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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
z INV POLSKICH
" A.Ml.E!!!R!Y( 4. E

+ s " AMERY(E i q! ]! !! &.
$500 - aaae2>e@4e.
PRICEBURC, Pa. Ia
brawszy najlepsze ubrapis
blisko $500 " got6wce j 1e
miesiecznego chlopczyka "a
znik}a Q domu Franciszka
Saniewska " czasie, .gdy maj
pracowa} " kopalni Storr.
R6wnoczasnie zn;k} take
Walenty yankowski, 30-letni
mezczyzna, kt61y mieszka'
W p b]izu, a maz zbieg1ej,
J6zef, jest mocno przekona
ny, ze ucitkali razem. Jan.
kowski by} ,,bortnikjem' .
saniewskich, ale oko|o
S~ lat Boaego narodzenia zau-
vazy1 MAJ "a wielka. zpoufa-
lose jego do zo',y: saniew.
ski ,,bortnika' przepedzll, a
wtedv iona przyrzekla mu
popraw7. W ovym, czasie
pracowat Saniewski bardzo
ciezko 2 dljia na dzien, /,
cbcac zebrsc iak najwiecej.
grosza, gdyz .miai lai. zaraiar.
udac sic do Europy: Jankow.
ski zamieszkaIv sasiiedztwie.
w ostatnieh cza sach straci}a
iona sanieWtsk chez do
podrd te sobawe
ze ME maja dosyc pieniedzy;
MAJ by1 jednak innege zda.
MIA i wyjal 2 banku $50, kt6-
re wraz 2 innymi $500 ukryl
W domu. Dnia pewnego uda}
sic jak zwykle do pracv a
gdy powl6ci}, zasta1s dom
pusty. Znikla zona, zniklo
dziecko, znikly i schowane
piepiadze. Zmartwiony mall
zonek posxukuje. uciekinie-
row, a zarazem prosi 0 OF
najmienie, ze kto mn odnaj.
die Zone j dziecko ]ub po.
da miejsce ich pobytu, 0.
trzyma $25 nagrody.: e.
CHICAGO, Ill. z leeznicy
s ". Elzbiety, 4a|ozonej prnes
Wiel. ks. Andrzeja Sp, TIA
przy Ochronce, biedoi "
dzielnicy p6lnocno zacbod-
niej zaczeli po raz pierws7Y
korzystac l8go styczpia. pz2l.
siaj. co tydzie4 prz' eletp.;e
68 biedpych rodzin korzysta
2 tel instytucyi dobrot zyR-
nej. Zak}ad pozyskal zauia-
ME og6lu, BIZ dni przekonall
sic 10 to dla ioh dobra insty.
tucye zsl"zono. Biedni ,gfa.
szaja sic nietylko dr. .bnemi
dolegliw wosciami; przecip ME,
sa wypadki, gdzie operacya
lest kouiecgpe l,ot1Eebna !
takich paeyept61 w,syia sic,
zaras do ssplta.a. @''.- = !, sic
operacva cu.'.Jwa. Zarzad
Leczrlcy " tych dniycl, ma.
byl zpakonntego lekarza die
cho'6b d@ieciecych. lynn Wy
dziafem oriekuje sic ar:
Bambecek, tt6rY spedzil
przeszlo diva late " praktyte
szpitalnei j niedawno p1z
zaufanie pozysks'. .... &.
CLEVELAND,, 6. Siedmic:
letpi synek pa6stwa Kos.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
VITERBO, 13 marca.

VITERBO, 13 marca.
Z powodu procesu kamorys-
tow zjazd do miasta jest o.
gromny; samycb swiadk6w
wezwano kilkaset, mad to
przyjezdza wielu ciekawych
korespondent6w ETC.; wresz.
Gle bawi W mie6cie sporo:
wojska, kt6re pilnie strzeze
starozytnego klasztoru ,,Gva-.
di', zamienionego ma wiezie..
ME, gdzie przebywa 80 os...
karzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16
DULUTH, Minn.,s 13 mar

DULUTH, Mlnn., Is mar
ca. w Gilbert, Min n., W
kopalni Elba, onegdaj kap:
Benny z dwoma g6rnikami
spu5ciwszy sic do szybu lao
stop gleboko, zostai zasypa-
ny przez osu wajaca sic zle-
mie. Kapitana Benny wydo-
byto zywego, choc bardzo
mocno pot}uczonegn ! polka
.)eczonego; dwaj lego towa.
rzysze zostali zabici i zw1oki
ich r6wniez wydobyto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

=|cielskich, wr6ciwszy ze szko'
1}y do domu, poszed} 2 kilku
Er6wiesnikami do parku Gar.
den tam sobie puszczali ma.
}e okreciki ma wode. Ma}y
Ko6cielski posliznal sic
wpadi do bystro idacej woody,
kt6ra go unjos}a do jeziora.
Ciala ch}opczyny ME MONA
by4o odszukac, DO 2ani,n to-
warzysze zabawy uwiadomili
rodzir6w zanjm pomoc IA
desz}a, to juz 10 ch1npcu ME
by}o ami sladu.
Dwaj cb}opcy, 12-tolet-
nj j 14-toletni Jan J6zef S}o- :
wikowie, zbiegli ze szko1y
reformacyjnej, sprzytrzyma}a
ich atoli policya zg}odzonych
i zb e,1zonych W straszny spo.
sob. Chlopacv juz pred ro,
kiem pr6bowali wydostac sic
ma a-.wolnc Sc, ale takze bez
skutku.
" Antoni Sefcik z pnr.
1861 Alpine ul. s. E. brzyt-
va poderzDa} gard}o ewego 8
miesiecznego dziecka, miot-
klein nieml1osiernie pobil i
poranil glove zony, wresz-
Gle sam sobie gard}o goderz-
nal. Policya znalaz}a dziecko
niezywe, pania Sefcik skrwa,
.wipn:t; chot zywa q Sefcika
tarzajaceg;o : aiie " v : kaluzy VIA
:snej krwi. Co Sefcika pop.
.chne}o do tego kroku trudno
orzec tembardziej, ze ma}ze6-
stwo zylo zgodnie a MAJ i oj.
ciec stronj} cd kiejiszka. Pc.
.licya dowiedziala sic, 10 Sef
elk Cd szesciu miesiecy by}
bYf namjetnym palaczem, no
j GAIA wine "a zbrodnie zwa-
Ia. ma biedny papieros. Sef
elk ley W szpitalu j zdr6w.
MANISTEE. Mich, Mlohal
J6zwiak z Oak Hill, zginai
straszna sm;ercia W Ludeng.
ton, g,ly2 dostal sic pod ko~
la pocjagu ia podworzu IL.
nil kolei Pere Marquette i |
zostal zmiezdzony pa miej.
scu pociety ma kawa}ki
przez. ko}a rociagu. Jego|
g'o"a, rece i. nogi zostaly
formalnie poodcinane cd tn
}owia. Ideptyfikacyi cia}a |
snar}ego dokonano przy po.
mocy rschuDk kd firmy Moune
Lumber { ompany, wyatawio'
nego ma jego pazwisko zna
legionego " kieszeni jego u-.l
brapia.
Zma'1y pozostawia Zone,
cztert ch syn6wi dwie cork.
j den syn j jedna e6r't' y.
marli mu " nr4 otn;ch dw6ch
lai~s
~acn.
sHAMOKIN, Pa. J6zef
Nadolny, 2 West Mulberry
rlicy. zosta1 fatalnie. popalo-
ny yeszlei sobnty W kopalni
Bear Valley. Iskra jego
lampy wpad}a do sadka pro-
chu, wtedv straszns eksplo-
zya nastapila. Nadolny zos.
tai strssz,liv popalony i by
ii obawa ze nlo zni4sie strssz-
n 90 b6lu. Dzisiaj ma sic
lepiej. Zostal on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-16

WIEDEN, 13 marea. W
parlamencie wniesiono in
terpelacye W sprawie z|ego
obchodzenia sic z emigran-
tami austryackimi na Ellis
Island; odpowiedziaE minister
handlu dr.. Weiskirchner,
ht6ry zaznaczy}, re wlasnie
pracuje mad nowem u
stawodawstwem emigracyj-
nem, kt6re chronic be-
dis wychodzce cd chwili
wyjazdu z Austryi, az do wy.
ladowania W Ameryce; mad
to Domem Austryackim ola
wychodzc6w W N. Yorku
maja sic skuteczniej zajac do
broczynne instytucye austry-
ackie W Ameryce.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-08

AN INGENIOUS REASON.
Salesman-You'll find these good
wearing socks, sir
Customer-Rather loud, amt they?
Salesman-Yes. sir. But that keeps
the feet from going to sleepi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-08
so SUDDEN.
De A LIGHTNING CHANGE.
Ill.

That's a nice looking chap at the
next table," said young man who was
treating his best girl to a lunch in a
restaurant. rs he a friend of yours ?'
Yes, indeed" laughed the pretty
girl.
We'll" said the young man, 'Tll ask
him to join u.s."
oh" replied the girl, this is so
sudden! Don't you know that's our
young Minister"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-08
AN EASTER CAROL.

The Eastertide was drawing
nigh,
And good old Deacon Brown
Heaved forth full many a heavy
sigh
AS he walked through the
town.
'T have it," thought the gray
haired man.
MY mind is rid that trouble.
I'll go and ask Miss Nancy Ann
To sing the Easter carol"
Nancy said she'd be delighted
To sing for Mr.. Brown,
So he was much lighter hearted
AS he walked back through
town.
THE Lord is risen from the
grave"
So ran the Easter carol,
"And he has infinite power to
All sinners from great peril"
The deacon thought she looked
as fair
AS many a younger miss
When the sunbeams shone upon
her hair
And tried each lock to kiss
She sang about the prison and
The stone that rolled away,
OF how the Lord is risen
And is with US all today.
The people all suspected
That something would be done,
For by her he seemed attracted
AS the earth is by the sun.
When next the Easter bells rang
out
In he old New England town
Miss Nancy was proclaimed to be
The bride of Deacon Brown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-08
Oh, YES. FREoUENTLY.'

''The course of true love doesn't al
ways run smooth" sighed the young
widow.
That's right" replied the old bache-
lor. Sometimes it ends in marriage"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-08
MISS MISSED HIM.

MISS MISSED HIM.
Joe-And you mean to say that Jack
has not married Miss Brown? Why,
the girl was absolutely throwing her
self at him the last time saw them!
James-My dear fellow, did you ever
know a girl who could throw straight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-08
NEARSIGHTED.

Jones-George, 1 hear you were dis
charged from the marine band. What
was the trouble?
George (the cornet player)-Vell, I
told you how it vas. De band vas blay-
ing sweet and low, und 1 saw big
note und played it loud, und. by gosh.
it was a horsehyI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-08

: 6-S-S- J
JUST FORE EASTER.
/. with apologies to Eugene Fields
. estate.l .
! Children call her mother" and j
|. her sisters call her Bet" .
: Neighbors call her "Missus,' and /
. she makes me call her j.
. Pet" :
: Shuts me in the vestibule when
. am out late nights, t.
. Mays me bout the fly screens and !
about "woman's rights" !.
Makes me give my wages up and !
: roasts me if 1 don't
: Never lets me sass her back or !.
. tell her that IT won't" !
Pretty near the year around she
. lords it over me, /.
. But just before Easter she's as :,
good as she can be!
. Got little brier pipe and like to /.
: smoke it too.
Dassent let her see me or "the /.
. cellar. sir, for you'll" :
Makes me answer "Yessum"
when she beckons me or .
: calls
Keeps mo wrapped in silence and !
the rubber plant in shawls. .
Blames me when the furnace :
fiunks and never skips a .
chance. :
Makes me sew my buttons on and
patches on my pants
: Sends me to the kitchen when !
|. there's company to tea, I
But just before Easter she's as !
good as she can be!
. Easter, with it's lace and frills .
and brand new shoes and :
hat,
Is meant for only kindly wives, .
: and she is wise to that! :
. All the rest the year around,
from May the 1st till March .
I'm nothing but a common dub :
i. with backbone minus .
: starch; .
: No one ever fancied such an
overbalanced firm .
: Hers the lofty tyrant's heel. and .
. I the trodden worm!
. Still, I have my innings, and .
there's some relief for me, :
. Cause just before Easter she's
as good as she can be! .
John D. Wells. :
+ + !. !. + + + !
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-30
"KiI" In irish.

The popularity of Irish place
names may possibly have had some
thing to do with the sanguinariness
Of some accounts of Irish elections
in bygone times. The frequently
occurring prefix "Kil"-meaning
church-has sinister sound to un.
accustomed ears. A young Eng
lishman went to Ireland to assist a
college chum at &n election. lie
was startled on hearing at railway
station the following conversation
between two wild looking peasants
"I'm just after being over to Kill
patrick" said one. "And J." re-
piled the other, cam just after be-
ing over to Kilmary." 'And where
are ye going now?" ooh, I'm going
to Kilmore." "Kilmore, is it2
Faix, you'd better be coming WI
me to Kilemaule." The Englishmap
took the quickest route home
London Chronicle.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-30
AN OLD lime FEAST.
The Proper Caper In 1875 Was to
Serve Thirty two Dishes.


Our apliIty 10 eat' II one may
Judge from the Ola rccofdS' ancient
coo@5ooEs and such DTS OF hlofa.
ture rs oc& Wlth 1he suoJect' Is
slowly d}"@ oHs' a nan glass Oh
MI" ana 4 PI@le Oh 0rc"I are sup
posed " some persons 10 0G al aue-
I"@-a ne" '1E Il man Oh 'o""H'
rs "..'i-'.D IA!> IL Is interesting 10
81 ..o"A ~ ...J "ef'ais AaINI''ll III
i''' S',5 .of'n "a d human may
'>' III MS ,,!"I!y Ior 'ne Ghler'aIn-
L.1i o. ms 'r1e ana "oT'Ny
IEI'"oS. Lr'1 warming 'Lle mas
Ter '- the '1">' Ia'I he must con-
S9I' 'Ae season ot INe year, since
summer azores "Adl "ihIeF wants.
anu wee versa, ne goes on TO say
lJ IS Sood Ior nun VINO ln'eNos
TO ir&%t 10 >eI down Ine hunlOeF OIL
MS LnI "i-a'5-Ih3I - ol"ngS Oh
IA.@I Inal are Oh substance ana NOT
e..2lF or Iof SAo"-ana ol l1eSe
sixteen IS d @ooo proportion l9[ one
course Nilo one mess (Ineall' as
Ih"' loF cAoalpIe' .>J EIFS'' d Sllglu oI
oF'|n with 'NuSIaru; Seconoiy, d
Po(ieu c"Pon' UnIruly' Doylea
Pl1ce Oh peer; I0urIhly' a cnlne Oh
peer roasted; nI'hly' neat 5 tongue
roasted; SlAInly' d PiiGSe roasted;
se'enthIy' chc"etS oak q; elShthly'
a goose roasted; nintnly' a swan
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-30
SHE DIGS; HE WATCHES.
Ths Papuan Makes His Wife Labor
White He Loafs.

M-lecS His Wife Labor
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.u.,o, r,, p. 4;vas oco vouno
., ,..,;,I. ~ lawn ord can he
,rt ,-'-' ,.. 49," I'.,1 or ,.orl, and
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81 ,,ti '.. -57C IaIo,1,,+ ,.,S[' .rnoar to
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9',.,'' 80 - .I'- W. r'nrI.. n", ,,,r,no tLo man
lLo@' " a., '''s ;. Wv; ~, nn;r,r ':rlv con soo
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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-30
4 New S Scher12e


The average laborsr depends entirely upon hi
daily earnings Tor the support OF his family
Should other calamity oyertahe hi !. this sourd
Cf support is cut off 1t therefore behooved ever
thinking man TO divise some means Of forstallir
an adversely OF this nature. Many sc!,eres Law
been placed before the laboiing man, such accide
insurance, loan associations, etc. but in eaeh cas-
it is necessary to make periodical payments to SON
company Why woul Iutt be good scheme
make some of these payments to yourself and YOI
get the use the money, Know now to do it! Th|
way: Open up an account in this bank. Add
it perio iicaly When the accident happens tEeE
is no long-winded system OF proofs and compld
tlons to wade though. Simply write a check ii
what you need. Be your own insurance company
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-06-30

Never tell a man heis a fool;
he'll not believe yon, and you
will make an enemy Of him.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

winter calves. this b another, case
Of "she poor farmer"
T. c. Coffman is up asain. He has
been wrestling with Z case OF rheu.
matisn-
A farmer Of our valley has one Of
Baalam's saddle animals. and being
a lover Of the music furnished BY
the beast OF burden thought q mate
might furnish more music. He made
arrangements to have one sent by
express from Higginsville, Mo-. but
found the express on said animal
would tie &I26. He has concluded to
wait for the parcel post. We are
afraid he may have to wait several
weeks and the singer may he a grand
mother before that time.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
Male cIsrk-carrisr Examination.

An examination for male clerk and
carrier will. BE- held At the postof.
flee In this city on April l. 1911.
Age limits. u - Is years. on the
date OF the examination.
Women will not be admitted to the
examination.
Applicants must be physically SQUAD
and male applicants must be not less
than five feet four inches In height
without boots or shoes. and weigh
not less than i25 pounds without ov.
ercost or hat.
For application blanks and for full
Information relative to the examina.
ton. qualifications. duties. salaries,
vscs'ions. promotions. etc, address
Immediately
vERN II. MANN.
Secretary. board Of civil service
examiners. Postoffice. la Junta, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
EAST HolORook.

Water Was turned into the ditch
last Saturday for u few days
Miss Bettie Doyle. of weitzer. 10
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Joe farris.
this week.
l.. NJ. George 10 sick with stomach
trouble At his home. DIR. Moore. Of
la Junts, II attending him.
The farmers are busy this week
plo~ing. ~ the sno~ melted slowly
and wet the ground suffieieu, to
make plowing easy.
". A. Harris failed to take bis
trip 10 Missouri - ~ss reported. %
account u the water being In The
ditch aud no one to attend to 1t.
Mss Vols Harding is hon. atah
after spending . few days NJ the Il
JuntA City Hospital where she vas
operated On. She 10 getting aloag
nicely.
Sydney Buskholder moved hi. hoves
from the west end Of his plac. 70
the east end. and viii b~ on hlghse
ground. sydney must b. afraid os
too much water.
The mectinxs at the Chera~ churca
have been very poorly attended soe
several weeks. A. sprinx approaches
the warm weather men,b-rs viii have
. chance 10 attcud.
John Isaac reports having ssvsd
100 head Of bis ismb crop. Thh 10
= very good showing - the snow was
st1 inches deep. Range herds vsat
through the storm In fine shape.
Nose farrh cane home from VIZ.
sinA las, Friday. He Was acconsaa.
icd BY Mrs. rarrts. = lride Of q nv
days. They went To housek.pplng
three niies wsst Of Ord~ay last ~.
urday.
=. y. 0off reports having received
vi an scrc profit fron his Msx)coa
seaa crop last fAii. Z. r. Dosahss
aad W. A. Harris report their esops
. Close secosA.
HsAtesa nestAs 80 G. W. nooee
DsrcAass1 . ssw Asal q heRss guovuG
q 90 pss hssl. ns ~ besa ssoDlng
Ut sans seesk q ~ ~ ~ =
aetcA sovs ~ 1t. 1oeses tssno ~
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

Mrs. Jones ana baby viii 90 In =
few days to La Junta to Join her
husband. Vegas Optic.
wanted--To buy 4 good span Of
draft hors,s. Inquire Of J. +. Hart
man
G. H. Nichols returned "Wednesday
morning from a busines IS trip to
Springer. N. NJ.
Arthur Wells visited Cheraw last
Monday In the interest of the La
Junta Music Company.
Just a few more industrial editions
ieft-ali wrapped and ready for mail
ing. Price. 10 cents per copy.
For Sa!e-spring wagon; Will carry
one-half ton; also Sure Hatch incu
bator; capacity $50 eggs.-Mrs. l.
Hedges.
w. J. Mcvay and c. d. Mcvay. wh'
have been guests In the home Of c.
H. Mcvay. left Saturday night for
their homes.
Mrs A. NJ. Bluett and sister. Pa.
tricia Jameson. from Ration. n. NJ.
are visiting Mrs. NJ. f. Chase. 2i3
Cimarron avenue.
For Sale Furnishings OF eleven
room lodging house; terms easy 10
right party. Inquire OF Mrs. J. l.,
Rogan. 322 West First street.
The Monday. Afternoon Bridge Club
will be entertained next Tuesday af.
ternoon by Mrs. Geo. Thompson-the
club postponing Its session until Tues
day In Difference to the Federation
meeting. Monday afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
s.o.. p. Responsible fe~ STEW u.


Coroner Wilson came down from
Rocky Ford last Saturday and i'm.
panneled a jury to investigate the
engine blow up at Earl on March I'D,
In which Conductor George A. Brown
lost his life The jury before which
the investigation was held consisted
OF G. W. McMan@s. F. ID. Wood. l. N.
Athey, II. A. Lane. W. A. Athey and
J. II. Rapp.
Owing TO the fact that the iujur.
ed fireman and brakeman were not
able to give their testimony on Bat.
urday, the jury viewed the body OF
the dead conductor at Mayhew's and
adjourned until the following Wed
nesday, when the investigation Was
concluded. The Witnesses examined
on Wednesday were Engineer George
Wooster. Fireman Adolph Zeuch,
Brakeman John Dale. Travelling En-
gineer A. l.. McCready. Master Me
chanic Peyton and the foreman OF
the bOilermakcr department Of the
La Junta shops.
Engineer Wooster testified that he
had been In the service OF the Santa
Fe for about three months, haying
previously been in the employ Of the
b. 4 o., and coming west for the
benefit OF his wife's health. This
was his first trip on engine No
1888. and before leaving Ration he
called the attention OF the round.
house foreman TO the fact that the
crown sheet was burnt and that the
bolts were loose. but he was given
orders to go out with the engine and
did so. not dreaming at the time
that there was any danger Of such an
accident as finally resulted. His
testimony was also to the effect that
there WAS plenty of water o. the
engine. the tank having been fIned at
Trinidad, sixteen miles from where
the accident took place. . fact that
was substsntiated by the watsr glass
and also by = test OF the water cocks
made by himself. All Of his testl.
mony was substantiatcd BY tAe fire.
man.
Travelling Engineer McCready, Mas.
ter Mechanic Peyton and the boiler.
rnnk.r f,r.mao all ,o.,{H.A sh.s sr.,,
their examination Of the engine n fier
the accident, \ shortage Of water Vas
the only thing that could have caused
the blowing up Of the engine. and
that the engineer alone WAS TO blame
The jury brought In a verdict which
read as follows: I'VE. the jnry. find
that the said George A. Brown, con.
ductor of train No. 100 on the A. T.
4 >. =. X. H.. came 10 bis daatb IN
an explosion Of engine No. - -
being burned and scaided near Ka1-
rev. Colo. on March }. 1911. snd
find further from the evidence pro.
duced that this engine was unsafe
for service and that the roundhouse
foreman at Ration was 10 notified By
the engineer before leaving Ration.
We. the jury. Therefore find that the
said A. T. L 3. y. X. X. is respon.
sible for the death Of the said con-
ductor. George A. Brown"
II is reported that Engineer woos.
ter has been discharged from the ser.
vice OF the Santa Fe.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
Home Made se'disrs May Go 70 War

DIR. p. b. Linville. first lieutenant
of the local company Of the national
guard received 4 telephone message
from national guard headquarters In
Denver Thursday night to hold him.
self In readiness to report for duty
on the frontier Of Mexico. and to
see that all other officers-Captain
Z. Gard Edwards and Second Lieu.
tenant Lisle we're notified to the
same effect. Only the Officers Of
the national guard have thus far
been notified.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to
the many kind friends. the Modern
Woodmen Of America and TO the
Brotherhood OF American Yoemen for
the many acts Of kindness and sym.
pathy extended during the sickness
and des'h OF our husband and father.
Mrs. A. +. Strickler and Family.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
s.osrup. Sal. Merchant. Pay r.....

County Assessor Gauger called upor
the American Brokerage and Sale
Company the first of the week and
assessed the $4,000 bankrupt sale
merchants N,ao0 upon stock and fix.
lures. They kicked like bay steer
but finally pungied up sso.72 in taxes
TO the county treasurer.