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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-17
WOMAN LAMP s u
CLEANERS IN
:, BADGER TOWN

I, ,:rccli Bay. ,vi: Oct. IL ''rten
Bay citizens were startled when Mrs.
Cicily Beaucourt:- armed with a box
Of tools. and cleaning rags. passer from
corner to corner i'll the down town
district cleaning arc lights. 'She, is
one. OF five women doing this work
here, a.i-.- o..
! 1T won't, be long before women are
doing every sort of work that men have
been DOING sand, Mrs. BeaucOurt.
Every time clean one of these
globes l pinch the kaiser on the nose.
and if it annoys him would just as
SOON clean globes every day of my
life" .". -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-17
SEVERAL TOWNS
REPORTED SAFE

Duluth, Mimi. Oct. 17.-Federal
Dam; Action, Crosby and .lronton
along the M. St. P. & Ste. ,Sault Marie
railroad are this forenoon reported
safe from fire which last night came
near these towns. Fifty different fires
are reported scattered through St.
Louis county. All business is suspend.
ed at Ironton and Crosby Summed up
the situation this forenoon is that no
towns in the fire zones are threatened.
Changes>of winds have caused the Or
iginal fires to run back over their
first course. A ban placed by the fed
eral government on nonessential in
dustries has been raised in Northern
Minnesota SO needed articles in the
reconstruction of devasted regions.
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SOUTH DAKOTA -
ENTERTAINERS
+ PAY BIG TAX

pierre. S. ID. Oc,. u From ,la' on
actn.ent Of the recent inheritance tax
il this state. which went into effect
July 1. 1915, Sout1, Dakota has cc:iect
I'd inheritance. taxes totalling S:;S1.522:'
OF this. the amount collected from Ot-
ofcr first 1913 tetalcd S13S,22S.-
Out of the amount, collected to th..
first Of September this" year, $19T $40
came from the estates of nonresident
property owners hold of Soutu Dakota
mortgages and lands.
All estates which are holding South
Dakota. securities are called upon to
pay their share. whenever there is Il
settlement.
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$29 NET I. PROFIT
FROM ONE ACRE
TO RED CROSS
John Flanagan, Burnt Creek
Farmer, Tops List Of County
i, Contributors.

John Flanagan, successful
Burnt Creek farmer, takes the
prize for Red Cross acre contribu-
tions to the Burleigh county Red
Cross acre contributions to the
7urleioh county Red Cross treas
ury with 500 realized as net prot
itsy from the sale Of one acres
production in wheat. Mr.. FIanna-
gan's check was received by e. c.
Wright, treasurer of the fund, to-
day. In no instance in this county
has a Red Cross acre contribu-
tion run under $40, and it is prob
able that the amount realized from
this source will almost double
original expectations, which
placed the average at $40 per
acre. - f. '''. :
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-17
NEWSPAPER MAN
RISES TO MAJOR

New York. Oct. 17.-Three years
ago, Thomas G.. Sterrett. then a SER
geant in the. u. S. marine corps: came
to this city to start a press bureau
for the devil dogs. Today he wears
thes insignia of major of marines
the result of a surprise visit from
Colonel A. S. McLemore who journey
ed from Washington toNreplace Ster-
rett's bars, of captain with the gold
leaves Of major. Sterrett is the first
enlisted man ma the marine corps to
reach field rank since war was de-
clared.
Major Sterrett is a former newspa-
per man and halls from Erie, Penna.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-17
LIFTS BAN ON
GASSLES SUNDAYS

.. Washington Oct 17.-Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield today lifted the ban
on gas0lineless Sundays effective at
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06
D. C, MEN COMMISSIONED.

Commissions in the Army have
been issued to~the following:
John F. Maury. 1921 U street, cap
tain, general staff.
Harrison E. Patten, Silver Spring.
Md; captain, Quartermaster Corps.
John L. Graves. Camp Meigs. D. c.;
Frederick G. Nail. Winchester. Va,
and William H. Tyree, Lynchburg,
Va, second lieutenants, Quartermas-
ter Corps.
Guy NJ. Rush. Washington Hotel
captain, Motor Transport Corps.
John A. Staub, Camp Holabird, Md
first lieutenant, Motor Transport
Corps.
Archibald NJ Erskine. 1923 14th
street; Michael w. Flynn. 3033 18th
| street. and Melvin H. SchiosberG
1872 Euclid street, second lieutenants
Chemical Warfare Service.
! William Todd. 1901 10th street, cap.
| tain. Sanitary Corps.
Morris P. Schaffer, 1760 Euclid
street. first lieutenant, Sanitary
Corps.
Thomas A. Williams. Middletown
Va, first lieutenant. Medical Corps.
William T. Abrams, 170S I'd street
William NJ Candy. Rockville, Nd. anC
Marion D. De Tar, the Leland. second
lieutenants, Tank Corps.
Thomas w. Ford, 1859 GirarC
. street, first lieutenant, air service.
Carl K. Kattlemann. Gil H street
and Maurice B. Rowe, jr., second lieu
tSnantS air service.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Miss Clarence Snowden. Miss Elsie
Snowden and Miss Bessie Griffith are
spending several weeks at Atlantic
City.
Lieut.. Ernest NJ. Domaine. Corps of
Engineers U. S. A. who has been at
Camp A. A. Humphreys. left Wednes-
day for Fort Douglas. Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Kellar and Mr..
and Mrs. l. S. Groves have returned
from Charlottesville. where they went
to attend the wedding of Mrs. Kel-
lars sister. Mrs. Daisy L. Purvis, and
Lieut.. Edgar Snowden. Medical
Corps. U. S. A. of this city. has been
assigned to duty at the base hospital
Camp Lee, Va.
Rev. Bergman Green, D. D., dean
of the Episcopal Theological Semi
Seminary Hill, after visit to friends
at Richmond
Lieut.. James Clinton Smoot. jr.. T.
$. A. has been assigned as student
instructor at Bowdoin College, Me
Lieut.. Smoot has recently finished his
course at Plattsburg.
Mrs. J. j. Sullivan and Master John
w oodfoW sullivan are the guests OF
the formers sister, Mrs. A B. Fer
rell, at Roanoke.
Miss Helen Davis and Miss Olive
Davis are spending the week at Rich
mond, where they have attended the
state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis have re-
turned from spending two weeks
with friends at Lorton, Va.
Lieut. George w. Brent. Coast Ar
tlllery Corps. Y. $. A, was the guest
last week of his father, Judge Samuel
u; Brent. in North Columbus street.
MISS Florence Larkin of Camden. n
j., and Serst. William Carson of Camn
A A. Humphreys. were married Tues-
"a! az the parsonage of the Southern
ester
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LESS CRIME IN ENGLAND
Seventy Per Cent of Prison In.
mates Now Doing War Work

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 15.-Sir EVELYN
Ruggles Brise. chairman of the British
prison commission, asserts that while
the strain of war is leading Germany to
unprecedented criminality. in ENGLAND
crime is steadily decreasing.
Seventy per cent of the inmates of
British prisons are now engaged in war
work. he said. and the number of CON
victlons for drunkenness in London and
thirty-siH of the largest boroughs had
fallen since the war began to about one
quarter of the number before the war
Drastic restrictions on the liquor traffic
and the facility of employment were
said to be the chief contributing factors,
The proportion of decrease in crime in
England was shown by the fact that in
1918 one person in 596 was imprisoned
and today only one in 1,522. The After
Care Societies. working under the Bor-
stall system. were saving from 20 to so
per cent of juvenile delinquents from
lives of crime. Sir EVELYN said
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Harry Friedlander. who has
been spending some time at Atlantic
City, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Phil F'riedlander of 1925 Irving
street.
Mrs. Joseph c. Kaufman and daugh-
tiers have returned. after spending the
summer at their cottage, at Ventnor,
n. j.
Mrs. NJ. Ball of Philadelphia Is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Greenbaunl.
Mrs. Maurice Sinsheimer and SON,
Maurice. jr.. are the guests for sew
eral weeks of Mrs. Sinsheir;e-': ccr-
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She was joined last week by her
, daughter. Mrs. Clarence Richards
, widow of Lieut.. Richards. L. S. n.
! and their little son.
. Mrs. Oscar Smith. jr., wife of Lieut..
Commander Smith. L. S. n. has gone
!: to Florida. where she will spend the
/; winter during her husbands absence
! in foreign waters. Mrs. Smith spent
! the summer at Virginia Beach.
Capt. Rufus u. Johnston, U. s. n.
has rejoined Mrs. Johnston at New
port. r. l., where they have a cottage
on Washington street. Commander
Johnston is at present at the Naval
Hospital at that place, suffering from
a broken arm and dislocated shoulder,
| injuries received al sea.
| Mrs. Hagan. wife of Capt. Hagan,
L. S. NJ. c., has gone to Annapolis,
where she is visiting Mrs. James
| BraShears.
! Ensign Lawrence Thompson. L. S.
N. spent last week at Annapolis, Wis
i iting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Thompson.
| Chaplain H. Fl. Clark, L. S. n, ac-
i companied by Mrs. Clark, has returncc.
to Annapolis from Maine, where they
/ spent the summer.
| Mrs. Written. wife of Lieut.. Whit
| ten. U. S. N, is spending a fortnight
! at Old Point Comfort, Va.
! Lieut.. David Ball, U. S. NJ. c.. and
/ Mrs. Ball have gone to Virginia Beach.
where they are at the Waverly Hotel.
Commander r. Lindsay Walker, L.
! S. n, has gone to Richmond for 4
visit to his father, Mr.. c. G. Walker.
Commander Walker recently returned
! from England.
Lieut. George B. Wilson, L. S. n,
accompanied by his little dauehte j.
Mary, has gone to Asheville,, n. c.,
where they are visiting his sister,
| Mrs. Henry N. Manney, jr.
| Paymaster Robert H. Orr, L. S. N.
and Mrs. Orr have taken an apartment
for the winter al the Southland Hotel
. Norfolk, Va.
| Mrs. Spencer Lewis, wife of Lieut.
| Commander Lewis, U. S. N, left last
week to join her husband at Boston.
! Commander Berry, U. S. N, is visit
| ing Maj. John C. Whitaker, U. S. A..
| and Mrs. Whitaker at Fort Myer, Va
Ensign Arthur o. Spierling, U. S. N
| and Mrs. Spierling spent last week
in Washington as the guests of Lieut.
Paul H. Heimer, U. S. A. and Mrs
Heimer at the Washington barracks
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ii'HFI53-Tk
LAWYER SUES WOMAN.
c. W. De knight Says Mrs. Hemick
Hasn't, Paid for His Serv;ces

clarence W. DE Knight has filed suit
IN the District Supreme Court against
Mrs. Alice p. Hemick for the recovery
Oh s4.ooo which plaintiff alleges the
defendant owes him for professional
services rendered her at her reuuest
attorney DE knight alleges that
Mrs. Hemick June 80. 1916. requested
Nun 10 protect her interests in con-
burnett House property in Cincinnati
ONO. ana that she agreed to paw him
$1,000 for his services. He declares
defendant refuses to pay the amount
due him
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CONTINUED from Second Page,

on duty in this city, has visiting him
his mother. Mrs. Annie Snyder, who
arrived last week from Georgia for
visit to her son before his departure
for overseas duty.
new station at Del Rio, Tex. where
he will shortly be joined by his
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Pratt.
Capt. Morgan Watkins, U. S. A. and
Mrs. Watkins went last week TO
which place the former has been de-
tailed to duty.
Mrs. Francis Walton, wife of Lieut..
Walton, U. S. A, went to New YORK
last week to meet her husband upon
his arrival, invaded home from
France.
Col Robert Ames, U. S. A. and Mrs.
Ames have gone to New York for
visit.
Mrs. Joseph L. Hunter, wife of Chap
lain Hunter, U. S. A, has gone to San
Diego, Cal, where she will remain
during her husbands absence in
France.
Col. E. De Land Smith, U. S. A., &C
companied by Mrs. Smith and their
daughter, Miss Harriet Smith, has
gone to Fort Sill, where he has been
detailed to command the 9th Field
Artillery.
| Maj. Clarke, U. S. A, has returned
to Washington from Camp Travis
Tex. where he spent a week as the
guest of Col. Rand, U. S. A.
! Mrs. Wallace NJ. Mckay. wife OF
Lieut.. Mckay, U. S. A., with their lit.
tie son, is making her home. in Sar
Diego, Cal, during her husbands alb.
sence in France.
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Mrs. Rush S. Fay, wife of Lieut..
Commander Fay, U. S. n, has return
ed to Washington for the winter and
is located at Ulster Inn, 1927 19tN
street, where she will make her home
for the season, while engaged in war
work.
Miss Susanna Chase. daughter of
the late Capt. Volney o. Chase. U. S.
n. has returned to Washington and will
spend the winter in work for the food
commission.
Miss Katherine Du Bose, daughter of
Medical Director William r. Du Bose
U. S. n, and Mrs: Du Bose. has enter
ed upon war work this season with
the French high commission.
Mrs. J. c. Townsend. wife of Com
mander Townsend. u. S. ". accom-
panied by their daughter. has gone
to Annapolis. where they will remain
until the winter at Carvel Hall.
Mrs. Bradford. widow of Rear Ad-
miral Bradford. U. S. n. after spend
ing the summer in Maine. has return :
ed to Washington and reopened for
the winter her home, 1922 p street,
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Myers of Phila
doll nh in


delphia.
Mrs. F. Ansorg of Chicago, who was
visiting her brother and slster-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel kalisher.
has gone to New York before re-
turning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann are at
their apartment, on Connecticut ave-
nue.. after four-week stay at Ashe-
vile, N. c.
Miss Nina, Cans of Richmond, Va,
is the guest of her uncle and aunt,
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Cans Of the Iowa.
Miss Gladys Blumenthal of Mon
treal, who was the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Siegel, has gone to New
York to visit
Miss Irene frankfort is the guest
of Miss Della Fishe] for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kohler, who were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Held of
Lanier place, have returned to their
home. at New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Marks and son, Robert
of Charleston. S. c., were week end
guests of their son, Mr.. Irving Marks
en- route to their home, after spending
the summer on Long Island.
The opening meeting of the Coun-
ell of Jewish Women, which was tC
have taken place on Tuesday next
has been postponed until further no.
tice.
Mrs. William Hahn and daughters
the Misses Rae and Beatrice Hahn
who were at Asheville, N. c.. last
winter. are at the Hotel Cochran be
fore moving in their new home al
Cleveland Park.
Mrs. Dave Cohn left for Philadelphia
on Thursday to visit Mrs. William
Elkan
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Charles C. Roebling Dead.

TRENTON, N. j.. October 5.-Charles
C. Roebling. president of the John A.
Roebling's Sons Company. wire and ca
BILE manufacturers. died at his home
here today after an illness of several
months. He was sixty-nine years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06

Maj. Clarke. U. S. A, has returned
to Washington from Camp Travis,
Tex, where he spent week as the
guest of Col Rand Z. S. A.
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Mr.. and Mrs Simon Kann are at
their apartment, on Connecticut ave-
nue.. after a four-week stay at Ashe-
vile, N. c.
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Unusual Values

Models that show the
best OF the new style
ideas for fall and Win
ter. OF wool velour,
broadcloth. kersev. POM
pom and plush: collars OF
fur. fur fabrics and rich
plush.
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Paymaster Robert H. Orr. Z. S. n.
and Mrs. Orr have taken an apartment
for the winter al the Southland Hotel,
Norfolk, Va.
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Mrs Spencer Lewis, wife of Lieut.
Commander Lewis, U. S. N. left last
week to join her husband at Boston.
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Lieut.. George B. Wilson, u S. n,
accompanied by his little dauehte .
Where they are visiting his sister,
Mrs Henry N. Manney, jr.
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The opening meeting of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women. which was to
have taken place on Tuesday next,
has been postponed until further no
tice
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J Commander Berry, U. S. N. is visit
! ing Maj. John c. Whitaker, U. S. A,
| and Mrs. Whitaker at Fort Myer, Va.
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Decidedly smart new
Coats. in fine .all-wool
fabrics - Bolivia. wool
velour. silvertone. broad
cloth and velvet: collars
of skunk. Hudson seal.
Australian opossum and
self materials.
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Lieut.. David Ball. U. S. NJ. c., and
Mrs. Ball have gone to Virginia Beach.
where they are at the Waverly Hotel.
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Miss Nina Cans of Richmond, Va,
is the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans Of the Iowa.
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Commander r. Lindsay Walker, L.
S. n, has gone to Richmond for a
visit to his father, Mr.. c. c. Walker.
Commander Walker recently returned
from England.
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Mrs. Written. wife of Lieut.. Whit
ten. U. S. N, is spending a fortnight
a Old Point Comfort. Va.
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and MIS-. n1tdkEr a FOft Myer, ' a..
Ensign Arthur o. Spierling, U. S. n.
and Mrs. Spierling spent last week
in Washington as the guests of Lieut.
Paul H. Heimer, U. S. A. and Mrs.
Heimer at the Washington barracks,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
Mrs. Grant Flescher
Buried at Beaver
Creek Cemetery

The cahket containing the remains
OF the late Mrs. Gran, r1escher was
taken by J. II. SchmaIzried of the
Schmalzried Undertaking company by
auto hearse to the Beaver Creek
cemetery about IL miles northeast of
Canon City. In Fremont county. sun
day morning. The interment took
place there
Mrn. F1eschcr was daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Smith. respect
cd pioneers OF the state. At the age
OF ten, her PARENTS moved to Pueblo
and later TO the Beaver country, south
OF Florence where she grew to wom-
anhood and where she met Granville
Dodge F1escher whom she married
on May n. 1896. : After her marriage
the parents moved to Milisar, south
Of Victor. where they conducted
dairy and Mr.. and Mrs. Fiescher took
up their rcsidence In the district BE.
sides the husband. Mrs. Fiescher IS
survived by IN only son. Alva. age
10. who graduates this year at the
Victor High school. slater. Mrs. Geo.
Knott. OF Sparks. Nevada. and seven
brothers.. wiicc Smith. Florence,
Colo: John and Jen Smith OF Hotch.
kiss, Colo: barney. Henry and VIM
Smith OF Buell., Idaho. and George
Smitho OF Now Mexico. Cripple Creek
Times. f
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28

And answer TO your prayers;
You can do II very simply i
And enectualiy, too.
BY answering this question
What's the loving thing 10 do?
n
In your home.. that earthly temple
Where the God Of love holds sway.
You can solve the little problsma
That confront you day by day.
You can spread the JOY Of sunshine.
yop can make the Heavens blue.
BY answering this question
Whats thr loving thing 10 do
In the busy world about you.
Mid the struggle and the strife.
You will find II will help you. i
AS you journey on thru life.
To remember that your Drpther
May be looking up to you
For an answer 10 this auestiosI
What's the loving thing 10 dttI
- -
Then keep IL always with you.
Bear IL constantly ia mind,
Lest your life be governed by II,
And you will surely find
Ii will lead you up TO Happiness.
Win make your dreams come true.
II your actions answer fully
= What's the levins, Thing TO do!
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
CHANDLER NOTES

The dance last Saturday night was
success financially and socially. It
was given for the benefit of the
Chandler Base Ball club. The people
expect the boys to make a creditable
record this year. as the teams will be
under. the able management of w. b.
Pugh and new blood has been put in
the team. including Tony Hanna as
shortstop: A. g. Price. manager the
Western Stores company who Is at
present at Trinidad on business will
be secretary-treesure for the club.
Tony Tello has subscribed for the
Dali Record inro edortetaoiutaoin
Daily Record in order to keep posted
on the war news
Mrs. E. T. Williams who has charge
OF the boarding house has returned
after spending o week visiting her
daughter at Denver. She was accom-
panied By her daughter Luelia and
son David.
A. O. Lincoln. civil engineer OF the
Victor American Fuel Co. is home ~.
ter an extended business trip in the
compauy's interests.
Or. Skepp. successor to Dr.. King
for the Chandler mine. IL working
hard aud is quite popular with the
employees.
Mr.. Geo. Gilbert has moved his tam-
lily from Canon Tor the sumFer. His
children will finish their school term
1t that place.
James Flick y holding the posttion
Of nsshe engineer and firsnan On
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
WESTCLFFE NEWS.
(we, Mountain Tribune !

T.. II. Stinemeyer came up from
Canon Tuesday on legal business.
w. A. chapson and f. C. Higgins
drove up from Canon City Wednesday.
Judge f. S. and r. b. canda dropped
down TO Canon on Tuesdays train.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Howard CT the
valley were in Canon several da5s this
week. Mr.. Howard TO consult an eye
specialist.
J. C Dieckman and wife went TO
Canon City Wednesday. Johns mis-
sion we understand being TO ride the
r. r. o. 4. goat.
Miss Irene Trout of Hillside Is re-
ported as having undergone an oper-
alton sor appendicitis in the hospital
at Canon City. recently.
Leo Mercier is this week expert
encipg whatever OF pleasure there
may be in being confined in hos
pital in Canon City where he went
last Saturday
E. l.. Mott. clerk at the Sirathmore
hotel in Canon City. came mp from.
that place Saturday. ia. stayed mp
q day longer than he expected in or
der to patronise the Red Gross dance.
Adolph Muetier who has been vres,-
linz with the pneumonia for several
weeks. was taken to Canon City Mon
day for further treatment He was
accompanied on the trip by his sister
Miss Clara Mueller.