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True translation filed with the
postmaster al La Crosse, Wis, on
August 9, 1918. as required by the
Act of October :. 1917.
,0oliiar. u. z q. @ul.
Ser Ccl0anlpier Scr 5tan0arOs
Cclqcicllidlaft &oltis &loudlet iit pou
eiucn 0cutiden ltutericc1oot 10 Wici
icu meitIih uon bier nod cntr aui.
regcuocu orciitiiuoigcn ShIadlt per
itUft mir0eu.
Gin Cana0iider 1aicu. 6. 9iu0.
Ger britllde Shoncr t5Iuon@ \.
Nouono lit bon ciuem 0rutichcn
(oudlboot nerIcntt morocn. Die
Wunuidloft Ianoete heluc in elmer
Stoot gopo 5cotio& Iic Ecutc crs
tIorcr, Ser 9tngrtff lei aeitcru Nor.
gen cEfoIat
2onoru 6. NuQ
Toa britiid)c 0oipitoIihliT y2a,
riIoo lii om Somstoa uorQcn torpc-
0lrt morocu. ala es &crnuuortc aus
,Frnnfrcih tRritherbrodtc. Gic sc.
idmmr5ahl Ser Gcrnli6ten bctr0lt
1913 Die NomiraltGt bat qcitcrn
ioIaeu0es bcfnnlt gegcben; ,Qoa
hcimmdrt9 fnhreroe 9lmbulon3tran5
portidifi @oril0o lit nm 3. 9Iuguit
torpcoirt lm0 perieuft mor0cn.4
NoibinQton, I. TuQ.
Gn5 Tiamono Shoola Qeuhtihiif
ollf Ser Nobe pon Gop' &uttcraS. G.
g., lit noh cinem bcint M}orinc
oeportemcnt eingclouiencn @criht
geitern 9todDmittoa in ip0tcr Shluor
BON einem feinolid)cn llnteriecboot
bcidloiieu lno pcrierft worocn. Die
Nonnid,oit. oie iih in oie @ootc be.
Qab, hat oie Gilitc iidlcr errcidt.
Ios llnterieeboot fam bis ouf
cine boIbe NteiIe on oic &iiIte hcron,
mic Ser fltr8c 9erid1t beioQt. scr bein
Observation-Disclosures einQctroiien lit.
7.9Iuq
6ier Ionqte hcute Gin nncrifnni.
idcr Sdooner nit So Yrutcn Ner
Nidnnihoft cincs iapnniihcn ,Srodlt
onmpfers on Ser aui Ser N0hc Ser
aiiItc uon ShottIono torpcoirt NOR
ocn mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
3eppeIinangriff auf Sitfnite Gna.
lambs.
2on6on, 6. 9(uc

Ion orei oeutihen 2uftifiifen, Die
qcItern Abeno oie Cittiiite GngIoubs
3u boulbor6iren oeriutten, Dur0e
nah elmer amtIiheu gefanntnnhinq
Der aou1irolitdt zines iiber Dem
Weere, in 5Iommen gehiilt, herun-
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100000 Snbicr.


Son0oH. I Yu1.
G6mir SomueI Montn9li, Scr Get,
rctor fiir GSnoicn, fiinoiQte hcutc jm
NonS Ser 8cmeinen an, ooB [lnoicn
in oieicm 9Sohr cine babe W2iIlion
90n1pfcr refrutirer Miro Iie 3ohl
i'm H<lni crrcid,te, pic er ioatc, Sen
Recoro Don 10000. Qropin3en non
oenen ieithcr mcniQc &ctruten qcfom.
men moren. IleicrtCn lhrcn Nnthci!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09

Tn eincm iurhtbureI.
6eucr. neIhes eInlle groba Oelbc
5Glter aui 0cl CeIleIoetH bet Nan
ler 90 DielIen Uon sort NortD,
[ey, 5crii0rte, tamta oycl NugHlelltc
Der 4'unpcr Sic @ano. Sanger
&ames 1bcrmnn un0 A51dltcr BIear
Ui1omeu -- INNS >ebcH uno ntUrere
tauieno SAP Sci perbrauntcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
rlln &ooq, 6. Mug

Ilru &ooQ, 6. 9lua.
Gin houanoiid)cr Gorrciponocut
hc3 9tieume Gmtroli non bier bat
icincr 3eitlng elnen Wcriht qcinn0t
ilber eincn Nelltd) BEL ben uncritaui
idcn 3rieq qageinuqencn in oeu Ga.
Qcrn 8ornitn0t. 2intbllrq lmo Sic
sen, Den cr III 9CQleit1InQ einc5 omc-
rifaltiihcn Gorreiponoenten Qemoht
bate Qic 3ahl Der oWerifoniihCn
8clangcncn lei nnid}t beinn0cr5
qroB" Iflrcibt er in eiuciu 0gicic
nom % SG<ltli ou9 aobIen5. Die 9Iuc.
rifnner ieicn nod nid)t bis sum bod.
ltcn tSrn6e oe3 Recommendations cr-
5oQcn Doroen, inn tSeqcninb 3u ocn
,Transoicn, Die Sum 9ciipicl por3iiQ.
lidc Rc0ncr hdtten. INN 0en Wchor,
hcn Scr Eager fire Bitten 1n0 Ves
'd)ncr6cn nor3utraqcn Tic 9Imcrifu-
rcr lcicn ic0oh 3lt bcnei0cn DeQcn
ihrcr 8othc areIj3 0odctc, oic Gurus
ortifCI ou9 Der ffricocns5eit crthicI-
ten mn 3lnnr olles pou onaqc7cid,s
meter GuoIitot. Ter Correspondent
'dclnt bon Der Ihotiadlc iibcrroidlt 81
iclli, "a Bin ic0cr 8ruppc non 9lmr
r'fancrn nit Der cr Iprod7. mchrcrc
norhonocn morcn, oic in Guropo Qc.
horcr nur0cn. W3it Nu3nahmc cincs
S<naellcllr9, cines Rrd)taItu0cnton
unb zines @ud,iiihrer5 hattie uicnonn
circn proieiiioneQen Stnnoc ouQc-
h0rf
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g0nihlnnfnn 6 1Lnn

Woihlngton, 6. 9luQ.
1Sn Die iebt Dem GonQrcb por-
licgcnoe Yturnidaitsfrait 3orlaQc
itno erDciterte NciunlmunQcn filr 0lc
HeircItna pom 0ecres0ienit ouiQc.
nonunen por0cn 3um Sdubc Der
Grlc9a. ,Sn0uitrle 0cs 2on0cs. 8cnc-
roIproioB Gromoer, Der am Iiensiaa
por Dem Senots- -Ausidub filr Secrc5-
2ln9elcgenbeiten crihien, iebte Nieicm
uuacinonoer. cr babe es iiir ande.
brad)t geboItcn. an 5teue Der Be.
3ctdlu1nq n,Sn0uitrie", mie iic i'm
bisherigcu 2lusbebunqsgeicb cntbul-
Ten lit, Die Worte .Ncihditidunacr
ln0 2lnitelungen 3u ieten. Ia3urh
neroe cme Iiberole 9luslequna 0cs
0;cicbes crmoqiidt un0 perhiitet. BAR
|Cltc, Die 3n A,ulie ,Deientlid)c"
mc1n aud nid}t in0uItrieac Arbcit inn
cnqercn Snne ieiiten, ms Seer Elm.
gcitellt milr6en.
AusihuBooriiBer Chamberlain fin.
6igtc ont Tienatng an, er beabiidltiqc
aricqsicfretdr 9ofer uno @enernl.
itabafei Norh 3u eriud)en, Dor bent
ausihuF 3t cridlcinen. nm Die 8or-
lngc 3t 0erlltnre
Inge at erIautern Sefrctdr gafer
III ]ur3eit nidlt IN 0nihtngton, oa-
1cqcr erDortcte man 6oR 8enecaI
IPurh ON U}lttpod nor Dem 4us-
iftiB eriheinen neroe.
Ter 4bgeoronete Gent, 0oriiber
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Sriten in &laoiluuituf oelunoct.

StonQhoi, China. 3. 9tuQ
Cine Gcpeihc ou9 NInoimoItof
beiugt, ooB ooIeIbit britlihc 3ritppcu
qclonoet ieien. Sic nur0cn ireuno.
ihaftlih cmpinnacn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Son ben ariessidauplaben.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
August 9. 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Earis lueitcr bcihoiien.

Noris, 6 Mug.
Gic 8eihieBunQ pon Toris burh
Ole Telttihen gin9 an Qtenstoa
meitcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09

Ser Slater b at ieiuen 30
mcn bou einem 4eIIigen Dlandmal
rare es gut, Dab er ibn Don elnem
gtliacu botte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Cine Nrmse pOn 5000, 900
yW1nn.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
August 9, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
QlOpo Gtorqes Sotidait.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
August 9, 1918, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
2onoou. Z. 9luQ.

2onoon, Z 9luQ.
SSn elmer bier eingetroffcnen orabt.
Ioien Wfelotng Der ruiiiid)cu Rcgic,
rllug mer0en Die Yanouug Der ouiir-
ten 5rrppen III NrhangeIaf un0 mel
tcre GrfoIge Der ! iteho SIomafen
befannt qemaht. Sic 0cpeihe be-
idrcibt Die Gage i'm Ior0en mo
Often uno iagt; nrSSn Nrhan9c!5f limo
britiide uno fran5oiiihe Eruppcn &C.
Ian0ct. Sic gehen an Der @iienbnbn
cutlong Dor ltnier Stab iii III Coo-
3erafia, 100 DfeiIen iiloIid pon
/ 2IrhongeIsf. gIn Scr tiheho -Ilunofi-
iden 5ront hoben Die Iihcden nuh
Dem Sale BON Somaro Gno lilo
9fomo 9tifoInien5f, 2{ctuterienburQ
I4tno Sinbirsf erobert glm Zen hobeu
mir uns ol1i Ioberine 3uriifgc3ogen.
! @ir cntien0en &critartunqcn nod
9ninn uno Sinbirsf. Die QIdedo,
Slomofen habcn hcute &oian bonl-
/ bar0irt."
9lus Mo@fou miro ilbcr @crlin Qc-
mclhet. ooB sic boIifclpiItiifc ReQic-
/ rlrna oie WoaIidlfcit in GrmGQlnQ
/ Qe5oqen hot, on (Snpon Sen &rieQ 3u
crfI0ren. mic cine Icpcid)e nlls SO.
penhoqcn an Die Grdnnqc IeIearoph
Gomponp bei1at Grenlicr 9cnin
, habc iih bis lett zines ocrartiQcn
&orQchcn8 mihcricbt. obcr mon
nimntt on oob Hublono iih Qc5mun-
Gen ieben mirh. SEN aricQ 5u crfI0.
rem trob ser GhatIofc. oof oos ToIf
| rit1rrr t1n1te1rf Nrinnn nf1nn,,irt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Wialup beidulOiat.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
August 9. 1918, as required by the
Act OF October 6, 1917.
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Bic SlGtisfcit Der GuIumbnsritter


!ttIU ,TUTI, . NIIH.
llCbcr 1000 GoIuubuaritter aus
allcn SheiIcu oe& @uuoe9, icincr
(erritoricn mo (nieIbeiiBungen fa-
men aeitcrn bier sur &Sobre@conpen,
tiou 0cS Or0en@ 3Iionmlcn. %nncS
H 6Iobertp poa philadelphia, @ot-
ritter, croiincte Ole Sibl,nq il1formcu
mo gob cincn RiidbIif ijber oie
NeiIntnAcn ocs lettcu (Sohre@ 81,
melt, ioatc cr. iino gum ariea9fono
Scr GoIlrmbuaritter $tt, ,569.529 bel
gctrn9cn mo pcriprodlcn morocn
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Sr!cgrapbiidr gtOti;cu.
;Suui Nitidllaar lit Chicago.
Ghicaan. 6. Nina

NIINUIU, .. IHN-
Ger bciBcite 2iualtittaQ in Ser 0F-
ld)ldtc GblcaAoa NIT Dem 9ttQie-
rlnQ2thcrmometcr aui t02 0jroO nm
4 . llhr NohnIttna2 bate MIR fitui
NlBihldgc sur FoIae. gItf Der
StroBe 5eiatcn oie : thermometer TO
0roo an. Ger hcibeite Eoa in Chi
cago mar Der 2t. >SiIi 1901, ais Die
(cnpCratur 103 Sra0 mor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Sefreiungsgrilnoe ermeitert.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
August 9, 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6. 1917.
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True hto with @ al L Crosses 9 as elurdt h h
G. ls17s Rt
Sie Sd)aifung cincs Scores bon
100000 gcplaut.
,,3altet aust" 1T cts Sctiel,oft ,en
Gley> Gecroe at >as
britiiebe uclf.
Sriten nnO TranOen aOen III Ardangelsf SIR tranSOld
Gr=Nfniaer yialpp Der Serlebnng ieiner glmts=
paihteu dnlOig befnnOen. ySeitere Ser=
ienfunaen an ylmerifas allte.

tergebrodt mo elm onoeres itpcr
beid)ooi9t, obmohl oicies Icbtcrc
mabrlhelnlih ielncu Stunoort crs
reiftc Die &uftihjiie fomcn nitt
melt Ionoeinrp0rts.
Sriten nno ssrau5Oicn gebeu tueiter
Dor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Sei ben Imerifanern inn Sc
fanQfnenlnafr.

True translator filed with the
July 10, 1918, as required by the
August 9. 1918. as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-09
Nene Serientuugcn.

Act OF October 6. 1911.
True translation filed with the
postmaster al La Crosse, Wis, on
August g. 1915. as required by the
Act of October :. 1917
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Els ziilG,Iinesfr0ec.

9ns ciucm %pgigau~ uOu &roiciipt u.
SutGluI.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14

assigned In the Red Cross dive. and
we have NO doubt that they win be
raised as splendidiy.
The six precincts in Canon City will
raise $3.50, the two precincts in Flor
ence. $4.s0o; Penrose and Upper
Beaver. 300: Coal Creek. $500; Cur
rent Creek and Cottonwood, 1885,
Hillside. $500: Coaldale. s340; Hard
scrabble. $500; Garden Park, 5000.
Park Center and Orchard Park. $500:
Parkdale. 500; Cotopaxi. 500: Con-
crete. $1,000; South Canon. s2.25o:
Lincoln Park, s1.250; Howard and
whitehorn. $3.50: CaIcite. $500; WI
Iiamsburg, $3.50; Rockva'e. $1.650:
Brookside, $500: Oak Creek and
Chandler. $3.50: Brewster. $500; Fruit
mere. $500: Portland. 1880: Pyroaise-
$3.50. The total is between $25.000a
and $4,000 for the county. We wilR
raise It. but in order to do 1t and to
oversubscribe this sum as we should.
it Will mean that everyone must be ON
the Job and alive to the necessity OF
giving largely that the total will be
swell ed 1t doesn't matter IL peace
should come tomorrow. the need would
be as great, il not greater. for these
funds. With everyone pushing. we.
will have another glorious jubilatioa
at the end of this drive and will be
thankful that We have been generous
towards the boys who are under arms.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
lyman Wires
Congratulations
to ShOup

Thoms lyman. defeated Democratic
candidate for governor Of Colorado.
wired his congratulations to Oliver n.
Shoup on wednesday, and Mr. Shoup
promptly replied. expressing his
thanks and appreciation of the mes
sage The teIegrams foilows:
oliver n. Shoup. Goveruor-eiecf. Colo
RADIO sprinss:
From tbe returns at hand Il is ap-
parent 10 me that you have won a
splendid victory. NJ congratulations
to you sincerely hope that your ad.
ministration viii be successful in do
ing great fhings for our beloved Coo
RADIO THOMAS J. lyman.
Governor-elect Shoup's reply fol-
lows:
Thomas y. lyman Canon City. Colo:
appreriate your kind thought in
wiring me and am counting on the
loyal support OF all Coioradoans to
make my administration success.
With best wishes to Mrs. lyman and
yoursef. OLIVER H. SHoUP.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
Municipal Nurse u
Makes Her Report

Mrs. E. Brandon. who was recently
appointed visiting municipal nurse
to assist the Board OF Health in taking
care of the sick during the prevalence
OF the Spanish influenza here. submit
ted her report to the City Council
Monday night. 1t follows:
Canon City. November 4. 1915
Report of Visiting Nurse from October
% to November 4. 1918.
To Mayor and City Council: Num-
Der OF families visited. IA; number OF
persons connected with them suffer-
ing from influenza. 43. l have called
on each family daily aimee my Ap-
pointment as nurse. The patients have
been taken care OF until convalescent
made the regular morning calls ON
each patient and have given from i've
to seven baths to the sick each
day and have endeavored to make them
as comfortable as possible. have
found whole familiea i'll from the dis
ease and have prepared. cooked and
served food to the patients wherever
needed have noted the condition OF
the sick and reported the same to the
physician in attendance. Respect
fully submitted, =
MRS. & BRANDON.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
COUNTY MUST PURCHASE
500 600 MORE w. S. S

Between this time and the first o.
the year the people OF Fremont count,
must purchase about 100000 worth oil
War Savings stampssto make good our
quota. II :s q task in which every
citizen of the county should feel n
personal Int est Our government
hopes that every man. woman and
child will GLADLY do their individual
part toward purchasing these stamps.
and in fact. from now until December
81 I want 10 urge you to invest a |
you possible can in this security. the
most attractive ever issued by an.
20, ernmert. Nobody can cwn more
than $1,000 worth and therefore every
body must own all that Ia within his
or her ability in oder that our county
may be kept from being chased ms a
stacker srb-disisiun of our govern
ment.
May I ask you 10 ACT as q chairman
OF Committee u one to do every
thing in your power to stimulate the
sale OF these etampsf Ask your fam
lily. your srsends and Strangers 70 hui.
them ana M hsm yourself. II the
var 10 near % Ind, do not hesitate on
that Acco1nt; ths government will b
Il nssd q 1hrre ssms Of money tc do.
ish All tho 1kln6s thst are ~ undsne.
Enrueetlv,
cno11oiA noClkAfExoR,
eeunty cAnlrRan.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
Colorado Springs
Boys Go Over Cliff

The Daily Record Is in receipt Of q
letter from E. B. Simmons. secretary
Of the boys department OF this Colo
rsdo Springs. Y. NJ G. a. con.slin,a.
an account OF very serious accident
tt nine young men Of that citS on
Thursday OF this week. As all Of 'hein
were prominent In athletic affairs in
the Pixies Peak district. and have
many friends throughout the state.
Newspaper notice of the unfortunate
anair is requested by Mr.. Simmons.
Thursday afternoon Ed Patterson.
Pike Bruce. Bana Burch. Francis
Ryan. Lloyd Kelly. Edward Ryan.
Louis zImap, Earl Gardiner and Don
Hunt left Colorado Springs In an au-
tonobiie to 90 to Cascade. and Il was
on the frip, that the accident hap
pened. The boys drove out Of Man
itou about O'Clock. according to the
Information furnished US. and while
going up the pass At high rate OF
speed their car skidded near Rainbow
falls. smashed through the retaining
wall as the side OF the road and fell
about 30 feet into the ssroam below
The var turned over several times in
making the descent. and all OF the oc-
cupsnts were more or less seriousiy In
jprcd. They were taken to the
Clockner hospital as soon a. posi-
HI. for the treat uant of fhefr In iu-
ries. II in believed that bruce. Hunt.
Kelly and Gardiner cannot recover
from their injury.
All OF these young men bad Won
honors With either the Colorado
Springs football or basketball teams.
and viii be remembered In Canon
City. They lad all enlisted in the mil
itAry service Of the government. either
in the tank or motorcycle corps. and
expected TO leave for their tranng
camps next week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
prisps caups. ana. then all me way
hnek a fkofr homes. =

prisps caups. ana. then all ths way
hack q thedf honea.
5-Becsuss the frsatest service iz
many RESPECTS which We must be pre-
pared 10 render WIN be during the Pc
riod OF deuiobflization. Even should
she var last far beyond another year,
We can not begin too soon to prepare
TOR this period when men viii have al
thelr time on their hands. 1t 10 esti-
mated that II VIII take over year 10
bring ths American army home. That
.wzli be . time Of grave danger unless
~ provide suitable recreation aad op-
porthnities for study and advancement
and growth in efficiency This We
must do at ali costs. hut ii will cost
much money.
s-Becauss OF the imperative need
Of pacing all our helpful facilities At
the service Of the French army Of 4.-
eOo. 600. OF the Italian army OF s.ooo.-
900 and Of the smaller but very impor-
taDt armies OF Russia. OF Belgium. Of
Macedonia. Of Mesopotamia and of
Egypt.
s-Because OF the indescrihable
need q the millions of prisoners OF
war. Who must look TO US solely for
our comprehensive program in the in
tersst Of their physical. mental, social
and moral well-being.
The fact that the need will continue
for ct least . year after the actual con-
ciusson Of peace Is accented in the bull
Ietin. It Is said that It will require
Is months 10 bring back the Canadian
army, Is months to convey the Aus
trsiias army home. and not less than
a year TO return the members Of the
American expeditionary force to their
homes: SO that in any event. the fund
must be raised for the sake OF Amer
ica's sons In the service.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
Prominent Railroad
Builder Dies

A teseeram ws received here Thurs
day evening announcing tie deafh at
1913 Wednesday morning Of A. A.
Robinson At hin homo at Topeka, Kan
Mr. Robinson was conspicuous
among the great railroad buildere and
msnnEers of The country. and viii be
pleasan,iy remembeIed BY the oder
residents of Canon City. He was at
90 tins chief engineer, vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the
Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe Rail
road Company. and was supervisor OF
eonstrucsicn Of the main lines Of tha;
great transportation. system BY rea-
son Of his carefulness and efficiency
as an engineer the Santa Fe road was
built iD the most substantial manre-
and at a minimum expenditure. The
honest. economical administration of
his duties as railroad builder saved
the Santa Fe company many thou
sands OF dollars. mad won for him an
ensishse reputation as civil engi-
neer-
For many years he was president
of The Mexican Central hallway Com
pany and occupied that position until
IL was taken over by the Mexican gov
sernment BY his honorable. sys-
tematic and conscientious method of
deAlfns with The company's employees.
It's oaIcials ard the public. he popu-
lar1sed ever1 great enterprise With
which be was connected; NO less SO
In Msxsco than in this country His
skill and ability as nnancier was OF
signal service 10 the Santa Fe com
pany. and wss Of inestimabIe value in
the development of the West
No man n the American industrial
world stood higher. or has left bet
ter monument to bis memory than Mr.
Robinson in the creation Of the great
Santa Fe railroad system. The peo-
pie Of Canon City hold him In kindly
remembrance for his marked sdiscre-
ton in The management of the Santa
Fe compaDy's interests and in the
avoidance OF bloodshed at the time of
the controversy for the right-of-way
through the Royal Gorge. known as
.the Grand Canon war when 1.70o
men were employed by rival com
pany for patrol duty along its course.
Mr. Robinson played a conspicuous
and distinguished part in the winning
Of the Wet"
He leaves, besides the stricken
widow. one daughter. Ms Clarence
E Jones. as the sole survivor OF the
family circle Capt B. F. Rockafel-
low wired message Of coincidence
TO Mrs. Robinson and daughter this
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
G AS TO RIA
First-class Soldiers
Newspaper

The Daily Record has received from
some unknown friend number OF
copies Of Trench and Camp. the ofri.
cial publication of the soldier boys in
Camp Kearney. Linda Vista. II Is an
eight-pase newspaper and is chock iu,l
Of information relating to the men OF
the great military cantonment in
Southern California. Trench and
Camp. which celebrated its iirst anni-
verssry = few weeks ago. Is printed
At the office OF the Los Angeles Tilnes.
Il has - reGimcntal. departmental
and eontrihutinK sditors. beeidss =
large number Of regular staa writers.
Preaident WlIpeu has said that Trench
and Camp y n I very special sense .
soldtsrs' newapapsr.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. AcNatt. for q
number OF years residents of Florence.
have removed to Canon City to make
their home. and are living at sio Glen
wood avenue in the northern portion
OF town. Mrs. MoNatt will be re.
membered as Miss Edna La Grange
before her marriage. Mr.. McNatt. who
is employed as civil engineer for the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. LEFT
this afternoon for Crested Butte. A
large part OF his time is spent on the
Western slope looking after the af.
fairs Of the company.