCl 4 S. 8GQinl0lne
Ellie Broleiic mLiicn mn oocr Dor 10 llDr
Sermliidge AM Z. 6ebrnar 1917 cn9erciDi
3. g. Qmrnc,
Scbd) (9cbailoc ,Sn'peiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

Simmer iapc5itt. $3.50.
Nfbcii alraltiri; nllc 9tuItrdae prompt dliSacs
inpri. p'af ocrldHgc Whtiier Qin5en, 1905
5rienSsbnrg 5trafe. (5cbr3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

26. SanHar 1917.
glnacboie wcroct cuigcqcii gcnommen bon
Scr Gouirafi Ncb5roc bcr ziaoi baltimore lir
slullreidcg glrbeiicn inl @erinisgeDduoc uHo
Gloi1bailS lHr ben WlaDor mo 3iaoiraib bon
Baltimore.
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oi snpnros OF baltimore @ip1 noreiiiri icin,
sic 9hiidriit ,&ropoal for Guintlna At court
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nii cine aGlcarina Nuliic Ndii" nui Sroer
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muB icocu gnacbol bciaciiiat icin
Scr crpgreine Nicicr mus Nrgi6oil icls
lcn nno otc Sorinriiicu .ocS @iaohGboricrS III
Nc5up 0u Gpnrnie crinuci.
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o Scbrnnr 1917 i'm giirean ocs GebduocSHs
ipciiors bcic5hgi pcrocn.
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por irGeuo cil oocr ale slHgeboic 5lriiddus
mcilcil,
@cbduoesSnpeitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06
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30 bel 3 $500 80 bel ~ $4; 1000 Wlciirrt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-06

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THESE BARGAINS!
Everything Goesthe Very Newest ThngsNothing Reserved
DRAPERIES

You are going to want new spring draperieS and
now is the time to get the newest in nets and over
drapes, and SAVE MONEY by making your
purchases at this big REMOVAL SALE.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-20
DIRECTORS OF CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE HOLD MEETING

The matter of doing something for
as well as those who have already
gone, was taken up by the board of
directors of the chamber of commerce
last Friday night and il was the sense
kind with a patriotic demonstration
should be provided and that each one
should be provided with a comfort kit
or some other thing of necessity as a
retary was directed to take the matter
in hand at once and call such special
meetings as might be necessary to
carry out the plans.
A letter was read from Leadville re
questing that the secretary come
there and assist and advise them in
the establishment of new credit sys-
TEN. The secretary was directed to
make this trip If his presenc was
needed and assist them in every way
possible.
A letter was read from Congress
make this trip if his presence was
glad to support the bill drafted for
franking Red Cross mail. This was re
quested by the chamber of commerce.
The Pueblo Commerce club com
planned that some garage employees in
Canon City We're not giving correct
information regarding roads The sec.
retary stated that this matter had re-
ceived the attention of the president
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-20
fRUITGROMERS' ASSOCIATION
ENJOY GET TOGETHER PICNIC

The members and friends OF the
Canon City Fruitgrowers' association
w''h their families enjoyed delight
full picnic lunch and program OF
speeches at the association building
on South Ninth stree; ga noon and
afternoon.
The lunch was served cafeteria
style and was a splendid compliment
20 the ladies OF the association he.
cause OF the excellence OF the food.
Us variety and the great abundance of
u.
Mr.. T.. c. Kibbe was elected chair.
man of the afternoon meeting. Mr..
Keller. bookkecpsr OF III. association.
gave his financial report and talks
were made by ID. s. Moore. Prof.
Spring and J. l.. Sterling