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NEWS OF COLORADO POINTS

/, in the Cathedral OF the Immaculate
Conception as the third bishop OF the
Catholic diocese OF Denver.
A complaint has been filed In Unit
ed States District Court against Or
lando b. HIT, IA prominent ana
wealthy Mead farmer. charging him
with violation OF the espionage act.
A large consignment OF Christmas
gifts. collected under the auspices OF
the Womans State Auxiliary. and
termed by them Bushels of JOY" is
ready to be sent to Colorado soldiers
at Camp Mills.
William Robb, the giant negro who
escaped from the state insane asylum
at Pueblo. and who was shot at Swal-
lows. fifteen miles west o; Pueblo.
may recover. Robb was shot by S. p.
Woods, a farmer living near Swallows.
Isaac p. Kelley, In the postal service
thirty-one years. drew the prize of the
fifteen promotions made by Post
master b. +. Stapleton of Denver. Mr..
Kelley will be assistant superintend-
ent of mails. The position carries a
salary OF $l.S0o.
DIR. w II. Sharpley, manager OF
health and charity in Denver. will
urge Mayor Speer to allow him to go
extensively into the hog business at
the county farm as a result of his first
years experiment with porkers. The
farm sold li7 hogs for total of 49,
G76.56, and there are 200 left
What the authorities Of the state
and Weld county have considered the
chief hidden sources of bootleg liquor
that has contributed to the agitation
among the coal miners of several
camps in the northern Colorado coal
fields are believed plugged through
the capture and arrest of two men.
Cresson monthly dividend of 10
cents share, amounting to Sl22. 900.
payable Dec. 1G to stock of record
Nov. 80, is to be paid from funds re-
ceived from the sale OF ore reserves
acquired prior to March /. 1918. One
year ago 5 per cent extra Christ
mas dividend was ordered. but this
year similar action was not taken.
The Summit Copper Mining and
Milling Company, Red mountain. fin
ished putting In a quarter mile spur
of track that will connect the mine
direct with Sheridan juno
tion. to which point the product Of
the mine had heretofore to be hauled
by wagon for shipment over the Sill
verton- Red Mountain road to Durango.
Expenditure of 100000 is author
lied for drainage contracts on seep
lands in Grand valley, by a recent
election of land owners. the ballot re-
sulting 699 for and 10 against the
bonds.
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Why Of Course,

Though thoroughly patriotic. ~,
ny. aged nine. dining with his ma,
In one Of the cafeterias on wh.,t,s
day, could not understand vhy n
should eat corn bread instead d 4
usual white bread, relates the luSk
apolis News.
In the argument that ensued v
mother, losing her temper. ordered q.
young man ito get outside Of bis M
ton of bread right away"
After n thoughtful moment John,
commented: Mother, then would !,
the peelin', wouldn't II"
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ABOUT THE WAR

Austrian troops in Albania suffer
heavy losses.
British and French forces have
reached Italian line to resist invad-
ers-
The British are shelling Cambria, the
city in the heart of the great coal dis
trict
tznt part in Gen. Byng's drive before
Cambrai.
Americas Rainbow Division is in
France. along with other National
Guard units.
German attacks from Masnieres to
heavy fighting.
Ten divisions strong, the Belgian ar
my is ready to take its part in the
offensive in Flanders whenever the
word is given.
President Wilson and his Cabinet
decided to take no steps at this tine
toward a declaration OF war on Aus
tria-Iiungary.
The Austrian and German froErierz
have been closed. Both the FrsrEz
and Italian frontiers already had been
closed for an Indefinite DerBod
British casualties reported dining
November totaIIed l20 ,Bs9, dEFtcec a.
follows: Officers killed or 5ie6 II
wounds, 1,152f men, z4,232 C,.czrs
wounded or missing, 1857 ne1, 1E~
1os.
The Berlin statement says tsizt IA
aerial engagements and By fra from
the ground our opDons1rs Iost -ilgrsr
airpisnes and two czDisre 1sstdDsIS Or
the Camhrsf battlaT4.sd stss 8ysHSsl
were repnissd IN an sttsrsr ses-z -
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STATECAPTTOL
NEWS
western Newspaper Union News Service.
STORM WARNINGS FOR STOCK.
Weather Bureau and Telephone Com
pany Join TO Save Cattle and
Horses,

"eAtner 0uTGAo auo sSsSp"S"S WV"
pany Join TO Save Cattle and
Horses.
Denver.-Warning In to be given
,tockmen this winter of approaching
storms by the United States Weather
Bureau and the Colorado Council OF
Defense to guard against possible loss
,f cattle and horses. 49,
The arrangement was suggested by
he livestock survey committee Of the
council. and Frederick Brandenburg.
Denver weather forecaster. consented
TO the idea OF a special bulletin serv-
ice. Storm warnings are to be sent
the county chairman of the defense
council through free service offered
by the Mountain States Telephone
Company.
Working with the county chairmen
will be the respective county agricul-
tural agents from the Colorado Agri-
cultural College.
The system will directly benefit
cattlemen who, in some instances, will
be able to bring their herds to shelter
before the storm breaks. Then again
provision against shortage OF hay
and feed can be made where the in
dications are that cattle will be un-
able to get to shelter for several days.
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THE WEEKS NEWS EPITOMIZED

The latest issue of treasury certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness, due next June
25th and receivable in payment of in
come and excess profits taxes was
closed by Secretary McAdoo when sub
scriptions had reached about $500 900.
900 more than any previous issue.
Government control of imports, just
put into operation by President VIII
son. will be used to its fullest extent,
IL was made known to force the re-
lease to Americans at fair prices of
var supplies now held by other coun-
tries under embargoes.
FOREIGN
Ministers OF allied powers to Russia
ready to ask for passports.
Drastic curtaiIment of manufacture
Of pleasure automobiles unnecessary.
At Annoy, China, the American dol
lar is quoted as worth SLAP in Chin
ese coin.
Former Premier Kerensky of Rus
xlz Sas reported by the Russian press
10 BE safely in hiding in Finland.
4 dispatch from Petrograd TO the
London Daily Mail says that Siberia is
about 10 declare its independence.
Lady Mackenzie, wife of Sir Viii.
liam Mackenzie, president of the Can.
adam Northern railway, died at her
home in Toronto
The Austro-Hvngarian government
has sent an official reply accepting
the Russian governments wireless
proposal to enter into negotiations for
an armistice and a general peace
treaty.
The end Of the East African cam
paign before Christmas is predicted by
the Reuter- correspondent at Ndara. He
commander-in-chief will be prisoner
or in exile.
Teuton attacks against the Italian
positions in Albania at q point ten
miles northeast of the Adriatic sea.
port Of Avlona were repulsed with
heavy losses, the Italian war office
announced at Rome.
Count Czerin, the Austro- Hungar
ian foreign minister, in q discussion
with the delegates Of the upper house
said, according to Vienna dispatch
that Austria was ready to enter int
negotiations with Russia for IN hon
orsble and acceptable peace.
| T'1e sDvsrnmsnt Of Nikolai Lsalas
'has fallen. eccsF63ns sos,e Petro6yal
AlaaeGh r. g. 3sen1en Nn$11 Cntssn
1, / 1 s A ~ = 5(
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convic. Farm Crop Worth $50. o.2os.

Call for increased crop production
did not go unheeded at the Colorado
state reformatory in 1917. and Warden
NJ. P. Capp reports unusually success
full results at the Buena Vista institu.
tion. Summing up the seasons har-
vest in report submitted to the sec
retary OF the Colorado board Of char
tiles and correction. Warden Capp
gives the following production: 1880
bushels OF grain. valued at $l2,552.90;
42S.973 pounds of vegetables. valued
at $6,47s.47, and $50 tons of hay. val
ued at $ll.172: total, $30.2O3.37. These
figures show more than 25 per cent
increase over the 1916 crops, and In
dicate that the time Is not far distant
when the institution will be self-sus-
tanning. II the increase is maintained.
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Murder, Suicide and Robberies.

Pueblo.--A suicide, n r'urder and
two robb rvies featured Thank g.T.ng
day in p bio. Adam E-ward
Heimann, aged 81 years. for twenty
three years a Waterman at the Pueblo
smelter shot and killed himself, pre-
sumably because of worries over IL
nancial difficulties. JcS' M9rtinez.
aged 50. was shot and ki lei by an
unknown assassin. A loca! dry goods
store was robbed of s2.2O2 worth OF
silg goods and one automobile was
stolen.
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The British governments answer to
the Marquis of Lansdowne's no
knockout" letter was firm retera-
ton that no discussion of freedom of
the seas" is possible until the oceans
have been swept clean of German sub
marines.
That 100000 Kirghise Tartars were
cause they revolted against the ex-
cars transference of their best graz
ing lands to his favorites is stated in
the Manchester Guardian by M. Phil
returned to London from visit to the
remote region on the borders OF Rus
sia and China.
GENERAL
War taxes can be paid in quarterly
periods.
L. C. Marshall of the University of
Chicago was appointed chief Of a new
industrial section in the Council of
National Defense to adjust labor sup
ply to war needs
Mrs. John Brammell and three child.
rem, Arthur, II; Tannis, 8, and Beth,
4, were suffocated in their home at
Minneapolis, Mimi, when fire broke
out in the basement
The Marquis of Lansdowne's bomb
shell letter may have far reaching ef-
feet in bringing England's discussions
of the war to center on President
Wilson's plans for frank, full and
joint statement OF aims by all the
allies.
An authorized report concerning the
Unionist meeting in London, says It
was attended by 1900 representatives
Of Unionist bodies throughout the
country, and that resolutions were
unanimously carried deploring the
publication Of the letter OF the Mar
quis Of Lansdowne and declaring firm
adherence to the war aims OF the al.
lies as defined by the premier, Mr..
!, Bonar Law and Mr.. Asquith.
Willard J. Rockefeller, managing di.
rector Of Chicago hotel. who took
the witness stand at Concord, N. H., in
the trial Of CASTOR b. Means, charged
with the murder OF Mrs. Maude A.
!, King, testified that Mrs. King was
virtually . prisoner" In his hotel
from last April to July. .e &
] I Divinionsl heaAqusrters at Camr
IfW1eslsr, q Macon, o.. anncunced
!. o. dseah ~ eiGht nloi1 eee<lses froaI
\ i1slffG tN1 tg henrs
Il ~ - - "a, ~
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Expert. to Aid State Farmers.

Farmers OF Colorado will have the
assistance and advice OF government
men in preparing the 1918 crops, ac-
cording to a report made by Prof.
Charles A. Lory Of the Colorado Agri-
cultural school before the Colorado
Council Of Defense at the capitol. In
addition to the problem OF supplying
adequate labor In the field and orch
ard. attention will be given to five
distinct lines OF agriculture. They in
clude livestock. poultry. dairy indus
try, bean growing and seed potato
survey.
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OF Course She Did.

A young woman had come IN ans.a
to an advertisement. She was sA'
why she left her last place. n
"Yes'm. l don't mind tellin all ao'a
1t. 1t was Just this way. Inc IVY
comes into my kitchen ana ASKS ~ !
] can make corn pones, ana ploeses
to show me, to show ME, how 10 m,,'
corn pOnes, an I'm from hen.u',''
Did / quit? OF course l uiu
dianapolis News.
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Turbine Break Halts Mine Work.

Trinidad-More than dozen coal
mines, including five of the best pro-
ducing mines in the Trinidad district,
are without power TO operate. owing
to the breaking of large turbine at
the local power house and which sup
plies current and power to the coal
mines and the industrial plants Of this
community.
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Peabody. Body Laid to Rest.

Canon City.-The body of former
Gov. James H. Peabody, who died at
Denver. was laid to rest in Lakeside
cemetery here. Immediately upon its
the body of Gov. Peabody was con-
veyed to the Christ Episcopal church,
where the services for the dead were
read by the Rev. Don Frank Fem,
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penver oeposit. Gain $40, ,ooo, 900.

An increase Of nearly $10.000.000
has been made in the deposits Of five
national banks and nine state banks
of Denver, from Sept. II until Nov.
20, according to reports submitted by
the fourteen institutions. The grand
total deposits in these banks on Nov.
20 was $l26.250,912, while the Sept. II
deposits aggregated $116.813,220. show
ing an increase of $9,437. .692 In pc
riod of forty days.
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Stamping Out Hog Cholera.

Denver.-The work OF stamping out
the hog cholera in Weld county is
systematically and thoroughly under
way. Chairman J. NJ. Collins. of the
special committee OF the Colorado
Courcil of Defense, which outlined
the campaign against the cholera. has
reported that DR.. C. G. Lamb, state
and his assistants in the
field, are making steady progress.
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MORE PAY ASKED OF ALL ROADS
Reply on Request for 40 Per Cent In
crease Asked by Dec. 81.

S'SaoC NoNSo ~ SSS. o..
Cleveland, Ohio. - Demands were
presented TO practically every railroad
in the country for increase In wages
for trainmen and conductors which
are approximately 40 per cent higher
than the present scale. The general
chairmen of the two labor organiza.
tions presented the wage schedule to
the general managers of the railroads
throughout the country. The railroads
are asked to make answer to the de-
mands by Dec. 81 at the latest.
The railroad managers are request.
ed to enter into collective movement
for the purpose Of handling the propo.
sition at one and the same time
through joint committee represent.
ing all railroads concerned, and the
two labor organizations stand ready
to do likewise.
It is expected that the railroad man.
ayers and the representatives of the
employees will meet in Joint session
In about two weeks, probably in the
East, in an effort to reach an agree.
ment on the wage question.
Y. 8. soldler Killed II Mexican Battle.
Preside, Tex.-Thirty.five Mexican
bandits were killed and many wound.
ed In q battle at Buena Vista, Tex,
between United States cavalrymen
and q force Of 200 Nexicans which
crossed the international line and Il.
tempted raids on The cattle ranches
near the bofdsr. One AmsrtnaA ~.
disf. Prtyate Aiaga of tha EtIhth ~.
salx1s ~ 1a1fs1 IA r S1jH IIskfea y
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Reception for Red Cross Nurses.

Sixty.five-courageous-women, trained
and registered nurses, mostly from
Colorado, who comprise the nurses
force Of Red Cross Base Hospital No.
30. were accorded honors In Denver
at a reception extended them by the
women's advisory council to the gov
ernor and by the Red Cross. They
have been accepted for foreign serv-
ice and are ready to go to the front
at a moments notice.
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rector OF the congregation. The fu-
neral cortege was one Of the longest
ever seen In this part OF the state,
Masons had charge at the grave. 200
members OF that order being In at
tednance from Denver. Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Canon City and other
towns.
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Evans and Adams on Bank Board.

Evans and Adams on Bank Board.
John Evans Of Denver and Alva
Adams of Pueblo have been selected
as the government members Of Den
ver's branch Of the Federal Reserve
bank Of Kansas City. which win be
open for business Jan. 1. These will
be aided by Clifford C. Parks, A. C.
Foster and Charles A. Burkhardt. Mr..
Burkhardt will be the manager Of the
branch.
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Greeley Street Car Barn Burns.

Greeley-Fire of mysterious origin
destroyed the Greeley street car
barn, machine shop and transformer
station. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. Three cars, which were in
the barn. were consumed.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service.
| Berlin, Dec. l3.-The Tageblatts
correspondent at Czernowitz. Austria.
reports that delegation OF Russian
officers and soldiers called at the
Headquarters of the AuDtro-Ger erman
command, where they were in con-
sultation one and one.half hours. The
Russians were heartily cheered when
they addressed the populace. and their
spokesman announced Friends, we
wish peace" The Russians then re-
turned to their front.
misunderstanding messages from
Russia to the effect that no separate
peace will be tolerated. but that the
armies under Gen. Dukhonin VIII
fight on, have been received by the
Russian embassy in London.
Dr. ]. o. Gavronsky, special com
missioner OF the Russian provisional
government. and N. NJ. Nordmann. di-
rector OF the Department OF Econom-
les In the ministry of foreign affairs,
who are now in London. declared that
1t was only matter OF few weeks
it may be sooner-when the Bolshe-
Wiki will be repudiated. as the forces
in south Russia. which Is overwhelm-
ingly opposed to a separate peace.
control the supplies and are working
quietly but in the right direction.
The fact that the embassy staffs in
London are carrying on their routine
work with the Dukhonin headquarters
as well as with part of the Russian
navy. the same as usual. is said by
the embassy officials to indicate that
there is no intention to recognize the
Petrograd usurpers.
According to Gavronsky and Nord-
mann. the situation Is most delicate
because OF the ignorance Of the
masses. therefore, the forces which
are working to put Russia gain on her
feet are doing so quietly.
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Mint's Penny Output soc. 900 Daily.

mtnts Penny output 6UO,OOO DAILY.
The Denver mint Is shipping 500,-
900 pennies to eastern sub-treasuries
and distributing an additional 100000
pennies daily. The mint has been
turning out thir amount of small coins
during the past month by working
twenty-four-hour shifts every day, in
.cluding Sundays.
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Since the Draft.

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Smith-Are you speaking as u i''...
or as member of the eAe'np'''
board7
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ZINC NEWS

Fred Rantschler. dashing right end
eleven, was elected captain OF the 1918
team
Peck Griffin, national doubles ten
mis- champion, the greatest court gen
eral that ever held racquet, is some
where in France"
The American soldiers in the
trenches are not to be forced to grow
lax in American sports A recent ship
ment sent from Red Cross headquar-
ters included $50 soccer footballs and
25O Rugby footballs, the gift Of Har-
ward graduates to the sammies.
Camp Shelby. Ezttiesburg, Miss.
army post boasts Of the first -ouza
to qualify ss Z shz-ps5oote- II the
American zrUg-zlt sa@ hziLs from
EenracEy- grz- Jzekso1 gc--zs, Ette
Of Nz!c- Morris. fo-usE ssrrz-z-y q
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Load Car. to the Limit.

No help could be given by the trans.
portation committee Of the Colorado
Council Of Defense to Mesa county ap-
pie growers who wanted permission
to ship minimum loads Of apples in
bulk. The committee found that NO
exception could be granted to the rule
OF Toad to the limit"
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Had Z TO Civ
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a,a rs. s.iisriae I N;
pIaiat Deus Asl.I.S.s' !

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"a INV Ia;S,ord, I;Snd, Pa, says: "a ~
10 sch. .'eney y trouble. NyE
1oints and anEles beam - la.s
painful and it felt a. X sssaa
needles were sticking IN -
TO them. l finally h.s
70 give up and -.
from bad to worse
NY kidneys didp,. AN
ect right and the secrr. NN
tons were scanty and k
distressing. ! had sv.
ful dizzy spells when .v. /
e9thing before me turn. ~ I
60 6laek; one time 10
couldn't see for twenty m;n,.
ful pains in my head :. ,nutes ~
frantic and was so nerves. II It'd
stand the least noise. Ho~ essla1I
Often didn't care whetS., ! Tsa.sd
II couldn't sleep on ,.,,
terrible pains in nv hacS VI
Nothing seemed to do me- I . w :n MI
9ai,i pa;,. l began taking Doa.s Sils|
rus. l could soon see thew .,s. aIsnJI q
ing me; the backache stopp.d ~ III
neys were regulated and I r9
naa any dizzy spells or rheum,s.
still take Dodn's occ,s;o..Mm ~
they keep my kidneys in rod ". a. n
Sicorn 70 before me. ~
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cst Dsa.'' At An, sss.,. se,.,
|DOAN'S EID1i,|
FosTRmBURN Co. suryna III ! ,
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The Ouinine Thsi Dses Not Effect Hsi
0eeauss of Its tonic and laxative efsa M
Bromo Quinine can be taken BY Anyuss stl
cAuatng nervousness or ringing In the Asal N
10 only ono 'bromo Qulnine." 4 v. G1oTH
aiRaature 10 on boz. BIC. !,
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Philippines is increasing rice ~
duction.
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ouartssmen 70 Get y. Q. cemmI..Ie..

Officers Of the Colorado National
Guard promoted since Aug. S and
those who held commissions on that
date will receive commissions IN tbs
United States army, according to
letter fsom the War Department ~
esaved By Adjt Gen. rraak b. Batas
wfn. The c6lOreao txpepa wGre NJ
tersd = inte asal 1. ~
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FIRST CONFERENCE HELD At
TEUToN ARMY hEAoooAR'
TIERS IN THE EAST.
OVERTHROW BoLSH v X
oukhoNIN TROOPS TO CONTINUE
FIGHT DESPITE ARMisTice
PLANS.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

He's only a stray, street hound, so
used to knocks that the only thing
he seems to know is how to dodge.
But he does not dodge HER. When
SHE speaks to him he Immediately
adopts her for a friend.
And dogs never make mistakes
about their friends, as clever young
men often do,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12

. However isn't always safe to
dote on a girl just because she dOtes
on dogs!
The girl who simply 'adores" some
pampered black ''Pom-Pom" or curl
ed and woody white Eff" isn't apt
to waste much sympathy on a lost
cur.
Take a lesson from the dog