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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-21
Minor Mention.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
June 22-2s.-German Turnfest at Dem
June 2s-.7-w. T L. Seventh Dis
trict Convention at Akron.
June 2s-zs.-Christian Endeavor state
July s-lo.-MeetinR Colorado Posttnas-
ters Association at Colorado SprinG.
July 2s.-Pacific Jurisdiction. w O. w
Aug. l2l5.-32nd Triennial ConclAVe OF
knights Templar. Denver -,
Park superintendenis at Denver.
Aug s6.SArmy Of the Philippines
National Society At penysr sI. n, Red
Men at Denver.
Aug 25.-Conferencs OF Governors at
Aug 2s.@KniEh,s of Pythias Grand
Lodge meeting at Trinidad
Sept & ls-2o,-colorado State Fair al
sept.-National Association of First
Class Postmasters at Denver.
Oct l-3:--state w. c. T. u Convention
Oct 2l-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
ciation at Pueblo.
1si5.-Last Grand Council OF North
American Indians, Denver
La Junta is to have a new municipal
opera house.
The new automobile law goes into
effect July Is.
Counterfeit $40 and $50 bills are re-
ported circulating in Denver.
Platoro, the new mining town, now
has daily mail service and news
paper.
The Colorado Editorial Association
held its annual meeting at Colorado
Springs.
The body OF Chester A. Highly.
Denver man, arrived from Phoenix,
Ariz, where he died while on a visit.
A campaign to get 5000 members In
the state has been commenced by the
Colorado Good Roads Association.
The Empson canning factory in
first time since the opening of the
factory.
Extensive improvements on the Den
yer & Salt Lake railroad, running well
above 100000 in cost, are being
pushed forward energetlcally.
Patriotic men, women and children
turned out to celebrate the both an
niversary of the American flag IN
many cities throughout the state.
The body of julius Johnson, twenty
one, farm hand, was found at Long
mont dangling from the end of rope,
the young man having committed sui
eide.
Farmers in the Grover district are
planning a big coyote hunt, to rid the
neighborhood of the pests, which
have been causing much damage this
spring.
The Postoffice Department has is
sued an order permanently discontin-
uing branch station No. IL of the Den
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-21
Surgeons Remove Wood Tick.

Greeley-P. W. Allen was operated
on and woodtick which had bur
rowed under the skin, was. removed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-21

washington.-Presi Wilson has
signed proclamation eliminating
500 acres from the Gunnison national
forest, An examination of the land
revealed that it had no value for
forest or watershed protection. 1t will
be restored to settlement and entry.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
Die Charter. @abl.

Sn gpungstopn, g., bat man Tf
asqen sinen Charter ertldrt. sSn per-
ihieosneu anosren Stdoten BON SAo
1T oas 9lsihe geideben. Wtan mub
oas befremoeno, ueraoe8u unertldr!th
nennsn. Gin Charter qetpGbrt oen
8iirgsrn 6rsibeit, srl6it fie bon Der
8ormunoihaft ord bic 2sgisIatur
uno Die giirger ertldrsn iih Dagegenl
Wun tdnn nur aHnebmen, bab Der
eSnsalt oss Charters ben giroern
ni6t 3ugefdqt, IoHft ltiinoe man DOR
sinem unlos6dreu RGtbfsl, parum
8iirgsr, penH lie Die Wubl spifhen
5rsihsit uno Stlupersi fdben, Ii6 fir
Die lestsre enti9etbsn.
Dir boffsn, odb Die Gincinnaticr
l6itimmung Elm aRberss Reiultdt
brtngen Dirb, benn gegsn ben osnRalt
oss Charters, ME t6n bas giirasrs
8ommittcs oogi6ldgt tdbt ii6 abfolut
nihts iaeen. Sebsr 9arGgrdpb I'M
grosramm purbe Der Stdbt sum Of
Tsntunoigsn glubsn gsrsiden. Cine
Der Foroerungsn 1T Elm turssr
Stimmaettel. 3ds 1T cine 4eform,
eie Iit iiberaa, no iis eingefiibrt nOrs
ben 1T, porsiiglih bepGbrt bat, mic
Gas ia aud niht ausbltf6en tonnts.
1sr laHqe Stimmaettel ftrirt bic 8ers
antnortli6teit. 80 8iele fir Die
ftGptif6e 9erpaltunq eerantportlin
iino, faHn man Hiemano perdntnprtz
lif 6alten. Oa Der 8ureermeiite*
Der soaupfbeaInts ift uno ibm bas
0ehl Der Staht anpsrtraut piro, fc
qebietet Die 8ernuHft, ibm bic aus
!paal Der 9eamteH gu uberlaHen.
9llsoann ift er fir oeren 9onbluHgen
perantnortlih, mas ni6t Der s51a
fein tam, nenn er lie ni9t isl6sr sinz
fest. Die 3batia6e, oab bic giirger
bic sanas GepaIt in cine Sunc IsaeH.
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neue Gtarier fie uns aslpdbrsn ipiiroc,
81 errei6en III, fSnntn iuir am beiisn
an DeutfhioHb srieben. Geine itGos
tide gertpaItung in bds uHsrtannte
Uiuiter fiir ale Rotionen uno bie
eIdn5.nbeH GrfoIse finb Iebisli9 ourf
bic einrihtungen eraislt norcen, bic
Der Charter uns brineen foiI. Dems
.nat Iduft bic 1rase. Oh mir etnsH
gbdrtsr hdben fppllen cbsr niht, bos
rauf bindus: oh mir cine fortihritts
lid. ebrli6 unb gut psrtpaltete Stdot
iein tpcfIeu. ooer Of pir elm, unFdhiss
anb torrupts Werpdltung porsiehsn.
Tdrauf lam es bod ii6trli9 nur eirs.
4nttucrt esbtu. Seoer Biirger, benz
hos Dobl Der Gtobt am 5ersen ltsst,
mub fur ben Charter oes 9iirgers
&ommittees fttmmsn.
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Sm Snsapeiier 1amenbas.
Don Dorotbse goebsIer.

5n benz srobsH Goal Der Rsooate
an Der Doaau fabeH bic Grauen afIsr
q1nber unD berietkn iibsr Stimm-
reHtsfrapen. uHb Fe ipraden englii1
unb nod einninf gReliidb uHo Gfans
sSfin uno llngariih unb Edtptbiih
nnb maH9mal au6 elm flsinss bib6sn
Gsutih. TrauBsn abtr lag 8u6ds
pet; Sds tofeRbe. leu6fsnbe. NIT fsis
mem prideinben. fremoariieen 9sben.
SdiifBlif: ss III febr ftper nab
umi:ptnD. INNER ouf freHrbipra4litt
Nsonerinnsn 81 b0ren, Die man nur
balb 0bu snr niAt Dtriteht. llno
DoHH Iieif man 10 aud ndGbtr. mas III
ssfdgt baben, nnb bic GsntiheH tenni
man fHon pon Berlin Der ober fnnu
iis isstrssit ssHzsn IssHsH. Gie MaAl
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Pokal.Deridt
Gfertiit3f ertd3t.

Gtifabetb Road. So, 965 @inbios
4O., GoIeniisiHe.
Ulilbrso Riemda, Z, Qortpoob, O..
Glinbbdrmsntsiincung.
Grsberid spsIssr. Al, 3174 Wobifon
9oab, Rofs.
Geo. Deas, IS. Rspiopn. g..
GieiIenbranb.
Naarp 8rate, AZ. 2166 Selim 4o.,
Subertulois.
Sobu Deib. 48. pit Woobnors
Strabe. ShipiRDiutt.
pauline 9odmaaa, II, 2c08 9ens
ris Girobe. 8linoearmsHisinonng.
albert Wintsr. II. 80 Wef 13.
Etrabe, 5erslsibsn.
JoIspb Gdpars. 5, 9o3 Qtnn
Sirnbs. Observation-Disclosures.
5oparo 4ihboIs. 8. Geipioipn. g..
s5RqueIi in S4lpebs.
aenh 6t[lmon, 2 Wscna.e, 946 Wors
ris Ssrabs. ardmpfs.
Minnie 6drmuit. 60. 438 ID. Wss
Miden Ar.. 6ersIsinen,
Grant Shul5s. 80. 358 aublcD
Ab., Snqneit in Gnp<bs.
5uiins ssrafsid. AZ. 112 Gf Glifs
ton 4p., ShpinDiu4t.
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Tr. q. !. 1raio. bon 30. 1891
,sobn Sirabe. pnroe geiiern gornlii.
.fng, aIs er on Der "a. sSoiephs airde
Ian Der ginn nno 9anreu Strabe, Dor
hejafna. pon einen Sfiid Soi3. oas
Don Bern an Der airdle anaebrndlisr
@eriijt iiel, ON stopi getSofien. Er
|trmg cine idpnIer3baite, ieood sIiid.
iid,erpeiIe nneeiabrlihe Niinoe oa.
ron. bic er iih I'm bena6,barten ct.
psaEiencoipital psrbinoeH Iieb.
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Der aousreB fablt Ii6 burd

Den 9ensralz zBoitmeiiter getrdntt, neil
er oos gortp fir poitpddets herabets
fest uno Elm groBeres 9etpiht fir Die
Batste geftattet bat, Die aungrebs
RitgItebsr bsbaupten, oab oisies Reht
benz 4ongreB aIlein SuItebt uuo Der
@eneraIsp ppfmetiter iich elmer llIupds
tton fhulbiq ssHa6t bat. Sffenbar
boben Die 9ongrsbs sMitglieoer ,pel6e
biefe QnItGnoe erbe6eH, ods 9eieb niht
aelefen, osnn oiefes srthsilt dusbriidz
lid bem General goitmeiffer Die gollz
muht gu ben bon ibm getrpffsnen anz
orpnrtngen. Shatfafe lit, oab bersits
npr etnigen Bohen cine Bin etnges
bra6t porosr 1T, fpelfs bem 9eueraI>
8pitmeifter Die 8olImaht, bic sr in
9npenoung gebrodt Bat, entSisben
nil, mas bod benefit, oob er feline
Gutpritdt nt6t iiberfhrttten bat.
9runo CUR SEdge baben nur Die grs
preBz&ompagnien, benen Die 4usbeus
tuug oes 8oltes peiter erIhpert piro.
Gs pGre Tonoerbdr, fpeun Der Rons
greB bic 4bfi6t bate, ben @rpreBs
apmpagnieen gu 9itfs gu tomursa.
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Die europdt Il den BoItua6z
ri6ten srtbeilsn Qufialub iiber ben
iiberrafaenoeH 3uidmmenbru6 Bull
goriens, oas gu Qnfang oes 4rieg:5
Die ftdrtfte Wldht i'm 8altan mar uno
iest fi6 nur nod burh Die 8nGoe Der
9robmdhte bs6aupten tann. ginsr
8riinbe oiefss llmf6pungs mar 10 of
fentunoig, b1B mir tbn i6on 5ur 3eit
anaefibrt 6dben. 8u(oarien idfpGhte
fi6 bdourh, bab es Den arieg gsgen
BE tiirtti6e 5auptmaht in ibren feiteu
Stellun9en Dor Qbrtanopel taft ulsiH
fdhrts, pGbreno 9riehenlano uno
Gerbien nur tleinere 5ruppentorpsr
Der 5iirfsn oor fi6 batten. 0as piiro.
gulqdrien niht umgsbrdht bd6en,
ipsnn es nidt ben groben polttIifen
ssebler begdngen bate, Ith Rublanb in
Die 4rme An psrfsn. 9dmit mar fein
Shidiul 6eiisgelt, Elm iSebler, Der I'm
10 unperssi1Ii6er III, uls ben 8ulGas
ren BON dltsrs6er ruifiife 5reuloiigtsit
betannt III. Sm 8srtrauen auf Die
6tlfe uus ct. petersburg mics 8uIgos
rien bic 1Soroerurg Rumdnisns ouf
fpeitere 9e6ietsibtretungen 3urid unb
f6uf fi6 in FOLDER Wsiis sinsu Ssino
i'm Riiden, 10 bab es Osrhinotrt mar,
fsine gan8e 8ruft gegsn Serbien Fpies
Ten all Laffen. 8dmit niht gsuug,
fii6rte es ben arieg ge1en Qesteres
nift nd6 rtiIitdrtf6en, Ionpern nan
pofitif6en Grndgunger. Bir f6riee
ben sur 3eit, baB mir einen 8ormdrT6
8ufoornns altF 9eIqrao fir Ielbftperz
ffdnolidb bieltsr. neil bas bic se.igs
nstfte WeiTe Isi, um bic Ser6en gum
gerldHen Der oon 8ulgarien bsanz
fpruhten @e6ietst6eile gu srpinger.
Dag oei6a6 aber nidt neil Rubldno
cine oRpdfion Ser6iens nidt piinfhte.
Doourh nuroe Qebtsres in Stano aez
feBt, Isine Stslunqeu in ipl6er Weife
sn befeitigen, oaB Die 8ulaarsn Iih in
ben geriuhen, fis su ftiirmen, ers
fh0pften. Die bulgarifhe Rseieruns
bat ihren SSebler einoefehen anp III
fpieoer pom RuBlono abgeridt, natiire
iih su TpGt uno Is nirb jegt biei.
untreus segeH ben Ereibuao iAper gu
tlbsH habsH.
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9ie bemotratii dem Ssnds
loren, BON Denen es 6ieB, odB lie in
cine Grleoigung Der 5tndn3z8i1 pdbz
renb bieier &ongreBs s5tbuug ntdt eius
pilligen piiroen, iiuo dnoeren Sinnes
eetpproen. 3oh bat Iie utht Der 8rds
Tibsnt oa3u reranlabt. ionoern aunos
eebnngsn aus 5inan5treiieu. GrfdbreHe
sSindn3iers BADEN Die Sendtoren hires
hstreffsnben Stddtes auf Den unbefriez
bigenoen Stdno Der 5inon3mdrtte IN
rer 9an3en Welt altfmertidm gemdht
unb linen ndhgstptefen, buB peun uns
fer 2ano in irgeuo tpel6s 8erlsgenbett
asratben folIte, duf eine 6itfe ans gu
ropa niht 5u rehHeu pGre. 8emndf
ipdre es eine unper3etblthe pft;dtoerz
fdumntb, ni6t Sci 3eitsn9ortehrurgen
osden cine sinuntlsmme in Diefenl
2dnoe gu trsffsn. 9iefe @drnuRg 1T
I'm po[Iiten Utabe bsgriinoet unb es 1T
hefrteoigeno, gu pernehnen, oaB Die
remotratiitRn Senutoren fIe bebersiz
gen. 5ranfrstd bat ieit Sduudr 45
MtiQionsn Dollars golb aus D;efen
9aube ge3ogen. Sas 1T et9pas gang
ungetp6bnIt9es, oa oiefes 2ano INNER
10 reidlt6 mt1 Cob perieben mar, bab
es bas gelbe Uleta1 uiemals unisrem
Qdnbe eut3og. gerpisfen piro bamit,
baB europa uns nidt Bios tein 9elO
T6idsn, ionosrn iolhes bon uns siss
ben nirb. Sas iiblihe gsrfabren 1T,
dnsritanif6e gapiere beriiber3ui6itsn,
Die in folder Uaenge briben platirt
fiub, bab Der uebsrihub unferer Sans
belszgilan3 nidt ausrei6t, um bic
bsriibergsf6idten 8onos 5u be8ubIsn.
ST bic EinaH3<8ia erleoigt, 10 brandt
uns bic Rotb in europa teine Gorge
au MAIDEN, od mir ulsbanu'unier 9eIDz
beoHrfnib ielber 5il oeten oerm0gsn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
Cremation IN Germany.

Berlin recently opened its first Gre
matoriuh,. The building is the second
of its kind in Prussia. and its prede'
cessor wan completed only couple OK
months ago AS a matter of fact, Gre
nation is thought to be q question
able proceeding by large part OF the
population. as the regulations as 70
the formalitles exacted before permis
sion for cremation clearly testify. In
Prussia a man may be cremated only
if he states it as his emphatic wish in
his will. or when he signs q separate
statement attested by commissioner
of oaths The frst cremation IN the
Rerlip crematoriam took place only
q short time ago, and the occasion
was taken to point out in the press
that ineineration il cheap and be-
coming ceremony. The fee is Sl2.5O,
and the cost Of shelf for the urn IS
only s5. which is much cheaper than
The rental Of a grave in any public
cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
500 REWARD. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon Che blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing it's work. The proprietors have so
.much faith in It's curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials.
Address +. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
SNAPSHOTS.

Time is money. but it isn't so
scarce.
Many man has been pushed to
the front through pull
Life is a cocktail. in which we
must take the bitter with the sweet.
Clothes don't make man any
more than a complexion makes wo-
man.
This may be cold. cruel world.
but it's the best we have at the present
writing.
The fellow who asks for a~-Eirl's
hand ehould be careful not to put his
foot in it.
Tie average girl is apt to be sur
prised that things can go amiss even
after she becomes a Mrs.
The great trouble with the fellow
with more money than Drains is that
be hasn't brains enough to know it.
The most natural thing is how loud
it makes tie for mans wife 70 buy
il for bin.
AN honest man seldom blows his
own horn probably because ne is too
poor TO own one.
Even the man who wants the earth
dooesn't t care to have it thrown at him
10 the form Of mud.
The efforts of women TO make
themselves beautiful are but vain at
tempts- even when successful.
When his satanic majesty hasn't
anything else to do. he teaches a wo-
man 70 smoke cigarettes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
Accommodating.

Mr. Levi is a kind hearted, conscien-
tious man. an example Of Ehat Maeter-
linck calls "our anxious morality.
But he is also. German, and spends
the pennies hard He has hired man
Who saws. "Mr. Lewis queer; he wants
me to work all the time he has me
hired for" Mr.. Levi also has a young
horse that balks.
The other day the horse stopped in
rhe midst Of a furrow. with weeks OF
work ahead.
If you would just let me take a
whip to him once." the hired man
expostulated. exasperated and yet
dominated by the others point OF
view.
Mr. Levi looked around him TN.
easily. stood first on one foot, then
on the other Amt there nothin' else
you could be doin'?n ne asked. atin he
gets ready to start rt?"-Harper's Maya
zine
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
Death Of Former Couutian.

Henry A. Drury, aged 67 years, died
at the Hyatt Mansion, at Hyattsville,
last night. He had been employed in
the Division of Rural Mails Of the
Postoffice Department for 80 years
He was born near McKendree, this
county, and was widely known through
out Southern Maryland. For the past
y years he had made his home in
Hyattsville. He leaves a widow, who
was Miss Margaret Lyles, and four
daughters Mrs. A. w. Tupper, Mrs
Arthur Owens, Mrs. Daniel T. Hall
and Miss Eleanor A. Drury). The re-
mains will be conveyed to St. James
Episcopal Church, near McKendree,
tomorrow morning, where funeral SER
vices will be held Burial will be in
the cemetery adjoining the church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
Valuable Real Estate Changes
Hands During the Past Week.
DEEDS RECORDED IN COURT.
MilIersvilIe Baseball Club Buys -Four
Acres of Land Near Gambrills
Station.

The following transfers Of real es-
tate have been recorded in the Court
Clerks office during the past week:
Philip II Darnall and others have
sold to Virginia CAN'T 81 Ia acres in
the Eighth district. Con. $5, etc.
Henry B. Myers has sold to Abra-
ham Smith and wife two lots at Ger
madtown. Coz. SIS, etc.
Tbs Arundel Realty Company and
othsrs have sold to f. E. Mays and
wife lot at Woodlawn Heights, in
the Fifth district Con. 81, etc.
Thaddeus S. Shamberger and 9TH
ers have sold to Walter E. Gregg and
wife 20 acres on Roland creek. in
the Third district Con. SIS, etc.
Arthur Boehm and wife have sold
to otto L. Matte and wife a lot at
Severna Park. Con. SIS, etc.
The Farmers National Bank has
sold TO Charles 4. Glow three lots
at Garden Farms, in the Second
district. Con. 5000.
Blanchard Randall and others have
sold to John T. Jones 10 acres in
the First district Con. s5. etc.
The Farmers National Bank and
the Annapolitan Club have exchanged
deeds for the Strengthening of the
property line between the bank and
club property on Franklin street,
this city.
Frances H. Tate has sold to Ma
poleon Alzingre 100 acres in the
Third district. Con. s5,I25.
The Annapolis Land and Improve
ment Company has sold to the Mary.
la1d Development and Realty Com
pany lot at College avenue and
Bladen street, this city. Con. $40,
etc.
The Maryland Development and
Realty Company and the State of
Maryland have exchanged deeds to
straighten out their respective hold
ings and boundary lines on a right
of way from Bladen street, this
city.
Ridgely B. Bond and wife have
sold to Howard H. Rowe and wife
2 1-2 acres on the Annapolis and
Elkridge Road in the Fourth dis
trict. Con. SIS etc.
Sarah E. Duvall and husband
have sold to Idella Pumphrey and
husband ID acres in the county.
Con. SIS, etc.
William f. Kuethe and wife have
sold TO Ambrose Queen and wife so
acres in the Fourth district. Con. s5,
etc.
r. Bennett Darnall and wife have
sjld to Theresa Dennis 81 acres in
the Eighth district. Con. So, etc.
Nellie r. Rutland and husband
have sold to Julia A. M. Lowman,
their interest in 3O-scre tract in
the + ,urth district. Con. $500.
Robert M. Weir and wife have sold
to How ard Penn and wife tract in
the Second district C)n. SIS, etc.
Eugene w. Iglehart has sold to Mil
ton I. Tull and Clarence C. Dorsey a
lot on Franklin street two deeds.
Con. $500.
VIM. H. H. Joyce and wife have
sold to the Millersville Baseball Club
four acres in the Fourth district, be-
tween Gambrills and Millersville.
Con. SIS, etc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
Tuberculosis Cases Treated.

Miss M. &. Stallings. the District
tuberculosis Nurse, now has seven
teen cases on her list and two suspect
cases. Today Miss Stallings left tor
Baltimore and will return on Monday.
She is subject to the Baltimore So
ciety for Relief and Prevention Of
Tuberculosis, and makes q report to
them every weekend of conditions
here. Miss Stallings, by her gentle
manners and pleasing personality dur
ing her short stay of two weeks, has
made many friends here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
ZELLAND HUNT OPENS
HIS PSYCHIC STUDIO.
A Wonderful Study in the New Thought
System Of Development Physical,
Mental, SDiriluaI-Iuspires Forces
That Bring Success and Satisfaction.

MIR. ICELAND Hunt, a professor of
psychology is now permanently located
in the Globe building. rooms 10 and II.
Mr.. Hunt is an expert in several
branches of psychic research and study.
He makes character studies By the use
OF telepathy, physiognomy or lip-read-
ing /; phrenology, chiromancy or hand
writing.
This combination of psychic ability
makes it possible for Mr.. Hunt to
make definite physical mental and
spiritual diagnosis or analysis for any
one. Such readings and consultations
are very valuable. He however, only
teaches the art to those who show con-
clusively on examination Of their facul-
ties that they have the spiritual quail
ties and physical qualifications to prac-
tice that which everyone mentally de-
sires, namely the use of the great con
trolling supernatural forces that bring
success and satisfaction
Mr.. Hunt rs in his studio from 9 to
II, from to and from to 9 daily
and also makes appointments for those
who wish to consult him at a definite
time and be sure of it.
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To be Married.

Marriage licenses issued at the
Clerks Office at the Court House, in
clude the following:
Jones Hancock Fernando h. Jones,
81, Baltimore; L. Mae Hancock, q,
also of Baltimore. Applicant, Fer
nando II. Jones.
Mackail- Woods Alexander L. Mack
all. "a. New York City: Virginia
Woods, p, of Boone. this county. Ap-
plieant, Robert II. Woods.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
Governor at House Of Correction.

After spending some time at the
Executive Offices in the State House,
going over a lot of mail matter,
Governor Goldsborough left Annap-
oils at 1880 o'clock this morning
to attend a meeting of the Board
OF Managers OF the Maryland House
Of Correction TO be held at the in
stitution at Jessups, this county,
this afternoon. The Governor will
return to the Executive Mansion
this evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-13
Rain

~ AsBINe1oE, March, I3. Il.so 4. ~
For Maryland Rain tonight and
Friday moderate temperature.
". l. MOORE.
Chief of Weather Bnrean.
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MARCH. Is. 1918

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Sore Throat Advice.

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Throat more than one day if you use
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same weight and you viii learn cur -
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a quick, safe, soothing. healing.
antiseutic cure for Sore Throat
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La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25
SATURDAY, OCTOBER .s. 1918

Little Star Lodge, No. 40. n. II. Of
u. NJ. gave their second annual ball
at the opera house.
At the republican primary J, W.
Douthitt was nominated for justice Of
the peace. and NJ. c. Schofield for
constable.
ton OF depot policeman while Al
Frost was In Chicago taking In The
Ncrld's Fair.
Dave Hart. a we'll known Santa Fe
switchman in La Junta, was run over
by street car In Chicago and had
his leg cut off.
y The La Junta Bicycle Club was mr.
ranging for an entertainment to
raise funds TO build a first class track
around Woodruff lake
Santa Fee employees all along the
line held meetings and made a de
mand for their September wages no.
later than October 2sth and for a
regular payday not later than the
2oth of each month thereafter.
There We're four tickets In the field
for the November elcction-Peoplc s
Party Ticket. republican ticket. dem
ocrntic ticket and silver ticket John
3 Fisher for county treasurer. was the
only candidate on the silver ticket
One of the questions to be voted on
was equal suffrage.
\ Eugene V. Debs. presiicnt and
general organizer of the American
K Railway Union. visited La Junta and
organized a branch OF the order "a
this city with membership of 60
Engineer Ed Killer was elected pres
idcn'. Fireman John A. Martin vie
president. and Machinist w. II. Robl
secretary.