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EIESTA PATRIOIiCA EN- LA
ESCUELA JOHNSON

FL nr6yimo vierneS, d las ocno
media de Ia noche, tendra !ugar ell
n escuela johnson T. fiesta pa
7riatica cue ha sido crganiZada por
los p~rofesores del referido planted
5aio I'm cscogido programme llterario
: musica'.
La narte literaria estara 4 cargo
de los senores Juez Cluad J. Carter
,uien hablara en- inglcs y nuestro
compancro de Reduction GuiiierAo
Aguirre Y Fierro quien pronunciara
nm discurso en- cspa9oL Tam6le;.
hablaran ell nino William Dugat one
s eli mas pequeno de Ia escue!a'
durando so!amente euatrc minutes
en- su p~eroraci0n. asi como otros cua-
tro ninos Que d~esarollaran tamblen
sus temas en- el nismo cortO esPac'o
de tempo de cuatro minutes.
La narte musical esta a carga de.
Club eileen. el quc cubrira los inter
medios con cantcs ~patr6ticos Y popu'
lares.
La ent-ada es absolutamente gratis
y Sc invita- muy cordialmente 4 la Co.
icnia mexicana.
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1~ragicalnente rnurio un
milo, sobrino del Sr.
Ing. de Ia Fuente

Aver a las cuatro de la tarde ia
lleci6 a causa de un lamentable ac-
cidente ell joven David P5rez sobri-
llecio a causa de I'm lamentahle ac-
de la Fuente.
FL joven David. que contaba doce
amos de edad, Sc dir!gia en- bicicleta
a SUI casa en- los momentos Ell que.
por Ia esquina de las Gales San Pc
dro y Euclid, caminaba TN tranvia
que remolcaba a otros dos, y sin que
Sc sepa cuales fueron las causas que
determination el accidente, 10 cierto
es que e. j6ven Perez, que caminaba
en- ell mismo sentido que ell tranvia Y
muy proximo q la via, choc0 con 81
y habiendo perdido ell equilibrio fue
4 caer entire este V ell segundo ca
rro del convoy habiendo sido arras-
trado cast media cuadra hasta GIa e
motorista Sc do cuenta de que algo
anomal pasaba Y detuvo en- convoy.
FL cadaver fue trasladado desde
luego a la agencia de ;nhumacionee
Porter-Loring de donde part;ra e.
c~ortejo funebre, hoy, para despedirse
en- el Mission Burial Park.
Con motive de esta ~desgracia, n
casa del senior lngeniero de la Fuente
ma sido visitada por cast todas Il
amistades que han lido q testimoniar-
Ie Ia parte que torlan en- Ia pena que
afiige a toda la fami'ia.
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INFORMACLON LOCAL
Sc SICUEN NECESiTANDC ES-
TUDIANTES AVIADORES

Debido indudab' emcEte a que la
disposicion relativa a que scrlan ad-
mitadas en- las s]ecciones de aviaclon
todas les p fsonas que solicitaron es-
Ii liar esta rama lei c5crcito TO tuvo
tcda la publicidad que sc requerla,
muv escasas han sido la: soiicitudes
que con este ohjeto Sc han ~presrntado
/ las o%ficiras respectivas.
Con ia motive, cl Capt.
tan Jones. Encargado del Re
clutamiento de aviadoreS. hara un nue.
20 ,!amamicnto. anunciando que sc
nccesitan hombre= dc is a 30 amos
| para los C~uerpos de Avlaclon
V hombres de IS Il 10 amos
tamb;cn para ell servicio de globes
Ge observation.
Las solicitudes scran recibidas por
81 referido Captain Ell el Departa-
nento Aeronautico del Fuerte Sam
Houston. siendo liamados los asp'ran-
ties POGO tempo despu6s IL que layan
hecho su solicitud.
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Sc ENCUENTRA EN- 5. ANloNiO
UN REPUTADO MEDlCO
MEXICANO
y;ene : colsborar con 81 DIR. Urrutia,
quien tiene va con el TODD cl per-
sonal que tenia Ell Mexico

Aver lego a San Antonio, proce-
dente de la Ciudad de Mexico, el Sc
nor doctor don Tomas Casas, repu-
tado galeno mexicano CUE fue Ad-
min: strador del Hospital General d"
Mexico V durante diez amos estuvo
e~ncargado del Sanatorio del DR. Au,
yeliano Urrutia en- la misma Ciudad
dc Mexico.
Viene el doctor Casas a San An
tonic con e. objeto de colaborar en-
la labor que vine desempenando Ell
los Estados Unidcs G doctor Azure
liano Urrutia, para 10 cual tendra c!
c2racter de primer asiStente en- las
~operacione5.
Con el mismo senior doctor Casas
lego a esta ciudad el resto del per
sonal que Ell doctor Ur-ut.a tenia en-
su Sanatorio de Ia capital de Ia ks-
publica, dispuesto tambien dicho per
sonal 4 continuar ell a misma labor
II desempenaba en- Mexico.
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Registro Civil
NACIMIENTOS.

NACIMIENTos.
I'm nico del Senior Jose Prado y dc Ia Sc
nora SiSta Alaniz de Prado. en- Ia Gale In
do 3lS.
I'm nino del matrimonio Federico Garcia
y Maria Cara de Garcia. en- Medina sll.
MATRIMONIoS.
Luis Rocha y Rcfugio Torres.
DEFUNCIONES.
Cruz G. Soto. en- 405 S. Conchos.
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UN INcENDIo PRoDUJo GRAN
ALARMA

Tn incendio que Sc inicio Ell IL
BROKER Alley pa produjo una gran
a!arma aver en- la madrugada a eau
sa de que muy cerca de- lugar del 3
contecimiento SO ~enCuentran ma DO
decas de! Gobierno. En- un instan-
te numerosas maquinas del service
de bomberoS Y ~centenares de perso-
mas r sidentes en- la barriada llenaron
las GALES adyacentes, sofocandose e.
fuego a los pocos momentos de que
lego ell servicio respective.
Las causas del incendio no Sc han
descubierto Y las perdidas que pro-
Guio son de doscientos pesos.
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Sc REUNIRA HOY Ell CLUB
DE MAORES

Esta tarde. i las tres Y media. ten
dra verificativo en- Ia Escuela john
son la primera reunion del Club de
Madres del mencionado planted edu-
cativo.
En- esta junta las professors del
planted daran la bievenida a todas
las madreS Que tengan ninos edu-
candose en- dicha escueia. Como, a
demas, Sc trataran asuntcs de mucho
interes relaciona6os con los peque-
nos estudiantes, es possible que ocu-
IRA un gran numero de senoras a
ouienes Sc les sncarece 81 asistencia.
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IA PR,Ei..NTE>SAA

DLARIO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION
En- los Estates Unidos. MsIico, Canada
Cuba. Puerto Iico. Panama. , Las
isia7 F~ihpinas:
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Cruz G. Soto. en- 4O5 S. Conchos.
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yARIAS iNFRACCIONES CONTRA
Ell. TRAFICO

En- Ia n de aver fueron eN-
nuestos ante la Corte ~rcspcct'va Va
rios casos de infracion contra el he
rlamcnto dc Tri!ico a~pIicandose a
los cuIpab'cs las pcnas corresPon-
GieHtes.
La rolicia, tanto municipal como
ni,itar, tienc amp!ias instrucclones
para hacer o~bscrvaciones Y aun para
arrestar q tcdos los que dc cualquier
nanera infrinjan cl referido Regia-
nento y de una manera csnecla! a
los cue por las noches no l!eVen en-
cendidas las linternas de suS bicIcle-
tas, carros, coches 0 automovlies'
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ACCIDENTE EN- UNA ESCUELA

En- una de las escuelas situadas
en- Ia Gale Main, tuvo lugar aver
IN accidente. Uno de los ~educandos,
llamado Norvel Welch sc lastimo una
mano.
Ell pequeno estaba trabajando en-
una de las maquinarias del plantel
Y varias piezas lie ccgieron tres de-
dos. machucandoselos h~orriblemente.
Welch, que vive diez nillas afuera
de Ia ciudad, fue conducido Al hos
pital, habiendo tornado nota del aeon
tecimiento el policia Carpeton.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Miss Audwson. para coustruir un cuarto
en- 1862 Mohank St. DR.. J. W. johnson
para haccr reparaciones a la casa 1853 w.
Creigh. Jose Lopez. para mover Ia casa ST.
tuada en- li5s Ccutie. Miss Ida c. Muphy.
varias reparaciones Il Il casa 7i3 Elmira.
Fritz Neiderb. para construir una caba-
iicriza 1859 Burlesor. D.. Torres, para agre-
gar un cuarto a Ia casa 255 n. Laredo.
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TELEFONO TRAVIS. Gal;

LA pRENSh es Ell peri6dico meNicano d.
MAJOR circuaci6n en- os Estados Unidos. =
nor ir tanto el mejor para los snunciantes
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NIJEvo sECRETARIo DE POLICIA

En- virtud de que el senior John
C. Brown, quien hasta ell mlerco-
les estuvo desempe1ando el paesto de
Secretario de Policia, renuncio a su
cargo para darse de alta en- ell ejer-
cito. fue nomhrado en- s~ustituclon
suva 81 senior J. c. Nelson, Quian Sc
hizo cargo del empleo aver en- la ma
mana.
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UN AUToMOVIL DESPEDAZADO

In autom6vil cue aye" en- Ia ma
mana guiaban las senoritas 6. King
Y W. Apperson, iu- despcdazado de
toda su parte dcIantera por uno de
los tranvias que YaSaban por la e;-
quina de las GALES de EucIid Y Flores.
Las senoritas salieron ilcsas de- men
ciorado a~ccidente.
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APARECIO UN AUTOMOVIL

Aver en- la manana ell senior E. R.
Muenster conduio a la estaci6n CEN
trat de policia I'm automovil Ford
de cinco pasajeros, el cual reclama
desde hace tempo su propietario 81
senior Henry James, de Atascosa-
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MATRIMONlOS

Luis Rocha y RcfuGio Torres.
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GETTING READY FOR A
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

political nnit. After all. this IL the
only way oe making fair distribution
of these loans.
Mr. Eounsxe has the following 10
say regarding the next fIberiy Loan;
Every family IN Colorado should
buy and hold bonds Of the United
States government
The country must have money for
successful prosecution Of the war.
and the Government has decided 10
borrow money from the people and
pay 4, back with interest. rather than
resort to an entire taxation program.
-Coiorado'r share OF this coming
Third Liberty Loan bond issue mus
and will be ovcrsubscribed by the
loyal people In this state.
These bonds are the safest invest
mcnt in the world today. being backed
b the taxing power and resources OF
our entire nation Everyone's hand
and property Is part security for
these bonds.
The United States OF America will
repay. every cent Il borrows from the
people. and present quotations for
the bonds are very temporary. and
table to change at any time.
Buy and hold Government bonds
is the best advice at this time,
This is cverybody's war. and ev'
eryone must answer and do their full
share when our Country calls
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STORY NuMnER TMu.

A dou6is-actored biplane Of French
Aviation Squadron C-S5 had taken the
air piloted BY mere corporal and a
machinegun operator Their task was
to observe the fire of a battery and
regulate each shot OF the latter hy
wireless messages from their biplane.
Hardly had they begun their task
when they were attacked by a Fckker.
The one order which observation
asrplanes must observe regardless of
cost Is that no matter what happens
they must remain at their post OF
duty in the air and keep up the ser
vicc they are performing AZ long as
either tho pilot or the observer re-
mains alive.
The two men defended themselves
in their heavy btplAnc against the
speedy Fokkcr the best they could
In the beat OF the fight the bullets
from the Germans machincgun com
pletely severed the left foot OF tbs
corporal pt,otine the French machine
Masserips the pain, be snatched vi
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under the German heel.
There is no use blinking the fact
for minute longer: the whole thing
comes right down TO the question OF
bread and meat. and enough of IL.
II we send all that we raise abroad,
what shah we do here at home?
This Is the time to begin TO con
sider these things. We have been
blind and dull OF wit, and deaf and
Indifferent long enough.
From one end Of this country to
the other the people are beginning to
realize what this question of food
means No wonder that the United
States School Garden Army idea has
taken such q splendid hold. not only
In the Imagination but OF the stern.
practical faculties of this whole coun-
Try
Five million school children mob
ilized into an army with officers and
privates and sergeants-with drill and
hard work ana great rewards and
splendid service.
What child Is there on the face of
the globe who would not be proud and
eager to be one OF such an army.
Have tho schools In your district
begun to organize
Have you secured vacant land in
your city TO use for tho garden:
Who is going to be captain Of the
First Regiment in your town?
You don't know. Why NOT,
Aren't you interested.
You win be interested come day
when that boy OF yours comes home
with . chcvron on his sleeve or your
giri is made a First Sergeant and
wears q badge which tells the world
that she is ready 10 do her bit for her
country and her country's nag.
Why not interest yourself person.
ally Ia this matter today
Why not mako this part OF your
duty to Uncle Sam;
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spERRv BROTHERS HeRE
TO VISIT morNER.

R. w. 6perry. who is engaged in
business In Pueblo. came to Canon
City last Saturday night to visit hir
mother. Mrs. 8. H. Sperry. who has
been quite seriously Ill for the last
week or ten days. Sunday afternoon
his brother. Sergeant J. Glenn SperrJ
Of the ls4th depot brigade. at Camp
Funston. Kansas. arrived here for the
same purpose. The former returned
to Pueblo this afternoon Sergeant
Sperry who has been granted thirty
day fnriough. will probably remain
here for-two or three weeks. The
condition Of Mrs. Sperry ST.. is report
ed 10 be considerably improved the
last few days.
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MRS. HART ooooLoE
IN TOWN TO-DAY.

Mrs. Hart GoodIoe came down from
Denver Sunday night on brief
business trip. She is looking unusual
iy well and reports. all members of
the family as enjoying excellent
health As soon as she is able TO at
tend to the business matters that brot
her here. she will return to Denver.
Mrs. Goodioe has lost none of her
interest and enthusiasm in war work
since leaving here and continues to
devote herself with great arfor to
those paptriotic enterprises that make
fog the comfort and weil-oeing OF
''the boys in khaki"
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COL. AND MRs. cnoxieR
RETURN TO CANON.

Col and Mrs. G. T. crozlsr. former
residents OF Canon City. but for sew
erai years past living at Creede.
Colorado. have returned here to make
their home. Mrs. Crozier has been
here for week or ton days. Col
Crozier arrived in Canon City this
morning. They viii establish their
home on their ranch. near the county
farm on East Main street. Col. Croz-
Ter sold his grocery BUSINESS at
Creede to Mr.. Shannon, at one time
resident OF Lincoln Park
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL
TEAM A GREAT WINNER.

The members of the second team
OF the Washington school have made
a record in basketball during the past
winter that has probably never been
equailed BY any similar organization
in Canon City. They played nine
games during the season and won ev-
cry one OF them by safe margin In
several cases their lead was a VERT
able Waterloo for their opponents.
The record is one (which the team
is pustiy. pround-
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PRORATE NOTICE,

IN THE COUNTY CpURr-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To the unknown heirs at Law OF said
James Noble. deceased. and cs Mar
care, Noble Davidson also deceased
1t appearing to said County Court
that said James Noble and said Mar
Earet Noble Davidson were brother and
Davidson died before the death OF eaSd
James Noble. and that their. and each
Of their heirs al law are unknown and
out of the State OF Colorado. and after
diiiEcnt search cannot be found.
NOTICE is HEREBy GIVEN, Tnat
paper purporting to be the last VIII
and eTestausent of said james Noble.
decexsed. which was attested by Lene
has Been @ p presented to said conr, for
probate by William r. Mauger. who re-
.sides in Abuauerare. In the state OF
Noble. nt the time OF his death resided
In the Town OF East Canon. In the
County OF Frenon,. IN she STATE os
and bequeatked as described in ssid
VIII - rAii Of my personal and real
sstate Of wnetsosyer , dsscriIsion - -
70 devised aud becueathed TO AarRarst
said sessa.or James Noble: and in cs.-
she should die before the death OK sstd
James Noble las she didl men said
cueathed to said William z. MauSer
OF Albuquerque. New Mexico
And you unknown heirs above men,
toned and each OF you. are hereby re-
1utred TO attend the probate OF satd
VIII. at the Court Room OF said County
Court. Ia the Court House In Canon
City. IN said County OF Fremont and
state OF Colorado. on the aeth day Of
March A n. 1915. at the hour OF 10
O'clock in the forenoon of said day.
WITNESS. Kent L Eldred- Judge of
Satd County Court and the seal of
said Court at Canon City this esth day
OF February \. n. 1919.
KENT L. Er.DRED.
Judge.
rirs, Pub. Feb. rs. 1919
Last Pub. March ssth. 1878.
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GUT RVS QUIT ,s WORTH
sMoNGv.

DON'T MISS TINS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with SO and mail Il TO
Foley 4 Co, ss1b Sheffield Ave. Chi
cago. ri.. writing your name and ad.
drees clearly. You win receive In re-
turn . trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group: Foley Kid.
ncy Pilis for pain h. sidcs and bach :
rheumatism. backAche. kidney and
bladder ailments. and Foley CAthAr-
ito Tablets. wholcsome and thor
ouEhly ciesnstns caeharttc for consti-
pasiop. Sod sves9whers -aas &
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THE CHILDREN OF CANON CITY HAVE
A GREAT OPP P0RTUNIIY OF HELPING
WIN THE WAR BY PLANTING GARDENS

The United States School Garden
Army Is beginning to mobilize.
The whole plan mas been carefully
worked out and so far there hasn't
been a single hitch in tho program.
The Secretary OF the Interior thru
the bureau OF Education lis calling
upon state and County Superintend-
ents OF chools and also upon the Gov
ernors OF tho different states. the may
ors Of the different cities. and school
superintehdents in cities. towns. viii
Lagos and suburban committees. and
as,tins everyone OF these people to
fRi1SSsllne and get to work In the
ErYs6& practical volunteer campaign
thu has been started since the war
began.
The Germans have organized their
garden army years ago and just be-
cause they did do that very thing they
have been nble to laugh. at the rest
of the world for so long.
For back OF every bullet and behind
every shell and under and over every
cloud Of poisonous gas and running
every submarine and directing every
eAeroplane is a maR who must keep
up his energies with. food.
= We might as we'll send out men to
the trenches to face cannons and air.
ships and poison gas and explosive
dressed 10 a suit OF pajamas with
nothing but their bare hands for weap-
ons. as TO send our army overseas
without enough provisions 10 keep
them NOT only alive but in fighting
trim when they get there.
Where are We going To get the food
10 seud them.
We have just one s,orchouse from
which to draw. and that stnrehouse
is IN the fertile fields and the rich
harvests Of our own country.
Our troops abroad need, f,our and
sugar and coffee and tea and corn and
rneat--we must send them these
ihisss or he ready to bow our heads
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MoroRep TO PUEBLO
LAST sAruRpAv.

HrmAn Loehr. with his little daugh-
ter Lasetta. Miss LAsetta I.orerz. Mrs.
Emma Rabdahi. Mrs. H. r. Stommel
and little ron. Marvin. motored 60
Pueblo last Saturday morning. While
Mr.. Loehr attended to somc business
mattets connected with the lumber
trade. tho ladies Of the party devoted
themselves 20 shopping.
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BY AI.vA A. SWAIN.

ny AlsfA ~ DIV Mn
Cettins ready tor a Liberty Lnsn
drive In . state -fihe Colorado Is OF
itself no small task January the
18th. Mr.. Harold Kounsxa. Chairman
Of the Colorado State Liberty Loan
Committee. met with Representatives
from the Fcderai Government In Kan
sas City 10 make tho preliminary ar.
Tanscments for tho Third Liberty
f.osn drive. and from tha: day TO this.
work on this drive has progressed in
csasantiy and viii continue TO prog
rnss until the drive 10 completed ;:s;s'
latter rart OF April The work which
has and will be done can be de-
scfibcd In the one yord. ''orsanizs-
tion." The final object OF this orrs
nization ~ 10 sell thesc Third Lib
erty Loan Bonds and TO sell them To
Ieopls who wifi retain tho largest
maximum number Of these bonds
without placing them on the marke,
20 be resosd.
Mr. Hugh McIain. ~ Chairman of
the Speakers' Bureau. has organized
q speaking campaign in every county
aud In most instances In every school
district One meeting was held Wash
Ingson's birthday in many of the
towns OF the state: another will be
held Apri: sixth. and then on speakers
pleading for Americas cause under
the Third Liberty Loan Act will be
as numerous as speakers on the Sat
nrday night before election.
Mr.. irving Snyder. as Chairman Of
the Organization Department. has
worked under the general direction oil
Mr. Mcrssa. and has organized the
various Industries Of the state no that
each industry will make a particular
effort TO do Iis part In this great
drive and 80 that each frAtcrnai. com
nercisi and other organization will
do iikcwise. A special work has been
handled by Mr.. Linto Houston In in
terestine the labor Of the state. par
ticuiariy the labor organizations. This
Ia the first timc In these drives that
tabor has been asked to take q spe
c1al parf In them. and under Mr.
Houston practically every labor or
eAnizntion In tho State is so organized
that they VIII report their work In
tho Liberty Loan campaign separately
and without doubt II Is going to be .
very surprising and agreeable report
When the caii Is made for the mex
vLlherty Loan. each State win be ap
portioned its amount according as tbs
value Of the property In that stat,
correspcnds to tho total value OF III,
property In the United States. Ger
! tain rules and regulations for determ
ining this value VIII be followed, ans
these wiz bn explained ID nome late
stories. When the amount that hnl
been assigned 10 Colorado Il made
public. It viii be upportioned to thu
various counties. and BY the counticI
apportfoned to the various school did
tricts 80 that each political unit Il
the State will bo required to do II
/, full shufs a. compared 10 every othe
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Heroic Work by
French Aviators
py HENRY WOOD
United Press Correspondent. !,

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES,
Feb. "a. (By Mail)-These are the
two greatest stories in the history OF
frreEch aviation.
Both took place in the early years
pf the war but have never been told.
Competent authorities in French
aviation circles declare that in the
whole brilliant era OF military avia-
ton that has followed with all OF its
startling development and achieve
ments Of aces. there are not two
single exploits that equal these. They
are as follows:
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ARE VISITING MR.
AND MRS WichERs.

Prot Wynand wichers. instructor
in English in the University OF Michi'
gan ut Ann Arbor. and his sister Miss
Mary wichers. of Zealand. Michigan.
arrived here few dsys ago and are
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Wichers.
at 1l1s Macon avenue. They are
brother and sister OF Mr.. J. W. wich.
en.