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Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-02-25
@rcsurN 3ilbuurg iibcrbrlnat luabre
,SniDrmatipn ans bcm Sanbe
Ser Spuicts.
The translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, Feb. p. 1920, as
required by the act of Oct. 6, 1917.

The translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, Feb. q. 1920, as
required by the act of Oct. 6, 1917.
n6ricOe nit 8uBlanO!"
GieS war Die groBc 6orOcrung,
ser Gollicnoc bon 9lr6eitern glus-
oruG pcrlieben III Ser StraBenbo6=
ncr Sollc am Icbten Sonntag nod
nlittag. -
Gregory 3ilboorg, Der sur 3cit
Gls Der 3or in RuBlauO ieinen Stllr6
crlebtc, Bis SIT IA ReOen tGgllh belt,
luor III por3iislider Stinnnllng, OILS
CT i'll cngliid lmO ruiilid 5u Der gro
bcu Scrion1n1lung ipraf.
Gr cr61blte pon oem illmenien
Sample Der r11iiiid,cn Nrbciter lpohs
rcnO Der IcBtcn bier gSinter gegen
&6lte lnO @unger. gr iugte, cs be-
Ourfte oes groben gntbuiiosnlts,
llm Die rote 6lagge Ser rrIIilden
&epohltiul sum Siege 5u fitbrcn.
@s mar elmer Der groBen 0foncns
te Der Seriamlnlllrg als oer Soritt-
5enOc Sollis GngOubl ein Selcgranm
ocrla5 nit Dem Goridlag, es on Moz
rim Sitpinoff Oen rlliIiiGen Sertre-
fer bel Sen 6rieoensperbanolungen
NIT Dem britiId,cll' Sertretcr 25anlcs
@raOp, nod @opcnhagel, Ganentorf,
5ll lenOcn. Sas 5clegronun loutet: !:
uSal1icnoc pom. Ghicogo's 4rbeiter,
chi SOnlltag, oct 10. iSebruar, 5ll
elmer MaiicnOenlonitrotiun perlon1=
melt, perlangen Srieoen NIT Snhict,
Ny "a,
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-02-25
Die Natiunaliii iicrnnasliiac

~@llla 0icIcn bciben lrnbcOcutenOCn
%clptclcn fam non lchcn, OuB
9tnGrid,tcn ilbcr 9iuBlano Don Hcl>=
ten, Die rllIIildC 2llitGu0c fcnncn,
TN Sl0tc befulnltCr Sntiohcn onulD=
'trrt merOcn lolltcn, Cbc lie Dem anc.
rifunlldlen &nlfc prGicnticrt mcrOtn.
Is ihcint mir, Onb ca Olc belligc
Eflidt Oea nmcrifnniihcu Sourna-
ll@nlta nllc5 politiitJcn SflnttIerltse
gen mGre, 9tadrihten iibcr 9iuBlonO
nit peni9cr Seift9loubigfeit 6ll lc-
ien unO SIT Orltfcn lm0 nit gr0Bcrcr
""' Iirlbnftigfeit, ais CS 6isbcr &C.
ihob."
@regorp 3ilboorg bclproN Damn
Gic vNotionoliiicrlung Ser 5Sruucu"
ais sic tppiId)e lnO gleid3citig gil
ti0llc Ncidid1tc, bic in Der 0ficntli-
den Ereiie iiber 0os Sopict.Gcgime
in &uI'lmtO erlbienen lit.
vGie gtutionoliiierllng Der iyroltpu
iii Die crltaltnlidite uno lnmenlt=
li6Ite 2iigc iiber 9tuBlonO, Die iiber
Die GcIt perbreltct lprroc. SSll
GeltlhlmnO lm0 in @ollono, in Bel
glen 1nto in llngorn, in Scitcrrci6
no III Eolen, in G5ed,o.Slopofien
unO in Ben Gereinigten Stnoten
mllrOc i'd in Oen IeBten einlu1ocins
hnlb SSobren tnllicllomol iiber sic
9}otionollIicrltng Ser 5Srouen be-
fragt. Grit Dor mcnigen @pd)en las
id IN Ben Seem Dorfer 3citungen,
COB ScnatOr 9usf ernltlih CLAUDE,
Die 9tationalilierll1g Ser SSrouen IN
9luBlon0 lei cine Sotiode rnN OoB
ct neriuft, feline llnOlloiomc Bitter
felt 8cgcn oQc 9faOitale aus oieicr
,Sotiohe" 5ll erflorer.
Sic @cihidte 9fnBlunoa, iemcr
Civilization ieiner politiihcn Stamp.
fa. lno ielbit ieiner @itcratllr 5cigt,
baB 9tuBlonos 1Srauen lnprolii6 lmo
il! jeoer anberen 0iniift Sen WGn,
nern obiolut gleid) iteben BUR Belt
res 3aren, als Die eltropoildcn lno
Sic amerifo,iidcn S0lfcr nit ben
fompfen Sen Wtoiien in Sbn1potbic
iparelt, fiifrten oicle g0Ifer imn1cr
6ie gtomen @reiffob5fona lln6 @ero
SSigner I'M W3unOe neben oen bielen
repolutionQren Selben iener Eerio-
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nallnt IpurOc, aus9erottet bobe. User
mir c11 lpel1l9 NuBlono fernlt, Der
melB DoB llloll lnl goll5cn SonOc
taltlll EN- Sorr rlnoet nit elmer Scs
eoltcrlln8 pon 5000 WtanncrL 6roliz
Ell lulo &lnocrn 5ltlan1lle1, gcltbuclz
&C Ocnn clres nit 5000 WtGnnerll,
Die &enin unbringcn fam.
uIonn Dor eiriocn SoQen itallD in
elmer 1cpeide aus 8ro0. Ssobmcn,
tob &erensfn bort ic 1nb nit INN
Sopinoff. iriiberer SriposriniItcr III,
cil1ent iciner O5iniItericn: 6or 0ir
heibcn nocb IpIcn 1cfcn m0Iltrn Inn
cine onti-bolid)cluiitiIdc N(rnce 5ll
prguniiieren.
nMun Die SatIad,en 6c;ilolih 0ie-
ier 4peit per6rcitctcl GcpeIdlc. I'd,
neiB, Oob &crensfn in 0onSon lit
q;n6 altBcrItonoc III nod Scu Scr.
einiaten Stooten al fpnmeu mci(
sic britiife 9fcoierlrno linn eiuen
GoB ocrlpeiqert. Dies infoloe Der
noblbefonlltcn SatIotbe - luobIbe.
fcnnt in Gnqlono - bob aerensfp
qrunoIGblihcr @eoner nidlt nur
elmer 2snterpcntion, Ionoern outl
ciner 8ef1n1pfl,nd Ser 8pIId,clpifi
lit. Sd bin pertroltt nit acrellsfp
rmo meiB ferncr, OoR ct beqieriq lit,
nod Rublonb 81 ecben 11nh nit oen
eegentpdrtigen Sooiet 93egime SIT.
icnncn SIT orbcitcn. So lit Die @e=
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frieoen nit Rub1ano

GngOatI Dutte faum geenoet NIT
ser @erlellmg Der porgeldlagenen
Gcpei6e, ais Die groBe SerIumms
ling iih mic oui cinen Shlag erhob
mo sic @oti6ait bejllbclte. 9lls ne
5ur 9Ihitimmlng gebro6t pltroe, ers
Doben lid rlitt einmol Oie Stlmmen
rer @ebeinagcnten rnO Der fapltoll=
ltiihcn EreBreporter oagcgcn.
Npbert Wtinor fam ebenfolls ,5llr
&crionrmllmg lmO ricf groBen gnt-
buIiaslnus berpor. glnberp Rebner
lporen Ssoiepb Sd1obbcrg, Saut-
n1ciitcr ser 9(malg Glut1in0 @or-
fcrs Of slncrico, Ropboel 'Dtoaen,
Ssrbin Ct. Sohn Sufer lmb 8n.
Rorris Seigenbaltm. Die iiioilden
rno Ifonbinopiiden losialiitii6en
8cIangpereinc lpirftcn nit in Der
&criGmnlGung.
3ilbDDrg's 9tebc.
8regorp 3ilgboorg eriltGte lrn
&critGnOnis fir MtBlano lno Sors
lift III Ser 2lufnabme Den ygteulg,
tciten" aus GublanO.
vOton ioQte nidt aaeS glauben,
luo5 man in Dcn ;}citl,necn itbcr
HiuBlnnO lieIt" Iagtc 3il6oorg. yWfan
idllte lid) erim1erll, OoB Die Seltartl.
tel bel gropaganOa ge9en Die 60
piet,Tceierllns entbalten lnb bob
picle GreBbureaus Matcriol gegen
lie fobri5iercn, bos ieine 8ege in Die
taglifen 3eitllngelt fillDet.
v@or cil,isen @tonoten ;. 9. las
i'd eiuc 0epelte in Scr ~gep Oort
Gilncs" DOB 2enin iiber 5000 Wonn
in einen1 iebr neinen rllliiiden 3ori
i'm Reeierungsbe5irf 8laoimir, BEL
len Name in beul Selegran1m ge,
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cincr Nunic O Ser brigcn Gonc idGg berueltc 6 sum-
SoOe 0trd) Gricbrn 8rnp Napu Npprorinu Wronoua uO
0ocOr Scr ~Noten 8uroc mrOe Der @ernbn9 Der Spcr
idlOi1 bcnoe cnfuls SoOe Our 0e &uge oerrte1 G
onocrc fregeprod I nGcn Scge puron Die lcle boil
Iredt
os rl 0cs tribunals lit ser bette 9cue5 OaB Sic Sopc&eg
rna oe o[lohuen tro c1c oe oem iloien OnrO hg
rcn at encn nnb s Gtrufen mobprbcre GGn Ser So5o
rcpo,1onGre mirlanqen.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-02-25

Die gSabr 9en t oaB tic Dem 5tinr
5et nc Eorbeeidmng fnoen. Sic u0gcn Oohc Die
Der o6iuttcn &onbOaen DerieOenn 8oro
'tn goIren el1 &rcrj moden
Die Standardization eimgen pien Spiel
bar mebrid
GN ogenunte ,nOnparton" (pneilom @ablcn gben
@ele9enct 10 SIT TIM 1s Oh lberboupt n oialien ulb0an
Sel0c DGrGn.
Cine vgroBe bir8lr Dem &apu pdriebuc ~3e1ng" idreb
9d ugenbatCrmcc nsoi III Der 81 @arO .lsfe" fem So5u
sic bcfportrt Die @oh pogcobenn aoOoen enfs, Der
i'd pntroid Die oncritanid agge cide Gin idumcs Sci
den elmer init cnem Tarotisa" a1ieren ol
0lcnC 1T Grbpadt Bate Oon mill Oamit Gol Goid
Glolt0tcn 5tOeden
(ncrc @cnoc nogcn d Oeicr ySorO lie 9lSidt o6n
II Die Stldmnh jN tOnmcn, bCOnOcrs untrCngcn.
nnr &aOOo i'll Der - @arb obn e. GeriOn 6eGlrtes
l0NQj0bri1C5 Gorteimtglie0.
&cMn micre @cuoiin Der @arO ocn 9anme inb lit
moaG 0aB r &anOiOnt GDarlcs g TObnon berC5 i'm
obJong ordtomn Senc fompromBloie Stt i'm Stootrat lit
mtd IN gutcr Grrirncrmg
n Der To- 9Earn ii alldt5recr RanO6a 2Stbr 1 GnQn$
III Der SuUcrtiGaSCpegnng chn G wic in Ser ojulidcn Gar
til let oiclCn ESnbren
Sic bcolOerc Grrolnng &noi6otcn G ntt naf
NcH GS1hamp 0c unocrcn @urOS 0os gSo cOn Is gic6t
@od nHh lSnr02 Gro OcrGdct mcrb 0nnc: IS lei oC
p 9S0rO tnuGbn nit NnOrD Sain inherent cren Gollp ScG
n@ aoloiootcl.
c6crGGt inb tel Ser rcoionGrcn 6altnG ncrcr GcQn
miOeitcla be St:fuu rcdbor I nS Wl asen, c ndt
crrcidlbar iii?
Nn 0rci5n @orNS fat Sic goDomiOn nncrc aonOootn ais
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I. @ar,, Giais &. Gupis, 721
3. State StrGbe.
3. 0oro-2I6c Saiofin, 602 Dit
l3. StruBc.
!. @aro-9l. GctrutiS, 3249 5iio
S5alItcO Ctr.
6. @aro-Serllaro 9crIpn, GOAL
Grairic 9Ipc.
7.@uro-Sobn !. 6loro, G72S
Gbanplnoin 9lpc.
10. @orO-&&cbn S, Selincf, 1920
@luc SSslan6 9lpe.
#. @arO-@illialn 9elnnall
2022 0aitings ct.
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If. @uro-0. S. &arrls 526, q.
2(uers &c.
90 @orOgopin $ 8iemoll S2S
S'9teil Str.
%. @orO-SSoDn 9. 9lnOcrion
1926 @ilton 9Ipc.
20. @orO-Oscar Servings, 3Stl
g Glarf St.
30. @orO-9l. 6. Bell, 1919 q.
.5S. ct.
81. @arO-6ranf 9. SnlNol,
4249 %. 81. Gloce.
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SernrS Ncrinn io5olt Gu!rio>t ;ir Die S&orG eH
Name lit nuird il ser 6. gSlrG ou Den Stinj GBn
SSOlgcnbcs lit bic 9inc ser @orOs, Numen NOie mG
Gon6i6 rrfij Grcbeu
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lcber Die ioc Nrt Oe br9de Yrcc iniuricr
Ih DdtgC pOliidc Grgnc bic lie gCrn nbcoHt lnin nGdcu
gcbt Die Cathode cnts 0ar Der topltaltdCn NQrctsjc
Ubcr Die StreiUng 0C &u0Oucn Stmm6ct bcrjctr
Sr bcn nQe i'll ibrCn nercc Dem ntcrce sbGtcrtc
ir bci Sic Sbr gar niAa Oouon pw Oob Oric oi
}oE0OoCn I'M StIOc IuN
nrb ena G};o mcDG @I.c, Nc LcfaHnt 5n Gcbcr!
NolQsnG iii Nc @ic Der SSnr02 bel Ucidcn Die ouiicn
&Nnnn ncGrllEt OH bic Stmmscttc
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nidn eoeu Don Der geOrdn Sic aao0aten 0en Sm.
6cie geItridcn
Sn oelcn gSoOs micn bic o5odc1 nnS Nbrcc
llrtr &anoon au ben Sttcl ib cinidbem ipoeuoen
Wuier:
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Grab Spuluurb
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11

One of the great inconsistencies
of Christian people today is their
intolerance Of any religion but
their own. No one has the right
TO Judge or choose anothcr's me-
thod Of life or belief. Because
our environment. our education,
or our training has made a GER
tain form Of religion acceptable
TO us. these same qualities may 1t
wholly unacceptable to others.
There is n golden thread which
runs through every religion and
this is the thread which all are
seeking. The differences in doc
trines will make no difference to
the Master and they should make
no difference to us. Funda-
mentally most forms Of religion
teach the same thing, but some.
times they seem to fail in their
mission. When we see two good
odd deacons Of different churches
very nearly come to blows over
;ome slight difference regarding
heir form Of communion service
or baptism we wonder how ttcy
can recorcile their actions with
the teachings of their creed. The
pilgrim Fathers settled here that
they might have freedom in re
ligious matters. Let this tradi-
ton continue. Actions speak
louder than words and q mc7e
matter Of creed is not going to
get YOU through the pearIy gates.
-Avoycllcs Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11

New Orleans, Dec. All real
estate brokers and statesmen are
notified that application blanks,
forms, copies Of the law, bonds,
etc, under which licenses will be
issued authorizing them TO do
business after January 1st, 1921,
are now ready for distribution.
Applications for blanks and III
formation should be made direct
to the members Of the Board from
the district in which they reside;
the membership Of the Board be-
ing as follows:
Meyer Eiscman, New Orleans F.;
William j. O'Pry, Alexandria {;
Robert Il. Emery, Shreveport 4;
Anselm 3. Murray, New IBERIA;
NJ. =. Arnoult, ST., New Orleans
The general offices Of the Lou
isiana Real Estate Board have
been opened in New Orleans, As
ISOLATION of Commerce building,
in charge Of Miss Louise Nor
throp. as Executive Secretary. \
meeting of the Board has been
called for December 18th, at
which time all applications on
hand will be taken up for consid-
Grafton and passed upon.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11

Industrial conditions or some
other agency has done away with
the army Of hobos that usually in
fest the south in winter. For sew
cral years past not one Of these
hayward sojourners have come
this way. The "work or fight
rule" prevailing during the war
is what started OF the retirement
Of these fellow travellers to etcrn-
ity, and other conditions have
kept the good work going Elk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11

About the best illustration OF
what knockcr does for his home
town is illustrated in a story told
of a Michigan lumber camp. A
graduate Of one Of the eastern
colleges applied for work in the
camp. He was told to get busy
on one end Of a cross saw the
other end being operated by an
Old and experienced lumber man.
A first the work went beautiful
~ but at the end Of the second
day the young man began to get
very, very weary. Suddenly the
old man stopped the saw aud
spat Sonny" he said, I' don t
mind yer ridin on this saw, but
if it's all the same TO you | wish
you'd keep yer feet on the
ground
The town I,nocker is in ex-
actly the position Of the Young
man, The loyal citizens Of the
town will good-uatnredlY carry
him along as long as he keeps still
aud does nothing. But wher he
starts knocking and discourage
very worthy movement. then he
is too much Of a drag and the
worm is bound to turn ax
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11
To Stop a Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY. a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The healing effect Of Hayes Healing Honey In
side the throat combined with the healing effect Of
Groves O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores Of
the skin soOn stops o cough.
Both remedies are packed in one carton and the
cost of the combined treatment is $50.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11

DO not fail to secure the nee
cssary forms at once and send
your application in promptly.
The instructions are very clear
and the blanks are very simple to
fill in. Each application must be
accompanied by bond and the nee
cSsary fee; in the ease Of a real
estate broker the being 5000
for the first year and $500 for
each year thereafter, while the
salesman Is fec is $500 for each
year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11
A TEX MOHDER

for kidney and blRdaer troubles, gravel
weak and lame back. rheumatiem and ir
Irregularities Of Hhe kianeys aud bladder
At your Druggists or by mail $l25.
Small bottle often cares. Send for sworn
testir m orials DIR IT, w. Hail. 1915 Olive
St, ST Louis. Mo,--AdV
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11

John, aged three. is accustomed
to spend the half hour before
breakfast in Ills father 5 dressing
room. His temperance is sign
that father will soon be down.
On being asked, after a certain
quarter of an hours waiting. why
his father did not come, be
answered Il think he's lost his
dammit. " Inquiry showed that
it was the only name he knew for
collar-stud.-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-11

ESToRGE DRUG co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-05
JUDGE STONE THINKS OUT
LOOK VERY ENCOURAGING

In letter to Mayor F. c. Martin,
Judge C. II Stone writes rs follows
concerning the tunnel:
The entire conference was very
encouraging. indeed. IL the sentiment
eNyrc SD by the mayors and other
Representatives. from about forty
towns Of the state is any criterion
and think i is-the proposed tunnel
bill Will be given favorable support at
the polls. There was not 4 dissent
INK vote on the proposition when May
or Bailey, asked for expressions
Of opinion by nsing vote last night
Il Is distinctly understood, and vas
50 stated by the members yesterday,
that all three tunnels must be put
through AZ the same time. No tunnel
will be financed By the commonwealth
unless all three receive this support
1T Is believed by the commission
that the Monarch and Cumbres tun
nels viii pay interest on the invest
mcnt from the beginning by their use
and that the James Peak tunnel would
begin TO pay the interest on the in
yestment n few years after its COM
pletion. OF course. h is understood
that all three tunnels will ultimately
pay for themselves. II is just mat
ter Of the state lending its credit
The tunnels will be used for trans
portation purposes, railroad and autos
only.
THE entire project would cost
about $4,000 900. The Cumbres pass
tunnel would be constructed in about
eighteen months, but il would require
about four years to complete the
other two.
The labor element, state grange,
and in fact, every element in the
state is for the project. II is gener-
ally conceded that it is the best
Investment that the state can make.
and their completion will usher in an
area of the greatest prosperity Colo
rado has ever known"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-05
INVITED TO PULL CHEST
NUTS OUT OF THE FIRE

Record Stoclnan:-
1t will be interesting to note the
stockmen's attitude as to rushing
funds to the treasury of the United
States Association for Federal Control
Of Public Grazing Lands, an appeal
which went forth last week from the
office of the Colorado Stowckgroers'
association.
The association first named is get
ting busy on the trail Of troubles of a
real nature as TO grazing fee increases.
Congressman from the Middle West
have sworn to rest not until they have
saddled the full expense of forest re-
serve administration onto the grazing
patrons OF the West Their avowed
program includes the extension of
grazing control to the rest of the
public domain.
From Les Dillingham;, secretary
treasurer of the organization, which
was contrived last year at Salt Lake
City to push forward the federal con-
troll idea, comes an appeal to the
Colorado Stock Growers Association,
which has through resolutions declar-
ed in favor of the complete federal
control of public grazing lands, is to
be member of the roofing commit
tee. The local associations of Colora-
do are requested to advance whatever
amounts they can possibly contribute
for this great cause and to forward
the same at once that the national
committee may commence work with
in the next few weeks.
With the prospect of public grazing
at full commercial rates no matter
where the unfenced wilderness tracts
may lie, or no matter what the diff
culties TO be experienced in their use,
the stockmen may at least desire to
stop and ponder the situation. One
proposal is tied to the other just as
surely as night follows day. Place
the remaining 200, 900, 900 acres pub
lie domain in the position of yielding
grazing fees and all known schedules
for grazing fees will rise precepiti-
bly,. There are those in Congress who
are fondly expecting the day when it
will be announced that the forest ser
vice is no longer to any degree q drain
upon the taxpayers of the East; that
the great desert areas of the West
have not only become self-sdpporting
but source of profit for the govern
ment.
1t will be interesting to observe
whether the stockmen will welcome
the prospect of toting this burden as
they are certainly destined to do if
the extension program is followed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-05
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OPPORTUNITI CALLS

With0u; question, the proposal for
three great state tunnels under the
ContIne1:aI Divide, the center one TO
De- thru Marshall or Monarch Pass, is
the turning Of the tide IN Industrial
advancement for all Of Western Colo
radO.
II is our great opportunity 10 get
a broad gage, and anyone knows what
that will mean TO Gunnison county.
II We fail TO take or chance, II may
never come again
What II Denver does get her James
Peak tunnel, and Durango the broad
gage, Is there not business enough
FOR all three
Experience Of forty years has prov
en- that # We await the Rio Grande's
pleasure dictated from Wall Street,
we will never get broad gage. Let's
20 ahead without Wall Street.
But some fearful ones declare Den
yer will get her tunnel and leave ours
half done. II our representatives. are
not smart enough 10 tie the three to-
gcthcr so that no such outcome is pcs
sible, then we are too deficient in
brains to deserve n tunnel. Let them
also specify demand for broad gage,
before the Rio Grande can use the
tunnel
4 great opportunity like this never
knocks twice at the door Of an indi-
yidual or a people. Let's all be united
in welcoming IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-03-05
NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the qualified electors of the Town
Of Gunnison, Colorado:
Notice is hereby given that q gen.
eral election will be held in the said
town of Gunnison, on Tuesday, April
9Th, A. d. 1920, for the election of the
following town officers, to-wit:
One Mayor for the term of one
year.
Three Trustees for the term of two
years.
The place of holding said election
shall be at the Council room in the
City Hall, in the said town Of Gunni-
The polls shall be open from seven
o'clock in the morning of said day and
shall remain open to and until seven
o'clock in the evening Of said day.
The judges Of registration and elec-
ton will sit at the polling place above
designated on Tuesday, the 30th day
Of March, 1920, for the purpose Of
correcting, revising and compiling the
list of qualified electors Of said Town;
and will meet again at said polling
place on Monday, April 5th, the day
presiding the day Of election, to COM
plete the registration list Of qualified
electors, rs required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I, F. C.
Martin, have hereunto subscribed my
name Is Mayor Of said Town and
caueed the seal thereof TO be affixed.
this lth day Of March, A. d. 1920.
(sEALl F. c. MARTIN, Mayor.
r. J. HARDS. Town Clerk.