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verdir-. are occupying one Of ". q
GiIes' cottages.
Sterling Freethey and family Of Hope
dale, Mass, are spending few weeks u
their summer cottage here.
An animal much resembling small
bear has besn sem BY several in this Vi
cinity. Halston Means fred It It Friday.
and sunday Leslie Flye chased and al
most caught II.
Rev. Elisha 6anderson. former pastor
bs.s, now located in Bridgewater, il bore
on two weeks vacation. He led the
prayer and praise service in the chapel
Sunday evening.
A wedding Of more than usual interest
took place ct the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Candage Tuvsday evening, when
their youngest daughter, Ethel, became
the bride OF clifton Stanley. MIR.
Stanley il we'll kno~n - an engineer on
ocean going steamships, while Mrs. STAN
Icy 10 graduate nurse and has been win
ming success in her profession. Their
many friends here extend congratulations.
Aug. q. ZENoPHoN.
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srArs or MAINS.

c.rxry or HAxcocE -
CoVs uonorabls Justice Of The Sapseme
10 .s w court. next 70 be held q Ellsworth,
sa sssr and for satd county. on the second
Tassa.y q os ss Hit ~ HIGGINS a. Mons,
NJ nesert In said county, vile Of jobs 10.
Nk u,Srins. respectfully sepsessnts tAet hort
stpn zane was Marina Dsrniea narri-
maiuesnh raj shc vas lawfully married TO The
"a John Joseph niggtns g ron Lsyden.
,ssis county, state g ~ Yoss. sn LAY =.
pis.. ~ that they lived u ssthsr . hus-
~ IA wife fro N the time Of their said
bapa - Art in the state Of Mes York. until
nsI,, = isIA then 81 satd nount u est, m
!aPne,obsr 8 isie; shat roar nbslent has u.
. .sys conducted hsssek. scw9sos her said
hs W.. sour llbelant AYERS thai eaid John Jo-
sspS IA Of cruel and ekusivs essssasns
ssssssX her; and bsing sble 20 labor asd pro-
~ for her. grossly or waneoniy and cruelty
e Issss. 9 .,s,.
!sss ne has resided In The state 81 Maine In
.ood faith for one year prior 70 the CON.
Es.rsment Of thsea psoceedtugos that said
,Ssn Jossph Hiegins' rss3dsnoe 10 not known
- -, And cannot b. asesStained ~ reason.
sss diligence; she isrtss. sysss ne: there Z
= ,osn Joseph Hiegiss - obtain . divorce:
s"hs,,sore she prays that divorce nay BE-
1900 bel ween her snd her sAtd husband Tor
~ causes above Set forth. aud that she may
AVE the eustody Of her ninos child, Catherine
Ss..ls.., aissis:S a.. .y g az A: .s sis
NAnxuA DDnufcu HlooiNs.
subscribed and sworn 70 before ne this
sishisenth day Of JAY. I'LL
fL.sl Notary Public.
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STATE or MAfxx.

To the Honorable Justice Of the Supreme
Judicial Court, nexs 70 be held ~ Ellsworth.
vi,hsn and tor the county Of Hancock. on
The second Tuesday OF October.
TSLLA J. DOWNS. Of ssonington. In said
Il county. wife Of Melvin ]. Downs. re-
spectfuiiy represents thas her maiden name
vas Ella j. picksy; that abe vas lawfully
married to the said Melvin Downs, At Sears.
port. Maine. on the slst day OF December. =. d.
isea, BY the Reverend Robert Harbntt: that
they lived together ~ husband and wife tor
sbout twelve years. from which time he has
failed to provide suitable support, and on the
18th dAy OF November, =. d. 1919. the said Mel
vim j. Downs utterly deserted your hbeisnt
without cause and went 10 parts unknown to
her. since which time abe has never seen OF
heard from him. or received from him any
support. tha, said utter desertion has rontin-
ned tor three consecutive years prior to the
fiGg Of this libel; that the residence OF the
ssli Melvin J. Downs 10 unknown to your u.
beiAni aud csrnot be sseertained by reason
able diligence; that there IL no collision
between your iibeiaut and the said Melvin j.
Downs 10 Gotta . divorce: wherefore she
pays that divorce may be decreed between
her aud the said Melvin J Downs, tor the
cause above set forth, and that she may as.
sumo her maiden name.
Dated at s;cning,on. this 18th day OF July.
g. .. islT
Ella j. Downs,
Libeiant.
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HEALTH TALK.
Mas Must Keep Himself Fit In the
Race Of Life.

0nn N se Keep ntmeen Ell IN the
Race Of Life.
What prcntsth msn that hs gain the
whole world yet loss his hsaithf
Naturalists say that long ago the
prshistoric waters were infssted with .
species Of enormous shark which fisally
became extinct BY reason Of the workings
Of It, voracious appetite. Thus nature
eliminates the over-fsd.
The desire for sass Of lie and plentiful
dat u universal and 10 the great
stimulus Of man and animals alike.
When man becomes greedy and takes
moro casa and food and drink thsn il bis
share, nature discards him.
In the race for power and place, for
ease OF circumstance and relief from
hunger, the modern man i apt to forget
that unless bs IL careful Of his body he
will soon BE- made to suffer for the in
fraction Of natures memorable physical
law. With the loss in body tone comes
an equal loss In mental acuity and the
brain which for . time was able to
opsrats despite the complaints Of an
ovsr-fsd. usdsr-exsrcissd, sslf-poisoned
body, stops working.
6tatisticians have discovered that the
mortality rate OF psrsons in the United
StAtss over forty -fvs years Of ags 10 in
creasing. The strenuous life Of to-day il
not alone responsible for this. LACK OF
health giving exercise, supsrhuity Of diet,
lack Of restoring sleep, over stimulation,
the high pressure Of the race for power,
wealth and position, plus physical neg
lect these bring early decay. The goal
10 reached, = wealth 10 amassed, = honor,
position and power are just being grasped
whom the apple Of accomplishment turns
to the ashes of dissolution. The brilliant
mind becomes clouded, the steady hand is
no longer accurate, the eye which once
gaxed fearlessly on the whole world il
dimmed, and 1t 10 not long before the ANAL
break up occurs. All Of this was entirely
preventable.
Other things being equal, it is the man
the longest, whose work to the end 10
uniformly the best, he who neither over
works nor over-plays, neither over-eats,
over drinks nor over-sleeps, he who
maintains standard OF simple healthy
diet in moderation, who offsets mental
work with physical recreation, who is as
honest with his own body as he is with
his own business. When success comes to
such q one his physical and mental con-
dition ia such that he can enjoy in peace
OF mind and contentment OF body the
fruits OF his labors,
The regulations Of U. 8. Public Health
Service state: at is the duty OF officers to
maintain their physical as well as their
professional fitness. To this end they
shall be allowed time for recreation and
study whenever their official duties will
permit" II the government regards it as
essential that its sanitary experts shall be
safeguarded in this way, is it not equally
important to every citizen that he
similarly maintain q high standard OF
physical integrity?
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURES.

~ okeif. both OF Ellsworth, HancocE
svah1ty, Maine, by their mortgage deed dated
s apni !, 1915. and recorded In the Hancock
seyed to Alexander 9. Has erthy certain real
s.a x.e situated In said Ellsworth and fully
s.iSstiped IN said mortgage, and whereas the
a. a - xssxsnder o. HAgerthy on the twentieth
~ " July, 4 d. 1877. assigned the said mort
s ~. and the debt thereby secured to me, the
sss SSeraixned; and whereas the condition Of
io,u mortgage has been broken, now, there
iSaS ~ reason Of the breach OF condition
me snsreof claim foreciosure OF said mortgage
give this notice for that purpose.
PHaoNIA L. HAoRnfHy.
By r. e. Mason,
s"y H. 1917. her attorney.
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It has been said that every third
person has catarrh IN some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates general weakness Of
the whole system, and muffs and
vapors do little, II any good
Tocorrect catarrh you should enrich
your blood with the oil-food in SCOTS
Emulsion which 10 . medicinalfood
and buildingtonic, free from alcohol
or any harmful drugs. Tyit-YOUl
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PRETTY MARSH.

Judge Loring and his wife are 1t their
cottage At BsrIiett's Island for August.
Miss Adele Carter, who has been at
Csstine attending me Al nnsr school,
returned home saturday.
Mrs.. Lixsis Freeman and Mrs. N. L.
Wall OF East Boston, who have bssn
visiting Mrs. Newell, returned homo
Friday.
Miss Adelaide Smallidgs went to Seal
Harbor Saturday to keep house TOR
her grandfather, Madison Snow, while
Mrs. SNOW il in hospital in Boston for
treatment.
Aug. 8. g.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


NUrlCE or FORECLOSURE.
NyHEREAS. Fred 8. O'Eeif OF Glouce ster,
w Essex county, commonwealth Of MassA-
chasctts, BY his mortgage deed dated May
T. q. d. 1912, and recorded In Hancock county
registry OF deeds, In book 600. page ie3. con-
veyed to Alexander G.. Haserthy q certain
parcel OF real estate situated In Ellsworth,
Hancock county, Maine, and fully aud par
ticularly described In said mo- tgage; and
whereas the2s I'd Alexander @. Hagerthy. on
the twentieth day OF July, a. d. 1917. assigned
said mortgage and the debt thereby secured
to me, the undersigned; and where's the con.
d.tion Of said mortgage has hren broken.
now Therefore. by reason OF the breach OF
condition thereof, I claim q foreclosure OF
said mortgage and give this notice for that
purpose.
PHKoSIA l.. HAsKRrHY.
BY X. f. Mason,
Jnly IL. q. q. 1911. her nttntneY.
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lsga. Nss,rss.
marvellous
FRUIT JUICE
MEDICINE
WONDERFUL RECORD Of 4
WONDERFUL REMEDY
!hessaads OF Ssffsrsss h E,sl.,a
Aad Caaada Owe Their Recovery
To fruit a-tivesr.

Ihsssa.ls OF Sufferer. I. E..l..a
And CaaadA Owe Their Recsverv
Te 'FSuit-a-tivss".
"Fruit-a-tives" Il now made In the
United States. This will be Welcome
news to thousands Of people who have
been sending to Canada for their suppiv
OF these famous tablets, which are
made from the jsiees of APPLES.
0vesEes, fgs and t,sses.
So great has been the demand for
Fruit-e-tives" from all parts Of the
United States, that the proprietoeo
deemed Il wise to establish q branch
right In this country.
Omces and fruit tablet works ore In
eetive operation At Ogdensburg, New
York from which point druggists and
general stores are being sunni;ed
"FRU1T-A-TIvES' 10 the only
medicine IN the world made from fruit
Juices. An Engiish physician In
Ottawa discovered . process whereby
truit juices may be combined In such
. way that the natural medicinal pro.
Perties Ct fruits are many times
"Fruit-a-tives" has many timas
proved IT. value In cases Of Stomach.
Lsuey aSd kidney Tyos6k<--is RAss.
csafisw, HEADACHES, and NesyaLeia-
Z. DysferHo asd Constipation - 10
Mf.1OssSess, gessyai sueaksess as6
Skis Diseas<s.
"Fruit-a-tives" d cold BY dealers
q SOC. box, s for t7.so, trial size,
asc. or sent postpaid on receipt Of
price BY Fruit-a-tives Limited,
Ogdensbnrg. New York.
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Has Recovered Her Health

So many women are suffering from similar
Affections that this testimonial letter from
Mrs. Laura Beall, Plattsburg, Miss, will be
read with interest: II got In bad health. My
eft side hurt all the time. l took doctors
medicine, but it did me good. took two
bottles OF Foley Kidney Pills and feel all
right now" Backache, rheumatic twiuges,
pains in side, swollen and sore muscles. stiff
Joints, puffiness under eyes, bladder troubles
and kindred symptoms are quickly relieved
by Foley Kidney Pills.
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o. INTY NEWS
WEST HANCOCK.

WEST HANCOCK.
Lester Ssbans has employment with +.
T.. Miliiken.
Alyah Abbott of Bar Harbor spent Sun
day in town.
Mrs. Carrie Bridges OF Weehawken, N.
j., is ut her old home here for few
weeks.
The many friends OF Mrs. Frank Miles
are sorry to learn of her serious illness.
Her mother, Mrs. Claude Willard, is with
her.
Mrs. Mary X. Butler, who spent the
winter with her son George in Sebring,
Fla, is at home for the summer. Her
daug er-in-law, Mrs. George P. Butler,
10 with her fora month.
Aug. 8. ii. M. M.
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BROOKSvILLE.

Llewellyn Roberts is quite i'll.
A picnic dinner at Stillman Kench's was
enjoyed Sunday.
Capt. James Roper is home from Boston,
where he has been employed.
Willie Sturtevsnt, who met with an &C.
cident recently while out in his motor
boat, is recovering rapidly.
Judge William e. Morris and wife spent
last week with Mrs. L. T. Morris, and are
now at their cottage in Haven for the re-
mainder OF their vacation.
Aug4. SPEC.
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NORTH LAMolNE.

James Tweedie OF Cambridge, Mass,
Joined his family here on Saturday for
months vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Hamcr OF Hyde Park, Mass
and her two sisters, Mrs. Z. E. Mcfarland
OF Auburn and Mrs. Lottie Smith OF Bar
Harbor, are visiting their sister, Mrs. n.
3. Mcfarland.
Aug. 9.
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IL spsn ding his vacation With III mother,
Mrs.. g. P. Gaspar.
Aug. q. 4.
NORTH BRooKsvrLLE.

ChrIssis Perkins isat The hons 81 Alfred
Clark ct Castins.
Chsstsnia Lymburner Il IN Brdckton
whiting her grandfather, Erastus Grsy.
Mrs. Ole Bowden and son. OF Camden,
are visiting her parents, W. N. Perkins
and wife.
A dancing class has bssn started here,
with Mfs. Mary Lymburner, instructor,
and Phsbs Vessel, musician.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Hoy savage and Miss Anna
spent last week with Mrs. Ssvags,s -
rsnts, K. 9. 0rindls and wis.
Mrs. A. NJ. Goodsll has gone to Saxton
River for the remainder Of the summer.
Aug. g. q.
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STATE or MAIZE.

u.xcocx -. 6upnnnn JuptctAI CousS.
In vAcAricH.
Ellsworth, Juiy n, A. D. 1917
upon the fo' e9oinG libel. osdsfed: That the
nssr before the iussics Of our supreme Judicial
seoa,f. 10 be holden u Ellsworth, within and
ior he county u Hancock. o. tire second
tuesday OF October. .. q. lg15. By pubiishing
thereon, three weeks successfully In the Ellis.
Corth American, . nevpparer printed To Blls-
vorth, ia our county 81 Hancock. the last
publication TO Be stxty days q least prior TO
NAV there and then In our said court appear
AID snswer TO said libel.
AnNo W. Kfxo,
Justice Of the Sup. Jud. Court.
Anae copy Of the libel and order OF court
Attess:--T. y. MAxosxY. Clerk.
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SPEC.
LAMOINE.

Mrs. Ralph Hoyt OF Ontario, Canada, Is
at home for visit.
A. L. Trip and family are here from
WatervSlle, visiting relatives.
Bernard Rose OF Cambridge, Mass, has
Joined his family here for his vacation.
Miss Mildred Leland OF Bucksport is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Hodgkins.
Aug. R.H.
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THE subscriber. Nellie whitmofe, hereby
i gives notice that che has been duly APP
pointed administrators OF the estate OF
JOSEPH II. wHITMoRE, late Of MOUNT
DESERT.
IN the county OF Hancock. deceased. All
persons having demands against the estate of
said deceased are desired to present the same
fot settlement. and all indebted thereto are
requested TO make pay ment Immediately.
NELLIs WHfTMoRE.
July ~, 1911. Seal HArbor, Me,
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STATE OF NAME.

Hsscocs SUZANNE JunIeiAL Covsr.
In VACATION.
Ellsworth. saly 81. A. ID. 1871.
CpeH the foregoing itsSI. ordered. That
u. iihelsnt give police TO TIE said Iihel-e, to
sppf Al before 'heetus,ice Of cor supreme IN
c et.i eourf to be holden at Ellsworth. within
arc los thv county Of Hancock, on the second
Fresssr - October. .. 4. 1917. bv Publishing
an atests cps ~ sid ltbci ard this order
~ tna, hree weess succ-ssiseiy in the Ella
vert Ansflrsn. newspaper printed in
= WY n 10 osss county al iancoct. sue last
istEeattea 90 be shay days 4. irxst prior TO
The second Tuesday Of October next, that he
lasi there aud thea 10 our said court appear
and answer 70 said libel.
ARNo W. KING,
Justice OF the Sup. yud Court.
there u.
Attest:-T y. MAnoxRy Clerk
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subscriber hereby gives notice that
t1s,.. ne has been duly appointed admins.
L. HINCKLEY. late Of BLUEHILL.
ont ne county Of Hancock. deceased, with
sssa demands against the estate Of
ths deceased are desired to present
ZANE FOR settlement, and all indebted
nsdiateiy. ~
July II, 1917, RpwA.p ]. H.xcxIxy.
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Nothing will make person feel old quicker
than disordered kidneys, for when they are
not working properly the whole system Il In.
fected with pofsons that cause aches and
pains In all parts Of the body. A. W. Morgan,
Angola. La. writer: "Oh, suffered with
pain In my back. am - years old, but felt
like . Nan 90 years old. Since took Foley
Kidney Pills I feel like did when was 81"
They tone up and strengthen the kidneys,
and promptly relieve annoying bladder
troubles. Moore's Drug Store
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Christina Butler, who has been visiting
her brother in Winterport, is home.
Mrs. Helen Snow of North Bluehill Wis
tied her sister, Abbie Giles, Sunday.
Fred l. FALL, who has employment in
Duxbury, Mass, is spending two weeks
at his home here.
Two women physicians, Drs. Mann and
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PAuPeR NOTICE.

AvLNG contracted with the City Of Ella
NAV n sos.n 70 support and care for those who
Ells.nn. i. lSl4 and are legal residents Of
on mn ossn. ! forbid all persons trusting then
sccas, sccount, ~ there 10 plenty Of room and
ssase. A1Tuus B. AIrcuhLL.
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VNYHEREAs. Cecilia O'Keif OF Ellsworth.
w Hancock county, Maine. by her mort.
gage deed dated August N, 1918, and recorded
10 the Hancock county registry Of deeds. con
veyed TO me. the undersigned, two certain
lots OF parcels OF land situated In Ellsworth
aforesaid and fully and particularly described
10 said mortgage; and whereas the condition
OF said mortgage has been broken; nov, there
tore, by reason OF the breach OF condition
thereof ciAim foreclosure Of said mortgage
and give tnis notice for tina, purpose
PHsoStA L. HAGssTHy,
BY X. f. Mason,
July 81, 1917. her attorney.
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STATE or MAINE.

H.scocg s. July -. 1917.
personally appeared the abnye named Ella
J Downs. aud ni4 de oath TO the truth OF The
snofs libel b. nj sixu~d.
BE ore ne.
PsncY T. CLsRKr.
H. - Notary Public.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
ASKED TO STOP
REMOVAL OF WATER MAINS

Ely a complaint filed in the Fremont
county district court here few days
ago the Gumaer Estates company
seeks to enjoin and restrain the Morse
Brothers Machinery Supply company
ing the water mains and water pipes
located in the town of Cyanide. ad-
joining Florence, where much mater
ial is being gathered up and removed
at the location of the old mill there.
The Gumaer Estates company claims
TO be the owner of the land through
which this water mains system is laid.
having purchased the same from the
Florence Oil and Refining company
in June, 1914. and the complaint as
serts that the water mains system was
constructed in 1896. by the Metallic
Extraction company, under a grant
from the Florence Oil and Refining
company for that purpose.
When the complaint was filed some
days ago, temporary restraining or
der was issued. restraining the de-
PENDANTS from further removing said
water mains and pipe line system, un-
til the application of the plaintiff for
a temporary injunction could be heard
and notice was served that this appli-
cation would be heard on Thursday.
the 23rd of this month. On Thursday.
parties this hearing was continued
until August goth at which time the
matter of the right of the plaintiff TO
an Injunction will be taken up. James
T. Locke represents the plaintiff
Gumaer Estates company in the suit.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
BRICK PLANT GETS USE
OF ROAD TO HAUL CLAY

A decree was entered by stipulation
in the case OF The Jewett Fire Brick
company against William ID. Harry in
the district court here on Thursday of
this week. This case was filed with
the clerk of the court on July 18th.
The matter at issue in this proceed
ing grew out of dispute in relation
to the use of the roadway leading to
the fire clay quarries of the plaintiff
north of Canon City. Shortly after
the filing the complaint five or six
weeks ago, the contention between
the parties to the suit was dropped
temporarily, as 1t was believed that
an amicable adjustment of the con-
troversy could be effected without re-
course to the courts. However, on
August Goth, the parties having failed
to agree between themselves. a tenn
porary restraining order was asked
for by the plaintiff. preventing the de-
fendant from interfering with the
teams of the plaintiff company using
this roadway across the land filed on
by the defendant. and notice was
served on the defendant at that time,
that on August 23rd application would
be made TO the court for writ of
temporary injunction to be issued
against the defendant, restraining him
from further interfering with the trav-
el of the plaintiffs teams over this
highway until the matter could be
finally heard and determined.
At the opening of court on Thurs
day. however, a basis of settlement
had been reached between the parties,
and decree was entered by the
court, in accordance with the terms
of settlement agreed on, whereby the
plaintiff is now al owed the full use
of the roadway in question. whereby
the company secures its supply of
fire clay in the making of brick at its
plant here: and the defendant is given
the right to construct and maintain a
gateway on the southern boundary OF
his land. which gateway must be kept
| closed by those using it.
Each side was adjudged to pay its
own costs in the proceeding.
James T. Locke appeared as repre-
sentative of the plaintiff company
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
MRS. SMITH BRINGS BACK
fine REPORT OF LOCAL
RED CROSS WORK

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Smith and
Calvert have returned from Denver
where they went the first of the week
10 attend Mrs. Sweets Christian Sci
ence association.
While in Denver Mrs. Smith visited
the Red Cross headquarters. She saw
a busy place and much activity in re-
packing and shipping supplies to
France. She. says she asked the man.
ager if ii was necessary to open up
and repack everything that came in
and the manager in charge told her
that it was necessary to repack most
all the packages that came. But that
was not the case with the sup
plies that came from Canon City. He
said that the supplies coming in from
Canon City were found in such ex-
cellent shape that none OF the pack
ages were ever opened but were for
warded on to the front just as they
left Canon City.
This is a fine compliment to the
people in charge of the Canon City
Red Cross headquarters.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
MOTIONS IN 100000 SUIT
BR0T BEFORE JUDGE COOPER

Next Thursday. August goth. has
been set aside by Judge Jas. l.. Coop
er of the district court for the hearing
of the motions on file against the
amended complaints, in the three
cases OF Florence Mckenzie, Agnes
Cutting and Elsie Price Farley.
against the Denver e Rio Grande
Railroad company, in which total
amount OF 100000 damages is sought
Of the railroad company on account
of personal injuries.
The plaintiffs in these cases are
represented by Messrs. Blunt and Hes
sick of Florence. Lee Champion, Hor-
ace N. Hawkins and Clarence NJ.
Hswkins of Denver The defendant
railroad company appears by f. N.
Clark. its general counsel, and T. NJ.
Stuart Jr., both of Denver. members
OF its legal STAFF.