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Deplores Manifesto tions.

Signor Nitti deplored manifestations,
fortunately isolated" aiming to SOW
distrust between Italy and her allies
Some unpleasant incidents which have
occurred at Fiume and in some other
cities have been exaggerated, the Pre-
mier went on. France and Italy have
many virtues In common. but also some
defects, among which is that of being
easily excited over small episodes. No
episode can alter the relations between
two countries consecrated by blood shed
together. Democratic France must real.
ize that Italy trusts in her friendly CO.
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ITALY WANTS PEACE
WORK CONCLUDED
Premier Nitti Tells Parliament
Country Must Be Placed
on New Footing.
ASKS ELECTION REFORM
Rome Chamber of Labor Calls
Strike as Protest Against
Police.

RoMn, July s.-Prenier Nitti. In a
speech before Parliament to-day. urged
that the peace negotiations be concluded
and that friendly relations with the
Allies, especially France. be maintained.
The Premier informed the Deputies
that all efforts should be made to re-
establish the country on q peace footing
lower the prices OF necessaries and
bring about orderly conditions through
out Italy.
Examining into the internal situa-
ton Premier Nitti said: "The present
state Of unrest Is not peculiar to Italy.
Indeed. there u less In Italy than in the
other nations which have Just emerged
from -tke.way."
f-The Premier admonished the people TO
work harder, and said that all must aim
toward q great effort at reconstruction.
He declared that the country must stand
now. as It did alone. against a numeri-
cally superior enemy. The people, how
| ever, he said, must know the truth
must know the situation thoroughly, 30
as to be able to direct all efforts toward
| the same object
Must Defend Liberty.
Tho supreme duty Of the Government,
| Signor Nitn continued, was the defence
| Of liberty and order, without which
Italy's position would be weakened, eepe-
cially gbroad, where II had been impossi-
bic as yet IN ind . solution for the
Adriatio question. After repeating the
Governments programme of foreign pol
icy, as outlined to the Senate by Foreign
Minister Tittoni. he added:
"Our foreign policy must be the true
| policy OF the people. The epoch of Sc
crets-the epoch In which nations en-.
tered into alliance or into war without
the peoples knowledge--has definitely
ended for Italy"
Concerning the internal policy. Signor
| Nitti said he supported reform of the
Senate 80 as to transform II into a
! partially elective body. He also advo-
Gated electoral reform for the Chamber
Of Deputies. Tho Premier urged the
| curtailment Of expenses and consolida-
| ton of revenues
The Premier announced q new tax
by which the revenue would be aug
| mented $500. 100000 yearly, the new
revenues to be raised chiefly through a
progressive income tax en- incomes grow
| ing out OF the war.
Premier Nitu announced that the
army would be demobilised as soon as
the international situation and internal
| order allowed. He said the Govern
ment to save fuel intends to eloctrify
nearly 1000 miles Of railroad, utilizing
water power. The railways Of the Pc
| valley will be transformed from steam
to electricity. the waterfalls OF the Tren-
| tino being used for this purpose. Special
attention will be given to aviation, the
Premier asserted. making Italy ''the
| world aviation centre
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sEAPLANE CARRIES NAVY MAI
Takes Desroyers' Sacks From
Block Island to Newport.

NEWPORT, July .. Navy mail was
brought here by air route to-day for the
first time when a seaplane arrived from
Block Island with sacks left there by a
destroyer feet.
The feet of thirty-four destroyers ar
rived later and will remain at the tor
pedo station for a month. The seaplane
returned to Block Island with mail for
the destroyer Shawmut
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Cor,rana.~ y.r.A.~c> 80 th. o.vx, MA
farawsii 10 NJ. rI.nsisv ana HE Tan.
,,oar',is ~. Ns,.ssis.
"I'Il be waiting for you on the roof Of
the Ritz with Nick" she told her hus-
band with a smile.
"I'll watch for you both" he replied.
Mrs. Hensiey IL an army woman and
she repressed any emotion. She knows
a soldiers life. She was one Of the frst
women to 20 through the Philippine
Islands with the command Of Hunter
Liseett, now a Major-Qeneral. many
yearu aRo
.-r,. o,,x .h,n. IN, .o-~- .ho,,, %
!. "a nTaa., s.c,. 81, :
na, , - LIZ
for the last time after being called at
10 o'clock.
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ra,or '"'o '-~''' N'' ~''
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x.rt,,rsd n,r.,t az s,,raisa. 49, .ho
4. 49,. ..,... Ae "''e'' '""' WIN
" ever an optimist'
At this hour twenty-five pounds of
| mail from the New York Post once had
net yet arrived. The ship will not wait
for 1t. and IL stood fair chance OF not
gettlng aboard. In the navy barracks
the flying suits Of the air voyagers were
iA'a on. on the co.'s ana tney ewaiteo
my u,e maj worn hrom eeo'' 70 pu'
a'eA on'
| BY o'clock yesterday evening every
thing was In readiness for departure,
, save only the last minute loads OF n.y.
drogen and sasolene. The officers and
crew had been recalled from leave and
were getting their last maps In barracks
q few hundred yards from their ship
A big dinner and theatre party planned
for tae officers in New York was can
oelled. much to the regret OF the gal
liant gentlemen who have made them
selves the heroes OF the moment in the
Long Island country homes about the
/ field.
Az a matter OF fact the departure az
| the RIA. despite her welcome here. was
| n Yorced one blowing on from Canada
| h,st IN tbn north ~ tha great lakes
| IL an AREA Of low barometrio ,,ressure
which nv tho tina t reaehe. The 81
Jawrence valley will he xrhinn,ne H.
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All show Relief.

The officers at the field showed no
less relief. The presence of tho great
ship. though a professional experience
that none Of them would forego, has
been a heavy responsibility. So too with
the officers of the R-34. They have had
bully time They say so. But they
want to be away.
There was one affecting parting at the
field this afternoon when Lieut.. Col.
William Hensley Of the American army,
returning az an observer in place of
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South Canon
School Notes

Although several things had been
planned for Friday morning none were
quite ready to be put on. SO near
the end of chapel period. and pep"
sDasm was held. After the yelling,
speeches were made by Clarence
Chase. captain of the 'Huskies- bas-
ketball team. and Orville Bailey, cap
tain of the high school team
The freshman sale for the benefit of
the athletic association was held Fri
day noon. Candy. cake. pie and pop
corn were sold.
The prospects are good for another
game with the 'Huskies" next Satur-
day night Also there is a chance that
our team may play Florence a prac-
tice game either this week or next
The eighth grade held farewell
surprise party on Bonnie wathren
Tuesday evening at her home The
guests played games and were served
Refreshments at an early hour. The
class then returned home. all having
had good time.
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Relief Corps
Installs Officers

AT NE regular meeting OF Green
wood camp, No. %, Woman's Relief
Corps. at Odd Fellows hail on
Wednesday afternoon the officers
eject of the organization were inducted
into office by Mrs. Clara Coulter, past
department president. as installing Of
ficer. assisted by Mrs. Mamie Sell as
conductor and Mrs. Carrie Sale as
musician. They were Mrs. Ella Grit
I'm, president; Mrs. Maria Taylor, SEN
ior vice president; Mrs. Anna Sidwell,
junior vice president; Mrs. NJ J.
Terry, chaplain; Ms. Jennie Nelson.
conductor: Anna Blanchard, guard:
Mamie. Sell. patriotic instructor; Mrs.
Ivia Earl, press correspondent; Mrs.
Carrie Sale, musician; Mrs. Bengley
and Mrs. Claybaugh, color bearers
Nos 1 and 2. Beautiful flowers were
given to the installing officers and the
retiring president. Mrs. Earl.
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Annual Meeting of
Chamber Commerce

The annual meeting OF the members
of the Chamber of Commerce will be
be held in the Elks' hail. Tuesday,
February 4. 1919. at = m. for the
purpose of electing four new directors,
the presentation of the annual report
Of the secretary. and the transaction
OF such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting Each
membership will be entitled to one
vote Program: This meeting will
be smoker. Lunch win be served
after the program. A special program
Is being arranged and we expect TO
have good outside speaker and other
features of entertainment This
meeting is for members only. You
are urged to be present
GUY U. HARDY, President.
Attest: E A BRADBURY. Sec'y.
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NOTICE of DIssoLuTION.

We. the undersigned. C. NJ Chase. Pres
ident and F. Batcnelor. Secretary of THE
FREMONT COUNTY PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION. corporation formed under
the laws of the State of Colorado, do
hereby give notice that at a meeting OF
the members of said corporation, duly
called for the purpose of consid erin z
the propriety of dissolving said corpor-
alton. and held in the District Court
Room in the Fremont County Court
House, in the city of Canon City. state
of Colorado. on the eleventh day of
January. A D. 1919. pursuant to notice
given TO the members thereof in the
manner provided by law for the calling
of stockholders meetings for the pur-
pose of amending articles of incorpora-
ton. the members by vote of more
than two-thirds of the entire member
ship of said corporation. ordered said
corporation TO te dissolved.
We further certify that all debts ow-
ing by said corporation have been fully
paid
In witness whereof. we have made
and signed this notice of dissolution
and affixed hereto the seal of said cor
poration this sSrd day of january, A.
C. NJ CHASE. President.
z. BACHELOR. Secretary.
CORPORATE SEAL)
First Pub January so, 1919
Last Pub March g. 1919.
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Married at
PEN Sunday

Among the visitors at the periten-
tiary last Sunday afternoon was a ro-
mantle couple from the northern part
of the state. They appeared to be
much interested in the institution and.
having gone the rounds of the various
buildings inside the walls under the
direction Of a guide. sought the warden
and expressed to him the desire to be
married before leaving the prison,
lust for the romance of the thing"
The warden very obligingly sent for
Chaplain s. H. Sperry and he per-
formed the nuptial ceremony in the
most approved ard satisfactory man
ner- The wedding took place on the
lawn beyond the inner gates of the in
stitution. The parties to the proceed
ing are of middle age
Parole Officer Pat Pendergast acted
as best man. while Mrs. Cora z. Kirk
ham OBLIGATED In the capacity of
bridesmaid. The wedding ritual was
witnessed by most of the officers of
the penitentiary. as well as by many
OF the prisoners of the institution.
The bride and groom are well-to-do
people, educated and refined. and have
many warm personal friends who wish
them all the Joy that life can give. al
though married under such perculiar
circumstances and in such place.
The bride was attractiveiy attired in
travelling suit of dark cloth and car
ried a large bouquet of flowers. the
gift OF Officer Pendergast. The bride
and groom received the congratula-
tions Of the prison officials and the
members of the visiting party before
leaving the institution
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Medical Society
Elects Officers

meeting OF the members OF the
Fremont County Medical Society was
held at the Deibert parlors in Florence
Monday evening of this week. and Of
ficers elected for the ensuing year.
DR.. Pattee of Pueblo read paper
dealing with diseases OF the nose and
throat and DR.. Hutton OF Florence on
the Spanish influenza and its treat
ment.
DIR. e. c. Webb OF Canon was elected
president of the society. DR.. r. c. Ad-
kinson OF Florence vice president. and
DIR. v. A. Hutton of Florence. secre-
tnry-treasurer. Those in attendance
at the meeting from Canon City were
Drs. Graves. Wilkinson. webb. oren-
droff and Holmes
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Sergt. Earl Davey
Dies at H. Logan

The many friends in Canon City of
Sergt. ]. Earl Davey will regret to
learn of his death at Fort Logan on
Sunday, January 20. from bronchial
penumonia. following a short illness
from the influenza Sergt- Davey will
be remembered as having been fire.
quent visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Ray and family during their
residence in Canon City. The parents
of the deceased and Miss Edna Ray
will accompany the remains from Den
yer to Omaha. Neh.. on Tuesday for
burial The funeral service will be
held in Omaha.
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Elected President
OF Association

C. A Biggs of this city was elected
president of the Colorado. Wyoming
and New Mexico Lumbermen's Asso-
citation at the annual meeting of that
organization in Denver a few days
ago. The convention was held at the
Brown Palace hotel with about 800
delegates in attendance. The ses-
sion was concluded with a banquet at
FL Jazabel Temple at which covers
were laid for 500 guests.
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Critically iii
in California

Leslie Stevenson OF the Fremont
County National Bank received word
recently of the critical illness OF his
mother, Mrs. Mary X. Stevenson. at
Long Beach. Cal. A subsequent mes
sage reached him on Tuesday OF this
week saying that slight improvement
had been noted in her condition. but
that II was still alarming. Mrs. Stew.
enson's daughter. Mrs. Frank J. He'll.
man. was called from Vancouver.
Wash. TO Long Beach ON account Of
the formers illness. and is now at her
mothers beside.
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RockvALe NEWS

There were eighty-six in attendance
at the NJ C. Sunday School last Sab
bath
Some young folks from RockvaIe
were out riding Sunday in an auto
and turned over on McCumbers Hill
and were badly bruised up.
Mrs. Ella McGrath of Florence, was
up Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs John
Kile and family. Mrs McGrath is a
sister of Mrs. Kile.
c. H Duncan and sons of Canon
City. were in town on business Tues
day
Frank Job is sick in bed with the
influenza
Arelieus Marco who recently re-
turned from Vancouver Barracks,
Washington. was in town visiting his
old associates. Tuesday.
Frank Rocchio of the U. s. Signal
Corps, arrived home the fore part of
the week.
Miss Bella Smith will leave for
Grand Junction the latter part of this
week
William and Edward Richards are
reported to be getting along first
class. They were the first to join the
Marines and some of the first on the
front line trenches. Although wounded
twice they surely gave it to the Huns
and Rockvale can be proud of these
two boys and others from here who
were in the front line f.
Miss Lavina Champion is nursing
case of influenza at Fremont
Mrs. Joseph Lynn. Jr.. is down with
a case of pneumonia following an at
tack of influenza
John Husband. who has been suf-
fering from an attack of influenza, is
work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jones of Pyrolite.
were in town Tuesday. visiting reIa-
tives.
c. A Lockwood, secretary of the
local Y. NJ. C. A. was a Canon City
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. w X. James was a Canon City
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. C. A Lockwood was Canon
City visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Kockum of Pueblo. is
visiting home folks this week
There was a Red Cross meeting
Tuesday evening. Election of officers
was held, after being delayed some
time on account of the 'fu".
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Weekly Health Talks
The Many Mysteries Of
Nature
By l. W. BOWER, N. D.

You can take an onion seed and q pansy
seed, and plant them side by side In the
same spot of ground. In one case, you
get an onion, with its. peculiarly strong
odor, and in the other you get q hower of
rare beauty. You can plant . poppy seed
and get opium "a dangerous. habit-forming
drug), or you can plant n rhubarb seed and
No scientist, living or dead, can explain
these mysteries Of Nature. Behind the
invisible life germ IN each seed is hidden
the deep secret that nobody understands.
Everythin growing out Of the ground
seems intended for some use in establisain-
natural conditions. DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo,
N. Y, long since found out what Is
naturally best for women's diseases. He
learned It all through treating thousand
medicine called DIR. Picrcc's Favorito
Prescription. This medicine is mado OF
vegetable growths that nature surely in
tended for backache, headache, weakening
drains, bearing-dow pains, periodical ir-
regularities, pelvic infiammations, and for
the many disorders common to women in
all ages of life. DR.. Pierce's Favorito
Prescription is made Of lady's slipper root.
black cohosh root, unicorn root, blue
cohosh root and Oregon grape root.
Women who take this standard remedy
hifOW tti1t III III. IcAN0 . E0sOAltt
scription they are getting a sale woman's
tonic SO good that druggists everywhere
sell it.
Favorite Prescription should have the
full confidence Of every woman in America
because it contains no alcohol and no
narcotic. DIR. Pierce knew, when he first
made this standard medicine. that whiskey
and morphine are injurious, and so he has
always kept them out Of his remedies.
Send 10c to DR.. Picrce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. for trial pkg Tablets.
II you know and enjoy good light.
selfrising pan cake. either plain or
buckwheat. you should smack your
chops on one we have just prepared
from our left over rice. potato and
other substitute fours. mixed with go
per cent of wheat and whole wheat
hours- Scientifically ieayened.
Buckwheat cts. per 10
BLUE FRONT oRocERv
722 Main st. Phone Canon seO
(Adv.--Th. .-Ha.-W)
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Arthur Campbell
Died Tuesday

Ntlnur Campbell, son OF MIS- Flor
ence Campbell. died at the family
home. SIS Pine avenue, at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning from tuberculosis.
The deceased was In the twenty-sec-
ond year OF his age. and was the only
member of the family His mother is
widow, her husband, G. w. Camp
hell. having been dead for number
of years.
The deceased came to Canon City
with his mother few years ago from
Mount Gi'ead. o, for the benefit of his
health. which was far from robust. He
was much improved by the change and
after remaining here for several
months he returned to the east and en-
tered Ohio Wesleyan University at
Delaware as a student His health
gave way under the strain to which it
was subjected by hard study. and
young Campbell and his mother again
returned to Canon City with the hope
that for the second time the former
would become strong and .yiIbrous In
this. however. they were mistaken. as
improvement was a slow ard tedious
process, necessitating the utmost care
and encouragement to keep it going.
Young Campbell was hopeful and cour-
ageous at all times, and to his buoy
ancy of spirit and confidence in his
surroundings avoided many of those
ills and indispositions to which the
less determined and optimistic might
have fallen victims
About last November 10 ne was
stricken with the Spanish influenza
and never recovered from its effects.
II clung to him with a persistency that
would not be shaken of. either BY per-
sonai effort or by professional skill.
His death Tuesday morning. while
deeply regretted by his friends, was
not unexpected to those who were ia
miliar with his condition
The deceased was member OF the
Methodist Episcopal church and was
a regular attendant upon its services
when his physical condition permit
ted He was a member of the choir
of the church and sang occasionally
in the quartet. He was first yicN
president of the Epworth League and
was devoted to its work and welfare.
He was also a member of the Canon
City Y. NJ. c. A. and missed no oppor-
tunity of saying a good word for il and
of advancing its enterprises. He was
an unusually likeable young man and
was popular with all with whom he
was bronght in contact. either in a
business or social way. Young Camp
bell will be recalled as the driver of a
wagon for the Caron Steam Laun-
dry Company by those who did not
know him intimately. He continued
his work with the laundry company
until stricken down by the fatal ILL.,
ness in November.
A few days before he di@i he in
structed his mother to present $50 in
his Eame to the Epworth League here,
a similar amount to the Y. NJ c. A
here and $50 to the Epworth League in
bis home town in Ohio. In conformity
with that request his mother has car
ried out his benefactions.
Mrs. Campbell. in company with her
sonin-law. Thomas Cowgirl. who ar
rived here from the east about 10 days
ago. left on the Santa Fe train this
afternoon with the body for Mount
Gilead, where the funeral and inter
ment will take place
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LEGAL NOTICES
SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered School Warrants is
sued by the several districts of Free
mont County. drawn upon the several
funds, VIII be paid upon presentation to
the County Treasurer at his office in
Canon City. Colorado, any time during
business hours between the date of this
notice and the 24th day of February
1919. and further notice is hereby given
that School Warrants called by this no.
tice not so presented. shall cease TO
February "a. 1919.
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Prevention Rather Than Cure.
To cure is as expensive as - pre-
vent. and prevention eliminates the
loss. as well.
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Reooro want Ads. always pay; tha,
= why yua shoaid uae tAsa \.
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Witness my hand and OFFICIAL SCI
this 2Sth day of January. A. d. 1918.
BLAKE ROGERS.
County Treasurer.
First Pub. January 30, 1919
Last Pub. February 20. 1919
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FOR SALE-1s17 Eigin Six car: per-
feet condition. cheap. Phone Canon
ss3-J2. or see Tony Moschetti. Brook
side. 22-p5t
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EOR SALE-wooD. delivered in all
parts OF town. loads. 50 TO IS; leave
orders at Jim's stand. or call Canon
ISL. 23-p6t
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FOR SALE-1 Cadillac truck. cheap.
Inquire 619 Main street. 22-6t
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FOR SALE-A team. harness. spring
wagons: Studebaker wagon and
buggy. Canon ls4W 21-tf
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FOR SALE-Cheyroiet baby grand car
going to be sold at auction sale Sat
urday at 2 O'Clock. The car will be
IN Higgins garage for inspection all
this week: will be sold at Sixth and
Main streets. Crozier will sell the
car: in good condition. 22-p5t-w1t