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BRIGHT
FOR GUEST HOUSE
CONTINUED from Page One.)
LIVE STOCK

the campaign and a total Of $1,210.SO
was reported in the special fund, this
amount being entirely separate from
the work Of the teams.
The teams reported as follows for
Saturdays canvass:
Mrs. Harry Dalbey ........... $334.00
Mrs. Charles Bond ......... 240.2
Miss Ruth Yeo ............... 1860
Mrs. Ray Holton .............. 1880
Mrs. Paul Benfeldt .. sol 90
Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd ....... 247.O0
Mrs. Clarence Mayhem Gnactive)
Mrs Ida Roser .... $500
Miss Clara Sweitzer .......... $500
Mrs. Paul Comstock .......... 2S9.O0
Mrs. J. F. Hornaday ......... $500
Girls Contribute.
| The total amount now in the special
fund is s1,21O.SO The board of direct
ors Of the Guest House contributed
! s765 to this fund; Mrs. Ray Robinson
collected $95 from residents of West
Richmond; Mrs. Roscoe Kirkman col
! lected $50 from West Richmond and
Fairview residents: the girl employees
of the Richmond Underwear company,
s102: girl employees of the Beebe
/ Glove company, s39; girl employees OF
the Bartel company $3.50; and girl
employees of the indianapolis Glove
company. $3.50.
| I'VE are still in the fight for the
Guest house, said prominent work
er today I'VE are not discoura ged
as we have until January 1 of next
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The normal head contains abou
eighty thousand hairs.
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PITTSBURC LIVESTOCK

PITTSBURG, March Cattle g.
500, market lower; choice beeves $3.50
@$S, tidy butchers $7.25@S, veal
calves S11.50. Sheep and lambs 3d.
600, market slow; prime $685.. lambs
So. Hogs $500, market steady; prime
heavies s9.O5Q91O, pigs $S5O@S.75
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LATE MARKET NEWS

Furnished by Corre!i and TnoG2son.
l. o. O. F. Bldg. Phone 1446.
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LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, March 9.-Cattle L.
800, market active; choice steers So,
calves steady. Hogs 1900, market 10
cents higher; top prices sS.756S,90
Sheep 275; prime $3.50, lambs So
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INDIANAPOLIS LIVE
STOCK

INDIANAPOLIS, March g. Hogs
$500, market 10 cents higher: tops
$500, bulk of sales SS.S5. Cattle 700,
choice steers $7.35@S, other grades
$6.5007.75. Sheep and lambs light,
market barley steady; prime sheep,
$3.50, lambs $3.50.
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NEW YORK STOCK QUO
TATIONS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March s.-Hogs $4,000,
market to 10 cents higher; top
price $3.50, bulk of sales $8.6O@S.75.
Cattle $4,000, market steady; beeves
$7@9.75. calves s9M11. Sheep and
lambs 10000; natives and westerns
$4@610, lambs s5.65@7.SO.
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BANK Statement

of the Condition of The UNION NATIONAL BANK
the State of Indiana at close of business March
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-13

Only one question asked: VIII you
marry me? And said Yes "
'what?" cried his Mortified inamo-
rata.
Il mean she said yes Beatrice said
yes" corrected Jackson.
Were going to spend our honey
moon in SPAIN she gushed, restored
to a good temper by Broadway's expla.
nation.
4spain!' It was Wallace who ex'
claimed.
''Yes. SPAIN" said Broadway, too
elated at the thought Of finding cash
to pay bills to be worried about any
thing. I'm going out this afternoon
to buy sombrero and a tam5ourine.
Won't you congratulate us, Wdiiace?'
But Wallace simply could not trust
his ears. jackson, II you're trying to
fool me-"
"There he goes againl" cried the
DOW thoroughly infuriated bride elect
jackson, I'm not going to stay here
and be insulted In such manneTl'
"Therel Therel" Jackson Eootheo,
following her as she essayed tc leave
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-13

The Three Times Widow to Share
Her Millions With Broadway's
Own Jackson Jones.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-13

very formal. but she did not seem 10
mind
~where Is AIR. Jonesg" she asked
Rankin.
He's dressing. ma'am."
well. tell him am here and wait.
ing to take him for spin through the
park Say TO him that it'a a glorious
morning"
There was an unetion In her tones.
a hint OF triumph aud proprielorship
which maddened Wallace. Gould Il be
possible that his good friend was 10 be
linked In wedlock with thls-er-thls-
lie was instlnctively n courteous
man and his thoughts refused 10 form
a word 20 suit his wild emotions
She turned 10 him. Wont you Join
us, Mr. wallace3" Her voice was hon
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-13
Notice for PuhIlea,,a.

department OF The Interior Us Land a,
hco 81 Little Rock Arkansas Iana,fg ,s,. VI
Notice Il hereby given thar H.n,v ~
nramiett OF bay Vlllaec. Arkan.as N,,, ~ ~
NosemhifA, 1910 made Homestead r,',..
No ediai. for sth NEa and NR4 ~, ~,
ton =, Township 10 N., Range W.. an ~. 49,
clpal Meridian. has fled notice a. ,n,.a',l nv.
70 make Three Year lruof. 10 establish r,s,n'
70 the land abcve described. before Rem Joea'
ston, County Clerk, a. rocAhonta,. A,ks,.''
ON the II DAY OF February. 1914. '--'''A,'
Claimant names a. Witnesses Georrs Po,a
ren, fhos King ie,,e Adams wm. vansne.
iasham all Of focahontas Arkansas "a,
JSo W. AuuN.
llcgl
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-13

held something indicating apprehon.
sion.
lie stood aside With face all Woe.be-
gone, worried and amazed. II this
lhing-thls untblnkablo. unbelievable
lnmnlt, was seriously planred BY
his youne FRIEND II he had rctuany
pan1od hia word. why then. OF course.
nothing more was to be said upon the
subject
very well then; | apologize" ho
said dojectedly.
met 20 me" said Jackson grandly.
TO the lady"
Wallace went 70 her IN humility OF
attitude. but in revolt OF soul. Mrs.
Gerard" the never before had found Il
dlfacult TO avoid profanity In a lady's
presoncol. 4 offer a thousand apollo.
gics"
She was not convinced OF his sin.
cerlty, which was not In the least sur
prlsing. After such impertlnenoe
don't know that ought to accept your
apology"
But. don't YOU see9 l thought It
was all joke"
This was a new offcnse. But why
should you think such thlngf Is Il
at all unusual that people In love
should marry7"
He thought her positively aged as he
looked at her. Every wrinkle In her
countenance took on new length. new
depth as he observed her. From her
he looked TO Jackson. How very young
he seemed A mere child. In fact.
Why, no." he granted. knowing that
he lied. or course not But IL didn't
understand. I"
Broadway. himself with nerves un-
strung almost to hysteria. began to
hum tune and walk about. endeavor-
ing to look unconscious. Wallace eyed
him with new hope kindling In his
eyes. Was Il. after all. a jestY
Now see here. jackson: II you're
trying 10 fool me want to knowi L"
Mrs. Gerard. who had been upon the
point Of granting him forgiveness.
stiffensd In new wrath. There you go
againl" she screamed Historically.
Another INSULT"
Really. Mrs. Gerard. | didn't mean
H."
Then what did you meanY- The
lady nred him with balcful glance.
He was entirely undone. Why. L
God knowsi l don'tl"
We'll" said Jackson, Il think I do.
You're still in doubt a. 10 whether or
not we are really going to be married.
Isn't that IT."
Put thus lucldly and simply. Wallace
could not definitely deny that that ex-
planned his mental state. He had
opened his distressed lips to admit
this when Mrs. Gerard prevented the
expression OF his worries with:
But why should he imagine such a
thing7 +"
Broadway rose 10 the occasion. near
ly making Wallace faint with the glib
ease with which he used endearing
words when talking 10 the ancient
dame. Just a moment. sweetheart
dearie-pleasel" Then he turned to
Wallace. Come on. now; tell me the
truth"
Well, will admit" said his mis-
erably heartslck friend, that at first
! did think It was joke But"
"And you're not quite satisfied yet
that II is not?"
why. of course. n you ray-why-"
I'm put you right ltll all true.
We're engaged. We're going to be
married and we expect TO be very hap
py. DO you believe II, now?"
why. certainly, if you say So" HIS
next question was OF Mrs. Gerard.
May ask how long you've been en-
gagedg"
I'VE became engaged last night at
dinner"
That's right. It was last night at
dinner" her liance corroborated. 1T
wao during the ice cream"
1T all happened in g moment" said
the bride-elect.
Just like this" said Jackson. See?
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-13
tTo Sc continued !

FoR RENT-Good bottom land.
Good conyeniences and plenty Of
water Good thing for right man.
Frank Jackson, Oconee, Ark.
242t.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29


sdged y !, swsst ana gracious man-
ner. Mrs. Carlson h : comely lady
who finds dime enough = taks n ~
tive and Intelligent interest III hsS
husband's political plans. A delight.
ful conversation followed. Finally
Mrs. Carlson reminded her husband
that he had done = hard days work,
that hard days work was ahead Of
him. and that he had better retire.
Without argument Carlson apologies
ed because Mrs. Carlson would not
allow him any more time with htn
cronies and bade US all good night.
Thus you zee that the man who i'm
spires fear into the hearts Of law
breakers in this district. who ID like
~ TO be our next governor, obeys the
sweet persuasion OF his charming
wife. 1t was ever thus. -''video''
In Boulder News.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
I. suns. knights Of Pythl.s.

Last Sundays issue OF the Pueblo
chieftain devoted much space 70
the Golden Jubilee celebration Of the
Knights Of Pythias which has been
on in that city during the past week.
There we're also many historical
sketches Of various lodges through-
out the state. one concerning La Jun
ia Lodge. No. 2s. being as follows:
La Junta lodge No. 2S. Knights Of
Pythias, was instituted on August l3.
1885. by Grand Vice Chancellor Will
liam c. McComber. after the petition
signed by about twenty-five OF the
representative citizens OF La Junta
had been duly granted by the grand
10 ige.
The first meeting OF the lodge was
held In the Grand Army building on
seft First street. which has since
teen replaced by n modern business
nuilding. For the first few years the
lodge increased SO rapidly in member
ship that II was necessary to obtain
roomier quarters. and in the early
nineties the lodge leased the second
story Of the Albera block. where the
Sherman hotel Is now located. which
was used until the present hall was
purchased. The building now owned
by the lodge is In the heart OF the
S,:siness district Of \ Junta. and the
income derived from the rent relieves
the members from any financial bur.
den In It's maintenance.
A great many Of the charter mem.
bers were railroad men. who have
now become scattered all over the
United States. The only one In good
standing now residing in La Junts
u Andrew Hanson. . locomotive en-
gineer. Emanuel Strauss. who's
pame stands seventh on the roster ol
nsnbsfsAip. 10 now sasased in busi
ness in Cineinnati. Ohio. He h. how
ever. SIM . member OF this lodge Il
good slsnding. The first initiate,
Into the lodge after the charter mem
ben are c. n. Dsabsnport and r. G
Dalton. former postmastss. both o
whom ere we'll known srssidents o
this community. n. z. Fsrwell. wht
received bis degree IN Ivy lodge No
81. Nonticello. Iowa. and was admit
Ted By card Into this lodge In 1898
served for ten ysars - grand masse,
Of the exchequsr Of the grand lodg,
Of Colombo. and now holds the hon
or Of being the only past grand chan
cellor from this lodge. Hon. Johr
A. Martin. Who residss II Pueblo. re-
cslved his ranks IN this lodge In 1891
and h still . member. q. u. Win
chell. keeper Of records and seal o
the lodge. h grand master Of the es
chequer Of the state. and has servet
Ia that capacity for the past eish
year..
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
STATE or COLORADO. COUNTY OF

STATE or COLORADO. COUNTY OF
o the County Court In Probate.
Ia the matter Of the Estate Of Charles
sss: s.s:s on pf:;n;:s s:5s:s 70. SFs:i Ii.
fhIs natter coming on To- be heard
on thi. 18th day o. A.gvst. 4. p. 1914,
", haskins. .ssiministrsior. Of said
estate, for the sale of the following
dsecrthed real estate. or y portion
"s ssr:H cs.s s's Block TSi.y s'is
ofdwsy. Crowley County. Colorado. for
ing the minor heirs Of ssid decedent
tate. And u now appearing 20 che
md legal grounds exist. for the sale
~ r. hsHSoSn Sss:Ss ss ;s'S 4 .:. csa.1:s .ss.s 5;
The Court that Pearl Puicher. widow
II CharIes q. Fulcher, deceased. and
wclser fslchsr and chnris: ruichsr;
appear before said Court AZ the court
room Of said Court. In the CITY of Ia
junea. county and state aforesaid, on
re x. ssse ss14 d., az q ssr,sss rns"ss for.
noon of said day. then and there 10
-hcw cause. " any there be. why AN
order should not be- made directing the
std Earl W. lRsktns. administrator. to
-eli the whole or 20 much of said real
estate ~ may he necessary for. the
'Ire'is' II Il rg:mTMf:R ppss:iis oisprIssp tina,
this order be published for at icart
four successive weeks In the Ia Juntn
Ts!buns. weekly public newspaper
Is ri;RTmEI OkpEneD that
Clyde T. Davis. Of said County Of
~ guardian al iisem for Walton
PuIckes ana Charles Fuicher. minors.
70 represent said minors at said hear
u ". MCDANIEL.
County Judge.
Plrut publication. August 90. 1914
Last publication. feptember u. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
s.nArup,'. r-.,,,.. Tor Dl..A.-..

-.
In the matter OF John w. Burke, bnnk.
rupt. In bankruptcy.
TO The Honorable Robert r. Lewis
'Judse OF the District Court OF the
United states for the District OF Col.
John W Burke. OF Rocky Ford. In
the county OF Otero. and state OF Col.
rado respcctfuiy represents that OF
tne 10Th day OF July. last past
he was duly adjudged bank
rupt under the Acts OF Con.
gress relating to bankruptcy. that hs
mas dnly surrendered all his propert.
and rights OF property. and has fully
complied with all requirements OF said
ACTS and of the orders OF the courI
touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he ma,
pc decreed by the court to have n fuf
discharge from all debts provabls
against his estate under said bnnkrup,
acts, except such debts as are excepte,
by law from such discharge.
Isii.
JOHN W. BURKE. Bankrupt.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

the nomination on September sth.
that man possesses interesting per-
sonal and mental characteristics.
To place these characteristics more
clearly before the readers Of this pa
per who do not know him personal
~. the writer telephoned Mr.. Carl
son who had Just arrived home from
. busy day in court. and requested
IN interview.
Sure. come over TO my house right
away" was the cheerful. hospitable
reply.
When stepped upon the porch Of
the house In Boulder which Carlson
had rsatsd for The summer. that be
and his family night - nearer the
sosae. Of action n the murder casss
vAteA grew cot of ths Hscla disturb
anes. an1 which ~ wtll snoa peoes-
e1es. ssun1 Caslssa ssotso b {
roekias eAaar: . hahy ~ = - knsa
aa1 . gisl = ~ ethee. ousround.
ias hin were several sehool natsa
,whe hsA dreDDed h = ssssrs thsls
~ frjsad Of their aeeive support q
Ais campaign Tor sovssnes. a chair
vas drawn - Tor your writer. firm
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
sMsssrr ss.sssss.
STATE or COLORADO COUNTY OF

STATE or COLORADO COUNTY OF
In the County Court
E0lA Cusshslss. rtsintiff. versus Fred
-cutahails. fsfendnnt. HuMMoHs
ne tsepie of the STATE Of Cc!orsdS;
sisovs named. TREETiN1;
s6evs named ptainslff. ln ths County
corrt ~ Oteso County. state 81 Colo.
rooot ana answer the complaint there.
ysshsc Thirty Day. sssss ~ sns service cs
CSjQs1do: o.. II served .eui Of the state
n Colorado. Or ~ publication. within
el4flve ~ the day q service: o. sst4
- Ssms ~ shcosS ssek spresrsmcs
~ teen made and lesue had been
iolne1 N such complaint.
~ o9M ectIen = bresest ~ pIssm.
q sSSss'r @ Ssssrs e 81 TxSrse' n~: %s
e1)1llNg 6stween rtairliff and defend.
an ~ eee ground os extreme cruelty
- no4sooppott. - vii sWYre snsiy
s.p!elf freE complaint y sasd .cs,e.. =
~ y vSscS c' e kes.;s y .s' 'sssssSsd @ -" :"
~ ~ are hereby notified y ye9
I'LL q nppear. and 20 amewer the sAl9
el10l llolFt an ateye reuu!red. the ssld
|ss ~ ss.r.;EE s;EsS1y sSysmss1sS g ~ sssFs 'e'
IN ee1sr NJ esnd ..a ~ ssl sssl
sS1S: sklS siss Ssy q Ssx. A,p, isiS''
~ ~ cess; s1y''d'S = Sssrs s'ss 'Sssssnss. cs's:
~ la,i1ssd v,slA. Deputy.
ssss.:. ssasss' 1sss:.L!; kssss:,L = i. ~ iss.4
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
JOHN W. BURKE. Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District OF Colorado. %.
on this s.th day OF August. a. D..
1911, on reading the foregoing pe-
tition for discharge. Il 10 ordered by
!he court. that a Rearing be had upon
the same on the 25d day OF October.
A. y. 1914. before Samuel d.
Trimble referee In bankruptcy. at
room sol la the Federal Building at
Pc-hio In said oixtrIct. nt ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. and that notice there-
Of be published In the In Junta Tri-
bune. a newspaper printed In said dis
trict and that all known creditors and
other persons Ia interest may appear
A. said time and place and show cause.
u any they have. why the prayer OF
said petitioner should not be granted.
And Il is further ordered by the
court. that eaid referee shall send by
mall to all known creditors. copies o.
said petition and this order. addressed
70 them at their places Of residsncs ~
stated.
Witness, the honorable Robert Y.
Lewis. Judge Of the said court. and the
seal thereof. at Pueblo. In the satd dis
sriet on the ssth day OF August. A. D..
isEAL OF THE coURr)
CHARle9 ". Dt4HOP. Cork
BY 0ar1ner ~ 0resaA Deputy Clerk
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
PuhiIc Csiiisy I.aw xow IN Ess-c'

TIE public utility act. passed by the
last legislature and which has beer
held W under petitions 10 refer 10 ,hc
people for = vote. went into effect
August l3th. Under suit brought by
Tho aase. the secretary Of state ha.
hssa snjolnsd srea submittins ,he
bill 70 the people on the ground that
the petitions presented wers fraudu.
lent. A. the decision Of the lover
court was mot appalled,. the act au'
tomstieally last week became cffec-
tive. Two sectiohs Of the act. how.
ever. Will ~ inopsrative until they
an passed upoa by the people at ,bc
fall eiscsioa.
Cndes this new act. the state Rail.
roa1 Conmiss1on becomes the Board
of Public Ulilltiss and vii have con.
troI. not only os shs railroads. bu, of
aiI he pahlle Utilities IL the state,
The nsw beaed wlll have far more
pevss thas ever pessssssl BY The
pFoesat Rsjlroa1 Cenmisalon. and II
- Deeslbls thas ~ utllty Beard. on
" evn neeloa. nv take - The met.
~ - nilroo1 rates sos Colosado and
helae ~ nat1ee e . csaplsts rc,i-
~ y ~ oeoeollen oi ehe latersts,e
csnmeesD Cennlslope.
a " I|
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

rip of the Aaa4. frseea,y words q
introduction. and In : moment was
perfectly q home.
His way Of meeting psople b one
OF the secrets Of his marvellous per
sonal popularity. One cannot grip
his hand and look into the clear blue
eyes of this man OF Swedish extrac-
ton. and fall TO respond 70 the frank.
open smile which ID not OF the mouth
alone. % Is the case 20 often with
public men. but which lights up and
transfures the entire face. relieving
and softenins the facial lines OF this
fighting man.
A few days later. had occasion to
observe the expression Of the same
face In the court room. when reply
ing to slur OF opposing counsel.
caught the outward expression OF the
inward spirit that has won him the
title Of The Fighting District At
.torney Of the Eighth Eyes ablaxe.
his strong jaw set. mouth hard.
heard him in few pointed words
take the blood from the face Of his
opponent. and leave him shaking in
anger aud humiliation.
But back to the evening spent with
Carlson. He was not fighting that
night. Surrounded by family and
friends, the conversation drifted
around to his early boyhood. With
out the slightest trace of braggado-
clio. he told OF the struggles that took
him from the potato fields OF North
ern Colorado through the Greeley
Normal School, then through the Uni
versity Of Colorado. and then into
the District Attorneys office.
At this point the telephone rang.
and Carlson quietly arose from his
chair SO n not to disturb the little
sleepers and carried the precious load
indoors. His coat was off. and as
he passed under the hall light. l saw
revealed the figure Of a powerful
man: medium height. stocky build.
and every movement betrayinE mus
cular development under the slight
layer OF flesh that has come since
his football days. An ideal man to
stand up under the strain OF the most
important state office in the gift Of
the people.
While he was out OF the room. his
friends recounted his football days.
when he took = discouraged. spirit
less team. backed by \ discouraged.
spiritless school. and made OF II the
best fighting machine In the western
states. Il was also mentioned that
Carlson was not only leader In ath.
letics. but also led In scholarahip.
having bsen chosen 70 several honor.
asy scholastie socisties. Another
frisad recalled the fact that hs work
- his way through school.
Whsa Carlson rstusned. hs was &C
eonpaaisd b his wife. The childrsu
had al bssn put % I'D. TAess an
four os thsm-two boys and two gisil
Mrs Casison knew some Of the msa
prsssnt. the rest she was introduced
70. which introductions sae acknoWl-
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
cARlsON,s f1IlllsoxAIlTr.
Col1ege Fsisaa Inesrvseus 0es. a.
Cariaoa - 0lves Ressoaal SIDE 4
o. Or Next Ooyesnor.

when : man without The aid Of
any orgasization except the volun-
Ter services Of his friends. can make
ne showing that George a. Carlson
made In he REPUBLICAN State A.
ssmbly. apd can. through his own
perSonal strength. arouse state
vide enthusiasm. which many astute
politiclans declare will secure him
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
ssAlss p ~ 49, 4 sr.a1

Nary slSsaeegs sse eonlas in,a
ovink 80 eahlng - thele adobe
M ". ~ enaeAlespe season 4
kFiselsg maay q enoo hers II ihi'
uloy ~ oo1oGo mauy weeks shs
G1ooe eoonP ~ M oogin the grind
~ - ~ 49, ~ (heee VII mol
- eeao1lnG 49, ~ M. svsa fol
ooene - ~ ~ ol1ne1p. w VII wsn|
= 60 -. ~ - ssssly ~,
I! - &. ~ !! T. lale = ~ = - = "
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
New BooitSlsc cssy lasssays-
Genera Literaturel.,

Genera Literature.
Abbott, W. Notable Women in
History.
Boutroux. Emile Education and
Ethics.
Eaton, Amasa M.--Free Trade W.
Protection.
Powers, H. H.-The Message Of
Greek Art.
Randall, J. A.--Heat.
N Root, Elihu--Experiments in Gov
ernment and the Essentials OF Consti-
tuition.
Fiction.
Hay, Ian--Happy-Go-Lucky.
Lee, J. B.--The Taste OF Apples.
Wright, II. B.-Eyes OF the World.
Juvenile.
Dragoumis, Julia D.--Under Greek
Skies
Bailey, c. S.-The Children's 9
Book of Games and Parties.
Grinnell. G. beyond the Old
Frontier.
Hall, A N.--The Handy Boy.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

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