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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-21

Der ShlIiSocrllitc ltctig obnehmc.
Gic %crIentllngeu burh llntcrlee.
bnotc uerrln9crtcn lid onbulteno,
pnbrcn0 ocr Jtcubml an Shiiicn
ltctg 6llncbmc. Gic 3obI Der &cr.
lcntllngcn bon Sor,hbopten mebrC
lid oMlern0. Sbmobl Die SanoCI3.
Sonnogc I'M 20 Ero5ent re0u;irt
moroen, lei Scr Gcrlult bon Smpor.
ten i'm &croleib jltm leBten Sabre
nlrr IcdS Ero5cnt 9clueien. Die Ser,
lutte an Shiiicn, 70 betonte 2lopo
@corgc, icien tboti0hlib rm Sun.
ocrttolllcnoc bon Sonnen geringer,
olS ct in lcinem GoronIhlo9 i'm leb.
ten slu9uit geidobt bate.
" mcrifnS Gintritt in oen
Gricg.
Ger Gintritt ?lmeritus in Die 8clt.
Folitif ici cin Grei9niB, 10 iiibrte Der
Heoner aus, COS IN Der 3utllnit cine
aemoltiGc @irfltng GuBern miiroe.
Gic3 9cItc oub lilr Oic GtubIirung
oeS ,Snternotionolen Gon5ils in
SerloillcS.
: ic II d h ten Wi ionotc ernlt.
Gic nodlten ponr Wionote, 10
iilbrtc Der Heoncr mcitcr aus, mir.
ocn lebr ollIreibcnbc iein oo cine
groBc Maht aus oenl ariege ol,sge.
ldicocn ci. lmo cinc onOere nod
nld)t polltonlnlcn ibrcn Gintritt IN
ocn aricg ourdgciilbrt bobe.
: / c u q brrlngSm ittcl gage
&on ocln NobrlngSniittelsE
Iprcdeno, iogtc Der Eremier, ooB
5nei llmltGnbc beionocrS 81 Dem
Grnlt Der Sitllotion bcigctrogen bat.
ten - nanllid Der llmltono, oaB fei.
nc Wiargorine uno Butter BON Sol.
lono uno GGncnorf erb6ltlid gelpc.
len iei lno 5lueitenS Die 5botind)c,
ooB Gnglono gc5lulngen geweicn ici
SpIcr 81 bringcn, INN Dem Wongcl
Ieiner 9llliirten ob5ubelicn.
2onf Der 9lnltrengungcn oe5 Nob.
rlingsmitteI Gontrolenrs made iit,
iebodl in oen Gerb1ltniiien, lpelhc in
ocn lcbten Togen 9eiorgllis erregt
b1tten cine gciicrung iiiblbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-21
Mnitc gibcrtp.Spnbs fanicr.

atonfato, Wtinn., 90. Ges. -
Die Grtldrl,na oob Die Ser. Staoten
ebcnio out unter Der Hceierilng oes
aaiiers icil tonnten ols ibrcr cige.
nen iiibrte oic GerDuitl,ng ocs 5ranf
). Yuid, cincS Gngros. @roccrs, iln.
ter Der anihulOigung bcrbci Der.
ratbcriihr gcnerfllngen geniadt 5ll
babcn. Gr crfldrte ocm Tihter Com.
itodt es tbuc linn lcio, rno ouf ocil
Gorid,loa bcs gidtcrs bin fauitc CT
fir $1,000 2ibertp. .Yonbs, Iteuertc
500 gum &otbcnareu5e- bel uno jc
$50 6cn Golllmbus.9iittern uno bent
.Gbriitlidcn @crcin jlinger WlGn'
ncr". Gom itraftc i'm bcr Midter
Ium $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-21
Writiid,c &erlnItc.

2ono IN, 30. 0c5cmbcr. - 8ri-
tildc Scrlllltc, bic in Der nit Dem
bentl9cn Gage cnocnocn gBohc &c
meloct murocn, bctrltgen in8qeiommt
1876 Sfii5ierc unO Soloootcn, nie
iolgt: Sfii5icre gctOotct oocr ibrcli
Mulocn crlc9cn 331, Solootcll
31Sl; Siii5icrc perpunort ooer Der
miBt 1899, Solooten 13,425.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-21
pur6 Ru6lanos
pfrmittluaa.
Trichensbori9lag bcr
GcntraIma9tc.
0Siro AT ane 6risgfiibz
renben gerid)tet.

Gie GcntrolmGcbtc nod Otclounocn
aus GCtcr$blr9 bcrCit, 0uS Vrin.
sip Seine 9lnncrioncn ruo fcinc
Gntld1OiQungcn" ais @oliS Der
6ricOcn5 observation-disclosures ST
dcccptlrcn. - 9tuBlono loa bic
9llliirtcn bc5ilglicb ibrer Stcaung
olSbOrhcn.
Fetcr SburM 10. Gc5cmbcr.
- 9a6 ErcBbcribtcn lit 9tublano
bon ocn GcntralmGdtcu IN &cnntniB
gclcBt porOcn, 0oB biclclbcn bcoblb.
tigcn, Den 9llliirtcn 6ricocn2porihlG
&c 5ll mohcn.
Giclc WfCl0ung miro IN Der
vGpcninN Eoit" ucr0iicntliht, lucl6c
bcla9t, ooB Die Ncpr0ientontcn Ger
Gcntrolnlodtc oltf Der crItcn porl0u.
'igen ,Sric0cn5- -Gonleren5 nit ocn
0iulicnL bic Gcitern abgcboltcn purOc,
ontilnoigten ooB ibrc 9ic9icrllngcn
beabIlbtigtcn, Die ,Srage ocs 5ricocns
oaea GV'0btcn por5ulegen, uno onB
lic ibre Scrbiinoctcn criu6t bGttcn
glclbcrpeilc 81 bnnocln. 9fuBluno
puroe erlubt, glci6c S6rittc SIT
tbun. Gs miro ertldrt, ouB Die 9ilti.
len NIT ullen Wtitteln pcriu6cn, oic
Iaiirten uls5uborhen.
3ie vGpenin9 Eoit" ioot, oic 0cltt
iGcn bubcn 0aS @olIbcpitisSnupt
Quortler oIIi}icu IN aclntniB gcIebt,
Dob bic Gentralm1htc bcrcit linO,
6rieoens arrangements nui Der go
lis Seine glnncrioncn lno fcinc
Gntlhooiglrngen" IN Grmdglm9 5u
iieben; lic bobcn babel obcr crflGrt,
DOB 'relc SelbItbcltinlnllng Ger Na.
tionen proftii6 unbur6iiibrbor iei.
Die Gcrtreter Der Gcntrolm0d)te
ln1ornllrten Ole 9illlicn, 0nB tic bcrcit
Ieicn 6ricoens Sorbeoinglngcn III
belprehcn, onB lic abcr 5u luiiien
milni6tell luo5 ooS 9iciultut Der Ne.
mibungen HuBlnn65 9cmcien lei, oic
Nllllrten 5ur Sbeilnnbme an Den Der.
bonolrn9en 5ll uernnlaIicn.
Glc 9clltlden iparen scr g(nii6t,
oaB Elm rullil6cr @aiicnitilitono oic
onocren 5rontcn bcciniIlllen fonntc.
Gic critic Gonlcren5 mar leoigli6
Der Gisfulion Der 6ro9c gepi0mct,
mcr an Den observation-disclosures tbcil.
nebncn milr0c.
Huiiti de . OF DAFT in II II.
fcnntniB BON 6cn Scr
ban D ungc
Y a \ ington, 20. Gc5embcr.
r. 9ic rllliibc Votiholt bate bcutc
fcncrlei yiubri6t Don ocm Sort.
idrtt Der Observation-Disclosures
jpilhen ocn 9olibcuifi uno Den Gen.
tralnlohtcn imo etnuige Ncridte,
Die Der nmcritnnii6cn 9lcgicrung
ourG 9otldaItcr 6rancia 5u9i19cn
lpltr0en nidt 6efunnt gcgcben.
Iie in oen No6rihtcn ans lSctcrS.
burg beibriebcncn Shrittc mcrocn in
bieljgcn Oiplonutii6en areilcn als
Der geIobrlibltc &criud angeieben
oen Ole Gentralmd6tc bisbcr gemo6t
baben, IN Die entente 3mietrad)t bin-
cinjutrogcn uno Oicielbe 81 iblpd-
den.
IS miro geglaltbt oaB oas 9ln.
crbieten, Die rlliliden 8coingungen
bejilgli6 .acinc 9lnnerioncn uno fci.
ne eiltidaoigungen" an5lnebmcn,
nibt ebrlid gelneint lit uno iilr bcn
einiigen 3lued gemodt uuroc, I'M
Die gan5c 6rngc oui's 5opet 5r brin.
gen nno GuBlnnb bel cincm Blanc ~,
benliten, Der periuht, Die glaiirten
Mublonos 5u 5luingcn, nn Den Inter.
banolungen tbeil5unebmcn.
IS ucrlautete bier, OaB oie YoIibe.
pifi.Hegierung in Seriolg Der slnre.
giing Der ociltihen Yeuoqmdhtisten
cs iibernommen bat, nidt allcin Mub-
lambs Auiirtc, ionocrn aud bic amc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-12-21
Gnglauos
Aritgs}itlt.
Gon VloDh 0eorgc be-
ipro9en.
2Sieocrbc ritellun9 ernbers
ten Scrritpricn perlauat

ten Scrritoriem uerlaugt
Gbcnlo Gntlh1oigu1q. - @criilgune
ilbcr ocutihc aolonicn iun SSric.
0cn8.G .GongrcB iibcrlollcn ncrocn.
- Der britilhc Yrcmicr crtlGrt,
bnB be5iielidl Der milit1riibcn
2ugc oic poiIll,ngen Der 9laiir.
ten niht criiiat murocn. - Sub,
Marine @efobr i'm 9Ibnebmen.
2onoon 20. Gcj - &n elmer
Hc0c int llntcrbulc perlongtc Iopio
Slono George, Scr britildc Ercmicr-
miniItcr, III @r0ltcrlmg 0cr arcg9'
/ 6lelc ocr 9lIliirtCn polltonncnc Q8ics
0crbcrltcllun1 Scr pom Gcir6c &C.
nonllnencn SCrritoricn ncbit Gntld0
bi0ung.
Mas 0ic 8crlilDlnA ilbcr 0ic oellt'
ldcn &olonicn anbctrellc, 10 niilc
! oiclc Srugc 6ltrh 0cn ,SricbcuS.Gon.
grcb crlcbigt mcroen. Gic fiinitigcn
Sitter oicler Sul6cr 10 ingtc CT. lnilBs
ten oic 8ciilbIc Ocr S0ItCr lclblt DC
rilfiid)tigcn
Ter Ercnlicr bctontc, cine 2lgn Der
| 9tntionen, in mcldCr Icutldl1no
ollrh eincn trllrnpbircnOcn WiiIito.
ri9nntS ocrtrctcn icin piiroc, pilroc
cine Sorcc lcin.
@roBbritonnien ici nift in ocn
&ricg cingctretcn. lInt 0n9 5crrito.
rilm ir9cn6 elmer nn0ercn Mindlt I'M
ollh MIR cine 2)ar0 III pcrAroBcrn
lonbern neil c5 geNInubt bubc. OoB
BroBbrItunnicn'S Gbrc, 0ic Groge
Der Glnlollng erncS pcrplonOcten
@ortea, ulli ocm Spicle itcbc.
! Gte militdrilhc gage.
9e5ii9licb Der militdriibcn Gage.
10 erhdrtc Der Yrenlier, iei eS nub,
los, Dor6ugeben, boB Die Soiin'ngcn,
Die oc 9lllilrtcn lib gcmaht botten
crIilllt morocn leien. Gr iiibrte bic
Snttaulhung nltI Den ruiiilhcn 3ll.
lonrlenbrlb 5llriid.
Nenn Die rriliide 9lrmee Die Gr.
portun9en ibrer Generate eriiiQt bo.
4, ben luilroe, 6om ipilrbc I'M bieic 3eit
Der Stolj Der oeltihen Wtilitdrmoht
polllg geoeniltbigt gencIcn iein.
Sm gan6cn, 10 illbr Der Rrcmicr
iort, bobe Der brtilbe 5elo5ug nift
ooS crreld)t moS man erboilt bate,
ober c3 icicn nilitdriihe Grlolgc IN
Naldltlno erltritten morocn, ucldc
! cine oouernoe Birtling alf Die NeIt,
Geididtc bobcn miiroer. Serriolcn,
10 betontc CT, peroc niemols mie0er
ocn lilrfen il6erlaiicn lueroen.
5mmcrbin b0tten Die 9cuti6en
MIR einen Grfolg er5ielt, nno Der ici
olti lle6errol6ung 5llrilf5uiiibrcn,
llno oielcr mcroc iebt elmer llntcrilth'
lng lrnter5osen. Die Ocutihcn bat
Ten 100000 @eiangene, lpcrt6ooac
Stcllungcn rno Sunoertc bon 8c.
ihiibcn ucrlorcn.
9tuhocm cr bon 0cn itulieuiihcn
.Vtibcr'olgcn gciprofcn, Iogte Der
Frcnlter, e5 Dllroc rotbmcnoig lucrs
ocn, ooB @roBbritannicn nod gr0.
Bcrc SpIcr I'M fommenocn Sabre
brin9en ntiiiic, I'M feline armcc IL
bcrlt1rfen. Is milroe nDtbig pcr.
ben, Die StGrfc Der Jtdtion an Monn.
i6oiten ooourb ~ erbobcn, ooB
WiGnner in Den 3ienlt ecruien mir.
Den, uelhc jebt oienitirei 9clnnht
iuorocn ieen.
MoS Ole britii1cn 8crlllitc ongcbc,
10 icien bieielben nibt mebr ais ein
Sertel ooer ein 5iinitcl bcrcr ocr
Teutihen.
Gcutidlano, Seiterreib llngnrn
lno ibren 8erbilnoeten gegenibcr
iteben jcst Heieruen unb Momidoi.
ten Die mebr ais 6oppelt 10 eroB
ieien als bic Der tei,toniihen Verbiir.
oeten.
Die g difis Situation.
Ter Yremicr erfldrtc, oab Die Natc
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
CANON RESIDENT FOR IS 9
YEARS DIED MONDAY

Richard Anderson. colored. for sew.
earl years janitor and fireman at the
Record building and other business
properties on Main street, died at thu
county hospital about 9 o'clock Mon
day night from complication OF dis
eases after lingering illness. De-
ceased was about seventyfve years
of age and leaves wife and daughter
residing at 1101 River street.
Mr.. Anderson was born in lafayette
county. Missouri, and was slave un-
til freedom was given to the colored
race by President Lincoln during the
Cival war. He was an honest inof-
fensive man and was liked by al, who
knew him. He had lived in Canon
City for twenty years or more.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
MRS. LOIS ALLEN BUYS
THE SKYLINE PAVILION

Mrs. Lois Allen of the Fremont
Leader has purchased the skyline
pavilion from Allen Bowen and the
concession privileges connected with
II anu mas piac-u Dvf
Alien. in charge of the property. The
transfer OF ownership took place a
week ago and the pavilion is now be-
ing conducted under the new man
ment. Mr.. Bowen will remove to
Denver where he will engage in the
business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
MOUNTAIN LION SEEN NEAR
CANON CITY BY.TOURISTS

A mountain lion was seen recently
near the Canon City road in the mouth
of Rock Creek. by party of tourists
who were making the Canon City trip
in automobiles. The animal was ap-
parently dazed by the bright glare of
the automobile headlights and stood
motionless at one side of the road
while the party drove past Several
colts and other livestock have been
killed in the vicinity recently and
farmers in the community are certain
the animals were killed by the noun
tain llon.-Coiorado Springs Gazette.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
CANON CITY PEOPLE RETURN
HOME FROM FISHING TRIP

DIR. and Mrs. s. f. Lane and family
returned home Monday afternoon
from three weeks camping and FISH
ing outing on Taylor river. Ave OF six
miles above Aimont They report a
peasant time with considerable sue
cess in fishing. Altho frequent rains
and consequent muddy condition OF
the river prevailed during the earlier
part of their stay on the western
slope conditions subsequently i'm.
proved and fishing was unusually
good. The Lanes broke camp last
Saturday and motored to Saiida and
Buena Vista: spending Sunday at the
latter place. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Tag.
CART. whn accompanied the Lanes on
the outward trip. returned TO Canon
City week or ten days ago.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
MANY CANON YOUN6 MEN
GET ARMY PROMOTIONS

or late many of the members Of
Company c, First Colorado Infantry.
who left here little over year ago
for the Mexican border and have been
in federal service continually since
leaving here. have received promo
tons.
Sergeant Hans Stockder the other
day was appointed second lieutenant
Of connany G hy General Baldwin Z
Hans is thoro solder and since join
Ing Company c. has made commend
able record.
Sergeant Bert Thomas. also of Com
pany C, has been boosted to second
lieutenant OF Company A.. Captain
Doke's company Bert is another real
soldier who got his early military
training in the high school.
Second Lieutenant Charles Norman.
who Is considered one of the very best
drin masters in the First Colorado In
fantry has been promoted TO firstS
lieutenant Of Company G, First Colo
rado Infantry.
OF the original company OF 70 that
left here year ago approximately rs
are stfi in the organization. the rest
having been discharged because Of
dependencies or for physical disabil-
ity. With the coming OF the new draft
army and the filling up OF the ranks OF
C company to full war strength. prac-
ticaliy every one of The Canon City
boys connected with the organization
will be given non-couimissioned Of
fees. and many OF them have already
or will soon receive commissions.
Sergeant Frank Heilman. Corporal
C. Z. Lauterbach and Clyde Hyssong
are now at Fort Riley in the officers
training school and no doubt win re-
ceive commissions.
Park Rarsda;e is now n first lieu
tenant in the Second Colorado in-s
fantry and Walter Kcarny Is quarter
master sergeant OF Company +. in the
same organization.
Top Sergeant Walter Fulserson. Is
first sergeant or Company .. 18th.
Provisional officers training school. at
Fort Riley. This Is the crack outfit at
fhe For; and on the Fourth Of July IL
took all OF the honors mt drill. Ser
reant FuIkcrson will undoubtedly be
commissioned captain In the new Ma
tionai army.
Some time ago prs, lieutenant T.
d Harris vas commissioned captain
OF the supply company OF the First
Colorado infantry.
AL together IL can be said that
Canon City will have as many. II not
more. commissioned and non-comm's-
stoned officers in the array than she
Will have pr,vates. The showing Of
the boys Is excellent indeed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
MANY CLAIMS FOR
EXEMPTION ARE Flied

Up 10 II so O'Clock this morning los
OF the young men caEed by the select
i've draft to represent Fremont county
in the new national army had received
their physical examinations at the
hands of the local board Of exemp-
tions. The remaining thirty.hve.
which will complete the first and sec
ond lists drawn from which 10 obtain
the county's quota. are expected TO be
examined before the adjournment OF
the board this afternoon.
All of the men examined here are
privileged under the law TO hie n
claim for discharge from the draft.
whether physically liable for military
duty or not. with the secretary Of the
board OF exemptions. provided they do
so before O'Clock this evening. -rhey
will then be given ten days In which
their claim for such discharge. II WAS
stated in these columns on Monday
that only three days would be permit
ter In which 10 establish these claims.
but a different Interpretation of the
law by the board OF exemption cx.
tends the time until August 18th.
A very large majority OF the men
who have been examined here for
army service during the last two days
have filed their claims for discharge
with the secretary OF the board. Just
what proportion of them will ask to
be relieved from the possibility of
fighting with the colors is not known
at this time. but is believed viii run
as high as seventy-fvs or eighty per
cent. Nearly n hundred claims for
exemption had been ficd at noon to-
day. 1t viii be a difficult matter in
many instances. at least. for the pc.
titioner to establish the Justice and
validity OF his claims for discharge.
These matters will be passed on by
the district board of exemptions.
Practically all OF the registranis =
summoned to appear for examination
presented themselves to the board.
The only exceptions were hve or SIX
Mexicans. who left the country soon
after the publication OF the seiective
draft list couple of weeks ago.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
CITY COUNCIL TRAsSACTS
BUSINESS MONDAY NIGHT

At the regular meeting Of the city
council Monday night a caununica-
ton was read fIom the secistlry OF
The Workingmen'. Compensation COM
mission calling at. ent,on to the .acl
= al hereafter all city employees must
be insured against accident with the
state, instead of by private co-ic,s
tions, or by i'iividual insurers. Here.
tofore it has been permissible under
for municipalities 10 insure their en-
TO- municipa'h' :. 10 insure their EN-
ployes with such indemnifying COM
panies as they might select for the
purpose. The premiums required by
the state are practically the same as
those demanded by the better class
of insurance-companies
request was made of the city
council Monday night by Al II B.gen
to be permitted u assign his pavilion
lease and concessions on the Skyline
drive TO Mrs. Lois Allen. The appli-
cation was granted.
The matter of employing an engi-
neer with view of improving the ef-
ficiency OF the filtration basins OF the
waterworks system was taken up for
consideration and was discussed at
'ome length. On motion the propo-
sition was referred 10 the memb rs
of the water committee with power
TO act.
The matter of the construction OF q
roadway from the picnic grounds At
the top of the Royal Gorge to the
spring. or well. from which visitors
there may obtain supply of water,
was presented to the council for dis.
cussion Monday night and referred to
the committed on parks and drives
with authority to act. II the supply
OF water is deemed adequate to justify
II the well and the conditions sur.
rounding It will also be improved.
The mouth. or outlet. OF the city
sewer at Vine street and the Arkan-
sas river having become checked by
mud and other debris the council in
stucteu tne sewer committee TO take
such steps as were necessary TO re-
move the obstruction. Considerable
trouble is experienced from time 10
time by the formation OF mud banks
and sandbars by the current of the
river directly in front Of the sewer
outlet
The regular monthly reports OF the
city officers were read and ordered
placed on file. Bills aggregating about
$500 for current expenses were re
ported by the finance committee and
ordered pad.
All members OF the council were
present Monday night except Alder
man Grant Dickinson.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
2NO COLORADO REGIMENT
RECOGNIZED BY GOVERNMENT

The Second Regiment OF the Colo
rado National guard was recognized
by the War department on Monday
and was mustered into the federal
service at Camp Gunter. Pueblo.
With the taking over by the gov
ernment of the First and Second regi.
ments Adjt. Gen. Baldwin is rushing
plans for the completion Of the Third
regiment of guards TO be used In home
guard duty.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
BOARD OF EXEMPTIONS
COMPLETES EXAMINATIONS

The local board OF exemptions com
Heted the examination Of the i40 reg
istrants drawn in the first two lists
out Of which TO obtain Fremont coun-
tvs quota of thirty-6ve men for the
new national army about 4 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon
The examinations We're conducted
in the presence Of all of the members
of the board and We're in all respects
similar 10 those long required by the
government for admission to the reg
ular military establishment
The Lpard which consisted of Sher-
if w. H. Newcomb. County Clerk
C. A. Linkins and DR.. c. r. Wilkinson.
county physician. was assisted in it's
work by DIR. E. c. Webb. All per
formed their services without pay.
out of the one hundred and forty
men examined thirty-seven were
found to be physically disqualified for
performance of military service and
were dismissed. One hundred and
three me: all of the tests TO which
they were subjected and are military
eligibles so far as physical require
ments are concerned. altho many of
hem will doubtless be exempted from
such duty on other grounds.
Lists Of both those who passed the
physical examinations and those who
failed in the tests We're posted this
morning at the door of the treasurer's
office in the court house where they
may be inspected by the public. Those
who failed TO meet the demands of
the examination will be given a little
bronze button by the government to
be worn in the lapel OF the coat. The
button bears on its face raised
shield OF the United States with the
word. Exempt above IL and below
the iniials, ~. s."
The greater part OF the one hundred
and three possible military eIigibles
have fled claims Of discharge from
liability TO army conscription with
the secretary of the board in the
county clerks office The law permits
them seven days in which to file these
claims and ten days thereafter in
which to submit their proofs in sup
port Of such claims.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
MONTANA MAN BUYS
HOME IN CANON CITY

w. II. Hopkins has purchased the
home of w. c. Huntoon at lls N. 18th
street.
Mr.. Hopkins recently came to Can
ON City from Montana. He viii, 20
back to Montana soon 10 dispose Of
his interests there. Mr.. Hopkins has
lived at 7al College but is moving into
his new home. He now hss one Of
the incest homes in Canon City and
viii settle down 70 enjoy It.
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INSTITUTIONS
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institution was department of Ment-
al Science to which might be referred
those cases of imaginary disease
which are so troublesome TO all ply
sicians Ny friend said he would take
the suggestions under advisement and
refer them to the next staff meeting.
I am rather expecting to receive soon
handsome medal as a reward for
proposing these startling innovations.
wg~
Here is something ] learned in
Rochester. The profession of medi-
cine is not over-crowded these days
and there is grave danger of dearth
of doctors soon. In recent years the
medical schools have been greatly re-
duced. In past years there have been
as many as $50 but now there are
only about as medical schools. The
cotege courses have been heightened
ny year or Two. Colleges Formerly
turned out about 5000 graduates a
year but are turning out only about
$500 year now. There are at present
about 143, 900 physicians in this coun-
try. The war will soon take away
10000 of these.
In Europe practically all the able
bodied physicians have been called to
the front. Havre. France. city of
l20,UOO people Tor instance, mas only
II physicians at home and on the job
and they are old men. This country
may soon see time when physician
may be hard to find
y y y
Rochester is 6ne little city of
about 1900 people. in the heart of
rich farming section. II has many
beautiful homes. paved streets and a
fine large city park. There are sew
eral excellent hotels and many or
dinary hotels and boarding houses.
Rochester is not on any main line of
railroad and you will probably never
see the town unless you go TO the
Mayo Clinic. Few people do.
In business way the town Is four
or six times as good as Canon City.
II has two evening newspapers, good
country dailies. but neither in any
way better than the Canon City Rec
ord, in some ways not SO ente-.: s
ing.
G., U, II,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09
TAKEN TO sAL,oA FOR BURIAL

The remains OF the late Mrs. Phil
inda White. who died at 307 River
street Tuesday morning from paraiy-
sis. we're taken to salida this after
non for burial. The deceased was
aged seventy-two years. four months
and twenty-three Gays. She was q
native Of the state Of New York Two
daughters. both residents Of salida,
were with her when she died.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-09

Read the Want Ads. Something
new every day. Buy or sell thru this
department Of The Record. Sell o.
your surplus furniture. stoves not in
use. and anything. A Record For
Sale ad will always sell milk COW.
II will sometimes sell house and
lot. A Tcr Rent I'd win often rent
your room or house. II win nearly
Always rsnt . Furnished Houss. s.-adv.