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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
EXEMPTION CASE REoPENED
FOR HEARING

By request of the board of district
No. /, the adiutant general has ask
ed the said board permission to re
open the case of Harry L. Dixon. Mr..
Dixon has been certified by the dis
trict board to the local board of La
Plata county for military service, but
the new order throws the case open
again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
BIG CATTLE SHIPMENT

Three engine crews and single
train crew had charge of 26 cars of
cattle that passed thru Durango Sat
urday night to eastern markets. The
stock shipments of the basin are
growing bigger every year.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 12.-"The Bolshe-
wiki government" is crumbling fast,
and may have crumbled away, ac-
cording TO advices received here to-
day. Moscow is once again restored
TO the control of the provisional
government.
Every probability indicates that
he expected battle between Keren-
sky's loyal troops and the Trotsy,
Lenine factions is now in progress.
40 detailed dispatches have been re-
ceived from Russia since Sunday af-
ternoon, nor have any since then
been had from Petrograd.
The silence is interpreted here as
meaning that battle is in progress.
The London press reflects more
cheerful attitude today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
HOPE FELT FOR VICTORY
OF KERENSKY GOVERNMENT
IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW, Nov. 12.-(Delayed. y
The army garrison today transferred
its allegiance back to the provisional
government, and forcibly elected all
Bolsheviki leaders. 1t is reported
chat General Korniloff escaped from
Bykhoff and will aid President Rod
zianko of the duma in forming a
government at Moscow. The food
situation here is very serious.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
DATE SET For HEARING

In the matter of the estate of
Chas. D. Casad, Mamie L. Casad,
widow and administrative, today filed
petition in Judge Richard McCloud's
court for final settlement and deter
mination of heirship. December "a,
1917, has been set for the hearing
Of the above case,
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 13.-In a wireless
dispatch received from Petrograd un-
der date of yesterday, the Korniloff
forces announced the complete de-
feat of Kerensky." A message sign
ed Colonel Mouravieff," and dated
yesterday, says that "after bitter
lighting the Kerensky and Korniloff
forces were completely defeated' A
report states that the arrest OF Ker-
ensky has been ordered.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
APPLES SHIPPED OUT

r. G. Graf went out yesterday with
seventeen cars of apples. He will see
that they are transferred at Alamo
sa. Five cars will be ready for ship
ment out of Durango tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

PETROGRAD, Nov. 12. (Delayed)
-TrotslSy, the Bolsheviki leader, to-
lay issued a proclamation sounding
he note of victory. He says the
3ourgo has attempted first by the
urn Of violence and then by Cossacll-
dom to handle the revolution, but
both efforts have failed. Kerensky
is retiring and we are on the offen-
sive.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
WILLIAM FIEGEL'S SISTER DIES

William Fiegel, now a citizen of
Durango. but who is well known as
mill builder in the Silverton mining
district, received a telegram Satur-
day night announcing the death OF
his sister at Butler, Pa. Mr.. Fiegel
learned of his sisters illness last Oc-
tober but was unable to go to her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
VICTORY IN RUSSIA

LONDON, Nov. l3.-Eight hun
dred killed and wounded at Petro-
grad and 700 at Moscow, is what the
Bolsheviki experiment has so far
cost Russia, according to reliable in
formation. These casualties will be
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

In the county clerks office today
there was filed a warranty deed from
William S. and Charles b. McCaw to
George V. Kline for a forty acre
tract in the Oxford country.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
ANOTHER FOREST FIRE

The forest service reports that a
forest fire was burning near the
Western Colorado Power company's
at Chattanooga.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 12.-England's op-
timism in the Russian situation is
centered on important events which
dispatches hint are occurring.n Mos
COW.
An authoritative dispatch dated
yesterday from Moscow, says that
there is considerable street firing,
and that the provisional troops are
doing well.
Diplomats have hope for the situa-
ton. President Rodzianko of the
duma, and Generals Korniloff and
Kaledine are reported to be holding
a meeting at Moscow and may be
able to form stable government.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

increased now that the fighting u
progressing around Petrograd. The
dispatches report that the delay of
the provisional government in com
batting the BolsheVili resulted in a,
wave of anarchy, robbery and muir
der in Petrograd, as the Bolsheviki
lacked sufficient men to exercise au-
thority.
One dispatch says that eight hun
dred casualties resulted from the
wild excesses on last Sunday alone.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

Mrs. G. G. Love of lockwood was
a Durango visitor this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Fresh
evidence that the Bolsheviki revolt
IN Russia is collapsing has reached
the state department. Official mes
sages relayed thru Russia, say that
Premier Kerensky has reached the
army headquarters and that the up
rising would apparently be short
lived"
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

STOCKHOLM, Nov. l3.-Accord-
ing to dispatches received here today
fighting between the Kerens!,y
troops and the revolutionists has
been in progress for the past forty
eight hours around the capital and
has now reached the city of Petro-
grad itself, where the Kerenskv
troops have succeeded in establishing
themselves as masters of a portion
of the city. This is the first posi-
tive word indicating that actual
fighting has been in progress. The
dispatch says, that the Kerensky
forces control Nevski Prospect
Details of the fighting are not Civ
en- but from private sources it is be-
lieved the fighting has been sanguin-
ary and apparently eentered at the
Nevski Prospect and around the cap
ital.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

VIM. Myler, prominent sheep man
Of Mancos, and wife, were in the city
yesterday.
Gerald Harrington, son of Matt
Harrington of the Western Colorado
Power company, left this morning
for Telluride.
John Farrell writes from Garretts-
vile, Ohio, that business is good, but
the weather is not like good old Col
orado.
E. A. Depew went out ON the
Southern to TT. Lewis this morning
where he has employment as car
penter.
A. W. Leaning of this city, left
this morning for Rochester, Mimi,
where he will enter the Mayo broth
ers hospital for surgical treatment.
VIM. Sidebotham, mechanic, and
John L. White, chief clerk at the ig-
nacio agency, were in the city Sun
day with their wives for little out
ing.
Mrs. Ruth c. Miller, a prominent
educator of New Mexico, came over
from her offices at Santa Fe and
continued down to the San Juan
county section this morning.
Sidney Tice and George Nordyke
came down from Eureka Saturday |
and left this morning on the Red
Apple for Pennington, from which |
point they will continue to Gallup !
by stage and catch the Santa Fe for
Los Angeles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

VIM. Myler, prominent sheep man
Of Mancos, and wife, were in the city
yesterday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

Gerald Harrington, son of Matt
Harrington of the Western Colorado
Power company, left this morning
for Telluride.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-11-15

John Farrell writes from Garretts-
vile, Ohio, that business is good, but
the weather is not like good old Col
orado.
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Mic lnerne id Niirnery

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6reitaa, ben 27. glpril 1917.
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Nnhn g[rnreidl.

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Die @cw.yurfcr srURfapimliitidc 8rcIe, bic ben

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Din Nie Nomcn.

Die cin5ioc eo1nle In Der etabt.
llncre 4dbsSllaiien cti often. Snnee Sns
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@dberc gluslunii icbriitich oocr minoliob Bet
5rl. Nuters, Nr 302, Qerit. Sarntoga. Sirabc.
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Gnlnh Qpb.

6s itarb am %. gtpril 1917 gnlab 2pb,
As sabre ali. oelebte Satin ocs peritorbenen
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gpalnnt glucnnc uno 6coar Strafe, Sberlee,
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iinoci. (glpr2O-2o)
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Otto Scrmann.

IS liarb am o. gpril 1917 cttO 0ermann,
Qelebicr ojaite bon Naiberina 0crmann. Sic
Neeroigine finoei Samiiag, ocn %. glprtl, nm
ll6r 9idbmiiinas. bon ieincr @obnune. VI.
22t3 SisScficriuns sStrnNc, aus aui Der pVdliis
more Gcmctcrn" TAFT (Npr2G-2S)
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gIcriammImnas .gInaciaen.


Seicn. .Hnrmitdotcrs0ercin.
Nie biertclidbrqe &eriammlunQ ocs Serens
finoei am Sicnitna. ocr I Wiai Mbcne ll1r
i'm Seriammlnrlgsq qolal tqtt. glii9lteoer mo
frcunoIcbii cingelaoen. Ndu6aoeno -,.s.
CSlpriI20 6. Miterpnib, Sciretdr.
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@alrcnS man lad in nnicrcm qan.

WdBrenO man iidJ in nnicrcm Han-
0e bere1tgt gloilbt, 0em llmltur5 Der
monar6iitii6en Staatsreiorm in @u-
ropa oas 8ort reOen 5u ioaen ilno
oarii6er 606it o6erilddli6e %braien
ron iib gicbt, idreibt cin Sdluei5er
9latt: n&ommt es gum Siege Der 9ic-
publif in 9iuBlan0, aud MIR 81 eli
mem ooriiberoebenoen Siege, werOen
gleibe 3udingen ale anoeren @n.
e.Staatcn beimiuden. lInO belIte
idon lit 81 iagcn Oob, iuenn oui Die
Ter @roe ni6ts mebr letter itiinOc, ols
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Sbron lie, Die @roe, oas Sa6r 1918
foun nod erle6en m06te. SAT- lit es
nun 10, nls o6 Die ounflen Nld6te,
Ole cine SouptibulO an uno in Oieier
cnticbliden gScltfotaitropbe botten,
cine neue MenOung ma6en, I'M Die
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ionit ni6t gelringen 1T, nit Dem
S6lo6trif nGnli1, Die Wienidbeit
pon oen Gronen 5u befreien. g8dre
es 5u i6rem Slid? @ir ingen uein
troboem mir iiber6eugter Hepliblifo-
ncr iiir Die S1wei5 mO nod Oiel
ii6er5eugtcrer 9emofrut iino. 0ns
politii6e Sell DER &0lfer liegt nidt
in Der 3cri1metterlmg Scr monardis
ltii6en Stootsiorm, no oieie 0oS bi.
ltoriih @cmorocne mo @litc lit, 81
@uniten ocr Hepublif, ionOern in Der
Gntpidling Der oenofratiihen Yrin-
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llHitdnOcn piel Oemofrntii1er iein
ais cine &epu6lif, in Der Die Gemo.
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g9eltfriee oie ouiridtige 0uloigung
al oen GolTsgeOonfen an Die Oemo-
fratiiden @rin5ipieu 81 uoa5ie6en. "
g9ir unteri1ribcn jeOeS @ort Oes
Idpei5erii@en Tcmofroten. glidt mIf
Dem aSeee DER Geuohition, MIR ouf
Dem Der &eiorn lit Oie @nhuidlung
ecoei6lid.
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Sc fafmGnnidcr Der Naun, OciO srOkcr Der lln-
iim oen CT ibpobt. inS potriotde Sorn ltoBt
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Ntr ,Subne Qerucn mcroen~ ySenn Mdnern pon Der
eortc ocs 0errn @oibburn iree Sano gelocn miiroe
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a. att oas redbite San0 DER S5eIt 81 icn gSr bnbcn
GS6cr cine glrmee rlinO 10000 @lonn nnter6ateu
sic uns in t9i4--'l5 etpas mcGr ais $94OOOOOO
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elmer Niillion @nnn ms $1,0lO0O000O foltcn mo
enc Arnee bon ieds Ndaioncn Ninun wiroe in Il NO
rctcn oic enorme Sunme pon GA Siloncn Collars
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trbats 5i @auic i'm 6ricocn icn. ytad 6ronfrcicb
oScr r0cno eiicm onoercn erncn Saroc in ocn @amp
stouot wirOcn Die Softer lid mabrl3eiluid ueroop'
pCn.
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gHit cincm IOn6crbnrcn SdmGrncr II 6lUriO0 IN
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3cit miro oud poribergeben, nO Damn Oirlte elm an
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miro oos obcr dperlit icn. Gas 9lmtoes Erdiioenten
III fein @oltcn iiir &otriotcn leines &alibers.