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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
observation-disclosures Trcbag

oobncoeS nleo Nu0ngt pcb TaIt. 81.
@oIo. Set opIpiteS, at TreIterneS
&ciieuogiiter bcjsb Jig iii $1,41S.72.
Spcr Trcit blrp ilignct $3.50.
Nornlolna WQh., &icblntb 60,
e. CAT, blcu optoQct / Somfunbet
SfpIcoircftioncl1 bcupnoiQcbcs til
at oriuc Spofane College nritc 9lnr.
100000 bciluttcocS uobCtalt til
M(u0llitora College.
Sp%crifuooct / SllbcIionbct nrlpert-
ocS ionIcbca:
100000 til Draining School for
NornoIifoIcu.
100000 for Seating Slant pcb
9hlQuitunu College.
@oaro Of SrllItcc'S bcInnnoigebes
til at oprCttc ct sSono poo 100000
ior HcIiQiou@'folens NiplpcfnSIe. Gle.
item ifll0c bcleS mellcm Otialionernc.
Seminurict2 Yrofesiorionb % Ten.
iion5ionbct
Or. @rotrlIo, Sarge, taffcoeS for
TonNet pad 100000 III SrenlblGlt
for ubcnli0leoc Stuoentcr pco ct
Claf GolcQe.
|ao @ooro Of Sruitee'S %egrC
op~erbra0tc z. s. &olitob DR.. Cab.
% |oIt. 2mo 81 @ulbmpnter ion
HlnerficnoCIie Tor langt % pei ubfer:
Nrbcioc / SomiunbetS Sicneite.
ct. Gloi Wgh., &olette 60, g
Iaf., blcu optaget i Somiunbct
SualonQt oar AZ Wenigheoer optaa
ne. Ser por mi 400 Treitcr % sol
Tcleaotcr, ialt 1921 Stemmcberet
tirrNr tiIitrNn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
&oreneoe Ktrfe.
SortfqiieIfe fra SIDE 8

Serren bar forunot bam en- lang
Irbeiosoa9 / fin @ingouro. Get er
iifferlig itort of ppre Breit for en-
eaer TO Wenigbeoer / 30 gldr, men oct
er enonli 'tsrre al pGre Sormano for
Ell irifirfelig Soriamlina al bunore-
Der al Wtenigbeoer / 90 Ior.
8rio blep taffet, foroi ban boooe
uorllItet lin Sjener mco Iaa rige %
allioige Ionbs. oo 2cgcmSepner.
9crnPit taffeoe5 DR.. Z. 8. Sabl
Tor Den SLID % GpQti9bco, nleo bill.
fen ban bar regtct lit aaIo iom Brett
oa Norltano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

Ere Nenneifer blep orGbt |
Sober, Widieon iom Sslge az
Sornaooen igoar. aoitiaig Sfabe
onretteoes / Socfion, Battle Greet
co Saniing.
IRE Wenneifer bIeo brGbt /
Central Gitp lent ignnr aitcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Sererdniettelier.

IcI9cnoc 2prcrc onInttcs peb ct.
0Iof College: Nroi. &. .. &ingitob,
Groi. Geo. $. GQingicn % Troi. 3.
q. Hetica. @roi. ). 3. @roic paIg-
res iom |icebeiturcr Tor ct. Slai
College. Sfolc0ircftionen bclnpnbi.
0coc@ iii at bripc Spofane College
ipnl NfoDerni Set nplte glar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Nv StortnuIykke.
Wisiouri % aanias after bjcmIpg.
al berjenee SprnaoOcr.
Chiffon Wihi0an.


--
aanIoS Gitp, Wo., 7be Slni:
Sor treble Gang / 2ebet al 10
llger bar Sornoboer ipreot Dob OF
GoeIGggeIie i Wiaiouri % anlia5
Sent Eirsoag Iften % SnsooB
Worgen berieoes GeIe al De to
Statcr al Sornaooer, iom frpueoe
iemtcu Wenneifelip / WisIorri o.
NJ ! aanias. st Surorebe %
icmti Ncrioncr lonreoeS. Gen ma
tcricnc Sfaoc oniluoes iii ira 1 til
2 WiQioner Collars.
Set ~iterite Cab at WenneifeliO
Iober til at bnpe rrnbet Stco /
Boone Gountp, Wto., bpor Sorna'
boer, ser uroer fin 5rcmraieu
mart iGnfeoc, mart bGpeoe iio,
frGoeoe If Ore.
5 Carroll, Charlton % GaD
Counter, iom ligoer Ipngcrc bet
enc Boone, men grGnicr inb til
Wi5iouriiloocn, latte fire Wcnne.
tier 2ipet til - ire / HiHmono %
eli / @bitman.
s aonIoS bleo, inapiot biotil oi.
0ca, otte EerIoner brrbt / Ggnene
! Spoeit o. &eit ira Sopcfa; en-
anbcn miitcoe 2ioct / Sme9nen al
Soponburp, / Sen ipbsitli9e Gel al
Staten, / Nprbcocn al Soda.
GltcriuIgt al bplenoc @irbs Re9n
C SagIitorme bpirplebc Sornn.
bocu irCm opcr sc 10 Stater, io?i
hu1 mart i>iIgtc Soroen % e6e-
Ingoc alt / lin @ci, mart bpueSe
iig op / 2ltitcn % loo lange StrGf-
linacr nberorte.
Gen piitc Jig isrit / Nrrbc6en al
Sopcfa % iortinttc inc Scriinacr
uooper S%ormiooo9en. Soa for,
Ipnn6t ser pluoiclig, men Blot Tor
Leninoo 0tionot after at inbiinb,
ija / Hop Gorrtp.
Ser rp60c6e Ben iia Ell brco @eI
2icnncm bcttc Golmtp, ioct Sen
Torbiiurtcu ieicoc bort &alpportcr
al San0&bpcn Gcnn Safe / Carroll
Gountp % o~ereftcr log ucN onct
% oclpi& tilintctaior0e oct lille
Sonoabp @hitnon Charlton 60
Oper ct SneS YerIoner fom me,
cuer minore nluorlia tilifnoe
Neon &nfe % minoit ct Suiin
Whitmall.
Sitter ioripnnot Sen, men Blot 10Y
Iirar citcr at llnn ncO igic1 / Nrr
hcocu al Erouiocucc. oppc mclcm
&ei0crnr / BEN ipbpcitligc Gel Al
Boone County, bOor 0cn prco ir
&ci aicnncm Miiomau, ErotpcrS
rifle % GcntraIio. hporeitcr ser
after i~oriparbt % intct LOO ber,
ira iiQ, ior bcl tiOlig iooq Miorgc,
brpo lbs oper SuponbItrg i Gan
las.
Get Itoritc Cab al Wcunrifcli>
poo no9ct cnfclt Stco onrcttcoc5
CcntroIio ,hpor lem Wcnucifcr mi
itcbc &iuct pc0 Scnocrriunjngcn a
icmti @uic, % 70 noe / @pen:
Eurmcitc GmcQn Spcr ct Snc:
Qlcuueifcr tom tiIifaoc.
Tiel8c Ell tclcgruUif Gitcrret
nina Iom mootogc@ tiolil ioa,
Ntorlc5, bIcu lire onOre EcrIone
NrGbt / Boone Gorultn men MOI
irnQtcr Tor, at 2lrtauet oil piie II,
at bare pGret mcget ~itorre, noo
&c ncorconc 6orbirbeIicr after BIZ
, gicnoprcttc0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Sturt Eager al Giauocr, Sra.
Ter, Sonograicr 90 Hecpros.

Gtriu rouo ,it,r Rds
talo9 % uIUu buao
ION sriiss, Vtaro,
su,,OrssI c~usorgsl
euer Henosrai oe1,
ia! nnb,, al Se Der
tan iGa tlsbt Ct ND
merritt n'trumsut til
qagsns lopeits pr
i,r.
gfRur bette Glao.
The NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
$40 2nc Ave. s.,
MINNEAPOLIS, nlRs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
nluiifnotiier.
"&rntcrpiicu"

"TTntcrpuci1"
bIep iunact ira airfena Saar
set QauIc Sftcn.
Wi hinirttcr ucocuior BEN ~
Tom blcu iullQct ira &lrt
yoorn / het onu1lc Sficn. Zen
nnlcOct mco +: Sol, %Gatcr,
Dor alnffe or Ioacu ON, % o'iIl'
,e4 mcn WitNcna 3ctuinh ionl
2ficr nUitcu aItio par 9toroolt.
GIcacu s.
Nlar Wsrgct &orNcu bjnocr,
% Ialcu taRcr al;
Ncr Cio oS m pnamtnseI
ON DOZENS mcrtc @roo.
Sns for os Sem ico
reo bocrf a 6lco
Ill @rr0cus StcN
"a 8io en- roIig Gpo.
aIc!fcu Q.
gal rrincr Glrcr urocr,
% Huttcn or.ocr no
forlao ror 3ciu &uuocr
box Srub. 0 miLoc @uo!
@cr1rc Sor8eu5 @us
FAINT ale glouo
I Nisfc 9nuN
iuc Ticnocn5 @oiN % mus.
soacr 10.
On Z iii Fiacr o;Nc
CUSTOM, Tirc "a Grcra;
IA CT Set pGotiNe,
ma fsicr nc / Scr9l
@Cfal cher 0crreu ri.
@rr tIoa % iuiIo.
oodtcr 2h5 % 2Io!
@or aIottc or Hagen ii.
GIottcr f..
Cuo Taecr os bcsarc,
Sc itorc mco nc iuna.
6uns hcuiR' 9nQIci'orc
cu Sfauic ON p6 ilnn.
ScIn ooQtc han @rcn bel.
Bort 6r5 % ficm.
bar @ltN / gicn,
Dor qnrtc @io "a 5pcI.
aIcttcr 10
Set aar res 0}iountstioc
Dor Tre.icr ban bIcp ieot
i'll Srcit for @eroer pioc,
ion cacrs bar forcSt.
Cor 0Iot.c or Hagen toIo.
gPco Tunpc % Ghuo
az Eicrtcr5 @ruuo
bcfaIcr cOcr @uo / @o.N.
aIo.icu I.
Hirlp os, Q 3ciu !irrc!
Sort Gor5 / %crocu her
tcoImoolg at bare;
ser or G. HrcIicr Her.
@or aIoftc CT iloaru ct.
Nrt o5 sin 6duuo.
0 Srcittuuduol
Snu porocr @procu Let.
aIo'tcu ..
On milNc 1cIu lille,
iom haoNc rs iou tirr,
Mlersci 'sNcS ciIoe.
ToR ic 2o0 @riS % 9Grc.
Gu culcjg hcniNoouo,
opINs oS cuiuocIia,
at ria oi ihle ran.
9loftcn 3.
Nh 1riSer Staten iortc.
oR TnRcu imuNcr Ill,
GuN IoN rem bIipc bprtc.
iom o5 bcorroc bill
Nor NIottc or Hagen ire.
&, Eaocr from!
EiI NirIp o5 Toni
Gin 9lunoc o5 bcit.
aloifcn 4.
IN colR @uo he SSrc,
/ hcic 6immcltor.
Som &Uattr uiloc rrrc
for IS, 9ru Sorocu Dor
Oct ringer N, AZ %ngt,
Tor Ell poo Rat
iil 6crrcn Eut;
In1 Chen tel iaatl
6Ioftcu 3.
Q, Sem Micracniticurc,
%or &UrQc ! rim %oIo
bcinIe ri iau Qicrte.
nTr I'll hans ZoI OF StioIN.
@or alo'ic CT Hagen lem.
Noar hIiNc SoI
ira 9l1nocuS @oI.
op!ns coCt &llS ~ Stem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

SiSt ~iurhaitct. Sranf ailblnboip'
Iii / Gbicaao bIep iorlcoen Nat pGf'
fct al en- ~Suebraostpp, Ser rlmIierc'
oc / SopcuUreIiet. &eiolnt boppeoe
aubIubomiti no al Scn9ell, greb IN
pen. cn6un Tor oennc riatig lit Sio
iii at hmmc iie, % fa'tcoe bam no
oiennem set aabentitoaenoe Tinor.
Gsrit uoQct ienere opSngeoe ban, al
Nl,itrucnS Snmontimpttcr bar fnltei
no iommcn mco SnbbrioStppcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

epis re H,rr "ressrab. Soften, anee'al ben
NJ Gabccr "a aieroie. Sts BEN 81 Simmer az
slassi M "a ea - % feIner &c % en- NJ
gbcrRent, nal b, NOT piee al paalilsune Bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

Tom bIep ilnact ira atrtenS Saari'
Set oantlc Sficl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Gnelpn / Midlioun.


Battle Grccf. Nfid,., 6tc SUM:
gn GpfIon, Tom ioog bicmic9te
Battle Greet, onrcttc0c Ell Gien-
~oon@ifahc ior mango bmnorcoe Si,-
len Collars.
NtihiQan Carton COMPANY les
aIcnc ct Sab al 100000. Minoit
IS Nuic InQ0ca / Skinner pou cacr
Il NUrhcocn al M}cd,cm Gpcruc, oI
cite Wcmlcitcr bIep oIporIig ia,
rcoc.
Nnu Nrbor, Mid,., Gtc SUM:
Get oulooc2, at GnfloncL iout !:
Gitcrmlbool icjcoc iig Ell hUIu Nil
brc0 %ei Qicurcm 0mcQncn, onrct
tcoc en- GicuNom5ifaHc pau minolt
Ell haIu Uiilion Collars. Zen ia.
thoIitc airfc ocmoIcreocS o. Gc,b;,
firtcn Ia9ocS Huiucr. Smtreut %
Sormhuic rcpc& ! Gunner %
Stutfcr, mcI, mcrfelj8 rof fom flr
II VcrIoncr, MirS. Ghonlo3 S'NciI
~ Wtr&. GmiI Ncpcretb, bcgge 6ar-
mcrtoucr tiIitaoc.
Scncitc Gitrrrctninaer.
Gbico0o, 81. 1oc %uui. &ielgc
sc icucite Gitrrrctuiu8er miitcot
miroit - Mcmcifcr 9ipct i 81
Stormc, iom hicrirltc Itiaiouri
. % aonio2 Gir2oog Not % Nj.
ti9ou % acntuctp lent ilonr NJ.
ten. ToriNcu Sc omfomie hIcp e
fort Gutol nlcr eler minSre iarlil
7 iiaocbc.
Suu Ecrioucr bIeo Nnrbt ca ne
gen Sfooc arrcttct / ser rige 9Gble
biitritt / @bilbt Gomltp, Iisiou
ri, isonr gitcS. SeIeeraiiorbinoel
icrne or oibruot. iaa oct bibtil ba,
! pGret uuulig at inbhente mariners
S%pln@rinacr,
, Il Trrioucr pioc$ at purc on
fommet | Gcntrolia, Wo., "a iii
erGnieltbe Siitritter.
t @iniom Saipeneau bIcu Srn6t
cola, Sans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

%i hiNirttcr ucocnior Den "&T9.
fertile. iom blcp iunact ira &trtcn|
2onrn / ret QuurIe Sftcn. Zen bier
innlcOct mco +: Sol, &rBtcr, boz.
Gor alnffe cr loacu ON, % o'iIl,tic.
hcs nco @iltNcua Rctuina 'om
Sficr rrilen altio uar 9toroclt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Turlurcu Snrcitco.

Ct Euno Grcfipo al Saorct. Ct
boIpt Nnno "Soniogc Mcnt," ire
Stiocr breo, CT 60, en- Scs, ct fuort
@lm0 ic6t. ioIt SIcif Salt oG Tcbcr.
Gic0ct battles cIlcr males. NcBct al
Set ioltc GIcif ifiTrcS inroot % incl
ties, "a ! Nebtct itc9cS 2escn % Bro
Oet, ION iprit er opbleot / folot Sanh.
Noar bette or itc9t, iptteS oct tiIiioc.
til oet er oitlslct, % blonoc3 "a mel
aieoet % Dc pprige SnarcoicnIer
Get iormcS iom en- lang Hul mel
&Tuocrnc, iom isrit SpppeS / tolo'
@oro, iao RuIIcu fon bliuc 9lot %
lem. Zen IrggcS OBI Ell Steaepnn
DC, % Hcitcn al bet iulte 6lcit lara
ses oper, % ioa ite8es ben onltreu
Ell Time.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

GIoHcn s.
Naar M}sr!ct %orocu b,nocr,
% 2nleu taRcr Al;
Ncr Cio os m oanmtuSst
Q n DOZENS mcric @rap.
Srs for rs Sem ico
reN bacrt a Tlco
Ill @r1ueue StcN
"a 8lo en- rolig SD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

aloHcr 8.

NN"NtsNh ''
@, Sciu gIcracniticrc,
9}or &UrQc ! rim %olo
bcinIe nj iau gicrte.
oGr III hans ]oI OF StioIS.
Ger alotic or Hagen lem.
Nonr hliSc Col
IRA Nl1dNCUs @oI.
op!ns cort &li5 ~ Stem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12

GIc,fcu Q.
9al Trioer TlEcr urocr,
od Hdtteu ru.ocr III;
forlaN ror 3ciu &uuocr
boz Sruo. 0 miIoc @uo!
Wcrlrc AorBeu5 @us
'aut ale g}ouo
I NiSit 9uuN
IN Ticroen5 @oiN % nm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
ScHcu 10.

SIo!icu 10.
Cm Z iii siAcr o;Nc,
6us5ono. Tjrc "a Grcna;
IA CT Set pGatihc,
man isicr irR / Scr0I
9cfaI cher 6crrcn ri.
@rr tIoR % iuiIN.
rodtcr 2h5 % 2Io!
@or aIottc CT Hagen ii.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
March 20.-Auto Show at Denver.
Sept; 17-z2-Colorado State Fair at Pu-
eblo.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
WELCOME CUARDSHOME
COLORADO TROOPS REACH DEN.
YER FROM THE BORDER.
One Hundred and Thirty-three Men,
bers of Battery B and Forty-seven
of Battery C Return.


Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Mothers, fathers, sweet
hearts, relatives and friends of the
members of Batteries B and c, Colo
rado National Guard, jammed the un-
Ion depot and wept and hurrahed
with joy at noon Feb. 2S, when the
train of eighteen cars, bringing home
from the Mexican border Colorados
artillery quota. of the border Guard,
steamed into the station on their way
to rehabilitation at Fort Russell, Wy
oming.
In spite of the strict surveillance
at the gates, passes which were at a
premium were freely used, and from
the first minute the Colorado soldiers
rolled into the union station, the jubi-
lee was on.
The waiting committeeman, friends
and relatives of the soldiers on the
outside platforms cheered with a vol
ume that drowned out the laundering
of the engine, as the uniformed fig
ures appeared at the windows and on
the platform. And the boys cheered
back. Off came hundreds of hats, and
the glad-to-get-bac smile was wide.
One hundred and thirty-three men,
bers of Battery B returned on the
train. OF that number seventy-five
were from Denver. Capt. G. A. Blan-
chard and First Lieut. w. H. H. Gran
mer came with the battery. First
Lieut. Canton O'Donnell, Second Lieut..
E A. Hart and Second Lieut.. Hack
staff did not return, being detained at
the border as witnesses in a hearing.
Forty-seven members of Battery c
were also in the homecoming contin-
gent. The others were mustered out at
the border. The officers of Battery G
who returned were Capt Victor G.
Hungerford, First Lieut.. Daniel w.
Knowlton, First Lieut.. William H.
Shade, Second Lieut.. Horace Lunt
and Second Lieut.. Goudy. The staff
officers who arrived with the troops
were Major w. S. Sharp, Capt. H. C.
Nickerson, First Lieut.. Lewis Carpen-
ter and Second Lieut.. H. A. Slayton.
l. Under the command of Major Sharp
and Battery Capts. G. A. Blanchard
and V. c. Hungerford the batteries
were Immediately lined up after dis
embarking and marched into the main
waiting room, where their border
songs drew round after round of ap-
plause from the crowd. A contingent
from the University of Denver re-
sponded to the songs.
At the auditorium the soldiers were
welcomed by the Mothers Club of
Battery B, who served dinner that
made the camp rations sink into OBJ
| livion.
For the state, Governor Gunter gave
the boys a greeting, while Manager
w. F. R. Mills spoke for the city.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
state Land Title Gives ore Rights.

Denver.-The Supreme Court hand
ed down thirty-three decisions Mon
day morning, the most important of
which was ruling that the purchaser
of state lands acquires title to every
thing in the land from the surface to
the center of the earth and that the
State Land Board under the present
laws cannot reserve the mineral, oil
and stone rights. The decision was
In the case of N. S. Walpole against
the State Land Board.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
GENERAL

-Four men were reported missing
following an explosion which wrecked
the enameling department of the
branch plant of the Ford Motor Car
Company in Cincinnati.
Theodore Roosevelt has declined an
invitation of representatives of the
Congress of Forums to debate the sub
ject of preparedness in New York
with William Jennings Bryan.
An appeal "to the rich and well-to-
do of New York city to buy carefully,
to eat moderately and not to waste
any food" was issued by Mayor Nit
chefs food supply committee in the
hope, it was announced, of reducing
prices to consumers generally
DR.. c. Hanador Chakiaberty, Hindoo
physician, and DR.. Ernest Sckunner,
34 described as a German, were ar
rested in New York on charges OF
pedition against foreign country on
friendly relations with the United
States. The police say the men con-
fessed that they had plotted under
the direction of Wolf Won Igel to in.
wade India by way of China.
Ten men from the coast cutter
Yamacraw, it was determined, went
to death in raging storm off Ocean
City, Md, in futile effort to save
the crew of the oil steamer Louisi-
ana, aground on sandbar
After listening to an address by
Theodore Roosevelt, the citizens of
Oyster Bay at mass meeting de-
cided to adopt" Belgian village of
2.400 children. The plan will call. for
a contribution of $2,40O a month.
New England was in the grasp of
one of the most severe snow storms
of the winter on the 5th
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
Counties Ask Funds for Roads.

Denver.-Necessity for an appropri-
alton of $4,000 by the state for the
Fall river road, in Grand county, to
complete the circle route of scenic
highways through the Rocky Noun
tain National park, was urged upon
the State Highway Commission by the
commissioners of Grand county, who
in turn agreed to raise $4,000. Other
counties which presented needs for
1917 road work included: Gunnison
county, S2O,000 Grand county, $4,065
for the Blue River road, Willow
Creek road and Berthoud pass; Prov.
ers county, $14.50O, on condition OF
raising $4,000; Lincoln county, $10.-
COO, conditional on the county raising
$4,000; La Plata county, $4,000; San
Juan county, $17500; Ell Pasc county,
$4,000 for general improvements and
tc complete Ute pass highway; Rio
Grande county, $4,000; Alamosa coun-
ty, $S,0G0 on the basis of So to 81;
Fremont county, $4,000, of which
$4,000 is for the Arkansas River road
and $4,000 for the Cripple Creek
read; Bent county, $4,000 on the basis
of 50 to ST. Kit Carson county, $12,-
900; Cheyenne county, $4,000; Weld
county, $2S,000 for repairs and $4,000
for a bridge over the Platte at Ker
sey; Saguache county. $4,000 for the
Gunbarrel highway, and Jefferson, Gil
pin and Boulder counties, sufficient
money to complete the Nederland
highway between Denver and Raw
linsville.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
War Veteran Dies In Ambulance.

Canon City.-John Shaw, Sr., aged
&c, we'll known citizen of Ash street,
Lincoln Park, Civil war veteran, and
father-in-law of Mayor d. N. Cooper
of Canon City, died in the ambulance
while being conveyed from his home
to the hospital here to be treated for
acute stomach trouble.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
Bow Has Scalp Torn Off.

Fort Collins.-Russell Paige, II, the
son of F. E. Paige, a farmer living
near here, had his scalp torn off when
he tried to go under a buggy on his
oled after sliding down the roof of a
potato cellar. Surgeons stitched the
scalp back on.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
FOREIGN

The death is announced of Manuel
de Arriaga. ex-president of Portugal.
The Reichstag has adjourned until
March 20, according to Berlin dis
patch to Reuters by way of Amster-
dam.
Major Elvin r. Heiberg, American
military attache at Rome, was killed
in fall from his horse while visiting
the Austro-Italian front. ~
Eight lives were lost when the
Coquahalla hotel at Hope, B. c., eighty
miles east of Vancouver, burned. The
building was an old frame structure.
The French government has sum-
moned Germany to reply without de-
lay to the propositions for reciprocal
treatment of prisoners of war made
by France.
Kaiser Wilhelm has issued procla-
nation to the German empire an
nouncing that the railway systems are
to advices' from Berlin.
President Menocal sent message
to Congress requesting authority to
suspend the constitutional guarantees
and asking for appropriations neces-
sary to quell the rebellion.
Bulgaria considers she must adopt
in whole the attitude of her ally, Ger
many, and break with America, ac-
cording to dispatches reaching Lon
don from semi-official Bulgarian press
agencies.
The trial of the four persons
charged with conspiring to murder
Premier David Lloyd George and
Arthur Henderson, labor member Of
the war council, began in London at
the Old Bailey before Justice Law.
1t is reported from Madrid by the
Havas agency that Wilhelm Boelke,
brother of Capt. Boelke who was
killed on the western front after de-
stroying forty French and British air
planes, has just been appointed Ger
man consul at Cartagena, Spain.
The German governments plan for
involving Mexico and Japan in war
hostilities between Germany and
America, was defended in an address
before the Reichstag by the foreign
secretary, Dr. Alfred Zimmerman, as
quoted in Reuter- dispatch from
Amsterdam.
That part of Belgium in Germany's
hands has been divided into three
provinces, with the cities of Brussels,
Namur and st. Apus, designated as
capitals, according to Berlin advices
German governors have been ap-
pointed for each of these districts, the
scheme of government being the
same as that in German-occupied Po-
land
The Colorado statesman., 1917-03-10
SPORTING NEWS

Bryan Downey won from Jack Brit
ton of Chicago in a. slow twelve-round
bout at Columbus, Ohio
The Kansas Agricultural College
team defeated the University of Mis-
souri, at basketball at Columbia, Mo-,
26 to %, in a Missouri Valley confer
ence game.
of the six-day bike race at San Fran
cisco, eight teams had covered 420.5
miles, which is AZ miles better than
the worlds record.
Jack Dillon has accepted an offer
from Denver to fight Les. Darcy in
that city within thirty days. The
purse amounts to $4,000, according
to word received from Jack Kanner,
promoter of the National Athletic
Club of Denver.
Denver has been designated ma
tional tennis center, and in the fu-
ture will have an important part in
the nationwide campaign undertaken
by the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association to further the de-
velopment of young Tennis players.
Earl Cooper won the George
Washington sweepstakes" automobile
race at Ascot speedway at Los An
geles, covering the 100 miles in /
hour, 81 minutes and 46 seconds, an
average speed of 6S35 miles an hour,
a record for the course, which is a
class r sneedway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

and never repeated blend Of pinks and grays in
dawn. Of gold and crimson in sunset is a chro.
matte mystery These miracles Of nature have
suggested TO Inc many exquisite combinations
Of color
haze collected on this page three of my ere
atoms. the keynote of which il mystery The
hpiarr! OF the largest figure suggests YOU soc
The vciIcd beauties Of the Far East. The wrap
has the voIumnous fu!ncSs the munfccnce OF
me maniIcs in which harem beauties cnvelop
themselves The gown beneath is built OF
three diverse yet harmonzing shades Of chiffon,
with horizontal metallic trimmings. The hel.
met Ink" gnuzc Ilcaddrcss is an adaptation of
The veil Of the East
For the dinner robe there is the fascination
OF Greek outlines combined with such Il veil as
Cleopatra might have worn.
build my mystery gowns upon foundation
OF chiffon or crepe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
BY Lady DuH-Gordon ("Lucile")

4 POET has said that the charm Of woman il
~ her mystery. | cherish the opinion that
the truth applies to gowns
have known women whose allure was fnde
hcrDhbic until 1T occurred 10 analyst that it's
Srcrc, was their nscrutablity Woman is unlike
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30 long AZ you are ii riddle to your lover vow
VIII hold his Otherwise GRANT affcctions--in
othcr ana common phrase, keep him guess
ing
n try 10 introduce into every gown Of nv
~ creation the element Of rnystcrv Some
" commentator on dress described nv cIra.
N tions ny keep them guessing gowns {"
aNM was rather pleased with the classiGca-
g33M ,lon for II is my conviction that as
8gs8 woman loses her charm when she is
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mysteries Of color The changing
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-06
IMPERATOR
BRINGS $l,l5O
Famous Duroc Jersey Boar
Sold To a Mississippi
Man.

The initial hog sale of j. U. Camp
bells Belle Isle herd was held at the
Fair Grounds Saturday and so sows
and nine boars, Duroc Jerseys, were
sold at an average of $1O2.50. Prices
ranged from $50 to $500 for individ-
uals.
Hog 6nanciers from Florida, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and North Da-
kota were here, and bought freely.
Model Imperator, the famous boar
formerly owned by John H. Williams,
winner of first and grand champion
honors at various fairs, was bought
by T. G. James, of Sharkey, Miss.
for 81, $50.