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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
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geitern bier obgebultcnen Ser.
iontnlltne Ser bereinigten &obIeu.
graber ben gmerifa, Die in 6en
8eihfoblengruben orbeiten, ipur.
ben nadfolaenoe 6oroerungen oufQe.
IteIlt: 6Q.prosenti9e 2obnerb0bpng
fiir ole tSrllbenorbeiter, eincn feds.
itiinoigen g(rbcitstog fir Inter.
grunoar6eit cine fiinftd9ige glr.
bcit8modc, cine fiinf3ig proacntige
2obnerbo1ung fir lteber3eit uno
6oppeIten 2obn fir Grbeit ON
Conn ttho Seicrtagen, itnS 8erbei.
ierung ser glrbcitsbc0inaltnaen.
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um oos s3ciuItat elmer geneiniauen
2obnIfolns9onferen3 5tpiIden sen
8eidfobIenarabern 1trio oeren 9[r.
beitsaebern ob5uiuarten, iueIhe am
9onnerStda in Buffalo obgebdlten
miro. @iro 5tpii1cn ben @ertretern
Ser GoblcnerGber nn0 Der Minen.
better Elm 5ufriroenIteIlenOes 9Ib.
fonlnten 8etroffen, Damn miro Oie
&onbentiou in SnoionopoIis nie0er
eroffnet sreroen, Inn oosieIbe onau.
nebmen paer All bertperfen. @e.
tonot man gu feiner GerItanoi0urg.
bnnn tri!t om /. 9opentber auto.
Gin Gtreif oller @eidfoblcn.
graber in Sen Ser. Gtooten Elm. Der
itf bieIlei6t auG iiber Sonooa aus.
oebnen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Pilfstucrk acipinnt
ait 1tnsSctnitne
Sine Insabl prou,inenier 0launcr
als SammeIfumitre crnamut;
9lrbcit mirb iofort
anisenommen.
Der cbemalisc canOiuebrbcrein BON
Columbus aib, feline suusc
aaile Fer
Sn Sei6Icr, ssrbry iucrScH SStS
follctticrt.

Montas sfbrnb fanS i'm SenIbofr
SoteI cine geipredung me6rerer
bieiieer Biirger ltatt. Inn 6os S)iIis-
lnerf fir Die IotIeiocn0en in
GeutihIano uuS Deferred, in
StaOt uno 2ano ipeifer onsSnSrbnen
uno energiider su bctreibcn. Ser.
ionen, Die 1T oieier So6e Grfab.
rnng beiisen, mohten geSicaene
8oridI6ge, Die beber5igt uur6en uno
Die iofort 5ur gusfiibrune aclangqn
mernen gln Der Spise Ses Sam.
meIfonlitees Itebt Scrr gSiflinm
goumer, Der llntcrfnmitecs ernonnt
bat, Die nunnebr BEL bieltacn Dir,
germ poripreden merOen. Inn Iie all
beronlaiien i'm Snfereiic ser geot.
leiOenoen ettuos ST. tun.
Die MeIouna iiber Ole bodbersiqc
Sonoliug Der 8iirgeridaft Gepor0s
itnb StapeIburIt's rief Iebbnften
geifaIl mod. un6 man gibt iid Ger
Soffnuna bin, oab onocre 9ereini.
gunaen i'm Stoot Dem 9eiipiel fol.
gen per0en.
aus Dem belttigen 9eridt 0es sSi-
non5Iefretdrs seIt bcrbor, sob ser
ebemoIige 2ntomebrherein bon 60.
llin6us. Nebr. nnS ltlnacqen0 icinc
gon5e auS SIT beiiebenoe &oIie fir
Die Rottpioenoen bereeaeben Fat.
@Gnib ein erhobenoes geiTpieI.
sSn bieIen Srtihoften maf,t fi6
cine 9eiueguHg bemerfbar, oos
SiIfswert gu f6roern; oos eebt aus
mebreren einaelnufenen 8riefen her.
bor. Gut GiHa min 8eiIe baden.
uuo tuenn es aud in oieiem 5aIle
heiBt. hoppeIt gibt, iper idnelI aibt,
10 niiB man oud) nit ben Gerh1It.
niffett rednea. @ir 5lueiieIn ridjt,
6nB Der Stodt Nebrnsfd init ieiner
bodber5igen g3iireeridaft in oen
groBen Silfsperf feineIn anoerell
Stoate nohitebeR miro.
Die ttddite 8erionmlane bcs ao-
miteeS fin6et an 9ienstog, 0en 80.
September, i'm Mufifbeim itott.
9ei6ler ii6crmitteft S8iS.
gtadIteben0er 8rief 1T bente in
Der Office Ser Gribiine eingeIatt-
fen:
n8erter Sarr 95eter. - ginIie-
een0, bite, iit6en Sic 8anf6raft
I'M 8etrdge bon $StS. 9ieies @el0
plr0e bon oen Serren 8m. GtrupcI
fsSnrtIetltno o1lf Seife 31
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
gilbnns ber polniIdjen alOtte.

0onoon, 2b. Sept. = Die 0ren'
niiiernne elmer poIniihen 9adrine,
Die NIT Der Ratifiaieritng oes Srie.
nens irs 2eben treien ion, ntoht ra-
ibe Sortidritte, fuie aus poIniifen
QueIlen rniteetciIt tpiro. Ole Slot.
ie fon noA ben iesieer 9Gdnen aus
bier eefdiibten areuSern un6 5iuoli
Sorpe0obooten beiteben.
Die geinsune Der Ghiffe ioa oiii
$500 MInnn. einidliebIid $50 81.
fiaiere. be3iffert iperOen. 9as Som.
'nanbo miro pobriheinIid glOmiral
Qorebsfi erhoIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
HinScrnt0rHcr ftitfi
ant 6aleen itcrben

Chicago, 81, "a. Sept. - Ser
SotelnnGttuddter 9bomos 9f. SSitee.
rolo, lpelder fiirSIid oos @eItGnonis
abIegte, am 20. S5uIi Die 6.iobriae
Sanet @iIfinion ertpiiret 5u bnben,
puroe bonn Iidter Grotpe I'M ari.
minoIeeribt gum Gooe ourd Sen
Strone berllrteiIt Fitzgerald be.
fannie lib peitern iduloig. ST miro
ON II. Gftp6er oitfee1dnet peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Srirbsnspntt.@ beiteEen
iraftprube.
g4oiflinaton, 24. Gebt.

gsaibineton, "a. Gept. Die
Degner oes Griebenspofts beitnnben
Aeitern ibre erite araftprobe I'm Ge,
nat. Gur6 a6Itimmuna tpuroe oic
Eebatte iiber bns brittle glnienoernent
gum Srie0enspnft nit elmer Stim.
nlensnbl bon 43 gcgen 40 Stim.
nen duf cine @ohe bertnet. 9ie
BorIoee lit elmer Der gtnSobI bon
slnfrdeen, oia BON Senotor dafI bon
gseip Waerifo eiigebrnht murOen.
Dos slnlenOemcnt entbebt Die Ser
Stooten Der WiitgIieoihoft IN Der
belaiihen @rsnsaonlutiilioH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
11clen iimS 1tkrnimer
beanlpruebcn 6aliSien

9Hris, 81. Sept-Ger 0berife
9fot Der 6rieoensfonferen5 beidaf.
tiete iib aeitern mit Der Srdee Der
8ugeborigfeit oes friiberen oiterrei.
Instrumentation arouInnbes @aIi.
aien, faGI inoeiien du feiner Gnt.
idleiSung. SoipobI goIen ols nid
llfrainer teonIpruden 0ieies @ebiet.
Gaoareipeti. 9solens asreulier. nreii.
mentiertc sor nem S6eriten 9tot i'm
,saferciIe Fofens.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Slebctt cine itciic
Peintdt in Geras

glMtin, Gery %. Sept. - Gin
Qeutider, Der friiber in SeraS feb.
buit mar 1ln0 aud iein erites Sir.
aerpapier beiitt, bat Don @oerlit,
SdIeIien, aus iormelL 6ei @onbcr.
neur Sobbp tm Die GrIoubnis nah.
geiudlt, $50 oeutide 5aniiIien nod
Geros 5u 6ringen. 9Iud Inn bic or.
Idubnis, frons6iiide GamiIien ber5it-
brineen, lit nnfeeiu6t fporoeu. Gs
lit bisber nod nidts IN Der Sade
getait l'croen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Bramcrcibciiter 9cbt
itac6 Ger Scbtpeis

Tougbfecpiic, q. g., "a. Sept. =
Ger bieiige grouereibeiieer @iIliaut
S. 6rant bat beidloiien, iid in Der
Sdfueis ieBhaft 5il mofeu I'M Der
grobibitiou in Sieien 2on0c 5u emf.
geben. fSratlt 1T mebrfader @illio.
mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
.eempn lfrtraetn aIs QtetranE.

aearnep, gle6r., "a. Sept. -
9er6oftsbeiebIc nur0en am cams.
TOD apnen Die @roterieb6noIer @oit.
frieo mo 6reo @eiit erIdiien. inter
Der Seidinlnigling, a2en,on Grtract"
ais @ctrdld pcrfdiiit su hahen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Sill5cts tae6fclGcr
INT 1ionIbin9tcn

Bern "a. Scpf Or. onrrp,
Sefrctar 6es politiiben Gepartc-
ments in Bern, oiirfte Or. Sans
SuI5er al3 Sdipei5er @eidnoter in
ohfoien. Or. SuIjer
RAT 6ereits Dor ldngcrer 3eit nm
icine ertfefilua pon oiciem Roiteu
nohlciiidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24

| ZEN vi. Gle DQlipflaWltOlt 0er II. y.
Steel Corporation in Chicago uno
llngescro lit Oie SGinois GtcrI
Company, peIde Die Stohlnerfe in
@orn Saoiano Sarbor, Gait Obi.
cogo, SIntb Gbicogo, Stortb Obi.
engo, SSSoliet uno W1illpolifee, be.
hcrridjt. Sbre 6abrifcn untfoiicn 90
8ebI1iebcdJofen, 10 9eiIcmcr
Samel5ercien 81 ShmeIa0fen Is
@olSnerfc. % Sammerperfe, 1
5dicnenfabrif, 1 Sdraubenfobrif,
cine 9lhieniabrif, cine Sorbenfabrit
ii. (. 10. gluber oen Stobliucrfen nm.
| fabt Die II. 9. StpeI Corporation
cine aeibe ron Decentralization, a. 9.
Die 9ortIouo Cement Gontpanp nit
glnIoacr in Suoiann, 0linnciota
uno GeHnibIbnnia NIT elmer iGbr.
Iide 2eiitunasfdbigfeit bon 49,.
100000 S1iIern; ferner Die glme.
ricon GteeI & @ire Goniponb nit
5abrifen in 9e aaGb, @oufcoom
SoIiet nno 4noerion, SSno.; fcrner
Die gmeriem Sbeet & Sin @Iote
gompnng nit ibren Sabrifen in
@nrp uno GInoo0, sSno. Cine Der
oorteilbaiteiten @eiieuneen ser Il.
Q. Gteel Corporation lit 0ie ioge.
nanntc Belt Cine giienbobn, cine
Der eintrGoIiditen 9abncn oes 2on.
oes. g3is lett baben iidJ Die glns.
itdnoieen nod nidt iiber Elm Sinein.
aieben oieler 9ebenonlogen in ben
Streif borcn IoIien.
slm Stpciten Gage fam es iuieoer
su 4u8i6reitingeit. 9ie l1nrnben
bonn mostog in 9etpcaItIe uuo sSnr,
reIl iuicoerhoIten Iih, 10 Dab heitere
Stantstr1ppen Dortbin beorbert
unroen ssst BittsbttrGb ipiiroen iileb.
rere 9erionen Bel straBenfdmpfen
nerIest.
Die @beeIing Steel onD syron
gomponp gu Mortins 6errD, g.,
bot oen Toroerunsen Der Streifer
nod9ege6en uno miro oie Grbeit in
ibren glnIagen binnen frr5cm oitf-
nebmen.
Streifbreder in Chicago iunroen
beute friib bon Gtreifern onge.
griffen uno nliBban6eit. glft Ser.
lebte tpurocn nod Oent SoipitaI ee.
fdafft.
S5n oeut Streifgebiet Sas Sbeunn.
ootnles, gennIblbnrin, lit Der Be.
logerungsouItanO erfldrt iuorben.
0ie Staatstruppen erbieIten bon
einem Mtenidepbaufen Selter. 9os.
ielbe puroe ertpioert, uno Syobn |
8anOiaf muroe eriAoiien; n1ebrere
on6ere tuuroen beriptnbet.
Sn Glebelon6 liegen so Grosrnt |
Ser StnbIinouitrie oornieoer; in
Ohio befinhen fid ongebIid $4,000
Stablorbeiter on Streif.
Senat itelt 1tnterin6nng an.
Waibington, "a. Sept.-Der &c.
nat bat beidloiien. iofort llnteriu.
dnngen iiber Die llrin1en oes
Streifs Der Gta6ldrbeiter on3uIteI.
len. Senotor aenbou erfl1rt, oaB
6. $. @arp, Gr1Iioent ser limited
Stotes Steel gompdnn, Siierit Der.
nommen ncroen mirO. Gr miro
0onnerstng nerb0rt lperoen. gluf
Sobn sSittotrif, Solptorgnniiator
Der Gtohlorbeiter, miro on Dem oe.
nnnnten Snge ins @erbor genom.
non mcr0en.
G. S. @arD bat Dem Senator
aenpon hctlte Die glo4ridt aufou.
nen IoiIen, oob es ibm nidJt mog.
i6 fei 9nnnerstog gum @erb6r 81
'ri6einen, ct per0e ieooh i'm 2oufe
oer n1hIten ISOLDE in @oibington
ein. Scr erIte 3euec tpiro ionnit
Sispntri1 iein. gon Gag 81 Sag
peroen Damn lueitere 8eu1en pcr-
lentfnen :peroen. h
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Die Olpntpiietcn Spiclc
tn 1lnt,pcrpcn I'M 1920

2onooa 2i. Sept.--gos Chm.
pin aontiiee bon Grofbritonfien hut
Die @irIa6iing bon gefgieit sur
SeiInabtiit on ben Glbnpiitbeu
5pieIen in 9lntiperpet I'M Sabre
1920, dneenpmnten.
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metterl,srid,t

Sur Omaha nno lImgebnns:
idon beiitc nbeno uno 9onnersfna
bieIleidt nudl 6reitng, saeine 9Lel.
eerIna in Der Sfmperohn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24

- sIoififiaierte anseisen in Der
1ribiine briflaeu duie Siefulinte. =.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (Na ssa). AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT OF OCTOBER G. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsoN. P0sTAiAsTER-cENERAE
Evening journal., 1919-11-14
THE RED CROSS GIRLS
by THOMAS f. FRANK.

They write about the N0lor Of the
d0ughboy,
But that Is no more than Is fair;
Only don't let US forget the brave girls,
Who went with them over there.
Oh. don't forget the girls so faithful
and true;
Who followed our boys and the Red,
White and Blue,
The girls who red cross did worthlly
wear,
While they nursed our wounded boys
over there.
They did their duty and they did it
well,
They stood by our boys amid shot and
shell,
They helped the boys the world war to
win,
So don't forget your duty and help
them.
What they could give they gndly gave,
And some lie in an unknown grave.
They bravely went across the sea,
For the sake OF democracy.
Evening journal., 1919-11-14
The WISE MAN
BY ROBERT FOWLER.

In towns galore; and many more.
Regardless Of the size
Here and there. most everywhere.
We meet a man that's wise.
No problem IS TO him a task
He understands most all you ask
lie has wrote novels, and many books
Thrilling adventures all about crooks.
re was an artist once In his time,
Has many sketches; yes, Of the Rhine,
And a magician he will tell you
lie can fry eggs and make up a stew,
Also milk cows. and run a big farm.
Certainly has fame in producing yarn,
he was so wise he lectured on health,
Has so much money Is burdcned with
wealth.
Why he could paint pictures OF palaces
great,
Come out ahead In most every debate.
And without reason he truly confessed
For such knowledge he certainly was
blessed
1eep clear Of the man that lectures
the lies
md Is possessed OF talent so wise.
Ie Is a creature that's always IN dougi.
inc without reason-we don't care
about
Evening journal., 1919-11-14

Should you buy this stove you will
have In your home n range which can in-
stantiy be converted from coal 90 gas. or
from gas 20 coal. Irrespective on the
kind OF fuel you may use. 10 will be
found as near perfect as it Is possible
for stove 70 be made Special atten-
tion given 10 window display. Demon
strntions cheerfully made without the
slightest obligations 10 buy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04
Portland Gets Bureaus.

SPOKANE, Wash, July 4.-The di-
vision office of the LOYAL Legion of
Loggers and Lumbermen, under Cap
tain f. d. Birkholz, has been done
away with, it was announced today,
and district headquarters only for the
ninth and tenth districts Eastern
Washington and Northern Idaho, will
be maintained.
The headquarters for the 18th and
18th districts Southern Idaho and
Southern Oregon, have been removed
to Portland because of that city's
great accessibility.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04

ern markets, but local prices are re.
naming steady.
General hog range:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04
FRECKLE FACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with tho
guarantee of a reliable concern that
ii will not cost yolb a penny unless 1t
removes the freckles: while II 1t does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of Othine.-
double strength-from any druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy 1t is to rid yourself of
the homely freckles and get a bcautl-
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is sold under guarantee of
money back If 1t fails to remove
freckles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04

RIO JANEIRO, July 4.--Demon-
Istrations by the populace of Rio ia
neiro today defeated an effort by the
lproprietors of coffee houses to double
the price of the national drink-cof-
fee. Patrons entered the cafes. took
the coffee and then refused to pay
more than the old price of 100 refs
(norr1ally cents) for a small cup.
After some coffee houses had closed
on account of the demonstrations. the
propriet1Is announced the return OF
the cid price.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04
Pend|et0n Market News

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
officially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 40c
Hens, zoe a pound.
Spring chickens, csc a pound.
Country Ham. Etc.
Ham, best quality. 3Sc.
Bacon, best quality. 49c.
Lard, 3Sc.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Butter fat, sac f. o. b. Pendleton.
Butter, s1.00 roll.
Potatoes.
Pottaoes, si.75 to 81 for 100 lbs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04
ment of broader sympathios and

ment of broader sympathies and a
wider outlook.
Thus through bringing together the
headquarters OF the societies and or
ganizations now established or later to
be established. the world administra-
tive center will come to be the recog-
nized source for all statistical informa-
tion lying within the scope of the acti-
vities of such societies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04

Loss of Vitality is loss of the prin-
ciple of life, and is early indicated by
falling appetite and diminishing
strength and endurance. Hoods Sar
saparilla is the greatest vitalZer-it
acts on all the organs and functions.
and builds up the whole system.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04
Hog Demand
Continues Good.

The only strong feature in the
North Portland alleys during the day
was the swine market. Hogs were in
good demand and prices remained un-
changed. Local market is remaining
firm in keeping with the tone of east
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04
Last Cherries
Go From NIosier.

The shipment of Royal Ann cher
ries were finished Monday. The las,
car went out for the oregon Packing
Co, who bought the fruit this season
Crop was in excess of the first esti-
mates, there being over 60 tons. or
about two-thirds of last years yield.
PiceS this year compensate somewhat
for the shortage in yield.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04

Take home a Delta fancy brick of
Ice Cream. They are put up In card
board cartons and will keep for ons
hour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-04

1t is impossible to judge a woman's
like or dislike for another by the man
ner in which they kiss when they
meet. a., &tx&k
Evening star., 1919-10-03

]. NEWMAN, 1884 l4th St. NV.
BUICK CAR for sale; 5-passenger. 1917 model:
| starter and electric lights; good condition.:
$3.50. James Edmonds. 4429 Sheriff I'd. ne.
Deanwood. ID. c. 3s
Evening star., 1919-10-03
ContinOeA.

COME TO THE LARGEST AND OLDEST USED CAR
DEALERS IN THE CITY AND YOU WILL FIND
THE CAR YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. PRICE
IS LOW. TERMS ARE LIBERAL.
Chevrolet
sBudsonu r(two) Ford
Cole two
8. studeaker
KiselKa
1s7Bu Buick cyHnd (two)
Chan
Overan model
Hud
lseov overandss burn.
AUTO SALES co,
1907 14TH ST. NV.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
TEL NORTH 6568
Evening star., 1919-10-03

MECHANICAL DRAWING sET-First.eiass
condition. s.. 700 22nd st. NV. -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-03
Died at 4:3O
Thursday Aft.

MIS-. Nellie H Bottenheld. wife Of
Ray Bottenfield. died at the family
home. 81 River street. at 1880 o'clock
Thursday afternoon from pneumonia,
after a short illness. She was frst
stricken with the influenza. from
which double pneumonia developed
The deceased was the daughter of ~
late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blyth, and
spent practically all OF her life in
Canon City. She had host of friends
who will regret to learn Of her uD'
timely death. Although most of her
more intima associates were aware
of her Illness. but few Of them were
prepared for the announcement OF he
death this morning. She leaves, in
addition to the be-eaveds husband. sew
eraI brothers and sisters to mourn hel
reparture The arrangements fo~ the
funeral have not yet been made public
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ematical Bible contest. which en-
bodied test of memory as well as
some knowledge of historic events. Re
freshments were served before leave
taking. and all expressed themselves
as having enjoyed the meeting of the
two societies in mutual fellowship.
The enterta. nment given on Thurs
day evening at the Lincoln Park
school building was a decided sue.
cess, with a crowded room and an ex-
cellent program given by the grades
Tie program consisted most OF
songs and drills ard was listened to
with due app eciation by the patrons
and friends OF the school. The sale
of tickets amounted TO quite a sum
and the refreshment stand presided
over by the arent-Teachers' Assoc.a
ton, brought N about SIG. There
will be an adjourned meeting OF the
az arent-Teachers' Association for bust
ness at the school house on Friday
afternoon of this week at $3.50 O'Clock
at which session arran ;enents will
be made for an Arbor Day program
for the school.
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Star Course Man
Thanks Fisher for
Courteous Treatment

w. e Fisher of the Y. NJ. C. A /, yes
/ terday morning received the following
no.e from st ickland Gillian. who
spoke to a large Star Course audience
| at tie Methodist church Tuesday eve
ming. The noe is interesting. no,
on.y on account of Mr.. Gil ilan's in m
table literary style, but for the gen
tie suggestio ons he makes in regard to
etsqret in public PAGES. Mr.. Fisher
did rot give this out for publication,
but we print 1t by request of some OF
his friends. who happened to see the
commun cation. Ee says
'.En Route, Ma. ch 26. 1919.
MY Dear Mr.. Fisher-I want to
hank ycu. not only for your copious
courtesy N general with :egard TO my
appearance in your city. but particu-
larry for your -ps ompt thoughtfulness
in getting up and go ng to the back
of tie room at one stage of the game
That saved the evening. II Is no
one of those matters one may quar-
with. for 1t is a principle of human
natu that when young folks coup e
Off for an evening. II is rot the ente
iIoDu tic lQty are
there for. Those young folks on that
seat near the wall looked like perfect
" n ce young people. and lam sure
they were Eut they came 10 visit with
each oh r. and until you went back
there they had paid absolutely. no al.
tent on to the speaker. and ! had that
dist. essed feeling one has when talk.
ing to somebody who is talking to
somebody else about something else
Whenever girl puts on v-necked
gown and does her hair high. she ex-
poets no entertainment except from
the young man at her side, and II is
not her attention that she urgently
wants held.
"All Of which Is human nature. old
as the mating process. but should be
carried on on a private davenport In
stead of in public assembly place
And 1t Is hard on speaker. With no
response 80 far from the front part
Of the house that was listening, and
with those young folks getting ready
to have q party. was somewhat dis-
combobulated. But after your visit
all went well, and eventuas sy the
house in general woke up, enjoyed
your audience.
Again expressing my appreciationI
Of your co o0perstion am. cordially,i
STRICKLAND GILI-A1s.s #
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coToPAxI ITEMS.

II has been showing here fo- the
past three days and nights. and is still
showing. There would have been
about two feet of snow on the ground
at this time had 1t not melted consid-
e-ab y. No work on the lime or stone
QUAR- es on account of the snow.
M and Mrs. p. s. McCrorJ a-e tie
proud grand "a ents of a n ne-pound
baby girl born % their daughter, Mat
tie Augustine, March IA. All parties
are doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Witcher's baby
has been quite i'll with pneumonia for
the past week. but is reported getting
a ong nicely at present
TIE young folks OF town spent a
pleasant evening al the high school
building last Wednesday night. Dane
ing was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs J. q. Dye s. daughter and hus.
band, Mr.. and Ms Frsd Lanoue, are
victims of the influenza at Canon City.
Elmer Baker OF Cotopaxi and his
brother Charles of Coaldale, were Sa-
Ida visitors Saturday.
Mrs. w V. Hendricks took her little
son Lloyd to Denver the first of the
week to see a specialist. He mas
Leen having troube with his nose
since having the Influenza
Mrs. Forshey has been down ON
her ranch and has been dressmaking
for the ladies of Cotopaxi for the past
few weeAs.
Charles Baker and wife of Coa,6a,e
visited his motler at Cotopaxi Satul-
day.
The cattlemen of his vicinity are
not rejoicing over the heavy snow
storm of tie past few days on account
of the poor range.
MI Anthony, county surerintend
ent of schools, was up y.s ting the
schools in this part of the county last
week.
Joe Dyers, who has been with the
American exped.t,onary forces in
France, returned home Sunday eve.
ming on No l. Besides his mo her
and sister. many Cotopax friends are
glad to have him with them again.
A social gathering was held at Mr..
and Mrs. scott's res dence last Sa,nr.
day evening. Cake and ice cream
were served for refreshments All
present report dandy time.