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The Ordway new era., 1917-03-09
TEN YEARS AGO
Nrws fr0su tho New Era Ftics
of 10 ycAr~ ago

A ". Slasc aud ], w, Waltcrs VIII
leave In a few days for the new town
OF Cheraw,
olney--A, 4. Smith has started
the foundation for n new resiae"'''
omev o r. ComstoeS has huti'
mn addition to his residence,
n A Fcrlcn OF Rclmont, Wis. was
h,rr this wcck on business, lie Is
nr,,tner in law OF n, W, nowney'
Mira Relic Gal,avau and three chill
arrn arrived "Wednesday from ere-
uNla. Mans. aud will reside here.
As noted from the ads In the New
IRA NJ ten wars ago
Geo, n, West was in the real esta'e
business,
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\ Nj RsCaSulAU'S hotel,
The Colorado Tc,ehhCne Co, MAS
the name ct the phone system,
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The Ordway new era., 1917-03-09
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The Ordway new era., 1917-03-09
NovNn MlAstoNAWv rislEsr.
N, OWNING M OttpNHAy

purlns the week beginning Sunday
tho tith, Vt reters Catholic church
In 10 be- tho scene of speeial re,isious
activity, Father Alexander et the
i'asainniat orier of Chicago VIII do
liver a ssrios " ,nstruetions, aermons
aud lectures on mora, and docU'na'
ruiiccts thrNout the week, The mis-
sian will open on next sunday WITH
lltsh Mass az 10 o'clock Services
Mtll he held each evening promptly
az f{Se o'elNck,
A cordial Invitation Ia extended to
tho u,,pt Catholics of tho community to
attend those trvtur,,A. ThlS will he
an o\cellcNt Nrportan,ty e. hear cN~
plAtneA many mtsccNcepttNNS COM
Serp,pS the doctrines Nt the Catholic
ShurSh, Nemcmecr, all next week,
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-09
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HEAVY LOSSES
ATTEND DRIVE
OF GERMANS
Enter British Trenches, But
Forced to Retire With
Much Bloodshed.
RUSSIANS HOLD
THEIR POSITIONS
Russo-Runanians Forced to
Give Ground Before the
Oncoming Teutons.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Drive of the Austro-G German east
ward from the Transylvanian Alps
into Moldavia is still causing the
Russo Roumanians to give ground,
while Won Mackensen's forces which
are operating northward into Mol
davia are approaching the bridge
heads of Fokshany and Fundeni. Be-
tween the Buzeu and Danube rivers,
however, Russians continue to hold
their positions. In Dobrudja Russians
have been forced back to Matchin, OPP
posite Braila, by the advancing Turks
and Bulgarians, near Vermelles, and
north of Ypres, on the French front,
German patrols have entered the
British trenches but were driven out
with heavy losses, according to Lon
don. Heavy bombardments in the re-
gion of Hardaumont and Bezonvaux
and the Verdun section continues. The
Austro-German attacks repulsed by
Russians in region Brody in Galicia,
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
To ELECT OFFICERS

A meeting of the board of direct
ors of the Chamber of Comm cree viii
be held tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock in the offices of the secretary
when a committee composed of two
members of the board and three
members of the Chamber of Com
merce will be appointed to place in
nomination the names of twenty mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce to
be voted on in the annual election of
officers to be held Tuesday, February
6. The fourteen receiving the high
est vote will be elected. The pzesi-
dent viii also be voted on, as DR..
Blocker was elected to fill the unex-
pired term, ending this year. During
his short term as president DR. Block
er has accomplished much, among
which is the addition of several hun
dred new names in membership cam
paign inaugurated shortly after he
assumed office.
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SECRETARY OF STATE
CRAWFORD DELIVERS
TOKEN TO TRAMMELL

Mr.. Crawford said: Governor
Trammell, as we draw near the part
ing of the ways we feel deeply the
breaking of official ties, which are
so nearly akin to home ties. We have
tried to serve faithfully with you to
encourage and uphold your efforts to
give to the people of this great state
such administration of public affairs
as they deserve to receive from public
officials. And, now, in behalf of the
members of your official family, and
who will ever remember your kindli-
ness and courtesy, as token of our
appreciation of the days that are no
MORE as well as our friendship in
the new / present you with this
watch.
LET this watch be to you, Governor
Trammell, as often as it faithfully
marks the fleeing moments and pass
ing hours, in the years to come, a
reminder of that great respect, re-
gard and ever watchful friendship for
future life it carries from the mem
bers of your cabinet. 1t is our wish
that from the bright metal of this
gift, may you see reflected the golden
opinions which you have won from
your people. and, as it's dial marks
the march of time, may it record for
you many years of happiness, pros
perity and renown. Not that renown
which comes from the feuds of men,;
not that renown which came to War
wick, Hastings and Montague, who
dyed the snow-white rose in blood of
their countrymen, but that renown
which sail come to you from the per-
Torrance of your duty in every posi-
ton of distinction and trust to which
you may be called, as ably as you
have performed the duties of the Of
flee of governor of Florida. May
your life be blest with health and
happiness, your home be preserved
from sorrow, and may God be with
US every one"
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board when all affairs of the county
were placed in proper condition for
the incoming board.
The new board is composed of H. E..
Candy from district five, ]. D. Nc
Curdy, district four; L. w. Hardy,
district three, and Gus Soderlind, dis
trict two; and the only holdover COM
missioner, Chairman White from dis
trict one.
The meeting of the old board was
called to order by Chairman Barri-
neau at seven o'clock, with Commits
sioners Baggett, White, Tracy and
Davis present. The minutes of the
proceedings of the two previous meet
ings were read by the clerk and ap-
proved by the board, after which the
business matters were taken under
consideration.
Poor Farm Report.
The report of the county poor farm
was read and ordered filed, the only
item of particular interest being the
statement that the average cost Of
feeding the inmates of the institu
ton day is "a ga cents. Other In
cidentals to come before the board in
Guided the issuing of warrants for thu
barge at Ferry Pass recently estab
lished by the board, the report of tn,
bond trustees was received and filed
and innumerable bills were receives
and filed
At $3.50 Chairman Barrineau an
nounced recess of five minutes
stating that at the end of that tim
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BELGIAN AND RUSSIAN
REFUGEES ARRIVE IN U. S

New York, Jan. mime hundred
and sixty-five refugees from Belgian
and Russian Poland arrived on the
Holland-American liner Nieuw AM
sterdam today. The Belgians number
two hundred and twenty-one, among
whom are many children brought over
by the Belgian Relief society, of Chi
cago and they will live in the West.
Seven hundred and forty-four Rus
sian Poles were brought over by va
rious Polish societies.
The ships officers reported that q
mine sweeper which was preceding
the liner as she was entering the
harbor at Falmouth, England, struck
a mine and blew up. Seven of the
sweeper's crew were killed.
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GOVERNOR TRAINED
DELIVERS GRAFTON

Tallahassee, Fla, January a.
The Importance of the Everglades
project as emphasized by Governor
Cats, was discussed IN the following
words by the retiring governor, Park
M. Trammell:
Everglades Reclamation.
The time and the occasion permit
only brief reference to some of the
work of the administration coming to
a close today.
One of the great problems with
which my administration has had to
deal is that of the Everglades drain
age project. At the inception of my
term as governor due to adverse crit
icism the finances for carrying on this
great enterprise were at a very low
ebb and on this account the work had
been very much retarded. Every
member of the drainage board was
thoroughly convinced of the feasibil-
ity of drainage and of the value of the
Everglades lands when ultimately re-
claimed. In an effort, however. tt
re establish confidence and to give
a new impetus to the drainage work
our board in the early part of 1915
employed commission of three engi-
neers, reputed to be the most emf
nent authorities on drainage in Amer
lea, who were to investigate the feas-
Utility of retaining the Everglade:
lands, study the project and suggest
plans for future operations. Thi:
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