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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

feslnr gaeisiatlsn, neIcbe es tltr npfbmenbta ers
v fldrf .bur6 AnnaiilIrnn9 81 peroeferH bie
arosasto etrsbs. eur4 asHhsuirHna siRss I5ssuiatu
Dtiritise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tGHu Der H6.sts
sci ss Sei6iOHsr bonn eiaOtrots Der gtabt
maeub, Sas ss nOi5Iensia II, oasS
aaHaiisrans yu psEseFstn ek EstsLeaa spsHut
UoH Der Wibpis Heab bif DEsbasos streks, sarG
aoHtruiruHs zines i5lpniseE rttriiise RobstB obs
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aaiiiisi in bts Gifta ses Gssf Sassnitass
hes department OF 8nhIie Serniee ,uelsbsr 4iaa
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ter abMasfaTihie aebalt iperbeH fensn In nts
bereiuitiulmrna NIT bsm bsfnatsr plGH nne ben
Sbfsis Sbef.snaenienrs % ses apartment 81 8ubiie
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tiat iiHbl, mo N tleberetHitimn.nne NIT ben
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arb fsrsfftnsiiauns ben TetiltH msislHtisrtn Hne
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tieH iuiammtn NIT BEN 8iHtsu auf bic psnss
tp<lAs ausesgkbfn DnrDeH IN Der Geransh4t aHf
bic Rontftion bon biuaHssti&ebsutn 3sblunesx BOZ
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

nsrtsn Tn hrs BsraushAt anf bic Rpnsstisn her
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0otiancsu pen MNtkmfnth
EW beat Der @taht Cincinnati senen aufeeen
ben msrbsH IN eu RsransFnt ouf bic aeHsitlea
sen aasbments enr& abl&IassgahIHnsts aHs In
siHtm Hetraet, Der benislbtu eIetcbfsmmt.
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iastw BsssHsrnne nsl8u utAt ipnisa sshsusrf
huHst, lufammtn NIT ben Rehtn bpn iratnss
psl4sm GrHssiesntbum sstr 9utttsHs hertn
sstauis ecey atsrapstirt, uns bic Rohsu
zne Maseabes irasHowsl&en ubprepriafisnss
mrfubttHs sefhr nns bic Observation-Disclosures
wsIts iresnseissm Ttftr scH enartrttnstn G6ns
Auttsn sbr SntstsHsn narin sHsdsrp@tn, uHs bic
Rsasn uns Hnssabtn fur iratHbtinsH isiAen 3as
iyrnd ssn err efaef GiHtiuHcsi aus bsm GrisB bts
Gufauits bon Renns btiatii nsrstH isE, Biz pen
htfasir etabt fir fsi6s Sfvsas une In tts mttfs
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f@ttsbi.
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Sphn @ufbtn
9rnfbent hes gtnbtrats.
stteft: 9bEiH 6enhtttcn. aitrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

zxxtn 1eefpiafigu ipele es fir f1oibipeTioig er'
" fl6rt bic aeaIfb Mlep. poH Der 5ies Strdst
Sis sur Gainmet Etrabt, aa DsrbsFerH, eut6 @tas
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aahriDtqss nit 8aeFtsiHea, irp btE grpp Ridbt 696
assrrsist nno Do es gtao v19 hS.sfsSt MI .as
ntrunoeu unp aulsss betimmsno bic oAasmtiae 4ds
tur Der poresl9lpfeHfn 0srbsatruus bas atpsan pas
non, EHb bic 8utbeibune Der QldHt, GpeBtfifatios
men gofteHpcranf1ldQsn uHD 9roitlen fir pieielbe.
Set es perprhHef bonn Etabtratb Der Etnbt
Cincinnati, Etnnt Gbio torei BerteI GIier bo5u
srnhbIts1 Uhfgiieoer. Ebereirfttmnsnp)
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--Sts berikmtefe--
Wa6r(agerin 0ieIes 3eita(lers.

Soon in eer 6rtefter Belt CUB es eerutiie
BerfoHeH. bic burf bte g66pfuue b5ber begnbt
Daren uuo es Heat ietu 9tueifet oor, BOB
and beutsrtage no6 qcrfcHeH erifttren. bic
bnr@ sins unbefannte Rraft TN Gfnube fttc,
GieIes gu tbuu uHb DornuSsrfaaeH, 1ns tir
s,soere eritauHIi6 III unb bIsibt. SAr GoI6ss
bat bic Ratur btefe Dame Defenders besnufttst,
bsun ne bat ibr bic feIiene gabe perIieben. ocs
sssben ibrer DstfmeufbeH tpie stH aufgef6Iree'
mes Bu6 senm su Iefsn. gereebt r!c1t. bab
he In arer siaeneu Hefsoers an SeeftH sieenue
spobut. sebmt bic Gnfs Gnn Gar cftIt6 bts
Seesiu stbenue. bGnn seEt bieFeEbe biuauf bis
5hr bis fn6ns He'tbens bon Grnn V. Dneser
zresct. Tas Cons itt sur Huten Snno ure
sm SGau ift ber saams:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
oesstn Mpeuas. 2tnwrrS. GiHsiaHn.t q.
BretA so Gents uns b0riibsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
Mid,afl tlDruIsr.

Am Mltr bon 80 sabreH. Mouotsn unb 80 9ns
ger. Die Beerbianne ttrbet ftatt am Donneritae
ben ls Rats, wlorsens um 8 ubr. bonn Srauets
paufs, 30. I'LL Rroaoipos. aus, roraui I'M 5 ubr
90 minutsn in Der Ct. paugus gr6e eiH itterIdbes
Mteuitm 1bcshaIteH mirb Ste Btiitsuna erfnIet
saf BEN St. marisn Rir&bois in aet. 6euItbp
Kbts um II ilhr. Ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

gsIitbte GGftIH Don Gbnare %. S9sntd i'm utter
bon 80 aabreH 9is 8sit Der 8troieuHg pirp
fpdtsr befGHnt gsMacbt nerssH.
suHias Gitp, no, unD BorismpEtb, G., Ssts
fuasI DoasH bite topirsn. II
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Afaria MptIImanr.

Nsitftpe bon srtebrteb WsrellrlaHr1, TN Ts. qe'
beusiabre. Hequteuspudnietie in her Ct mla'
rienssttrdoe AM 7onneritne Weoreen uIn z VI u9r.
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SoSes.anseisrn.

etarb am UoHtao. bsu lS atHss. Absues nm II
ubr 50 Wfnnttn, nufer tHnianoellgbtn pGter,
&@Nleosrba.er unh GSrbpateg
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eeb. 81 o b mann
EeIiebte GatiiR pom eenarb g. g1brmar. in
lhtem A. 2ebeHstdbre Die 1rnuerfeierIi3fet
fiReet fat am mGtttpon ben 10. Wadr5, I'm /
ll1r Bplmiftags, In Der Sprtug Srope Griebofs
AapeIe. ssreuHos ftHb etngsIaben. 14.t5"
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qrhtbent bes gtnbirats.
6tteft: 9bEiH 6enhtttSn. aitri.
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Esahesnf efs Esahretts.
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Gtnrb am Sonntnp, ben II. D1dra 1911. IN
nor libr Mbenbs. tn Der gSobuuGn tbreS 90
sles RerIlbaro, 30 1877 Bremen Ctr,
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4vahbsnt pts Etaerathi.
ottf: gentu StHettisE, Glstf.
/ 1872
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Gtorgt :. fifi)tr,

qeIie5ter gdtte bon Deuuie Slider, eeb Emitt
f'eereiauHe am U1ittppdp gadmittne Inn u6r
BON Grnuerbaule, Ao. 1882 9oIerdtn Stoenue
Cls. SreuHoe ftrlb bter5u etRgeInheH 14,1
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Ni"p. 80 II %
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NrdHntnt hts EfnbtratbA.
sttsf' s'"iH s'HSst'% s''ri ,t .,
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ErsHpsnt ss Gfaetrassss.
sstet: Gbntn StHsstisa. glsrs.
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etIisbtsr Ga;ts non Gliiabttb galssr,5immsrmanRr
ssb. Riss, i'm alter Don 81 Sabren uHp Rpna,
ten Sis gserbiouRe FiHsst fatt ON Sounsrftaa
ben l6. Rdri um lbr 3a6mittags, bonn 5rGusr,
sGaie, 54S GcutOp Strabs, aus. l5I6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
DeneSift Sd)neioer

EeIiebter @atte bon MSargureiba Sfreinsr peo.
gBcticr, i'm sIiter Ron 90 SabreH Huo Iagea.
Sie 2ett Der Seeroigung Dtrb ipdter beiaHnt
Geml1f. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

oeskin Mpeuns. 2tnpnrs, GiHsinHnsi. q.
gerefs 80 Gents uns bnriibsr.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Made . Confession.

Before the state pardon board Tues
day. George Whitehead. recognizing
that consumption will soon take him
TO the great beyond. admitted that ho
He'd aud sent his brother Ice TO
the pcniicntiary for the killing OF
Richard Lindsey near Caddoa several
years ago. The impression has
strongly existed here for a long time
that the wrong man was paying the
penalty. but II was difficult for the
officers and those interested In the
case. 10 Induce either George or Lee
TO talk. Finally recognizing that
he had but few more months for
this world. George this week wont be-
fore the pardon board and told
story which will do much to right
wrong. although he denies that he
had anything 10 do with the killing
of young Lindsey. A. n result Of
bis confession the early release Of
Leo Whitehead from the pcnitentinry
u looked for BY those who have inter
ested Themselves In the case.--13ent
Countv Denocfat.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Game In Season.


The season opened ON mountain
aud willow grouse Tuesday That oB
sage chicken opened August lst
The following paragraph. cmbody
hat part Il the new game law iu
ahieh people Of this locality arc ln.
torcsted
For deer having horns. October lst
10 October 6th. inclgsiYe.
For sage chickens. August ist to
September isL
For pheasants. caperca,lzles. black
came and other grouse. not indigoni.
GUS 10 this state. September lat to
september goth. commencing In 1915.
For ducks. geese. brnnts. crane.
ployors. eurlcws. nipcs and other
wading marsh aud shore birds and
water fowls. October LIST to March
Let OF the following year.
For doves. an open season from
August LIST TO September LIST. except
In attitudes of 1900 fee, or over. II
shall be July 10th TO August 10Th.
For prairie chicken. mountain and
willow grouse. August 18th TO octo.
Der 10th.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
GOOD NEWS
Many La Junla Readers Have
Heard il and prolited
Thereby.

Good news travels fast" aud the
Thousands of bad back sufferers IN l.a
Junia are glad In learn that prompt
relief IL within their reach. Many -
lame. weak and aching back II bad no
morc. thanks to Doan's Kidney pills.
Thousands upon thousands of people
ARE telling the good news Of their c>-
pericncc with the Old Quaker hcmcdy.
Here is mn example worth reading:
4. Smith. $40 \. Twelfth ST.. Rocky
Ford. Colo. says; II have taken Deans
Kidney PHI, oil and on for two years
snd have found them very effective In
relieving kidney trouble. ! am certain
lat my work which oblig!s me ~
stand srca, deal. was the cause u ~,
trouble. The contents of one or two
boxes Of Doan's kidney pills entirely
relieved the pain IN my back and IN
return for this prompt benefit. ! heart
~, endorse them. | eap alo say that
ether members ~ ~, family have
taken Deans Kidney pills with the
most gratifying results"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosicr-Nilburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nsme--Dosn's--ana
take no other.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
St. Patrick's Catholic Church.

s a. m.-Low Mass and sermon In
English; music aud hymns by Saint
Cecilia's choir.
3 a. m.-Bible class and Sunday
school in English; Mrs. Ellen Guth-
rie O'Neil. superintendent.
10 a. m.-High Mass, with sermon
In English; singing and orchestra by
Saint Patrick's choir.
$50 p, m.-Smday school In Span
ish.
$3.50 p. m.-Rosary and benediction
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament
On week days. mass at a m.
Everybody cordially welcome TO all
these services.
REV. FELlX DlLLY, Re- tor.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1911,
REMINISCENT
(OnpilED FRO1 TRIBUNE
FILES Of
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Mrs, John Morrow was the guest
of Mrs. John Beard.
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. Victor Al.
bera, October ith. a son.
II. Brinkman opened club room in
the rear OF his cisar store.
Mrs. c. w BomeardEer was visit.
ing her parents IN Denver
G. A. Kilsore was visitor to
Rocky Ford on legal business.
n. W. Patterson had bran new
three.room cottage for sale on the
installment plan.
Dr. Finney and W l.. Bulone went
hunting aud bagged tNeaty-tWo Jack
snipe-whateycr that is.
The town council levied a five mill
tax to defray running expenses OF the
burg for another year
Andy Mayors and Goo. c. Taylor
were nominated for coustabis at
the republican caucus
Dalton & Johnson put hot air fur
naccs ia the ., siteHres II j. Z. val.
ker and Geo p. Emerton.
The foundation OF the Baptist
church WAS completed twenty years
ago. Today tne Baptist church has
almost completed one Of tae finest
ediiices OF worship Ia TN city.
orren Gemmii and Miss Nora Car
ter were married in the Methodist
church by Rev. J. A. Smith c. r.
Buckley and Miss Eta Washburn
stood up with the happy couple.
\ party OF seven La JIntn gentle.
men went to Bent Canon on a hunt.
Ing trip, same thing this year Of
grace, only more parties and more
members.
Dr. Finney. r. ". Patterson aud C.
r. Buckley were elected as trustees
OF thu La Junta Library Association
for one year; James McNeon and Dr.
llaskins. Two years, G. a kllgur
aud Dr. Phillips. thr,e years. &. A..
Kilgorc was ais1 elected president,
and C. Il. Buckley secrctary-tr,asurar.
\ birthday card party was given
by Mcsdam,s Kendall aud II. y Rus
sen In the spacious new home Of thD
former ON Ration avenue Double pro,
gressiye high five was the order oil
the evening" Mrs H. ;. shull won
the first lady's prize; Mrs. ). +. Hlat
tenburg. the lady's BOBBY prize. Frank
shull. the first gentleman's prize. and
q. $. Thompson. the gentleman's
BOBBY prize.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Starting Of Sugar Factory.

Monday night the American Beet
Sugar Company will start the eley-
enth campaign in the Rocky Ford fac
tory. and the whistle announcing 1t is
promised on that night by Manager
Frederick Noble. The lime kiln has
been started. men engaged, the office
force increased. and everything made
ship shape for the starting Of the
plant on time
The sugar factories Of the state are
making an outlet for $4,000, 600 worth
OF sugar beets,of which amount about
s5,o0o0oo viii be paid to Arkansas
Valley farmers.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Tons Of Alfalfa Real ., ocd~sy

Tho alfalfa mill AZ oriway started
last week and the campai lu viii "a.
teHI wen Into the spring II Is ox-
p'otrl that the output for the season
viii be about 5000 tons of meal. scy
eral Improvements, the inventions OF
Superintendent Mast. are being trl,d
out this year one is an Improvement
IN the method Of grinding. whereby
tn leaves Of the plant are sucked
nnd.r the shredder and mixed whole
rsith the meal. instead of heinz
ground to dust as heretofore
This product. which Is termed
"dustless alfalfa meal" commands a
premium Of 81 per ton over the for.
mer output Another Improvement Is
an automatic loader. which takes the
bags direct from the sacker to the
cars. SIN another Is the sack stack.
er. which piles the sacks In straight
lines to height OF twenty-five feet
Fourteen men are employed I'm the
mill AT present and additional help
VIII be put ON later.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
w.d. Succeed. ruosl..

Having succeeded Charles Tuggle In
the artesian water business, | am
now prepared to deliver water
promptly to all parts of the city.
Orders phoned to Junta 379 will re.
ceive immediate attention.
A. l.. WADE.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
COMING EVENTS.

Sugar Day, Sugar City, October
18th.
New Mexico State Fair. AlbuQuer.
que, October 9th to l4th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-27
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Especial 20 The Richmond VirginiaD
OXFORD, \. g., Feb 27.~~The beautt-
full home of Senator and Mrs. A. A
Hicks, on North College street was the
scene OF an elaborate reception on
Tuesday evening which was rendered 20
the Executive Board of the North Car
DINA Federation OF Womeu's ClubA
which is In session here. The person
mel OF this gathering has seldom been
perfection OF appointment in every de-
tail About one hundred guests were
present. and the flow of Wit and wis
dom With, elegance aud heattta Fer. saa p
premacy made the occasion one long
To be remembered
Mrs. Benz. Is. Hays entertained at
an elaborate seven course dinner on
Tuesday evening In honor OF Mrs. Eu-
gene REILLY, president of the North Car
elina Federation OF Women's clubs.
Among the series OF entertainment Mt 9
Niles. one OF the most delightful was
bridge luncheon In honor Of her
guest. Mrs W. @. Peace. of Raleigh
Covers were laid for twelve and the
lGrcheon In it's several courses was
beautiful in all of its appointments
Mr.. j. A. Taylor was host to the
''Gentlemen's Whist Club" at his home
on Henderson road Friday night Az
ter pleasant game the guests were
served with delightful refreshments.
Mrs. II. c. Pinnix. Messrs. W Mott
Pinnix and ". A. Adams, after spend
ing some time in Virginia last week,
have returned home,
Miss Nellie Van Deventer and Miss
Edith Spratley, OF Richmond are the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs j. +.
Meadows. on North College street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-27
PROJECT HIGHWAYS
AND RAILROADS
STATS Futi or PLANS FOR M
PROVED TRANEL
FACILITIES
TWO NEW RAILROADS
ar~ TlDEw sTER PROJECT NOV
ING ALONG riwoISLN. WHILE
BLIE RIDGE LINE rRoN-
TsEs Success.
TWO NEW RAILROADS

JEBANNA. VA. Feb. 23.-PFepa-
ratlcns are practically complete for a
great meeting Ia be held here on
March II for the purpesc Of boost
ing the proposed railroad from West
would DC only about seventeen miles
long. would '+@ for its mileage. the
most important railroad ia Virginia,
as igy means uf ii not eul! III" GloH-
oester peninsula, hut tn, great North
ern Neck section oi Virginia viii be
connected 10y way of ihe Southern
railroad at West ruin, with Isich-
mond. the heart of Virginia. For
many decades the trade oi the Rap
pshannock river section has gone to
Baltimore.
Large delegations will attend the
meeting here from Gloucester, Math-
ews MiddleseN. King and Queen and
the Northern Neck posinlas-rs. Gov
ernor Mann Is expected TO address
the meeting
This is net the same line nhlrh. il
is proposed ia h9fld from boswell,
ia Hanover county. through King
william. Caroline. Essex Richmond
a; the mouth If the Great WicomiCo
river. Claiming Moore Ward. who
is the chief promoter of the latter
line. is stu eusiiy engaged in .secur-
ing the right Of way from land own
ers along the proposed route. and
pledges for subscriptions from those
living within the zone extending five
mites on either side of the road.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-27
HONORs MEMORY Of
JOHN PAUL JONES.
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION TO
PLACE TABLET IN JONES
HOME IN rREDERfCKS-
BURG.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Feb. 81.
At regular meeting of the Betty
Washington Lewis Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution. ar
arrangements We're made for the plac-
ing of a bronze tablet in honor of
John Paul Jones, at his former home
in this city. The tablet was made in
New York and viii be placed in the
building now occupied by Mr.. NJ. J.
Gately. This was the only home Paul
Jones had in this country. The build
ing was then occppied by Jones
brother. William Paul Little Jose
phine Barney, descendant of two
disting uished COmmodores Barney,
was selected to Gnvei the tablet. A
large committee Of citizens was APP
pointed TO assist the ladies in the ar
rangement of suitable program for
the occasion. The committee will set
a date for the celebration in few
days.
large barn. farming Implements
and several cattle belonging to Mrs
Fannie T.. Baker of Massa ponax.
were destroyed by fire Saturday. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. The
loss was partly covered by insurance.