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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. az they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the There 10
oniy ooe vay TO cure catarrhal deafness.
a1d that u by . constitutional remedy.
nsmed condition OF the mucous lining Of
the EustAehian Tube When this tube 10
perfect hearing and when q 10 entirely
eiesed Deafness 10 the result rniess the
innamm tfon can be reduced and this tuhe
restored to lite normal condition. hearing
VIII Be destroyed forever Many cases OF
deafness are caused By eatarrh. which 10
An Unnamed ccndition Of the mucous sur
feeee Haire Casnrrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
eystsm.
We viii sive one Hundred Doiiars for
say s = ssss e, Gsssr.hss ,.r pssfnsss that ssnses
suiarS free. All Druggists. 1to.
y. j. CHENEY CO. Toledo. O
(Adverusementl
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL sET-rLEMEyr.

Estate OF Loretta Bireline. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
.. M. the undersigned will present 10
the County Court of Fremont County,
Colorado, his accounts for final settle
ment OF administration of said estate,
when and where all persons in interest
may appear and object to them. IL they
SO desire.
T. b. COULTER.
First Pub. April "a, 1918.
Last Pub. May 22. 1919
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Cotopaxi Items

Mrs. Kearney went to Canon City
last week to spend few days. visit
ing with her son. Sergt- Walter kear-
ney. who has just returned from over
seas service.
Mrs. J. II. Craig is down from their
ranch for a weeks visit with her
mother. Mrs. l.. Fisher, and daughter
Josie.
Mrs. b. s. McCrory and son Dali
were Canon City visitors one day last
week.
Mrs. Ray Permar went to the capi-
tai city recently to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Nellie Eggleston of Canon City
has been the guest of Mrs. W. V. Hen
bricks for the past week.
Roliie Scott. Fay Worth. Idell Nc
Crory. Dali McCrory, Dan McCrory.
BESSIE Dyer. Mr.. Dice. Ila Mccoy. Ads
Mccoy Irvine Cooper. Gilbert Finn.
Walter pethoud and Mrs. J. r. Worth
all attended the hard-times' ball given
at the Howard hall Saturday night.
Rollie Scott and Miss Cunningham
Of Howard took the prize for wearing
the worst looking hard-times costume.
each receiving box of delicious choc-
oiates. In spite OF the hard times
everybody attending are rejoicing
over such ine time.
Cotopaxi and vicinity has had a
continuous rainfalhsince last Thursday.
The outlook for the spring crops is
fne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs.
]. II. Craig motored to Canon City
last Wednesday on business.
Ralph Beach was Salida visitor
Thursday.
The lime quarry has been hauling
and shipping lots OF limo lately. The
stone quarry Is also doing a. good busi-
ness.
Mrs. Belle Rarton's little daughter,
June. has been quite III the past few
days with stomach trouble. but Is bet
ter at this writing.
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Fruitmere and
Four Mile

The Fruitmere school will close May
16. and the Four Mile school May 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Harry and family
motored to Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hosa have moved
from Rosetta and Mr.. Hosa has ac-
ceptei position at the Merris feed
store.
Mrs. Bowling is having her land sur
veyed on the hill! near the natatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Andrews and James
Curtis motored to Pueblo Saturday in
the Curtis car
Miss Ruby Beatey of Fowler avenue
returned home Thursday after a
months visit with her sister in Max
well, N. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hayes and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Waltz were
the dinner guests at the Stream home
Sunday -ssss
Mr. and Mrs Frank Powers of South
Reynolds avenue drove up TO Guffey
Friday to attend the stockmen's an
nual meeting
Mark Gage has accepted a position
at the Ohio Zinc Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Boysen and Mar
tin George. Harry and August DeLong
were the dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ Madsen Sunday
Mr. Mattoon is building a new front
fence on his ranch on Cyanide avenue.
Jim Wilson and son Verne motored
down from Hillside Friday
Miss Nettie Coulson spent Satur-
day with Miss Mildred Kees of Grey
dene avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bavier OF Lin
coin Park spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. NJ Stehiin.
The Fruitmere school board me.
Monday at the Fruitmere school house
and Frank Steinmier was elected for
secretary and Jess Dorendorn for
treasurer
Mr.. Cooley and family have rented
the ranch on East Main street known
as the Carpenter place.
Col. Foster has traded his home
known as the Parkhurst place for the
Lennox hotel in Florence The hotel
was owned by Mr. Godding. who Is
now moving to the Parkhnrst place.
J. L. Hastings of Rhodes avenue Is
having his residence improved in the
way of a new kitchen and screen
porch.
Jack Beatey left Wednesday for
Pueblo where be has q position as
salesman for the Oldsmobi,e with his
brother. Cecil Henderson.
Albert Goris is busy this week painil
ing his home on East Main street
r. L. Brown OF Florence has rented
the DIR. Maxwell ranch on the corner
of Dozier and Main streets MT.
Brown is employed at the Wolf Park
mine.
( Z. Williams is having his house pa
pered. W. A Sanford Is doing ,ns
work
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Hurt in Runaway
Accident Sunday

c. J. Fredrickson was rather seri-
ousiy hurt In runaway accident on
North Fifteenth street, East Canon.
about 4:3Q o'clock Sunday afternoon.
while returning to town from the Park
Center neighborhood. The horse he
was driving took fright from some un.
seen cause and suddenly attempted
to whirl around. breaking part of
the harness to which II was attached
to teh buggy. The maddened animal
then dashed down the road Mt fright
full gait. beyond all control of the
driver. veering to one side OF the
highway the buggy went into ditch
and was almost overturned. Realizing
the futility of further effort to check
the career of the runaway horse and
longer in the buggy, Mr.. Fredrickson
jumped out mad painfully injured his
right leg between the ankle and knee.
Mr.. Fredrickson was unable to walk
ms n result OF his wound. and remained
helpless at the roadside until Mr..
Charles, who resides near the Odd
Fellows home. came along In his auto
mobile n few minutes later and
brought him home. where a physician
was summoned to attend him. An ex-
animation of the injuries failed to de.
termine whether the bones OF his leg
were broken or whether the trouble
was a severe sprain. with the ltga-
ments and muscles loosencd. The In.
jured member was greatly swollen
this morning.
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Have your Remington Pump Gun
when the season opens.
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Advertisements
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate of John NJ. Fansher. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
7th day of June. A u. 1919. the under
signed will present to the County
Court of Fremont County. Colorado.
his accounts for final settlement of ad-
ministration of said estate. when and
where all persons In interest may ap-
pear and object to them. II they SO de-
Z. II. WILLIAMS,
Administrator de bonis non-
First Pub. May 3. 1919.
Last Pub May %, 1919
The sun., 1919-09-18
AMERICANS KISSED
ON LEAVING FIUME
D'Annunxio Said to HaUe
HeoVy Artillery With Him.

GENEVA, Sept. 17.---Gabrieie DAN
nunzio is still master of tho situation
at Fiume, according to advices which
have reached here despite the extreme
rigor OF the censorship there.
The British and American contingents
In the city were jeered and Missed by
the population as they marched to their
warships. the advices state, but en-
barleed safely on their, vessels without
further incident. The French contin-
gent is said to have remained in Fiume.
barricaded In its barracks
The Jugo-Slavs according to Laibach
advices have cut Off all supplies from
Ffume, which is threatened with starva-
tion, as there is little food in the town,
and none will be obtainable unless sent
In by the sea.
The Jugo-Slav newspapers report that
few days before the raid on Fiume the
Italians landed heavy guns there. which
were not used against DAnnunzio's Is
| troops, and are now in D'Annunzio's pos
session. They also assert that the wives
| of Italian officers In Fiume were warned
The sun., 1919-09-18

tion. who wear the American army uni-
form.
The Republican party has adopted the
following resolution relative to CAPT
d'Annunsio's coup at Fiume:
The temporary liberators OF Fiume
were carried away by noble impulse
rather than political calculation. They
thus deserve the sympathy OF the ma
ton, although II Is an Illusion to con-
slider the accomplished fact Of the oc-
cupation Of Fiume as final"
Gen. Giuseppe ("Peppino'D Caribaldi,
speaking to the Associated Press corre-
spondent to-day, said he had arrived
from America on the eve of Gabrielle
d'Annunzios coup in Fiume, and that
he never had thought, nor would he
think, to participate In or lead any
movement liable to set Italians against
Italians.
II was reported from Venice on Sep
tember IL that Gen. "Peppino" Garibaldi
was among the volunteers who had
Joined d'Annunzio at Fiume.
Gen. Garibaidi asserted that In his
opinion d'Annunzio's action had been
premature, that he should have en-
ployed real volunteers and not soldiers
of the regular army, and should not
have gone to Fiume while the italian
military was In control of the seaport
Unless complications arise which COM
pei him to remain here. Gen. Garibald
said ne would sail for America In two
weeks,
The sun., 1919-09-18
GIRL cONFESSES SHE
PLAYED BANDIT ROLE
Betty Reese, 70, Tells Akron
Police She Robbed Score.
spsciaI DespetcA % THn sus.

AKRON, Ohio. Sept 17.--Police de-
'tectives were amazed to-day Mt the con-
fession Of a woman who said she per-
petrated. a score Of niRhttime highway
robberies recently in Akron.
Betty Reese. 20. smiled at she told Of
her criminal exploits.
Miss Reese went armed and imper-
sonated a man when she set forth on
her nocturnal robberies OF pedestrians.
Ono night she shot 6 man because he
failed to stop when she commanded I:
Hands upl" Henry n Thomas, 472
Warner street, a barber, was her victim.
Traversing the streets alone for the
most part, but at times with her suitor,
Robert Ford. who is also held by the
police. the girl picked her victima Once
she had found her prey she trailed thom
with perseverance worthy OF Dick
Turpin.
The rubber soled ''sneakers' Of bandit
The sun., 1919-09-18
RUSSIAN GIRL SEIZED
ON ANARCHY CHARGE
Revolutionary Pamphlets Are
SholUered on Detectives.

Detectives Culhane. Kavanaugh and
Ford were walking In Canal street near
Centre street about o'clock last night
when they were struck by q shower of
pamphlets which had been thrown from
the roof of building in 245 Canal
street After examining one Of the
pamphlets and seeing that It was anar-
chistic literature the detectives went
into the building and met Molly Steiner
coming down the stairs.
Detective Culhane Immediately recog-
nized her as Russian who was con-
victed in the Federal court last year,
together with five men, for distributing
seditious literature, and he took her to
Police Headquarters. where she wac
placed under arrest, charged with crimi-
nal anarchy. The girl said she was
born in Russia, but refused to give any
other information about herself, or
divulge her means Of livelihood or her
occupation.
One of the pamphlets urged working
men to "call general strikes everywhere
| with the ultimate aim of overthrowing
the entire present society and estab-
| fishing a Soviet government. Molly
| Steiner denied that she had thrown the
pamphlets from the roof OF the building
The sun., 1919-09-18
INSURGENTS READY
TO DESTROY FTUME
Continued from F,rs. poge.

Gems are supporting D'Annrnxio, che
newspaper adds. and are determined to
destroy the town should resistance prove
impossible.
The Nationaiists are organising
demonstrations throughout Italy in favor
Of D'Annunsio. The Government, how
ever. is energetically repressing these.
Contrary to an official statement from
Fiume saying that IAN American con-
tingent, together with the English, en-
barked," there was no American miii-
tary contingent stationed In Fiume or
nearby, according to statements made
by Col. Mervyn G. Buckley, American
Military Attache, and BrigadIer-Gen.
Evans M. johnson, n newly arrived at
tache of the embassy.
1t is believed that the mistake in the
official communication probably was due
to the presence In Fiume OF some men,
bers Of the American Food Administra-
The sun., 1919-09-18
BULLS GRIP BERLIN BouRsE.
Fast Falling Mark Blamed for
Rising Market.

BERLIN, Sept. t7.--The Berlin Bourse
is wholly in the grip Of a bull move
ment and the scramble for foreign Sc
curities. colonial securities and ship
ping shares continued unabated. The
upward trend Of the market is ex-
planned by the fact that the mark is
fast falling in value. :.
The Boersen Zeituno declares that all
measures calculated to improve the
value of the mark are dependent on the
good will of the Entente and that there
are no prospects for a betterment OF
the situation until home production re-
wives, expectation sets In and the politi-
cal situation. which is hampering botn'
permanently quiets down.
Until then,"' says the newspaper
1--WE will he forced to look on while the
outside world steps in and apprpriates
valuable German capital and assets fol
a mere song, contributing further to the
impoverishment Of Germany"
The sun., 1919-09-18

Betty were noiseless as she stole upon
her quarry. Hands up and quick I" she
would shout as she showed her "gat" !,
against them. Don't be slow on coming !
cieani"
Or else as her mind deemed best she !.
would leap at some prosperous looking
citizen from the shadows. Betty never ?
lost her nerve. "Of course I would haves
shot II they had tried to fight back" She
calmly told the detectives. 4
The sun., 1919-09-18
ARMY IN CoURLAND GROWING.
Newly Arrived Troops Boldly De-
clare for the Kaiser.
By the Associated Press.

made by the correspondent OF Vor-
,oaerts that the German military move
ment In the Baltic provinces Is rapidly
growing. and that Officers and men are
arriving there daily from Germany.
Even the smallest places in Couriand
are strongly occupied.
Posters displayed in the office of
STAFF Captain Stoewer at Bausk. Cour-
land. says the correspondent, read
Flight for the Kaiser and the empire
against democracy. We had rather die
than be dishonored"
"Pretense is being made OF the dis
bandment OF few units" the corre-
spondent adds. but the troops are being
transferred to Admiral Kolchak's army"
The sun., 1919-09-18
AUSTRIAN CABINET CONFIDENT,
Chancellor Says Parliamentary
Crisis VIII Ne Avoided.

VIENNA, Sept. 17.--Dr. Karl Rsnner,
the Austrian Chancellor, is quoted as
having said after conference with
members Of the three principal parties
that ne felt a parliamentary crisis
would be avoided. He added that the
Ministry would hand in its resignation,
when the Assembly met in order to re-
quest a vote Of confidence. but that he,
had no fear as to the outcome.
The coalition Cabinet would be main-,
tanned, Renner said, with certain changes,
In the personnel, but that all Germans
probably would remain outside of It.
The sun., 1919-09-18

by the Italian commander to leave town.
and many went aboard the italian ships
In the harbor.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-22
EXCURSION IS
BICSUCCESS
WITH men
OF CITY
Mexicans Spare No Effort
in Showing Tourists Big
Time in Various Cities.
EVERYBODY is HAPPY

SAN BIAS, SIM, Feb. 21.-Ar-
irving here at O'Clock last night af-
ter a delightful days travel from
Guaymas where they spent Thursday
night, the Nogales Boosters, COM
prising the members of the Nogales
Chambers of Commerce, all prepara-
tfons have been made for trip
through the great agricultural val
ley of Los Mochis.
Everything about the trip is run
ming along in perfect keeping with
the pleasures that were anticipated
before leaving Nogales. Every one
is we'll and happy and not an incident
has yet happened that has gone to-
ward marring the trip.
The Mexicans have put forth every
effort to show the party good time
News from the eXcursionists says
thet they shave been and are being
teater droyally" Every stop of the
train brings the population of the
towns to the station to greet the men
with cries of "Welcome Americans.
Warm weather and cheerful atmos-
phere goes long way toward max
ing the trip a perfect one.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-22
FRENCH CAMP HAS
VERY LOW DEATH
RATE-OFF|CAL
Parents and Friends of u.
S. Soldiers Neen NOtWOr-
ry, No Lack of Provisions
QUARTERS ARE LARGE
Omitted Press Service)

BREST, Feb. 21.-Official records
show that the death and sick rate Of
the American Army Camp at Brest
is lower than that of any other army
camp in France, according to advices
given out here today to representa-
tives of the UNITED PRESS.
Parents of American soldiers can
rest assured that their sons are
receiving the best there is in the way
of food and provisions. At this time
of the year there is lot of mud and
wet ground in the various canton
ments, but the mud and rain are the
only drawbacks to the, camp. The
men are given chance to select their
own sleeping quarters of either the
wooden barracks or tents. Both the
barracks and tents provided have
more air space than is required in
army regulations. The quarters are
very comfortable on even the coldest
nights.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-22
CL.EMENCEAU
and WILSON
WEREBOTH
To DIE
Attempt By Radicals to
Cross Swiss Border is
RepuIsed by Guards
NEWS is CONFIRMED
Omitted Press Service)

PARIS, Feb. 21.-Rumors have
been circulated and several substan-
tiated plots unearthed in Switzerland
in connection with the attack upon
Premier Clemenceau.
According to official French autho-
rity, Switzerland is considered the
hotbed of the mess-SsstEe1ne esnsr.
racies.
One of the reports circulated is to
the effect that the radicals had
planned to assassinate both Clemen-
ceau and President Wilson,, but fail
ed in their attempt to cross the bor-
der because of the watchfulness Of
the French police.
Clemenceau's physicians announc-
ed this morning that the Premier
would be out of danger in forty eight
hours although his condition was IN
a way serious because of weight and
age. Mr.. Clemenceau told Poincaire
that he expected to return to work
in four or five adys.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-22
Prominent Divisions of
Army Will Arrive Late
From French Shores.
INVALIDS ARE DUE
Omitted Press Service)

Omitted Press Service)
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-On account
of very heavy seas which have prov
ed a great hardship upon the eigh-
teen transports now en- route from
France and England it is said that a
number of the prominent divisions of
the National Army may arrive sever
al days late.
The eighteen boats due to arrive
here next week are awaited by New
Workers with great anxiety as they
carry thousands of our boys who
have been confined in tn evarious
hospitals of France and England,
some of them since the beginning of
the war.
| The Cruiser st. Louis arrived here
today with three companies of the
161st infantry. The transport Ancon
has arrived with casual officers
While number of smaller boats are
expected tomorrow.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-22
SERIOUS STRIKE.
is APPARENT IN
SOUTH AMERICA
Laborers Rddress Strike
Sympathizers During
Noon.Incite Trouble
POLITICS INVOLVED
Omitted Press Service)

ABUENOS AIRES, Feb. PA gen.
eral strike here, and repetition Of
the one which placed the city in a
general commercial tieup several
weeks ago, is again apparent.
The strike has reached political
stage and is being used against
President Irigoyen.
). Hundreds of laborers are grouped
around the city streets during the
noon hour talking to those who are
apparently in sympathy with the
strikers.
AHnumber of commercial houses
and factories have been threatened
and it is probable that a general
strike will be called today.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-22
MUSICAL SHOW AT
LYRIC MAKES HIT

Catchy tuneful songs, pretty girls
and a cleverly worked out program
from start to finish is the criticism
that was given the Devore & Worth
Musical Revue at the Lyric theatre
last night.
The show is clever one and is de-
serving of lot of credit. The per-
formers are real artists and it has
been some time since Nogales has
been visited with such a treat.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-02-22
CONSTITUTION OF
LEAGUE MUST BE
SUBMITTED TO
ALL VOTERS
Senator Borah DenOunces
League of Nations in
Speech Rife with Vim
SCORES WIN. H. TAFT
Omitted Press Service.)

WASHINGTON Feb. 21.-In a
speech to the Senate today. Senator
Borah demanded that the League OF
Nations constitution be submitted TO
the American people for vote and
consideration.
Borah declared that the League of
Nations constitution involves to what
amounts to an alteration of the Ame-
rican constitution, and that such a
subject should be handled by
"means referendum" Senator Bo-
rah admitted that handling of the
constitution by referendum. would
mean a lot of difficulties but declaf-
ed that such difficulties were dispro-
portionate to the Importance Of the
question involved.
Referring to Taft's statement in
which the Ex-President declared that
the League of Nations did not inter
fere with the Monroe Doctrine, Sem
ator Borah said that the statement
was misleading and not founded on
fact"
Senator Sherman of Illinois intro
duced resolution requesting that
president refrain fro mdiscussing the
work of the League of Nations while
in Boston. The resolution said the
sense of the senate is "unwise, .un5
diplomatic and calculated to promote
discord and misunderstanding be
tween the treaty-making- powers.
For President Wilson to discuss tn,
League publicly before giving th'
Senate information as to the foreign
relations with which the Presiden
has all facts and knowledge.