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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
PODRoz ~BRYTYJSKIEGO

IDZIE DOBRZE.
Washington, II lipca. - Po-
wrotna podroz transatlantycka
brytyjskiego balonu sterowego
,,R-34" idzie dotychczas ca}kiem
pomySlnie. Pomocnym mt jest w
niej shiny wiatr z zachodu, ktory
czasami dosiega szybkoSci 40 mil
ma godzine i pcha go naprzod.
Dzieki temu szybkoSt lotubalonu
przekracza przecietnie 90 mil ma
godzine.
Ostatnia iskrowa depesza, jaka
otrzymano wczoraj wieczor cd
zalogi .,R-34', donosila, IL znaj-
dowaI sic on W tel chwili W odle-
gioSci $50 mil Cd Bar Harbor,
Me-, a przeszlo 1000 mil cd Mi
nicola, Long Island, skad lot swoJ
pc SO godzinach pobytu W Anne
ryce rozpoczal.
,.MOKRZY" ME. POWINNI
SIZE SPODZIEWAC DLUGICH
SWAT.
Washington, II lipca. L u
wag. jake poczynii wczoraj pre-
zydent Wilson ia konferencyi Z
dziennikarzami, zdaje sic Wynikac
re obecny peryod prohibicyjny
przeciqgnie sic dtuzej niz tego O.
g6lnie sic spodziewaja, wskutek
czego pomiedzy jego ukohcze-
MEM sic. a wprowadzeniem sta
lei p~rohibicyi w styczniu 1920,
uplynie moze tylko kilka mo-
krych' tygodni - czyli, jak sic
tn wyrazajq - ,,Swiqt' ola anna
tor6w trunk6w wySkokowych'
Zniesienie p~rohibicyi wojennc.j
zalezne jest Cd kilku okolicznoSci
a mianowicie:
|. Traktat pokojowy muSi bye
przedtem ratyfikowany przez Sc"
nat Stanow Zjcdnoczonych inne
paiistwa, co moze zabrac okolo )
miesiace czasu.
2. Potem prezydent musi wy
dat proklamacye z o~bwieszcze--
MEM oficyalnego nastania pokolu'
3. Muai tcz bye kompletnie u
koiczona demobilizacya, co mozc
zabrac jeszcze DUO czasu pc O.
gloszeniu proklamacyi pokoJo-
wei prezydenta. SzybkoSc demo
bilizacyi - zaznaczyl pan Will
son. - zalezec bedzie W znacznej
mierze do tcgo, jak Niemcy be-
da wypelniac rome militarne wa
runki traktatu pokojowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
MARYNARZE GROZA
STRAIKIEM.

New York, 10 lipca. - Rozpo-
czai sic dzisiaj strajk 10000 ma
rynarzy, ktory objal ~pobrzeze At
lantyku cd miasta Portland, Me-,
az do Galveston, Texas. Ma straj-
ku So palace, maszynisci / inni
robotnicy, a wedlug orzeczenia u
rzednikow uni, re strajkiem tym
caiy przemysi rybny zoStanie
chwilowo przerwany i tysiace pry
watnych statkow musi pozostac
w przystaniach. Ze strajkiem
tym sympatyzuje unia rybakow,
pracujacych ma Atlantyku, ktorzy
zapowiedzieli, re gdy tylko PREY
bija do portu, n%atychmiast prace
opuszcza. Do tel pory juz $50
statkow rybackich W porcie no.
wo-yorskim jest bezczynnych. u
MIA ia posiada 1900 czlonkow.
zADAJA AKCYI w sPRA-
VIE MEKSYKANSKIEJ.
Washington, II lipca. - w
departamencie Stanu oswiadczo-
no, re Francya i Wielka Bryta-
MIA ponowily swe przedstawienia
II rzadu amerykahskiego, ably
przystapic do jakiejs akcyi celem
sanacyi sytuacyi meksykahskie,.
Cd kilku miesiecy pahstwa tie ur-
guja Stany Zjednoczone, ably DO
prowadzily one Meksyk, do po-
rzadku i W ten spos6b umozliwi-
iy mu wypiate jego dfugow i 20
bowiazan finansowych, zagranica
ale dotychczas ME odnosilo TO
zadnego skutku.
Obywatele Wielkiej Brytanii
posiadaja spora liczbe meksykah
skich akcyi kolejowych i pahstwo
wych, podczas gdy Francuzi ma
ia poumieszczane znaczne kapi-
tally W bankach meksykahskich,
procz tego zas kapitalisci obu
tych pahstw So SLIME zaangazo-
wani w przeniysle naftowym w
Meksyku, mic tez dziwnego. re
wspomniane wyzej ready coraz
natarczywiej domagaja sic cd
Stanow Zjednoczonych, jakieis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
zdecydowanej i stanowczej poll
tyki wobec tego kraju.
SENAT ZAPYTUJE SIZE WILL
SOMA o SPRAWE SHAM
TUNGU.

Washington, II lipca. - Sc
nator Borah z Idaho, wniosi wczo
raj rezolucye, odnoszaca sic do
prezydenta Wilsona, ably przysla
no senatowi pismienna kopie pro-
testu, kt6ry zosta} !opracowany
przez sekretarza L~ansinga, Hen
ry White i Generaia Bliss'a, pre-
civ przyznaniu poiwyspu Shan
tung Japonii. Jest bowiem VIA
domo, IL senat sprawe te scisle
rozpatrzy. Komitet z~agraniczny
wezwie sekretarza Lansinga do
wyt}umaczenia sic, skoro powro-
ci, dlaczego Stany Zjednoczonc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

'unki traktatu pokOjOWegc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
Idzcie i pomowcie
z mimi.

4. KWASIGROCH. I4S BLACK
HAWK ILL.,, Znany byzneSista | OrSa
nista koScioia Sw. Stanis(awa Is.
STANISLAW STACK, 22$l ToreIl
ave, pOlski mechanic.
JOHN II. kLECZEWSKI, 1921 Mil
waukee ave-, wiasclciel teatru j by
Znesista.
r. PORZUC ZEK, 2117 n. Robey vi.
Znany pOlski manazer wv. Nar6ju
Polskiego.
Mr.. GUthUwsk:. 1921 Lowe Ave.
Mr.. Porzczek. 2I17. ". Robey 81.
Miss 0 Monteufel, S9lI Bran lon
Ave. s.. Chicago.
John Zozeck. 4252 Justine ST.
Mr.. Grufer. 100 z. Marquette Road.
Mr.. g Kieist. Stelger. Ill.
Wyleczenia w Chicago.
Pan Stanlev Stack.
Pan Edward Voss, 1850 Bissel ST.
Pan George Voss. 1880 Bissel st.
Pan Wm. Watcher, I33i W. 81 ri.
Pan Herbert Ewabh, a645 w. y Pl.
Pan Eicka. 1851 Wentworth ave.
Pant L. Meyers, SIS North Marsh
field ave.
Pani Vangerob. 3s42 W. 2lszy PL
Pant Alfredo Moha. $50 Elizabeth
Pani Meyers, Lake View Hotel.
obA Sh
avenue.
Pna SHERMAN i corka. 1912 North
Irving v
Pna Voss. 1850 B!ssel ave.
Pna Langner, 3ea1 Kaskaskia ave.
Pna Kolar. 1903 18th str.
Pna Rosie Kitowska, 2lo0 Center
Pna Rose srb.. 3o53 Ayers ave.
Pna Capsy, 1891 bradley str.
Pna Mary Jack. $40 54ty Place.
Pna Btehly e siostryl. 6o3S Ju-
slime str.
Pan George Lauderbauer'a cnio--
piec, 265 Clybourns ave.
Pan NJ. Golden'a coreczka. 1907
WOOD str.
Pana Aronson'a dxieoko, $50 Mil
PAM Giertman dzieci. 500 South
PSna Tabor syn. 2o5s W. 10 str.
Pana Lau'a syn, 1850 n. Robey str.
Pana Hanushka syn. 1888 Airport
Pana waniszta syn. go North Lin
coin ave.
WyIeczenia poaa miasten.
Pan ]. Kindrowski. $50 10 avenue
Milwaukee, Wis.
Pan Albert Burnett. Route 9. Str.
A. - Green Bay, Wis.
Pan Frank Duszineky, 14o1 Fran
kiln Str. Michigan City. Mich.
Pan Edw. Osborne. sos Davenport
Avenue Davenport. Iowa. -
Pan Fred Morrison. sos North ~
Street, Burlington, Iowa:
PAM Joseph Pinter. I Charles IT,
PAM Mabel Rirand. Bourbomaes.
Pan Felix Polaker. 455 Greenwich
street, Valparaiso. lnd. p,
Pan Niemann, helrose PARK, ~
Pna Nienan, Melrose PARK, III
Pan L. Kranp'a syn, 382 y. H. str
Pna Helena Rieger, 1o55 South
Central Park ave.
Pna A. Russell. 6oSs South Racine
Pna Mary Lschnsr, 23S South
Pan Buckley. $3.50 South May str.
Pna GaberA, 1alS North Oakley
Pan john rinneti. 11s osoeoIa St.
PAM Anna Haas. 1907 Bissel str.
Pna Geisch, 12+S Holt str. \
Pna sala. 1905 g. Trumbull ave.
Pan J. Kobler, eT FLETCHER str.
Pna Mildred GoemA, 2s52 Fulton
Pna Emme Kl.DcrA. t+is West
PAM Thtelen. 1856 Warrington
Blvd.
Carl stroh, 3s4l Ashland ave:
Elmer Va1ell, Chesterton. Indiana
Pan Ray Bloomduist. Hobart. Ind.
Pan Geo. Kebble, strazak chfcag,
75S 8. Kostrer ave.
Pant Emil, John. %347 Lincoln aN.
Pan J. Hanus, 6on 8. Honore str,
Pant Drabica. mSS webster ave
Pna McQuade, SIS So. Msrshfield
venue
Pan Nick Scion. ais ofcott ave.
East Chicago. Ind.
Anna Deveraux. 612 " ~ str.
VIM. Dudkowski. $40 81 PAUL.
Pan: B. Gattney. 272s Dnslis Hart
Pan Ed. Greenwald. s134 South
Trip str.
Pan Arthur Zoha. l+l1 Wicker
Park ave
Mr.. V. A. Rasmussen. De- Moines.
Iowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
ZAZADAJA WYCOFANIA
WLOSKICH WOJSK z
FIUME.

Paryz, II lipca. Komisya gene
rai0w a~lianckich. ktore pod pre-
wodnictwem amerykanSkiego ge-
nerala Summeralla ma sic zajac
przeprowadzeniem sledztwa w
sprawie antifrancuskich zaburzen
we Wloszech, zarekomenduje
rownoczcSnie srodki, jake powln
ny bye przesiewziete, ably ME do
puscic do powtorzenia sic podob-
nych zajsc, Panuje tn ogolne pre-
konanie, re komisya ia zaleci wy
cofanie znacznej liczby woJsk
wloskich z okolicy Fiume, tax, a
by ME pozostaio tam wiecej jak
kilka wfoskich batalionow.
Francuzi utrzymuJa we Fiumc
tylko diva bataliony zoinlerzy,
Anglia zaS ma ich tam tylko ME
wielkq garSc, przeznaczona do a.
systy brytyjskich misyi urzedo-
wych. Stany Zjednoczone ME ma
jig w ttch okolicach ami jednego
zoInierza, a natomiast Wlochy
skoncentrowaly tam okolo 10000
wojska, CO zupeinie jest niepo-
trzebnem i ~przyczynia sic tylko
do za]ostrzenia sytuacyi.
.ROZRUCHY ZYWNOSCIOWE
WE WLoSZECH TRWAJA
DALEJ.
Milan, Wiochy, IL lipca. Po-
mimo usilnych zabiegow / staran
rzadu, rozruchy ! zaburzenia pre-
ciwko wysokim cenom zywnosci
trwaja nadal W wiekszej czeSci
p6lwyspu apeninskiego.
w Rzymie odbyia sic wielka
demoustracya pred paiacem Clio
littiego, W Neapolu zniSzczono Ie
den caiy pociag i poprzecinano
wiele drutow telegraficznych,
oraz splqdrowano kilka sklePow
z zywnoScia i odzieza. laramie
znajduje sic pod stanem woien-
nym, a W wielu miejscowoSciach
W Kalabryi wojsko s~trzelaio do
t{umow. w Catanii, Cantanzaro,
Perugii, Savon, Wicenzy, Wero-
ME. Pawii i Parmie dosz}o do
krwawych stare Z policya / W
miastach tych SIERRA sic gwaitow
ME strajki. w Milan zrabowano
w sklepach ogromna moe iowa
row i p~rzeszlo 1000 ludzi zostaio
aresztowanych.
! SESYA WLOSKICH MINI
STRoW.
Rzym, II lipca. Premier Nittl
zwoial wczoraj wszystkich mini
str6w ma sesye gabinetowa
przyjal ministra spraw zagranlcz
pych Tittoni'ego, natychmiast pc
lego przyjezdzie z Paryza. CzioH
kowie Izby deputowanych l Sc
natorzy wyrazaja opinie, re pan
Tittoni musial sic spotkac z bar
do wielkiemi trudnosciami ma
konferencyi pokojowej, skoro zde
|cydowal sic przyjechac do Rzy-
mu ma narade z innymi czionka-
mi rzadu.
S WCIAz JESZCZE MA
RZY o DARDANELLACH.
Paryz, II lipca. Ksi2ze Lwow,
tutejszy reprezentant rzadu rosyJ
| skieeo admiraia KolcEaka. pred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
Przyprowadzcie
Vase Dzieci Do
DIR. CARTER

DR.. Carter leczy zyzowate oczy spe-
cyalna metoda. Ordynuje prze1 %
lat ma State ul. VI zecie odniesc sic
do jeg- u%leczonych pacyentow zoba
GIVE ich 1 rozm6wic sic z mimi. Oni
o~powiedza wan o jego nadzwyczaJ'
nym leczeniu zyzowatych oczu. Be-
bolu | bez kloroformu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
AMERYKANIE w WIEDNIU
SIE IA
AUSTRYA
AUSTRIA.

reprezentanci we Wiedniu wnie-
Sli do konferencyi pokojowej pc
tycye. W ktorej ujmuja sic "a
Austrya i prosza, ably ciezary pc
wojennc zostaiy naiozone ME tyl-
ko ma sama Austrye, ale aoy &c
rozdzielono take ma tie krajc, kt6
re poprzednio w skiad jej wcho-
dzi}y. a obecnie maja precise pod
obce ready.
Petycya ~wskazuje IA fakt. re
rzekomo ~wszystkie Judy dawnej
Austryi So w rownej mierze odpo-
wiedzialne "a wojne i re lojalnie
Austrye W niej popoeraly, stawia
JAG "a przyk}ad i dowod polskie
Legiony i mestwo innych zoinie'
rzy siowianskiego pochodzenia.
KOREA GROZI JAPONII PO-
WSTANIEM.
Paryz, II lipca. Woon Hong
Lyuth, koreanski dclegat ma kon-
ferencye pokojwa, oswiadczyi, &c
IjezeIi Liga Narodowa ME uzna
niepodlegloSc Korei, ia podnie-
sic powstanie przeciw Japonii,
Zaznaczyi on, re 20 milionow 10
reanczyk6w zdaje sobie sprawe z
tego, IL walka ich przeciwko po-
tedze m%ilitarnej japohskiej ME
ma zadnych SEAMS powodzenia,
ale mimo to powstanie wybuch-
nae musi. DO Koreanczycy sadza,
IL lepiej jest ola mich umrzec niz
Eye pod jarzmem japonskiem.
HoLANDYA ZAPRzECZA Pc
GLOSKOM.
Paryz. II lipca. Rada Pieciu O.
trzymaia cd rzadu holenderskiego
note z odpowiedzia ma ~zapytanie,
co jest prawdy ma pogloskach o
ucieczce z Wieringen bylego kron
prynca niemieckiego. Rownocze-
Snie z TEN Alianci zwracali Ho-
landyi uwage, re nalezy pred
siewziac kroki zapobiegawcze. a
by do tel ucieczki ME dopuScic.
Rad holenderski odpowiada,
IL pogioski w%spomniane So zupel
ME nieprawdziwe, a zarazem do
dale, IL Swiadom jest swoich mic
dzynarodowych praw i zobowia-
IAN i dlatego Alianci ME powinni
mu poddawaG zadnych suggestyi
co do pol1tyN WeWnetrzneJ, gdyz
to sprzeciwia sic suwerennosci
panstwa.
RECT Z~ATRUDNIANIU
CUDZOZIEMcOoW w
Londyn, II lipca. Pomimo sill
nej opozycyi rzadu odnosny ko-
mitet Izby Gmin uchwalif wczo-
raj Is giosami przeciwko II who
SEX W sprawie ograniczenia "a
trudniania obcych poddanych W
Wielkiej Brytanii.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07
L-akevista

Frank Dunning celebrated his birth
day anniversary Thursday of last week.
Floyd Winfield 'and family were over
and helped him celebrate We have
forgotten just how old Frank is, but
he amt no spring chicken.
Miss Grace Gordon visited with Mrs.
Verdi Ritter and Mrs. Daphne Scelegel.
Warren Hickey braved the storm
Saturday night ard trailed over to the
Dutch school house to attend dance
only to find when he got there that the
flu had beat him to it and the dance
was off. But he had a good time
any how. Can't fool Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zene Rees went to
Dolores, Friday, to Acct Lewis John
son, Mrs. Rees' brother, who has re-
turned from the war.
Don't forget that the Lskevista
Grange meets Wednesday night, Feb
ruary IL, Lincoln's birthday anniver-
sary.
T. C. Bennett took the advice of the
Journal. came to Montezuma county.
bought farm, bought some good cows.
was just getting to the silo stage in
the ''live happy ever after" part of
the story when, Bangl the whole bot
tom drops out of the cream market
just as he is approaching the five
gallons-a-day. mark.
Will Ellermyer is home from the
Springs with his rheumatism cured.
The family is now living in the new
house erected during his absence upon
the ashes of the old home.
Mr.. Rerri has rented the Rex McRay
place for the season.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07
ArriOla Items.

Mrs. James Peel has been spending
the week visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop at Lebanon.
Herman Brose came down from the
Smuggler milla Telluride and yisitAl
friends at Arriola and from here went
on to Idaho to Visit his father and sis
ter for while.
Luther Hudson has sold his stock and
machinery and will move to Dolores
the first of the month where he will
engage in business. We will miss
these people very much in the neigh
borhood but wish them, success in their
new venture. -,
w. c. Longenbaugh is hauling
lumber for his new house which he will
build on the site of the old one.
U. Prothero and son, Will, have
bought the Royce place. Mr.. Royce
has owned this place and lived there
so long that it will seem strange to
have it in other hands.
This ne it is a girl. A new arrival
at the Xaffka home last Saturday
morning. 1And Ralph has smile that
wont come off.
Pat Keating and Chris Wright are
the latest arrivals from the training
camps. Pat from Camp Travis, Texas,
and Chris from Lincoln, Nebraska.
Both boys are in excellent health and
we are glad they are home.
The Red Cross ladies met with Mrs.
Floyd Mccall Wednesday and turned
in tha refugee garments which they
have been making.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Barrett spent
Sunday with the Aliens at Lewis.
Mrs. Frank Wyman received her
piano Saturday which she has been ex-
pecting for some time.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07
Stock Driveway Withdrawal.

Under and pursuant to the provisions
of section 10 of the Act of Congress
approved December 20, 1876 (38 Stat,
s62) it is hereby ordered that the public
lands'in the following described in
Colorado be, and the same are hereby,
withdrawn from all disposal under the
public land laws and reserved for use
by the general public as stock drive
way, subject to prior valid claims
initiated under the public land laws
other than the said act of December
90, 1916, and maintained pursuant to
law.
New Mexico Principal Meridian:
In 7. SO N, X. 15 W., N Sec. 3,
Sc 4 NE and S Sec. 4.
In T. 40 NJ, K. Is W., Section 80.
Signed ALEXANDER T. VoGELsANG.
Acting Secretary.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07
Will Rocker was a business caller
at The Star Office yesterday.
The Living Among the Dead.

nc Living Among inc Dedo.
In the list of soldier boys from
Montezuma comfy. compiled by G. E.
B. and published in last weeks issue
of the Cortez papers. appeared the
names of Arthur Bliss and Carl Mccain
mon as among the dead. We do not
know from what source G. E, B. pro-
cured his information but we believe
heN was wrongly informed. Carl
McCammon is in the navy and the
ship he is on recently sailed for France
If he is dead his friends have not been
advised of the fact.
The Star is in receipt of letter
from Mrs. F. ]. Bliss of Colorado
Springs, mother of Arthur Bliss. writ
ten January 80, the day the Cortez
papers were published, and she knew
nothing of Arthur's death. However,
he enclosed letter that Arthur, who
is in Company M. 109 Infantry, A. E.
F., wrote her on Christmas day. He
was in base hospital just recovering
from severe cold caused from expos
ure and cold wet weather. Here is an
extract from the letter showing how
he Jared on Christmas day. Treatment
like that would kill a newspaper man,
but we hope that Arthur survived:
Company M, 1os Inft, A. E. F.
December rs, 1918.
My Dear Mother:-M Merry Christmas.
All o: K. feeling fine and hope you are
all the same. Did you have merry
Christmas; I hope you did. We GER
tainly did have good Christmas con-
sidering things. l will try and start
with this morning and gather the
events of the day. So here goes: On
walking up we found at the foot of our
beds a sock full of good things. Mine
contained the mate to the sock, some
candy and nuts, French knife, which
l will show you on returning home, a
handkerchief, small package of cookies
and small card quoting on it The
American Red Cross sends you the
good wishes of the folks at home. :"
That was before breakfast. In some
of the wards they had Christmas trees.
After breakfast, which was mot out of
the ordinrry, we sat around waiting
for dinner. Well, it didn't take long
for at 1890 we started in for dinner
which consisted of goose, mashed
spuds, gravy, creamed peas. jam, but
ter. bread, coffee and pumpkin pie.
After sitting down at the table, which
was spread with white table cloth
and large bowl full of nuts every
little distance. the nurses passed
around cigar, each handful of
cigaretts, candy and grapes. All the
time l was eating 1 thought of the
boys in the Company and wondered
what they might have for dinner. l
hardly think they had what or as much
as we had. Yes, and then after going
to the ward to find some homemade
candy, which the nurses made, await
ing US. That wasn't half bad Christ
mas, do you think. With lots of
love. ARTHUR.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07
Methodist Church Notes.


A funeral call compelled Rev. Edger-
ton to postpone his Quarterly meeting
engagements for the Dolores Circuit
until Sunday February 16. More def
mite announcements will be made later
.Lebanon-S Sunday school 1000 a. M.
Preaching service II 100 a. m.
Dolores Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Probationer' class IL: 100 a. m.
Preaching services at 7:3O p. m.
Prayer Service and Bible discussion,
Tuesday 7:30 p. m. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Porter.
A cordial welcome to any and all
these services is extended to the public.
L. G. HoNNoLD, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07

We will open in Dolores in the build
ing two doors from the post Office with
complete line of Samples of Woolens
about the first of February and will
take orders for Mems Tailored to
Measure Suits and Overcoats. We
are old heads at the business and our
reputation for Fits and Workmanship
is guarantee of satisfaction.
THE PEOPLES TAILOR SHOP.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07
State of Ohio, city of Toledo.
Lucas County. SIS,

TUVHS NUUIIIy, IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of f. J.
Cheney e Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE. FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day of Deem
Der. A. D. 1886. a. W. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. j. CHENEY e CO, Toledo, Q.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Dolores River.

Mrs. Ivie of Pennington, is visiting
with Mrs. James Hammond for awhile.
Mrs. Harriet Widen of Mancos,
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Waldron.
Mrs. Paul Akin spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. Martin Jackson.
H. w. Royce spent Monday nigh,
with Matt Hammond and on Tuesday
shipped cattle to Denver.
Sam Houser spent Sunday night with
Will Ritter.
C. L. Rosecrans, wife and daughter
took dinner with Mrs. Jackson OF
Tuesday after which Mr., Rosecran'
and Mr.. Rowlette made "trip to No
2 big f1ume, where they are getting
ready to put in five hundred feet O
steel flumeing.
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For Rent-32O acres fenced in three
divisions for pasture and cultivation.
Plenty of water at the house and in
the two pastures, also post Office and
small store to turn over to the renter.
Located IL miles from Dove Creek.
Colorado. and 20 miles from Monticello.
Utah. A. E. Lockerby owner at Lock
erby, Utah.
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Cross Roads Items.

1t is still showing. The moisture is
badly needed.
Robert Magarrell and family blew in
with the storm from the south few
days ago.
Mark Stones son came in to visit
his father for while. He is>recuper-
ating from the flu.
VIM. Goodall arrived home from
Denver few days ago..
Mrs. M. H. Hechtman was visiting
her granddaughter, little Miss King at
Lewis, Tuesday.
C. B. 'Hindman, wife and son, spent
Tuesday of last week at the Melvin
home.
A., E. Richardson was called to Pu-
eblo last week on account of the illness
of his brother, Joe.
Trudie Wright spent Thursday OF
last week at the Short home.
D. P. Short and Wilbur Bishop pur-
chased Bert Richardson's 81 raw stacks.
Feed of all kinds seems to b e in demand
out our way. N
The Arriola Red Cross vii meet with
Mrs. Jim Wright on Februa ry 10, 1919.
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Notice 10 Sheerfnen.

A meeting of sheepmen is hereby
called for Saturday, February Is.
at 2 O'Clock D. m. to meet in the
county court house at Cortez. Colorado.
Business of Importance will be trans
acted and good attendance is desired.
By order of Advisory Committee,
JAMES MORRISON,
45-46 K. E.NWALKER
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On Saturday February l, the last
vestige of government control over
United States food supplies and food
consumption was released, and the
United States Food Administration
ceased to exist as far as its relations
with the people are concerned.
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Auto Owners, Attention !

We remove the carbon from your
cylinders and valves while you wait,
with our Oxygen Torch process. Your
engine will pull like new.
H. c. MEDLIN,
Montezuma Garage.
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ost-Treasurer' book and bank
book of Red Cross organization. Find
er please leave at T. H. Akin Mercan-
tile Company's store.
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The Ladies Aid held very pleasant
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Winnie Akin. Twelve
members were present and they voted
to meet every two weeks. The next
meeting will be February 10. at the
home of Mrs. o. T. Trimble.
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Tim Jones came in from the training
camp yesterday. Tim was one disa-
pointed boy that he could not go to
France. A defect in one eye, caused
by an accident year ago, prevented
him from going over.
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|, Samuel M. Burke, county clerk
and ex-oiiicio clerk of the Board of
Comfy Commissioners in and for the
County and State aforesaid, do hereby
certify that the annexed and foregoing
order is truly copied from the records
of the proceedings of the Board Of
County Commissioners for said Monte
yuma county, now in my office.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said county at Cortez, Colorado, this
14th day of January, A. d. 1919.
[sEALl SAMUEL M. BURKE,
County Clerk.
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Frank Nicholson, home portrait pho
tographer, has returned to Dolores for
this week and next, and will canvas the
town for work in his line.
The Dolores star., 1919-02-07

Albert Tibbetts arrived home Tues
day from Mare Island where he has
been in Uncle Sans service as q
marine since July. He is looking fine
and says that he received the
very best of treatment while in the
service
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Mrs. Temple Pyle and children of
Navajo Springs, spent the week end
with Mrs. Pyle's mother, Mrs. Lottie
Lockett.