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MILES De
S d.
N la
s~eryicfo Especial para 'IA PRENsA'.

3crvicio Especial para "IA PRENsA'.
NUEVA YORK, Julio 1o.-M!les
de oficiales del ejercito russo fueron
asesinados por los mismos soldados
de sus reginientos, cuando estallo
la ~revolucion, segun Sc dice en- I'm
cablegrama que Nicholas Malaria
koff envi5 a Abraham Cahan, d.
rector del Jewish Daily Forward y
que Sc recibio aqui anoche. Ell ca
blegrama dice en- parte
"Ha sido revelado que ell antique
regimen envio divisiones enteras, ca
81 desarmadas, contra los canones
alemanes, resultando de clio verda'
deras y horrorosas carnicerias."
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Nj LOG
CONSTRUCCIONES Z INSTALA.
CLONES

Algunas construcciones han CO.
menzado va en- ell campo Wilson, y
deberan conc.uirse antes de n Sc
mana. tales como la comisaria Y va
rias oficinas.
Al mismo tempo, Sc esta proce-
diendo va a la installation de tele-
fonos, de los cuales habra uno en-
cada esquina de la nueva ciudad en-
construction.
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Con objeto de visitar a su hermano
ell Lie. D. Nemesio Garcia Naranjo,
lego aver a esta ciudad, %procedente
de la de Laredo, donde reside, ell Sr.
D. Arturo del mismo apellido.
Ell Sr. Garcia Naranjo, regreso
aver mismo a Laredo.
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Sc ABRE Ell CONSERVATORY
(Viene de la Pag. ~

Una de las personals que abrigo
mas fe en- este asunto, fue, segun nos
informan, ell senior Barnes, professor
de coroS, Y maestro concertiSta, que
disfruta en- esta localidad de genera
les simpatias.
Hemos sabido que dicho senior Bar
mes Sc ha hecho cargo de la direction
del Co~nservatorio, Y que esta dis
puesto a trabajar cor empeno y efica-
cha, para consolidar la institution, So
bre bases firmes y de prestigio, para
que San Antonio tenga a orgullo ser
ell eje motor de la maquina artistica
a 10 largo de toda Ia frontera con
nuestra vecina Republica.
Esta muy bien relacionado
E. professor Barnes, que ]pertenece
al Rotary Club, de esta ciudad, esta
muy bien relacionado con los mas no.
tables maestros musicos del norte de
los Estados Unidos, y con diversas
eminencias europeas, y Sc propone
7 traer a esta p~oblacion a algunos de
aquellos valiosisimos elementos para
que colaboren con el en- ell desarrollo
del ambiente artistico de Texas.
Sabemos que Sc tiene en- proyecto
contratar a dos magnificos pianistas,
d~iscipulos de Joseffy, para que tomen
a su cargo la clase media de piano
en- ell aplaudido C~onservatorio.
Luis Alfonso Marion sera professor
Nuestro compatriota, ell senior Ma
IRON, sera ell primer professor de pia-
no en- la "high school," a la cual asis-
| tiran los alumnos mas aventajados,
para perfeccionarse. Las dotes artis-
ticas de nuestro paisano y Ia adm!ra-
BILE tecnica que desarrolla IN u Gle
cuciones, han sido a~quilatadas por ell
| professor Barnes, quien lie ha ofreci-
do ell puesto de referencia, haciendole
, suspcnder un viaje que tenia proyec-
tado para la ciudad de Mexico en- Ic-
cha proXima.
Sabemos tambien que ell maestro,
| senior Rafael Galindo, esta indicado
para professor de primer ordcn, de vio-
loncello, toda vcz que Sc lie ]reconocen
insuperab.es condolences para desem-
penarlo.
Sc nos habla, por ultimo, de algu-
nos otros musicos compatriotas nues-
tros, que tendran a SUI cargo la cast
| totalidad del p~rofesorado, en- vista de
| sus meritos artisticos.
! Cuando Sc abrira ell Co~nscrvatOriO
Ell C~onservatorio de que hacemos
mencion, y que esta establecido en- la
Gale de Z. Commerce, numero SIS,
| abrira nuevamente sus puertas al pI-
blico cl proximo dia Is de Septiembrc,
| preparandose para esa fecha un gran
dioso concerto instrumental, en- Gu
yo programa figuraran todos los me-
iores elementos artisticos que sc ha-
| Han en- esta ciudad, 10 mismo que al
IN otros de Nueva York Y de Was
hington, especialmente invitados por
los organizadores.
La reapertura del m~encionado CEN
tro musical promote ser un verdade-
| 70 acontecimiento, del cual daremos
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VIAJEROS

Sc encuentra en- esta ciuoad, des-
de hace algunos dias, ell Ing. Fran
cisco Cara Nieto, radicado en- la ca
pital del Estado de Nuevo Leony a
donde regresara en- breve.
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CARRANZA INSISTE EN- C0NSE'
CUR EMPRESTITO
lvIens de Ia primers plala).

xico, Carranza entregara los ferroca-
rifles a sus legitimos duenos. Men
tras estos no ocurra, ell gobierno ac-
tual de Mexico seguira explotando
los ferrocarriles porque son n de
las fuentes que lie estan produciendo
importantes cantidades de dinero pa
"a atender a sus compromises.
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Ell Verdadero Dragon Rojo. Encdn;a-
mIentos, modo de hacerse Invisible. 40
7 ! Gran varifa Adiyinadora ........... &c
LIbrO Mdgico de san CiprIdno. Edlctoh
mica : compie:a del famoSo GrsIno- ~
RIO
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dc san rfnrIanu. con InTinIdat de Sc
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/ Manual de Ma=ia Blanca .-.------.-..-.- &c
Manual de Md=ia kOIa ..-..-..-.--..- 1Ic
NIsn,,oi y. lIsrIa Negra 25c
SecrelOS De los Carlos Arle de ga-
| mar a tOduS los jueGoS ....-.........Sl;Vo
SecretOS de Alberto el Grande........:. 29c
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mlcia. LercioneS practiCaS de e>ca-
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Ncrdacrr0 Horoscope para adlvinar ei
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SoyELAS 4 10 CENTAVOs.

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Amor Y MartirIo
CalvarIO u" Amor.
Il NoviO PreSladO
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Il - Ge las Nlla>.
FL Alma en- TN Be>o-
La lila de las Flores
La Hiel en- los LabIOS
La Mia de los JazmlncS
La Vluda Allegro
il CurIc del Amor
La PrinCeSa del Dollar
La fIiJa dc Venus
Las ObreraS del Amor
Las lIIja> del Champagne
Las Evas ModcrnaS
Marina O Ia iiija dc las ul2S
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rorGtI6 Pcran las mujcreS
Purquc NclncIdcn las Niudas
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Regreso aver por la mafana, de
su viaje a GAINESVILLE, ell Ing. Porfi-
rio Trevino Arreola, que en- la di-
cha ciudad texana, Sc encarga de unas
obras de pavimentacion.
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NoVENiS E~SCOGlDAs.
nCILTNS.

CIayicula del Rey Solomon -..-.,..-...- 25c
p5cCiouarIn iuferT.al- COutsDe maSla
blanca, rojl ' ncSra, apaEtcIOneS. etc-Sl.'J
Dogma Y Ritual dc Il Alta Nagia. Con
riene el i~r;auSUlu de >aiomdn. IL
etc. .S5.N0
FnchirIdioEeS. Grlmuriu> Y FeUtaCg!uS STE
Ell Dragon ROIO. o sea FL ITte lie man
dar q los e>pgrItuS Observation-Disclosures 2Jc
E PodeT del Pen>auleuio. ~ dominic
Y culGura- Como eStudiar 81 ueTZa.Sl.G9
e LIbFo Internal. TratadO de les Cien-
ciaS ocultaS. COGttene e. libTo de san
rn-iSnC Clsyiou!4 o. Sslouan. =
pGscl Eo!o ; e G2STs tliElSl, ste. $40
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PRACTICES
Ca I'm peso caGa Uno)

Manual de hccItcs Y JabuncS
Nluu3l de AgrirUlturd y GanalcTta
Manual de Aries Y Otlc.uS
Manual Il" Albanlleria
Manual de CarpInierla d. Taller
Manual de CcrTajcrla ! nhras dc Hero
Nan.al del CohclcrO Y PulyOrISta
Manual del CurtiGOr de Picl"S
Manual del COnTIIerO-PaSielcro
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Manual de EieCirICliad
Manual de FotOgrafia
Manual del HOjaldIeTo
Manual de Jardiner!a ' horticulture
Marital del Laborco de MInaS
Manual de LeCheria
Manual de MecaRiCa Industrial
Manual del Pintor
Manual del TelegrafiSta y T~elcfOniSta
Manual del D%elOIerO
Manual del SaStre
Manual de Veterinaria Y %Equltaci0n
Manual del ZapaterO
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NONELA~ BllE8SiS. =

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N>Iuria - los Dharr"> CnIirdDdIdl>'ds. 90,
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mental. CUatrO lunIoS. pasta teIa.....S"'-"
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SUSCRIBASE listed A La PREM
So so CENTAyOS AL MES.
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I,TRROS EN-
DE VENTA EN- Ia CASA EDITORIAL LoZANo.
la LIBERIA MAS BARATA sEGURA Y AcREDITADA
IsD edbos Sc dspHan pr emo con los s p@ni@s ell mimo daenq que rabe la on
osR.s DE EDUCACl0N-

didos Sc despachan por correo, con los gastos pagade
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mexicano. COLLECTION Dc . ~ruaoes!'S :
Manual Complete de JrAanIdad .
TrontIario de urlo=raTia de II L'l-4@ e,
49,. ! ,rro de ErriIarIpu">. tniIiHn-
Ir,1ne- raIatIyaS a Ia ">racia. IA pa q,
ira. la namralrza. pIoS, &c - .
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dias? Mciodo practice para &2E,lts'
81 inrles con Ia pronUnrlarloA aiEu-
rsda \ IN eXIen>y vocabulary :" u" y
rLTS-P-TaLGl
stTaL,-in 40 san Miguel .--...---.-.- -,
Ier59nidaa y Euena> MancraS :
Ina Famnlia de Heroes: Lt2ro Ggs Aa-
'i IRA Ia vida dc ma ramiIIs aeE9l5 10
que tom6 parie dc>de IA guerra ~
~Independeacia ha>i4 IL "r '"''''|" :
-, - al ImuprlD :
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-20
FORMER RESIDENT oler

Mr.. A. Fl. Davis. clerk of the W. o.
W. lodge received letter on Monday
stating tha; Mr.. H. a. Albright a for
mer business man OF this city had
died suddenly in hotel at La Belle.
Missouri. sometime recently He is
survived by his wife who was Mr..
Davis informant
Mr., Albright was in the grocery
business here Is or l6 wears ago and
was well and popularly known by
many of the older citizens of the COM
munity, He was about fifty years old
at the time of his death.
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JUST LIKE OLD TIMES

A man from Illinois stepped into
Hodgin q SharInans real estate Office
Monday morning and asked about
ranches BY noon he owned the for
mer T. T. Thomas place on Lincoln
Park now occupied by Judge Kliese.
He paid spot cash and every detail
of the deal was completed in record
time. The gentleman. whose name is
not mentioned at this time. likes Can
City very much and the people here
know that he purchased an excellent
piece of property.
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ATTENDED THE WETSFAIL
FUNERAL

Mrs. Thomas Armstrong and Mrs.
William Scott came down from Salida
TO attend the funeral of the late A. G.
Westfail. who died at the Odd Fellows
rome on Friday. The funeral took
place from Wilson's mortuary chapel
at o'clock Sunday afternoon and was
under the auspices of the members of
Canon City lodge No. Z. l. o. o. F.
The obsequies were conducted by Rev.
Elmer W. Harner. pastor of Trinity
Lutheran church. 1nterment was in
the Odd Fellows cemetery at Lake
side.
Mrs. Armstrong is sister and Mrs.
Scott niece of the deceased Mr..
Westfall was for many years mining
prospector in Custer county and was
member of Silver Gin lodge No. "a.
l. o. o. F.
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WILL PROVIDE BOOKS FOR
SOLDIERS IN TRAINING

The men in the cantonments of the
National army wants three things:
movies. boxing matches and books.
The government is going to provide
the first two and has asked the Am
erican Library association to provide
the books. For this purpose. there
must be raised q fund OF 81 200, 900,
which win provide Iu.U0o books and a
building TO hold them. for each can.
tonment. which is few enough for
eighty thousand men.
The Y. NJ c. A cannot attend to
this with all other duties, and has
turned ii all over to the A l.. A.
Trained librarians have volunteered
their services to these libraries, for
as long a time as they are needed.
s1.00 will provide one book and keep
it in repair. The campaign week is
next week. so have your donation
ready for the committee or take il to
the Public Library. and it will be sent
TO Washington.
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Some Fine Fruits and
Vegetables Displayed

Tfzr display window of the Record
o4ice b sort of clearing house for
the -exhihItion o. products Of raprh.
orchard and garden and nearly always
at this season OF the year there may
be seen there specimens of fruits,
grains and vegetables that would at
tract attention al the state fair. They
demonstrate the possibilities of the
soil of Fremont county for agriculture,
whether by irrigation of without it.
There was placed in the window on
Saturday three huge turnips grown
under the dry farming process by II.
II. Ewing at his ranch in Custer coun-
iy- One OF the trio OF these big tur-
nips weighs an even seven pounds and
each Of the other two six and half
pounds. In the window are also some
magnificent rambo apples taken from
the orchard of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heyl at 625 North Nineteenth street
and some extra nice tomatoes grown
by Henry Allison at SIe Harrison av-
enue.
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WOULD KNIT A SWEATER
FOR A BOY IN FRANCE?

The local Red Cross Chapter has
just received large shipment of yarn
which is TO be used in knitting sweat
ers. helmets, socks, etc. for the boys
In France Sweaters, particularly are
needed and the efforts of the local peo-
pie will be directed largely along this
line
The ladies' In charge are anxious
to have the workers know that the
yarn is here and that those who can
and win knit may get their supply by
calling at the Red Cross headquarters.
The local committee is anxious 10
get as many ladies TO do knitting as is
possible and any who desire to help
in this cause should communicate
with the Red Cross headquarters.
Their help viii be greatly appreciat-
ed.
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The Daily Record Appears
In Complete NeW Dress--AU
Type In The Paper Is NeU

Every line OF type in every ad in
this issue of The Daily Record is new
and has never been used before.
Every column rule. cut off rule and
border is new.
Every line of reading matter is en-,
tirely reset and has never been print
ed before.
In printers parlance The Daily
Eecord has a new dress"
An entirely new line of advertising
type has been put in. 1t consists of
many fonts in several series.
This new bunch of type which came
In last week weighed about 1900
pounds. You wouldn't think TO look
take nearly a ton of type 10 set the
ads in it, but it does.
Type is high priced now. higher
than it has been for many years But
We had to have the type even if it did
come high. We have needed IT for a
year or two.
You may not have noticed it. but
type wears out and goes out of style
1t should be replaced occasionally. We
have realized for some time that The
Record dress was getting shabby. We
hated TO spend the money so kept on
in the old clothes as long as we could
But We had to come TO it. and today
you see little of the result You will
see it a whole lot better the next time
some of our good friends put in full
page ad
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A Letter From
Canon Boy at
Camp Dodge la.

Waldo N. Wilson. who left here ten
days ago for Denver in response to
orders issued by the War department
for the mobilization OF the Thirtieth
Ambulance corps, is now in military
training at Camp Dodge. Des Moines.
iowa. In the course of letter to his
parents here. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. VIII
son. OF 2s1 Greenwood avenue, he
says under date of the 10th inst:
THE Thirtieth Ambulance corps
was modified at Denver on wednes-
day afternoon September 18th and
received orders to move at once. We
loaded the ambulances and were
ready to march in accordance with
Fort Logan band led the parade and
all of the military officials of the post,
as well as the Red Cross women and
many private citizens. joined in with
us.
We We're furnished transportation
on snecial train over the N. z. and
C. ~ & ST. Paul road and reached
Camp Dodge at O'Clock Friday after
noon, September 14th. Camp Dodge
Is located twelve miles north of Des
Moines- Since we arrived here we
have been vaccinated for smallpox and
innoculated against typhoid fever. We
wene measured for our uniforms to-
day and will. probably. receive them
soon.
When all of the barracks here are
filled Camp Dodge will have more
than $1,000 men. our company con-
sists of lse men and we have eight
ambuiances at present; all of them
furnished by the citizens of Denver
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IL took just about 81 600 to buy this
new type-nearly as much as a print
ing office costs some times But this
Is because We got a big quantity of
the several fonts of type. When it
comes to setting up big bills and full
page ads it takes lot of type.
The faces selected are new. good
style. clean cut, easy to read and ad-
miraly suited TO advertising purposes.
In the next few days just notice how
clearly and plainly and attractively
the ads in The Record stand out
II is quite a job TO replace the type
in a newspaper shop with new type.
For full week two men were busy
unwrapping and putting the new type
in the cases.
The old type had TO be first remov-
ed This morning part of this old
type was boxed and sent TO the sta
ton TO be shipped away The ii
boxes that We're shipped this morning
weighed 1890 pounds. We got little
back for this. but only little.
The Daily Record tries 10 keep its
equipment up-to-date So far as we
Know The Daily Record has the best
equipped plant of any daily paper in
a town of this size in Colorado.
Just take glance over the ads
tonight and see if you do not like the
new styles of type shown
The new type was shipped direct to
us from the American Type Founder
Co. plant in New Jersey.
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All of the above named young men
who constitute forty per cent OF Ere.
uoni county's quota OF the nrsi Sc
iectiye draft for the new National
army. were present Tuesday night at
the banquet and reception rendered
them by the citizens of Canon City at
the Y. NJ. c. A. building on the eve
of their departure for the military
training camp at Fort Riley. Kansas
The dinner was served In the dining
room at O'Clock and from 1880 to
s.f5 reception and entertainment
was held in The lobby on the second
floor. Both events wee OF great pub
lie interest and were much enjoyed
bs those in whose honor they were
given.
The dinner WAS delightful affair
ard covers were laid for forty guests:
there being in attendance In addition
10 the soldier boys called TO the col.
ors. Mayor and Mrs. u. y. Cooper.
County Clerk and Mrs c. A. i.inkins.
Nr. and Mrs. - w. Ross. John W
Rogers and the mothers and sweet.
hearts of the men who have been
SUMMONED by the government 10
serve their country in the army The
dinner was prepared under the gen.
cral supervision OF Mrs. T, NJ. Hard
ing and Mrs. c. A. Linkins and it's sue
ccss was due in no small measure TO
their paipstaking care In its arrange
ment and TO their generous. genial
hospitality. II was served under the
structor of dumestic science in the
Canon City public schools, who WAS
assisted by committee of young wo
ren, who are her pupils in the culin-
fried chicken. green corn. cut from
the cob mashed potatoes. chicken
gravy. hot biscuits. jelly. salad. ice
cream, cake and coffee.
c. A. Linkins. as secretary OF the
military exemption board of Fremont
county. presided mt the dinner. and
read letter OF announcement to the
boys recently writes by Harry Lee
Mattoon to the exemption hoard in
relation to his experience as drafted
man, from Fremont county at Fort
Riley. Tie also presented each of the
conscripted men present with a copy
of President Wilson's MESSAGE to the
young men of the country who have
been called TO the defcns of the nac
IN the seiective draft. The only for
NAL after-dinner address Of the occa-
sion wns made by d. w. Ross. who
had been chosen for that purpose.
Mr.. Rose spoke for nearly three
quarters Of an hour in which he ad.
dressed himself to the soldier boys
and complimented them on the splen-
did cause In which they were enlist
ed. He grouped his address around
three primary thoughts which he
ttaH',sS z s's,s y. 2. .,. s>tT'i'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-20
ATTENDING MASONIC GRAND
LODGE

Representatives Of the various Ma
sonic orders In Canon City arr in at.
tendance at the annual MASONIC grand
lodge meetings In Denver this week.
J. p. Thomas Jr went to Denver on
Sunday for the purpose Of being pres.
ent at their sessions and WAS followed
on Monday by Gov Jas. H. Peabody.
W. T. Briewell. W. H. Trout and 9TH
ers. The meetings will last the great.
er part Of the week. II. & ~ IA y.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-20
OPERATED ON MONDAY FOR AP-
PENDlClTtS

Philip Canda of the Wet Mountain
valley underwent an operation at the
hospital here at noon op Monday for
appendicitis. His brother. Rockwell
Canda. accompanied him here from
Westcliffe on Sunday and was with
him at the time of the operation. The
patient is reported to be getting along
nicely
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-20
The Honor Roll
FLORA coRNElIA


FLORA coRNELiA
Florence
LESTER &. HAINLiNE
Penrose
SAMUEL H. AoNEW
Canon City
ELMER HANSEN
Coal Creek
ALBERT BLACKBOARD
JAMES WALKER, JR.
Coal Greek
ROY ERNEST COOPER
cotopaxi
CLARENCE c. CROSBY
Rockvatc
JAMES JOSEPH BEACH
cotopah
ALEX. IRVINE
Coal Greek
HAROLD s. EskilsoH
&sesnite
GEORGE CARING
Rockvaic
oTHiR EUGENE IsLEY
Lincoln Park
WILLIAM cI8H
Canon City