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Subscribe
for Liberty Bonds

An example OF patriotism was set
for Fremont county people on Thurs
day when niceiy-dressed gentleman
and his wife. strangers in Canon City.
stopped over here for n few hours
rest while on. their way to California
Meeting them on the street James +.
Mcclure. member OF the soliciting
committee from his precinct, engaged
them In conversation and incidentally
informed them that he was taking
subscriptions for the Fourth Liberty
Loan. and would be pleased to have
them help the undertaking along.
The stranger said his name was W.
G. Phillips, and introduced the lady
with him TO Mr.. Mcclure as his wife.
He stated that their home was in
Houston, Texas. and that they were
going TO Los Angeles TO spend the win
ter. When the matter OF the Lib
erty Loan was mentioned Mr. Phillips
said that every American ought to 40
something for IL. and asked Mr.. Nc
Clurc how many bonds he ought TO
buy. Mcclure said that he was not
making an assessment. and that any
Investment he felt disposed to make
would be acceptable. Mr.. Phillips
then mentioned $500 as about Inc
proper amount. whereupon his wife
suggested that 1t be made $3.50. which
was agreed TO. and the trio went to
the First National bank where Mr..
Phillips paid the money and was given
receipt for IT. As soon as the bonds
are delivered to the bank here $3.50
worth OF them will be sent to Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips at Los Angeles.
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COUNTY BOARD WORKING
ON MASTER LIST

The Fremont county military ex-
emptions board received copy of the
master list containing all of the num-
bers recently drawn in Washington
for the army draft in the 1s-to-45 reg
istration and its members are busy
checking up preparatory to entering
upon the work Of their classification.
The master list is pretentious doc
ument OF seven pages Of rules and in
structions and 6S pages Of numbers.
There are 1900 numbers by which
the numerical drawing OF every man
in the United States between the ages
of 18 and As can be determined by
reference to the numberes assigned
each registrant by the local board to
which he belongs.
There were 1000 registrants in Ere
mont county under the increased man.
power law, of which s66 are in the 1s-
to-36 class. which will receive the first
consideration. It is expected that a
large amount Of appeal work and agri
cultural deferment business Will short
ly be presented to the board for its
action.
In the meantime the physical ex
animation of registrants Of the 1886
class is proceeding As rapidly as pos
sible under the direction Of Dr. Il. =
Holmes, the official examiner Of the
board. The examinations began last
Monday morning and 30 men are be
ing examined dafiy. DE-. q. G. Webb
is assisting In this part or the work
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Chandler Woman is
Accidentally Killed

Mrs. Julia Perrino, aged 20 years,
wife OF Joseph Perrino of Chandler.
was accidentally shot through the
head Wednesday afternoon at the
family home and died q short timq
later. Mr.. Perrino had just returned
from hunting trip and set his gun.
a 22-calibre rife. down by the side OF
the house. Mrs. Perrino proposed
that they do some target shooting, to
which Mr.. Perrino agreed. and started
short distance away to set up. the
target. He had only gone about 20
yards when he heard the report OF a
gun. and looking around saw his wife
falling TO the ground. mortally wound
ed. He rushed to her side and med
ical aid was summoned. but she
passed away a short time late-. having
never regalned consciousness. Mr..
Perrino is of the opinion that his wife
in picking up the gun accidentally dis
charged 1t while getting IL in position
to shoot at the target. The bullet
entered the corner OF the right eye
and pentrated the brain.
The Perrinos have been living In
Chandler for the past two weeks. go
ing there from Brewster. Deceased
is the daughter Of Antoine Massaro of
Coal Creek, well known residents OF
that camp, and she was born and
raised there. The body was brought
to the Deibert undertaking parlors in
Florence and the funeral will be held
from the parlorB Friday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Father Ferdinand offi-
ciating. Interment will be made In
Highland cemetery.-Fiorence Citizen.
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FREMONT COUNTY MINER
Dies VERY SUDDENLY

John l.. Farrell. sor many years n
resident OF Fremont county. and we'll
known In the Copper Gulch district,
where for long period he operated
the Green Mountain mine, died after
q brief illness last Sunday morning.
He spent several days deer hunting
last week. exhausted himself willie on
the trip and to ttat fact his death was
indirectly due. He had had pneu-
monia number of times and once had
his chest crushed in . mining acci-
dent. He was unable to overcome
the exhaustion resulting from the
hardships OF hfs hunting trip and =
blood ciot on the heart caused his
death.
Mr.. Farrell was born In the state Of
New York. He IL survived by his
widow, who IL In Pueblo sanitariurn.
and by two sons and one daughter
One OF the sons. Chaunccy Farrell. ID
in military training 1t Camp Dix. N. j..
and cannot leave there 70 attend the
funeral on account Of quarantine. The
other son. Randolph Farrell. il somo.
whers in the West. The daughter.
Miss Ethel Farrell. 4 aschool teacher
IN Missouri.
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Canon City Boy
at VladivOstOk

The Portland (Oregon) Evening
Telegraph Of September IS. contains
on its front page large picture Of
Lieut.. J. B. tanning Of the United
States navy 4 former Canon City boy.
who is attached to the u. s. s. Brook
lyn. flagship OF the Asiatic neet. now
at vladivostok. Siberia. Lieut.. Ian
ming was born in Canon City. but has
made his home in Portland for good
many years. He is n grandson of Mrs.
Melvina Stienmeir Of the Four Mile
neighborhood, and is nephew OF
Frank Stienmeier. His father. Charles
Lannipg, is dead. The Lanning fam
lily will be remembered by many
Canon City people. and the grand
father of Lieut.. Lanning built the
First Methodist church here.
Accompanying the picture of
Lieut.. Lanning In the Evening -Tele-
graph is an unusually Interesting let-
ter from him In which he decribes
conditions in Siberia, and pays high
lIlOutc u Inc OktCu6-0iothAb IA tnosA
struggle for Liberty. He sag< shey
are . strong. braves liberty-ioying
people woh have fought for 800 years
for national recognition. The
Czechs inhabit a portion Of Austria
entirely populated by people of their
own blood. while the slavs are of Rus
sian origin. For generations they
have attempted to establish their free
dom and obtain national recognition.
but during all of that time the Austro-
German yoke has ground them down.
When the Germans threatened to
hang all Czechoslovaks taken pris-
oner they made pact to night TO the
death and killed their own wounded.
Lieut.. Lanning has made an excel
lent record In the naval service and
stands high in the esteem Of his asso-
ciates and in rne department in which
he Is enlisted.
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IMPROVES SCREEN
At JONES THEATER


During the closing Of the Jones The
ater on account OF the influenza cpl
demfc. Manager Jesse Jones has taken
the opportunity to improve the movie
screen and freshen the theater gem
orally.
On all sides Of the screen. including
the stage noor and ceiling, It has been
painted Q Jet black This 10 an in-
proved method Of making the pictures
more easily viewed as there IS no Iisht
objects TO detract attention. The doors
and lobby have been given pev coat
Of SNOWY white paint, - when the
Jones' h again opensd pearons Will
have almost new thsetor % seee.
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New System for
Selection for Navy

The selection OF specially qualified
Colorado men for the United States
navy under the new system OF vol
untsry induction has begun at the
Denver naval recruiting station, 10i8
18th street. No more men Will be
enlisted directly. but those who show
themselves to be especially desirable
will be allowed to apply and their ap-
plications forwarded to the Navy De-
partment at Washigton. which may
ask the local board for the induction
of these men into the navy. About
$500 men will be chosen under this
system each month from the entire
United States.
Colorado's monthly quota should be
about 200 men, All applicants must
be registered, must have received
their serial and order numbers. and
have been classified by their local
boards. No applicants will be ac-
cepted until they present their final
classification cards. The navy physi-
cal. standards will be maintained
more strictly than eveF>before. and no
waivers will be requested for any de-
feet.
The following classes Of mon will be
considered only:
D--Men who are qualified for en-
trance itno the navy trade schools:
that is. they must have considerable
knowledge of the trade for which they
wish to qualify before enlisting.
(2)-Machinists and tradesmen
qualified for the aviation branches.
(3)-Men qualified for entrance into
the engineering onFicer material
school. Stevens Institute. Hoboken.
N. J. These men must be graduates
of college engineering courses.
Under this system no men will be
selected for the bottom ratings OF ap-
prentice seaman or fireman third
class. Such men will be selected by
the draft board by the system which
has hitherto obtained for the army.
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GIVING STAMPS WITH
MERCHANDISE OPPOSED

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE practice
by some merchants of giving war
savings stamps as premiums with pur-
chases is strongly condemned by the
Treasury.
when retail dealer gives away a
war savings stamp" said Treasury
oificial. the does it SO he can sell a
man something the man does not need
and for which the War Industries
Board can not spare the facilities and
labor to manufacture. Thus the
1ransaction precisely defeats the war
savings movement"
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Flyers Nerves
are Considered
By CAPT. PAUL BEwsHER
Of the Royal Air Force.

written Tor Tne Unlteo fressJ
London. Sept. 6.-(By Mail.)-Dur-
ing the whole career of British air
man the vital factor Of temperament
is taken into consideration. Lons
ago it was realized that flying called
for special qualities. and that the
human element had to be considered.
This is doubly true of war-fying.
From the training ground to the active
service aerodrome the personality Of
each individual British airman is
closely watched, and is carefully con-
sidered.
Before he begins bis instructions he
is given one or more trips in ma
chine to introduce him to the new ele-
ment, in order that he may see how
he likes it,. II he cannot stand 1t,
which is very unusual, he need nevr
fy again.
During the period of instruction he
is allowed to take more and more con-
troll, in accordance with his abilities
and inclinations and SO feelings of
nervousness are gradually eliminated.
The pupil is not allowed to fly alone
until. he ia absolutely qualified to do
80. Before his first flight alone, he
flies the machine many times with the
Instructor in the second seat ready to
take control if necessary and intently
watching his progress.
When the pupil feels confident that
he can fly, and the instructor is salts
fed that he is safe pilot. he is al
lowed to fly alone. Trick flying by
inexperienced pilots is forbidden. and
is punished.
During his practice flying the pilot
is under observation and is not al
lowed to fly too long at a stretch. or
too often in one day.
In this way confidence is built up
and the airman becomes as much at
home in the air as on the ground.
If he is not well, he is not allowed
to fly. If he has a slight accident
which is likely to shake his nerve he is
given a rest. If he should chance 10
be injured he is given long period
of convalescence in order that his
nerves may settle down and he may
be quite fit to fly again.
As soon as pilot on active service
has flown himself out and is tired
and has lost his keenness he is sent
back to England for a long rest. II
at any time he does not feel like fly
ing he is given a holiday.
Thus is the very best got out of the
airmen. They are keen enough not to
want a few non-fying days until they
feel they absolutely must have rest;
at the same time they know tnat the
medical officer will order II the mo-
ment it is necessary.
But If there is strain, there Is also
exhilaration. Airmen love the sensa-
tion of flying and love to feel ma
chine obeying their slightest touch.
The fighting airmen. moreover. enjoy
the fierce delights of single comba..
Fighting in the air is sporting and
often chivalrous. Airmen. more than
any other modern soldiers. can enjoy
the feelings which animated Couer
de Lion and the Black Prince.
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CaaarrlaI Desfness Csnpot Be- Cufed

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CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with SC and mall II to
Foley & Co.. 2s35 Sheffield Avenue.
Chicago. H.. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs. colds and Group Foley Kid
ney Pills. for pain in sides and back:
rheumatism. backsche. kidney and
bladder ailments: and Foley Cathar.
tic Tablets. a wholesome and thoroly
cleansing cathartic. for constipation,
biliousness. headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
(Advsrtiscment.)
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Eour-Minute Talk
/. of Augustus Pease

After the war tS over, so the Stofy
goes, little johnnie Is supposed to ask.
Father, what did you do for your
country during the great war; Fa-
ther says. Well, ate a little corn
bread
IAN right, SO far as it goes, but not
far enough.
written every loyal citizen knows why
Uncle Sam needs and must have every
dollar of the $4,000. 100000 Liberty
Loan. but there is always the ten
dency to let George do it, to let the
other. fellow buy the bonds, and to
make the excuse that you haven't the
money.
This is no time for excuses. In
order to buy Liberty Bonds every
one must be willing to cut out all lux
uries, and get along on the bare neces-
stiles of life until the war is over.
and with practically no exceptions. all
who will really do this can buy at
least one bond, most people can buy
more than one, and the rich and we'll
to-do can buy many, and all patriots
will do SO, and make good.
s'This means more than eating a
little corn bread but it means moth
ing compared with the sacrifices. the
sufferings, the heroism of our boys
over there.
"They have gone to foreign lands to
be mangled on battlefields, to bear
awful pain, to suffer with hunger and
thirst; many never to return.
~Our love for them and for our
country is shown by the sacrifices we
make to buy bonds.
death in time will come to all OF
ms. When it does what more com
forting than the thought that while
our lives were far from what they
should have been. when our country
needed our help we did all we could
for her. And remember. There are
no pockets in shroud.'
''Our country asks our dear soldier
boys to give their lives to beat the
Hun. and two Canon City boys have
now died for their country.
-'She does not ask US to give any
thing. only to loan the money, and
she will pay it back with interest. but
who can imagine patriot thinking or
caring anything about interest. SO Tar
as helping his country is concerned.
do not let German peace talk cool
your efforts. Our soldiers will not
stop fighting. and we must not stop
putting over this loan.
SHOULD peace come, Uncle Sam will
need 1t all to finish up. and to bring
the boys home.
Subscription returns show tina,
every dollar that can possibly be
spared must be pledged to make this
loan a success, and no matter how
loudly he talks and cheers, any man
who does not go the limit in buying
bonds is bum patriot"
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a BULLETIN ON
SPANISH INFLUENZA

The surgeon general Of the United
States public health service has just
issued publication dealing with
Spanish influenza, which contains all
known available Information regard
ing this disease. Simple methods
relative to fits prevention, manner Of
spread. and care Of patients. are also
given Readers may obtain copies
ue this pamphlet free Of charge BY
writing to the Sturgeon General, U. 8.
Puhlic Health eervice, Washington.
p. c.
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operation, ] cannot
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my side hurt ne 70
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from my bed, nnd
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vegstable Compound cure4 NJ . "a
ncs need TIE operatioc. end I em eell!ae
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MRS. WESTON MEers
WITH 4 MIetiAP

Mrs. Weston. wife Of : deceased
old soldier. in some unaccountable
manner slipped and fen in the ditch
BY the Paiace Livery. LucEily she
suffered 70 injury beyond The shock.
.. n. Ncip. Z Civil War vetsrAn, hap.
psnsd 70 - Nh. Ne M I'm, and
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THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
b. taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
vegstable Compound, One
q Thousands Of Such Cases.

Blsek River FsIls, Wis. -"As Lydia
y Ptnkham's Vegetable Compoubtl
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Information for Travellers
Time Of Departure Of Trims Troeys Wilmington
rc Expresses.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILEOAD.

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Baltimore nd wsshgton week days M-4A2' 700 $50 1l1s
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LINES
minutes et the hour 5ne hat hous instane % and 5
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with the Nennett
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hour OF the the
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EOR sALB-IRIsH COBBLER SEED
Eastburn. Newark Road. mar21-5t.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE-I, GEORGE b. CAREY, THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house
situated at No. 9 East Seventh street, IN
the Sixth ward, OF the city Of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and state Of Della
ware. in compliance with the requirements
of the acts OF the General Assembly, Ia
such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that 7 shall apply in writing
tn the Court Of General Sessions Of the
.ate Of Delaware IN and for New Castle
county on Monday. the sixth day of May
AZ ID. f9ls. being the nest term Of said
court, for q lic,use for said house as an
Inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF in
toXicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, 20 be drunk on the premises
and the following respectable cltgrns OF
said ward at least twelve OF WI 90 are
substantial freehOldnrs NJ said ward reeom-
meul the SAID application viz:
Thomas B. Moore John J. Mulrooney
Joseph C.. Hyndman Lewis ]. Baer
John r. Byron Calvin Beck
r. ~ Stsinia Michael Niclis
j. H. Armstrong Frank $ Mcguire
Chas. Is Breuer Alfred T Ewing
Frank w. Roberts Christopher Mckenzie
George McClosk- ~ l.buis G.. Byram
F gar t. Woodward Franklin l.. Mettler
William n Ryan r. e.. Dudley
John 30 Mulvev Emmit Morrow
Wilsou Adams Gordon Gillespie
Paul a Stcinke Walter @. Crawford
Wm kaIcht Thomas Joyce
mara 90 GEORGE b. CAREY.
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pEFRIGERATOR FOR GROCERY,
~ handling Of meats; also hDtcher
bench. No. 507 W. Front 81. mari5-eod-1m.
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MOVING AND HArLTYG.

TJAULING or ALL KINDS 81
II truck; local and long distance
James r. Rutter. NO 524 Springer ST. d,
4 A. Phone 230S mari I'm.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
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MAssEUsE.

HOLDEN INsTITUTB-FACE COR
n rector All blemishes removed from
face and body. Imperfect ngurcs. birth.
disease or accident. corrected. Rough
coarse pores smoothed and skin refined.
Complexion cleared. Hollows ami wrinkles
removed. Falling hair and dandrum le-
moved In 10 days, guaranteed No. 60
Equitable Bldg. Phone 1854 Hours 20
and TO O. marlin.
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DIERCE-ARROw. 7-PASsENGER; RE
cent model perfect condition. jus
overhauled and rehniahed. VIII sell cheap
mari0-6t.
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SEWING MACHINES.

CtEWING MACHINES-5O A WEEK.
y white, Standard and Golden star $23
up. Machine parts. repairs. Hemsttchiue.
phone 1918 Rockefeller's, No. 2l4 West
seventh S. feb0-1yr
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NToTICE-THE REGULAR, QUARTERLY
~ meeting Of the Delaware Board ot
Pharmacy will be held IN the laboratory
Of the state Board OF Health, Newark, Del.
on April 3. 1915 For application blanks
and further information apply 20 John o,
Bosley, Secretary, Fourteenth and King
streets, Wilmin gton. Del.
nnr22 q. .27 2o-apr1,2
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Nnr1cE no cRHp1TORs.
NAM ESTATE WANTED.

MIDDLE AGED MARRIED COUPLE.
4fA with no children, would like 20 rent
..n uufurnished house; would make care
nl nui permanent tenants aus can give
the best Of reference Address R-31, Even
ug journal Once. mnr20-2t
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
TYPEWRITERs.

TGVYPEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
i months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewritsr Agency Type
writer Exchange. second noOr, p. W. Cor
WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR
w Office All makes typewriters, cash
registers. stationery, printing and rubber
stamps.
OFFICE SUPPLY x TYPEWRITER CO.
Phone 54ls R. 503 Ford Bldg.
mavt6-tf
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DUBLIC FURNITURE. CAR
PETS. RUGS AND BEDDINGS. WILL
BE SOLD AT 80. fo7 DELAWARE AVE,
NT.SDAY, MARCH % 1918, AT ]
O'CLOCk y. NJ. SHARP
Brass Beds. EnHmel-l Beds. Mattresses
Dressers and ChiTonirrs. Pirfures. Rugs
Carpets Comforts. Sheets, Pillow Cases
blankets. Chairs Rockers an other arti-
ciea SrIDIAM 4 son,
.mar2J 2t AuctiOneers.