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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-11
gafO6UIaeluinnnna ans aarbiO.


g9ie beri6tet morO, bat i6pei5e-
ride 9ufo6olDerpoltilng Dem Glef-
tri5itGtSfperf Congo auf 20 Sabre Die
Gon5eiiion ert6cilt 5ilr @r5eugiing
bon 9llfobol aus aarbiO Iie &on-
5oiperfe bnben Dor imeefGbr 20 Sab
rem BEL @ompel (St. @olliS) elm
@tabliiiement erri6tet nit cirfa 2000
9feroeIt6rfen sur 6abrifotion bon
&orbio Can't ser 6einii6en @oiicr.
frGite fonnte iib sic iunee Snouitrie
ie6r lebbaft entpideln lno belte
merOen in ser S6mei5 sur &or6iOer-
5eitgine cirfa $4,000 YferoeltGrfen
Oeripenoet nit elmer 2eiihngsfdbig-
felt BON 65 bis 10000 Sonnen Scar.
bio (g}e6en @umpel beiteben nod
&orbiOfo6rifen in geubouien, in 2u-
ter6od .(Solotburn) ltno in E6uiis
(@roubiin0en). ~ &or6ioe entIteben
ourb 6emiibe @erbinoungen, oer-
idieoener glemente nit &obleuitoff.
glnfGnglid) muroe &orbiO nur IN be.
i6rGnftem W}oBe permen1et unO
5por ais 9eleuHtiingsortifel, inoem
ii6 aus oemielben nit @oiier in 9e-
rii6rung ge6rodt ein 6renn6ores
@os, oas 9I5etDlen entipidelte, oos
oapn ipdter aud 5ur autogenen
SdpeiBuns BON Metallen oerlpenoet
muroe
Die Gbenie bot MN ober i'm Ser.
louf Der Sabre Dem &orbio eon5 be-
ionoere glufmerfiotnfeit geihenft uno
man bat eefunoen ooB fein genob-
Ienes &orbio bel elmer Senperotlir
bon 1000 @roo befGbigt it, elemen.
taren Stiditoff in iib ouf6unebmen
un0 es entitano oamit 0as &ol5ilim-
forbio, i'm Son0elsperfebr aolfitid-
Itoff genonnt. 0ieies nit @alier-
0ampf bebonOelt, entpidelt 9lnmo-
niaf. &oI5iumfor6io unO S6uefel-
iGure geben i6meielIoures 9lnlmo-
niof, oos lei6t 5u Salpeteridure ori-
Dirt mer0en fam uno ais StidItoff-
oiinger in guropo in bunOerttalhen-
sen BON Eonnen weitDerbreitetIte lno
6eIiebte &ermen0ung finoet, ais Gr-
iab fiir @6ileiolpeter
Sic gr5ellgltng bon 9llfobol &C.
i6iebt aus Dem ans aorbio berge-
itellten g(5etDlen, miro oieien nuf
6enilbem @cee cine Niolefiibl Nol-
Ter anoelogcrt, entite6t gl5ciolOebpo,
cine leidt brenn6are 6liiilgfeit, ole
bel 20 @roO idon oen Sie0epunft
erreidf. Sin gltom Saueriteif am
9l5etaloebDo ongelogert er5cugt 81
iigidure imo 5pei 9ltome @alleritoif
erqiebt gllfobol 0ie @nt-
liebung OeS 9llfo6ols ans &urbi0 &C.
icbicbt MN ouf iolgenoem @eoe: @e.
bronnter aolf uno aoblc mer0en oer-
mittelit eleftriiber Gnerqie i'm elef.
triiden Sfen 81 aul5tlmforbio oer-
ibnol5en oas aol5iilmforbiO in 9l5e-
tDlen iingepanoelt, Oieies in 9l5etoll
oebpo mO oieIes 0nrd 9lnlogerlmg
bon @oiieritoii in 9lIfobol.
g9e ieiner 3eit beri6tet, weroen
nun Oie Son5owerfe bel 9iIp cine
5obrif eriteIleu fir oie @r5euglng
BON 1900 ermeiterunosfGbig bis TO-.
600 9ufo6ol. Cine Come a6iolilter
erforoert ungeiG6r 2OOO ag
Gol3iunfaroio uno 800 9u6ifmetcr
@oiieritoff. GrIiere 6eonipridbcn cine
cleftriide @nergie bon cirfo 5000 !
GilomottitunOen lebtere bel eleftro- !
lptiider @r5ellglug ca, 5000 ailo-
pottitrnoen auBer Oieien 11,0O0 Gi-
lopattitunOen eleftriiden @nergie cr-
foroert Die Come gllfobol 1000 seq. !
aolfitein uno 2500 Seq. 9o6le
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-11
6ron3oien NJ d en- Il le b a.
idungsnngriff.


i6ungsangritt.
Yaris, 10. SUM. - Gos fronjo'
iii6e ariegsbureou bat belte 9tn6'
mittag ben no6ltc6enoen oiti5iellei
9crift crloiien:
n@eItern gfa6t ereigneten iid bet'
tige 9lrtillerie-9(ftionen an berihie'
Oenen %unftcn Der Sront, 6eionoers
in Der 9}o6bori6oit bon Graonne
mo Gbepreuy.
Ielti6e 9luifl0rungs Getade'
mentS oeriu6ten an ilniere &iniet
nobe Dem Surte6iie-@eb0ft, norOoIt'
lib BON Yrunop, unO ouf beioen Sei'
ten ser Moos, am Sc Wort Somme'
Sigel unO i'm Gourieres. .@olOe ber-
on5ufonmen. Gieic @eniibungelt
6lie6en ieoob bollig reIltltotlos.
llnlere Srltppen imternobmeit ci@
nen lleberrni6un9songriff ouf oent
Iinfeu llfer Ger Wioiel, in Der @eeerlo
Ger Gbiaucourt-9obn. llniere Detn'
dement's Orongen al mebreren Eunt'
ten in einen Oeltihen Shiisengraben
Elm lmO 6ro6ten Dem 6einoe i6mere
@erluite bel. sic 5erItorten Die feino'
liden llnterltGnoe unO febrteu NIT
elmer 9ln5obI BON @efangenen 81"
rid"
@on Scr 8oIfon. 6ront.
8oriS, 10. SUM. - 0aS fron-
5oiiide 2rieesbureou meIoet bon Der
8olfon- 6ront;
o0ie 9lrtilerie.S Sb1tigfcit mor ouT
Ger gonoen 6ront cine iebr Iebbofte,
beionOers oltf Dem reHten ltfcr oes
6ht1ieS &oroor un0 al Der lerbiiden
6ront.
0ie 6liegcr moren ouf 6eioen Sei'
ten iebr tbGtie; iiber Oen itolietilden
2inien ipielten lih mebrere @efedte
o6. 8ritil6e Slieger boben Sepiob,
noromeltlih bon Seres, bomborOirt,"
Stoliener 6efeben ericb'-
i6e Sto0t Sanino.
9onoon 10. Suni. - Cine &eu'
teriGepeide aus 9lt6en 6eridtet, OoB
sic Stoliener onge6lib Oie StoOt S5o'
nina inn noropcfli6en @riedenlano
6eieet bobcn. 9tod @rbolt Der aiIn-
Oe trot Oos griefiide Cabinet 81 ci-
ner Sibun9 5iliommen Inn cinen
GroteIt 5u fornluIiren
(Sonino lit cine Sto6t bon etpa
$4,000 Ginpobnern 80 Weilen oitlid)
bon ser ol6oniiden @ren5e rmo mebr
ais 100 Weilen unterbol6 Der
S6la6tfront in Moce0onien Sn ocn
lebten gSoHen bo6en Die S5talieuer
ibre Sperotionen bon ibter 9oiis iit
Dem olbanil6en Sofen 9lnlono peiter
oisgeOe6nt, ga Iie me6rere StdOte
in Siio-9llbonien umo @rie6enlanO
beiesten. SIN Ietten @lGr5 iibernit'
telte @riebenlonO cine Olote al SSta'
lien in melAer es ollf Ser 3uriid5ie.
5lma itoIieniider Eruppen aus Cpl
rms 6eitono.)
@os 6 Gooorno 5lt 6eridten
meiB.
q 0 M, bio 2onoon 10, SSuni.-Iie
beilte 9l6enO bonn itoIienii6en @ene'
rolitob Oer0ffentlicbte offi5ielle Niit'
t6eiIlng bat foleenOen @ortIout:
~@eltern por ouf Der gun5en 6ront
bic @efehtstbdtiefeit olf beiOen Sci
ten auf ole 9(rtillerie beidrGnft.
llnier 9lrtiIleriefeuer ipuroe in
pirfiomer S8eiie eegen feinOli6e
Stellungen I'M @tid- uno i'm Ger
nognolo-Ebale uno on ser Gan Sr'
ia-G6iopoDono.StrdBe geridtct.
SStalieniibe -9l6t6eilni'
gen ma6ten uuf Dem 9orit-BlatealI
10 @eiongenc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-11
lllDr(rutli6 rubiOrr
Sf's anf Der @cilirOmt
gctDOrOet.
Nmr bic Qlrtillerie bier
mmo 0a tbdtig.

9ie 9euti6eu babei ibre pubtigen
@cgenItrei6e in ser @eeeno iiiO-
lid bon gpern eineeitellt, logt
2onoon. - Sron8oien eelpinnen
@rG6en om Gbenin Oes 0ome$
bon Oen Geutid6en 6uriid. IT
W1oden lleberruidungs 9lngriif
on Der 02oiel.
2on0on 10. SUM. -t0os bri
tiIbe 9(rmee Saltptquortier erlieB
beute glbeno oen noditebenOen off.
5ieaen 8eriht:
Scr Seino unternobm beute feine
lpeiteren @egenongriffe in Dem @e-
biet iiiolid bon gpern; ober ieinc
glrtiacrie blieb in 0ieier @egenO lebr
tbGtig.
g8ir unternobmen mebrere erfole-
rei6e lleberfGae iiioIi6- bonn 6lulie
Sou6e5. Qie fein6li6e glrtiacrie
wor in ser Nodborldoft bon Son
toine-2e5- -Groiieles icbr oftib.
@eItern purOen in 2uftgefe6ten
Ieds oeuti6e 9leropIone bcrlmter &C.
bolt; orei onOerc muroen belbG0iet
binab getrieben. 0rei uniere Nio.
icbinen Deroen bermiBt.
9riten geminnen ongeb' >
lid an 9ooen
2onOon 10. SUM. Gie 8ri-
ten 6a6en an mebreren Yunften an.
ae6li6 an goOen geiponnen; Der
Oies6e5iigli6e offi5ielle 9eridt iu9t:
n@ir baben mdbrenO per gtodt an
me6reren Yunften inierer Sbladt-
front iiiolid bon Dpern @eldnoe &c.
monnen. @eItern 9todt rnternabmen
mir erfolerei6e lle6erfdae iiiOoitlih
bon @pebp, iiiOlih bon 9lrmentieres
unO noro0itlid BON Ypern. @ir madl-
ten II @efangene.
6einoIiGe 9l6tbeilungeu ipurOen
oitli6 bon Sepergllir lmo iiioli6 bon
Sc 8oiiee 5uriidgeporien."
0cutf6e orongenin 6ron-
5oienlteIlungen Elm.
@oris, 10. SUM. III Ser beute
9tbeno Oon fron50iii6en 2rieosbrl-
reou Oer0ffentli6te offi6ieIle 8eri6t
idet 6olgenoes
ollnIere 9[rtiaerie berrrio6te
onr6 elm beftiees 8omboroement in
Der @egcno bon glieuport-9uins in
8eIgien, Oen oeiltihen S6iisengrG'
ben beftigeH S6ooen.
9(m Gbenin ocs 0omeS wuroen
feinoli6e 0eto6ements, Die om Wior.
gen Our6 einen lleberrai6ungs-
eriff in einen fleinen &beil unierer
2inie, WeItlid bon GernD, eingeOrun-
gen moren, iofort WieOer binous ge-
trieben. 6iinf0ebn @efongene, oo-
rrnter Elm Offi6ier, Oerblieben in IN.
ieren SGnOen.
SSn Scr BerioOe bonn 1 biz gum Z.
SUM boben llnicre 5lieger 5ublreibe
@efecbte ouseefGmpft uno 81 feinO-
libe 9leropIone berunter gei6oiien.
gluBer0em fielen 5mei feinolihe Sci,
ielbollons IN 6lommen bero6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-11

NbpnHenteH, BITE ben ,,DentIdIu JSVreip0N
benteH" Hidlt pinihtG 0ber nnregnntdkta 80
ndltCM NHb gebeten, ber Office b16pn per 1cle'
bias nher ihrifItm Nlitihellmna An madeU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-11
9uS6ad grbaltrn
Sic SritCn auf Orr
@eNfrOnt.
GrfOIGrsi6e lUfale SpcrGs
tiUneM Der 9eMtI1em.

@eeen Ole fron5Oiii6en 2inien an
oeri6ieoenen Yunften imternom-
men. - Qieiel6en brineen Den
oelltl6en &ruppen cine betrGdbt-
li6e 8obl bon @efongenen. -
0ie 9laiirten berlieren lebs5ebn
6lue5cuge in 6Wei &ogen.
9erIin bia 9onoon, 10. SUM.
~ 9ritii6e Gritppen, Die geItern
03o6t ouf Ger 6ront Iii0lid bon
gpern 9lngriffe unternobmen wur-
Oen BON Oen Geuti6en 5uriideeld]Ia'
gen. o..
Gcuti6e Streitfr1fte oroneen an
mebrcren Flnften TT nobe glblain-
court, in Scr Champagne, i'm Seroiin.
9e5irt un0 I'M 9lpremont.@oloe ~
in ole frnn5oiii6en 'Stellln9en ein
imo brodten cine betrG6tlicbe gln5obl
bon @efan9enen 5uriid.
GieS miro in Dem omtliCben 9eri6t
eemeloet, Der beute gtoAmittog bon
Der oeutlben oberiteu SeeresIeituug
ouSgegeben murOe ilnO foIgen0er.
moBen Iolltet:
@eItli6er &riegSi6ou-
plat.
o9luf Der aantpilinie 5piiden
| 0pern uno Dem @loegitert-@oISe
no6m oos 9(rtiaerie. .0uea eeeen
9(benO einen be0euteno Ie66aiteren
Gborofter an, beionoers ouf beiOen
6liigeln.
Sn Ser giodt i6ritten britii6e
Gompdgnien mebrere Mole gum
8oritoB eegen rniere 9inien. Sic
DurOen iiberoQ 5liriidgeporfen.
gluf Dem 9leit Ger 6ront mar Oic
@eiebtstbGtiefeit cine eerinee, 0o Oie
@etteroerbdltniiie Den 9eobo6tln9en
nidt giinitig poren.
SSn Der NGbe bon glbloincoirt, an
Der Oiie, IiiOli6 bon 9eine, in Ser
meltlicben Champagne, nuf Dem moro.
0itli6en Sbeile Der @eroun.6ront
lmo i'm 9(premont-@olOe baben Ii6
imiere @rfimOungS glbtbeiIungen
ibren @ee in fran5oiiiGe SteGitneen
binein er5miln9en. sic febrten nit
elmer groBew glo5abI bon @efonoenen
5uriid.
9ei 3uriidweiiitne eincs @or-
itoBeS elmer feinOliben 9luffldrings-
9l6t6eilimg in Der gt1be bon SlireD
baben mir einiee 6rnn5oien gefangen
genommen.
&IIiirte DerIieren led g..
5ebn 6Iug5euge in
5mei Eagen.
Sn 6lonoern perlor ser 6eino om
6reitpg 10 9leropInne, umo geitern
wllroen in 9uftgefedten umo ourb
unier @ei6iibfeuer ie6s ieinoIidbe
@ioidinen berimtergeboIt.
&or .einigen Eagen brodte @ice-
6elope6el @liiaer in einem 9uitge-
fe6te ieinen IA. @egner sur Strede.
Oeitli6er &riegsf6 dan
plat.
gluf Der ruiiil6-gali5iicbcn 6ront
bat iid Die olecmeine Sadlage nidt
nennensmertb oerGnOert.
&ubiger 'Sonntog.
Sin bciite 9l6en0 bonn oeuti6en
@encroIItob crloiicner amtlidjer Be
ri6t ent5dlt Die penigen Borte:
oNuf alien 8ronten berlief ser
Gag in rubioer @ciie, aud i'm @pt-
ldjaete-9(bidnitt."
&mtli6er " buIgarii6er
9eridt.
Sofio, 9. Srni bia 2onoon, 10.
SUM. 3ic oberite buIgorii6e See.
reSIeitlrng bat 6elitc 9lben0 oen nad-
ltcbenoen omtlidben 9eri6t erIoilen.
Die 9lrtiaeric oes 6ein0es mar
nobe Der Gerno-9iegime uno am
,5luiie Gobropolie ic6r oftio. @ntlane
Der gan5cn Sront gab es regc 6Iie-
9er-G6Gtiefeit.
@ic6rere ieinOli6e ariegsidiiie
bo6en cine Stimoe Iong oic Sto0t
nnO llmeeblmg bon aobala (im moro.
oltliden @riehenlono, om 9(egdil6en
Meep unO Die aiiite nobe Sari6c-
ban Cam 6hilie Moito, oItli6 bon
Nnhnlnl hnnnhnrAiri u
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
HERE AT HOME

Be careful how you write it, for
it is now 1917,
Emerson Peart of Dumont was
visitor i'll the city last Thursday.
Mrs Rolla V. Peeche was a
passenger on the morning train for
Denver Friday.
Arthur L. Carnahan, the well
known mining man of Silver
Plume, was in this city Thursday
|, D. Ellis went to Boulder Fri
day for few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Y. /. Noxon and family
Thermometers that are accurate.
for from 25c to - at Machol's
Corner Drug Store.
County Assessor J. NJ. Culley is
at home this week suffering from
severe cold contracted during our
touch of real winter.
Miss Flora Culley returned to
her school work near Deer Trail,
Colo, Tuesday, after spending the
holidays with the home folks in
Idaho Springs.
A few intimate friends are telling
good one on one of our younger
social lights. Not long ago he. in
company with another young man,
went to Denver and stopped over
night at the Albany. They were
assigned to room No AS. The
next morning the hotel clerk rang
their room on the phone to tell
them it was $50 o clock hour
for which they had left their call.
The young man, whose name we
wouldn't reveal for the world. an
swered the phone. "Five-t thirty. =
said the clerk. Nope" answered
our friend, this is four hundred
and fifteen
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
The
COLORADO POWE]
Company

Mike Moscript was a George
town visitor Monday.
The Shakespeare club will meet
with Miss Margaret Coffman,
Tuesday evering January 9
"The Turmoil" will be publish
ed in the Slftings as serial First
lnstallment next week
The city Jail has been declared
unclean, and the public building
committee of the city council has
been requested to place it in a
sanitary condition-clean enough
even for confining an elk killer.
The owners of the building ON
Miner street occupied by the
Angelus diniI G room, have ordered
the smooth iron trap door in the
sidewalk replaced by something
safe for pedestrians.
Don J. Mcdonald left for Denver
last Tuesday to assume his duties
as representative for Clear Greek
county in the 2lst general assembly.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
SICK WIFE'S STORY SUR
PRlSES IDAHO SPRINGS

The following mas surprised Idaho
Springs: A business mans wife suffered
from dyspepsia and constipation for
years. Although she dieted she was so
SPOONFUL buckthorn bark, glycerine,
etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka relieved
her INSTANTLY. Because Adler-i-ka
empties BOTH large and small intes-
tines it relieves ANY CASE c-nstipa-
ton, sour stomach or gas and prevents
appendicitis. 1t has QUICKEST action
of anything we ever sold. H. A.
Elliott adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
II. O. Allen, Dentist.

II. " Alien, DENTIST.
Happy New Year if you start il
right by getting a new suit from
Johnson the Tailor.
Henry and Phillips Merry
motored 70 Denver Tuesday
Fred Robinson is visiting at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Rens
Schirmer.
Ton Clark, Jack Straub and
Dewey Clark took in the George
town dance Monday night.
c. l. Alexander of Alice and his
brother DR.. Alexander of Castle
Rock, were in the city Tuesday.
Misses Gladys Oliver and Heather
Hill We're the guests OF Mrs. Charles
Brandstelter for the big New
Years dance given blythe George
town fremen.
Mrs. Joseph Carr, who for the
past three months has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Merry.
left Thursday for her home in
Dayton. Ohio.
Orvil.e Taylor, assistant cashier
of the Merchants and Miners
National bank, has been confined
TO his houe the greater part of
the week with a severe attack Of
the grippe
H. B. Stratton, proprietor OF the
Idaho Springs laundry, while
making some repairs in his es-
tablishment last ednesday. slip
ped and fell from a step ladder.
striking his right shoulder OIL The
cement floor. While no bones
were broken. the injury is very
painful and is being watched
closely by DR.. Fraser.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
Presbyterian Church

Rev. Leonard V. c. Mytton, Pastor
10 a. m.-Sunday school.
II a. m.-Service with sermon
by the pastor: The Start and
the Finish
$50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
The young peoples service.
7:3O p. m.-Service with sermon
by the pastor. Gods Second
Question
7:3O p. N. Thursday-Prayer-
meeting.
Visitors are cordially invited to
all services.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
You Can't Blame Him

"There ought to be only one
head to any family" shouted an
orator.
That's true" replied married.
looking man in the audience.
You agree with me?o" shouted
the speaker.
Il do, replied the married look
ing man. ''Pve just paid for hats
for nine daughters"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05

/ Herbert Johnson was a business
visitor in Georgetown Wednesday
| W. G. Harper, superintendent of
the Yukon mines at Alice, was a
visitor in this city for a few hours
the first of the week.
Chris Stangier aud associates
have resumed work on the Pine
| Tree mine on the Hall ranch. after
a tenn porary suspension during the
holidays.
DR.. j. c. Woodward of Payette,
Idaho, is visiting old time friends
IN this city this week. The doctor
was a resident of this city aud
Lawson in his younger days.
We always welcome letters from
our foreign subscribers-from men
and women who once lived in this
community and now reside in dis
taut states. Sit down, sometime,
and tell Us about your new location
The various school buildings of
the district, after standing lifeless
during the holiday vacation. again
seem animated with their groups
of bright-eyed, red checked pupils
and teachers.
A writer in one of the city papers
suggests that one week in each
year be observed as Take Back
the Book You Borrowed week.
If this suggestion were carried out
here, we imagine some OF our men
and women would look like a kid
on the opening day of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. johnson en-
joyed visit during the holidays
from their daughter, Mr.. W. R.
West, of Sinla, Colo, where Mr..
West is principal of the high school.
For the first few days of the visit,
Mrs. West was accompanied by
Miss NJ. Mccartney, who is the
new superintendent Of schools in
Ebert county.
Thomas S Richards has been
busy for the past m month doing the
annual assessment work on the
group of mining claims located a
short distance up Virginia canyon,
and owned by himself and John
". Smith of Dumont The prin-
cipal part of the work is being
done on the claim across the canyon
from the Treasure Vault mine and
supposed to be the western ex-
tension of this famous old vein that
has produced some Of the richest
gold ore ever found in the district.
The boys have a very promising
group of claims in a good lacation
and with a reasonable amount of
development they should be a
winner.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
Sunday Services At
The Methodist Church

Sunday School at 10 q. IN.
Morning worship at II. Sermon
by the new pastor, Rev. Benjamin
Eitelgeorge.
Evening worship at 7:3O, with
sermon by the pastor.
Special music by the choir at
both services. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to everybody.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
Advertised Letter List
Idaho Springs, Colo.

Idaho Springs, Colo,
Jan. ), 1917.
The following letters remain un.
called for at this office:
Fred l.. Crowell, Mrs. John
Lumley.
MAILS CLOSE
Going East 7:oe am, West 1000 N
Going East 5:o9 IN 500 p m
O. N. MARIHUGH. Postmaster.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05

+ he enters the work filled with en-
thusiasm and considers the out
look for church work here more
promising than in most mining
camps
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bush were
visitors to the valley the first of
/ the week.
Father II. R. McCabe and D. j
Donnelly mo,ored up to George
town ednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. job c. Hull were
visitors in Denver for few davs
this week.
Miss Honor Plummer spent
several days in Denver during the
past week.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will bold home cooked food sale
at the Woodward Tavern. Wednes-
day, February IA.
Ben T. Owen and W. B. Ritter
were among the home people who
transacted business in the capital
city this week.
John Stasney. who has been en-
ployed on the Standard mine for
several months, went down to his
ranch near Littleton Friday.
Mrs. John Lizotte and daughters
Alice and Evelyn visited during
the week with the family of Mrs.
Della Dumont.
Mrs. Walter Cooper returned
home the first of the week. after
spending the HOLIDAYS with friends
and relatives in Denver.
Miss Alva Holmberg, who spert
the holidays at tire home of Mrs. |
L. G. Peterson, left for Soda
Springs, Idaho. Tuesday morning
Albert Noxon of Boulder is
spending part OF his winter va
cation here visiting relatives and |
old school chums of former days. !
Andrew Anderson, formerly of |
this city but now engaged in min
ing in Boulder county, was visiting
his old friends and associates here
the first of the week.
S. D. Shaffer came up from Dem
yer Saturday and is spending
few days this week with his son,
W. l.. Shaft er, and other relatives
and old friends.
Edmund Johnson, former mar
shal of this city, bat now deputy |
fish aud game warden with head |
quarters in Denver, was in the |
city Wednesday on official business.
E. r. Wiley came down from
the Daily district the first of the
week TO see what live up-so-date
community looks like and to get |
acquainted with his old friends.
Mrs. Edith Horton and her
daughter Mrs. Eileen Brown re-
turned home Tuesday evening after
pleasantly spending the holidays
with friends in Kansas CITY. Mo.
A small blaze which might have
terminated in disastrous fire. due,
it is said, to an improperly con-
structed ash pit, called out the
fire department about II o'clock
New Years morning. Luckily the
fire was extinguished with but
slight damage
Rev. Father H. R. McCabe was
the host OF very pleasant little
parry Thursday evening at the res
idence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Schweigert in honor of the choir
OF ST. Paul's church. Card games
and dancing were the special
features OF the evening and
splendid repast was served and all
went merry as wedding bell.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schweigert, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. n. Marihugh, Arthur Keer. and
the Misses Catherine McCabe,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
DENTIST

DR.. W. 7. Cam over Merchants and
Miners National bank.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-01-05
New Pastor Now
In Charge of Work

Rev. Benjamin Eitelgeorge is
the newly appointed pastor of the
Methodist church, succeeding Rev.
w. B. Read, who left recently for
Arizona in search OF health.
Rev. Eitelgeorge was for three
years pastor of the church at Aspen
in this state. but comes to Idaho
Springs from Boston where he
was attending theological school.
He enters the work filed with en-
thusiasm and considers the out
look for church work here more
promising than in most mining
camps.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-04-24
FURNITURE WITH LIGHTS.

One of the largest experiments in
household furnishings is electrically
equipped furniture. A well-known
author once furnished a house with
chairs that played tunes when you
sat on them, but the new furniture
does not offer anything more startling
than lighting fixtures. 1t is said Of
most people that their ideas of where
their furniture should be placed did
not coincide with those of the archi
tect. No matter where a man want
ed his writing desk to go, he had to
consider the position of his lighting
fixtures. Now the electrical applt-
ance men and the furniture manufac'
turers are combining on a new line
of furniture, carrying it's own lighting
fixtures, which may be connected al
the nearest socket, or by tapping a
wire.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-04-24
TOBACCO TAX WILL WORK
HARDSHIPS ON USERS

If Congress passes the proposed ad
ditional tax on tobacco products smok
ers and chewers of the weed will
find themselves confronted by the
highest prices and the smallest pack
age ever known in this country
Gerson j. Brown, President of the
J. B. Moos Company, Cincinnati, one
of the largest cigar, tobacco and CT
gazette jobbing concerns in the Unit
ed States, says if Congress passes the
bill now pending the tax imposed will
eliminate completely from the market
what is known as scrap tobacco in
five-cent packages. Any scraps sold
will be placed in ten-cent packages,
he says.
The largest manufacturers of scrap
tobacco in the world are located
within the Cincinnati Internal Reve-
nue. District, and, it is said more
scrap tobacco is sold in this section
of the country than anywhere in the
world; also, the sale of scrap in this
section exceeds the combined sales of
plug and other chewing tobaccos.