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dignidad de pueblo manumitido
conscientc de sus dercchos.
SORPRESA

Para que sufran los %abyectos y su-
den tinta los eSclavistas pcstilenteS.
les hacemos sabcr que cl general
Murguia le maIrurG . Villa en- Chi
huahua, y que. en- un abrir Y ce:rar
dc ojos, lie quito hast" los t%uetanos,
dejdndolo muterialmente On camisa y
sin amino para seguir en- sus CORE
riaS de barbara irredcnto.
Esto nos ha sido communicate por
persona que nos merecc cntero Gre
ditto y que esta como una y carne
con las leyes de Retorma. De suer-
te que. en- cuanto q su ~veracidad. nos
podemos apostar Ia sesera, y en- cuan
to Z Su conveniencia, que venga CrIs-
to V nos olga 81 no es as! como sc
c~onsolidan los gdbiernos democl}l-
ticos 9 como SC despeja ell pecho 4 los
pueblos que anhelan respirar aire pu-
70 de libertad y de justicia.
Berdito sea Murguia, desdc ell dia
do la fecha hasta la consumacion de
los siglos. Amen.
TIBERIO.
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CHANTECLER.

nncI ranfn IAN miStrriOSamnntr
romhinado V llnvado a cabO con tam
Ia awiaaia?
Norma no dudG IN solo insIantc.
-;Es 81 padrr!-diio.
LEI padre del p"qn"no?-rra-
gunI6 Mad0u.
T. interrogation de nu2vo 4 LuI>l-
IA SObre ri hOmhrH que habIa Wis
to.
Ia murhacha ronsisuid rNrordar
vaSamcnie. que el hombre que So
precipit6 sObrc ella Y Ia arroj0 on
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Washington, Die 81.

Lolasd Hammond. IN aviad0r
dc Chicago. ha iniriadO prnc"di-
mirnios ante. los lribnnaicS dc dicha
ciudad, para q Miss Virgil Bowel.
IT, Daguc vrintr mil pesos como IN
drmnizari6n por los ,iafioS Y per-
juiriOs que lc ha cauSado. al no
nunplirlr In palabra de matrimOnio
que ir do, rsIandO amh0S on q.
airc, como 4 dos mil pies h altn-
"a. en- 81 arr"piano del rerlamani".
Leland Y Virgil hiri"ron 81 vu"-
10 de autos. en- una ma1uina Gle
ganlr. Y como abOS han iunl0S. 81
So apr0vrch6 De su prOyimifad Y DEL
,.frrl0 rNhilarantc canSadO por cl
onrarcrimicniO del airn, para de-
clararlr Su amor. No lice este hOm-
hrr auGaZ. que - atrrv" a utHIEar
IN recourse que no ha nSiaDlerld0
a ley para las ruiiada> donrclias
uu1 fiadas en- faiacns prOmrsas,
harrn rnirr"a Il" cuanlO p0Srrn.
h. sta De Su derrcho Dc llamarse Ia
lr<. 81 III idilio d" un0S minut0S
cu.: como 10 los los idiliOS. i inter-
vininrnn los brazOS suyOS o los de
ella. o 81 abandon6 81 volantn de 81
m:iluina para alondrr 4 81 grntil
paSajrra. pnro c> Until que o ad-
virria. D0rIue los brazos pupden
SER ncccsario- en II amor c0mtn,
on 81 amor trrrcnO. prra ALA arrlba.
rHandO ri ambicntn r> iiStinIO al Il
rl..piramos nabitualmont". ru1lIninr
olro contacto .ouedc snStituirlc ia
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WILSON TIENE EN- PROYECTO
Viene de la 2a.)


o dos dias antes dc que Sc de q Ia
publicidad.
In actitud de- prcsidcntc Wilson
SO GescribiG hoy por ~aquellas perso-
mas que mas 0 menos cstan en- contac-
20 con q. como cl rcsultGdo de su
creencia de que algunas c~onsecuen-
cias bcnGs:cas vendr;in de las nego-
ciaciones. a~gregando que cl Primer
Magistrate Sc hal!a listo para dar un
pr6yimo paso CT favor dc tales ne
gociacioncs.
FL coroncl House que ha cstado
comuricandosc frecuentcmcntc con ell
prc,idcnte Wilson desde que Sc Inicio
81 movimieato pacifista. tuvo hoy
"ntcs de partir para el lugar de su
l~l.idencia, una larca c~o:!fcrcacia
con el jcfc de In Casa Blanca.
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DESDE WASHINGTON
Amor aereO

cilmente. Fl que cOnozca Ia attua-
cfn del hGmbre iuntO 4 la muier Y
scpa que IGdavia los aer0planos re-
Guinran la atnncidn de- photo para
manicnrrsr pQuilibrados. debe ha-
Ear on cSir case una bnena ilustra-
ciin dc la verdadnra rausa de que
tant0S aviad0rrs hayan dascendido
viOlrntamrnte. rnandO han subido
cOnduricndO pasaierOs de- SeXO dis
tinth al suyO.
Prro Va cS asuniO vini0. Avla-
dores. auIOmOvilistas, escribientes,
| miiirOs.... !OdcS los hOmbres pier
IN De igual manrra la nocldn de
las c0,as tan pr"ntO so sl"nten re-
c0rridoS DOr la vrcinGad de una mn-
jer. Fl fluidO que cSta produce. rs,
rn IA d;nim;rA de a r2za humana.
al qua le iii 81 impuiS0. merccd al
cua; pcrduTa. haSta que su Creator,
| s. v!rlva n indiGIar dc Sis mlch0s
| DacalDS V dcc!la darle fin.
10 vnrhadrramcntr rarO. 10 me-
vo. 81 este turiosO plcito. es que ia
rr1ado un probl"ma de procedl-
micElos. puoS pOr "Onsecu"ncia ne
Il So detcrminari iIasta que alinra
alcanza en- ri aire la .iurisdicri6n-dc
IS iribunal"S.
Les abogadOs que han rOnGci-
do ln o<c case. ~prctrnden que no
Is rsa Ia linica dnda que e%ncinrra.
puns iambiin hay Olros mas h0ndOs
y d~ifiriicS. nntrn los cualrs no rs
81 mrnoS traSccnGcnial. 81 de de-
trrminar 81 los actnS que realize
| una persona SObrr las nnbnS drbcn
ser ronsiderados naIura!ns. nado
| C.! rapido prGgrcSo d" los arrOplanos.
| pundr llcgar I'M moment0 on d que
conStituyan 6SiOs unos m"dios in
durtorcS V ~prOtcct0rnS del pccado,
raSi ian tnrribleS como los autOm6-
yilnS. ruya i~nf,uenria tan perversa-
mcntr ha infiuido Sohre Ia moral
pji5lica.
Fl hnrho de que Miss Virgil, des-
puiS ir haber arccdidO a 10 solicit
tad0 por Leland. ALA arriba. Sc
haya dc:ihi 20 por IN a%gricullor yh-
car. liza sido rau-a !r que iambien
e c0nSagrcn 4trncidn a 5u eNiraOr-
dinar:o ra>o los pSh,Ol6@oS. GuieRes
| adyirTirn IN 81 fondo de II, una
/ nurva !am0SIraci6n de que la mu-
irr. a prSar dc que. en- ella parece
| natural toda %lrn.lencia al r0manti-
riSmo V a las roSaS rlevadas, es g.
minrnicmrnto practica.
ESta Iri6 al hOmbrr audaz. que
ella acoStumbrado a batirSe o los
rlcmCnt0S. que So iiuega la vida
con In SonriSa en- los lablos, por OtPO
| prrlrndirntr lu" "Staba consasrado
a In ~proSaica. y. por srrl0. prOduc-
iiva orupariGn ,!e cXp0loIar la tie
ira. causando aSi la eS! ~.Ipefacci6n
= los ,lur rStiman que ri aSpiritu
De In muirr gu.ia mas de 10 mas
alto. de 10 m;iS ligcro. de 10 mas sly
t..
prrO 70 rntirndO que So cquivO-
ran quirneS de tai mancra pienSan.
La mujrr p%rrficrr siempre las CO.
SaS clcvadaS. 81. rs cierto. Pero su
admirable in!uirinn le dice que no
- la profession del h0mbrc. nj ST.
quicra SuS a%ficioncS. los Que ha lie
regular la altura a que pur1an al
canzar Sus aspirarionns. SuS scnti-
micntos. Ella So ia cucnta de que
IN aviahor purde ser incapaz de lc-
vanIar sus ideas Y, suS srntin.icn-
To-. mirntras que un hOmbre Pc
gadO a Ii Terra " cntrcgadO a fsta.
en- r.urrpO Y alma. araSO h"guc 4
dOnIr aGutlla no purda llesar.
ATTACIIE.
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en- ningin banco nj IN peso
Guc garanticn SUI firma,
V al fin Sc ven obiigadoS
4 dar an pura platita
Ia caucinn que les senalan
por..... IL; = rs enersias?
Pucs ,odo ESQ, claramente,
mcridianamCnte, indica
que todoS los diplomaticOS'
del "ap6Stol" de Coahuila
son como los gallos bucnoS:
en- cualquier gallera pican.
Gloria 4 los tiempOs modernos!
Gloria al senior harba pinta.
Gloria 4 los honrados "c0nsuleS'
prc-constitucionalistas!'
CHANTECLER
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POLITICA MENUDA
ARREsTO

La prensa de ayti,--cuando no.
ncs dice cue Ia cosa Sc esta poniendc
color de hoTmiga para los carrancla-
mes, que va el pobre de don Venustia
no no encuentra Ia puerta en- esta
5araunda del sufragio, Y que en- el
estira Y cncoje de nucstros asuntos
internacionalcs, solo Dios sabe de que
cuero puodcn salir mas ccrreas.
Total: que pone a! barbudo de vue:
ta Y media. NADIA mas porque 4 loG
amclicanos Sc les metio en- la cabeZa
iugarsc una bron.a con Mr.. Burns.
que diz cue era consul de Ia "causa"
On Aueva York, Y que dizque lie an
daba hacienda Ia tambOra de lado
= NJ. Wilson ron ESQ del embargo de
armas.
Nos parecc que no hay raz0n pa
II tales urdimbres dolosas, Y que So
10 Z los tarambanaS de los paSados
gobie.n nos d~ictatoriaies Sc les puedcn
! ocurrir calavcradas semejantes, que
no vienen mas que 4 HERR Ia libra
patriGtica de nuestro invicto viejG Y
z entorpecer Ia e~splendeEte marcia
del pais rumbo 4 los pOtrerOs de "a
I!ega!jdad.
La Getenci0n del senior Burns IN.
cic& Z les claras,-y no concebin.oS
por Que no 10 ven asi los miopes de
IL rcacci6a,-quc los americanos es-
tan De vena, que amcnccieron de
chunga, Y que TODD 10 hacen para pa
sar cl ratio y para yer 81, por efecto
de las ''cabanuelas." TODD el ahO pue-
Gcn cstar en- juerga efcctiva cor nucs
! trOs apGstoles; pcro en- mane"a algu-
M cue clio revele desamor 4 nueS-
! ira instituciones, nj mucho menos,
descol6n 4 nuest"oS patriarcas. No,
/ 2cncr. ;Antcs "a mucrte!
Las cosas tai Y como son: bro
mas. hromas y mas bromas. Pcro na-
Ga ms. -.
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REVISTADEL PRENSA
'.NeW.YOrk World"

r---,I-. -. =,
Ri -'p"-i'.N
t!cu'o !A'''u'"""
mas, Dice que no uDstalA'e /" ','
duIldad de que 81 puepio aie!iid,' ~"
daIo RrneDa deSdN c! pFticIplo W u"
guerra Sefa tIeNano P'"''u''
>~rcu"HeId ~ Ia Ii"''"9 ;
1 iar>" 'h'hia 'Nac'a "' /" >'''"-
d"ra SlIn2rL"n 2N" T. "a'9i'ln Ii'li'''
"a commandments p"F +" -""''''l'
imperial. II "Nor.d Hir" N ~'-'''-
n que "l pueblo a!"man. n" gene
har7r ;" i'nsion"S DE /" que paSara'
:! IN r'ai'"''2''"i "' il" 7'''," -
marina rompr"Irl " TO- ''"'''>
nIdoS Ell FL r"ill.l'''' Nv i'",'
los aIlao'S
FL "Stado mayor general ai"m'N-
aHad" q "World -nn"I" ""Ii>In'-
rar d~"spr"r;2b." al ~"l"rcit" am"rI-
"ano: .! q m~iran'aZ=o a!Hman ph'~
b. dcrir que Ia partirjpa"i0H DC "a
rlota americana no rauSaria n'n=l-
ma i~ifrrrnr!a apr"rIat,". p'"H h"E'h
t"n"r pr','%l'" gu" ''o guerra, 40
81 2"'''""' >'"'p'.''' l:.,
'"' a, d;roro Ia .ni.aaa
T., -. FsIados on 81 rnnrli,.n IN
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TLR0S Al BLANCO
A NUEVOS HOMBRES, PROCEED
MIENTOS NUEVOS =.

solo les ciegos TO miriam
cl raudal de beneficios
que eli "ap6stol" de Coahuila
lie do a IN pueblo que he diez ano:
cal!adamentc sufria
bajo el yugo de orgunosos
= senores de horca Y cuchi!la.
NADIA mas los ''rCaccion2rios,'
los abyectos que aun suspiran
por los olvidados tiem2os
lie L. ''odiosa tirania."
| son capaccs, aun con mcngua
de TODD criterio altruista,
de criticar 4 csc genIo
ic barbas e~ncanecidas,
que Sc llama Venustiano
V Carranza Sc %p"!lid&.
De que gran mcdo las cosas
cambiado han, por vida mia,
dcsde que tan noble anclano
-subtcricnte rescrvista-
; &c QuISO uaI ] SU INt)Io
nucyo impulse y nuev@ vida
por medic dc I'm plan rancncro
/ mas p.ofGndo que II Biblia $500.
| An;es. los representatives
de Ia 'odiosa tirania"
On pals cxtraAo. usaban
a~botonadas l~e"itas,
!racs dc cortc i-reprochable
G u~niicrrc 4 Il medida,
! amen dc finas corbatas
G inmaculadas camisas.
{ Los "c6nsules" que hoy "rcmitc'
81 "ap0Stol' de Coahui!a
Para cue 10 representative.
= dinero lie consigan,
10 Sc paran en- tonteras
dc usar ropa q Ia medida;
con un scmbrero teiano
como De cura en- vigilia.
con su guayaDera verde,
su5 polainaS Lien ccnida5
' en- In copa del s]ombrero
Ia traditional toQuil!a.
representa- sin ;apajos
' de Il muy digaa
! IL ]derrocado. hcroico
de IA 'odiosa tir2nia;'
! cue "cl habito no hace u monje,'
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VUELTA

EuvlveM los cternos descontentoS,
IGt que 10 pucden vcr nj en- pintnIa
81 p.ogrc:o de las classes prolctarias,
& 1ecir que Villa manG0 en- bora me-
l. : Murguia Y que Nurguia va 70
sabc en- qut rincj@ meierse para go
zar : sofas o su micdo ! d~isfrutar
tlaaquilo del in2licnablc derecho que
;ienc dc ~acoDardarse he repentc.
pc.o volvcmcs rOsotroS q cntra" 4!
aui.e Y " dccirlcs = csos maiaventu-
RADIO, Guc tie Villa "a no eXiste nj
:u >ombTa. y que ya n2dic debe pen
sar cn tontcrias de c5a lacha, porIue
desIc cue entr6 Ia punitiva . Mexico
hi*of rin;;za icon los villistas Y acab0
eli IN dos por ties con los cncmigoS
del pueblo. D. taf mancra, que cn
Chihuahua VI no SO encucntra un
rr1rlGc nj para remcdio, V que aQue-
10 - una baisa dc accitc del puro
su>icga que reina y dc In limpida
calma que rcspiraH los cspiritus.
f0do. naturalm"ntc, "raciaS 4 los
tiIanicoa csfucgZos dc II punitive.
que no In tituheado en- eXponer el
psllejo y cr, ccha: los higadoS, por
H~bcrt2rncs del yugo dc los opreso-
res ' uot mantercr en- alto nuestra
The Keota news., 1917-01-19

The ts-seSe neseeric store actually
knovn 70 have fallen to earth weishe<.
80 pounds
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
FARMERS HOLD SESSION
TWELVE CONVENTIONS At FORT
COLLINS, JAN. 15-22.
Opening Meetings Largely Attended
and Addresses Delivered on Asrieul
turai Topics by Noted Speaker.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Fort Collins.-Twelve conventions
and associations will convene In Fort
Collins in connection with the eighth
annual Farmers Congress.
The congress opened Jan. Is with
an enlarged scope and . modified plan
OF procedure The trainers OF the pro
gram provided for fewer general ses-
sions and more section meetings de-
voted to specific subjects.
There will be high school stu
dents stock Judging contest. and
there will be meetings Of the State
Dairy Association. State Potato Grow
ers' Association. State Fruit Growers
Association, State Swine Breeders
Association. State Beekeepers' Asso-
citation. Farm Woman's conference.
Rural Life conference. County Agri-
cultural Agents conference, Boys
and Girls clubs, banquet of the Rural
Life Club
Included In the list of distinguished
speakers are Lou d. Sweet, Denver.
president National Potato Associa-
ton: w. A. Lloyd. states relation
service. United States Department OF
Agriculture; Prot. ]. G. Milward. Uni
versity Of Wisconsin: DR.. George M.
Potter. bureau Of animal industry;
Prof Ralph Pitts. Denver: Herbert
Quick. member of the national farm
loan board: DR.. Charles A. Lory. DR..
e F. Phillips. bureau of entomology.
Washington. D. c.: Dean w. NJ. jar
dine. Manhattan, Kan: the Rev. c. r.
Green Ravenwood. NO.: the Rev.
Clayton K Powell, Colorado Springs.
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
AaRRMP0 wstsos !. Cess3aa.Msss-
10 eoS fsfsroaess. Best resstn.
'sl0Uen 4: :. s::;; .s;s:; ss;
THE MAN WHO SMOKES
He consumes Much Tobacco, but Not
Nearly ~ Much ~ Man
Who CkeWs.

We smoke more than three times as
many cigarettes in this country as
cigars, but we burn up twice as much
tobacco in the cigars as In the ciga-
rettes.
A pound Of tobacco will make nearly
six times as many cigarettes as cigars.
So 1t seems that tn man who smokes
only three cigars day Is using the
equivalent of Is cigarettes.
Often we fatter ourselves that the
habit of chewing TOBACCO Is passing
out, it isn't. More tobacco is "chewed"
every day than is smoked in the shape
Of cigars, "Girard" asserts in the Phil
adelphia Record. Indeed, chewing to-
bacco weighs almost as much as the
cigars and cigarettes together.
More. cigars are made in Philadelphia
than in any other city on earth. and
our manufacturers are swamped with
work. They are many millions Of
cigars behind in filling orders. Oh, yes,
prices are going up in some directions
so that 1t costs more than ever before
to come within the class thus described
by Bulwer-Lytton: 1.-The man who
smokes thinks like sage and acts
like Samaritan"
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
stella Smith Kills Mate.

Denver.-Nrs. Stella Noore-Smith
shot and killed her husband. John
lawrence Smith. at her home. 1910
Aontview boulevard. in the fashion
able Park Hill district. at $50 O'Clock
Saturday morning. She is q prisoner
In the matron's quarters Of the city
jail Tho shooting followed, Mrs.
Smith declared In 4 statement made
after her arrest. three hours Of tor.
ture, In which her husband. drink.
erased. forced her to submit to indig
mites: attempted to shoot her former
husband. William A. Moore. Denver
attorney and con Of the late Bishop
David Moore Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church Of Colorado. and made
threats against her l.-year-old daugh.
ter. Mildred Elaine Moore. who was
sleeping In the house with her.
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
BILIOUS, AEAOACHY,
SICK "CASCARETS'
Gently cleanse your liver and
sluggish bowels while
you sleep.
Get q l0-cent box.

Get q 10-cent box.
Sick headache. biliousness. di1zi.
ness. coated tongue. foul taste and foul
breath-always trace them to torpid
liver: delayed. fermentinE food In the
bowels or sour. Eassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines. instead OF being cast out
OF the system 10 re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue It causes con-
gestion and that dull. throbbing. sick
oning headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse tho
stomach. remove the sour. undigested
food and foul gases. take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and
poisons In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you Sleep l0cent box
nom your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months Adv.
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
Ranger. Pas. cendo,ins Resolution.

Rangers Pass cendolino Resolution.
Denver.-A resolution condoling the
relatives and friends Of Col. Cody up
On his death and eulogixing the char
aetef and life Of the famous man was
passed by the Supreme Ranch Of the
World National Order Of Cowboy
Rangers, Of which Col. Cody was an
hooorary life member. The resolu-
ton was signed by A U. Mayfield.
supreme boss A similar resolution
vas passed by Cody fort No 400 Of
the Benevolent Order of American
Scouts. signed BY Edwin ". Burdick.
chief scout
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
Mr.. cro.ie- Killed Children and self

Mrs. crosier Killed Children and Self.
Greeley--A eorcner's inquest into
The killing Of Mrs Bessie Crosier.
wife OF Everett Crosier. \ farmer. and
their five children at the CroSier home,
three miles north OF here Jan 10. re
we're shot to death BY the mother
.ho then killed herself The verdict
said hat Ma Crosier vas ~irrespon-
sihle- when the act vas committed &C
eorcing TO evidence gathered BY the
jury. II added that she WAS apparent.
" jealous Of her husband without
cause
The Keota news., 1917-01-19

Western Newspaper Union News Ssrvie&
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
Ian. 2:-MeetinE Colorado Editorial
Associaticn and Banquet to Members
of Colorado Assembly At Denver.
Ian. lS-37-Annual Food Show ut Dem
YER
Jan. 7o-.7-Annual western Stock
Show At Denver
Feb. 3-l-Y II. c. A. Annual Conven-
ton At Colorado Springs
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
The Reason,

'Why did the founders OF our nation
take Il bald eagle for our emhlem:"
II suppose 1t was To show We had no
use for hairs apparent"
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
s.. ss:ss -. .: Z&AZZZx
In Use for Over - YearA
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Pressing 4 proserb

Pressing q Proserh.
''Never count Your chickens before
they're hatched."
II did worse than that" commented
the Chicago market operator. Il tried
to corner the entire egg supply"
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

Western Newspaper Union News Service
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
Jan. .:-Meeting Colorado Editorial
Association and Banquet to Members
of Colorado Assembly a Denver;
Ian. lS-37-Annual Food Show At Dem
Jan. 7o-:7-Annual western Stock
Show At Denver.
Feb. 7-+-Y. ~ G. 4. Annual conven-
ton At Colorado SPRING.
There were many exhibits At the
Trinidad poultry show.
Senator Shafroth has nominated
Kenneth c. Caldwell Of Grand juno
ton for the Annapolis naval academy.
and Robert e. Milligan of Denver. ~
alternate.
The Denver Women's committee. or
ganized to make and send surgical
dressings to the warning nations sent
out q consignment Of 1000 bandages
to France.
Former Gov. George A. Carlson has
officially closed . contract with an
Eastern lyceum bureau for = lecture
tour beginning next June. It Was an
nounced in Denver
AZ = result Of an alteration over a
trivial matter. Lee Stear. 80. Was shot
through the head and instantly killed
on the ranch OF J. l. Savage. thirty
miles west of Pueblo.
Henry l. Reno. formerly a soldier
in the United States army. has been
engaged by the Denver school board
to aid in the preliminary organization
OF the Denver high school cadets
Rico reports that ore 10 now coming
down steadily from the Log Cabin
mine. operated by the new Narmatits
Mining Company. The aerial tram
way recently repaired. Is working sat.
1sf2ctorily.
Colorado expended $&.o7s.500 on her
roads during the period OF 1915 and
1916. according to T. ]. Ehrhart. state
highway commissioner. Halt Of this
sum. or $..o4s.76s,sl was used to Inn
lrove state highways.
Nearly 200 farmers and sugar beet
men attended Z banquet given in Den
yer by the Denver Tramway Company.
In conjunction with the Great Western
Sugar Company. TO prospective sugar
beet raisers OF Jefferson county.
Importan, questions embracing .
wide scope Of activity we're presented
for consideration before the forty
third annual session OF the Colombo
State Grange to be held at Fr1ternal
Union hall in Denver. Jan Is, Il and
Is
Two Colorado coal companies vim
furnish fuel to operate the state rail-
Ways Of Italy for the next three years
1T q rate OF :a.aI., tons 4 month. and
at . gross yield for the period Of 81
$4,000, Delivery Win Be made IT GaL
weston
The appointment Of Herbert p.
Sweeney - deputy registrar Of vital
statistics and chief clerk IN the state
health department vas announced
He succeeds Willard Peck. Who has
been appointed public examiner in the
state auditors office.
1, is stated that the Imperial Oil
Company. Ltd Canadian branch q
the Standard on Company, has OBJ
tanned eoa,ru, OF the Midwest Rein
ing Company. which i, Win operate ~
4 subsidiary. With Denver Is its head
quarters. and without essential change
Ia its o;tcerx
Immediately at,ef tAe services At
tie E1ks' home in Denver. Col Codys
~ ~ EYH~ 70
The Keota news., 1917-01-19

An instrument that measures the
glare of light reflected from paper has
been invented.
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
Dontfoolwith
acold. Cure it.
eAsc.e[Rsp'''1t

III. old family remedy-in tablse
form-safe, sure. easy to taks. NO
opiaAes-no unpleasant after eaccfe:
Cures colds In ~ houfs-Cnp IN
dsys. Money beck II Il fails. Cse
~ aenuins box with Red Top and
~. Hill's picture On It's csosa
~ Az Dsog Sesso
The Keota news., 1917-01-19

Within the heel u 4 recently rss-
Gnsed shoe for voHsn Is ~ lsaiEed
eOmplese SAAisJ case
The Keota news., 1917-01-19

Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORlA. that famous old remedy
for infants and children. and see that II
The Keota news., 1917-01-19
EALuNC HAIR MEANS
DANDRuFF IS ACTIVE
oavo Your hairl Get = 8 Cent Bottle
- oandsrins Right ke~-Alse
Stops itching Scalp

Thin. brittle, coloriess and scragu
hair u mute evidence Of = neglected
scalp: OF dandrun-that awful scurI
There Is nothing % destructive 10
he hair n dandru1 II robs the hair
q tn lusser. iss strength and ies very
life: eventually producing = fevertsh-
ness and itching Of the scalp. which
Il not remedied causes the hair roofs
b shrink. kcsea and die-then The
hair f.As out tast A little Danderins
tcnisAe-aov-any tim-wtn surely
save ycor hair.
Get . IS cent bottle Of Knoviton's
nnderine ncm any store. and at,sr
tAs trss Application your hair vim
eakD O that lie. h;ssef AID luxuriaaeo
vhjeA = % beautiful Il vim become
v2vy and 611y and have Tie aopear
00eo q abundance: IN toeo0pal1h1o
gloss and sofs1ess> hut What vim
I1onoa yea most vin b after Just .
asv weeks sse. when yoo win aesnaA
b - . lot Ct ane. aovay hair-nsV
hah-groviRe III over tAe ocalH An
The largest neteeric store actually
kDown 70 have fallen to earth weighed
80 pounds
Within the ksei u q recently Fat
ensed shoe for woCen Is cvasaiEed .
eomplese sAAitJ case
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-10
SOLDIERS COMFORT
 CLUB PLANS GIFTS
 FOR THANKSGIVING

The Warren District Soldiers Com fort club held a business meeting at the Y. w. C. A. last night to discuss plans for raising money toward that particular branch of war work for which it is named. It was decided to send the following articles to the boys at the cantonments for Thanksgiving: Nuts. candy. cake. raisins, cigars. cig- arettes and chewing gum.
 Sunday morning service at the Epis- copal church is to be a Harvest festi- val and every one who has the inter ests of the soldier boy at heart is re- quested to bring such contributions to his Thanksgiving dinner as fruit and other kinds of cake. jelly. jam, etc.
 If you have a son. or a brother. or a friend in training camp from the Warren district don't neglect to call