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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
gmerifalaiiet iaaneet feImilie funre,.
I' falpel(n 81 Il sfasl q. I 81, & B /.

an,erifan orineiian itpieerit, iotfa
otUat p1dsieet oifein tl1ffutparfaiben
idlil(e; tlinoittatDot Nd1sfan boai-
tllfieae, ettd al1terifnIaista iianIiboa
on nabtatpisid 5afiasia fptpdnG fila
moosia nlfopuoleaa niioe1 ulueiben
mifu on liittolnisteu fllis1i. Cana
roita on fl1lietettn ransfalaiiisia
ral,tatien mauul,isia ia ntpp1p iuIfi=
iesti. Gansfan ia. gnglonnitt mi
ranomoiltu on ppD6ettp tiltfimaon
flrinfa tdnti iroi tapobt,,a.
Salafuljetus on alfanut. rajan Mi
monesia paifasia iiir6 madr1sid,
eta on rpbopttp 1nitG torfimpiin tut
fimiiiin ottan1uan ielpille nliten on
tanra faiffi n,aDboIlista.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Suuri lnmimbrsfp GtelG-Mmeri=
fasia.

Gtela Mmerifan eteI1oiasia on
fDlmin talmi porbailloon. golpo-
raiiosta, Gbilesta iln1oitetoan ett6
mDrsfD, lumipprp ia idGfaoe on nil
me pDbdn aifana ollut Dli fofo eteld=
oian Gtela Mlnerifaa. @alparaiion
eOllstnlu on tuntemnton loima i1r=
fpnpt mprsfpsia ia ibniii1 on iiina
mDos bllffllnllt.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
aongresii ei iuoinnt mennG pli
preFbentin Helluu.

III GreiiDentti @ilion fielii fongres.
I'm pdatofien aitrislgon moIon f1dstG-
misldin fli,nonnliiesto. Rongresfi
pddtti pa1r,pd len pddtoffenfd I1pi
filitenfin Dastoin preiioentin fieItoa
luulen iaaiDania 2s damien enem,
lniston. Meuttn ebugtniabuoneesia
pinittui % d1rltd tnrpeelliiesta
mdar6std fab6en folmasoion enen,-
inist0st1.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Siaarin mnrbasta Dn 164 IDDtIfIen
alaiicna.

Sata flnliifDmmelltd neli1 benfi-
loa on iautu ilnli, iutfa otpat iefaon-
trneet etltiien @eil1i1n tiaarin
murbaan tatpalla tai toiiela, ien ie-
lostufien lnufoan, n1ifa on tebtp
aolcbafin ballititflen bo,,ffimien tie
onsteluien pernsteeGa.
Mongittuia fuoiellaan, ett1 beitd ei
iaa tpofiDaltaiiesti enaen funluste-
llla iltrn1ata. Sofai1en tullaan IG-
bettantaon taisteluaiIueiIta martioi-
tuna pois.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Mifii ei IiIla ,,pptp2

aenraoli Morc6ann oilut fongres-
lin fomiteon tutfitlapoi,a, nlifli an
nettiin 6 f,tufalltt fnlua cnnel,fllin
alettiin l,ppnad,t siiitd iinria liba=
tporastoia, ioita oM fofoontlu,ltt ar
meiiaIe enl,eitfuinhiIi ielpine, ettei
arn1eiia taripitie M6. III.
5uuria rllii1ri6 r,lofataiporoita
on pabe,ltltl1l1t iDlatoi1lliston buoll.
1natto1uuuben tafia .acnraali Moreb
ialoi orei1liian r1pfaipnroston Of
leen s p. beilr1fliltn t21 milioonan
oollarin artposta, bsia on "a n1iljoo-
non boIlarill arirosta fnnnlltettna IL
baa ia 2s miIio4nnn artposta Iian
fplfid iefa iunr rlraarid ,nuita
'rltofamarpin.
Waliofnnnal, piil)eeliiobtoio See
mis- ianoi etta Mlion rllofniporoio
merit bilffna,1 Infhaart oifaan f,il,
|ibmiiet tar,pitii lslttaa
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
aanppa Itnerifan ia safian ipalilld
aIfaa uitis.

Mashingtnnistn iln1oitetoon ettii
fallppaliife Mnlerifan ia Sofian ND
tina tulee oitis ALBANIAN. Toil,lilra
minister Eolf, iofa tdn1an on IL
moittanllt ianoo ettd tdnld iopinus
fal,ppaliiffeestG ei poista tpieli mi
boIliiltlltta Mmerifan ia 5ofion tpd-
IiaG ,riin fal,al1 fuin ObhDsipoltoin
ienaatti tDnblpiston raubnn iopintuf-
len Dhonstpaltain pnolelta, eli n1nos-
tddn tdlld ilnoiteta,, etta iotatilatl=
ne on lopusia. si IL, .ss,.5..
Gsteet fonpole gb6pstpoItail il;
Snfidn to1lilla on poistetfu, ntitl a !
merriam banit,iffen p1icIeIto tilIec. II
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Naatii liidpfii6 aaniojen 2i;ttoou.

Us. S. Saps, iofa on rcpnbIifaa.
ni'en faniaGisfoniteon p,1beeniobta.
ia, ilmoittaa ettd aanioien 2iiton
perustnslacisfa on tebtGmd n,i,,itof.
iia ennen len bpudfipnistd. ybops-
ipaltnin itiendiiDDs on failDtettdtpii
D'edroe ooftrineu iubteen ia on
l'oistettaDd ie nt6drdps, ionfa mu.
fdan I amerifan fonarcsii on iiueeIli.
fsti icsfaan ei Ioin1nufaiiesti II.
oottu ldbetmntadn amerifon fotiIoi.
ia o'ittonnan roioien iuoieIemista
fnufaifisfafin moisia pIi fofo mooiI.
man.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
864 fmarttia iuiinaa fatoii.

5eattlesia, @asb., on tuomari
Glap IQen ia 4 maraiberifii1 ia
nllita fanf,tin tpirfamiebii pantl,
ipptteeleen liitd fun tafntnariffoon
ptettulo miinoja on 864 flparttia
1olltltltlit buffaan. @iinat fatolimat
tiionlarin oifeusbuoneesta Gofl1 fe-
1afnusla. s12 miestd, .niioen ioufos-
ia eoeldlnainittu tllomori ia iberii-
TT otDat iDDtteesid ipiirnn tparfau-
teen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
&euppa gbSpsipaltain ja Safian
uGliIG olfoi tiiStaina.

Suorastoan esteeton fallppa Dh-
Snstualtain ia Snfian fp1Iilli olfoi
Is y. tdt6 bein1flluta. aaiffea
nnnlta tatpuraa Iaa raiottonasti
tupoa s)bbpsiualtoibin Gofiasta,
patti marioineisia, femialiIisia
tiotteisfa ia potasfasia on raioi-
tus.
Saffou ilfosl0bettdidt o,pat tdtd
oonttaneet ia oiput marustaneet iuu-
rem urddrdn :tniDoraa liIosldbetptt1-
paffi
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Saflan iotilasliittD pbptad Spaantia
pitamGdu fciiarin.

Imsterbonlista, 6ouannista, IT.
moitettiin nloanalltai,ia, etti So1an=
min tuoltiopaiiDien tpiner fomori on
iaanltt idbfoianomar Soflnn 10
tapicn liitolta iosia pppoetadn,
ett1 9oIlanti antaa fieltGtp1n mos
taufien iofaiieue ipaatimlifIcue, ion-
ia liittoi,tllneet tnletpnt tefeniidn
entiien Safian feiiarin illcsiaa1ui-
iefIi.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17

@nglannin fotnmarsfi Saie
pit; pnban miime ,piifolla, fiitt6er
Mmerifaa fen aiptlsta ia ielitti ia.
n1alla ettd fooon onnellinen loppu
riippiti pd1uiiosia Gfglannista
Siino on npt fiitos Mmerifaac iiita
iuurcsta atpa,sto. ionfa ie liittouti,.
nellie atttoi.
- 1pomiestcn poTfat MGnsfosic
iesti ia biunnt totparoiIIc foImenfer,
icsti IA binnat taalproiQe foImenfer.
tniicsti.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Gapmalainen poifa ampnnnt leiffi-
fmmppaninia.

@er1ibiist1, Wsinn., i[moitetoon
ett1 9-ipuotins goiipo gfellna an,pli
fmolidafii pieneud IuotipDsipld1n
leiffifumppdninia limo gisfon. Mii-
ia tnli mnrmoripnnoicn iobbosta.
Reuno rnobnii librinfa peniniffoon ia
pritti fdtfea iinne. Nisfan ia I6pii
fiaitenfin poifnnfa ntlillton1ien t,ln-
ten fltluttiin. limo geisfa eli poin
foffi tiirstio fen i6Ifeen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
armeiian rnDfamaroia eiiteta6n
u1sht1mGfii.

@o1rgresiin e6nstniobuoneeSia eli.
tetti;n ettd fongresii m61rdiii fotonli.
nisteri Bofertn HDDn1ddn faffen ie,,
r,iofatatparnn, jofa on id1rpt ar
meiialta pli. Sit1 on niel1 12i
oollnrin nrtpostn.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
GngIotlti baaitiee mercuG

Gngla.,ti baaitiee merclIG id
napttda mt prittdman mpos ottoa
nolIml ilmasfn.
Boiffo pnlion nNsfid on
1npDtp aentucfisin, on iielld ipieIG fd.
tiud tDiinnfdnppioiIlo 40 miIioonna
sallonin, iosta BE mt tobtoifitpat
pddsbd etBon
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
I11Ipn tnhnf lRinnefntnn n,

Ellen tubot Minneioton NAL
tiosfa olindt miime tiliiDuooen tut
luesid iiilrimn1at FUN fosfaon. Ne
tefiDdt SIT, ,386, ,958, iiI16 metj1muI-
fent Diinre iptfpnd tefiipdt birtpe6t6
tubod. Carlton tulintisia tuboiitpot
meti6mnlfeat pli II milf. artposta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17

Dollurin fursii on oIentunut
20 proientiIlo GoIoubiosia ia Bene-
3uelasfd. 10du6 fotimaosfG iao
mt oollarilla fen mitd ennen TAI SO
fentiu6.
On 1ltabbotonta tcbb1 n1oniI-
maa iu,irenunafii, inutto jos faiffi
Dritdnul1e, min mabooniiesti tpnin,-
1lie tebb6 fen porenunofii.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Iaailman iota auDitettiin ,nerella.

Safion Iaipaston pddfomc1tain,
anliraali BON scbur, 1npontdid ettdi
fe oIi; Iiitto,lil,neioen &,iiritps, iofo
mllrti Snfian tpaunn. Hiiritps otti
notion tpcoenalaiitsta. Mn1itaali
fifth cesuntalna ettd Son @euter pc
lasti SafIan foinaston funnian u
pottandlla Sufian lniipaston ier,
jdlfeen fl,it Ie oil untmltu,nlt. 4
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17

- 81 tartpittu iiiurto fonoiparns-
too mailman iooan alfontiieen,
nlutta tnripittiin $4,000 fdnaa nil
me ra,,baniopinuffeen saffan fans.
iia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
safialaiitt npfsexi ishtaa hoislepi.
fien armeiiaa 1ik I'd staan.. !.

NJ s,siiinti ~ MI
illnoitettu, ettd bolsbetpif:en rim
tan1illa Of, 1,lbtD Iafldlnilia
1otilaita io l,pieereitu. Npt-
temntin on 5l1olnen ballitus
ioanl,t tpirallifet tieopt iiit1, etta
iafIalniiia 1tpieeretta OH tobellofin
iobtomasia bolsbepifien hrmeiiaa.
Wentta mDosfin on iln,oitettu, ct
I'd Tietarisia Worsfaiolla on iafIa-
lainen padfortteeri, iosta iobbetaan
iafialaisten politiiffoa @endiaad
ia mDosftn iunrelta oialtn bolsbe-
pifien politiiffaa. Nddirelistii tul=
leen tiebon nltfaan opat iaffnloiiet
iltunrittelemasia Snfinn ia @en1-
jim liittoa, iofat4tuliii oleriaan fos=
totoinenpioe ltittolaiita nastoan.
SaflulaiIen pd1fortteerin iobtaiana
on moridlffn bon ser Bolt5.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Nnpoentmlotl tpii

Mif1Ii eri tabo4
tiet1d, olpat lDlid
npfDiiin fofo Iaiad'||
Std ia Yobiois
Suoi1sesin Iiel,ee D
|ioaDinloiua tebnDt)
bnittnd.
gritpiiesti obots
tuleipn,t tand ipunts
tin rufiiieen ll1bl
meet Dleenfd tDerrd
iotfa mime iplioltil
liemenefii ulltisiutl)
mat tarpeeHi 1aIii,I
foat,ctpdt fnitenfitl
t6, iiaa llutisiierll
ioittnntututt oifeii1
9o,lfor,,iIi
paIion ianon. g
iiItd fui,t fetppfls
toufotpilia ipiintN!
|tpuof1i febittniii
Sesapffiin1uItaiiiin n
NIT toiiDeet fer, Ia
tpat. \
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
8reTbentti gilion fGGntbnbt repnb-
lifaanisten ienaattorien pnpleen.

@asbingtonisto ilmoitettiin ei-
len, ettd preiibentti Nilion on fut-
iunut is repllbIifannistn iennnttoria
Iltofienia fesfustelemann raubanio-
pi,rn1fien apubmistalnilesta ia 4ania,
funtien 2iitosta. Quuuaan ett1 pre-
iioentti usfoo beille mitd tapabtui
Yariiiisia raubanfofonfiesia. 9dn
on npos frtiunl1t lenaattori CHAM.
berIainin iofa, tpoiffa henlofraati,
on prelibe1,tin fansia lturialla nie-
lead, iiad n1ainittu ienaattori ar.
tposteli nloittitpasti 5otatoinistpa.
iostn prelibentti il,l,ttui b1neae,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
Caistela raubdnsopil1
sen bypdksymisestd.

lTrue translation filed with the postmaster 1t
New York Mills, Mimi. as required by act Of
October s. 1917.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
NeD gort ss'lls, s eaafnna II n !, =,
kMud lpInsllHl!a.I |!

stW !.
nnotd oil iddtll
t,llotl toilpeet
,piit, E1riiHfiu
lliiesio gteId-.
st1ai, fl,ilpllus
| sslfliil iparran
it itIeindniabol1
bnip1I,; WaD0A
- IiefictDiit tot.
ii E)Dlpdt. Sc,
fiit)ttill,iit rufiin
fls;s \ inffn pir
Ilset eltoioar,,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
1llnaIaiua purjebti takai.
sin Gn9lantiin.
@dlttgi iontnmasta anfaran lnbrs.
fgu fGfiin. s

4 #8f T 4 Z E /, Y
gnslantilainen obiottaDo lima.
loima st. "a, iofa eniin puriebti
|6fotlaunitn 9lnerifoan tebben
5000 mnilia pitfGn motfon los
|tnnntsfa ia 10 minlilitis5n.
Site ldbti ie polailsmatfane nil
me tDtifon fegfiipiiffoiItona Stem
|Oorfistd feno 11:56 ia ioapssi Ai,I-
bamiilt, GngInntiin, fello 2 filnnun.
tai-aannlln, teboett paIousn1atfnn
"A tunrisfa id 6 lnikiintisI1. Rofo
eoestafaiiin malta otti fS3 tl,ntia
ia 6 ntinnlpttia. Sst11l1p1in matfo
of 5000 MALTA. g)fii fen foneista
tefi borfoluntta, ioten rndttnn no.
pens bibastui.
SlmalniDa tlisfill tp1ltti onfaron
mDrsfpn. sln1nfonttorist1 iabfoi-
tettiiil Initpua,, Iangattonlafla ett1
onfara n,DrsfD on tulosio, joten on
parns ppfdbtpG HuIbon1in ilmaIai-
ma iltoiufieer eif1 rlen111 Cast Jpr-
tl,niin. Bnolitoista tnntia len iGl-
feer fi,in laiipa oil iaatu il,oiaa,L
pubfeii nrprsfp.
Mnnue lnsficsio oil fofo tnIion
tpotd ia uieat miebet tarttuiiDot riip-
putDiin foDfiin ia tulitpat riitd pit
fin alas feInerttti tolpille, ioibin f0n-
bet fiinnittiDdt. 21a ton,iio ipettd,
|iofn of painolastinn loiDosIo p1Gs4
tettin nlos, ett1 iaatiin f0Ii iuoraon
|nicfrtooil. Sn rtanbnn Iasfentuntista
allttanlasia oleipistn nliebist1 mo.
net fnstiiitpnt Iifom1rdfii.
SlmaIiiffnne Safian ia DbbpsmaI-
tain iuGlillG.
gnii Iofafuun Is pdiipdn tienoisfa
|rpbobtddl1 5eppelineind fuIiettomoon
|nntfustaiia ia robtitasparoa sseip
gorfin ID Snulta,rin iDdlilld. 8os-
ton, gbicogo, Berlin IA gbsiIborif
|tl,Iiiipat oIer,non bbteDoesia liitch-
IIs
rooia, ionfa toimesta ilmoitufiet jill
fnistiin, lnuiui ett1 eros amerifaIni-
men panfftiri of tpalinni,t bdnen
toin,ir11at ilnlalainaliife1lteen blei-
|iet1d aiioitiiiana ia ett6 Iiifentecn
|finansfiaiiat tllliiiiDat iGriest6md1n
|amerifalaiiet, brittildiiet ia iafialai.
let rabaniebet.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-07-17
9aniafnntien 2iitpn ebesmastni D6.
bpstpaltain pnplelta tnlee raiDi-
tettaiuafii.

@ashingtot1ista ilnoitettiin mao
nantaina etta iitte fun of pioettp
faria fofollffia, iotfa pdttDituit nit
ME iumu1ntail1a, i1moitettiin repllb.
lifoaniiilta iobtoniebiltd etta 81
ddntd 1enaatisia oipat nur1mat iiita
ettd tpoaoitaan ne uelid raioitusta,
ioito on ehootettu Obopsualtoin
iubteen &anioien 2iittoon. aaiffi
republifaaniiet ienaattorit, l,iioen
ioufosia otpat npos ienaattorit Mc
Gunber Hobiois- -Dofotasta ia W&
Mnrp Sregonista. gee 2 oelnofraa-
tista ienaattpria, iotfa tllletpat dd-
nestGm1dn raioitufien bpipafi, O.
mat Meeo Dsisiourista ia Gore Of=
labomasta.
G0ei iotafin piodtpstd t1lc iosfo-
fin paifasfa. Min td11t1 n1lttdd, ct.
tel prelioelltti @ilion tpoita tniste.
lusinan ralibaniopi1nufien innnlisto
uaffptDffi ilnnr rnloitltflia. Gre.
.1ioentti fanoi. ettd roicitufiet, olipoi
me r1itd laotiia hDndrlId, f1niDp Ia
bettdd ranbanfofouffelle Eoriiiisia,
iofo tpiipDttG1 raubnn tefoo.
Sitd ,nieltd olloan ett1 raioitlflio
trlloon 6Gnest6m4an ienaotis{a
&anIpien 2iittopn.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
PURCHASES GARAGE BUILDING

During the past week Mrs, c. NJ
Keck purchased of j. 8. Woody the
three lots on Grand avenue on which
is located the north half of the Keck
garage.
The property is rs by 100 feet, The
ground area being all under roof. Since
the Kecks began to use this property
last summer as garage their business
has expanded, until Mr.. Keck was OBJ
liged some time ago to purchase the
three lots just south of this property,
and this was also enclosed with ce-
ment walls. .. t- -.
Altogether this makes very valu-
able property Of 100 by $50 feet, well
located and well suited to the garage
business. -s.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches united at eleven O'Clock
Thursday morning for joint Thanks
giving services at the Methodist church
While the combined congregation
was less in numbers than should have
met in each of the churches, it was
nevertheless considered quite credita-
BILE for Glenwood, and the services were
interesting and helpful to those in at
tendance.
A vocal solo by Miss Violet Ham
mond, and Thanksgiving anthom
rendered by the joint choir, Miss Gene
We've Dickson presiding at the organ,
were very much enjoyed.
The sermon by Rev. J. G. strubel,
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
dealt with the things for which we
should all feel thankful at this time.
The address was inspiring, spiritual and
patriotic, and brought out many ex-
pressions of appreciation from those
who heard 1t.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

The case Of the People against John
Jayne was to have been heard in the
district court last Monday, but Jayne
asked for a continuance on account of
the Inconvenience of producing all of
his witnesses at this time. BY agree
ment the case was allowed to 70 over
until the next term. -.
A jury was then empanelled and he
case Of the People against Theodore
Moore, charged with burglary and lar
ceny was begun. The investigation was
well nder way when court adjourned
Taasday evening, bat Wednesday norb-
ing Judge Shunate was suffering f, IN
aD attack Of toEsilitis, and was aot
able to open court. Later the jurors
in the Moore case were ex-
cused until this morning, and all other
jurors wGe excused until next Monday.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Lillian Hollingsworth Of this
city and Walter Bruce of New Castle
were united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony Sunday afternoon at s O'Clock
at the Presbyterian Manse. Rev. J. c.
Struble performed the ceremony in the
presence of the relatives Of the con
tracing parties. The couple were at
tended by Miss Nellie Bruce, sister Of
the groom, and Phillip Murray Of Den
YER.
The bride is the charming daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hollingsworth Of
this city. She attended the Garfield
County high school and was graduated
with the class Of 1919. During her re-
sidence in Glenwood she made . host
of friends, who wish her an abu1-
dance Of happiness in her welded life.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs..
D. 8. Bruce of New Castle. He II well
known in Garfield county and las
many friends in Glenwood, who extend
to him heartiest congratulations.
After a brief wedding trip the couple
will make their home on the ranch,
recently purchased by the groom in
the New Castle district.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
NEW TELEGRAPH MANAGER

Mss Doris Switzer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. o. Switzer, is the new man
ager Of the local office of the Western
Union Telegraph company, she having
assumed the new role the first of the
week.
Miss Doris began her work with the
company in the Glenwood office, ser
wing as messenger girl and practicing
at the key during her spare time. Some
time ago she went to Colorado Springs,
and later to Denver, where she has
made rapid advancement in her work.
Miss Stevens, who has held the Of
flee for the past several months, has re
turned to her home in Grand June
ton, and resumed the position with the
company which she left to come to
Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
CANADA CUTS TRAINS
TO CONSERVE COAL.

Montreal, Nov. 22.-Announcement
Of an impending curtailment of train
service in Canada because OF the coal
shortage was made today by the rail-
way war board.
Virtually no coal has been received
from the United States for two weeks
because Of the export restrictions ne
cessitated by the miners strike. All
roads in the provinces of Quebec and
Ontario depend on American mines.
Some trains will be eliminated at
the end of the month. Unless the sit-
uation improves the board fears that
the curtailment must be much more
drastic than planned.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
SCIIIIFT-M1LLH

Miss Charlott M. Schliff, formerly
of this city and Burly Miller of Cat
tie creek were married at the home OF
Miss Schliff's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. IL. Schliff at Eagle last Sun
day afternoon at 4 clock, Rev. L.
G. Honnald, pastor of the Methodist
church in Eagle officiating.
The bride wore gown Of white silk
georgette crepe and carried . large
boquet of white carnations.
Mrs. Miller is very well known in
Glenwood, having made this her home
for the past several years. Mr.. Miller
has spent most Of his life in the Cat
tie creek country, where he owns I'm
excellent ranch.
The couple are at home to theil
friends in this city but will soon take
up their residence at their Cattle creek
ranch home.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
STAG PARTY

Miss Catherine McNulty entertained
few of her teacher friends Tuesday
evening with stag party at the home
of Mrs. E. NJ. Tully on Bennett avenue.
Soon after eight O'Clock, the guests,
attired in mems clothes arrived and
spent pleasant evening with cards.
Refreshments were served and the
gentlemen' departed for their
homes at late hour.
Those enjoying the hospitality Of
Miss McNulty were: Mrs. Lura Aims
lie Miss Catherine Flynn, Miss Olive
Doolittle, Miss Edna Backus and Miss
Pratt.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
BURGLARS AT SILT

Monday night the store Of William
Bros. at Silt was broken into by un-
known parties and the merchandise was
scattered topsy-turvey and 80 padiy
disarranged that it is diffic"it for the
proprietors to say just how much was
taken by the burglars.
The cash register was pried open ans
A sum Of money abstracted therefrom
and five watches are also missing
The matter was reported to Sheriti
Frayert who at once set the machin'
ery of his office in motion, but up 70
this time there is no ciew to the "here'
abouts or identity of the thieves.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
z. W. o. A. WORKER HERE.

Miss H. Redford, from the Y. W. c
A. in Denver was in town this week in
the interest Of this organization. On
Monday evening she gave an interest
ing talk 10 the Civic Improvement and
Literary society at the home of Mrs.
John Moore.
Miss Redford is travelling to collect
funds to establish lunch rooms and
otherwise improve the conditions of the
girls working in the factories.
Miss Redford is an English born
girl of the well to do class and when
about II years of age was sent to
France to Finish her education. She
was so delighted with the country that
she decided to remain longer and she
was there when the war broke out. Be-
fore long the wounded were brought in
by the hundreds and Miss Redford
and about twenty-five of her girl
friends, who had never done anything
but enjoy life were called upon to care
for the men in an improvised hospital.
The club members listened atten-
lively to these vivid experiences Of
how scenes of gapety as experienced
by the well to do English society girl
were suddenly transformed into the
grim realities Of war, which are the
inevitable results Of battle. The only
regret on the part of the club was that
Miss Redford 3 coming was not better
announced and that she could not have
had much larger audience.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-29
ASPEN SUFFERS FROM FIRE LOSS

Wednesday evening the news came
to Glenwood by phone to the effec.
that fire had destroyed the Kobey
bul ding at Aspen. Unfortunately
later report proved the rumor to be
true.
The block, which was a brick struc-
ices in the second story. A drug store,
furniture store, jewelry store and tho
Kobey Dry Goods store were the cc-
supants of the ground floor of the
building.
the drug stock was almost 1 comp'ete
loss, but much of the stock of the FIR
n, ture store and the jewelry store wore
carried into the street, and thereby
were saved.
Much of the Kobey stock was also
carried into the street by willing he'll
pers, but this stock was considerably
damaged by water from tAe fire hose.
The Post was not able to learn the
amount of loss sustained by Mr.. Kobey
and the tenants in his building, nor
the protection carried by way of in
surance. 1t is believed, however, thar
tne insurance was Light, since the pre-
MUM rate is known to be high at that
place.
This is the building in which the
offices of the former Sopris national
forest were located, pior to the MGR
ger of that forest with the Holy Crosa
Forest located at Glenwood, and all of
the office furniture, fixtures and rs
cords were lost. Supervisor French Of
the Holy Cross forest had just finished
making an inventory Of the property
ana contemplated moving everything r
Glenwood in the very near future. Mr..
french was called up by the forester
in charge of the Aspen district, and
Informed that absolutely none Of the
government property was saved.
This will prove heavy loss to A.
pen, as conditions are not such 90 to
encourage the rebuilding Of the proper
ty, and the destruction Of this build
ing right in the heart Of the town,
win give the place . bad appearance,
in addition to the serious los to tAs
individual ownsn Of the property.