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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16
Equipment

Equipment is costly and complete Westing-
house electric starting and lighting. Willard 50
A. II. Battery. Stewart Warner Speedoneter ard
Vacuum feed fuel system. Gua metal finish in
strurnent board. Nickeled foot rest. These fea-
lures indicate the high quality Of equipment used
on the Chalmers cars
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16

About fifteen merchants were pres
ent, most of whom thought it mop
FORTUNE to organize with so small
per centage of the interested parties
present.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16

Body lines are distinctive. Unique. The "a
d1ator is high and narrow. The hood is straight
with an unbroken sweep. The windshield is the
popular slanted type Nodded oval Tenders hor.
monte with the body.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16
Manufacture

Chalmers builds from the ground up in Chal-
mers own shops. Motors are Chalmers built, from
rough castings to the final test Built with skill,
perfect facilities and untold care
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16
Frame and Bodu

An exceptional frame. Light and stiff Sturdy
and strong. Made of a pressed channel section. 5
inches deep. ~ inch Aanges. IS inch thickness.
Braced by 3 cross members and reinforcing plates
A sheet steel body With frame of select ash.
Genuine leather upholstery. Luxurious cushions
Sort and Deep. High seat backs. Wide seats.
-Four bow top. Covered with Pantasote. Cur
tains equipped with quick and easy fasteners.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16

Our READERS BUY what thew
SEE ADVERTISED. What HAVE
YOU TO SELF
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16
AS WE HAVE sowN, so ARE WE REAp1Nc

Inc freight congestion of today which endangers the prosperity
OF the country which largely responsible food riots because Of
the bad distribution of food supplies which is hating iron and
steer causing exoban prices for coal and coke
al easily forsen ten fifteen years ago man of ordinary bust
ness esence could have at that time have conditions
prevailing and the hight railroads recognizing that
the country would have face present condition DURING the
first period of boom activity.
1t worse than folly to berate the railroads 1t is almost Grim
~ now - uenounce railroad managers who struggling against
overwhelming odds.
me country reaping the harvest sowed the seed
years ago Just as the harvest follows the seed time lust so
mas II been that the country would face present conditions
" eau losses caused thereby result Of sowing the seed of
Hatred to railroads and making impossible for them TO oct
1T expansion-Manufacturer Record March ls
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16

Who blame the Germans for retaliatine on b B.h M
painting mines in the North Sea? We all remember when or
crowd thrashed the Coon Hollow gang for filling orr
hoe WIN snag Nature is the in all ages in all lands
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16

an exchange wants to know if there real demand for two
and7ahacent pieces You bet! We want all we can pet
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16
I transmission and AxLes

There is quality in the transmission. In the
housing. In the gears. With Hyatt quiet bear
ngS. Gears and shafts made of nickel steel,
case hardened. The transmission housing is cast
from aluminium alloy.
The axles are amply strong to withstand all the
stresses Of hard service. The front axle is an
l-Deam drop forging of carbon steel. Spindles are
extra large. With Timken roller bearings. A
disc protector keeps out dust or grit
Rear axle: Light strong, simple. The identical
type used on some of the most costly American and
European cars.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16
Materials

The Chalmers, inch for inch, pound for pound
stands high above the other cars near it. in size or
price.
Chalmers selects only the finest raw materials.
For the frame-carbon steel. For the axle shafts
and propeller shaft-chrcme nickel For the front
axle-drop forged carbon steel. For the motor
casting - close grained gray iron. For the rear
gears-nickel Steel heat treated to secure hardness
and toughness. For the transmission housing
aluminium alloy.
So it goes throughout the car from end to end.
Examine the Chalmers carefully. The deeper you
go the deeper you impressed with the quality of
Chalmers materials.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-16

Here are few reasons. Only few. Read
them Then come to us and let US prove to you
that meaning Of the word Quality-in motor car
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
gia9 Camp Douglas.

@eute Norgen I'M s llbr traten
lmierc beioen 9ompagnlen y unO
". ooer pielmebr Die giitgIieoer Der
ieIben, Die lid nod in "a Groiie be-
fonoell, Die Reiie mad Camp 3oug.
las per Dtilpaufec Balm al.
Sic Whli5ioloaten periammeltel
iit) in ibren reip. 8aiicnba1en un0
marldirtcn BON bier Hnrer 0oran.
tritt Don WhulitfopeQen. oie-filr oieiC
@~elegenbeit ibre Iicnitc freT 3ur Der.
filguug Itellten, alts unO begIeitet
pom lbren A~ngcboriqen mo Getera-
ncu 0cs 0ilrger, un0 Sponiider
aricqe5 nah Dem 8ebQuoe Der @an.
oel9tammer. no ibnen I'M @eIieiu eli.
ner ungebeurcn Mtenihenmcnge Die
beitcn Niinlhe nit nllf Den NeQ
gegeben mur0cn.
0ad)oem 0ie oiicntlidle Abidie0S.
icier in DER @nnOelstnmmcr beenoci
mar gina Is inter ocn &lduqen froh.
lihcr Warihmuiif 5um @abnboi
Die 2lbiabrt geidab inter 1brdner
Scr 3urilfqcbIiebencn 5nihentuh.
ihmcufen, @lodenqeIdutc uno oeu
(uten Der Nlitonobilhorner.
@ofientIih icbcn mir JIG Auc mic.
0crl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03

rertrttt gut rcpubIifauiihe 8run0-
Idte nit Sfueio rm0 GerItano. Cos
Nldtt loa, ME beholIptet miro, oa5
Organ oe2 gegenw0rtigen @iIrger.
melitcrs Ehompion ieiu.
&iir3iid nun hattie @lm0e9rifter
Snn0is in elmer Ghlcagoer Reoc Sen
@ilrgermciitcr l honpion gr0bIid) an.
gcrcmpelt. Tai 0ericlbc linn ant
mortcn wilroe, muBtc @r. &onoia cr-
marten, ijntemaleu CT iid) iojuio0cn
pom Nunoesrid)te ter gum
McItrihter 0tfuirit un0 gar
@jcIc9 ingt uno ttut mas nid)t ieinea
Nmtea lit. So hat Hidtcr 2uuoi9
nod nid)t LANCE her IN ga Groiic alth
ocn .9tOr0itern" III reft briisfer
NeiIc %ungerempcIt. mo 0crlelbe bat
oarulIr audi prompt rcogirt, oenn 10.
gar Elm Murm frijmmt iid) mein er
gctreten miro, NM Grut er5eugt
aucmnl @cgeHouut irgeuo elmer
Nrt.
90 uuf inn Sale oc9 GbicoQoer
NiirgermciItcra, oeiien Scite ser
vHepublicon" ouigenommcn hat,
Dies Dohl nm 10 mebr ais oic Obi
cogo lriblne~ iiir o@ig Bill"
(bompion fem qlrte@ Nort ilbrig bat
mo i'm nab 9totcn flein 3u mo-
dru i11d,t mos Nrr1ir(hrl cher his
ooto mcnig SIT gcnircn id)eint. Gobei
lit @r. Gbompion Gunoioot fiir ocu
8un0eaicnot, lno ieinc 2llt@iidltcu
inQcn gar feline id)lcdteu iein.
@ir eitircn ans SEN SpoItcn, oc3
oNcpubltcon" iolqcnoc NbiertiQlmg
pom Ridter Qauoi5. mo Ole oericlbc
nidt hinter Sen SpicgeI Itedcn oilri
tc. nber ais tapfercr Mom miro cr
mohl nudl cincn topicrcn @c9ner ODD
fen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
Sternihnnpptn.

Gle go Groiic & Sout6coIdrr
Gllenb0hn Ole lett Dem Molfcnbrud-
om 81. ,<tII uidt mchr bctrieb2id.
hla mar. bat lett Oiittnodl 0cl1Srudlt.
mo Taila1icr , Nerfchr mie0er auf.
Qenuumltu.
Au2 ser Nc0cr &orooc IN Ncu
}iorf ioutcn audi sic Mcibcl ma
IcrHcu: oIdl ohuc @cidlrel tam
man etnorud modem, Gins ser
%0nucr III ser 9itQer . parade trio
Die >>litrlit; nNiudlt Hmerifo ii ,
her llr Die Gcmotrutict" -
libel uld1ti
Die Gurirtcu hobcn bcid,Ioiitn.
@rica iu ijhrcu bis ann ,Tiiih"
"a oilrftc Is olio bolo Nricoen &C.
ben, oenu ~lciuuiihto" Idtlncn iic
lest lhon }t itiu
- Alt3 Petersburg miro atncIoct.
oob Sic rItiliidcu }lmn5oucu iid1. nm
ihrcdIitcr oilapichcu. Sic aopie
dIott roli= bobrn Cbm Nubctradlt
Ser III &uGIano hcrridtnotn Scr.
Tau luna uldt 0uo1rc @rIuot 81
olcltm &ordehcn u%orliedtu2
Ga@ Nun0t>poitomt ju @aih.
inAtou tr'gd1t Die @tu1.ttrutQ oc@
%anoc@ ollie an Solooteu bcitjmmttn
Goitlodlen oui Nrr Voit milacn un0
b. d H
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
Cine Slider" Sa9b inn
0ange.

Gic Sage aui Solhc, Die iidJ iiir
Die Nrere4folqe njdt rcqjItrireu lie.
BclL bcquun tt oieicr Wegeno am
Qlcn@tag inn GrHite. uod)ocm @ener-
al Annalt @reQoru pon Maihinq-
ton Crtiort bate Dab Iauicn0e lid,
ntdlt bdtteu rcQtitrircn laiiet. Der
erite mar Y}or Moblfcil pom NQltlalL,
Der UcrbaftGt uno not ga 6roIIe
Bcbrod)t tUur0c. Nuoerc &erhaittni-
gen mcr0cn iolacn mo ollc per0cn
Ip0tcr Dem Nuu0c9riftcr sur 2l6ur-
tbtllunq purQeiubrt mcrocll.
Cine uu0crc 5cnioiion mar sic
NertQItunQ bon Mutbouu Sumter. 0c2
&~erlralter9 BON Or. $. 4, Nolf'5
Ndrm i'll 0nupbcll inter Ser Nn-
fio9e, EN- iciuolidcr 9~lualdn0cr at
ltlll, Der ucrichltc iidl eiucn Vaiiir-
ldleln ST. ermirfcu. Gle Nrretiruna
pom Sumter crfoIgte uadl elmer
Sdi0acrci, Gr behaltpttt ouG CT
non tFrou Mice Nclmtejiter ouac-
9riflru uI0 nit elmer Corn Sadie
ldlpcr pcrIrbt morocn lei un0 mil
oicIc uerflogeu. Soutt Is ijh ober
herot2ltcLlen, nni} gr ais u19eiun"
tct1en Nuientholt4id1eiu Qcloit bat.
10 lit er rcdlt- ruto ihuBlo>.
Gerner murOcu \lohn Slider BON
"a Grollt lnl0 Y0oli GculQe Don
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
6OdSeitsglOfen.

Gie &%erm0bIunq pon Ir. &. Il.
81 ntter0nm nit Trou &eIlic
Z. 0piou, 3mcI gut bcfonnte &c-
mobncr pom "a Groiic, lal0 an
3ien9tag in ser @obnunQ oe5 9rI-
oera scr Nrout, 0crn. Charles II.
N}cNemcu in Roro ct. Vaul ltott.
]iur oic Indifferent &eruanotrn oea
Mod8eitapndre9 mohutcu Der Gerc-
monte BET, 1t. u. Or. @dttcr0ama
Sobu. Noul, uno oie (odter Der
Nrultt @clCn, bci0c oon 60 GroIic.
&r. mo Trou Or. @attcrodm ncrocn
bis Guoe oicItr Mohe mieocr 3urild.
%crtpartet.
Cine Goppelhod5cit iono an
Viittmnd) in ser uormegiiheu Stride
an orr 6. mo Ipilion 5traBe 1tott.
Gin Sohu mo cine Iohtcr pom ,<or-
Qcu Nor0bn, 7O7 Ncit 2lucnuc Siio,
&iIdlof oe@ oitIiden Gjitrift5 Ser
norGpegiideu Iutbcriihen Stride,
qinQcu Die One Elm sri 9toia 9}or0s
bU muroe Die Trou uou Ioniel
). Norac, uuo Mcrmonn
u or0bn Iicb 'jh nit sri. 2uci-
leg. &or@ruop non Gccorob 2So..
traluu, &ei0c iungc Ghcndnuer
Gcboren Dem EreoiQcritono an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
MfaDOr SbOmpiOn versus Snnoesz
rihtcr ganOis.


Undoubtedly Judge Lands
thought he was performing in a
popular way, like the mediocre
Vaudevillian who wraps the
American flag around himself
to get his share of applause,
but it is not generally expected
that the high officials If the
Federal bench will exchange
the judicial ermine for cap and
bells and s~lap-stick. Judge
Lands did not increase his
prestige with people who think
when he descended from the
dais to indulge in the rowdy
speech which was accredited to
him in some of the daily papers.
In an audience composed
largely of soldiers wearing the
uniform Of the country, he paid
them the rather dubious com
pliment, if quoted correctly, Of
saying that the lowest and vii
est soldier in the dirtiest trench
in Europe was far greater than
the Mayor Of his home city.
That was a rather risky com
parison, but the Slap-stick judge
apparently got away with il,
for it also was recorded that
Each satellite, as in duty
bound.
The joke applauded, and the
laugh went round"
He also displayed the ques-
tionable taste OF making labori-
Ously funny, personal comments
about a prominent member of
Congress, Il representative of
the people of Illinois in a CO.
ordinate branch of the Govern
ment of the United States, who
was elected to his Office rather
than appointed! If the buster
ing little Judge thinks he is So
popular. why doesn't he. like
another, give up~the perquisi-
ties Of his present job to indulge
the ambition for higher honorS
with which he is said 20 be oh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03

errcidlt oulteht III ser gaujcu Melt
~Gjcie 4icr0c limo nlIc m0bre1o ocl
Nltaiiihrung oc@ Hrogramm% 51 ic
ben.
Ser ouirc0cnoitc Nft miloer Gbie.
re 1T ~oerleni1c nit Vcte (onfors
@ruppc pom orei6iQ menifcnfreiiert.
0en airitaniihcn @oipclt. Frl. Tlo.
rine nit elmer Wr1Ippe BON pcriiidlcll
2copar0en uuo &nguorcn. ms Mar
qltcrite Hicoroi3 bcuqnliid)c riacr
'in0 ebcnioIl3 oEhriucr5" crItcr
Gloiie. Greibig @Grcn, ooruntcr
@ia 9iu, ser ringen0c @ri33li. &C.
bcn cbenIalI2 cine auircgenoc 8or.
itelIuna. Cine 9roBe Ncroc oaritcI-
Icnoc GIciontcn. inter ocren lid aud,
~Glomn@" bciin0en, iilbrcu ebenIous
eiucn ihoncn Nft oui.
6iini3ig ~GIonn (bicre. ein-
idllicBlidl Sanger, Dynamite"
uno Wfileominit" mtrcitborc Maitl-
.cieI. brinqeH on5 4ltbIifum gar nid1t
ans Dem 9otcn hcrall2.
Cine QIibernoc 3tpci WtciIen fanQe
Strnbenparo0c. nit iedl@ Nlt'iffa-
ucllcn. iii INN hnlb II llbr am rid
item Mittpot Gormittoa 3t iehen
Ter Gjuuonq 3llitt aroBen ,3clt miro
nm / llbr uno : ltby 9e0ffnct ncr.
Den.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
Nus Dem 2cbeu nbbernItn.

6rnsta. Nm umcrcn &crIctul.
gen. Die or ttrjlid 0urdI citcu ,Fall
zines @oItcns an itutt Nrut IN Der
hieljaen 4iflug'abrjT trljtt, itarb
&obn @ru2ta. t517 iiiol. .. Strarc
Ger &critorbtHc wur0r - Sabre alt.
Gas NegrdbuIG mor am Wittuod)
oui o2nt fot1oIiihcn Trjeoboic
%n cilcm hic'iQcu 5pitol itorh
Smiths %orpis. elm Giomoh.
1lcr nom 6olmiom Gjtp, 20 Sabre
alt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
IS lit idnSc.

ooB Sic Sbr b~eorbeitcte3 @atboI5
nid)t frilbcr bon nus g%eforlit boben,
merocn Sic 0enfen, menn Sic un5
cine Derip0tete Qrobebeitellrng gegc.
BEN BADEN. 9Iber oo5 lit fem @rnno
irc@hnlb Sic nidlt bel lln5 Sen @n.
lang MAIDEN %inIten. @cnn c5 olf
&arnlntcriol onfonmt, 10 baden mir
ohne 3lpcifcl Sic gSoorc1. @enn ie
bod uniider, 10 ipredlen Sic Dor un0
ilber5cuQen Sic iid1 icIbit. 2oiicn Sic
unS &bre 3ufiinitige 6ehmng 5lt.
IammcniteIcn un0 tie meroen 8cl0
babel Iparert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
1b fon,,
1bne,,

Gin cjniodc9 Wiittcl ncnncu
t(Ir oitmathlidG2 Athmtn per.
hrnoen init Nuitcu Nnf0ncu.
mcru Sje oolttjt bchaitct inn.
&H nlcIcn. picIcu 510lleu babe
i'd ndnllid) bcobohtet, oaB oa5.
lcIbc lojde Tdlc itet2 Iin0crt.
uno oitmol5 turjrt. mclln Is
Qenot nod) %Oridriit ocnou.
men Miro Sie broldcu MIR
nod Nrnp5 Ntrbn Santa 5lr
tragCn in nlcincr N~uothtfe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
NcIe0cnhcit imr Nrancn

@%clcNcnbcit inr Srancu. ID ct.
ma $4,000 (clcgraphrttu ole MN
i'll Stclluud 'iuo. iur Gen Signol
0ienit ser Nlu0c5armcc qcbraudlt
mer0cn. bat Ole .N3ritcru lluIou Et.
IeQrupb 60" uui Gupiehllma 0c4
9tatiouaI &ertbejoiQunga Gontll9
frclc HIai'cu tn Geographic iiir
6roucn orraugirt 6ruueu, mcltc
oicic 5Sreifurit hcuIGcu ur0 it'd sum
SelcarupbIcrCu uCrpolfommmeu. lit
NnltclluuQ Qdruutirt.
Manager \. u. aocppltr non Der
hiciigen Office Der @s@eitcrn uniou"
miro elm ,3immey mt Den u0tbjQcl
H%>nltrumcntcu ijlr frcIc [<niuuftjoueu
o%u9ltattcu. p~orouagcictt oa5 er cine
Slniie nou - 5uionuucnbrfomut
AmeIounacn iiuo iofort SIT ma.
den bel 11rI @race Gomaro@ pom
Gountu &crtbeioiqutn5 Goncil in
Der Notbc 9rcu5 @erfitittr. oocr bel
@ofheIafammcr 5cfrctdr Games
81. ainaIoe in 0riiru Cfficc oocr bel
Mrn Nacppler Gic 5tculmqen luer
Den gut 6c3nblt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
llninussG brOnif.

NEdt Noqfin2. Der nut bcfountt
Wcpadtrd9er Der 5tooNaro uno oil.
o1rtu MpttI@, I,elt nit elmer itpcrct
&opfmuuot Inn SpltnI ouruieoer ais
Golat zines llu'da3 nit ieincm Ntuto
gr MIRO pitocr geleien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03

1ae &ettcr i'm SuIi. Ger Der,
Qo1qetc Wtonot bradtc mle0er picI
8eQen: Is iieIen G.9l Boil un0 oo-
BON alIcin pom u. oui Den -. Slli
inuerhoIb u Stuuocu 375 3o0.
gfit q @rao bratte Der ($ltIi inns
am 81. Dem hciicitcn Eod oe@ sab,
res. SIN %llebriacu mar 0o2 Mcttcr
itlou, oenH # Gage morcn tIor, on
8 (ogen id1icn oie 5oune 5eitmrjie
uno mfr an $ (agcu Iieb tie iit gar
ujht bliteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
BeihGitS 9oti,eu.

3enn Sic @elo III. ; BRO.
sent hobcn mohtcIt. 10 iprcd1cn Sic
bci mir por, q. 8 &oIj, Goutor
int Neutur1 @cbduoc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03

Chicago CT
iflclnt ncucr-
omgs Elm gut re-
oiqIrtes @Oden-
Hlatt. nGbe He-
publican, un0
0ieicu Honlcu
id)Cint IS aud
nit 3cdt 81
fuhren, 0elli1 e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03
SO 4 8.

@cicBbcilGgCn. 2Juen unIcrcn &c
fern luuroeu 0lt IN Ger lc6ttn Seala.
latltr Sciilon acpll0gcucu Ser
h%onoIunacn III NroidIircu 6orm
3uqeian0t. 5olltc Ser cine o0cr ou-
0ere umicrcr Nbomtcutcu libcricbcn
moroen iein, 10 miro lbm altf Der.
Iangen IN uticrem Gontor aernc elu
Gremplur uu~5qch0u0idt mCrocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03

r @str Gtlocr 81 r10ftqeu 3ipier
tcihcr utodtt. Ciueu uerlCrlid'en gath
aeher fit ZetN5 uno McrtgdQeS braltt
cser @cJo auf Qutc Sthcrhcjt ausleiher
triu. ruenoe iih an ". :, nidiih.
203 2. 4. Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-03

SNSe g g.a.n9o, ''' IN" S5o
Der 8riIiunqs , 9ehoroc, an ser Or.
U. @ued ais unteriuhen0cr Nr3t
mitmirft, gu melocu. Die eriteu
6iini5ig babcr lid un YIontag mo
oie moereu am Gictlstag cln3uiIn'
ocn.
Wit Der Srllilng miro an Ylitt-
nod mo ioIonge iortgefabren mer-
ocL bis Die olU Ole Stoot 50 Groiic
cntboltclrec 3ohl Don Gicnitpilid)ti.
Qeu - 100 - gelldlcrt lit.
Sic 9tauCu Der liu1gen Eeutc, mel.
dc iidl an U}itnuof 3l mclocu la.
ben, mcrocu I'M nWtorgcuitern" be.
fdnut gcnlad)t meroen. 2lm W}ontag
mo Ijcnatng babeu lih Bic iolgens
0cn 5u mcl0cu mo merocn IN Scr
bier o%ngciilbrtcn ]t~cibeuIolQc ultcr.
iudt mer0en:
Gowaro ! g}oigbt. Golmoae 2mcI
Icnuiion, Ihpmaa Wt. &cuuoI0a,
Yhilomcu Nbruham Gill, Hmbroic
,<obn Rioroan, Charles Icqcocr,
Ctto MluIum 9mol0, (SohH [$oicpb
%luoprtcr, 6orrn Sind Sole, Mjui-
an II Cameron. Gh0rleo g. Sans,
fD, Aoolpb @oll, @jlljom RolofI,
9Iirco ga. @uoo " Gage. Nu0olph
Il. Ben, Ridlar0 Soar, Or, 80,
morO Eohu 9rlB, &iuceut gilbert
Rotb, l$obn 1>ouc9 aroucr, Nbiljpp
George %liboor, Better Seller, @co.
6rco Scltc, liobu 2}cniamin Sfo-
gen. C3cor ). Solmc9, Will q,
ViaIonc. &oel II. Moore. G0uor0
Nillum @rouc. Ngrnnrul Gcr0luono
lSufcl, 6rnnf Charles @ai0cu, Aui-
icl @opuro %ouolo, Z ". @arritu,
&obn Is, !. 5d)ubmodcr. Sioncu
Y Nrjltom, ). Is. @urntaccf, &ouIs
). Ghepicnafo. Iyrc0 @curp SpolQ
elmer 5. &orito0. Gorpnro Eoirpt
@eIbert, @otirc0 Cplouo, Njuiour
Gusmortb Barter, 6rco ShCppfe,
George Malicr, NCdrD Gem. GurlD
&}uIfer Clo9, Grco ). &auc, W}al
n 5trcf, 2llbcrt Gam Seen, Goruc
Inns %eonaro NcB, 5rout 8. GHrlrr
&obu u. N}ur5cl, $ohn Is. Nb.
pIauolp. emil q. SeiB, &curu ga.
mes Nnruiih. Iuniel Non Nc5au,
&e2hc Mm. l~Sci9bedtr. Natrit Sea.
penn, Mrlmcr Carl Stran0. @corac
Hbrahum, (ho2. q. @|untcn6cinc,
%obu 6. &l0a, Gjlci 5mc0ol. ,Sohrj
6rouf Mcuorolafn. %obu !. Ma.
len. HOiue Coon Gltrlcn. Alcranocr
1doutt, Ntibur @llgh Gupte. @lr.
die Nmbroie Sttmp. GDmoro Gro.
Uancf, Charles =. Multera. @corQl
q. N,imHo. Oscar N8oita0, Nillianr
&agucr, H-orem &otion, Rcuber
TrdnfIm Selbo. Huoolp6 :. 9}eGcr,
Hrtblr ,5ohH Moe, @crntou Carl
ShuI6, YSiuiort Matnsfu. bon II.
&ooml9. Gr0mn Carl Eeucr, Nrthur
%oieph Nclgcl. Carl Gu9enc Go
mor05. Nurrn Ntilbcrt &chnlunn,
Non [>amc3 collins. George Iubl,
Hlbcrt II. @oloitci1. Nurn Oscar
GpIcL Iaujo Niue zorro. Gcter
&obHlon, Ebontu@ q. &iuopo, NCurr
s. Sc. 9ia2nmittL Clarence Conrad
Hacmou, Mcru1uun (Soitph arautr,
NurrQ Nulbrolc 2)oufu N0oiph SO.
Z f.g4h [y,E, %-.-. Gn..I Nj.
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Eerionalia.

-@r. mo t5rou u &ftrt
252i llroI u Stro1t, ircucu iJd
Der e3cburt cjlcr Iod1tcr.
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Nerlannt.

G%riabrenc 8flugidIcifcr
sitter uno NoIirer. Soiort
o~n3umeloen bel Der Mooiion
&Iom So, Wnoii ON, isis.
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3n nermiethcn.

eiu @aus in COS Marfet Strabe
Gtad3ufragcn uebcnan.
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Die erittn jungcn Manner sur
Wuiternng befOblen.

ln0ert i
Wtdnner, ole a.
item in Der gro
zen Naibulgtos
ner 2otterie @e.
5ogeucu, lDllr0en
benobrldtIgtiId
am uad)itell
Yiontag ltno
Ilcn@tag bel
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g6ront(@
Setoenoe.

SD min nit Sbnen ipreden. Die
9batlnde. ooB fs iOnitwO obne grfolS
bebnnoeIt pOrosn iino, entmutblgt mid
nidt i'm @erinsiten. SD belle Nedns
nern uno 6rnuen jebsn Gag uno Made
8ursn, oitmals in 6oaeH, Die BON an'
osren nls unbeiIbar srfldrt wureen, 10
oaB i'd fiber iuble. oaB ib nuh fir
Sic piel i6un fam. Nur su fpnluIti'
rem foitst ni6ts, absr Die Berebnunsen
meiner 8ebnnoIuns fino br mdBlg
uno niht mebr ais Sic wiais iino Su
be5ablen fir Die srbnItsnsn 8ObItbaten.
SD bebunOeIte Johannesburg, 0er'
uOiitdt. Mnssn' uno SeriIeiben, aas
tarrb, 8lut' unb Snuttrantbelten, Ser.
ltOpfuns, lrin' uno RierenIeioen, io'
pie belOnosrs 5rnusntrantbsiten.
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NeneIte Ru5ei9en.
aIslns spesiaIanseisen toitsn:

Sic 8orte 9@erlnngt", .3u pertau'
ZEN" gu uermietben" .Sbeilbnber per,
Inrat". II. I. No.. ionic Die NnreHeu iiHf
elm Sbeil Der An8elgen uub muiien be
Der Rrets : Seredluun9 oils 8orte ntitse
5nblt merben.
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Sersnisnnss=8 esweiier.

60 GrDiic Shentrr. - SeocH AiddnIttdg
uuo 2tbeuo @uuoeIbiloer.
g;aietie - Eeoeu ~9luhmittag uuo H6eno
&anotIblloer.
Siiuu. - Eeocu Hatmlttaa uno abcno
Grandchildren,
6aiuu. r. 3cocu 9tadmitEag uno 4benO
@nnneIbllocr.
etnr. - Ieoeu 9todmlttog uno Tbeno
@auhclbil0cr.
ghe StranD an Ser Endior ztraBc(.-
seocu a5eno @nnoe.bIiNer, ioIple gias
ttnee an 9ilttrpud1. SHul5td8 MD
SunUtGg.
Come. - lgturo'CItc) - Stocn Sn8
8auoelbjl0er.
TreamIGHb. - Nprf1cltct }eoen gag
Waubelblt0tr.
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Sirdlihts.
HeiOrmlcrtc ct. Sohnunce Nirdlc,
Ode /. nuo M0rfct Strnfc.

N'orQeugottt>oitni nm t0:30.
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-11
FALL ROUNDUP ON THIS WEEK

Monday the cattlemen Of Gunnison,
Ohio Creek and Jacks Cabin, who
have ranged their stock in the Gothic
country this summer, started THAR
annual fall roundup. The beef for
fall shipment was gathered up and
taken through town Wednesday, snd
will be shipped as soon As cars are
obtainable.
The stock which will be wintered
arc to be gathered up in the next
two weeks and taken to the winter
range.
The cattlemen, who have run stock
at Irwin the past season, have moved
their camp to Crested Butte for the
balance Of the time the cattle are
here. They will also be gathered UP
in the next two weeks. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-10-11
The Fashions

Deep rich purple is the prevailing
color in fall dresses, suits and coats.
Gold cord and tassels are seen, .
great deal on large black velvet hats
for trimming. y
Evening gowns and some afternoon
frocks have a tendancy toward tho
old time draped over skirt; some
reach below the knee while others
are rather short and hang in points
from the waist.
Coats are long and full with large
cape collars. Plush is especially good
in the higher priced coats.
Knitting is no longer q fad. 1t has
become an obsession. Never before
have the women of the country been
SO enthuiastic over any thing as they
are today over the old fashioned art
of knitting. 1t is not only the fash
ionable women who have taken up
the art, but it is the young women
as we'll. According to many hostessss
their homes are thrown open, once a
week for a knitting party. It Is
very simple to arrange a party of this
kind, much more so than a bridge
party, for this reason the ladies arc
more favorable to eliminating bridge
and holding knitting parties instead