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Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
atriotism Is Quite
Broad Subject
BY JOE1N b. LEWIS
BY JOHN B. LEWIS

screaming hyerca
completely when called upon for real
The Century Dictionary defines patriotism "th passion which
person his country either defending from
sion or protecting its rights and maintaining its laws and Institutions
While this statement the ground fairly well capable many
divisions many indeed that volumes might written along the
lines indicated
During the Civil there patriots upon both sides the que
lions at ISSUE each fighting for for his country
represented by his geographical section sublime thus
late oneself but is greater by far live for ones country that the
1ofties ideals of citizenship shall be attained therein
While the vaor of the soldiers of the sixties will furnish
theme for song for story uogy gratitude
all future generations the and determination shown by those
their return to civic life taking they did the threads
of normal existence which had been d severed and weaving them
into fabric which includes every worthy line of human achievement
is equally patriotic" and worthy of commentator.
Greater than all the truly patriotic spirit which
of those today both of the north and the SOUTH Who rising superior
to all former differences seeking firmly
caon while yet the friendly handcasp
foes is possible
Patriotism of the finest type be found in the home in the school,
in the workshop in the Office in the courts in the halls of legislation
everywhere when the object sought upmen The
teaches her children consideration for the rights of Others the father
who sacrifices his comfort and qualification that his boys and girls
shall have the best equipment for lives usefunes the
who devoes portion of his time for the general
the hundman who seeks the enhancement of natures bounty that all
may be benefited the phianthrop who strives raise the fallen and
to the needy the who shares advantages for culture
enjoyment with those way striving
to add 10 the total of human happiness and upment pros
peri serving their country and be ranked patriots
All honor to the who saved country from disruption Their
deeds have made them immortal their memory will ages
Tor the woman) who gives his community his country
service of which he capable in the position wherein placed
whether civic or military, may well n
be designated as "pariotic" x S7k4~ D5 LexzyZR
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
Save steps and strenath.

There is great and continued waste
Of human energy through the making
of false and unnecessary motions. The
founder of a household experiment
station has a favorite illustration of
the average woman's waste of steps in
the making of a cup of tea. He OBJ
served one cook, in large kitchen.
first cross the room to a distant pam
try to get her tea caddy, then go to
the shelf over the stove to get her
teapot, cross the room again to get a
strainer from the table drawer. The
spoon for measuring she sought in a
dresser which was located in another
corner. and the cup which gagged the
quantity of water was carried from
the dining-room china closet.
This seems an extreme example, but
t is repeated in greater or less degree
N every home every day.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
Great Value Of Aluminium.

The conductivity OF aluminium is
about 60 per cent of that of annealed
copper. Accordingly. an aluminium
conductor must be considerably larger
in cross sectional area than copper
conductor If the two are to carry the
same amount of current, aluminium
wire is always coated with thin oxide
which serves as an insulator. This
insulation is enough, according to
some European manufacturers. to per-
init of using bare aluminium wire In
the coils of magnets. AS the oxide
film is of inappreciable thickness,
coil OF the wire thus constructed
would be no bulkier II as bulky. as
coil wound with insulated copper
wire. II =, straEton. writing on this
subject in the Electrical World. states
that he has been unableto secure SUI.
ticient Insulation when depending
upon the aluminium oxide film as 1t
naturally occurs in the commercial
product In order to increase this OK
ide. some European manufacturers
wet the coil and then heat 1t.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
Want More Eggs Produced.

The production Of eggs is attracting
considerable attention among farm.
ers of South Africa. The South African
Poultry association recently held a
conference in Johannesburg and de-
cided to prosecute inquiries into the
working of the egg circles of Australia
and the cooperative systems of Den.
mark and Russia. and thereafter to
formulate a scheme embodying the
best features of each organization
adarted to South African require
ments.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
Possible CONTINGENCY.

When James B. Reynolds was as
sistant secretary of the treasury Sem
ator Root sent for Mr.. Reynolds one
day to discuss with him some matters
concerning trade conference in
Paris, which Mr. Reynolds had been
selected to attend. 81 suppose" said
Mr.. Root, you speak French ?"
well, yes" responded Mr.. Reynolds.
Il know a little French. I have no
trouble to make the walters and the
cab drivers understand me-" 81 see"
said MIR. Root. "But, Mr.. Reynolds,
suppose there should be no walters
ARD rah drivers In the conference?"
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16

ever, that there was another baby
Lillian Frances. this time-a baby Just
two weeks old and exceedingly in need
of attention. 1t was one of. those oc
casions on which husband is really
needed in his home Whaley had
stayed
He was sitting in the front room
There was knock at the door.
Come in,' said Whaley, cheerily, for,
under the spell of recent events the
old fear had vanished altogether. The
door opened. A man stepped in. 1t
was Ike Smith.
We'll. Piney," he said, 81 guess
you'd better come along with me-
New York World
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
Loud Talking During
Play at Theater
By Harriet Tyler, Des MOines. Iowa

talking and humming the with the
been compelled to leave the r several
ance of talking out loud during performance not know
which is the most annoying the songs the young
man with his sweetheart that keeps up string of CONVERSE
ton during the most misunderstanding
eater parties OF fashionable persons
around them They talk all through the performance
annoyance OF sitting them notice placed
the haer where everybody could it, requesting persons the audi
cnce not talk during the show notice usEe
Should request them to either talking Office and
get their money back Usually persons who go are lovers
OF the drama and the people who talk during performances knew how
obnoXou they were making themselves the chances STOP
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
Work for Our
Youthful Offenders
be designated as spatriotic.'
By Ma. D. 0. Rossu,hal. San Francisco

their ambition Desires feed them noung keep
physical development have them respect themselves through
of training that will lead not drive them put
honor but always keep them employed not work that they would
consider aduou but work arranged that it will draw their thought
and awaken their interest
Make the remuneration such that they will be satisfied Place
their minds the desire excel and do well what they have
The great trouble with the present system of human affairs that
people are not given the opportunity be employed The problem
simple if handled in an intelligent way.
Athletics pure surroundings ample noushment cleanliness ambi
on to excel cuad into the minds of boys and girls and the question
what to do with them is solved
In addition to the above teach them accumulate portion
Their earnings nst in their minds that the gloss of city
as conducive to their happiness and welfare the country
Teach them thrift honesty sobrety selfcontro energy efficiency
Make them strong robust human beings and have the question
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
How the "Shadow" Caught
Up With "Piney"
WhaIey.
UNExPIATED CRIME FOUND HIM
Now Leaves Happy Home for
Five Years Term in
Prison.
WIFE WILL AWAIT HIS RELEASE

Had Never Known He Was a Fugitive
From the Law, but the Discovery
Has Not Swerved the Woman to
Whom He Chiefly Owes His Re-
demption-seemingly Harsh That
the Law Should Turn Apparently
Good Citizen Into Convict.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
Loyal Champion Of
the Little Sparrow
BY Mrs. c. c. sEAToN. Chicago

are surprisingly numerous III neghborood often the
number OF different bdsrobn rush eow-hammers bueays
and tiny birls-I think they wrens.
The certainly useful Industrious They will he
my mint bed the yard afternoon on and off and never
destroy eafhe cate.ua parrows must eat the small
green lice that infest different plants.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16

Patriotism is a subject
so broad and comprehensive
that it might be easier to
tell what it is not than to
define what it is or should
be. Much that poses as pa
triotism is mere eagle
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16

l think that the theatrical
managers throughout the
United States should form
some plan by which per-
sons who witness the plays
should not be annoyed by
persons in the audience
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16
q zs44,se

What shall we do with
our youthful offenders?
The following: Give them
work, find out what their
ambitions are, study their
characteristics and lead
them along the lines that
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16

That the sparrow does
not drive away other birds
from one immediate vicin-
ity | know to be a fact. l
have never seen a quarrel
between sparrows and the
nthar heantifnI hirds uh;nh
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-16

1T NDER these influences the old
" Whaley became less and less
prominent. and Frank Lawrence. the
new man. continued to grow. He had
only one spectre-the gloomy knowl-
edge of his ever-present danger. 1t
was enough. Each time his schooner
returned from the oyster beds there
was mingled with his Joy of home
coming the Tear that one of the wait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
BenZiger Brothers,
New York: 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: 343 Main st.
Chicago: aI4-?l6 w. Monroe st.
Sshuenber Serbitrit fir N%genten!

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@allc ielpcr: .p!Salt's Mall. weru
DC reOIt," iaah it 81 II. lin mas
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bite mid, sa, rcsnn o'd Del Saocr
baum mint"
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@~clntsipeacn tueegen ic reoen mic ic
noln. Iir icas ecaol icin, id, bin
TITLE. Nber 10 aeht's cen. ncnil
mr. Ter DC N%uifldruns g~rcbcgouoo
mad1t.-- .@ndfnitcu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18

lien flarcu itnb beit 9taect uni beil
aopf trcfienocn bciitif,en. Giacns
ihaitsmortcr. nil oencn nlall bishcr
in Ser Giuialt ieines @er5elps 10 gut
oilsgcfommen lit. 5t p%erbrdn9en
id)cint. 0iellcidt bin id, and nod,
nid)t fiir Den Siciiinn rcif. Der hin.
fer Dem pom mir in icilter goltScl,
&ortfraft nod nid,t arinbteu 40
Iitip" idlimmert. nber nildl mciil
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lihcn @ortes. @o m1re bciocS ichr
traurig mir mid. lueitt id, uid,i DO
iitiu niiBtc, boB in niht gar III Ion.
ger 3ctt fcin Meuid) mrhr oicics
perlpiinid,tc Nprt pirh boron mollcil
ul,o ieNcr lpic ciu Admppniit cine
%pcrbraud,tc Sarrnonicfoi1c ons .Tc.
iitip" in Der Mitiif Der Sprahc
Gngitlih pcrnlciocu miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Standardization

Stant Sspa -
CubraMt euiiuin -
@.r. Dian ice . sipu. eriietut NIB Y. " yuin.
60 irtr e,tR taiJni Z tut'. in,sersu ftI tlin IA /,
iad laitrsn tti,a Nj zen lnb 6lahb,n reihsl s:,ds
sr 4 iS,p,is sohiauo q. ,pahr i,ue r.nua "a mo GA f,
be sh,W NaatashentH vI,pabsu ..eoa Z nee vlasa,
ibrm b.laQier Sant in thrsr Strael al ais aorpsrI.
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IN ora, Sips6t aslthsn ostr porasinpntu porssu al,
NM ais lne, isrsr Suina en- ana,aeDen W p:rs.i.
Iauriet 9rowm. Trinpn,.
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Naariue Srp MT ano v =. ruit az bis,sm 10.
9ariaus metaipL
(Staeb ohtntltNsr Sotar.
ssiattHi /, oea'
Sttuu Srswu.
Maurice Sonislln n,
stt.r q. oifttt
otst,sun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
8piiine

lluterrihtse itio 6rbauiIagsbuh, obsr
Gathsiithe ca%novStiHe. -
nit Sbromobilp. Sa~mIlieuhronif. 8 Gin.
ihaltsbilrtru. $50 Suteu.
bon psnti8eu Gsbet II. Grbauuu9sbiidsrh.
gu be;iebsa burd itbe Sn&banblnna
iople oirtft pom ben 8srissern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Gin @ntsbeiiser
Ser Sprahfiinitler.

Sh bin &c nInllid icbr pnr DC
&eiubeit Der Spradc. SGbn SC.
ipenn eener eceal 0drfr iaad,t itattS
9iriic, no. Oh Scnft mir lid, 1hnt:
Der meeb cs mid beiicr. Ter cciGl.
oid,c aeri Is notwithstanding iellpcr
ans @erne. Gas gericdt. @as Il
gcbiloeter Ienid min ill., Der mub
Id ann oof 4 biBd,en' Iibe sdhmr
I'M hohocitif rcocn, menus II God,
ldJwer i1at.
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pcr,obbeu, ipeeB ia je6es ainb. =
gibbt r amer ood Nnsnobm' mo
mas Ter meld,c. ia heernie! Mand)
nal is es eeiof ibciBlid,. @cnu'a
blooB in Spofblunoc oocr in sc
b1rhe pGr. On wollt d, nod, aar
niidt iaad,cn. hcrn hd fanm rid,
hid better perlan9' mnb in 9eibsd,
gleid) gar MIDI: amer nee. ood bier
IN Der Sanbiioht fommt'S Dor.
l8rilt mid, On neilid 10 4 tlecrcr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in in sar5 &c.
mcencn Seiti@ an oaB d. II farln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Slid NIB Ecd,.

sSn itllinrnle Sduloucrblltniiie
fontunt mlcin Relic cinrnol nId,t: Ser
bot Elm 10 frcoihuiori9cS Wciift. oob
inn ~iibcrhdupt fcilt 9tenih Nos
prmlet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
W - -
Terfannt.

9aScr Gum 9onerrt. Der lid, IN
Scr Staot raiiercr l6Bt). ,&ohmol
oriibcr rniier'n?"
Bauer: v9so; cbcr nlonnit g.,
neil D. mid, g cridlt' Dial no net
g'ihnitt'n bait."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Sas 2eben Der S,eiiiaen Wp.tes.

Bon Eaitr !: gtiGudu. =. 2. q
@rtan-Auspntr. Ait ehscmo Sir.i.
Sin lotfer Neno BON if q Scitsa.
Sriotialeutbomp M, ltntai BIT It. $3.50
Urohe iiunrirtr Quarts Ams-
aabs. Nii 4 Aulbem. radbiatrI. 'irUtScm
Sttst. .iomtlieu: II, Ana Il. - rolsihuttt,
.tluiirationeu. io16 S.uauiuitu.
"sperriidsu. rstiupauootdt Rotbihn. $3.50
Nclher "srcrriIdeu. ve,upaubatdt,
,Scingplnihuirt ~. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
SpHHeuerr Wcrsienit fir Naenten!
0ans= INN
Tamilicn Builder.
SntbuiiidjcS Gpnnqclirns nnS
GrbauuuaS5uh.

2'oitsthiimIibc Gr'luunnJ Der Somntd9s'
irc SelitasS Dpansrlim. s'ea !. $~.,in,us.
friei,er. @it 1856 ,tNmlnntioucn. a3 ..inl.
bilntrn. s hrcmo. mo III t~rpearopbidtn
Girid,altsh,ioeri. S~amilimdromt. ;04
Seiltn. S.gaito.
Srdib.totrbnrn NH 1oibihuitt ... $3.50
Soibleinwaup .teerrii6tH. trcio dn $500
Ias Sebsn n~uicrcs lieaen Herru mo
&cilanfs Srius Gfrihus.
l;nn Y. $'miiser. Nu Turamabilo. l6
adn;lsiiigen .tilnmatioueu so Sertlllurra.
%lioush. iUi0 Scten IN S.uarto.
Ha!blepetbunb IN !totb,dnutti. $3.50
:Rotbc yenipaue, yeo,rriiicn. ,Stir
90 bihmu $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Maria mi Spisph.

BON s:u,,r =. hoa,,et. : y. Rit
Sefen. S,nario.
veeerriidsn. y~einnanSoeGr. Hcthihu S3.50
:hct)er "ebtrri;deu, stirwonop,dc.
Seiusolsidutt !. $500
Sie Wlaubens. NTH Sitteuicbre Der
fafbuiiihen Sirdc
i'll ausiibriite m lmtari1it oaraeieGt. ~
Snmilien Rrs,hsr. : %,SarbaIor;d. \ Gu
ldaltsbiiosru II. $50 @ol;itu.. 1865 suer
'Hsoerriidsn, e~sinipnnbosde. Rntbidn $3.50
Rotbsr ytotrriidsn. setnwauootds.
NeinsoioiGnitt. -. 49,. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Die -Nnffaliide.

.aennen Sic Tosart uno @eet.
)open, mein 5rdnlein2"
% ia semiB. Serr Erofeiior, oas
iil,o Die sroci Gppsiisurcr, bic mir
III Sauie auf Dem Giano iteben ho.
ben" ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
6ajernenhoi6lIthe.

ll~nteroiiisier Tin Der Snltruftions.
itiinoe): SIR biirit ME BON binten
all elm Tfero berantreten. obne 81
iprefen. 9as 0fero erihridt iino
bailt Giid, auf gnren Sidid,Goel nns
oanu b1tten mir III Der gan3eu
Shwaoron balo MIR mebr-labmc
@drtf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
2GnSliHe MuffaTaRa.

llbrnafer (sur 9anoirau. bi
Inn einen YerpenoifeI obne llbr 5nl
R%cparatir brinst): ga, Sraudoen,
IA miiiien Sic aber Ole sanse llbr
nitbrinsen, 10 fam man oas nifi
ndd)e.,."
2aubfrail: yslaper, sooocs Serr.
{, De llbr idaot ia niid,t, Be Os
loiS goao, man Blot be onmmliae
ecubel fpiia MIDI soabn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Aasmeis iibrr BEN Seitans
-sr.-
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,

~orsanihrt inter zen 0eiessl Ismas. e.abtirt an
Ynbuans. i'm 9puutn 1upaaus. an 9htni.
b0 vtidhiites am
D. 1ebrnar 1913,
si. .r BEN Sti,ss asmab an ben susitor o.s siaa.
ties atInadnt ipuree.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18

Vauernlfnls.
abauern: r9sa, mas it's. Better
Sannes - wirit meim Scbn beinc
Sisbet sur 6rau aeben
Setter Sannes: ySas Dir net
cinfdat! Sect, no i) mir cin Cop.
peleeiparn anseid,aiit ba6c. friea
i'd fir mein 2isbet id)on Icid)t cinen
reideren 5ohfermnnr."
- y =
Gin @ntsbeiiser
imto alif einem Nder ELM Sfclctt.
meld)eS er iiir Den aopf eimes sin.
oes bieIt. &eil or MN permutbetc.
IS lGse ein Serbrefen Dor. ididtc
er bas Sfelett. in einer Smtid)ahtel
uerpadt. nu ben beuaGbarten BE.
,ir.sar5t NIT DER Ilriidriit: .ainSs.
fopf!" @ad ciniger 3dsenE erhiclt
cr Die Siltidad,tel 5uriid nit Der
ltcrcn aufihriit: .Sdoisfopi,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18

1870
@inem oeutihen 8latte miro &c.
id)riebem: gu ben Mobe.S 1IagmOr.
tern. Die bon 3eit ST. Seit aus bent
Iunfel Der aroben MaIie unIeres
Sprnfiases an oas belle 2iGt Der
Sbcrildd,e auiiteisen mo oann bort
bon iehermann ersriiien mo mib.
'hanSelt iperoen. aebort aud, oos 10
beriidenb idon flingeuoe @ort ,po.
iitip". Yoiitip mub berttc nllcS mo
iebes iein, oaS iraenS einen 8erib
baritelien mil. @an erwirbt poii.
tipeS @iiieu itno poiitipes a6nnen.
oieie beiSen poiitipen Glenlente ci,
nes poiitipeu 2ebens. Hur poiitipr
Wertbe fonnen einem Mann nit 20.
iitipem aimitperitanSniB elm Bib
Der pofttipen Sdcnbeit perrtitteln.
iino in BEN Sample bes poiitipen
io3idlen 2ebens miro MIR Der 3eifS.
taasfanoioat obne 9auscn nm icin
@atoat oaitebeu, Ser lid, oes poiiti.
pen SertralcnS ieiner @1bler iid)cr
meiB. Sieaeid,t lieat Is MIR oil mel.
nem penig poiitip seidlulien Scr,
itanoe, 0a6 i'd nod INNER nid,t oa.
binter gefommcn bin. marnm oicies
pcrpaihcne yToiitip" aae Die iHo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
ghtere Antwort.

Gin bieoeres g1uerlein -fornmi
Sunh gr3t tpeeen rbeumatiiden Sci.
oeas. Der ar5t frast i'm, OF ei
.idon Semanoen coninltiert babe.
.Sa," iaste oaS 8aiierIein. .Sen
gpotbefer babe iG idon Tim Aatb
scirast."
.So!2 llno neld,en ltniinn bai
er sir s~erntbeu9" iragte ser s(rSt.
, .gr bat mid gu Sbnem seiAidt.
SEER Softor."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
- ~ ~
.RSthiel.

, 3pei Sibncrn, cincln blinocn uuo
eiuem icbcuoen, mcrocn aoricr Dor
~getuorfen. gcioc limb in glcid,cr Ont.
fernung bonn tSiittcr. @eld)es Slibu
pirb 3i,erit bcim %tSiiitcr ieiu2
Miiiloiumg: Tns blinoc, hcitn c.
fam id1hcIler lnufen, neil cs feinc
SiiGrcraiigcrt bat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-19

cranberries, per quare .s.ss:!s.::,, s:.i's5se
Sweet Potatoes (Nanss Hs.asi..s.
peck ........-... - ss...s.siSiss
prices subject to s.::is, sitiislsst
notice.
Monarch Pastry Flour ss;:.;l:.5.:s.; 80.
package ........ X 80
Bour Teas. any kin
per pound. :s1555Ssls
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
A Swan Song

What is thought to be the swan
song OF the local tennis Organization
was sung this week with the tearing
down OF all the wire netting around
the courts. rolling up the net and tape
and general pulling Of posts. Inter-
est 10 this class OF sport, which was At
one time AT fever heat in Ordway, has
diminished below minimum and 1t
was thought best by thnse In charge
OF the orgaization to let the grounds
go rather than that the entire expense
of keeping them up should fail on the
shoulders Of few members. Probably
no move in the world OF sports has
been SO successful locally as has the
organization of tennis players. Pen
nents attestinR their prowess on the
courts adorn the lair Of the local
bears, which have been won In open
competition with teams from all over
the valley. The organization has not
been fa1lpse. although u looks now
rs though It had tlzzled. SeIah.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
Apple Growers Busy

Orchardists in Crowley county are
unanimous In their opinion that 1918
will be banner season In the apple
business, and Indications certainly
point that way. Apple pickers have
been kept busy since the fruit frst
began to ripen and there has been a
steady stream Of the golden fruit to
the principal shipping centers. Just
what the total yield In the district
will be has not been estimated, but
IL is certain that other banner years
will be 'Outbannered."
I One Of the principal features Of the
'iSf3 apple sessonsin connection with
the splendid Yield Is the ready market
which orchardists are able to dnd.
The prices which are being received
have not, as we understand 1t. reached
any large sum. but the ready market
and good steady price is advantage
Gus
The New Era hopes In a short time
to he able to give the total production
and the approximate amount received
therefor
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
Accidentally Shot

The Star Journal Of Monday after
noon had the following.
j. M. Jacobson. Missouri Pacific
locomotive engineer residing at 81
West 18th street, accidentally shot
himself In the arm while hunting
yesterday near Pinon. Mr.. jacobson
was getting out Of his buggy when the
gun he carried was 10 some manner
discharged. The load OF shot passed
through his right arm, shattering the
bone above the wrist and causing q
bad laceration Of the flesh. The In
jured man was brought to the city in
the police auto patrol and Is being
cared for at the Southern Colorado
hospital. 1t is not thought that am-
putation of the arm will be necessary.
Mr.. Jacobson is son of N. Jacob
son of Ord way and has spent consider
able time here. He has many friends
10 town who regret to hear Of his mis-
fortune.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
McNett-Jester

The marriage of Miss Jeanette
Jester and Mr.. Charles McNett was
solemnized Wednesday, October Is, at
the home OF Rev. Orton In Pueblo,
who ofIic,ated. Miss Amy Jester,
sister of the bride, was maid Of honor
and Mr.. Charles Trotter was Mr. Nc
Nett's best man. The wedding party
numbered about twelve and news Of
the marriage was not let out for sew
eral days.
The wedding is Of especial interest
in thejB Box Springs and Sand Arroyo
country where the bride and groom
are we'll known, and numerous friends
join 10 wishing the couple happiness
aud prosperity. They will make their
home at Sand ArroyA