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For eczemas, rashes. itchings. irrita.
tons, pimples. dandruff, sore hands.
and baby humors. Cuticurn Soap and
O~intnent are supremely effective. For
free samples address "Cuticura, Dept.
x, Boston" AT druggists and by mail.
Soap Is. Ointment % and 5o.-Adv.
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Farmers and stockmen Of Iowa, Nebraska and South
Dakota are greatly interested In the organization OF the
new independent packing company of Omaha, known as
the Skinner Packing Company. omaha's Day Light Snow
White Independent Packing Plant. This company Is
backed by prominent Omaha business men and many
leading farmers and stockmen in Nebraska and adjoining
states.
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them. They'll give you permanent bene-
at for Indigestion, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, and Dizziness;
They are small and pleasant to take, and
the most thoroughly natural remedy.
twenty-five cents at most drug stores.
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malarlal pOlSOnS--so Is q
furred or coated tongue,
loss of appetite, head
aches or giddiness. and a
dull, drowsy, debilitated
feeling. It's your liver
that's at fault. You
want &c stimulate IL and
invigorate it with DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
With every trouble Of the
kind. these tiny little
things act like a miracle.
You can break up sudden
attacks Of Colds, Fevers,
nrd Ipffa mmafinna with
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Here II Is announced the high so-
prano expected emit sing on account
OF liberated feetll.n
why. that's Tie very time to mike
her notes soar
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There Is q wonderful and profitable field open In
Omaha for this plant, which viii be located on the Com
pany's thirty-threeacre tract just south and west Of tho
present Swift plant on the South Side.
This means a great deal to shippers and producers
Of live stock through this section and from the great
interest shown In the establishment OF the plant It Ia
appreciated by them.
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ALIENS FOOT-EkSE noes IT

When your shoesspinch or your corns and bum
ions ache get Aliens Foot-Esse, the antiseptic
powder to be shaken into shoes and ~sprinkled In
the foot-bath. Gives instant relief 20 Tired, Ach-
ing, Swollen, Tender feet. Over 100000 packages
are being used by the troops at the front. Sold
eyerywhere, S5c. Deat aees5f ans sk5ssifste.-Adv
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Naturally.

do you remember the time when
there was such a rag for red halrT'
aOh, red hair Is dyed out"
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The Proper Way.

Scan she do heR own cooking on a
pinch?"
mo; she does 1t on a gas stove"
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Important to Mothers

EFIp0tAdbtk 10 WsVNtt0E0
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that II
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OUR DEFENSE

In the spring we may be attacked at
any moment. Toxic poisons pile up
within us after a hard winter, and we
feel rundown" tired out, blue and
discouraged. This Is the time to put
our house in order-cleanse the system
and put fresh blood into our arteries.
You can obtain an Alternative extract
from Blood root, Golden Seal, Stone
and Queens root, Cherry bark, rolled
unto a sugar-coated tablet and sold by
most druggists, In sixty cent walls, as
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
This blood tonic, In tablet or liquid
form, is just what you need for Spring
Fever" for that lack of ambition. II
will I'LL you full Of vim, yigor and VI
tality.
Chilliness. when other people feel warm
enough, 10 q sign Of biliousness. or of
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
LIBERTY LOAN ARMY IN FREMONT COUNTY GOES over THE TOP ON
WIDE FRONT: SES ALL OBS BEFORE It WITHOUT WAVE
County Destined to Beat Quota of $3OO, 600
bya Large Majority Magnificent Spirit
Being Manifested to Help the Govern
ment in Every Way-Many Precincts
Have Already Over-Subscribed Their
Allotment. a

italian population there over eighteen
years of age. subscribed TO the bond
issue The citizens of Williamsburg
and the men at the Bear Gulch mine
have far exceeded their apportionment
and are still going ahead with the
campaign. Precinct No. OF Canon
City had taken more than $4,000
worth of the Third Liberty loan bonds
up to O'Clock Tuesday Afternoon
the first day of the field campaign
The most cheering reports come from
the captains and iieutenants from all
quarters of the county; men and wo-
men in many localities vieing with
each other in their subscriptions TO.
the bonds. According TO Mrs Frank
McGee, chairman OF the Women's
Liberty loan committee for Fremont
county. there had been reported to-
her up TO O'Clock Tuesday Afternoon
total of 207 subscriptions to the
Third Liberty loan issue in Canon City,
and Florence. with an aggregate OF
s3o. 200. Since the report received by
Mrs. MCGEE Tuesday afternoon the
monetary value Of the subscriptions
among the women OF the county have
more than doubled Mrs MCGEE has
magnificent organization among the
women of the county and it will yield
splendid results in the way OF sub
scriptsons to the Liberty loan
In the first and second Liberty loan
campaigns in Fremont county. there
was approximately 600 subscribers.
To the one now in progress II is ex-
pecsed that there will be fully 1000
.<unserihrrs. The campasgu, will last
until MAY zth. but IL rs expected that
the canvassing in this county win be
practically finished by Thursday
night. The next two weeks will De
given over to picking up the strag-
, glers. II is the determination of those
at the head of the campaign in this
county to give every person eighteen
years of age and over an opportunity
to subscribe 1t is a privilege to help
the matter along and the Liberty loan
army does not want to slight anybody
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18

Now that il is all over. there APP
pears to be NO improperly In mention
ing the fact that the most picturesque
lot of excursionists that ever passed
thru Canon City was bunch OF war
prisoners taken thru here over the
Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad by the
United States government about two
weeks ago There were twenty-seven
car loads of these travellers and they
we're. being transferred from Fort
Douglas at Salt Lake City to the Fed
eral prison at Atlanta. Georgia They
were all enemy aliens, mostly sub
iects of the kaiser. and included in
their number bankers. scientists. edu-
Gators, soldiers and sailors in the I'm
perial German army and navy. mill
tary reservists, clergymen. business
and professional men OF all kinds.
paupers. mendicants. propagandists,
dynamiters. i.ssndiaries and nearly
every other class of men imaginable.
They had been picked up by govern
ment agents for '.pernicious activity"
in the various states west Of the
Rocky Mountains: in the Hawaiian
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
TWENTY SEVEN CARS OF ENEMY ALIENS
PASS THRU CANON CITY ON THEIR WAY
TO THE FEDERAL PRISON AT ATLANTA

islands: the Philippines; in Guam and
In the Samoan lslands- More than
three hundred of them were officers
and seamen OF the German gunboat
Gier. which was chased by a Japanese
cruiser into the harbor of Honolulu
nearly three years ago and interred
there by the American authorities. It
will be remembered that. after the.
wireless apparatus on the Gier was
sealed by agents of the unieed States
government in Honolulu her officers
rigged up temporary wireless plant
on the vessel and sent messages in
secret code to the west coast of Mex
leo.
These prisoners were transported
TO Atlanta on two trains and were
strongly guarded by American troops.
who were prepared TO deal summariiy
with any OF them who had the temer-
-ity to attempt an escape. The move
ment of these prisoners was secret
ty guarded by the government and
the announcement of their arrival at
Atlanta was a surprise TO the com
try. They passed thru Canon City
at night
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
10 MEN NAMED
FOR MAY DRAFT
TO BE SENT TO
CAMP FUNSTON

The local exemption board on Tues
day made i,s list OF Fremont eounty'r
contingent from the men OF the select
i've dram. recently ordered BY the pro
vosf marshal general OF the United
States to proceed To Camp Funston
FOR military training. There viii be
ten men in The increment. but "a one
Of the men chosen BY the board ls be-
ileyed to be an Austrian subject.
eleven names we're included IN the
list Their names we're posted By the
hoard this rnornins and they were
personally notified W the seeretary
OF The board today OF their cali 20 the
raiors. They will leave here for
Camp Funston during the five-day par.
iod beginning May 10Th.
The men chosen for army duty are
Frank Everett Go-Sdeon of Portland.
who a now in Detroit. Mich. Michael
Blythe OF Chandler. George BaiDoy-
ich of gockyaic. Francis Henry Sch
roeder of Canon City. David Short
house OF Florence. William Milton
riackford Of Howard. John Madrone
of Canon City. Clarence Earl Hefley
uf Hillside. Joseph r. Santarella of
Florence. Claude Ward of Canon City
and John d. Lloyd of Canon City.
The latter was named ms n possible
alternate for the supposed Austrian
subject already alluded TO.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18

TOBE OPENED
i5I5 NEXT TUESDAY

The beautiful new Jones theatre
vii be opened 10 the public on Tues
day eveniAs. April 70. The feature
picture viii ~ Clara Kimball Young
In -Tbe Houee OF C4ass.' one OF the
biggest pictures released lately.
James Montxomery Fiagg's picture.
Girls You Know and remarkable
Ke,stohs COMEDY VIII complete the
orogTam These same pictures will
be repeated Wednesday night and on
Thursday and Friday night. The
KaixerT the most stupendous OF war
pictures. VIII b shown Thereafter
toe programs wiz change daily.
The sdmissson price will BE- nine
cents for children with one cent war
lax and thi2teen cents FOR adults with
two censs war tax making if thus 10
cts And Is cts.
The -Jones theatre is the most upfo-
data Of any in Colombo. II was
planned and built after all the latest
features and details Of modern the
atre construction had been thoroI,
studied. No expense Was spared TO
bring il up 70 the highest standard
possible. II is absolutely fireproof-
possesses a thorp ventilating system
and tiss best pf beating facilities.
The tbeatre Is as large as any out
side Of Denver. being capable OF seat;
ing 9ss pnrsons without crowding, The
seats are leather upholstered with
~ood nnish and are gray in color The
majority Of them measure 20 inches
with soms IS inch seats down in front
Tor the children. making them "a cum.
tortabIe as 1t is possible to make q
seat Il
They arc set upon concrete floor
which possesses the proper slope 30
that everyone can view the stage or
screen Without crasing Of necks. The
concrete floor can be flooded when
(ce.kinusd en- Page -.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
FIFTEEN MEN
FOR NEXT CALL
ARE CHOSEN

The next military increment from
Fremont county. consisting Of fifteen
men from class one OF tho sesecttve
craft, has been chosen By the local ex-
PsrZton board and its members have
f.cen ordered % report for army duty
during the nredsy period beginning
April 18th in readiness to proceed TO
Camp Funston. for training These
men viii constitute the second incre-
nsent Of the second drsft for the Ma
ticnals army from this county Thcy
are: Arthur }. Chapman. Canon City:
Peter Blythe. Canon City. benjamin
II. Roberts. Canon City. Albert D. Col
gate. Canon City: Marshall E. Green.
Canon City; Arthur ALVIN Brown.
Canon City: Samuel u. Sheriff.. Can
ur City Herman Calvin Higgins. Hill
SIDE: Joe Zontine. Chandler; John
Mossaro. Coal Greek: Lester Bor-
roughs. Florence: Accord Baidlossaro.
wniiarnshurg: Antoine GoEer. Flor
enee: William Ritto. Rockyaie; Edwin
Carlson. Brewster
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18

Everywhere thruout Fremont coun-
with gratifying success and there is
every indication that the county's quo
ia will be largely oversubscribed. In
the course of an interview with Major
ID. N. Cooper. head OF the Treasury
departments forces in this county.
this morning. he said. the spirit Of
the people in relation to this move
ment was unexcelled and that the peo-
pie were supporting the government
in its undertaking with the utmost pat
riotism and I,berality- Every captain
and lieutenant in the county. he con
timed, Was meeting with q cordial well
come from the public and that no
where had a single word of criticism
OF the government, or OF its conduct
of the war. been heard. The can
vassers as rule reported that the
people they had seen had either sub
scrfbed to the loan. or had expressed
regret that their finances precluded
them from doing so.
Up to the close OF business hours
Tuesday afternoon. voluntary sub
scriptions to the Third Liberty loan
had been made at the banks of Ere
mont county aggresating 313s.40o by
six hundred and fifty-seven people
Caicite had subscribed TO more than
SIC. 600 worth OF these bonds: SO has
Portland and Concrete. Canon Cit,
viii probably. double its quota East
Canon. Lincoln Park. Brookside
Brewster. Radiant. williamsburg. Cot
tonwood. Hillside. Cotopaxi and Car
dan Park-ait oxsraph<crihexa sheir IN
portionment the ffrst day Other pre-
cincts had not been heard from in suf
ffcient detail up to this morning. to
make any very definite statements In
relation to them, but il is believed
that later returns will show that they
have done equally well.
Brookside precinct No. IS. reported
this morning that its subscriptions
up to Tuesday night. was in excess of
$500 and that there were more TO
follow. Ninety-five per cent of the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
NO ALTERNATE
ARE CALLED FOR
SELECTED MEN

Under the provisions Of the amended
conseription law no alternates have
been called in connection with the
second increment Of the second mil
ltary quota. County boards every
where have received instructions nom
The provost naarshal that hereafter
al rssistrantn summooed for military
duty must be strictly accounted for
at the time Of their esasetiop ana thrt
no Substitutes shsll ~ ordsssd d ~
Sors % sAks ~ D,ases = tAess vAo
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18

might fail to appear for army ser
vice at the specified time. In case
Of the sickness Of any Of the principals
the exemption boards arc required to
notify the provost marahal and act
in accordance with the special instruc-
tions which will be given them
No definite orders have been re-
ceived regarding the exact date OF
the departure of Fremont eounty's
next contingent Of fifteen men. which
was called few days aga. but its
msmbers have been commanded tn
hold themselves In readiness to leave
tor Camp Funston between April zsth
and Nay 1 Their names have been
pssted by ths board and Ssg havo
bsen Apprised by isttsr ~ der call
TO tAs eosdss ~ re sscss<Asy y the
haAzl
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
Rev. DR.. Hole
Dies in Denver

Tho Rev. Louis J. Hole. former pas
tor of the congregation OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church of this
city. died Mt hfsP nuu1u- in Denver. on
Monday of this week. after protract-
ed Illness from pneumonia.
Rev. Hole entered the ministry in
1898. serving churches in Melbourne
and Orange City. Florida. Because OF
failing health he took the supernum.
cry relation In his conference for the
years 1897 and 1895. He transferred
10 the Colorado conference in 1883
and continued In the active ministry
in this state until his death. He served
churches at the following piaces in
the relation OF pastor: Del Nortc. Pa
rosa Springs. Basait and Carbondale.
Aspen. Montrose. Canon City and the
congregation OF the Highlands church
in Denver. His pastorate in Canon
City was during the years 1913 and
1914. ssr
For years Rev. Hole was. AFFLICTED
with asthma and. since going 20 Den
yer TO reside. underwent two surgical
operations in an effort TO obtain re.
lief from that disease.
There Is left 10 mourn bis death.
the wife and two daughters. Misees
Frances and tiilda. besides . multi.
tude OF friends. The family residence
"a Denver Is At 1890 West Thirty
aetond avenue.
Asv. Hole was : man OF quiet and
sunny Temperament; deeply loved by
his sssoc!ates ,os the ministry and the
parishioners whom he served 70 faith.
fully. His pastorats q, Canon City
was ono n the most proaperpus and
fruitfui II the hlstesy. q tho con-
Grssation.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
Every manwho owns q acre of ground
or knows how to raise &op should plant
Wheat this year. P0tatoe} Nh also make a
helpful crop and the seed very cheap.
OVER ''l1lE 6l

The Fremont County Liberty Loan Army
has gone over the top-and the campaign
just begun.
The minimum quota for Fremont County
was $261, 500.
The amount of bonds subscribed for the
first day of the drive was $265, 900.
Good for Fremont County.
Good for the Liberty Loan Army.
But the drive is not finished.
We ought to double the amount.
The Government needs the money.
An effort will be made to. raise Six or
Eight Billions in the whole country.
To do her whole part, Fremont County
should double her quota.
In all wartime efforts Fremont County
has led the state. She will do it in the liberty
Loan Campaign.
If you haven't yet taken bond, take
two. The Government needs the money and
you are getting an absolutely good and safe
investment. Read the war news and double
up your subscription.
Buy all the Bonds you can this week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
100, 900 Women
Are Employed by
German Railway

A total Of 100000 women arg now on
the PAY roll of the rrissian Hessiau
Railway. ten tiuaee ~ many ~ there
wcsc betors The war. scosrdine to .
ststszrent of Herr Won Brsotenbsch.
the Psrss.aa minister OF railways
quoted In The Lelpsise illusuisrts
xsitunx. * 49,.
I'm certain kinda q werk.- : ~ sAys.
~ has hasn tpunl that the ~csnsa
ssv Y ~ rsspiess = sa1elsek = ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18
Canon Boy Writes
from Kelly Field
l.l..I-lllzz.-


In the eours<e OF recent letters 10 his
mother. Mrs. L r. Schwah. and broth
e.. Forest Snyder. OF 3c- Greenwood
avenue. orvaI r. Snyder writes from
Kelly Aviation fold. at San Antonio.
Texas. rs follows:
Dear Mother and Brother:
"You Will DO doubt. be surprised
when you get this letter from me. but
you know. on account OF my fingers.
never could cross the pond with the
army. 80 ! volunteered in the service
as a machinist TO do my part on Amer
lean soil for our country's nag. In
less than two months after my enlist
ment I was assigned TO duty as chief
motorman in the aviation corps, so !
may yet go to France as a flyer.
MY first trip out with an Aeropiane
tok me about :.eeo feet up into the
air. Gee! but II was an experience
and was glad to get back safely to
Mother earth. There are something
like 400 airpiancs In use at this field.
Eight hundred men took the examin-
alton for motorman and only sixty.
four of us paseed. When we first
came here we lived in tents and the
number OF deaths from exposure dur
ing the first two months was very
large I am In Field No. and we
have wooden structures for our pro-
lection now We have n victrola. pi-
ano and other musical instruments.
and believe me. We have somc great
concerts. Yesterday. a plane fell
within fifty feet OF us and killed three
men instantly. One poor fellow lived
two hours after the accident. He
passed TO the Great Beyond calling
for his mother and his sweetheart I
helped care for him until he died.
well. mother We are one great
bunch Of brothers down here oricers
and everybody are SO kind got your
package ali right and enjoyed its con-
tents. ~ you may be assured. That
Easter dinner was fine. Ny Duddie
took dinner with mo and can not
tell you how much we appreciated u.
We were Just like . couple OF kiddics.
Il have iust been standing in line
for supper and ,this letter must be
short, We have orders not to give
out nny information and can not tell
you very much. am on duty with a
very sore finger. The doctor sAys he
fears that blood poisoning may set in.
Il is very warm down here today. Our
pQuadron gave = dance over In town
. few night ago and We had delight-
sui tina. This u no land or roses.
belscye ne.
-Donst worry yourself about ne.
When this war IL over am coming
home kppving that ! helpsd : littl~
h ths great eAuse. Vim writs = on,
en = 4 can. " sure wask - hssF
frou No. - e<tSn = ~ ~. !
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18

men whom they replace. especially
when their training has been about
the same. In other lines of work. es.
pecialiy those requiring unusual en-.
erticn or continual psyhicAI labor. the
efficiency Of women 81 90 to IS per
cent that ot the men.
Won Brettsnbach states that the
number ok women employed By this
limo viii peooebly increase stin fur
ther - he var soes on.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-18

Mr Fanl Jones Who has for he past
threesyeaso bsan II Douglas. Arisons.
arrived hego = fsw days 40 eur = viz
lit With ~ DArente. Mr.. ana Ma. Al
bsst - - e1e ssoxth vsuzte sssss<.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-27

ection to make them dangerous. So that, after all, the problem for the destroyers is to keep the submarines under the water, as well as to destroy them" 44aa.
 On shore scores of hydroairplanes were ranged in two vast hangars and there were sheds for the balloons.
 A big whaleback from the Great Lakes was off to port and to star board was massive freighter.
 "That is a strange ship" said the escort. You will note she has no uppeJ deck or cabins. The whole deck rolls back, like the roof of an open-air theatre, and the deck becomes an enormous open hatch. It is like a huge open bowl, with no obstruction in lifting out the freight
 The freight in this case was as curious as the rolling deck, for it con- sisted of 33 enormous Mogul locomo- tives, all set up and ready to move, and with their tenders coupled. With the deck rolled back, locomotives and tenders were picked up by giant cranes and swung around to the nearby quay. Very soon these same locomotives just out of the bowels of a ship, had steam up and were puff ing off toward the front.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-27
Ipa Planes
 Guard the
 French Ports
\ merican Shipping Protec-
 ted at French Naval Ba- ' eos from Hun Subs.

,,,or;can Naval Base, France, Oct; h Correspondence of The Associated ~ b.oss zee IlNHydroairplanes constantly PresS,' ssh and guard this great American
 Ea.cn t and ' the American shipping ap- (oas o.,aasching on entering it to prevent ProaSb ltss1l by submarines. One of the ,sno.s ['ones lay on the water ready to start PlamrH Palsward ' as The Associated Press |eamsro esasmassnondent visited the harbor to- |ov # looked very light and filmy sy |sy' this m desperate work and it's gray pl odv , cave it the appearance of a lou, l;snt moth settled on the water.
 overhead 1000 feet up, swung ,oe lung-shaped balloon from the [uss, [ussIet of which naval officer and a;1or aIn neered through marine glasses. .sT "They are on the lookout for sub. ] aarines," said the escort. "Their chief ,,rnose @ is to report the whereabouts
 a submarine, and the destroyers
 Ron do the rest in forcing it under Ester sh Even if submarines are off E;s hort, they are practically helpless,
 we can keep them under water. It is f,lv when they come to the surface bat thev can launch their torpedoes M ;th full effect. Torpedoes fired when kae craft is under water may lack dir