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COLIMA
COLIMA
DECAPITAN A TODOS LOS
REBELDES P~RFSIONEROS
Con ell objeto de "identificor.
los, Sc ordena csc b6r-
baro procedimiento por
los carraRcistas

COLIMA, Col, Agosto 29.-Hace
algunos dias el captain carrancista de
apellido Salazar Sc sublevo en- contra
&c las autoridadeS, acto en- el que 10
s~ecundarcn algunos de los homb~es
Que tenia a sus ordsnes. Salazar Sc
retro del pueblo de Coquimatlan
donde Sc hallaba &c destacamento Y
Sc dirigi6 al de Minatitlan, dc este Es
tado, con eli objeto de atacarlo. Los
vecinos del pueblo, que tuvieror &C.
noc:micnto del ievaDtamiento de Sa-
laZar, Sc armaron V saileron 4 la de-
fcnsa, derrctapdo al infiderte por
complete.
Cuando Sc levant6 cl campo Sc ha-
10 cl cadaver de Salazar, ell cual fu5
decapitaGo para el objcto de ident:-
ficarlo CT esta ciudad, en- Ia que Ia
cabeza fue exhibida ccr gran salts
faction de las autcridadcs. que SC Qui
tan de encima un enemigo &c cierta
consideration.
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SAN LUIS POTOSI
P{DEN MAYOR SALARIO
LOS F~ERROCARRILEROS

SAN LUIS POTOSI. agosto 81
Algunos ~empieado- y trabajadores de
las Lneas Nacionales Sc reunieron ell
sabado en- la noche en- una de las sa-
las de cSpera de los f~errocarriles,
con el objeto de conferenciar sobre
su condici0n economical, derivada de
Ia escasez de salaries. A~cordaron
pedir aumento de formal, ~eyponiendo
como razoznes de peso, ell alto costo
que en- estas ultimas semanaS han al
canzado los articulos de primera ne
cesidad en- "a poblacion.
Tn grupo dc familias de Ia To-
calidad organizaron una fiesta en-
fiesta c2mpestre que Sc verified
honor del Ing. Severino Martinez,
en- I'm punto llamado Mesa Verde,
situado sobre cl canine de fierro de
Rio Verde. Las personals que asis-
tieron a Ia fiesta salieron en- un tren
especial desde las primeras horas de
la manara regresando en- Ia tarde.
Ell joven abogado Severiano Guz
man Velazquez, bien conoeido en- las
esfcras judiciales V actualmente d.
putado 4 Ia legislature. segjn el re-
suitado de Ia Ultima election, Sc ha-
LA gravemente enfermo. Aver Sc
lie practice una delicada operation
en- ell apendice, Y aunque Sc halla
hien. Sc teme una complication de
serias constituencies.
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ENTIRE e. BRAVO Y FL SUCHIATE
MiCHOACEN
W PUEBLO IHCENDIAD0
POR Ia FUERZA CIVIL
Cometen atrocidades las Na-
modas defensas socia-
les del Estado

MORELIA Mica, Agosto 20
Numerosos v~eCinos de los pobiados de
La Carbonera Y Ell Pic estan llegando
On dolorosa peregrinaci6n a esta ciu-
dad, con el objeto de aoercarse al
gobernador del Estado para informar
le de las atrocidadcs que ala come
ito ell jefe Ge la fuerza civil "Chu-
candiro". Dicen los viajeros que este
individuo orieno primeramente ell sa-
queo desenfrenadc dc toGos les no.
cares de dichos pobiados, y que des-
pGes orden6 que fueran quen;ados.
La orden Sc cumpli6 al pie de la le-
ira por los suhalternos y los pucblos
quedaron en unas cuaDtas horas reGu
cidcs a cenizas.
Los h~abitantes. que no quedo nj
uno, abandonsron aQuel lugar lie
desolaci6n, leonardo dis:int.s Girec-
clones con Ell ohjeto de huscar refu-
gio V ponerse a saIvo de los atcnta-
dos de los crininales que rarda cl
referido jefe. Otros sc han venido
a esta capital, no trayando mas cue
% puesto scbre cl cue1po, pues to-
do 10 cue tenian para su servicio do
mestico 10 perdicron, hen en- el sa-
queo o en- cl incerGio. e. goberna-
cor Rubio reci5ira hoy a ios quejosos,
= quiencs Sc Dropone a~iiviar, casti-
gando al mismo tempo a los rcspon-
aables de semeiantes atentados, que
no Sc habian r~egistrado desde que,
para Ia buena sucrte del Estado, fa-
lleci6 Ell fecoz Gando!cro JcsG Ines
CHAVEZ Garcia
DiPuGaJos elecsos.
Bruno Valdts V Salvador CHAVEZ
: esultaror e~lectos q la legislature del
Estado cor ell pueblo de Tacambarc,
V en- cCyn acto civico fuaron apoya-
dos por q elemento liberal, que re-
presenta Ia nlayoria.
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NUEVO LEON
AUMENTARON De PRECIO
TODOS LOS WHERE'S

MONTERREY. n. l.. agosto 81
Toda la ciudad, y especialmente las
classes trabajadoras que viven al dia,
como suele decirse vulgafmente, Sc
hallan alarmadas a causa del ALA
inmotivada de los precios en- los ar
ticulcs De consume diario. Sc dice
que esta carestia obedece al acapara-
miento de dichos articulos en- Ia ciu-
dad de Mexico Y algunas del centric
V del sur, las cuales proceden en- esa
fcrma censura0le desde que supieron
que en- los Estados Unidos tambien
estan ~acaparados Y almacenados los
dichos articulos alimenticios.
FL precio de los articuloS es ere
edo, Y, 10 que mas ha eXtranado
eS que este aumento Sc hizo de IN dia
para otro. como 81 obedeciera a una
contradiction de comerciantes sin con
ciencia. FL cafe de regular clase a.
penas, vale I'm peso ochenta centa-
vos ell kil6gramo, la manteca dos Pc
SOS cuarenta centavos V el maiz
que habia bajado hasta cinco GEN.
tavos ahora vale nueve Y diez ,en-
tavos, es decir el doble.
En- esta misma proportion Sc ha-
Han los demas articulos, per 10 que
Ia situaci6n vuelve a hacerse tirante
para la genie trabajadora, Ia que a.
penas 81 CANA para vivir, dado que Ia
industrial, que es Ia que sostiene a
Ia ciudad, nc esta trabajando sino en-
una proportion de treinta y tres por
ciento con relacion a los antiques
tienpos normales, que no volveran
mientras las condolences economicas
del pals sea las que ahora prevale-
cen =. sobre TODD, en- tanto que el
de ferrocarrileres Y la in
iustria minera no Sc compongan, 81
relativamente.
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pUEBLA
PROTESTAN CONTRA FL
G~OBERNADOP CABRERA
Sc organiza en- Tehuocdn una
"Liga de resistencia de
propietarioS

TEHUACAN, Pueo, Agosto %
Sc ha organizado en- e5ta ciudaG una
especie de Lga de resistencia de pro
p;eSarios. para trabajar en- defensa de
sus i~ntereses, cada Gia mas amenaza-
dos por las exigencias del gobierno
del Estado.
ProfunGo diSgusto eXiStc ea estos
r1omentos entire todos los propieta-
rios, 4 causa de una disposition que
Sc do a conoccr, relativa q les contri-
buciones cue deban ragar las fincaS.
Segun esta disposition, las contri-
huciones Sc armenian al triple, ale
eandose que no esta. pagando 10 jus
to en- vista de que o Sc ba hecho e.
revalUo que reclaman las circunstar-
cias Y. sobre todc, las ~refor?nas rero-
lucionarias = Homhre &c las cuales
el gobernador Cabrera comete toda
clase de ~atentados. scgjn 81 scntir
&C IA genie de PosibleS de aqui y de
TODD el Est2do.
Los m:embroS de esta liga NOM
trara una comisiGn para cue Sc accr-
que Z Cabrera V ie haga yer que eS
una gran iajusticla 10 cue p]rctende,
y en- case de Qare NADIA Sc arregle
con ell funcionario. Sc llcgari has5a
las autorid2des &C Ia ciudad de Me
x;cc, con Ell ohieto de YER 81 es posi-
lie cue Sc ponga IN hasta aqui a es-
Il serie De c;s?Osicioae= Quc no ten
den slno Z Gravar cada dia mas los
i~ntereses del Estado, orig,nando con
clio n gravCdad dc una ~situacion e.
coromica que va no es possible sopCr-
tar.
FL zeN2r Pljnio Cabrera, parientc
del g~o!acrnador, es ell Rscaudador de
Rentas de csta ciudad. Y a 81 le d&
q funeiorario toGa sucrte O. irstruc-
ciores. relatives 2 ia forma en- que
debe estranguIar a todos los propie-
tarios Y. en- general, a TODD el cue
tenga al@o, aunQue no sea mas que
para Tivir.
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Fuc amparada la compaGia de Nccaxa

q OC aAlpa SSa 10 NSAsSAhAo -N '~~NN
La a~utoridaG superior acaha de cor
firn1ar en- tcdos Sus puntos. el arlparo
que el jucz Ge Distrito &c esta ciudad
conceGio a Ia ccmpaGia de Luz Y
Fuorza de NccaXca, cuyos bienes
tr&t6 de embargar e. gobierno del Es
tado. en- vir,ud dc Cue Ia empresa se
neg6 a racar Ia srna de doscientos
mil pesos que el gobernador Cabrera
guerra cobrarle p5r cOnoe7to de con-
tribuci2ncs que Ia dicha empresa dijo
cue no eran e4r:tat.vas.
De plano fue ~suspeniido el proce-
Gimiento contra Ia emprcsa, declaran
Go Ia Supreme Cocte que II anti
constitutional 10 exigida por el 60
berHador.
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REUNION DE MASONES EN-
TAMPICO.

TAMPICO, Tam, agosto 29.-Los
masones que forman LA Gran Lo-
gia Mas6nica Tamaulipeca", han diri-
lido una circular a todos los masones
que residen en- este Oriente, para que
Sc reunan en- esta ciudad ell dia 2 del
~cntrante mes de septiembre Y jun
tos, para discutir Ia de solu-
cionar el conflicto eXistentc entire
Mexico V los Estados Unidos del nor
tie.
La junta sera exclusive para los ma
sones del rito escoces.
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Sc APROBARON NUEVAS EN-
MENDAS.

WASHINGTON Agosto 3O.-El
Comite de R~elaciones Exteriores del
Senado aprobo tres nuevas enmien
das al tratado de Paz. Una de elias
tiende a limitar las a~ctividades de los
miembros americanos del Comite de
R~eparaciones instituido por dicho ira
tado, = las otras dos van encamina-
das q reducir ell poder del vote del I'm
perio Britannica en- Ia Liga de las Ma
clones.
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Mil qu~inientos pesos por Ia devolu-
cion de un semplo.

Ira camisi6n de damas dc Ia loca-
load Sc dirigi5 al gcLernador del
ESt2do. con q fin dc lograr Ia desin.
.tcrvencion Y deyolucio1 del temple
del Sagrario. FL funcionario estuvo
conforme con el acto, pero Ia conf
sion eacargada de hacer las ee~stiones
para Ia entrcea del Gicko temple, ext
re Ia cntrega Ge mil qui1ientos pesos
antcs de ]proceGer 4 "a cntIega. Las
GamaS no estuvieron ccRformes con
este rroccdcr de II comisi0n, Y han
manifcstadc que recurririan Z Ia jus
ticia federal para lograr el objeto
cue p~ersiguen, va cue en otros Esta-
dos del pals todcs los temples nan ST.
DO devueltos Sin ncce5iiad de rctriDu
cion alguEa por partc lie los catoli-
COS. cue son los que solicitan esas
devoluciones. Y no el cLcro
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LOS ROBOS EN-
LOS F~ERROCARRILES

PUEBLA, Agusto 27.-En Ia Esta.
ci6n del Interoceanico fueron viola
dos los candsdos de IN CAIRO que con
tenia harina. de la cual treinta- bui
tos desaparecieron, sin que nadie Sc
diera cuenta del robo. Los velado-
hes y los e5np,eados de Ia Estaci6n
dicen que es probable que el caro-
haya llegado alberto y que haya sido
robado en- Ell canine. FL robo sc no
to cuando ell consignatario recibio el
CAIRO, ponicndo en- seguida Ell critic
On FL ciclo, pues treinta Y cinco sacos
de harina cuestan en- esta ciUdad cast
una fortuna.
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Ecos de la yoladura dc UT tren.

e senior Mariana Escobedo. conner.
ciante de esta ciudad, comisicno a
varies aeentes espcciales para que a
veriguaran del joven Eduardo Men
Gcza, agente v~iajero de su casa, Y de
quien Sc suponia oue nabria nluerto
en- Ia trerleada voiaGura del tren. lie
vada 4 cabo por los arcni&tas, en- ell
crucero dc Tamariz. Los agentes pu
dieron conf;rmar Ia ~sospecha. asegu-
.rando que cl dicilo ioven fue dc los
que despedazo la explosion irdica-
da Y que sus ropas Sc hallaban en- po-
der de varias personals cue fucron 4
yer que recogian despues de la catis-
trofe.
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Les Guenos de las fabricas de hiladoS
Y tepidos del Estado han protestado
contra Ell aumento del ounce por
cierto que el go3ernador decreto
sobre las contribuciones que han We
nido ragando hasta la fecha. Agre-
gan los f~abricantes que las materias
rrimas estan snHlamcnte car@s Y los
suicides &c los obreroS ~elev2doS, cir
cuanstancias que no les permltcn pa
gar ell aumento de que Sc trata.
Algunos han amenazado con clausu-
Tar sus esta6locimientos 81 el goberna
DOR sigue inLransigentc.
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UN FRAUDE DE MIL PESOS.

PUEBLA, Agosto 29-La oficina
&c tel6grlfos fedcrales ACADIA de ser
victima dc IN robo ingenicso, cometi-
do tai vez por alguno de los en:plca-
COS destituiios. Quien, unienio IN fal
so hilo a Ia Inca, trasnjti6 de u
gar dezconocido Ia ordcr de VI giro
nor valor Ge nil pesos, ha-
ciendo responsible de Ia trasmisi0n 4
ia oficina de Zacapoaxtla e. giro
fuG pagado 4 IN individuo ljamado Jc
sus Morales y eStaba librado en con-
ira les senorcs Celedcnio Ruiz '
Compania.
Al G~escubrirse Ell engaHo Sc hicie-
ron las iG?cstigaciones reSpectlvas,
r~esultando cue las oficinas de Ia
ca7oxt}a no haDian trasmitido C. refc
rido mensaje.
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Gambia dc jefe en- la gua~rriciGn.

Sc ignora cuaI es e! objeto De estar
cam6iando constantementc a los ;efes
de Ia gsarn;ci6n de csta plaza. Ape
ras habi2 sido reconocido uno tuan-
do va Sc le Sustituve con cl cOroneI
Lopez Zuazua, Quien Sc hizo cargo
de Ia guarnici6n desde aver.
Nurvo impucSto.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
Correspondence
ByOur Regular ceTfespo ndents
CAMERON NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Brace are very
happy to know that their son, Ell
win, who has been in the Marines
for two years is in the U. S.
Mr.. VIM. Cluggy and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Richardson
spent very enjoyable day at the
Frank Black home.
Mrs. Charles Guthals spent sever
al days at the Hoppman home this
week.
Lee Dermo has been helping Mr..
Richardson.
Mr.. A. Richardson went to Den
yer Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Oils and family
and the Phillips boys were the only
Cameron people who participated in
the Shorthorn drive.
VIM. Oils were Kiowa visitors
Saturday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
Ebert County Shorthorn Tour ant
Socability Run.

Cooperating with the County
Farm Bureau, the breeders of pure
bred Shorthorns in the Divide Eec-
ton of Colorado held a sooiability
run on the 10th of June. Over six
ty cars took part in the complete run
and as it was the first of its kind
ever held in Ebert County, it was
considered O great success.
Twenty minutes were spent on
each mans farm inspecting his cat
tie. The trip was shorthorn tour
exclusively. Each breeder had his
stock primed for the occasion. ard
although the cattle were exhibited
in breeding condition. The herd
leaders attracted the attention of
visitors and the men in charge took
g:ea, pains to explain the blood lines
of the sires at the head of the herd
Such bulls as Typical Thought, Ce-
darlawns' Best and Valentines SUI.
tan and Sunnyside Robert, all With
ribbons from the National Western
Show. were in evidence. on the trip.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
PROSPERITY RIDGE.

A surprise party was given on Mr..
birthday. Most all their neighbors
were present and had a very enjoy
able time eating ice cream and cake.
Chas. Litherland and wife left,
Tuesday of last week to attend the
State Sunday School convention held
at Pueblo. They also visited Louis
Riggs and family of Fowler, Colora-
do. formerly of this vicinity, while
gone. arriving home Saturday even
ing.
ian Church June 20. Everybody
welcome.
Mrs. Bertha Gould and Mrs. Sal
lie Risley of Mt Carmel, ILL.,. arriv-
ed Saturday evening to visit their
brother and sister. respectively, c.
". Mundy and Mrs. Edna Litherland.
All crops of this vicinity are be-
ginning to revive after the freeze
June 1st. Mcclure Boch and Kunze
were damaged by hail last Monday
evening.
Chas. Litherland is building a
new garage and a new hen house.
A surprise was gwen Wednesday
evening on Win Frkerbeck In hon
or of his birthday. Everybody pres
ent had very eni ,yable time. Mu-
sic. ice cream AMI cake were boun-
tiful.
Mrs. c. Larsen give ar evening
party last Thursd3. 10 number of
friends and neignpors in honor OF
Charles birthday
We have had gooc rains last week
also a hail storm Monday on part OF
Ridge.
The T. R. Axton twins, last
|Thursday. were seven years old. An
ice cream party was given in honor
of the event.
Clint Whittier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Rhudy, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Crosswhite, C. Couttes, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Larson went fishing at Stone
Canyon Sunday.
c. Larson went to Colorado Spring
Monday, also to the picture show at
Elbert after coming back.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
FoNDIs AND VICINITY.
(By Bluebird.

Crops are looking fine since the
good rain of Saturday night.
Fondis ball team played Fairplay
last Sunday, Fondis being defeated,
score to 10. The visiting team
must have of had a ribbon on their
hats. but | didn't notice any.
Mr.. Otto Fuches has gone to the
Hot Springs for few weeks vaca-
ton.
We are glad to hearthat Mrs. A..
M. johnson is able to be up and a
bout some and we all sincerely hope
she will continue to improve.
There will be a barn dance at
Henry Rubeck's the night of the
Fourth. Good floor. good music.
everybody invited, come and help lis
celebrate. More the merrier.
Listen boys, some attraction in
Fondis. you fellows must keep your
eyes open.
Mr.. Henry Rubeck and Gus Fuch-
es made business trip to Elbert last
Monday.
There was birthday party given
at the Roehling home last Monday
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
.0UNTY TREASURER'S REGISTER.
Ed WARRANT CALI

Call Of County Road Warrant IS
numbered: 1855. 2422. 2277, 1854,
242S, 2445, 1854, 2443. 2i40. 2427
2439, 2446, 2447, 2450, aihl, 2462,
2459, 2460, 2504, 2509, 1862, 1854,
2542, 2543, 2544, 2545, 2546, 25OS,
2507. 251O. 246S. 2572
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27

M L. F00TE EBERT. COLORADO
ELIZABETH GARAGE ELIZABETH COLODRADO
P. L. BOWERS-ELLICOTT. CALHAN. COLORADO.
0. H. JONES. PEYT0N. COLORADO.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27

Time was short and 1t was impossible
to visit all the herds of Shorthorns
in this section, but few of the most
accessible herds were inspected.
Many prominent men from Den
yer were present and made a few
remarks during the noon hour. EX-
governor Ammons, representing the
Western Show was well pleased with
the exhibit of cattle. The packers
were represented by Mr.. Shearer and
Brennan of Armour and Swift Co.
Mr. McCann OF the Denver Butter
Manufactures Association spoke of
his surprise as to the class and
quality of cattle that is being pro-
duced in this part of the state:
Prof. Bray of the Colorado Agri-
cultural College told of the advan-
tages of useing purebred sires Many
of the Farm papers had special cor
respondents for the occasion. Over
three hundred people took part. A
picnic lunch was served in the
grove on A C. Cornforth's place.
One of the features of the trip
was lad of eleven years. With a
rope tied across the road, this red
haired, freckled face youngster stop
ped the party to take a look at mis-
calf. The boy has gone into the
pure bred shorthorn business by pur-
chasing $500 COW. The COW now
has a fine bull calf. Although his
parents are not interested in the
purebred business this young stock
man has made his own start. He
has plowed sixty acres and prepar-
ed the ground for corn. His COW
is now bred to Typical Thought and
the boy is hoping for a heifer calf
this time.
The Elbert County Farm Bureau
is not two months old and the
Shorthorn Tour is the first accom-
plishment of the organization 9th
er trips of this nature are being
planned in thes ummer The plans
of the Breeders Association go so
far as to contemplate sale pavi1
lion in the community so that this
Sc ction of the state may become
known as a shorthorn center.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27

in honor of Pearl Roehling, hope the
little folks enjoyed themselves.
Lollie Johnson is spending a few
days with her friend, Frances Ga
bardi.
We are sorry to hear that Bert
Meade is in such poor health
Albert Roehling and Art johnson
made a speedy trip to La Juanta
last week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27

Mrs. j. T. Evans has been oper-
ated on in a Colorado Springs hos
pital and is getting along nicely.
Roy Carver and family are enjoy
ing an outing at Steamboat Springs
at this writing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
Beatrice Cream Seperators, the
best on the market for sale by
Frank Black. Ebert. Colo.

Mr.. Ed Mott of Kiowa was calling
on friends in Ebert Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Oaks visited in
Denver few days last week with
relatives.
Hugh Mundy was throwen from
a horse Monday and crushed his
arm at the elbow, he was taken t.
the Springs for Xray examination.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27


The following County Road War
rants, which were called on April
9Th, 1919, have not been presented
to this office for payment and cease
to draw interest after May 9th, 1919
Nos. 2056, POST. 2O17, 2064, 2066,
2186, 1856. 2342, 1918.
County Road Warrant No. 1868,
which was called on September 10th,
1918, has not been presented for
payment.
Call of Registered School Warrants
District No. IL, Warrants No. 272,
274, 285, 2S4, 281, 1888, 2SS ,2S9.
District No. IL. Warrants No. II,
18, 20, Is, 1s, 21, 22.
District No. Is, Warrant No. 1913.
District No. 19. All warrants reg
istered prior to february 9Th, 1913.
District No. 40, Warrants No. SO,
S4, S6.
District No. 43, Warrants No. 55,
Sc, 81, 66, 81, 6S.
District No. a., Warrants No. 13z.
All OF the above County Road War
rants cease to draw interest 80
days from date of this call.
All of the district School Warrants
cease to draw interest 20 days from
date Of this call.
Dated at my Office this 2Sth day OF
May. 1919.
TOM BURNSIDE,
County Treasurer of Elbert County.
Colorado.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
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EorJson Tractor $4,000
Order yours now.
Fairbanks Morse Engines.
Three horse power $lO8.OO
One and one half hose power $1,000
Electric Light plants $4OO.O0 and up.
We handle trhee of the leading makes Of Tires
and tubes; Michelin, United States and Goodrich.
All guaranteed for five thousand miles.
A full line of accessories, Maxwell and Ford
parts in stock at all times.
Adolph Johns, who is our expert mechanic is
too we'll known to the people Of ElgeFt to need N
introduction. Suffice to say that do all kinds
of ignition and mecanical work on all makes of
cars. saN kf@SMsE9
Charging Storage Batteries and Magnetos a
Specially All work guaranteed and square deal
to all.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27

The approach to the Presbyter-
ian Church is being greatly improv-
ed by the building of cement stair
way.
1t has been announced that the
moving picture show given here
Tuesday evenings will after next
Tuesday be given on Wednesday
evening, so as not to conflict with
the Woodman Lodge meetings.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
Gilbert County Cribune

ALBERT NEUMAN. Publisher.
Entered at the Post Office at Elbert.
Colorado Matter Of the Second-class-
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-09-05
.LEN|NE'S ARMY
MEETS REVERSES
BRITISH AND RUSSIANS DRIVE
THE 6oLsHEviKI ARMY
FROM A TOWN.
CAPTURE EMTsA STATION
Ten Heavy Pieces, Many Machine Guns
. and 500 Prisoners Taken-Report
Made BY MaI.-een. VIM.
&. lrosnlde.

London.-(Via Montreal. MAI. Gen.
William E. Ironside. commander.in-
chief of the British forces on the Arch.
angel front, in an official report on
the recent fighting for the village Of
Emtsa, says that Russian troops. sup
ported by two companies of Roya,
Fcsillers and many Australians, at
tackled the Bolshevikion the Archangel
Volga front south OF obozerskaya on
Aug. 30.
"The attack YVES completely sue
cessful," the statement says. "All OF
our detectives were gained and all
the enemys gun positions and the vii
lage and station OF Emtsa fell into
our hands
AFTER the capture of Emtsa the
Bolsheviki counter-attacked with sew
eral armored trains, regaining the VII
lage A further attack by the Royal
Fusillers recaptured the village, which
Is now in our hands. Aircraft coop
Grated in the attack, bombing bar
racks and aImored trains.
$50 far 10 guns, including a six-inch
howitzer many machine guns and 500
prisoners have been captured. Our
casualties were light.s