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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

! Selti9er Stlrn trot ole oNSSle Fl
YineS~. 3ort murOen ein
Compfer, mebrere SegeIidiiie,
iomie oiele Sduier 5eritort -9Iu1
ylenidenleben ioIlen umgefon-
men iein. PIN ser &iiitc DON
5lorioa ballitc Elm onocrer Gr-
fon
g9oi6ington 2S. Sept, pt,-Ger
tropiicbe Grfau, Der 6eute bon Oent
@olf BON Dierifo 6erolf fam, befono
lid 6eute 9lben0, luie Oas @eiter-9ll-
rcoli befomt mo1te, in Der gloh-
bori6aft BON Mo6ile rnO @eniucoIa,
5lo, unO bemeot iib III noro0itlider
GiGtllng SIS miro eriportet, ooB
er bolo oie iiiOotIontiide &iiIte nit
nacbloTenoer StGrfe erreicben miro.
Grtou. lrn0 Stlrni-@arnun9en lper.
Ocn iuner nod con ct. 2olis bis
EeniocoIo uno an Der @citfiiitc bon
6lori0a entlong ge3eigt.
80 en- Orleans. 29. Sept. -
Ger bonn @olf Der iegenOe Snrricau
erreibte belte bic 9ldbe Ser @liiiii.
lippi.N1iiuoung. Der Sturm miro
Iid ieOenioas 6elitc 9}odmittag ip0t
am unteren N1iiiiiiippi rn0 Der 9lla-
6ono.aiilte bemerfbor MAIDEN.
@uliport beridtete beute ipdt am
Gage einen @inO bon so bis 60
W2eilcn @eibwinOiefeit 9ilori mel
oct cine Steigerung Der S6nellig.
felt.
grabtIoIe Wicloungeu bon @ilot-
town oos Der Strlrm olgenibeinlid
belite om 5eitigcn Gage nit aler
@ewaIt traf, beri6ten, oas Stirm.
Centrum lei Oor6ei Der @ino babe
bon 76 auf 70 Meilen obgenommen
uno ser Barometer Ici geItiegen.
aleber 2ebensOerhiite rmo S1o0en
al @igent6um iino bier feline 9Iud.
ri6ten empfangcn iporoen.
Sc bile, 9llo., %. September.
Sic IeBten g1adridten aus &en.
lacoIa, 6lo., nm / ll6r, e6e beilte
0to6nittag oie &erbinolmg geitort
wuroe, beiastert ooB Elm @ino NIT
100 Neleu @eidwinoigfeit BORT
role un0 oaB ser S6aoen all @isen-
tblm groB iei.
mobile, 9llo., %. September.
Seute am Spdtna1niittag err
reidte ser Sturm cine @ei1minOig-
felt bon 90 N2eilen ole StunOe ttno
0as @etter6iireau iagte cine peitere
3uno6me borous. Die @oli5ei bieIt
sic Observation-Disclosures an umO
unterbrad oaeu eleftriiden Strom.
Die Eelegrop6enord6te no1 @enla-
cola iino 5errilien. hSbieferodder
imo b0I5erne @eranOen in oen @e-
idGftsitraBen Der Staot wuroeu
iortgeriilen.
2eidter @ebauOef6au0en
10 obile, 9llo, %. Sept. -GroB-
Dem ser g8ino bier 6erte 5eitmeilig
cine @eiAminOigfeit bon 96 W}eilen
per Stinoe erreid6te, iuuroe mr. Jes
ringer @ebGuOeidooen ongeridtct
GS gingeu ou1 bis iett nod feline
Wienl9enle6en Derloren.
aamen gut peg.
&oB G6riitioM @diiy 2S
Sept. Sn @uliport, 9iIori ct
2ouiS, Gong 8eod unO unoereu
&lnften entlan9 ser @liiiiliippi-aii-
ite ridjtetc ser Srfou foit gar feinen
SdoOen an.
&iele MenidenIeben be r.
loren.
Sobouo 2S. september.
@pn16 Npn l}nchrichtpn mpIchc helttf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

,Du bIeiblt mir allo trel, mein
Scr5, wcun DER @eItfrieg 5ebn Sabre
omern ioIltel"
! nSSSa Scr5liebltcr, thu MIR 9ein
tn0glibItes, ibn ab6ufiir5en"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
ediIfa6anitrIfc IdnIIt crnitc gaac.

SdliffSbonitrIfc IdDofft crnItc Gage.
9Irmee-Oiii5iere duBern iitb, OoB Ger
Strife oen 6rieoeu binousibie6t
Sdifie gum Siege uot6wcns
DIG. Metaaarbeiter meroen
beute wieocr Die 9lrbeit ouineb.
men. 2(uSitono ser S9ifis.
bmiorbeiter in Seattle, ggai6.
San 6rouciSco, %. sept.
Sn elmer beltte bier gemabten
glusioGe ipra6eu 9lrmee-Gifi5iere sic
9InIi6t aus, onB 0ie 10000 itrifenoen
@iieuurbciter, our9 Die oos Sbiiis-
boil-&rogramm ser Geeierung per50,
CERT miro, oen &rieB oerldneere.
Sic militdriide Gage pcrlongt,
oaB 0ie Sdiffe 3im ebeIt mogli1en
9lugenblid in Gienit geiteat weroeh
lno cine Ger50gcrung ibicbt oeu
Sieg, Der 5u 2ano ino See notbipen.
oie 1T, ernitli6 binaus.~ 60 enoete
Die ouBerorOeutlide 9luSioge.
SIN meitliden 9epartement mlirOc
g fIar eeWodbt, OoB sic glusiooe,
penn mlA ni6t nontlib", Oennod
cine Ger0iientlidpng Der Soltllug
bon Griegcrn iet Inn 0en @rnlt Ger
Gage 6u fenil5eibnen, ipie lie ibrer
9lniidt nod lit.
llneeiG6r oie 61lite Ser @erfitdt-
len ipurOen beilte auf 0ie geitern ge-
mohte gtusiage bin, ooB Der Strife
bei9elegt iei, geofinet, jeOod ioiort
uieoer oeidlolien ais Die gIobridt
FAM Die aeiieImaber bGtten ii6 &c.
meigert ouf elm Uorii6erge6enoes
lle6ereiufommen eiit5uge6en.
2olt elmer ipdteren gtn6ri6t ipur-
oen ale llnionen, Die Bel Dem Strife
Scr 10000 Metaaor6eiter in Be
trodt fommen, angepicien, moreen
mie0er an Die 9lrbeit 5urlld5uteDren.
q. @. Burton, ser @rdiioent oes 9lr-
beiter.9iatbs, iogte, cs lei ibm ole
@erlicberung gegeben woroen, OoB
ole @erfitdtten morgen wieOer ge-
ofinet lein meroen.
Seottle @ni6., %. Sept -
Die 9l1etollor6eiter iomobl ipie Die
Gioent6iimer Der bieligen Sdifis-
bou6ofe goben 6ente 81, Dob nur
cine Sanolung bon Soften Der 9te-
gierlmg, einen Strife bon fait 125
600 g(r6eiteru all GtobliAiiieu oeu
fir morgen ongeiebten Strife o65u-
penoeH- bermog. gluBer ser 5rage
ii6er 6obere 9o6ne fir sic Nsetoll-
9lr6eiter, oro6t ieBt audi nod ein
Sol56oDcott ais St0ringS-6aftor Del
Dem Sou BON &egierrngSidifien.
Scbiffs3immer5ellte mo Sol5or6eter
qingen Dor einigen @oben an oen
Strife Inn ons Gerloneen eines s
Shmoeutages in Oen Sol5miiblen 5ll
itnteriiibeu. Qeioe Strites miiiien
ongeblicb 6eigelegt merOen, ioIl ser
Sd)iffSbou fortgelebt mer0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
@aDono Is. sepIenl6er.

@obouo, %. september.
@endB Sen g}o6ritbten, melcbe 6eute
bier eiuIieien ri6tete Ser Srfon,
wcIder Oie nSsIe Of @ineS" am
@lithpo6 trail eewoItigen S6oOen
an. Siele Sduier wuroen nieOcree-
riiien onBerOem wurOe eiu 0onpfer
rnO me6rere Segeli6iffe Oerienft.
9labriGtcn bon Satobono ia9cn, OoB
ani ser ISnieI ieOenfauS Oiele @er-
ioneu getootet wurOen. 9cItimmtc
Sniornotionen fonnten ober nod
ni6t crlon9t peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

gIieoer Der nSnoultriol gSorfers
Of tbc @orIoq erboben. @m.
8. Soomooo unter oen 9Inec-
flastcu. @cbr ais 100 bercits
perboftct. spionaoc @ciee
miro our slnpcnOuns sebro&t.
Sdwcre 9trafen Orobcn.
Gbicogo, %. Sept. Cine
9lnfIagc, in pel6er iie bei6uloiet
wcroen, cine iiber Sic eon3e 9lotion
eebenoe Gerihuorling eiugeIeitet 5it
boben, I'M oie Regierung wdbreno
oeS arieees ou binoern, lultroe beite
bier aeaen 166 6iibrer Ger uSn-
Nuiiridl Worfers Of tbe @orlo" er.
boben. 8erbaftungen mur0en Ioiort
porgenonnen. Sofort nad @rloB
Der 0oit6efeble begoben iicb Siilis.
Wlarlbolle in gllitoS nod Dem Salipt.
Quortier DER nsSuouitriol @orters~
itno lcbrten bolo 0orouf NIT i6ren
@eiangenen gtriid. SSnnerbulb Der
eriten Shnoe pur0en 80 Mom utf
oieic @eiie IN oos W}oridoaS-9ur
gebradt. Inter sen eriten, bic Der.
bnitet pur0en, beiono ii6 @iuiom
9. po1wooo, Der Sefretdr ser notio.
nolen Organization.
Die 9ieeierinesantpGlte erlieBen
cine grfl0ring, in welher iie oaralf
binlpieicn onB ole Terbaftuugen laut
glbtbeilungen 6, 19 unO 81 oes SRI
miual.Go0er uno oeS glnti.Spionoge.
@eiebes porgenommen moroen leien.
lin 81 0erbin0ern, ooB Die glneefldg.
ten porber cine glnoetting bon i6rer
beuoritebenoen @erboTtllng erbalten
iontcn, wuroen feline 9tamen ge.
nnnnt.
9tur 0litelieoer ser nSSuouitrial
@orfers" puroen in Der 9lufla9e.
lhriit genannt, un0 3mor ertldrte
oies 9liAter Sits, inOem er iagte:
n0ie S. 8. g9. limo BON oen 80.
Siolilten imO ireeno elmer onOeren lc.
eitineu 9lrbeiter Organization Der.
i6ieoen Ole S. g8. @. .Orgoniia.
tion lit 6eeenerirt ibre Goftrin iii
@erratb. ouigebolt oui gebeimen Mc.
tboOen, imo 5ielt oobin, Oen glrbeit'
geber 81 ruiniren uno Ourd) 3erlto.
umg Ger @roouftion unO Erauspor+
totion Der @eleaidoit 5i idooen, 10.
mie oub Ger Resieritne ielbit. Das
3icl 0u 0ieier 3eit mar, oen SeinO
it1rfer unO unier tbeures Sano
ihmd9er Sit modem"
9ia60em er bon Srn. S. @. Gla.
baue6 pom Suiti5- -Deportement be-
iroqt porOen mar, muroe SoDmooo
unter $4,000 @iirgidoit ieitge6uli
ten.
glnocre, Oie in Chicago Ocrboftet
uno iinter $4,000 8iirgidoft feit.
gebolten muroeu, moren:
RidorO 9ra5ier bon 5bicogo,
Spofonc iuO ouoerswo, NtitglieO
Der General. Grefutip 9eborOe Der
IS. @. @."
@eorge glnoreDdine bon GbiCogo,
Duluth uno onoerswo, 2eiter Oes
IS. g8. 8.~- ~-YubIi5itdts Bureaus,
Gbicoeo
@olpb 6. Chaplin, HeOaftelr uno
@eihdftsfiibrer ser uSoIiOaritp".
8looimir 2oiiieff Gbicogo.
Bert 2orton Chicago, Wlonoger
Der Refrutirlngs.ll Union.
Gbos. Hotbfiider, Heoofteur bon
81 9ergumfos" Gbicago unO @Iepe'
lonO.
Gbos. Blobm, G0icoso imO Gc.
troit.
Scrbert Waoblcr. Seattle uuO Gbt.
Cogo.
Der 9(bidnitt oes Spionoge @e'
Iebes. uuter welhem Ole &crboiteter
onoelduloiqt lino. iiebt ais StrofC
cine @elobiiBe bon nidt mebr ais
100000 ooer @efdnsniB bis ou 20
Sobren ooer beioes Dor.
Der &orogrnpb oes Griminol-Go.
ser, oilf meI6eu iib Die glniduloi.
gung megen @erihmorilng gegen Ole
&egierrne itiitt iiebt cine @jeIoitrot(
bon $4,000 ooer @efdneniB bis 81
feds SSobren ooer beiOcs Dor.
9entidc @Odenidriit eiuseltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

@oter: rg(ber, Stnt Der Sunga
1T bod biel 0lt flein fir bid gum
Souen."
Sim: so, Oos nero it aud
ioqen, iuenn OH n19ltens mid bouen
millit.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

nllm ctiDo 5ebn Sibuneen miiBtc
id ole gnGOiee 5rou ihon bitten.
,.SSyo, liebcr Dieiitcr, oonn miiBtcn
Sic uber 0oS 3Ieio itDon 0u glnfang
nolen, Oos fam ib beim 6ebnten
01ol bod nibt nod nnbnben.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
cTnriIteuSeutTd,.

Sic 6rage: D9os lit cine Giien-
bo6n?" miro in Oen @ntideiounaen
oes Gei6sgeri6ts so. /, 3. 252, mic
foIet beontlportet: Sine GiIenbohn
lit Elm llnternebmen geridtet oif
wieOerboIte 5ortbetpegling BON Ser
ionen o0er Socben ii6er nidt qon5
iInbeoeiItenoe Nounlltreden oltf ME.
tallener @runologe, tuelde ourd
ibre GoniiIten8 Contribution uno
@ldtte Den Transport GROCER Sc
luidtsmoiien bc5iebungsipeiIe 0ic
Gr5iellng elmer oerbdltniBm1Biq BE-.
Oeutenoeu SHnelligfeit Der Srans-
port6emegung 5ii ermogli9en 6s-
itinunt lit, iinO Ourd Oiele Gigenort
in Ger6inoung nit Sen ouBeroem
sur gr5ellgung Der Transport6eiue-
gung benubten glaturfr1ften (IomDf
@leftri5itGt, tbieriic6er ODER menIdli-
der Wiusfeltbdtigfeit, 6ei geneiQter
G6ene Der gabn ai1 i9on Ser eiQc-
men Sdmere uno 9ronsportQeIdBe
uno ibrer 2a0rng II. +. No. bel Sem
9etriebe oes llnternebmens auf ser.
ielben cine berbdItniBmdBig gewoi.
tige Gle nod Oen ltmitGn0en nur il
6e6luedter g8eiie niibli1e ooer oltc6
Wlenihenleben oernidtenoe un0 Ole
menidIide @eiuuobeit perlebenoe)
@irfnng 0u er5eugen fGbig it,"
SoffnungsboII. - ,O2d6Ite
@o6e lit Die 2otterie8iebung. Ob
i6 ni6t jeBt idon Elm Synierot alif-
gebe: 5rduIein nit eroBerem Ser
m0geu wiini6t iia 5u oerebeIi6eu2"
Ingefii6rt. 9(neeItenter:
~Sbren 8rGutigom iu6en Sie9 Ger
lit geItern nit 5ebntauIen0 Mart
uno Der 9u6baIterin ourdeeaon.
gen." IT 6rduIein; 80, Der glen0e
II er pollte bod mid mitne6men.~
9fefIerion. @atte Gals li6
Die Srolt ibm im neueIten aoItilme
ge0eig); SEA, @rnu iag' mas gu
millit 0ein Oe0enteIteS Rleioungs-
ltiid lit eegenwdrtig Ood Dein
9aOefoltiiml~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
SSUlisci-GOmmiiIdr crmOrOct.

Sort @ort6, Ger, %. Sept.
@oporO @arsleD, @oli5ei-Gommii.
idr, piiroe belite gIadnlittog in iei.
rem @riUot6ureau i'm &ot6bauie bon
Dem frii6eren @oli5ei.Snipeftor S. 81,
Plates eridoiien. Der 9estere wuroe
ipGter ourA me6rere bon @oli5iiten
eefeuerte Sdiiiie get0otet, nod0em
r iid in oem Bureau Oes Commit
ldrs Derborrifaoirt botte. 9iacbe,
neil er nibt mieoererndnnt worOen
mar, biIoete oneebli9 Oos @iotip Oes
96Gters, Ser au9 ben Magor 81 err
idieBen georobt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

glbOnuenteu, Die ben n9entidrn
GOrreIpOuSeutcu" nidlt piinftlib OOer
tnrcaclmGfis erbaIten, iiuS gebeteu,
ber Office OnOOn per ScIepbOn OOcr
ldriftIidI Nitt9eiInna an madsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

onitolt cntloHcn puroc, nobnen i'm
bic @ebeimpoli5iitcu IN @mptong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
GnsrOiI6r
Sdrittr
Grgreift Oir amrrifanis
i6e @egiermng.
Wegen G;Iemente, Die
Sriegfilbrmng bcbinOern.

&orloufiee QIntIogen gcgeu 166 Ylit-
eIieOer Der osSSuouitriol SSorfers
Of tbe @orIOg crDoben. s8m.
8. Soomooo inter oen 9Ingc-
fIastcu. Wlcbr ais 100 bcrciis
oerboftet. spionoae c5cics
miro our glnpcnOuug sebro8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

Soffnun9SboII. .O2ddIte
@oGe lit Die 2otterie8iebune. Ob
i6 ni6t jebt idon Elm Synierot ouf-
gebe: 5rduIein nit eroBerem Ser
m0gen wiini6t iid 5u oerebeIi9eu?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

Or: g9ie fib oieie groipns Elm
9lutomobil Ieiiten f6nneI, iit mir eiu
&dtbiel.~
Sie: n0os iIt es ieOenfaus oeu
9roiDns ielblt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
ga men gut 10 G q.

@oB Gbriition WliiI4 q.
Sept. Sn @uliport, 9ilori Ct
2ouis, Gong 9ead lnO anoeren
&lnfteu cntlano ser @liiiiiiippi-aii-
ite ridjtete ser Srfon foit gar feinen
SdoOen an.
gtcIe MenidenGeben per.
loren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
0rfamcs.gsat6cm.

Seitiaer Sturm trof Die nSsle #
@ineS~. Gort uurOen Gin
Compfer, me6rcre SegeIidiiie,
iomie oiele Sduier 5erit0rt. sIu1
Wlenidenleben iollen uugetoms
men iein 9hi Der &iiitc DON
5loriOo balIite Elm anoerer Gr.
fon
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.
East Twenty-third and Washington
Streets; Pastor, J. A. Thos.
HAZEL, S.T.B.
Sermon topics Sunday, January 81:

Sermon topics Sunday, January 21:
II a. m-"His Many Crowns"
p. m.-"The Challenge of Life"
At the Presbytery of Denver, held
at the Hyde Park church last Tuesday,
quite a Juror ragged when the Rev. j.
A. Thos. HAZEL presented his argu-
ments for the merging of the Freed
mems Board with the Home Missions
Board. DR.. Caldwell of the Mt. View
Boulevard church, a Kentuckian in
the Northern church, took exception
to the arguments as they reflected dis
credit on the honor of the white
South. The Presbytery to man, sus-
tanned the position of Rev. Thos. Ha-
zell. The overture was not only
unanimously passed, which action
caused DR.. Caldwell to withdraw from
the remaining session of Presbytery;
but was ordered sent to the other
Presbyteries of the church with the
request that they join with Denver
Presbytery to overture the 129th Cen
eral Assembly to be held next May at
Dallas, Tex The achievement is re-
garded as great moral victory for
fairplay and justice in ecclesiastical
affairs. The whole address will be
published in pamphlet form for the
education of the conscience of Negro
haters.
Next Thursday night, at $3.50 o'clock,
one of the greatest musical recitals
will be given at Peoples Presbyter-
ian church Miss Cleo Hobson and
Miss Virgie Cole will be the chief
characters of the program. Vocal,
violin and literary selections will sup
plement the program. The effort is a
means to encourage these young
ladies in their study of the art OF
music Everybody is cordially re-
quested to cooperate in the venture.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
Victorious But Conquered.

Victories are often purchased at
great cost. Sometimes the victory be-
comes a defeat. What ticl,les the nn-
tional fancy may drive men to ex-
tremes but the extremes may bring
consequences little dreamed of. In
the midst of the celebrations of vic
tory the collapse of power may begin.
No nation is so dangerously near ca
lamity as it is in the moment of Its
triumphs. Then it is that the bars OF
restraint are lowered and follies caper
in the guise of festive heralds of
greatness. One can't rise and by ris-
ing tamper with principles. No man
can ever get above his honor and re-
main worthy of himself. The fact that
you rise is evidence that you will need
all your powers to keep you in high
station.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN M.
e. CHURCH..
Twenty-third and Lawrence Streets,
A. M. Ward Minister, Phone
Main 5474.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m v. N.
Wolfskill superintendent.
Allen c. e. League meeting $3.50 p.
M, Miss Carrie Britton, president.
The second quarterly meeting will
be held at Campbell Chapel Sunday
Rev. R. L. Pope, presiding elder in
charge, will preach at II a. M, and
7:30 p. m.
The Holy Communion will occur at
3 p. m, and Rev. G. A. Williams, pas
tor of Shorter Chapel, will deliver the
sermon.
The funeral of Mother Rivers"
aged SO years, will be held at 1 p. m.
The two weeks meeting, which has
been in progress at our church and
proved beneficial in many ways, will
close Monday night with an old fash
ioned love feast. The quarterly con-
ference will be held on Tuesday even
ing.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

THE MARIAN HOTEL, 1885 Arapa-
hoe street will be opened under new
management within the near future.
Mr.. Victor Walker, business man in
Denver for a number of years, prom
ises to offer the most up-to-date hos
telry for the patronage of our people
this side of Chicago, and being per-
sonally interested in the welfare of
visitors to our city of perpetual sun
shine, he guarantees every desirable
comfort at moderate prices that will
meet the approval and merit the COM
mendation of both permanent and
transient guests.
Complete renovation and the choic-
est furnishings will be added features
in catering to the satisfaction of the
public Announcement of opening will
be made in the columns of the Colo
RADIO Statesman, THE PEOPLES PA
PER.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20


all the year round, and those who know
say that mutton should be FIVE yearf
old to be in its prime. However, tive
years is the limit of life for most sheep.
Boiled Mutton and Sauce.-Prepare
the meat by wiping 1t with a damp
cloth; If the skin be- dlscolored, scrape
1t with knife. Good meat should Be
red In color, elastic to the touch, and
have a fresh smell. The fat should be
white and hard. Allow twenty min
utes to the pound in boiling and an
additional twenty minutes for al
Joints over three pounds. Plunge the
meat, outside down. into boiling water
to scar it; after that cover and let 1t
simmer for the rest of the time. Pre-
pare carrot and turnip and put them
with the meat, then add an onion.
Sauce for Mutton.-Take two table
spoonfuls each of -four and drippings.
cook until smooth, then add pint Of
the mutton liquor, little milk, If liked,
and some chopped parsley. Chopped
capers, tablespoonful with little Of
the vinegar to pint of the sauce. Lay
the mutton on platter, pour the sauce
over 1t and serve very hot. The vege-
tables may be placed neatly at the end
of the dish; the onion may be left out
II so desired.
Mutton Stew.-Wipe a piece of the
neck or a cheap cut from the shoulder
and cut into serving-sized pieces
Place in a frying pan with little hot
dripping, turn and brown on all sides.
dredge with flour, add a pint Of shred
ded carrots, cut in strips not slices, an
onion and sufficient hot water to cook
well, leaving a sauce to serve poured
over the meat and vegetables. Set into
q fireless cooker and let stand for three
hours or simmer on the back part Of
the stove for two hours. A little meat
in such a dish will season a quantity
of vegetables, making a most whole
some and economical dish. Potatoes
may be added If desired.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
DOUGLAS UNDERTAKING co.
Funeral Notice.

Mrs. Margrett Reeves, aged SO years,
beloved grandmother of Emma Morris
and Clara Morrison of this city, de-
parted this life Sunday, January IA,
at residence, Littleton, Colo. Funeral
services to be held Sunday, January
81 at 1 p. m. from Campbell church,
Rev. Ward in charge. Interment at
Fairmount cemetery.
Mrs. Rebecca Ross, aged 60, beloved
mother of Hattie Jones Rayford and
H. Cunningham; departed this life
Monday, January Is, at residence, 2036
Arapahoe street. Funeral services
were held at Shorter Chapel, Thurs
day, January 49, Interment at Fair
mount, Rev. Williams officiating
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
MoRRISoN'S ORCHESTRA AT
STOCK SHOW.

Morrison's orchestra has closed a
contract with the Stockmen's Club for
morning and afternoon playing during
Stock Show week, January 20-27, at
the stotckyards, and the popular AL
bany hotel and exclusive Country
Club for evenings. Win your spurs,
George; nothing succeeds like sue
cess" Music hath charms to sooths
lovers of stock"
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

RAYMOND Clark, popularity termed
one of Denver's boys, continues to
demonstrate his inherent progressive
ability, having purchased an auto de-
livery wagon, which he drives hlnl-
self, and is in a contract with the
Gano-Downs Clothing Company for de-
livery service. Well done, Ray! An
other example for our young men.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
OUR BELOVED.

In loving memory of GEORGE WILL
LIAM CROSBY, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs George Morrison, who died jan
uary 81, 1915, aged two years and one
month.
Thy mem'ry fingers, George dear,
Within our heart and mind,
But thou art safe from ev'ry fear
In Him who all lives bind.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE MORRISON,
2947 Stout St., Denver, Colo.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

Seen Bob Carruth's windows? They
are appetizers in themselves, and
Stock Show patrons would miss real
treat if they fail to visit this night and
day cafe at 919 10Th street, which Of
fers special meals at moderate prices,
with the most civil and courteous at
tendants.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

Song, violin and literary contrlbu-
tions will feature the piano entertain
ment of Cleo Hobson and Virsie Cole
at Peoples Presbyterian church
Thursday night, January 25. Admis-
sion, is and 10 cents, respectively.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

der. or cream OF
tartar and soda
must be mixed
and baked rapid
ly. All material
should be cold,
and handled very
lightly. For corn
breads, gems and
mullins the short
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

Mrs. J. j. Brown of 1888 Glenarm
Place will serve chitterIing every Sat
urday night and Sunday dinner every
Sunday from to 2:ao p. M. Your pa
tronage is solicited. Phone Main 1924.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

Third of winter musicales at Peo-
night, January 25, by Misses Cleo
Hobson and virsle Cole, supported by
others. Admission, IS and 10 cents.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

Tom Bass, the noted horseman of
Mexico, Mo-, who has national repu-
tation, will attend the Stock Show,
which meets here January 20 to 27.
Mr. Bass is without doubt the most
prominent Negro horseman in the
United States.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

January 20, 1917, mask ball at Fern
hall, 2711 Weiton street. Given by
c. A. C. M. Morrison's orchestra. Ad-
mission, rs cents.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

You can't afford to miss the First
Annual Barn Dance, to be given Fri
day evening, January 26, at East Tur-
ner hall by the Smart Set Club. Plenty
of fun, extra fine music and handsome
prizes; Billy Knight, floor manager,
and Ed Jackson, assistant.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

Thomas Eaton of 2940 High street
one of the veteran citizens of Denver,
is confined to bed with pneumonia.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

The Negro who gets job in this
Legislature can consider himself "a
lucky dog" "The colored man and
brother" seems to be unlucky this time
of year. No home, no friends. Poll
tics certainly makes strange bedfel-
lows.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

The Hobson-coIe piano, violin and
song recital Thursday night, January
Is, at Peoples Presbyterian church.
Adults, is cents; children, 10 cents.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
New Private Dancing
School

Every Monday and Thurs
day nights. Lessons and So
cial Lessons 25c. Fern hall,
2711 WeltOn st. MOrriSOn's
Orchestra. R. L. Phynix Mgr
Phone Main 1850
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20
FUNERAL NOTICES BY CANNED
G. CO.

The funeral services of Mr.. Clark c.
Culpepper, late of 2427 Washington
street, held from the Cammel & Co.
parlors Tuesday, January 16. Inter-
ment private; Riverside; Rev. G. A.
Williams officiating.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-01-20

Mrs. 2. Hooper, nicely furnished
rooms; strictly modern; prices reason
able. Rooms for light housekeeping
for man and wife. 2443 fremont
Place, Denver, Colo