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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-08

Ia; Grigora Francesca di Vincen-
20 da Caulonia (Reggio Cali ; Lu-
cera DOmenico S. Severe di Pu-
glia (Foggia) ; MuscatelIo GiuSep-
pc fu FiIppo Gerace Marina Reg
gio Cali Nardi Primo fu Giovanni
Corchiano (Roma); Perucci Giu-
lilo fu Luigi da Campoflomo
{ (Ascoli Piceno); Poalella Archi-
mede di DOmenico Troja Fog
gia) Roggero Battista di Giovanni
da Lauriano (Torino); Torsello
Salvatore di francesca AlesSano
(Lecce); Umbro Rocco fu France
SEQ Da Filadelfa (Catanzaro) ;
Zappia Giovanni da Casignona
Reggie Cal).
IL REGGENTE
Natal.
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II 5 PRESTITO
TTALIANO

Quei nOStri cOnnazi0nali che non
hannO ancOra sOttOscrittO al Quln-
to PrestitO NaziOnale ItalianO, pos
sono dare ALA patria la prOva del
lOrO attaccaamentO della lOrO de-
vozione affrettandosi ad acqUista-
re, nei limit dele prOprie fOrze,
titoli relativi, giacche il termine
di chiusura state prorogatO fnO
al trenta giugnO.
Non 81 dica che la guerra ci ha
imposto tanti sagrifizi tante spe-
Sc che non possible rispondere
all 'appelIo della patria lontana :
tutti / sagrifzi, lutte le privaziO-
nj, lutte Ie sofferenze imposteci al
di qua dell 'oceano dallO state di
guerra sonO un nulla Sc 81 paragO-
nano al sagrifzii, allie privazioni.
allie sofferenze di cOlOrO che COM
battono al fronte di cOlOro che
aspettanO nellie retrovie nell in
terno del paese. Ma che montana
lie nuOVe sOfferenze, cui e necessita
assoluta assOggettarsi, quandO 81
pensa ALA meta che dObbiamO rag
giungere per la sicurezza del no
stri fgli e 10 sviluppo progressive
della liberia rinnOvellata demo
crazia di domain? Volgiamo gil
Occhi intOrnO, ed OsserviamO come
questa vOlonta di voler trionfare
degli ostacoli creati dalla casta mi
litarista teutonica 81 e diffusa in
lutte lie classi, in tutti i partiti, 81
respira nell aria, forma parte del
la nostra attivita, giacch6 abba
mo cOmpresO che solo trionfandO
di quegli ostacoli 81 potranno evi-
tare mel future guerre altrettanto
sanguinose e catastrofche quale e
quella che ora sconvolge il monde.
Gl 'italiani dele attire colonie E.
stere, speciamente dell America
del Sud, hanno rispostO con SLAM
clio unanime ed entusiasmo ALA vo-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-08
LIE DONNIE DOVRANNO REGI-
STRARSI

LIE donne della Contea di India
Ma doVramo registrars Sabato
venture, Is del corrente, per il CO.
81 dettO "Servizio Patriottico. "
Capo della COMMISSIONS ne e la 81
gnora James W. Mack e la signora
Mary B. Rhodes. La Contea sara
divisa in parecchie sezioni in mo-
do che il servizio di registrazione
proceda con tutta alacrita ed or
dine.
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LA CORTE IN sEsSIONE

II cosi detto "Termine di Giu-
gno, per la discussions dele eau
Sc messe a ruolo, venne da questO
giudice dichiarato sperto 10 scor-
50 Lunedi. All'uopo vennero
scrutinati Giurati ed espletate al
tire formalita legislative. Non sap
piano ancora quail processi sa-
ranno discussi a carico di italiani
Riporteremo con la massima scru-
polosita i diversi dibattimenti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-08
AttraverS0Ia C0ntea e Dint0rni

arruOl6 nell 'esercito americana
non appena questa Repubblica di-
chiar6 guerra ALA Germania. La
morte del pOvero giovane ha ARE
cato un 'onta di dolore negli animi
di quaint 10 conoscevano. II sacri-
ficio compute dal Caputo per la
causa della liberia, varra ad al
lenire in parte il dolore ad ac-
crescere lodio cOntro il nemico
dell 'umanita.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-08

ce della patria che faceva loro ri
corso nell ora del bisogno, 81 da
meritarsi lie lodi e la riconoscenza
del nostri uomini di State e della
nazione. Facciamo che anche lie
colonie ell'America del Nord
non memo nUmerOse e non memo
ricche di quelle del Sud, abbiano
diritto ALA lode ed ALA riconO-
scenza di coloro che dirigono lie
sorti dell'Italia, la quale ha BIZ
sognO di uscir vittOriosa da que
sta guerra, per potter essere ri
spettata.
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PICCOLA POSTA

.. PASTORELLI-NOn accet-
tiamo correspondence d'indole per-
sonale perci6 non va pubblicata.
COrregete la forma ed andra.
F. PADULI-Aquino in proyin-
cia di Caserta, circondario di So
ra, Mandamento di Casino, conta,
secondo I'ultimo censimento, 1922
abitanti. Flu patria di Giovenale,
di San Tommaso, di Prescennio
Negro anita e fiorente Capitale
del Volsci.
B. ROCCA-E' la millesima vol
ta che ripetiamo la stessa cosa
Leggete il giornale vol? Arman-
do Diaz e nato e Napoli.
G. MALVASI-Non ci riguarda
e perci6 cestiniamo.
NJ. ALFONSINI-Il vostro ami
co ha motto ragiOne vi datO a
comprendere che e conoscitOre pitl
di vol. Sc ha rivolto quelle paro-
lie all 'avvocato, francamente ha
fatto motto bene. [ pusillanimi.
gil insensati da manicomio e le
bestie da soma, qual'6 l'avvocato
da vol menzionato, vanno tratta-
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PER LA PATRIA

Lo scorso Giovedi, accompagna-
ii ALA stazione dale autorita del
Consiglio di Leva da quella cit
tadine, dalla locale banda, la pa
recchie istituzioni e da uno stuolo
di popolo, partirono ALA volta di
Harrisburg, Pa; p baldi giovanni
arruolatisi volontari nell 'esercito
americana. Al pertenti vennero
offerti sigari, sigarette ed altri do
nj.
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Ii Sempre col baStone. Ormai {
la masSa coloniale che 10 conosce E
convene di avere a che fare con
m grande. ecc. Noi siamo in
agguato; regoleremo i CONT ALA
prima difeSa.
s. BISTOLFI-u ibro che de-
Siderate costa $1.25 che favorite
Spedire a queSto uficio Librario.
D. BELLOMO-Voi siete m
mattO da catena e perci6 andate
ALA malora.
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CADUTO IN BATTAGLIA

ALA famiglia del soldato Anto-
MO Caputo, da STAFFORD, Pa; 6per-
venuta la ferale notizia della NOR
te del loro fglio avvenuta sui cam
pi .di battaglia di Francia. II Ca
puto contava appena % ami 81
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INDIANADYE WORKS
72O Philadelphia Street,

72O Philadelphia Street,
Pulisce mel modo migliore,
e desiderato i vostri ve-
stiarii da fari igurare
nuovi.
Servizio pronto ed accu-
ratio a prezzo di vera con-
venienza e soddistazione.
Portate o spedite le vostre
robe da pulire mezzo Par
eel POST e We lie ritornere
mo a mezzo da vol Indicate e
preferito.
ACCURATEZZA,
/ SODDISFAZICNE,
MODICITA'.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
MANY TROUT CAUGHT IN
RIVER AT CoALDAlE.

Ray and Glen Smith and Ira Gil
bert of cosidaie. were visitors In
Canon City this afternoon and visited
the Record office to. report their sue
cess in trout fishing in the Arkansas
river at bat point, this season. Not
for many years, according TO these
Young men. has fishing in the river
west of here, been anything like as
good as II is at present During he
fret week of the open season, which
began May a5sh. they caught ss6 arout
in the Arkansas river in the vicin.
ity of Cosidsie. varying from eight
TO fourteen inches in length. A con-
siderable number were caught that
weighed as much as two POUNDS Or
more each. They say the stocking OF
the river with trout by the Canon
City and saiida chambers Of COM
merce is proving TO be big success.
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kEEP your own Keys ana counsel b.
renting . stse lsafety boz st the
Fremont County National Bank. - &c
- per year. Il
ENTITLED TO MAyoRsHiP
OF RIVER STREET.

ii has been suggested that Jas 4,
Mcclure has won the tight 10 be
called The Mayor OF River street
by reason of his property Investments
and the improvements he has made in
that par OF town during the last few
years In addition TO the construction
OF the Mcclure House at the north.
cast corner OF Eighth and River
streets. one OF the most attractive
structures OF the kind in the city. he
has recently made some very extcn-
siye alterations and improvements to
other property be owns in that neigh
borhood. Ills enterprise has espec-
tally manifested itself in the re-
modelling OF the old brick building at
iie northwest corner OF Fights and
River streets. opposite the Mcclure
House. and two other residence prop
critics adjoining H. All three struct-
urcs have been stuccoed on the out
side. thoroiy modcrniEed in their i'm
terror arrangements and their dcsir-
ability for tenants increased BY the
addition of new porchcs. better out.
bu.ldings and the installation OF UP.
to-istc plumbing and sanitation.
Nowhere In Canon City has an old
structure been so completely trans
Formed in appearance and in conven'
Sences ns the old rooming house Mt
the northwes, corner OF Eighth and
River streets and the improvement
Jfts evoked unstinted praise and com.
/. piiment from people living in the vi
entity. The woodwork and concrete
laying was done under the supervis-
ion of G. c. Hawkey. the stuccoing
by chas. zengie and the painting By
Z z. Williams.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
VICTOR FLANAGAN
GRADUATES WITH HoNoRs.

Mr.. and Mfs. NJ v. Flanagan are
in receipt of their son Sictor's dipio-
ma from Colorado University. Vic
tor joined the army before graduation
but was awarded the degree OF Batch
elor OF Science. having taken the
Electrical Engineering course. He
was awarded the fhonors of the class.
which demonstrates again that Canon
City boys and girls are usually in the
lead. = AKA
Mr.. Flanagan is out at Camp Lee.
Virginia. IN the Officers training
school where John Nesbit. another
Canon. City boy also is located.
Victor writes his mother that he
received the Red Cross kit which
the local Red Gross ladies so thought
fully sent him. and thru Mrs. flan-
sgsn sends the ladies his most sincere
thanks because he needed the things
contained in the kit very much and
also because he appreciated their
Kindness SO much.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
GEO. T. M.ENiRY SAFELY
IN FRANCE.

Mr.. and Mrs.. T. J. McEniry re-
ceived a. ie,ler this morning from
their son. GeorEe T. McEniry. an
nouncing his safe arrival in France.
He IL a member OF the Field artillery
and made hthe rip across" with n
large military contingent. He lacked
two days OF being in the military SER
vice four months from the :ime Of his
enlistment until lie reached Sreroh
soil. His brother. frank. preccdsi
him to the oher side by several weeks.
His Letter bore no date. but the cen
sor's stamp was placed upon II May
e2nd. and he is supposed to have ar
rived -over there about that time.
He says the TRIP across was without
special incident and that there was n
calm sua durinG the voyage Mr.. Nc
Entry received his. army training at
one of the military. cantonments in
the southern states.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
GERMAN WOMEN Asav,sep
TO REGISTER.

The registration eof all German wo-
men. alien TO the United States gov-
crnmcnt. above tii< age OF II years.
are required to fcsister before the
postmastcra and chiefs OF police OF
the country. ~sshihthe nex,sses daya.
There is teavy penalty for NEGLECT
to comply with the law. The Stgistra.
tion .bessRssh,s morning and with be
continued Sn,ii sso'cioeh onswedpcs-
day evening Of next week. Registry
tion bank. have been received bv
City Marshal c. i. skinner. who viii
register all the alien women OF the
Canon City district. They must re
port to him for such registration,
The registration blanks arc far more
complicated than the blanks which
were used In the registering OF enc
my alien men besides the finger
prints which are taken OF each regis
trAnt. four picures with head uncov
erred and with the signature Of the
rcgistrant across the face Of the pic
turc. muvt bc furnished the reEiStra
tlon suthor;lien.
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OLD euiCp,Ao TO De
REMOVED TO PUEBLO.

The old building formerly used by
the Santa Fe railroad company oc-
cupied for the iast, few years for stor-
age pufposcs. liz being torn down pre-
liminasy 10 the removal OF the mater,
iai II. contains. 60 Pueblo. where II will
be employed In the construction OF n
freight .hsuse In the company's yards.
For some time past Il has been used
BY LIBBY. McSeiti & Libby In conncc.
ton with its pickiing and saistng
plant. The pickiing company IL erect.
ing new buildings In tho Immediate
vicinity specialiy adapted to It's re.
quirementss The transfer Of the ium-
ber in the NAae Santa Fe station to
Pueblo was Inspired by the policy Of
rewenchment- and economy r.
quired Of the railroad companies Of
the country during the war and By
the nutIonsfatransportation admins
| traficn.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
BASE HOSPITAL CORPS NO. %
ON WAY EAST.

From letters received here the last
few days IL Is learned that Base Hos
pitsi Corps No. %. in which a num-
ber OF Canon City young men are
enlisted. Is now at Camp Crane. Allen
town. Pa. for n short rest preliminary
to proceeding TO an Atlantic port in
readiness for embsrkation to France.
The corps left its training quarters at
Camp Cody. Deming. n. NJ. on June
9th and proceeded 10 New Orleans.
expecting to remain there for some
time. On the arrival in that city.
however. they were ordered TO an
other destination and left immediate
ly for the north. Base Hospital No.
90 is composed OF zoo enlisted men,
36 physicians and surgeons and 100
Red Cross nurses. Among the Canon
City boys who are members of its
personnel are: Kenneth Hermann.
Sidney jefferson. Clifford Ames. Vic.
tor Lewis and Harold Sprinkle. ohn
Deibert OF Florence. late teacher in
the South Canon high school. Is also
member OF the corps.
While the time of their departure
for Europe is. of course. not known,
IL is believed that they will be on
their way over there before the end
OF the present week.
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Noruck or nlssoLurroN.

We. the usdersigned. THOMAS }. Ty-
nan. president and c. r Reeves See
retary. OF The Colorado Motion Pic
under The laws of TIE State OF .coiors-
do. do hereby give notice that st -
meeting of the stockholders OF said
corporation. duly called for the pvr-
pose OF considering the propriety OF
dissclving said corporntion. and hefd.
at the ONCE OF the Chamber 81 Com
nercc in Canon City. Colorado. April
ssth, 1918. at 7s10 \. NJ. pursuant 70
notice gisen to the stockholders there
OF. In the nianner provided by law for
the calling of ,stockhciders. meetings
for the purpose OF amrndirg articles
OF Incorporation. the stockholders. BY
a vote OF more than two-thtrds OF sha
entire capital stock OF said ccrpor-
alton. ordered said corporation 20 be
We further certify that all debtx
owing by said corporation have been
in witness whereof. we have made
and signed this Notice OF Dissolution.
and afffxed hereto the seal of satd
Corporation this ssth day OF Aprit-
rHos. J, lyman.
q f. REEVES.
Secretary.
First publication. Nay .. 1afS IS 81.
Last publication. luGs 4o. 1SfA j
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
Boys Aren't Sad
When Band Plays
By FRED 8. FERGUSON.

OMITTED Press Staff .correspondent.) }
With the. American Army in Pic
ardy. May Is. tBy Mail)-Imagine
the early moonlight of warm May
evening; you are sitting on a low
wall. and from a band came the soft
strains OF '-LaPaloma". You may be
in garden in the South. or in New
York. All about there are lights.
Beautiful American women are about.
II is an hour or rest and amusement.
No doubt American officers in a
certain little village in Picardy inn
agined such scene tonight. They
had the moonlight, the May evening.
the band and Ia Paloma." but the
stone wall on which they sat was
about one OF the village duck ponds.
The band. instaead OF being hidden
behind a bank OF flowers. stood in the
open road. The bandsmen were sol
diers. Their uniforms were soiled by
days CT marching. They were on the
eve OF entering the battle line of ma
tions. But with the roar of l.eayy guns
distinctly audible at. the front they
gave their evening concert with as
much care and enthusiasm as If they
had been in concert hall. Little
French tottsEthe few remaining in
the village-played about their feet.
An occasional supply wagon or
French canton rumbled by. fairly
drowning the music. but they played
on.
They Love Band Music.
The band concert at noon and in
the evening was the only amusement
possible in this village. which was oc-
cupied rust before the final move into
the line. Every man who could leave
his post could be- found near the band.
Selections from various musical COM
edfes. classics. and marches were
played. Al the end came the Marseil-
les and Star Spanried Banner. with
every man in the village within hear
ing distance standing stifly at salute
Then came the trudging to billets
along the dusty. crooked streets II
anyone was -downhesrfed.- the band
had cured him. In every direction
went officers and men whis,ling
snatches of some tune the band had
just tinSied them with. There's one
everybody liked. The band sang the
chorus like this:
We're going to the Hamburg fair.
ITO see the elephant and the kang-
eroo:
And we'll All stick together in all
kinds OF weather.
For we're going 10 see the whole
show through"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
SANTA FE STATION TREATED
TO COAT OF PAINT.


The Santa Fe station is being
treated with coat of paint. inside
and out. much TO the improvement OF
its appearance. The walls OF the
waiting room. lobby and iavatories
are being tinted a light green and
those OF the Office and operating room
canary yellow. Tho work is being
done by tho regular painting gang
OF the company. who came up from
Pueblo. few days ago for that pur.
pose
Il win be Interesting to know that
all partial car load shipments OF
freight from Capon City east u6w
have to be made over the Denver &
Rio Grspds fSsd.s The Santa Re. hay
Ing been prohibited BY the federal
transportation management from re
ccivine freight in anything less than
car, load lots. This action was or.
dered by the Warrington authorities
in order to release freight cars for
handling the war requirements of the
government. and is In keeping with
Its policy OF non-compesitson amone
railroad lines. All freight is now be
Ing carried to destination over the
shortest and most direct route.
~ = - - = ~.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
NEWS
(Wetl Mountain Tribune.)
<.<f H~h4fe

+ MI. ma sMrx 3cseph Austin Of the
valley went 10 Canon, City yesterday.
Mr.. Austin will undergo examination
at the, Grsves hospital for appendicit-
is trouble, and il deemed necessary
will be operated upon for same
G, E. Beardsley and b. c. Briggs
motored to Pueblo Tuesday on busi-
ness ,ela,iYe 70 the War Savings
stamp drive. They were accompanied
by Miss Pauline, Miss Kelly and Mrs.
Kei Thompson. who visited in Canon
City.
District Judge James L. Cooper mo-
tored up. from Canon City Tuesday for
the June term OF the district court but
he found US peaceful. law-sbiding
people with no cases for trial. SO he
remained only a few hours and re
turned home again.
Miss cariott Luton returned home
from Canon City Tuesday.
Joseph and Miss F'reida Schulze OF
the valley. took Wednesdays train for
Canon City. 10 be absent a few days.
Mrs. G. F.. Walker went To Canon
City Tuesday. and returned Thursday.
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Hazel. who has been attending school
there.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-06-20
Report of the Board of County
Commissioners for Month of June,
1918-May Bills Allowed

i!ss, Houston; $500; chst ,s Msargsrse. $500:
eSs.,s Tr-..afsiEHsnry s.;Tsi .-iGs Burton.
7; shores. ss.s5: Z. ii. Harvey. siS.ss:
& Harvey. sss-s7: Thos. bison,
Ms;2s; r. GoI.man. ssss-so; Il. D Me-
Red cre-. socIety.-yoe Borett. saas:
tss nss Maasksy, a.assy, SEE: Geores schnl,z,
Coleman. $500: Lon Bell. $500: Ms.
Lon Bell. $500: f. NJ. swift. ssz5:
Pix ,nn. ,,unn. ss.sS: lanes Leftwiek.
graham, ss-e5: Ed. Helm, s4.7s: Il.
W F. BoI,e. SEQ: Geo. che,eiat. ss:25: !:
Tough. s5.s5: l. Il Green. sss5
Hssn Motor Coo. IL Canterbury
Harvey. 5000.
Anderson A TaExart.-Fred Lund-
$500: Arthur Jones. $500
Road Work.-Henry stuitz- 500:
" ". ina iamss. .'O ;sss s u A. erfIs H. ias.l1 sas91:
slo.oO:; Jack glyth; s;:7-oS; c; #, shiE.
Robert RAIDER. 1880. Fred Lanoue.
ss5.5s; Frank peEaren sil-oo: Boyd
W II RichaTd. ,as;so; II. g; Burton.
Allan c, Ellison. $3.50; chas: stui.z.
H.
Jackson. $500; l. II: woodring,
sroscner Sres;so; W VIZ "a. "a Smart $40: Gerald
John EslSiison. $500. James Johnson
$4,000; Fred w Watcher. s16.5e; David
& Mach. Co. s5se.ss: Harding Hdw. Co.
$685.: Bancroft Haw. Co. $500:
" H. Trout: $3.50: Thomas Hdws Co.
Lumber Co. sII52: Morgan Paint Co
siI5o: Ed, sheffield. sis,se: Fremont
nT5tcEe sis5e gius GH sssG Ma5.h MOTOR GS
Fslton Market slo,ii; Geerse VII
Co.. s,e9: Louis Davis. ss.o5: Jno l.
Keller. tss.91: Gibson Lumber Co.
ssI-ss: BURGESS & Luther. sl-ss; Den.
Hdw- Co.. sass: Victor Auto Co.
sIo5;.9; Higgins 4 hampton. $3.50:
Al on Co. ss9-os; Canon Auto Co.
sers,e-- for Road. = Emil Gauike.
William Campbell. $iLoo. Min. States
Tel & Tel. Co.. IS cts
sssAs ccsc sus. P.;:1rTihp,s r. T. Co ,i5sss cres a
4 S. +. IL Il. Co. ss.os: ". X HOOD.
rOOR FUND.
Co. Phystcfass-Dr- c. H Wilkin-
son; $1,000: pr. W. c. stephenson.
sss.. Go. Hospital = Dorothy l.
Stevens $1,000.
Ov~rseer 90. F.rn.-B. {. stevens.
WORK 60. Hospital & F.rm.-Mrs, N
T. Fisher. $1,000: Minnie Lane. $1,000:
$4,000: Dominic Monzetti. 5000: Jesse
Benton. SIZES.
Ma.e- &C. He.ri,ai 4 f.rnIpuff-
Ter Market. $40. Ceylon Tea Store.
$40: Canon Crystal Ice Co. sis.oe:
oSn9r Auto Co. ss.oe' E1sSnr,eai 1:o,, s1p ,e
Coal Mining Co. $40: Fred II. WHIP
Rss Esbers ,siss o. Ion Jones 's Bu-H i'sasl, eosnsa
bow Eouie Garage. sls-so: BisEs Lum-
E.pe..- Go. Hospital a F.rm.-
u. l. Stevens. Se1-s.-
,rsansss ssrssss. valley ali r- ET. Ii 'fs@ fn Co.
sI!.Ss: M,n. States Tel Tel Co.
Jos. vezset,i & sons. 5000: Mitsheii
ssa.5s: C. h Merits. sis:Io; Canon
Shoe Co. $500. Anderson s Taggsrt.
$500: ]. :. Van Law. sisss: j Bald
Co; sio;oe; n f, F les as sso:9Si i,,i.,s j. Nc
sis.i5: Boston u. C. Co. sio.ee: coio-
RADIO supply Co. sso.oo; J. h. Scavarda.
ssee1 Ses,,er. rnsrssa asr saaeS roos. c Herman
Graves. $1,000: y. NJ. Cline. $500.
R~as for Peor.--Mcilyaney 4 HsE-
s +. Goodrich. ss.ee: q II. Lucas.
n. n. ricke.. for Poor,-p. & r. C.
A,,...;es; 10 ;ss ss EesrlMrs S.sab Ssssis
sscSe SS Ms A ISSrp oliSe Hall ssoe: Mrs May Mary
Mcneil. $500: Mrs. Lucy Lee. $500;
Mrs. Mary Van Mee,er: see
County Clerk.