davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1914-08-25
BARON SCHLICHTISIE DEAD.
Ru.sian Leaves s2O.OOO.OOO Art Cal.
lection to Louvre.

Special cable Despdtch TO TnE srN
PARIS, Aug. 24.-Raron Schichtise. q
Russian resident OF Paris. IL dead He
bequeathed his art collection. which :
estimated to be worth 100. 900, 600 francs
100000, ,ooO). to the Louvre. The col
lection includes two OF the finest know
Rubens, The Awakening and "Sprlnr
time"
The collection contains lt2 snuff boxes
for which the late J. Picrpont Morgan
offered 100000 francs S240O,OOO).
Baron schiichtisie left GO, 100000 francs
sl2,0Oo. .Ooo) to charity and 5000 100
francs Sl,6OO. .0OO) to his servants
The sun., 1914-08-25
AMERICAN SHIP IS HELD UP.
British Cruiser Lets Rio Grande 60
When CoIors Are shown.

Wireless reports reached this city yes
terday telling of the holding up of the
steamship Rio Grande or Cape May yes
terday morning by a British cruisa
The Rio Grande attempted at first to
escape but the cruiser soon overhaued
her and demanded that the Rio Grande
show her Colors. When the American
nag was hoisted and assurances given
that shc was an American ship she WAS
permitted to keep her course
The sun., 1914-08-25

Tho Aquitania was sighted or Queens
town on Sunday, August o. Her tunnels
had been pa nted black. instead of red
The AquitanA was taken by the Ad-
miraity for special service Guns were
mounted on her decks fore and aft. and
q navai captain was put In command.
Capt w. T Turner acted AS one of the
navigating officers.
The sun., 1914-08-25
SWITZERLAND GETS LOAN O. K.
Receives Word That u. 8. Gov~rs.
mcnt Has No Objection.

BERSE Aug. 24-It is reported that
Switzerland. neutral country, recently
asked the United States Government In
secret message II there would be any
objection TO the Swiss republic raising a
loan In the United States.
1t is said that the American Government
replied that there was no reason why
American citizens should not subscribe
to such loan.
The fact that the United States Gov
ernment had consented 20 a loan to
Switzerland was published in THE Sun Of
August 16. The announcement was mads
In connection with the statement OF the
Administration against loans to bellIger-
ents.
The sun., 1914-08-25
ny HAMILTON FYFE.

Special correspondent Of THE sUS and n,
London "Ddiiv Mad"
Special cable Despdtch 10 THg SuN.
RoUEN. Aug. 24.--I found Maurice
Maeterllnck hard at work with women.
boys and old men in a harvest field He
said:
Il could not fight and felt that I
must do whatever was nearest to fight
ing. The harvest had to be got in soon.
az Belgium had been drawn into the
war by the madness of the egomaniac
Kaiser. I claimed a place in the Civil
that ! received the paper which |
The sun., 1914-08-25
AQUITANIA'S BOW SMASHED.
Latest Cunard Filler Returns "a
Liverpool Damaged.

LoNpoN, Aug 24.-A Loyds despatch
from Liverpool says that the Cunard liner
Aquitania, now in the Government service,
anchored this evening at the Mersey bar
with her bow damaged
The sun., 1914-08-25
SAYS BELGIANS LOST 10000.
"DRiIy Telegraph" Figures KILLED
wounded and Prisoners.

NVo'fhT 'HNTd UT6pdT0N 10 TIE w
LONDON, Aug. 24.--The correspondent
OF the Daily Telegraph at Amsterdam
says 1t is estimated that the total loss
Of the Belgians mp to date has been
10, 900 In killed, wounded and prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
HOW TO FIGHT WASPS

HERE'S q way 20 fight wasps that IS cOm-
l. monty practised BY government cngl-
nccrs when out surveying:
On the government surveys the usual
method Of getting a big wasp nest out Of the
line is % set fire 20 some moss placed IN the
fork Of a long limb, and thus burn the nest
up. The wasps fly madly oft in practically
straight lines, and all the men fall down on
the ground.
Recently however, 10 the surprise o, the
engineers in charge Of @ survey, O native
woodsman showed q far easier and much
more peculiar method. He took the long
machctc, or knife used in chOpping small
trees and underbrush, and rubbed the blade
Of it under his arm backward and fo-U RI
few times, and then placed il quickly oa -te
bottom Of the nest. Then an astou- ing
thing happened, ali the Wasps seemed
seized with panic and flew quickly away
The odOr Of human perspiration seemed %
have greater effect on them than the smoke.
OF course II is q well known fact that %
some animals the otors of other animal ire
unbcarable: even different races ~ men
have their distinctive odOrs, and some axe
unpleasant 20 others. It Is safe % ASSUME
that the oior OF man 70 the wasp IS as ur-
bearablc as the odor Of the skunk % man
Anyhow. this method Of fighting wasrs has
been adopted almost 10 the exclusion %.
previous methods by the particular engineer
who saw the safe and sure effect Of i-S --iali
but it takes some little nerve 20 do l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26

rcsuned his computations Of averages lbat
tingC. chuckIing audibly from time 10 time
ClOthesl
Ar quarter 20 six Thomas returned TO The
n house. laden with fat bundles which
ne hurried secretly 10 his room. lie had
never worn a dress suit. lie had often guile
loeelv dreamed Of possessing one, between
naragraphs. as another young man might
have dreamed Of vanquishing a rival II IS
Unborn that we should wish 70 appear yell
in public. 20 better ones condition, Or next
beet. 10 make the public believe one has.
Thomas was deeply Observant and quickly
adanfivc Between the man who goes ~
ecb6ol NTH books and the man who gDcs ')
ecbool ~ books there IS wide dhicrnro.
What we are forced 20 learn seldom Iiifs ne
above the ordinary, what we learn Dy in-
clination plows our fields and reaps orr Har-
vcqtg. f. is rs natural rs breathing that we
should like Our tOnics, mental ~ "ru rs
physical, sugar coated
Thomas had never worn a dress 5nit, DIN,
in the matter of collars and craya's ana
shirts he knew the last word. BIT Why
should ne wish 20 wear that mDurniuilJ cpn-
vcntional suit in which We are suppp7od ~
cnioy oursclvcs> She had told him not ~
bother about dress Was u that very non
sense he dreaded, insidlously attacking '.a
rcdoubts of his commonscnsc,
That evening at dinner neither KITTY nDf
her mother appeared 20 notice The chang.
This gratifcd him. He knew that Cu'"ar1y
there was nothing left % desire or attain.
KITTY began 10 talk about the romance
Immediately. She had found the beginning
very exciting II was ont Ot the 70 nal run W
stories: and If 10 was all rs good ~ the ilr
part there would be- some editors glad %
get hold Of IT,. So much FOR the confidence
If youth. "Thc Black Veil, as J have
reason 10 know, lies at the bottom ~.
Thomas ancient trunk.
Long rs me lived he would never forge
the enjoyment Of that night. The c.ectrl
signs along Broadway interested him r.
tcnscly he babblcd about them boysa.E
Thcatcr outside and thcater within, grca.
drama Of light and shadow, ~ comedy ana
tragedy; for he gazed upon the scene with
all his poets eyes. He enjoyed the opera,
the color and music, the propinqn'y u
KITTY. Sometimes their shoulders toicaed,
the indcfnablc perfume II her hair thrilled
him.
Kitty had seen al these thing SO many
times that she no longer experienced en-
thusiasm; but his vas so genuine, SO ur-
English. that she found If impossible % es-
cape the contagion. She did not bubble
over, however: on the contrary She sat
through the performance strangely sub
ducd, dimly alarmed over what She had
done.
As they were leaving the lobby u -te
"A thcater a man bumped against Ihou-
as. quite accidentally. 81 beg your pardon.
said the stranger, politely raising his hat ana
passing on.
Thomas hand went cIumsily 90 bis OWL
hat, which ne fumblcd and dropped and ra-
after franticalv across the mosaic flooring.
Aghost-yes, Sir. Thomas had seen ghost
To be continued HeW SNdIy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

HnnoeS 9otbanpler ,1lurioa" nuh ,Auolula.A
Dle lgiNlles piY, lbngHliyn au Der Hai.
Iiucl .lH. 4Jl .x5b Nctfa
Sthhitild e......41u NcI.c
Sclule Ia 0dr.e Tielt 40 iHubNeH Rirlnu
&ic 6amlier BADEN lnulgn0ca xep1sg ufo
0nrthDlfXielcu iH alien NailteN; WicNiuA-2ifl.
ten lli nueu oarn7lttn Alplulgru nNo Alllons
N0iOt nit WieinNUcidAdA nuo pntrf ti0pp.
Npi0t ili nucp ilfluen tAwuitAn Nriuus Nnoe
tnpeu init 9oN Wb niiMcm Heaiier Nlainni
neutrality-suspicious.
AnimHlC ulii Guen VcbH- lrp Tcupln.
yiniCu
$500 slUdrnrno Ntnn IgArrNiiinr nnn Clb
HDiui, Nurg1lt rno Hplidnilni0, 4p., Sum lipu
inni Stciiaao uuo 40manGt.
Sampicr uerldlieu Wlcg a., 3inLt Sirahr too
lln, elnlnleBin1 eaNulac. nln $50 NctnoA
Huic.Nhrcant i01 GltNu,huofc &'f, 4
y. g. Nabn Nilcau Continental }ui,aiNo. Y
Sit Noneic.1tuBe unt h0U Gip1tStr
~epnd uom Ooiel oocr gNppuuno lab N9ith
5lsl CIpeoirt
Sohn M 16eyuoob. N. & g. w.
u. N ShuuillOn, lraliil Nl0UQoef
q. 2. 1ptpoa @eui Nu 0otnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

cineu &ortrog ii6cr oen ullntcrridt
in Der ocutiA anerifouii1eu @e-
ididie~ Gr diBcrte iib ctipa uie
folot ii6er oieieu @egcnitanO
olle6croa, 100 Oeuti6er llntcrridt
in omeritaniiden @olfsibulcu or
t6eilt miro, ioQte oie ocutId.amerifo-
uiide @eidicbte ecbii6renoc 9eriid
iibti0nng finOeu Eie oeutiH.onieri-
foniibe Sugeno 6rauht iiG mo6rlicb
ser Gergangcn6eit i6rer @orfoDren
uidt 5i ihdmen; iic fon i'm @egen-
t6eil itol3 iein olf oie @rrungcniGlol-
len ltuO oie3ubmest6ater luelhe sic
Gciiti6eu bier bon i6rer crItcn 9ln-
icoluuG bis sur @e0enmort in Der
llr6ormodung, 9cireiuna uuOsr6al.
ttmG oieier arobeH 9lepu6Gt ouBu.
iuciien 6o6en.
uSSn oen engliih omcrifouilden
@eiHi1ts6h6ern iiir oie@olfsibulen
lit lcioer bon Dem 6erporroaenOen
9lnt6eil, ben oos Geuticbancrifoner-
i6um in uniercn 2onNe Bat, ueniQ
ooer gar ni6ts 5u finOcn. &crgc6-
lid llldt man bert no1 ser @riin-
olmg unO Gnnuidlimg ser criten
oeniihen 9lieoerloiiungen; sic Ru6.
mest6oteu eiues @ert6cimer. cines
@|iiblenberg, eines Ge &al6, zines
Sicu6en nn0 nnOerer SelOcn aus ser
9ieDohtions5eit iin0et mon in Qe-
nonuten @eihi1ts6ii6ern 6odltens
in fir5en 6uBnoten Oer5eir6nct SIT
cs ga nibt uniere @flid5t ais oellt-
iGe Sc6rer 0ieie bcoouerlidcn2iiden
10 gnt ais ln0gliA ous5ufiiQen imO
Der oeuti6-omcrifoniiden Suocno
gI6tlng bei5ubringen Dor sen Grum-
0eniboiten i6rer @orfo6rcn?
g6reilib fam es niGt sic 9lufqo6e
Der oellti6en 2ebrcr bier Iein, in Sen
penieen Strnoen, sic i6ncn fiir i6ren
SprahllnterriAt sur @erfiioina Ite-
ben einen Spe5ialunterri6t in ser
oeltib-amerifonii6en @ci6ibtc 5u
crt6eilen- 0as aus Oieier @cIhidlte
fir uricrc Sigeno SouptidAlhe ltuo
%iiiensuertbc fam nur in Gboraf-
tcrbiloer mterriHtet weroeu. 91it
onoercu @orten @ir ioaen in DER
SolfsiduIc ni6t oeutiA ameritani.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

iGc. lonocrn nlr @ei1iAten lmo
S1ilOcrungen ats Der 8er9ongen6eit
Der 0elttiben bicr5ulanoe Dortragen.
ltno lpie pie( Sntereiiontes, Grnites
lm0 Sciteres. ans ariegs- mo 6rie-
oeus5citen ldBt iib ga aus oeliti@-
amerifaliideu @eididtswerfen i'm.
Ocnl Nlon iuhc nrl
o,Se0es oeitiAe 2eiebud, oaS in
0ea obercn &laiien nnierer @olfs-
iCbuleu ocbrolibt miro, iolte eine ge-
uiiaenoe 9ln3abl iolAer @eidi6ts
oOer G6arafter6ilOer ent6alten in
ASroia mo Eoeiic.
u9}od mciner 9lnidt ioate in
Sbuleu, no ser Ocutihe llnterriht
inn critcn Sdnlio6re bc9iunt sic
0eutih-omerifonii@e @eicbic1te in ben
orci lcbten Sdulio6ren @eriidibti
gung iinoen unO 3lpor in Der g9ciie,
Bob fir ic0es Sa6r etua ein GutcuO
polienOer 9eieitiIdc ans gcnonntcr
0eibicbte por0eie6cn iit Sofcrn in
Den oclltiben Shlilbiihern iolbe 2e-
icitiidc niht por6onocu iinO, iollte
ser Sebrer 5unt miinolidet &ortrage
ieine 3uilnht ne5men. Stoff Oa5u
miro er aenug IN oentidj.amcritanis
i1en @eidihtsmerfen iinOeu. Ser
niin0li1e 9ortrog, OoS idlicbtc Gr-
5d6lcn Oiirftc ii1 o6enorein in man-
der 9e5cblmg nod Dortbcil6oiter err
peiien, ais Oas 2eicn.~
3um SdhlB eupio6l Serr aro-
nler BOB Der Se6rerbimO sic @eraus.
go6e cines 9iiAleins ucrQnloiie oas
mn 9cieitoii ans ser 0euti1-omeri.
foniicben @eibiGte cnt6altc. gieieS
Siidlein BON ctpo t25 Seitcn in
Dem rittioen StpIe oeibric6cu, oiel-
leibt in Der 6ei BEN SIinoern 10 iebr
6eliebieu Gioloaform f0nnte Damn
ais Grgdn5ungSlcftiire nub6ringenO
perpenOct tuerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

0od at tbeuer. Die a0.
din gum @eiliigeIbdnoler: o@oS,
obt Sroufen fir elm junges Subns
Sic iino ia pcrriidt, OaS lit ia ibon
ser @reiS. sen i1 oer gudoigeu 6rml
ailredncl"
&tn0erGeiprdd. &lcin.
Suii io1t 81 6rib: 0Eu 5rib SD
modlie NAL einen Soubon 6a6eu Der
ME alle miro. y@eiBt Oh mas" "
iaqt 1rie, nuiinn bait oea Cou-
men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

naNH aEAaAhaI ~ .ptatlasu GsnaDsnbrEi.- ;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
pic @eIdaftslnae.


GulOiNou AMI Dem @e6iete oeS Son
oclS mo Der SnOuitriet6dtigfeit
Grnteausiidten ne6men Oos
Souptiutcrciic in 9lniprud.
@cribte aus Sen Grutcoiitriftcu
louteu duBerit oiinitia.
9llles in 9ulem genonmen fam
Die @eidditstbdtigfet inn Gerlouf
ser leeten @o6e beirieoioenO oe-,
nonnt perOen, menu aud cine @r6o.
lung niht in allen 9rau6en 5r 6e-
merfcn lit. Die Grnteousiidtcn
ne6men lpie nibt anOcrS 3u erpor-
ten nod immer Oos Souptintereiie
in 9lniprildL 3unal ia quite Grn.
ten MIR Oo3u deitrogen f0nnen, oos
@eiddit ueu 81 6eleben. ilnO mcnn
Oos allies it, mas nnierc @el6dfts-
melt not6meuOig 6ot ntiiBte Der San-
ocl in Oen &ereinigten Stooten ie6r
BALD einen 9lieienaufi6uunq ne6-
men 0enn ole ans Sen 6auptidhli.
en- Grntc0iitriften einlauien0en @e
ridtc lallien 5unciit ic6r QiinItiq,
6o6eu iidj bod, nod Oieicn 9}ohrid.
ten ST urt6eilen 0ie Grntcausiiften
penn mogli1 nod beiicr aeitotet,
ais 6is6er on9enonuen mcroen
fonnte llnO oo6 glou6t and Scr
6ormer @rimO sur Stage 5u ba6en
Die 'Freiie iinO i6m nidt aenii
gcnO bod. llnO 0os trob ser E6ot-
lode, OoB DER Grport elm gutter 81
nenneu 1T uu0 allie 9luSii6ten Od
Iiir lpreGen Dab cr iid nod 6e6en
miro, oa folt ieOes SonO in Giiropo
elblt llngorn rnO @redcnlon0 ols
&duler ouitreteu. Sn Soerpool
glou6t man oaB sic omerifaniide
gla6irage nad Gie6ilitter in Solge
Der gerinaen Wloisporrdt6c ebeu-
iolls ais 6oftor iiir oic 4Sreis6ilOug |
in 9etrodt 5iI 8ic6cn iit Sni 9llge-
ncinen lolteu sic 01a1riAten iibcr
sic cnropGiidcn GrnteouSiibicn
nibt giiniiig. Sel6it @uBIouO's
Grnte oiirile eerin9er alS oie lebiia6-
riae ieiu
Sm SAnittmaarcngeiddit 9lmtbt !
man cnolih ei1 3eiheu ser @ene.
ung ma6rne6men 3u f6nnen Cos |
Gin3iac, morii6er gcflagt muroe, |
mar, ooB oie Getailliiicu nod INNER |
3oaertcn in gr6Bcren @artien eiu5u. |
fouieH o6wo1l 3ugcitonoen miro,
BOB i6re Eager no6eju oufge- !
6raltdt iiu0. 9ln1 nit Oen Snfaiios |
ioll cs nod etipaS 6apern, 6o6riton. |
ten Don @olIitofien flagen Oorii6er |
BOB ii6 OaS @eidGit fiir sic Serbit- |
iaiion ni6t rebt cnttDideIil mill, |
ii6erall i6eint Oie iebt biitoriid ge-
SRplitif 0es ipa6iames @or-
tens 6eiolgt 5t merOen g9as Oie
Soiit60tigfeit onbctrifit, 10 muB con.
iiatirt iueroeu oaB MIR geringer
6ortidritt geaen Oos Goriobr Der
5eidnct uerOen fam. Cine 9ene-
rlng lit in ocn meiiten Ser oitlihen
Stooten eingetreten mdbrenO i'm
Sil0cn nir geringe 9lftipitdt 6crridt,
iInO in ben ierntueitliAen Staaten
nabe5u StillitonO. Bon 0en QroBeren
Stdoten oes 2anOeS meiieu 70 pG6.
reno oeS @lonats Suni cine regeye
%oiltDoti1feit oui; G6icogo beiipiels-
mele beridtet, ooB I'M Ocroongnen
Wfonof Sonten ppn 915 N}illionen
Eollors in Slnoriif gcuommeu MUIR
oen, gegan ~ Wliaioncu i'm gor-
iobre, SleoelanO 3is @PiQionen qegcn
Ia Wfllllonen I'M Gcrio6rc. 92it ser
etpoS reaereu 9oitbdtiQfeit lit ouc6
cine 9elicrmg i'm Sto6lniarft ui
Oer5eidnen; sic eritc SulibGlfte mar
6cfricoigenO uerlanien un0 ollcs
oeutet oorouf bin Oob Iib Sic 5ipcitc
0dliie nod 0elcr onloiien Miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Burns ibn umO Gr. Gormou wcgcn
ibrcr SIcuBerlngen ii6er Sic ange6-
Ii6c @ntIii5rung oes Goruon'idcn
Gienlin0o6ers Celia Golcmon 5t
Uertlo0en beo6ii1tigc, crfldrte 9ln-
malt SeoI 9clIern ooB er cine aldac
nidt iiirbte, un0 nidts 5uriid5unc6.
men 0o6e- sle5nlic6 duBerte Iid5 Cr.
Gnrman
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

SdncI1furirt. Sic Qe-
ieno): nNie 9hueiici ioQen icb nit
oen SiI1Icru peritau0iaen Gr
(0cr inter ser 3unac iciner Srnu
ic5r Ici0et) uToS marc circ Sprao)c
iiir Sid (ols lie ion iAorf az.
ile6t, idneIO itno nir mi1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Sritt fir llnterridJt in Ocntid-nmeri-
fnniidc Wcidlidte Gin.

9luf Der IN Gbicogo a6gc6oIiencl
Eo0ung ocS Aoiionoleu Geutid
9lmerifoniiben 2e6rerpcr6anoeS 6ieIt
Scrr Gmil aromer, Gberlc6rcr an
ocu oiienili4en Sduleu Gincinuoiis,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
WIerdants & 9lIncrs EraaspaIl 81.

IGsucf fcffNirtt
Nrnd, unO 40iNaitr
Nam Nultru nnb QCm EngN
SeDeu Gpuniqo TitUitaa puh Slgiiae.
01fOt M6tfaS
gah Probi0tucc nno brn Clifn
SeoeH GonulG 4FiiDoA una Trguna
llnr Whcu0o
yu0l gicMpurtg(cU9.
Scnnidc. TlenuGn WllinuDd nub Trcliaa 3
lHr Whtah3.
0roCi nn1cIlOnnou id0iin ti5 ilhr Yid0ui.
liz oentlbcI Tao O1i0OrcHoe Sampler
Y,nd Gnpannnl nHo 9ndlotrint
1eocn WipniQQ Nillnuoh StcliaQ q linr WlhH.
ooNpi6urc0u. Wtunnn, urb qjaht2lr
2. y. Mcglcin, Ngcni Bier SIb bct cinu.Glr.
0l3,d&G-)
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-08-01

Mrs. G. w. Miliiken was hostess
Tuesday afternoon TO . number Of
little girls In honor Of Ruth Pea
body Who II visiting here from Canon
City.
/" he colon. plnk and white. we're
carried out IN the houss decorations
end In the three course lsnchsoa
Which vas served. Ths early Dars
81 the sfessnoos vas spsat h play-
lag various ssnss after whieA ~
luaeA was sssved.
Later The little girls formed . beg
pasty asd sstsadsd The Ressks ne
saes. Thoss u he passy vsss Ruth
psabody. Pauline 0ausss. Masy
olsch Rittsr. Roberta Joass. Hsssa
Bard. Dorothy Brown. Msssssss
veasss and Jossphine Weed.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-08-01

Nrs Petsf Ise. q Gary. Ia. spsal
most ~ ths morning hesys yssesr1ay
In ths offlcs o. 1hssiff Yaat, aa1
wantsd Inst osflcial . ssart eut q
seill Hunt fes ~ sscs1tly acquires
lord aaA Master. NJ. an1 Mra IL
arrived d L. Junta ysstsrday norm
ing On No. /. Thsy were - . We'd
dag tour. having bsss married abost
two weeks ago. Ths bsids = II
years Old. Wills her rscsssnt has
hand d oaIy -. they sxpsetsd to
depart o. No. COZ for Colombo
springs. but during the waiting psr-
Tod the Youthful husband borrowed
sag: from his new made spouse.
and sitter Giving his wife so made
his getaway and has not bssn seen
since. lie may have went to Calf
forni,. or even Swink. anyway his
present Whereabouts 10 . deep. dark
mystery that the shsriff's office has
not - yet been able to solve.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-08-01

The new five. ten and csc store
in the opera house block was formal
~ opened 70 The public last Mon.
day. The proprietor. william n.
Wright. and family, are from llli-
nois and they have besn engaged In
this line OF work for several years.
The store 10 equipped with new fix
lures and . new and complete line Of
goods throughout aad more goods
are arriving every day. Mr.. Wright
expects 10 carry every thing In the
five. ten and Is cent line. and win
be glad TO welcome the people OF La
Junta TO his store when ever they
are In need Of any thing In his line.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-08-01

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Casnaa. - Les Aa10as.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-08-01

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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-08-01

ii 0U0 uoW0 yVO Su1 AbbD0o0 ~ O0<
year. This applys % both ~ and
new subscribsfs. Old suhooslber,
can have their subseriDsioa sxleadsd
another year. By paying ~. - ~
ceive the new iron absolutely ~.
SOME saORE SaORT LoCAiA
| A fine baby girl arrived = the
home OF NJ. and Mrs. OsoFss Little
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs.. J. D. LAnoley q.
pect 70 leave the first Of ~ week
for Estes Park whore thsy Vim sDsnd
the next month.
Mrs. Lotta U. Hall viii oDsa m
up-to-dsts an store In II Junta
shout September LIST. The location
will be announced later
The Misses Alice and Julia Bra.
dish went TO Bristol last Tuesday
where they are the guests Of their
grandfather. Mr.. O'Coanor.
Mrs. Ella Light was hostess Wed.
nesday evening NJ . SIX o'ciock din
ner. complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs,
Martindale. Of Iowa. Covers we're
laid for fourteen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Wood sntsr-
tained about fourteen guests Thur
day evening At the Rourxs and Won
derby Theaters In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. L. Martindale. Of Citation.
Iowa.
Mrs. q. ". Dameron was hosasss
to the I. r. r. Club Thursday After
noon at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Bourne Walker. on Ratoa ave-
nue.. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent At cards and Delighted re-
Treatments were served.
The Swink saloonkeepers. charged
with various and sundry violations Of
the Law. appeared In the county
court last Saturday and entered .
plea Of not guilty. The cases we're
set for hearing before Judge Nc
Daniel next Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Charles u. Mccormick WI
leave In few days for Pueblo whsse
she VII joia her husband Who ~
recentIy been transferred TO that ~,
In the railway mall service. M
Blanche Rsckosd viii accompany hes
sister 10 Pueblo and remais until
time for the schools % opsa IN thls
city.
News was rscelved In this city this
week Of the death Of Hssbsrt y. May.
e.. In Brideeton. Nd. q July s7th.
NJ. and Mn. Mayer spent soae
time h THE city . few ysass ago fes
NJ. Naysn health aad While hess
made many friends who will -
srieved To learn Of his death.
Mrs. DAvtd Fresch. Who has besa
WAITING her pareats In Tacoma.
WASH. and fsisnes In California dur.
Ing the past tvo noaths. arrived
home TAursday niehs on No. 10. aad
In consequence thereof the depotmas-
ter YES the most sFactous and ac-
comodatiae Individual % the santu
" right Of way yesterday.
9. v. Wood eluded bis msny
friends In this city last week snl
vent TO Dodge City. Kan. where h.
vas msrrsel 70 Mlas Martha Z. VIII
non Of that city on Thursdsy even.
Ing. July 3sd. NJ. and Mrs. WOOD
returned 70 sAssr hone In this city
Friday asd are as home 70 theft
many frssads q >es Ratoa avenue.
| IN c,..,.v .,,sv.A h... VA.
...A.v 800 -. -. e,,a,.1
m. ...,... A...ss... :. -.
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-12-17
Chance for Burbank

ShoHSS ~ SN'oeHN'
Here's something for Burbank to
try his hand on" said a man to his
neignbor.
What's that?"
Training a Christmas tree to
sprout it's own presents