Alpine Troops of Italy Lie as Shadows in Alpine Snow
William G Fitz-Gerald describes Italian Alpine soldiers as expert scouts who crawl cliffs and fire from hidden positions among the Great St Bernard boulders. They bivouac in snow caverns, use three alpenstocks as rifle rests, drift sleighs for wounded transport, and hold Sunday services at 9 000 to 10 000 feet as hymns echo through glacier desolations.
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William G. Fitz-Gerald
Italy
St. Bernard
Glacier
Snow Peak
Chicago News
Deaths of Cary infant and O Connor child in Boulder
The five weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Cary of 415 Eighth street died early Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at the house today. Cecelia youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs C J O Connor of the Oasis hotel died in Boulder last Tuesday morning. Mother and child were visiting Boulder for health reasons. Mr O Connor was summoned Monday evening as the little girl worsened. The Boulder funeral was held Thursday morning.
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C. A. Cary
Eighth Street
Cecelia
C. J. O'Connor
Oasis Hotel
Poulder
Boulder
Early Colorado Pioneer Perkins Dies after Short Illness
E M Perkins one of Colorado’s oldest pioneers died at his Evans home on July 3 after a brief illness. He arrived in 1858 and helped found Denver, an Indian fighter through Colorado’s formative days. Funeral held in Evans with Rev Collins. wife and daughter Mrs P J Hughes of Evans survive.
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E. M. Perkins
Colorado
Tvans
Denver
Evans
Collins
P. J. Hughes
Mrs Pogue Dies in Greeley After Six Years Here
The article notes the death of Mrs. Pogue, wife of Dr. Pogue, in Greeley after a six year residence. They had two children, a son who preceded his mother to the Better Lands and a two year old daughter Pauline who died with her father’s loss. Mrs. Pogue leaves a mother and two brothers in Canada. The funeral, led by Rev Parry Thomas, was at the Episcopal church, burial brought by Dr. Pogue, with community sympathy expressed.
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Martha M
George R. Pogue
Canon City
Pogue
T’wo
Pauline
Greeley
Parry-Thomas
Episcopal Church
Trinity Lutheran Church Services and Sunday School
German services are held at 10 15 with Sunday school at 11 30. Pastor P B Fritsche leads the church.
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P. B. Fritsche
Sermon on Truth Next Sunday at 1 Invites All
The church announces a Sunday sermon titled Truth for next Sunday at 1. Sunday school begins at 12. A Wednesday evening meeting is set for 8. All are invited to attend.
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Marks
Sunday Church Schedule with John Doane Pastor
Preaching service at 10 45 AM Sunday morning. Sunday school at 12 PM. Young People’s Society at 6 30 PM. John Doane, pastor.
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Young People’s Society
John Doane
Morning and Evening Sermons Scheduled at Local Church
Morning services at 12 45 and Sabbath school at noon. The pastor preaches in the evening and at 7 30 Rev Mr Barnett will preach. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m. All are cordially invited.
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Mr. Barnett
Christian Endeavor
Windsor Colorado Bank Converts to National Status
The comptroller of the currency Saturday issued a certificate enabling First National Bank of Windsor to begin business. Capital will be 30000 dollars. Former Bank of Northern Colorado becomes First National Bank of Windsor with John E B Law as president Lewis Kern as vice president Frank N Briggs as cashier and John N Akey as assistant cashier.
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First National Bank of
Windsor
Colo
Bank of Northern
Colorado
John EB. Law
Lewis Kern
Frank N. Briggs
John N. Akey
Piles Cure Promises Refund If Not Cured
A claimed guaranteed cure for piles offers quick relief from itching bleeding and protrusion. PAZO OINTMENT is advertised with druggists able to refund money if not cured in six to ten days.
Clever Cat Understands Language and Obeys
A much adored cat is said to understand words and act accordingly. When the hunter husband left for sport his wife promised a rabbit pie if he returned with game. The cat remained silent yet later brought a rabbit to his mistress and then sang by the fire, convincing many fans of his linguistic grasp.
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Boston Herald
Dialogue With a Scots Surgeon in Edinburgh
Dr Abernethy meets a persistent patient in Edinburgh who presents a swollen hand. Their exchanges reveal the patient denies Burns and demands poultices. The doctor offers free care yet the patient’s insistence leads to the quip that she is the most sensible woman he ever met.
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Abernethy
Edinburgh
Phonetic Verdict Cites Mitchell v Com 106 Ky 602
A Kentucky case notes a jury verdict read phonetically as we the joury agree as find the defendant guilty as charged in the indite and sess his fined at 100 dollars, Isa a Clouse. The court upheld the phrasing, invoking the idea that sounds guide sense.
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Mitchell
Com
Isaa Clouse
Lewis Carroll
Queer Coincidences in a Ticking Clock
Andrew Lang recounts two oddteresting incidents a nonworking black marble clock ticking in time with a working round clock and a ticking letter. He offers a natural explanation: clock repair without the owner's notice or a misdirected letter ticking by chance, while noting a miracle would imply a conscious clock. The piece ends with Lang preferring a normal explanation.
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Haeckel
Andrew Lang
London News
Headless Chickens and a Witty Vendor Tale
An elderly produce vendor near Lowell Massachusetts surprises a customer with a joke about headless chickens. He explains he never cuts heads because he has “chopped the chickens off,” turning a morbid detail into a humorous misunderstanding.
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Lowell
Mass
Lowell Citizen
Unbiased judge remark on handsomeness ends with blunt verdict
A Western University professor and his friend in San Francisco sought a judge to settle which man was handsomer. They asked a passing Chinaman, who after reflection declared that both were worse.
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Western University
San Francisco
Solomon Riches Question Sparks Sunday School Quip
A young boy questions Solomon's wealth after a Sunday school lesson. His mother cites the Bible but the child retorts that Solomon died and slept with his fathers, prompting a humorous exchange about wealth and beds.
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Solomon
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