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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
is ACCUSED OF
BEING IN PLOT
COUNTY ATTORNEY OF BEMIDJ1
REsIGNED.-REFUsED TO PRO-
SECUTE DUMAS.

Bemidji, Mimi. June 22--t'ounty At
torney Henry Funklev rendered his re-
signation here tody. He was lispleased
because he was accused of being in
league with Mayor Dumas of Cass Lake.
Funkley had absolutely refuse dto pro-
secuto Dumas.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
.ENTERTA|NME ENT
FOR THE LADIES
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR
SHOWING WIVES OF EDITORS
A GOOD TIME.

This morning arrangements were COM
pleted for the entertainment of the
editors wives who will arrive this eve
ming and tomorrow for the convention.
The committee of ladies appointed by
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
CHOKED HIS
WIFE,; SKIPPED.
STRANGERS IN THE CITY ENGAGE
IN FRACAS AT STATE AUTO
GARAGE.

\ couple of strangers in the city,
man and woman. evidently man and
wife. settled their differences i'll the
State Auto company garage last eve
ming when the man chcked his wife,
grabbing about the neck wit hhis hands.
When the police arrived the fellow had
skipped. The woman was cared for and
left the city on train No. 2.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
TRUSTS WILL Be
UP AGAINST It
SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL PRosECU-
TON SAYS TAFT IN AN AD-
DRESS AT YALE.
Special to The World:

Special to The World:
New Haven, Conn, June 22-Presi-
dent Taft in an address to the Yale
alumni stated that the oil and tobacco
trusts rulings are great steps in ad-
vance and that trusts will now be suE-
.ject to criminal prosecution.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23

Foley, Minn.. June 22-W. F. Far
rington of Foley Tribune asserts that
Dumas had told him that Cass Lake
was the northwest headquarters for
crooks more than two years ago. He
said that Dumas wore diamonds worth
five hundred dollars each which he ad-
mitted were given to him by crooks.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
IS IT A BLUFF
OR REAL DOPE
SENATE DEMANDS A GENERAL
TARIFF REVIsION-POLIT
CLANS ARE GUESSING.
Special to The World:

Washington, D. c., June o2-The SEN
ate demands general tariff revision.
Politicians are kept guessing and do not
know whether the democrats are merely
making bluff and flirting with re-
publicans or whether the tariff list will
really be revised.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23

-NdsH with the memorial
Queen Victoria Buckingham palace is the
symbisng Victory while alegorhca figures
attributes
One principal Victoria
her family said called
but this is disputed by others Atten
holding unlike
wearing small while holding
declares that the design that be
summing against memorial
"he thing should create thrill stir of the heart In the
Impossible
writing mothers One fails
a beneath the marble"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
SASSES JUDGE;
IS SENTENCED
Social to The World:

0CC1d1 10 11tC VVV11U'
Minneapolis, Mimi, June % Amiel
Lunemo got his tody for sassing a judge
when he was arraigned on the charge
Of vagrancy. He was sentenced to six
ty days to the work house for talking
back.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
POWDER TRUST
KNOCKED DOWN
FEDERAL COURT ISSUES ORDER
FOR BIG INDUSTRY TO DIS.
SOLVE AT ONCE.
Special to The World:

Special to The World:
WILMINGTON, Del, June 2222-Thc
powder trust has been ordered to dis
solve. This news caused considerable
Juror this mornin. when the announce
ment Of the action taken by the Fed
eral Circuit court was made. The ac-
tion is to be obeycl at once.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
Paper Man.

John Boshart who travels for the
Pcvton Paper company of Duluth is
hcre to attend the editorial convention
and meet the scribes.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
Return Friday.

w. D. Miller Of Webster. Postmaster
r. Daeley of this city and w. G. Morg-
ridge of Grand Harbor who went to
Fish Lake, expect to return Friday
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
Were United,

Bert Murphy and Eva Prison both
of Devils Lake were united in mar
riage by Father Augustine today.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23
TO TAKE CARE
OF LAND SHOW
W VI A. CAMPBELL, THE ORIGIN
AL LAND SHOW MAN, IS CO.
ING TO ST. PAUL.
Special to The World:

SpeC1aI TO Tue WOrIu:
ST. Paul, Mimi, June 22-Will A.
Campbell, the original land show man,
who had charge Of the Omaha Corn Ex-
position, will come to the Twin Cities
in few days to take charge Of the
Twin City Land Show to be held in St.
Paul by the Northwestern Development
League in November.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23

George Engcbrctson, Louis Beaver
stead, Tom Engelhorn. VIM. En"elhor,.
Al Hausman, l.. o. Reilly. n. B. Rees,
l.. l.. Culp, +. W. Blake, G. j. ALcIn-
tosh. c. A. Broberg, j. J. Smson, Ear!
Duell, Ray Bice, VIM. T. Bryant, Ed.
Gilbertson, Herman Rutten, Hans West
gard, VIM. Bclfora, Fred Craghill, An,
drew Stade, c. Todd. Jack Mclean
Chas. Henley. II. z. Mitchell, Chas. Doy.
on, S. st. John, NI Chase, w. 7. FAIRIES.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-23

Devils Lakers We're fc-;nerly members
Of the Grand Forks lodge, No. o555.
The following arrived this morn
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

All our trimmed hats will be reduced
.25 per cent beginning Saturday, Mo-
vember 4th. Misses Leary at Vertn
Bros. IS
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
REV. FAZAGAS RESIGNS.
Pastor of WoIerine Hungarian Re.
formed Church VIII Leave.

Reverend Fazagas, pastor Of the
Wolverine Hungarian Reformed church
has resigned his charge and will leave
this month for his old home in Hun
gary, says the Keweenaw Miner. -NIr.
Fazagas has been in the country the
past four years having charge of the
church here the past three years anC
gives as his reason for leaving, that his
parents wish him to come home and
TO abide byq their wishes will leave
shortly to remain i'm the land Of his
birth. Reverend Fazagas since coming
here has been a hard and faithful
worker for his church and people. by
his pleasant manner and jovial dis
position was able to build up his con-
gregation and was able to reach mans
of his nationality il would be hard
for any other man to meet. He will
leave here with the best wishes OF
all who knew him and who are sorry
to have him leave.
Reverend Andrew Sebestyen, whc
has been appointed to the charge ar
rived here from Hungary last weel
and will take charge of the service
next Sunday The Hungarians Of thu
copper country are here to stay anC
more are coming every week from
their native land and If the Hungar
ians continue to come in the futur
as in the past the church at Wolver
inc will be found to be far too smal
| to accommodate the people as IL nov
seats about $50.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

The use of muslin i'm dairy windows
instead of glass is said to lessen the
danger from disease germs.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

There are 25.OOO.OOO acres of forest
In the Philippine islands, said to be,
acre for acre, four times as valuable
as forests i'm the United States.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
HIVE OFFICERS
NOW UNDER BOND
LADIES OF MAccABEEs OF THE
WORLD ADOPT IMPORTED
SET OF NEW REG
uLATloNS.

The Ladies' OF the Maccabees of the
World adopted a new regulation al
their convention at Atlantic city last
July, and all financial officers of the
hive and OF the order must now bc
bonded. The bonds must be furnished
by established companies, and person
al bondsmen will not be accepted.
| Regarding the regulation, Lillian NJ
Hollister, formerly supreme command
er. writes in her Comprehensive Re-
port" published i'm the Ladies' Review
for the month of October: The fl
lnances of the bonding the responsible
Officers, the repositories, and the cler-
ical force engaged in the financial part
of the work, all these except the hive
officers being summarized in Exhibit
X.
Besides these guaranty bonds, two
states require bonds for faithful per-
formance Of duty, which are also ar
ranged through surety companies.
when the practice OF requiring
other than personal bondsmen for the
hive officers was introduced, many felt
that the requirements reflected upon
their honesty In this, however, as in
so many other issues, women have
proved themselves as capable of good
business judgement as their brothers,
and the system is now universally ac-
cepted by our hives as an ordinary
business measure.
AT the last supreme hive review
provisions were adopted for an indem-
nifty fund leaving the date at which
such law was TO go into operation to
he fixed by the board of trustees.
owing to the mary problems of the
term, and the responsibility of estab-
fishing such a fund, action was post
ponod by the board. and arrangements
were made upon favorable terms with
the National Surety company to con-
tinue the schedule for subordinate
hives. The terms of this arrangement
have been very satisfactory to the ord
er. We have received every considera-
tion from this company in the set
Elements made and prompt payment
of all losses"
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

4 species Of stin grass which grows
in that country is used for
match sticks in India.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
L. S. PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Upper Peninsula Newspapermen Il
Meet at the Land Show.

The winter meeting of the Lake
Superior Press associatio will be held
AT Chicago, but the exact dates have
not as yet been decided upon. Secre-
tary Il. II. O'Brien, of Iron River.
has selected December and 3, as the
dates of the meeting, but the land
show people have designated Novem-
ber 20, as Michigan Day and the Up
per Peninsula Development Bureau
would like all upper peninsula boost
ers meet in Chicago on that day. The
members of the organization will take
a vote to decide upon the dates of
the meeting.
The complete program has not been
divulged by the secretary but it is
known that Governor Osborn, Theo.
Quinby, manager of the Development
Bureau, and Phil McKenna. of Chica =
go. formerly engaged in the printing
business i'm this section, will be three
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

LOCAL sREVITlEs.



James ID. Godfrey has gone to Mil
waukee on a short visit.
Charles Heusa left this morning 10
Baraga ON short business trip.
John Josey left yesterday for kewee-
nav county to spend few days hunt
ing
Howard Zane left yesterday for De-
troit. where he will make his future
home.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Skarda Of Second
street.
\ daughter has oeen born to Mr.
and Mrs. William John Pascoe, OF
( Tamarack.
Chris and Matt Hirsch left this
morning for Copper Harbor 10 spend
the next ten days hunting.
NJ. z. o'Brien. president of the De-
troit Life Insurance company will leave
tomorrow for his home in Detroit.
Edward Burkman left yesterday
afternoon for Copper Falls, where he
will spend a few days deer hunting.
DR.. w o. shepherd. Of Chicago. will
lecture this evening in the Eearsarge
NJ r. church. on The joys of Life"
Dr. c. Abrams is expected home
early next week from Valparaiso. Ind,
and other cities, where he has been
visiting.
Members of Union Temple Of Honor
Of this city will go 10 Quincy this
evening 10 attend rally by the lodge
of that location.
Mail Carrier Joseph Matthews, Of
the Calumet postohice left this MORN
ing for Keweenaw county to spend
a few days deer hunting.
Otto Decker. formerly of this city
has accepted position as travelling
salesman with the Mohawk Overalrs
company. of Detroit, of which his
brother, Joseph. is the head.
Capt. Thomas Hoatson, Thomas Nell
son and DR.. a. A. Davis of the c. & II.
medical staff. left this morning for
Bete de Girls. Copper Harbor and other
Keweenaw county points on hunting
trip.
The -months-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kramarich of Gratiot
died Yesterday afternoon. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon,
with services at St Joseph's Sloven-
ian church.
Louis Sewing, Ernest LeBreque, Eli
Bastian, and Ray Danielson have re-
turned from a hunting trip at Portage
Entry and vicinity. They bagged a
number of birds and rabbits. but failed
10 even see a deer.
The funeral of the late William
Turniss. of Centennial will take place
tomorrow afternoon, with services at
he Centennial NJ H. church, and in
.erment in Lake View cemetery. Rev.
Wilcox viii ofIiciate.
Officers of the Calumet branch of the
Naturalization lea
que, took number Of prospective citi-
lens to Houghton last night on spec
al street car, for the purpose of maxi
ing applications for uheir first and sec
ond citizenship papers.
Matt Chop returned home yesterday
from Nestoria, where he has been
He was successful in shoot
ing a deer. John Malnar, who accom-
panied him, is not expected home until
next week. Mr.. Malnar had not shot
a deer up to yesterday.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
CARD OF THANKS.

/ wish to extend my heartfelt thanks
10 the many kind friends for their
sympathy and assistance during my
sad bereavement in the death of my
brother Sidney Johns Especially do
l wish to thank the Rev. Isaac Wilcox,
Centennial NJ f. choir Doctor Holmes,
Court North star No. II Foresters of
America and all those who sent the
beautiful floral offerings Such kind
ness will ever be remembered.
William Johns.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
TWO DEER AT ONE SHOT.

August Karvinen. Of the Clin loca-
zion. this week shot two deer al one
shot I'm the South Cliff district of Kc-
wcenaw county. The deer were stand
ing close together when Karvinen shot
and both were pierced by the bullet
and dropped dead. \ large number of
deer are being killed in Keweenaw
county Game is evidently plentiful
and hunters from all parts of the cop
per country are going there.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
ANNUAL MEETING NOV. 7.

The date for the annual meeting of
the Calumet Associated Charities bu-
reau was set this morning. 1t will be
held next Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock i'm the Offices of the association
I'm the NJ. & NJ. bank building. The
annual reports of the officers will be
read, officers elected and other business
transacted.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
NEW AUTO NUMBERS.
Ones Now In Use Will Not Be Good
After Dec 21.

Automobile owners are receiving let =
ters from the secretary of state advis-
ing them that all automobile reglstrat-
Ions made during 1911 expire December
q and that the number plates issued
for 1911 should not be used after Jan
uary 1, 1912.
Applications for new licenses will be
assigned in the order of application.
Numbers cannot be reserved for ap-
plicants in advance Number plate and
badges for chauneurs will be shipped
before January in.case applications
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

Your money back if you are not sat
isfied with the suit or overcoat you
have made to your order at $3.50.
one price only no more-no less. John
Hail. i29 5th st. Calumet A
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

are filled in November and Dece1n-
ber.
The registration fee for automobiles
and motorcycles is SO, and for licensed
chaffeurs 81.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

of the speakers. Two leading printers
.of Illinois and Wisconsin will give
talks on the Ben Franklin cost system,
a subject which has been given great
deal of attention by printers in re-
cent years.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04
NJ r. A NOTICE.

All members of the NJ. y. A. are re-
quested TO meet at their lodge room
Monday morning at 8 o'clock to at
tend the funeral of their deceased
brother, Guerden DeRosa.
4 Christ Kohn, Sec'y.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-04

We've received this week shipment
Of Beaver hats, they're the latest in the
market and are complete in colors.
Misses Leary at Vertin Bros. 8
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
How Man Has Achieved
Voyaging by Air Route
Operation OF the Heavier
Than Air Machine De-
scribed In Detail - Some
OF the Startling Stunts Of
Hamilton and Other Avi-
ators Who Dare.

should they not patent IL; IL amy IN
vrntinn should be- protected from petty
iarteny. why should not this. which
may prove the greatest Invention Of
the ages:
A. the arroplane Is now perfected
lis resemblance TO the bird Is quite
startling The elevation rudder In front
take7> the place OF The head, aud the
planes are widespread like the wings.
the flexible tips answering TO the slant
Of the wings. the guiding ruddsr be-
hind acting as the tail There j. one
fundamental difference. however. The
bird gets IT, motor power by tapping
it, wings Now man has never dis
covered how tp dap bis mechanical
wings The ouly times he ever tried
Il cudc,i IN disaster But be has learn
ei 10 run six cylinder gasoline engines
and screw prUf'"il.rs Thus II Is thai
the acroplanc blows peoples hats U1.
smells Ike an automobile aud buZzs-s
Ike swarm Of bees There Is one
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

wires The saELs luoiipu that tii,s one
Of these pian-r d"wnward tip. the
other upward Thus II tue operator
fecis b. left .ud III his machine drup-
ping h- leans TO the right. wht.h Is
the natural movement, for hin 10
make. THIS m"ti"n ''irries with II the
back of bis seat. which lips the l.ft
hand equilibrium plane upward and
fh. right hand one downward. thus re-.
storing balance. For shutting ofr the
engine h.. presses a foot pedal. whirh
shorr cirruits L.: otherwise Ibe engine
Is controlled 10y levers ~ his hand
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
When They Get Theirs.

There - rrisf there Is woe. there Is
~rluEinE % hands.
Their. are sorrow and trouble ard shame.
There are gnashing of teeth and the snap
ping 81 bands
Tat ~ili make all tn. gossip- eKclai,n-
A sweet morseL indeed. TO the ;alkatiys
ones
Fer one day or two days or nine.
And 70 take a .hot q, them they all set
their guns
when afiin.ties fsil 10 affine-
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

TopTrighi. 1919, By American Press Arso-
cizttOn.l
1E IN have wanted to hy Tor sew
erai thous-tnd years and now
they are doing H. So strong
hHs been the desire to emu
late the hpu>,fy and th. CROW that We
have pictured heaven a. place where
We should ail have wings II. as Omar
says. ~h"Iveu J. the image Of ful.
hlled desire then the wish TO hy has
been the chief want Of man lie has
dreamed Of II in paradise and lived to
s-e 1t come true on earth. When
Charles X Hamilton over the Min-ols
n-ld chased blnrbird hiiher aud you
until be had the pDor thing scared ont
Of It's wits the feat marked q new de-
parture In human history Ia these
days when w. say. Up. up, thou
isrk.- w. can hrve the proud con-
-lDu~ne>- tha. Brother Lark Is not
the ouly an" whu can d. the up" act
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
To Extremes.

Tie Is . man II I-enre You couldn't
quarrel with him
'.No matter what was the provocs.
tom
~: he wouldn't even get mixed up
wiz . tennis racket
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Deceived His Looks

THAT old fellow Is wealthy"
looks Ike n tramp"
He II crpc,u-"
Don't notice any creaSes in his
t-SCser-"
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Where Trey Occu-.

HE T. 4 nervous wreck"
Why doesn't he take a trip on the
oceang'
"ls that good for wrecksT''
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

Bein. happy is every ones business,
Tut IN these commercial days no bust.
n.ss pruspers that has no salary at.
tached
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

A good Job viii cure the sort Of ia.
digestion that comes from the lack Of
something Ia eat
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

he Kind To- little children. They have
way Of growing NJ, and some o!
them have long memories
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

Thsr- is l't ~ difference between
wanting \ thing and getting it-ths,
Is. " rou are built that way.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

advantage IN the propeller. however. II
gets speed u would TAX. = rather
husky bird to A. from Alhany TO New
iork In on. for-n.on or to go from
New York TO rbllad-iphis and back In
one day. yet the srroplan. manages
both with seeming ease
Abandonment Of the Balloon.
For .niury or more th. s.rouaut.
eonnB-i their si,.niion. to tn. balloon.
nnally perf-Cilug the dirisibl-. wbirh
r"scb bed It, highest standard under
Santos pumoui in France aud Count
Z~i'i"'in In s-rmsny. The srroplsn-
is All American Invention. Since u.
advent the balloon. diriribl. or other.
gus bag. y rirh rises on the same prin.
ciple ~ dee. q bubble ip water. may
BE- all rich, for county fair.. bu, for
real air travel II l. out Of n. ps.>c aud
. has hs-'u
III. m-hsnlcal arrangement u the
ample. take III. macbip. used 10y Glenn
u. Curii.s Ia hi. night from Albsny to
New YORK. u di-ipp-- ~ Ia miles.
The sanbe principles ar- Involved In
this as IN the Wright biplnn~ a. ~,i
deucci u, the sui, ~ the Wright
brutb.rs against ,urti-- for Infringe
m"nt Of iairni The two sustaining
plsD~- ~ the curtis. mnrhine are
thirf, feet fr",p tip ,o tip and four
f~-f apart TIE ..ni ~ the "i-rstor
and ib. ~ngin" sr. situated b-'iwvvn
these planes. the -'rrw i,rvi.~il-r i~lpg
jua behind the eusiD. Tn. steering
wheel I. imm~siin,-l, in fr.nt ~ the
op.frt"r and controls tr,h the ei~vs.
ti"n planes. whh b are ahead. and the
steering rui.i-f In ID. rrar The e,evn.
tion planes rr~ copir.iI.d by q ts~.k.
ward and forward mnsion ~ the
Wh~~i. the steering r,Nider by . turn
II the wbs~i. ~ "u ship ~ an auto
WsobiI~. ,The sluiiil RUM plsa~~ sre ~
~ essst. ~ TIM n,AIa ssssn tnins V,iauss
ssd err roatrc.led b 9 msesssassi- r.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

stop ou- before you get too much.
People who have no mind to speak
Of miud every little thing.
Look out for the fireworks whcn
rivals show symptoms ~ irlng fond
ef each other
II Isn't hard 20 make n d.ci.ioO n
!oa nrr hound 90 lose money either
way.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

We can do little uppins and have al
aerial lark our>.l,e--or at l-a.t ".
eau II the Wright brother. do not -i
join ",
{ The Wright brothers are the on.--
" b. did the trick ". eau abuse
them all We want to now. call them
lcogs 10 IA. m,ns-r and get p.-,i,h
lon srcnunt OF their lawsuits and 10.
functions but ". ar. bound To admit
'hs' they ar. the original a.rvpian-
boys Langley and chsuut. worked
out the theory. hut did no, make II
practical The Wright broth-r- b,
the use Of flexible tips Ia ASSURE -quili.
hrium ani of elevation aud direction
sudd~rs. a. well ss sustaining plan.-.
motor and propeller solved the prob
lem of the ages and actually awaited n
heavier than air machine AZ KIT,
.ilswk. y. e.. In III. Daredevil -or l. II
the klilde,lif-hills they -sp-rim-nr-d
with giid~rs nnrli they could slide
Gown . br~ey.. Then si their hop. In
Dayton. q. they Installed = n,oiot aud
began TO ~ ~ night ~ tha, nobody
would catch them a, II.
The Original Fly.by.nighn.
Strange storic. cam. oui Of Dayton
shos- days People w.r. suw IN.
wrighfs We're dying. but had never
s~-n them do II The inventive broth
'~rs were not yet r.ndy Ia take The pub.
pie into their connjrDe. and until They
i~-ss the dear public might NJ well &"
hut snd i"-~ itself. II l. altogether
ip,.~ibI~ thai they were then planning
~ take out these yer, patents wbI"h
PRE- NV esu-ing so many griUeh--
sus,t,x other nvisior.. tutil they had
.p~rf~'f'd their machine and had the
patents safe In their inside pcke'-
they w~r~ not going to lot nnybdy
ei-e ss~sl their kiess. The chief Item
~ their rsteut was the o~sii'lc tii'-
whth srv ss~d 10 keep their craft IN
ss ERA keel. Asy "1e Nh" has watch.
~ ~ hunaard anas hss asru him shif,
esA ttp NJ wtaes n Nsalasaln hte equl.
lohgAnA 8hnA en-AnnurA-euA--s>A-mo =
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

When chickens come home TO roos,
curer up and indulge In potple
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

II d'--n'i matter 80 much II the ru-i
10 spared NJ home. The bay down the
alley viii ssc to u that little Johnnie
gets his.
k~ep Jour pr,isc. II Will sid mate
RALLY In ks~ping your a,oir,iupoi.
Wise counsel for friend. somehow ~
On emergency never seems 10 ut ous's
ewu case.
HeinG srin.h h ib~ Law ~ ssif pres
sfvntk,n. hut you ran break the iaw
sSvast"psliy and siill ke'r out ~ jan.
n ~ ceasties oar own faiiinss ~
veu't hare ~ 0orh time fus knsrktAx
~ nelGhAsss.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
PERT PARAGRAPHS

When lie isn't lie IL Is pretty
apt 10 be horribly disappointed In
Itself
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

There In NO use
trying to label the
l-r., ihinr- In the
world. hey ar.
elusive and the Ia
l~ls won't stick.
some people man
nEc Ia cover the
darn la their ward.
"l-. but are not
all. to hide the
similar naw IT,
ihcIr conversation