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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
7 R, c, CHAPTERS
ACCEPT WHEELIkG'S
CHALLENGE IN DRIVE
LOCsL DEG ANIzhT1OH SECURES
10000 BEEMHERS IN THREE
DAYS OF DRIVE.
Four Minute Speakers will Visit the
City's Playhonses This


SiNt""u thousand members have h'"n
enrolled IN tho Wheeling chapter "t
IN" R"d Gross; campaign IN Tn" three
dnv,' campaign !nuS far. Il IS expected
that ~ least n total Of 900" members
viii h". secured before H." "nd "f the
drive. or next Monday. II moi far "N-
rcrdtnc thrt number. During ~" THi$i
wear Whcr,inr'S membership was th''
largest in the state comprising 1850
m"mh"rS.
rauvassrrr wrr" hUGv Yesterday max
ing house to hons" solicitations. To-
In} IL" Liberty Loan organization VIII
To-. a.! many stree; corners and in pub
H., r!rccs securing Cur"!lmrn;S, when
viii h" only u dollar for cmch Individual
who wants /" N"rnInc member of the
E.d Gross and n"siSl in tho noble work.
President e.. \. Robinson Of IN"
Wheeling Rod Cross rhapt"r. announced
last night thai seven chapters Of IN"
.Nmcri,.an Erd Cross uf tn" Potomac
division had n"rcD.rd :hr challenge al
thr Wh"cliu- rinnt"r f"r the best show
iu., Ia Tho yv""k'G campaign. based uI"'i
III, prrr-u'nsyo ct population. fnN cap
;rrs IT, rr,rri Wh""linEs Challenges
thus far are: iiri&tnl IA. Tenn; Park
nrshnrr. W Va; Mingn. Harrison. nd
nbrirr counties. This stat" and
Prince. Williams county Va. 1t Is cN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
DEFENSIVE ATTITUDE
TOWARD BOLSHEVISM

Iondon Times Wireless. Copyright
1915 by Public Ledger. ""mpanyl
STOCKITOLM. Dec. 'S.--A Tl"lsinEfors
telegram states that tho last 9f III" Cor
man troops under Genera! won Der Colt
have loft PniAu1. y British squadron l."
expected AT H"l$ingfurS %"nn. Referring
"a tho continued fears Of RolShcNik nE-
rrcssion in Finl2nd. the N7rr"s pond"nt of
tho Sv"nska Da%hladrt n HelstnCfors.
t"l"Fraphs that Finland's nttitud" with
regard TO EOlsh"riSm In Russia is sim
ply defensive Tho Finnish government
is aware that Eolsh"vlk pressure upon
Tho frontier is 4 constant danger to III"
peace Of thr country. and therefor" is
! interest is IT, eradicate this danger by
! Attacking the evil nj tis source in r"tr"-
| grad hut il has no intention Mt present
! Of taking active steps in this direction
ne The rntcntc powers have not vet do
| Cidod to do so. Finland can only pro-
| coed with such military action when tho
| entente decides upon active military in
entente decides upon active military In
! tf.ryrntinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
r,As+r.s Day Exhibition c Com an
ch Maah Atteastoa, and a Ear, season ass Al
1Het-Up"mz,RzasWassse 1 San
ins wrestling Bout

corning gradually to the
,Lis locality during eh'ss =,
lEu. . and, Judging from tne ~ ~, snsnt
,:Tcnce. the winter days are ~ inst at
,,oSf pleasantly by the lsiuS 5sfinite
'',"st n. thcrc is not anythlns etr on
present -, rom the big classic On
IN day. but before. many ~
hos,,c, bail will cake tn" Sttse ~ SarIans
.unrcrr,e for several months rnr.nt
f biggest athletic event ~ rs
tnE no rho contest between 'ne
Sfn-:ins F'erry Ali-S'arS ana XIV ,t,,,s
~ Nll-StarS. which occurs M,-;irs
,iar a, League park GROUNDS 10, On
L.r-y. No other confess 10. tnra;hc-
- orGuaintancns and otter ths &c
i,,oc - $50 their onc-i!ne .taSy' -
E,', 80. cuf into the college worio arr, are
r,adc :, namr. NOT f"r. 'ns! NON: 1.onr
for the city from when '''''
r,,.cre -: he F"rr;ans has
c-,T'. fIrvard and secured tut 49, =, hr
,inyy ana expects Martins ="
vel! Represented IN ,h.> '.,' chosen as
c>l,ihj. on. Graham has h','i S' - .,
,,,- Fn- his event. aa1 as y" - -
tNr,,,sr Franklin College star. NJ ~ ,,,.,
N = comma uH:nE position 1850 - PIC
80 stars for the holiday "t."E'"C = ,,.,,.i.
,rssiooe will br held h"t"r', tar ~
t''" .,,'I h.fnre tho next rolls around
J.! r:-,i,,--.y.- club Will y" III r'A"
-, Wi.,Iinc. on tn. ";h"r nan
sh.n,d D.. we'll represented ana VIZ. ~
.s..-.,,,., II Severed good i!lrn 80 ~ ~:
ard with th'. "n"s ~ .,s". ,,errv ;aight
.,.,-.d az VITA; surprises ft''
-rho .yrn, should b" hufi,'tSt,
n"1 win 4 day like ycS; "9Ia!. M'u'"
dray thousands I" .Ae ,I'hi .t ,,,ly
,.l:..;:-ae da:-. aS 1t VII o, ~
gan, IN his section Of ~" 'o''">'''
Basket Fan.
- ...,rr.,y ,.-..:::rg n. the t1th'h':'i;
,.,m,.:l.. ,h,, representative h!st SSmn ,,t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Welsburg High to Play
Dennison on Friday

Wrirsrurc high school will rn%"' ne M,
fast n,nnls"n high school htSk"t', ,,ti IL l.
.,,, ~ IN. ln,-,l gym Friday. December
% n"nri$on for III" naS' years mas
Ind p tast t"am and laT, year was run-
r.re-u,. in. III" Obi" t"Hrnatnrnt; IhlS
.o,.a ms bo;tIcaI with tn" F;uckcyN stat"
Ir,ry f,itf1nu.h no ahvan"" d"r" can hr
'nlraJnrd On tn" Obi" EHr%. Coach
t:.nrcr states that Il hi: '"am shows
RI. ear,,a form ~ they did against Inc
,xrIi-Lc thn Irvs from the railroad
,,f.y will s:,o horn" w.'!I IN" tail end NJ
~" score - their possession.
Kelly. IA" lad Who hanItnd N" ok
j'r,.l;,y evening. will offiriat".
student Manager l."hntll"r has mhdH
orr:nc.,ncrS for AN "v"rtl"winS crowd.
ne sport fans IN 'hc entire upper ONO
valley ar" Interested in the 0utc"m" OF
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
NoII0AY ACTIVITIES HAVE NO HOLD
'' IN ATHLETIC PROGRESS WHEREABOUTS

noon, tho Wheeling Mold ana ounor ~
vas represented by a floor quintet: anG
prospects are rather good since a,a ssfie'
fSrIt.n Jackson former Triadclphia ana
f i,isT" star football and basket bnIl
r!ayer. vas elected cap:alhL; cn WI" Vii
Yoke. formerly Of wheeling hish' go Nh,
assume the membership DOL" 1..,I he
,,sy.d VITA indepsnden. organizations
i be '5 opcn"d January with the H Ssaei
stead inspectors Of the CnTne ss;,i s oeue
~ th,'I nitv The place to entertain them,
:" M not vet been decided upon. P1sc ,his
Viii b" held Saturday afternoon OF TINS
wsrk a, the Y. NJ. c. a. .,o,5,s
Several YOUNGSTERS Sn %eF Green grounds
vos,r-day afternoon. Can you pam,
Inc boys: Surely It was piee'sA"
enough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Interesting Letter Received Last Even
ing Which Places Situation In
Clear State
To tho Sport Editor:

To tho Sport Editor:
'@Wc. the Faults OF Actnnvillc. dispute
tho claim Of thr Martins Ferry North
End eleven. which defeated thr Henry
a c. last sunday in what, va '":'msA
North Ends have n right to the cham
pinnship OF tho Ohio Valley we rail to
concctvr. 1t is tru" that they defeated
IN" Hcnrys. VIII" II turn dcf"attd our
season. wc MI know. was not rs goo! rs
IL might have been due 10 The infIu-
rnza bu, tho valley had thr"" En'.,,
teams lined up prior to III" opening at
and tn" North Ends.
Tho raulls opened III" season by 10
f"a:inc tho Nnnkc" club in IN interest =
ing event: later held tn" brilliant "'"v-
on 20 q &C tie on is hnmr .;ruuuG~ md
then mot defeat n tn" hands Of n"
IGcnryS twice by tn" scores of ~ nrd
Go both being ndicativ" rf III" surrr-
inrity Of tho Wheeling club over ua. ""
then played tho Err'h fnIs -" Sun
dar after losing 10 ~" IG"rrye md -.
result was :: ec"rcl"SSs IT," Au"'h"r gam"
was arranged. ending in q liz" manner
DOCS This show amy class "T.r uS" W"
admire tho Henry "lu'r and is nmnag"-
ncnt in being r-uc sport" and "''"l;'f'c
t. their original '"anI. and y" openly
ad,nt That ih"y had III" bot team ~
liz" valley hui w""" III 4 hIrh"r Las; :
Than We w"r" at IA" tim. w to''
,,v!rr 10 tIn ii"nrrS AMI h"id tn" \"r;h
Ends :" twn sror"lcSS tic. Hmd VII" ~"
later should Griu rh' Il 'N1n''!"n " WIN
ni.r;- Tho TIL, - moi Cl"Hr.
ITO 70 = 1,.t further II" 'S"-"7 leo
chanriuns' ~h" hay" horn" N" 90
iiflcrinr uf four yours 9! Si, ''S', -
tories .v"-" h"rr"n J." IN" Ir'l'hh'
tca,n E-n hr, refused +" admit his r.
verse md 'h. local nopu'a"" was irn'-
ran, IF Tho farl until word '"mr dir"c'
from brilliant. W" tod Br'l.tnn, nmn q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

rcctcd that Wheeling will lead NIL OH
o. charters in the statc with the lar;;-
est membership and with tho exception
OF two in the entire Potomac DIVISION
Tonight In all the local play houses
rnur-n,inuto talks Will he made by
prominent men advocating tho cam-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

,horizing survey of the Miami ana EFie
canal from 'Tolrio TO Cincinnati. WIN 4
view to drcd ging il 10 n uniform u"itt.
Of u to &c feet. Tho hii ais" p Pity ,nrc
! for n survey Of proposed trtDu'ntI
| canal from the southern end oil LaNc
| Michigan to Defiance 0hioi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
OVERRULED MOTION
TO RELEASE BERGER

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-Thc government
today closed tts case in the trial of
Congressman-Elcct Victor l.. T2nrCcr. Of
Milwaukee, and four other Socialist lead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

1nign in this community. This morning
Tho biggest drive -: n" campaign VIII
!,c on and AN a+!!'ilhnai nuihprr or
WORKERS viii l." at ID" headquarters &c
take care of the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
u. S. Takes Hold Of
Lake to River Canal

WASHINGTON. Pee. 1e.---Tho House
committee on railroads and canals today
ordered favnrnhiy reported hill au-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19

Manager.
"HI\,I$ WINTEIiI.Nl.TER.
EiSlu"s,. Manager.
l'aull \. e.
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recognized the share of Great Britain. Tho best that we could do is our only adequate return for what France has done; for France has given her all, and England now also, is giving her all.
 The silence in which the work has been accomplished was often neces- sary to its success and 1t never de- ceived our allies. English help at Yer dun was not required by Joffre for the very grim reasons which are now be- coming apparent In the great offen- sive" where the British in turn are graphing with the massed forces of Germany.
 It is hardly an exaggeraton to say that without the help of British fi- nance and British munitions, the great Russian offensive would never have taken place for, on this side also, an immense burden has been quietly SnouIQeIct pN tHt i'l IliSh PCOPt0'
 The truth about the British con- duct of the war, and of what is to come as well as what has been done. is to be found in that large and steady movement which will endure to the end.
 Indeed, the only way of obtaining ar vthnP like a just view of what is real happening in the war is for the ndivi 'a0l to do a little CO., ordinating on his own behalf; to look at the Rus sian offensive, for instance, in connec- tion with the heroic resistance of the French at Ncrdun. It was this reSis- tance which reduced the mobile ole ments Of the enemy 10 a point where the Russian attack was sure of sue cess. The Allies have consistently worked on the principle that the lives of men are more than time and "Wostmlnstel" said of the magnificent Russian oftensivc-"it appeals more tC the imagination to t2ke towns and force the passage of rivers and re- cover territory--that fetish of the un-
 nformed-than to break up attacks on a range or shell scared hills ant 10 stand up against jets of liquid fire, yet the Russians themselves will cer' tlinly not withhold their tribute tC the splendid valour of the Frenchmar who enabled them to do these things And in this great co-operation of th' allies 1t is after all most satisfactor1 that the French themselves shoulC speak of the part played by England They have done this, a thousand times in the most generous way, to tho con
 fusion of the German agents wh'
 would SOW disCord. Yet. il may be re
 peated, there is poetic justice in tn
 fact that. alarmed by the preparation
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NOTICE.

In order to induce an increase of thrift among tho young folks of the city and at the same time increase the patronage of this publication. the Mug get has decided to mako the following offer to the young people of Nome.
 Tor every now subscriber to the Nome Daily Nugget brought in by either boy or girl, tho Nugget will give ono half of the first months sub scrtptlcn (sloo) fa government Thrift Stamps
 Tho offer will remain open 10 all young folks for period of one month, cmmcncing to day. Now hero !9 0 chance for you Boys and Qirls, to add to your Thrift Stump account and at the samo time assist in carrying on flag to victory across the water.
 Get your working clothes on ant look for a new subscriber for the Nome Daily Nugget, the subscription price of which Is two dollars a month. bring the subscription and the first month, payment to the Nugget office and re. cieve your dollar in War Stamps.
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WHAT IS ENGLAND DOING?

|, for the British offensive, the Germans masqed their strength to meet it; that the British in turn are now paving their share In flesh and blood; and that the French who bore the brunt so long are breaking through.
 Time was necessary, the time se- cured by the fleet. 10 bring the power of England into play. This is not because she was more sluggish thon her neighbours It is partly due to the same cause which makes it easier to handle a rifle than a howitzer.
 Upon this fact the German agents In all countries concentrated, in order to sow dscord between the allies by lnvidious comparisons. It may be said In warning, therefore to thousands of innocent people, that in repeating the suggestions of failure--on the part of England or any of the allies-to do their own share in this life and dea tn struggle they are the unconscious in struments of German propa ganda
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something like affection, and the en- velop was distinctly the fayoltc dec oration of that varied art gallery. It was addressed to:
 William Hohenzollern, Esq.
 Potsdam Palace,
 Berlin. If the party is absent, please forward
 to St Helena.
 It contained a collection of the most vigorous cartoons of the Kaiser, from the New York Evening sun" and several newspapers of the Middle West
 In addition to the gigantic work of the censorship department 1t may be said that British Munition factories have increased from something incon- siderable to over four thousand, under government control. It is probably true to say that more munitions of war of all kinds, from hand grenades ito aeroplanes, and from trench nor tars to big guns, are produced in one week now than were produced in the whole first year of the war.
 Wherever one goes in Great Britain today. from one end to the other, 'ncre is only one thought and one vast im- pulse. Britain at last Is mobiized for war, the achievement today far sur passes the widest German idea of "kolossal''
 The British pre-war capacity for making munitions for land service was adapted to our army of 100000 men. The French capacity was for an army of three or four million. The number of work people now employed on Erit- ish Naval munitions approximately equals the total at work on French munitions for both military and naval service. We are supplying shell stcc to France at the rate of half d milion tons year, other steel at hundreds . one end a half million tons a month rtc consequences of the temporary loss of the French industrial district, thus falls largely on Great Britain.
 The British monthly output of heavy guns and howitzers for land service is thirty three per cent in excess of the total available for the army in the field before the war. England has sen to France tens of thousands of ton' of constituents of explosives
 This must not be mistaken for . criticism of our magnificent allies who by theid indomitable valor sare' Europe and the world. during h' darkest hours of the war, lt is mere ly by answer to the question 'WA3 fig England doing as her share?" It is no a matter of rivalry, but of cooperation and our allies have always generousl,
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Snow Shoos, Skii's. Fur Parka's and Sleeping Bags cheap at Holts.
FOUND

SpcctaclcS trimmed with transpar composition rims; heavy round glasses, owner may obtain same by paying for this adv. Apply Nugget office. ....
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Weekly Nugget 50 cts. per month sent any place in the world.
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Tho NrGGET e,s inc NEWS for c FEST INTERESTS
 te D'eftf i. Territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-16

BURGLAR often misses
 the most important things
 in his burglaring because
 he doesn't look far enough
 Lots of people, not burglars
 would find many important things near at hand if they only would look little bit
 farther for them.
 You, while reading this pap CT, are surrounded with all kinds of valuable infOrmat- ion on many important sub- jects. The advertisements in this issue present many near at hand opportunities. Burgle your way into them. You will find it easy going and the haul worth while The Nugget
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

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NOTICE OF s..nn,rr. SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
pursuant to judgment and decree of
the District Court. sitting In and for
the County Of 0unntscn. State OF Colo.
RADIO. and rendered on to-wit. the . Srd
day Of September, 1913. wherein P&ttte
F. Austin wa. plntnttG and Charles
Austin was defendant. whereby am
commanded to sell the personal pro-
party hereinafter Get forth and de-
ons Team OF horses. wagon and he,-
n~ss. ab,isft one hundred and eighty
uS0) head of goats: hve (6l head of
cattle; an undivided one-half Cs) In
terest In binder: also grain drill. disc
harrow. moving machine. riding. plow.
hand piow. tooth cultiyator. small tools
and ranch appliances. and household
furniture; also gas engine and Ford
automobile With blowing attachment.
said personal property being located
on what ls known Rs the Austin ranch.
near Sapinero, Colorado. 0aGs
THElllSFORE, In accordance with
the said Judgment and decree. viii. on
Saturday. the End day OF November. A.
ID. 1918. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
of said day, at said Austin ranch, near
Snpinero. Colorado. sell the above de-
and highest bidder for cash, the pro-
ceedr OF said sale to be distributed In
accordance with tko terms and condi.
tiorE, Of said Judgment and decree.
hereinbsfore refeFre4 TO:
PAT HAlgLON,
Sheriff Of 0unnison County, Colorado.
Dated At GunnisoE, Colorado. this tth
day OF October. 1913.
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.CovsrIrUTIo1AA AsGrNDMnN1

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COHVFHpTVONAL AWENnMHwT.

COUDTSfUTvONAL AMENUWENT.
Notice p hereby given. that ~ the
sifth day o. November. A. D. 1918 there
;ors Of the state Of COLORADO The quss.
tion OF amending the Constitutions Of
The authority for submitting such
srficis XIX Of fiS n. Z ccn:sItu;ion Of the Il,
tate Of Colorado. and In scnat~ Bill
No. ae4 of the Twenty first General
asssmsniX: AS. s which y: II words and fis-
AN ACT
TO suEniT 70 THE 9uALIrIEp
COLORADO AN AMENDMENT TO
STATE or 'coi.oRApo. BY ADDING
THERETO ARTICLE xxIII EN-
TITLED .PuBLicATIoN OF LEGAL
bly 81 the State ~ Celsrades
Section There shall be submitted
TO the qualified electors Of the State
81 Colorsde. At the next general clcc-
ss%sly @ ssf sSeir apprsSsi S s".s q rsysc,iss.
the following amendmc 1T to the Con.
stitution Of the State II Colorado. BY
sS;ss. sass |. 10 n ss ss,s ned
az ARTICLE xxsTI Prhiicution Of loyal
ladvertisipg'' which when ra.ifi6d by .
maJpffsy OF tn0Be vOttny thereon, fllil
he valid N 4 part or the Constitution.
to@wit IL
ARTICLE XIII.
Section l. Proposed constitutional
amendrr nts md iso?oss,; lrss ntcd
ara ref rred bills shall be rub1ishc u In
two i.,spss Of two n @wapapH y az oppo-
site political faith In s-,.l, county In
the state This publication shall be
made at least one weck- apart and not
lens than 'hree nor more than five
!, we, ks hefere the 81 .ctton at which the
said amend nents or In tiafed or rs-
ferred hills are tn he voted upon"
Scctign :. Each tfcrtov. voting at
said election and desiros:s OF voting
for or against raid sme udmcnt. shall
place In the ballot box his or her ticket
whcrccn shall be printed the words
For X, duttnR Cost of = .~a EubiicA.
tinn'' ara ssArairSt Reducing Cost of
Legal pubIIcatIon". AMI shall Indicate
his or hcr choice ny pla Ing . cross
opposite one or the other Of said
groupr Of words. H (.
Ecetion .. The votes cast for the
adoption or rejection OF said amend.
mint shall he canvAssed and The re-
suit determined by the laws NJ the
state for the Canvass OF votes for
Representatives In Csnxress.
In Testimony whereof. have here
unto SGT my hand and afflxsd thA graft
seal OF thr ,stnte Of Colotado., It the
i CITY OF pchvSr this T&snty-oscond
! day ee August AID. lSte.
JAMES r. NOLAND.
Ao@eu sg ISfSF esSxSs y Steses
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
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nstass Of Prank W. Aehesoa. Dsesasea-
Notice e hereby .given that es The
11th day OF N0vemoer A. D. 1919, the
y Court % 0unaison coVniy, Colo
redo, BIS eccounts for nnal eettleAoot
OF adminlstration OF aaid esta3ay Wh01
"a g .S: ls 's'sFii 4 ssss 1:s =
plic..icn fcr the SstsImisaiies g
Court 'wiIi % said HSs dsss 1SS ssrslnssSorrs
mentioned. or NJ any time to which the
hearlng may be Continued. .procssd g
heirs Of the said Frank ", Acheepn de-
ceased. and ~ such entitled 10 Inherit
any lands. tenements. hereditiments or
other property. real or personal. con.
the said Frank W. Aeheson deceased.
and enter z Degree accordingly. at
be heirs at law Of said deceased may
appear and prescnt their proof
Administrator Of said Estate.
First puh1iahed Oct. II, 1878 20.
Last publication Nov. 1. 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

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