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UP TO WILSON
(Contjnued from PAGE Onel

affairs. l am confident that am
supported by every competent con-
stitutional authority in the state
ment that the initiative in directing
the relations Of our government with
foreign governments is assigned by
the constitution to the executive and
to the executive only. Only one of
the two Houses Of Congress is asso-
ciated with the President by the con-
stitution in an advisory capacity and
the advice Of the Senate Is provided
for only when sought by the execu-
tive in regard to explicit agreements
with foreign governments and the
Of the diplomatic rep
resentatives who are to speak for
this government at foreign capitals.
The only safe course. am confident,
is to adhere to the prescribed method
OF the constitution. We might go
very Tar afield II We departed from
Il.
Il am very much obliged to you
for having given me the opportunity
to express this opinion.
Very truly yours.
(Signed) WOODROW WILSON.
Hon. Albert B. Fall, U. s. Senate. !"
Senator Fall in a statement to-
night. took issue with the President
that the Senate could not advise on
matters affecting relations with for
eign governments until requested to
do so by the President and said there
were presidents to support him. He
also said he would again request the
committee to postpone action on his
resolution "or upon any phase Of the
Mexican matter" until the President
had had time to give the subject his
consideration.
Before the President dispatched
his letter the Senate Foreign Rela-
tons committee held an hours ses-
sion for discussion Of the Mexican
situation including the Carranza oil
DEGREES. which have been the subject
OF diplomatic correspondence be-
tween the United States and Mex
leo. but at the suggestion Of Senator
Fall action on his resolution was de-
ferred until the President had ex-
pressed his views.
Senator Fail tonight made public
the memorandum ne sent to the
President dealing with the results
Of the investigation of the Senate
Of which the New Mexico
senator is chairman. Part of this
information was given Mr. Wilson
last Friday by Senator Fall, when
ne and Senator Hitchcock, Demo
crat, Nebraska. called at the White
House to discuss the FAN resolution.
Mr.. Wilson's statement in his let
Ter that what the New Mexico sem
ator had told him Of the investisa-
Ion prepared" him to find in the
memorandum matter OF greatest
importance" was interpreted by
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STILL SECRETIVE
Continued from Page one)

nouncing this postponement U. S.
District Attorney L. Ert Slack this
morning stated that empanelling Of
the grand jury had been held of
until conferences could be held with
Attorney General Palmer. He stated
that his announcement did not mean
that the grand jury would be en-
panelied tomorrow morning, but that
such action would not be taken be-
fore that time.
John L. Lewis, acting president Of
the United Mine Workers, who, with
Secretary Treasurer William Green
and Walter James, legislative agent
Of the miners organization. arrived
on the same train from Washington
with the attorney generals party,
also refused to discuss the Washing
ton conference or the possible ef-
feet the agreement might have on
pending court action.
In answer to questions Mr.. Lewis
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Frank Harrington, president Of the III.
nois Mine Workers, for wri, OF hateas
corpus. He was arrested SATURDAY On
charges of violating the coal strike in.
junction of Federal Judge Andersen at
Ind annapolis. Harrington fled notice II
appeal and in the meantime he wi, 10
a. berry on $4,000 bonds.
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belongs to the British government and
was sent here from Cuba to be refined.
PLANS, POLICIES


drifted to Washington to exchange
views and get share in the pre-
liminary maneuvering that reany
marks the beginning Of the National
campaign.
Discussion Of a convention city did
not get far today. the leaders appar-
emily being too interested in other
questions to give it great attention.
The st. Louis delegation, which ar
rived yesterday, was active during
the day. however. and the question Is
expected to take on more interest to-
morrow with the arrival OF the Chi
cago boosters headed by Mayor
Thompson.
Chairman WIN h. Hays in con-
ferences today laid before some Of
the other party leaders the results
Of canvass he recently made by
letter Of sentiment for national re-
forms. Reports from Republican
members Of Congress and from state
and county chairmen. he said. point
ed to Americanism. economy. better
administration. lower taxes. solution
Of the labor problem and other sub
jects as popular issues. 1t was not
thought likely, however. that the
committee would act formally in out
lining any Of the issues Of the cam
paign.
1t became known today that the
regular monthly meetings Of the
committee which have been held
since July would be continued into
the campaign and that the next meet
ing probably would be held in San
Francisco January II.
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TO MODIFY TERMS
Protocol Objected to by
Germany

Willing to Refer to Hague Tribunal
Clause Providing for Indemnity
for Destruction Of German Fleet at
Seapa FIow-other Objections of
Germany to Be Removed
Paris. Dec. S.-The Allies have con-
sented to modify some of the terms
Of the protocol putting the peace
treaty into effect to which Germany
has made objection.
The clause for toa etaoin etaoi
The clause providing for indemnity
for the destruction of the German
feet at Scapa Flow, has been modi-
fed so as to refer to The Hague tri-
bunal the question whether the de-
Hlivery Of the tonnage will cripple
Germany, it is understood.
The understanding also is that the
other features of the protocol most
Objectionable to the Germans have
been eliminated and the expectation
here is that the German plenipoten-
t:aries will sign the protocol witt
cut much further delay
The final paragraph of the proto-
col, providing that even after the
peace treaty has gone into effect the
Allies use military masures of coer-
cion to ensure the execution OF the
treaty's terms, has been eliminated
entirely. as also has the clause re-
lating to the evacuation of the Baltic
provinces by German troops.
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extensive repairs on their Office. US
ing the house Of George Caldwell
temporarily as an office
Willis n. Bishop-Monhegan-U.
S. navy, now stationed at Philadel-
phia. is passing furiough with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Bishop.
Miss Flora E. Kimball has returned
to Portland. after passing two
weeks vacation with relatives in
Winthrop and Augusta.
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That's Right; Say ! Want
Celery King

= Get package tonight. It's cheap
and you can brew a lot Of tea with
one package.
Take a cup every other night to
regulate your bowels, to purify your
flood and make You strong so you
can Withstand an attack of influenza
if it happens to come along this win
ter.
It's one great vegetable laxative,
and it won't cost you but a few cents
to find it out.
Children like it. and there is moth
ing better that you can give them
when they are ailing.-Adv.
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Mexieo's Reply On Way

Washington, Dec. s-The state DE-
partment announced today that II
has been advised that President Car
ranza's reply to the last American
NOTE requesting the release or WI
liam o. Jenkins. consular agen: al
Puebla, Mexico. was To be delivered
today to the American embassy in
Mexico City,
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the Senate without other action by
the President"
Senator Hitchcock reiterated his
opposition to bringing the treaty be-
fore the Senate again ito have it
kicked around like a football before
a compromise is reached"
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Stories Of Big Export. p.n;.a

New York. Dec. a-Reports that
heavy shipments Of sugar were belnR
sent abroad by American refiner. 70
gorge foreign consumers and starve the
American sugar consuming public have
received such extensive circulation that
the equalization board WIS led today "a
issue an Official denial Of them.
The boards statement says that the
SHOCKS OF raw and refined sugar on
nand here December totaIled 1900
tons. There IL due to arrive within the
next few weeks an additional 1900 tons.
making total Of 1900 tons. OF this
amount. the board asserts, 4l,ooo tons
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SUGAR GALORE IS
HEADED THIS WAY

Ne" York. Dec. S-Fifty miIlio,
rounds Of beet sugar is beine .h,.n:,
49, .o territory east Of Pittsburg and
nuhaio and north Of Virginia, il wa.
announced here today by the .,,r. |.
9uaiization board. These shipmen,.
"n'cn are due to reach their destir,'
non oy tne end Of the year. are EXPECT
co 10 relieve to a considerable ertan,
the present sugar shortage. Two nil
.iUn pounds OF the product has been
allocated to Boston.
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ILLINOIS MINERS
HEAD is REFUSED
WRIT OF HAREAS

Peoria, H.. Dec. 8.-Ju6ge Louis Fi;z-
henry in the United States court here
this afternoon denied the application Of
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Become Slender Easily

u Jon ssann ovsr.ssout yos - cher
st IN Ags. Reduce your WEIGHT Imp,
Obtain on II xessln, follow Tie simple
Tho d.bbinsss in yeur 2ses and nsek win
your figure viii - what Nature intendt
brain win serve yUe batter. no @srs %
ana e@cient 4og M1 m Wo1lW.
Wonderful results sspe9tel ~ 1ssss q
OIL Of Kofein Who follow our easy sys-
tenn Reduction 10 - so a moro pos1as
guaranteed: or no cost 10 you. This Dsaaa
ron may reduce WAassva4 yoa assd.
on q KsfdnS is for other "a, abss-
utely hsvwless. 1Uf eonvsnienes, y put
Up in capsules. eaGy - taxa.
Accept 70 s1bsEasass; sAas = sIay -
genuine Oil of KoFein. Users ottao make
sucA remarks - "Ths fes ssssss - assie
sueJ" and II feel 50 axeh beseev ssG1
10y" and my fSesds sss smesat - ~
Improvement - ~ Sttesvsses.s
on u xsrsin With the simple alsuse3sao
constitute the best fat.redneiae (sbeeifyl
self.tfeatment IN The world. Tesih NM
from legiens Of delighted msa ana vs0ea.
Convincing proofs mailed On rsQuosa.
Korein System i ABSOLUTELY 4oug.
zH1C, GENUINE and GUA1AN3Ex0.
KoREIN COMPANY, N A III
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.I1kvrzin

Oh Of Korsia Tin eapsulss) il cold
in busy drug stores. including:
b. Earl BitAr: Bsvditeh, Wshstsr 4
Co.. John Coushlin: Thamas p. Esnney:
o: b. Murphy: WaHs z. Partzides; asd
otheEs in Augusta. 80 tA-eu4hous Nsiae.
Al - lzuo16O = = Saes q 49,.
-. II "a $50. - - ~ =
q ~ vhasA vin osos . - - 2cu n
plain vrspD9). SessDaid; ysa = -
vAsn h esoGo. o. vriee ~ Jx0
= 1... s:'':1I:s .ks1:. :1 ESssas H1ess
Statioa z. NEW FORK CITY
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Some Fine Corn
Raised This Year

A large quantity of exceptionally
fine corn was raised in Fremont
county this year. The acreage was
larger than usual and the yield and
quality was uncommonly good. At the
rooms of Hodgin & Sharman's real
estate agency, 617 Main street, may
be seen samples of corn that would
be a credit TO the best agricultural
lands of Iowa, Missouri or Illinois, all
of it grown in the Canon City district
One patch of corn at the county farm,
is estimated to yield at the rate OF
140 bushels to the acre. Other fields
about town are showing almost as
gratifying results. A field of corn on
College avenue, block or two east
OF the Canon City high school build
ing, owned by Mr. Howerton. will
harvest a crop that would attract at
tention by its size anywhere in the
country. Although the early spring
months were unfavorable for the
growth OF the corn crop. the summer
was highly advantageous, and big
harvest was the result.
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D. A. r. Working For
Naval Hospital

II is reported that she United States
naval hospital at Las Animas. Colo,
is great yin need of help and the
members of the Gen Marion chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion. here and elsewhere in the state
have enlisted in a campaign to help
it Most of the patients at the hos
pital are tubercular and many of
them are in the last stages of that
dread disease. Housewives who can
spare a glass or two of jelly or pre-
serves for these sufferers are request
ed to give them for this very worthy
object The hospital is also in need
of pillows and other comforts The
people 6f Canon City are willing to
contribute any oil these things for the
help of the disabled naval men at the
las Animss hospita.- and are re-
quested to leave them at the Red
Cross rooms. Fourth and Main streets.
or telephone those in charge there
All expense connected with. packing
and shipping of these supplies viii be
met by the D. a R
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Crop News

Continued dry weather for the past
month has been somewhat unfayorAble
for fall plowing and the planting OF
winter wheat and rye. The planting
Of these crops IS practically complete
and in most districts there has been
sufficient moisture 20 bring the grain
up partially. FarInerD report little
damage has been suffered by these
crops so far. and good rains in the
next week or two will bring them up
in fine shape. The acreage planted
evidently Is considerably short of that
planted last fall. though detailed re-
ports on planting have not yet been
gathered By the State Cooperative
Crop Reporting Service. Prelimin-
AIRY reports also Indicate that the
amount of fall plowing so far done
this year is considerably short of that
done atthis time last year.
The State Cooperative Crop Re-
porting Service viii begin at once the
compilation of the production OF all
cvrops grown in the state this year by
counties. The work has never before
been done in Colorado, for the reason
that heretofore 1t has not been possi-
BILE to obtain The acreage OF the vari-
Gus crops by countine This informa-
tion is now furnished by county as
SCISSORS and reports are available
from every agricultural county in ths
state. Through the acreage figures
in some counties are not entirely COM
pleie. because of the short time coun-
~ assessors had this year to prepare
for the work. the reports will be of
great value and will be come complete
each year as the reports of county as
SCISSORS improve. The total acreage
for the state for nearly all crops are
much greater than ever have been re-
ported before.
The largest acreage ever devoted
TO corn in Colorado was planted for
this years crop. and the State Co
operative Crop Reporting Service Is
making a special effort to determine
just what proportions of II have been
harvested for the various purposes for
which corn is used in this state. Ad-
vance reports indicate that about &c
per cent of the crop has been har
vested for grain. the remainder be
ing cut for silage or for dry forage.
fed to stock in the fields withoutu har-
vesting. or abandoned because of fail
ure TO produce crop worth gather
ing. The acreage of this crop cut
for siiage is increasing rapidly each
year as the number OF silos increases.
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cr.rn saI,<a IIer.r.Idr..
NETAh MAItNErs.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
a., ahg...
nrn,rr rrIrr Ii>l.


Chicago. Oct ss.--Iioss.-Rec.ip ipts,
ss.uae estimated tomorrow. 3s.eoV.
Market firm. 2ac to sec higher. hulk.
sis55HlS 90. top. sis.5o: heavy, staoo
niS.6O: nledium. sl2.soul3.s0: light.
$4,000 ; 20. light light, sis.GeG13N-.
heavy packing sows. smooth. sistoss
is.sb: packing sows, rough. sI.. - u
i2.So. piss sls.5u13.s5.
Cattle Receipts $4,000: estimated Il
tomorrow, 30.eee. Market unsettled.
Beef st.srs. medium and heavyweight.
choic, anc prime, sie.sbais 80; me
iium aud Ko"d, slc.7sdle.5e: common,
yssbn 1850. lightweight. good and
choice. sl4veo 1890; common and me
dium. s75ou 1878. butcher cattle
heifers. "a. IA 1850. cows. tstaQla.0O.
canners and cutters, IS SO D te5. veal
saives. tis.s5 u i5.zs; feeder steers.
SIS. 75n sec. stocker estSers 1900 n
1895. western range steers. &1.7. u
1859 COWS aud heifers. $500 q 1890
Sheer Receipts SV.oo0: estimatesi
tomorrow. S5-ooo. Market weak LAmhs.
,i3..bQl5.S5. rulls and common. 81 80
nl20Q, ewes. medium. good aud choice,
S6.f5ussS cults and common 81 90 IL
$50; breedius, So 5se 1850.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To LEASE
STATE LANDS.

Ofice OF the state Board OF Land Com
rnissionerse Denver. Colo. October -.
1919.
Notice is hereby given that apiiies-
tion has been made TO lease the fol-
lowing described school Lands. situate
ia S'remonl County. Colorado. to-wit &
East = % Ne y. Fast = % SW. =
SW Y OF SW Il Sc. y East y %
NV y and West A. Of NE. 4 OF Sec
zion 10 Town. Il ;, Range sS W. apnii-
cation nttnihe- H-T2S East u Of Soc
ton SO, Town. IL ;. Range - w appii-
cation number R-7tS
Nofic. AZ further hereby given That
nlf other persons desiring 20 nle an
nHfi'feuttnn 10 lease all or any mart pt
this tract OF land must ms same IN this
afiies prior 10 November -. 1914 as NO
other apniicntion TO iessttth ahoVr H.
serihgd lands win be sorsiaered afsey
said date.
gtuisfer SUITE HaQrj land Cutn'rs.
FIRST pub oct He. 1919
Last Pub. NoNembrr 10. tats.
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AlF MITCHELL
HOME FROM DENVER

All Mitchell has returned from Den.
yer whore he spent n week attendin :
district meeting of ReSnli dealerE,
and also occunied HIS spare moments 5
buying goods from Eastern represent
ativcs who came TO Denver especialIv
'oS ,this occasion.
HARLAN WOOD
GOES TO CHICAGO
Harlan and Mrs. Wood have gor ,
30 CHICAGO where Mr. Wood will ptf-
chaseA stocks. especially suits for Il Q
Wood, Clothing Company Mr.. Woc'
may possibly go on to New York {
market conditions In the Windy civ
are not antifactorv. Mr., and Mr.
wood viii visit with Mrs. Grace =,
yatee at Evanston dufing tbeir stay
in Chicago.
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Bills Allowed

The following is list OF the bill.
allowed oy The city Council Of the. cts
of Canon city. AT its meeting held Oc-
tooer s. 1913.
saiar, Fund. A Biggs. SIS. Z L
Reeves, SIS: \. J, Turner. si5i W \
Chapson. SIS: q. J. Rundahl SIS: q. II
Smith. SIS: ". T. Taggart. SIS: II. u
McIlvaney. sl5s .. ". Rowe SIS: II. q
Webster. s5o; 9. NJ Benton. Ss5' -Au-
street. Alley aud bridge Fun,i-Tonl
vey Bisb.e. soc; John Meredith. Sc; "
SIS: sfoSr john Handley. i'" s.1: Ian Ps,er Sst
s;sser So: W = Mccain. Sli2; 6 +
S-3-ios Canon city Novelty Works,
$l-@5: TAYLOR X Yard. IS; Ringer *
Gauike. s. 30; city clerk. si5-25.
9. J. Hutchinson. ss5; George l. Coy
stt. SIS. Roy ErSyfn. $3.50; Anton
- = Govern. 81: Mrs r b Fulker-
Canon Auto Company $50: Electrical
roiicr Fund, +. skinner. siso: Hi
ram Fillmore $50.
Cemetery Fund.-. : Munroe. $iOo:
r l. Cleveland. s'o' IL Clay Webster
Lighting Funa-Arkansas Valley Ry.
1t. X Power Co siS2. .s5-
Health Fund-nr. { II. Wilkinson.
SIS.
rubuc wri'nr--Canon City band
Nisceiianeo"- Fuud-S :. Mccoy.
$50; Mt States Tel * Tel. Co. 81: Ark
Valley RN 1t. n Pr. Co. SI.l0: Harding
Hdw Co. So city clerk. s36.tI. Canon
Cisy Record. sIo.s2: Fred u. whipple.
S=.4s; Harding Hdw. Co. Ss3.so: Ellis
4 Hood. S2.io
sewer District No. City treasurer.
sss5.
sidewalk and Grinding District M. /.
City treasurer. sl.s9s.S2.
Stukiux Fupd-t1tN treas. SAoS.So.
Water Fuod-John Chetelat. $3.50:
V. Portstons si20; Lee Wynkoop. s9i. 81 /.
Isaac Ulrich. sIoo; Roy Beavers. SIS;
y = Reid. Ss4. Park Nilsson. SIS; Peter
FsSer, sssI: ]. Z. Strickland. 81; Fre-
mont co. National Bank SIS; \. H
RiggS SSI SO: Rambler Print shop. s1ls
Mt. States T. 4 T. Co. ss.so: Canon
onndrN X Mch- Co.. s5.65. Taylor \
Yard. 81: Ark Val. Ry. II. 4 Pr Co.
ST.. go: Canon CITY Record. $50; W. y.
Morton. $3.50; Ludlow Valve Co. So 20.
Canon Junk Co. So. Ringer & Gaulke.
81 20. Fetter Clothing Co. SIS: Harding
Hdw. Co sti.Ss; city clerk. slS.45; city
treasurer. s7.sis.iS. .,
d-w1t City Clerk
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EXAMINATION FOR
CENSUS ENUMERAToR

An examination OF candidates for
cnumerators for the United States
census OF 1920 will be held at the
court horse at o'clock a. m. Satur-
day. November /, 1919.
Application for admission to the ex-
animation should be made in writing
to William d. Hughes. district super
visor of the census. at the Federal
building. Pueblo. Colo. The exam
ination will be conducted by Post.
master Clark cooper and his assist
ants. II is understood that 20 enum-
orator will be appointed for the work
in Fremont county. Those desiring
to enter the tst should send in their
applications Immediately.
WILL. BE DISCHARGED
FROM HOSPITAL THIS WEEK
Mrs. Frank Ferkel Of i1e East Cat
lin avenue. who has been at the
Holmes hospital for the last three
weeks recovering from an operation
for appendicitis and eail stones. IS
'convaleacing. and expects TO return TO
her home the first OF this week.
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husband. The class presented her
with a beautiful picture as a going
away gift. Refreshments of cake
and coffee were served. Those pres
ent were the Misses Nan and Eliza
beth Griffiths, Jessie. Wilson, Edna
Nelson. Pauline Gilbert. Edna Graves.
May Howells. Mrs. Prude Ballard.
Mrs. A. Vaughn and Mrs. r. A. Tur-i
ner.
Mrs. Charles Sell entertained a few
friends at a 6 o'clock dinner at her
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. n. B. King very pleasantly
entertained the young ladies' class of
the First Presbyterian Sunday school
at her home Saturday evening. After
a jolly evening with the witches, for
tune-telling and music. business
meeting was held to organize the
class. Plans are made for an inter
esting year of study and pleasure
Mrs Arthur Knowlton and Mrs. Ed
Fredrickson entertained AT z
O'Clock dinner at the home of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emmer-
son on River street last night for Mrs.
Eta Walton Turner. Those present
were Mesdamcs Arthur Wilson Hilda
Wilson. Frank Emmerson. Inez Evans.
Elizabeth Howells. Joseph Walton.
r. A. Turner: Miss Mae Howells and
Miss Wilma Newcomb.
The Westminster Guild of the First
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Miss Bessie Bash. 500 Pike avenue.
Monday night After the regular
business meeting there was a very in
teresting talk by Miss Elma Lind
Smith of her work with the Y. NJ c.
A. overseas. Laten in the evening
delicious refreshments were served
and social hour enjoyed
Messrs Arthur Knowlton- Bud
Bower. Ed Fredrickson and Ray Bot
tenfield were guests at a stag party at
the home of Arthur Wilson last night.
The member of the Philathea class
OF the Presbyterian church met at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Wann Monday
night. The affair was surprise to
Mrs. wann- There were Il ladies
present Dainty refreshments and \
social evening was enjoyed
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DEPARTMENT INSPECTOR
HERE FROM DENVER

Mrs. Elizabeth Bucky OF Denver
department inspector OF the W. R c.
will be with the Greenwood corps to-
morrow afternoon. All member
should make special effort to Be
present
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cai.ax. Pr.,,rc~

chicago oct -Bu0er-Hlsher.
Creamery 80 dStsc
s-tnsetl-d Rsc.tptS sS0;
cases. Firsts, s6,s e57asc: ordinary
fitsts. 50Uhse: at mark. cases I'M.
cluded, hla sSise. storage pRcks 4
Potatoes steady. Arrivals. 1os cars
Northern whites seI5mss5, Early
ohies, SsS9@ -sc; western RuSsetS
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cs,h Grain in nins.ape,,.

Minneap7lls' Mirn.. ovt -Il--f lour--
Unchanged
is ,eVs l.gHtfrsf
Efs ~ $I,ats. efhss7s
Br4n S 800.
cora 3 seueS, sias@rse.