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New Britain herald., 1914-05-02
ORDER IS AFFIRMED

New York, May 2.-The appellate side or the supreme court yesterday affirmed the order of Justice Green baum refusing to grant an injunction restraining the directors of the Union Pacific Railroad company from dis tributing approximately $8O,OOO, ,O00 among the common stockholders as an extra dividend. The action was brought by the Equitable Life Assur- ance society. a. preferred stockholder against the officers and directors of the Union Pacific.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-02
DANCING CARS FOR
 SHRINERS ON TRIP
"Ten Million DOllar'' Band Will Also Accompany Them to Atlanta to
 Attend Council Session.

Atlanta, Ga, May 2.-Great prepa- rations are being made for the 1914 SC ssion of the imperial council of the Mystic Shrine, which will be held here from May 10 to May A. While dele- gates will come from all over the United States the "big noise" of the meeting is sure to be the California delegation, 1000 strong, which en- trained yesterday in four divisions at San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland and San Diego.
 The trains carrying these delega- tjons are said to be the finest that have ever crossed the continent Among other things each has a special
New Britain herald., 1914-05-02

The eczema broke out as pimples full of matter and the itching and burning were so intense that I scratched and made it spread all over my hands.
 They itched and burned so I could not sleep. I tried different kinds of salyes, pills and liuuids
New Britain herald., 1914-05-02

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Vera Cruz, May 2.-The bodies of the United States seamen and marines killed during the capture of this city will be returned to the United States in metallic collins on a battleship. The illustration shows some of Uncle Sams dead heroes in launch, being
New Britain herald., 1914-05-02
SIX MONTHS SENTENCE.
German Aeronaut and Passengers Re
 ceive Severe Penalty in Russia.

ceive Severe Penalty in Russia.
 Berlin, May 2.-Hans Bertiner, the German aeronaut, who was made a prisoner at Kirgischansk, Russia, last February, when he came to earth at the end of a balloon trip from Bitter field, Germany, and the two passen- gers who accompanied him, have been sentenced by the Russian authorities to six months solitary confinement.
 This news was received in dis patch from Perm, Russia, yesterday Kirgischansk is in the Ural mountains The aeronauts landed there after a balloon voyage of forty-seven hours, in which they made a distance record of 1863 miles. The Russian authori- ties took the travellers into custody on suspicion of espionage.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-02

taken from shore to a warship. This interesting photograph is exclusive and was made by Adrian c. Duff, the veteran of the American Press Asso- citation staff of camera. experts, who snapped the first pictures ever taken of New York city from an aeroplane.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-02

N. B. Lumber and Coal company will close their yard and office Sat- urday afternoons until further notice. Bills may be paid and orders left at Dickinson Drug Co.,, Main street, advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-02
ECLtMA SpKtAD
 ALL OVER HANDS
Could Hardly Do Housework. Pim- pIes Full of Matter. Itching and Burning Intense. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured.

r. O. Box 25, Alburg, Vt. My hands were so affected with eczema that could hardly do my house work for all summer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

-Sn Toiebuo FnSet morger
(sourstog) ein srobes &iclic itatt.
-gtorget a6er6 inSet nui Dem
Sair+9Iate Elm Sanjoergri'gett 'tGti
gu Dem SeSerruonn etngeiooen 1t.
-9enrg Gefot.e Ii. Satin heion-
Sen lid, an pergailgenen Sountog in
Rorrijon bei ibren @eriroaoteH.
-eau. etre6Ip, BON ct. 2ouis,
mar tiirsIid5 eine ISOLDE bier nIf Be
md bel gertpmioten iH6 6reluroell.
-5rou gbtuin Mlieler melt ge-
a~erapdrtig m ct. 2ouis arf geiladl
5ei 8errmnvoten rr6 6rcun0en.
-5rml SEQ, Silent beianO it'd
iiber Sontstog urlo Sorntag 1T Vas
cific, BEL ibren 9rgeb0riger.
-SCIpin Smile lit ~9egerapdrtig in
Ct. 2ouig, oitf 8l'd Bel BERNARD,
ten.
-Srolt Cert. &ebing befano lid
ipdbret6 Der b~ergangclpet @ofe m
ct. 2oltis.
~-ctto 9ettmmm mo @attin ia.
nren ON Ietten dreitog aben6 bier
an, oatf mebrere Sage 3lur ReilNh IT,
rer Gngeb6ri9er.
SRI. GmlIn 2oebnig, BON Ct.
2olris, qeroB cine @ode Serien tei
ibren GTtern, Oscar 9oebntg ruro
8nttin
otto 8. Sidt, pom Stotpe. mar
am letter. Mortag bier. III @eiddi~
ten, ur5 erire,tte and, uins NIT einem
gefish altf lmierer Office.
-Robt. etange. BON TreSeridS.
burg, ipar 8lt Trforg Oieier Nodle
nlehrere Gage bier, ouf @eiitd bel
ieirer Gbpeiter, 6rou 6reb. Gang.
-2olis Offender II. 5on1iIie iino
Rom Siggnsoiae bier ein~Jetrofien
luto DerSen !Sermonn 8u ihrer finn.
.igen Seinlatb modem.
Cine 0radt-Gar Der 0to. FAC.
Balm entgteiite bieier Gage 8tptiden
Gbonois ur0 Rorriion. infoIge bei-
lem finri rpeitere Cars bonn 8eletle
gerporfeu mnrben.
SrI. Roia Giesel begab ih)
an porigen 9orrersto9 mad 8aTl-
ingotn, No., Stm 9ea,h ibrer aH6-
te, SRI. Cora Sfrsel fpelde eunltlif
erfroirft iit.
81. @. Maile, BON Ct. 2olNs,
maj iiher Ieetm Samstog un6 Cont
toa bier auf 8eildl, BET ieinen art8e-
Gorigen, Der 6amilie 5rieoolin Reib-
bart. Serr Made 1T Nliiiter mo
SrfGtra . 9iri9ert ur0 fornmt
iabrlid elm paar maj bierber olf
8eiu6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

SRI. grpbp Neper traf bon Ct.
2ouiS bier Elm, gum 9eii,6 bel Sri.
Rlonh @raf mo arr6eren Sreun6en.
-Sobn Saler feierte ber bi&
idbrige1 9ierten in Ct. 2oitis, m
GeielIidat ieirer 8amiIie.
-gSoIloce @alotin, ron SigginR
oilIe' mo. mar an Ietten Samsh,g
bier altf geiisd, III Ser 6dmiIie bon
Grou GGrait @offi.
-Gbo&. aIid reiite an Lepten
Smnstog altf mebrere Gage rah
Gbamois. ieiher friifRren @eimatb,
Inn oorttge ate 6relm6e 81 heillfen.
-Sermon Drummer, non Rep !6n.
pen, mar om Iebten Sorattdg hier
mEf 9eillh, uf6 ser Sat bon 6en0.
Eefotte mpo Satin.
SleIe utAerer GiIr9er !attga lid
en- letter. Sonstag mad Morriion
be9eber, INN hen 8icrten bort I'll
%ieierrl.
-Trou 8nr. 5oeiiner Sr., lpelde
ibren GItern, in NcStiHrid, einen
8eiiod obgeitottet bate, fe5rte ON
iebten 6reita8 ron bort 3lrriif.
-Senrp Sobn$ te3rte AM per-
gan9enen 5reitaa bon S~brin3iieI6.
30, 3urld, no er bel ieinen Sffpe'
tern iur6 on6eren 0erlpan5ten cine
8ode ntf geiu6 gefpeien mar,
SRI. Mnrp 8nertner, rpeIte BEL
ihren GIter1t, 9enrp @oertner lrt0
@attin, on Der Grene Greet, ouf
8eiu6 gerpeig NOR, reiite an Iekten
Sreitag tpieoer nad ct. 2ouis.
Geo. G. @eber urotIte am Der.
gutge,e1 Greitag einen tlTrsen ab.
neter nod ct. 2ouis our 9eiorgun5
BON Rdihi1,enthetberi 8ir Jortietlri8
Ger 0reifnrbeit.
Geo. @aer, BON Retp SuDen, non
am pergm8eren Sonusag bier oiIf
8eiud bel ieinem 8ater un6 Dobnte
bel oieer BeIegenbeit m,d Dem
8aiebaaG p bel. Der George lit
jest in 9ep Sdpen I'M SoteI9ei66ft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
-Seiter gortIonS Gelfelt 371a
Gents per Sod tei Sefotte Bros.


SRI SeEnta 3efotte 1T am les.
Ten SGnstng iuieSer nodl 81. Soiis
eere'ii.
-SlI. 9mer iupo 6nn;lie befar.
Sen iid) an oersognenert Sosirtag III
9orrson. a,'i 9eiiEb bel Sp. Spd
.rslo @a@n-
-9ernonn sd5t in IeBterer ;3eii
rjitig ooran. alf Gem @ege SIR
.GroBitoo. mir bcben bier iebt be.
reitz q au,os.
Die 6ltbnnerfe ser aterf 9luu.
Der So. iiro jeet fIeiBig bei ser
abIieiengng Hes 9oltboI5es fiir oa5
5un6omcrt Ser tteitell, tatbofidpa,
STRIDE.
-5rIs. Gnritie Ro0e ,as0 QpSia
g'eiger, ron Saniestorpn no, iin5
Qeserapartia oie Gdite bon 5ranf
Sdnperfoettittg 1t. Gdtttit. uon Risib
S=Iar0.
-0ernlalm hat in bieiem CONNER
einen Boom" i'm 9mtye.
IS 8ob1a6uier befnroen iih
sur Get i'm 8dit uno, m0gliderpei.
ic fomnen nod EN- poar niebr bin.
81. at
-Gs lit nidt gait e;ssiabelb
rparum tit 5erunrt nidt me6r 10
1armnnte Bungalows" gebatt tper,
ben, nit enlem 5iibiden @orbof oAer
8artea, oritott einem groben Sole
1inter Dem 9olIe.
-ssacob MeiIe iuto 6dmilie. III
bon 2ouis 9Ios, fnnen
pom Ct 2oatis bierber, I'M Ben @ie--
ten Eel ser SarniIien non 6rieoolin
urrS 8ltIt. 8rehe sat per.
Sic RftaIieSer Ser &ern1af
fa,erfpebr nerhen nnt taititen
5olrrtog Natpnittag, oi,f Sem 6oir.
otae, cit 8asfe+ Tid7if obfoEter. gil
peldem MIR M;taLie6er ser 6elersI
pehr uspo Heren EanliIien GinLaSatl-
Ten erhcf:e1t fper6e1t.
Geo G6erIin ser beige 4gert
iir sic 9Soro un0 Marrpeu @lttos,
,erfolrite 0ieIer Gage on @enrp
oon Gan, cine Serb Sourtn
Gar. 9ies lit ihon oo$ 0rejB8Ite
GitonobiI NEEDLES SER gberIin IN
Sabr nerfouft BOT.
-Gblp. SieoIer uno @attin rel.
ten ON lettat Sum$tag Die6er nad]
Solunbia. Mo., no 0err SieAIer ieitI
in Ser Sdutidbrit beIfdfhstl
II. Snfo[ge zines mathematician
Streites mar sic Tdbrif geid,Ioiiep
ooroen; Sic ar6eit pllrbe dter an
eetar Wontag mieaer miige'omnet
-@ir fdben iett eig @oiier'perf
ms cttd) idon ieit g~crolnler Bet
Leftriifes 2ift. G. tpire Aobs-
m Ser Belt, 5aB NM md ct,nas SIR
eerfh6ner1,tp1 ms SIR @erdeiicyuag
Staa.gsrt= aa;haal miro; |
eiu idlorer 1roBer SprilsbruR-
TEN ar gaai8nc;er Stele. i'm @arF.
o>pie glei6iaQs eteftrt5te 9ete.rd1.
irbg 6es Qorts.
-1oIaertSe Gi,nponer ulFerer
rfodbarlS to5t s9aH;,Nton beTatAcn
an oerfoiiesgt Goqn+c1 in Ser
rmnt: Sos. 8IeiIe. Sos. @rabe,
ri. anata 8rohe. Guil @oitpt. @H~
uin I6Iemeper, 8reS 9ener, SRI.
'6ellie Sdrrn, ISrmi Wiener, Sfo1i
SRI. gert6n a~oehring. g.
5oeing, 8aIter Said itno 6reS
-Srali 8. Stegelnepcr nebit 81.
nile, bon @rarite Gnp. Sn.. un6
Srou SSobr @obein, ron CT Souls,
rofen om Ietten Sonntog bier ein,
nif cine @ode SIM Rensd1 BEL 6eren
gsltter, S,mt 6enrp @aLhefer, IN
,er RGbe non gab. Gle tpurSerl
yer Sltrh Grrit Gn8er6reft nbgeholt
ole 8eiufer in ieirem IIro
ibrer friiberen @eimath beior.
,erte.
Soc. Odbis, meIdpr in q.
3oqris ols gooofat puaftisirt ur6I
ieien gItern. in Berger, ctr'en
n AL 81 E.T.L !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

GIN Rortas oieier 8ofe bon 81
Solsis, I'm fire a~nseboriaen 81 Be
iuf,al.
-GIarence R,ppert luro G1pal.
GTiberIidl Don ct. Souis, beiinSel
lid bier ,aib iigpS Oie @1ite pom III
bert uno @en1rih 9ufh.
-stl'f Dem b;eii3es Eoitamt lie
gen 9rieie iiir:
). 9. Greel,
3arrie Se...
Sri. SiQie Roit, tpet6e Ibren
9rrsber, Sen. 8cit mrs 6nliiie, Ell.
ner 8eils6 ab9eItattet bate, febrtt
an pergongerer Sreitag wieoer rad
Sefferion Gnp 5uriid.
-6mn 6. s. &oss. nebit ainner,
Rom Sittle Sod, arf., la'o 6roil 9D.
alIbImonir, Don ct. &ouis, befin1al
lid bier mi 9eild 6ei sloom 9en-
ser unn 8dttIar.
-G}m. 9oefer un0 6enrn 2et.
mann, ron ct. 2ouis, traien an per.
gnngelVen Jreitng bier Elm uslo iper.
Cen lid eire @ode, beiufape;ie,
bier olIfbultesL
-6rmt Greo q. 0oepfe, bon
alron. SI0, heiirhet lid lett Mon-
Tag oieier 8ode bier, I'M ein poar
@ode,l Bel jbrer Sdtreiier. 6rau
6re0 &nN, 8u p~enpeiIen.
-@eor8 Sobns. petfer 6ltr6
Rbelntati$mlts allf eifIige 3eit at,$
3mmer 9eieiieIt mar. hat iid be,
reits iolpeit er1oIt, nob et ieirel @e-
idpiftcl, piener nad3eten fam.
Die @ittIe Berger Brass @nno
miro am %. 3,tii III Guiirers @rope
on ser SittIe Berger Elm Iicnic nit
oarouffol9etEogm @oI peranItaIten.
Siebe an5eige.
SRI. @ina S6aeier. Sodtcr
BON Nic Sdtaefer uiS Satin, re;iIe
en- ooriaen 0onreritag nah @afapG:-
re, SSrr6., I'M bort in Elm RIoiter ein-
5ittreten lu'o iidJ 5ur Hrmbme 0es
SdJeiers porJlthereiten.
Geo. Storf rnp0 6attin traten
on Iesten Qftnpo6 eine Heiie nnh
Ct. 2oltiS, luro ron BORT notJ 9ltffa'
10. q. g.. Niagaro SAILS, rfp., on,
Inn Ser SIR 3eit bier berritelaOal
!0iee yl ~eat5e1en.
@cbt Sure Outrage iHr Soften Jest,
SSlr fonl- picI i~parelL rpern Er
ellre auitrdae fijr @obLen Jest 9e6t,
no ibr ouserieiere aobsels gu 12tfs
per glJ'!lel hcrer fOiFrt.
6orrp gaer / II.
Sic Gnterpriie Militaru l&2l:5,
n,t55c}eidrIGte MtuiiFfaps ,
iie'ere am @IitrDoh Ibel,c int 2t..o
Sic Whliif tei eine!n Jrc6aR
; our1,qrrcH,rs-r ir Tje Mit1lieNer.
GER 9al2 nnadtca sic @eiie not 9,.u
un> ntr;ld per Yatcs la,,
Nab h;2 T13rt it73rRr no
intepeiiuraer mar ais ali Ser Gi.j-
5shW.
Sir faten iept Hen Gc5cp5c..
oienit nid,t MIR om Gage. ioNNorH
md nihrelrS ser gan5an gIddt 9ei
teiGen @etter fonnt u,S
oit6 Der @lrridl nod eIcs-
idet iy3terr uro ME IarNe :
nor! nod hoitern Epirh. 6iS mir a.a4,
udbrenA oe$ Eo8e$ elettriider
pdbcll lneroeft.
SRI. Morfha SfgniSt. n, iii,
Ter, arf., cire Sdapeirer Ser 1rlu
Gorroo Sdnporb non bier, mar Iegte
8ode in eitem Gcnteit ais }ueite
sie1erin berbor9egorgen mr. ges
rpant ein7f 1reis bon $500. Sec
gorTeIt 6etdnS in sem SnmmeIn
BON SaGTcriptioriert fir 3rpei betoIlt'
te 9derFo1t . 3eitidymite!, ul ocrn
iid1 80 Seperber betteligt frnttsi.
Die arbeiter in Der bieiigen
;Sdntbio6rif hnben 0os 9air3e Sdbr
Eirfarrdl drteit. 9ies III aber in
lmiercn RndlburitIoten nift Ser 6dll
no otls Dem eirei1 ooer Gem aroe'
ran 8rlupo EN- SbeiI, o6er aud Die
idmmtIiden arbeiter cine 3eitlar8
ahselegt per6en. Die etr5igelt. iat-
i~neitruiqen 5eiertooe, melf,e J. 3.
bier eirtrater, sparen i'm SogerrdIlm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

-BaIloce @aIIotin, ron Siggin&.
pile Mo., mar am Ietter Snm$hcg
hier nitf geiied, III Ser 6dnlie bon
Trou G1riit @offf.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24

Is concerned. lie has not n dollar
invested In any county In the dis.
triet. II follows that he has moth.
Ing In common with our people. pay,
no taxes and In the very nature OF
things cannot represent our people
In congress.
We all believe In Home Rule e
Nell Mclean has been one OF us for
nearly thirty years. lie IL an hon.
orabie. decent gentleman. Local
pride. " nothing else. dictates tina,
We should resent the imputation tina,
the third district Is so poor In intel.
lircnec that We are compelled to I'm.
port man 10 represent us at Wash.
inrton.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
THINK IT OVER.

There are no better people on the
face Of the earth than the inhabi-
trants of the Arkansas Valley In Col.
orado Honest and intelligent. en-.
gagged In pursuits that keep them
close to the ground. their natural
impulses direct them In the ways
Of peace and good government They
prosper most when everybody rem
ders obedience to the law.
This campaign L. what the poiiti-
clans call an "off year" No ma
tionai questions are involved. The
great questions which divide the
people. leading one side to call them
selves republicans and the other
democrats. have been definitely set
tied while President Wilson remains
IN the White House.
The people Of the Arkansas Val.
ley this year are only interested IN
state and county affairs. and party
lines In this campaign ar. well nigh
obliterated. The endorsement or
condemnation Of the national admin.
tstration IL not under consideration.
The very fact that 20 many demo
crAts express their determination Ia
vote against n majority OF those on
their party ticket. against what they
stand for. u proof OF the assertion
that they cannot be- driven To the
support Of candidates who are large.
" responsible for th. industrial
troubles that now affiict the state,
BY the cry that they must swallow
the unsasory dish act bcfor. them "a
prove their loyalty 10 the president
The naked truth II that n vote
for the Patterson. .kene han X Keatinr
outfit Il a vote condemninE the pres.
ident There Il no escape from
this proposition ns the following
state facts abundantiy prove. Pres.
sdent Wilson recently directed ths
troops In Colorado 10 permit any cit.
iscn or person desiring 60 become 4
citizen 10 20 TO work In the mines
Tie strikers and their candidates ou
the state ticket openly condemn ths
presideni for this Interpretation Of
Bic order 10 the troops. Now Il d
eeafsiy ~ 70 the democrats 10 say
vhere they stand. II they srs
against the president. Of course they
viii vote for the Pattsrson. Brake.
ksanehan.K Keatins crowd. n the,
aerse With the president they must
vess 70 sustain him In his position
thas . citisen shall not ~ deprived
- Biz risht uades the constitution
= ven 1os ne support Of himself
~ family.
- far - ksaline is eoacssned b
= ~ eaiy directly epDese1 v ~
Deoo11eat = thjs vital eusselou, ~
- = . 49, - H. - ~ 1lso11ol
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
nxUnEx G. M@.

Reubsn c. lngs. rsDsbltean candi-
dats for rsrsssntative p Otero and
Crowley counties. was bofn on . farm
h Allen county. Kansas, August 5.
1867. When twelve years Of age be
moved TO Nsosho Falls. Kan. and
there completed his high school edu-
cation.
In the fall Of 1855 he commenced
work In = store in Garden City. KAN.
and continued for about three years.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24

during which time he had. by care
full economy. saved = few hundred
dollars. with which he went to syra-
cuse. Kan. engaging In the mercan-
tile business there for himself. and
finally by steady bushes habits he
increased the same until he had the
largest mercantile business in that
part OF the state.
In March. 1895. he sold out there
and came to La Junta. where he open
ed a dry goods store In the build
ing now occupied by Todd's drug
store. Three years later he moved
into the store building now occupied
by the Byars Dry Goods Company.
and the Coltinan Pharmacy. and af-
ter successful career OF seven years
he sold out the same. Since that
time he has been engaged In ranch
ing and stock raising. At the pres
ent time he has 4 ranch in otero
county well stocked with blooded
cattle and Is carrying ca the stock
business very successfully.
He has made a close study Of
farming by irrigation. n well as
stock raising and has devoted most
Of his time In that direction. He ID
. practical farmer ana undsrstanda
a. much about Irrigation laws q any
other farmer In the country. having
had large and practical experience
concerning L.
While on the city council Mr.. Inse
vas one Of the most active member
Of the board. working with all hia
might for the city's Interests. He
was chairman Of the street and allsy
committee. and reorganised and
placed the work In that department
upon an efficient and economical
basis for the first time. He also
had much 10 do with the installing
Of the water system st that time
which has proved . success.
He has been . resident Of La Jun.
n In Otero county for about twenty
years. and no one has ever heard q
complaint against his intcsrity. hon.
esty or ability - . private citizen OF
public officer.
You will never find him on the
fence. but on the ride that he thinks
IL right Re they lsboring men.
farmers. merchants. or . corpora.
ton. they will get square deal. and
II entrusted With the office Of rsprs-
seatstive By the voters, hc will 81.
ways ~ found fearless and active in
the faithful discharge Of his duties,
Having made . success Of his OWE
bss1nsss. by carssul psinstakiag q.
tsatioa. be would strive % the u.
most 70 take care Of the intsresss ol
The people of his district. eoaslseiaG
Of 0tero and Crowley countiss II ~
houss Of representatives Of tAil
state.
A vote Tor hin is = vote for yosi
own iatsrsses.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
Change In '.sr.l Delivery s,.,-n.

The announcement that Postmas-
ter General Buricson favors q
change In the rural delivery system
whereby carriers will have 10 bid for
the work and obtain II by bidding
lower than any one else. IL causing
a great apprehension among rural
carriers all over the country. This
Il the old star route system revived.
Under II. the bidder would no doubt
be- allowed 10 take on as many con.
tracts as he could handle. and every
rural carrier would become the en-.
ployc Of the contractor instead Of
rnel. Sam a. he IL nov. In time.
the contractor could become Q big
corporation which would fix the com.
ponsasion Of the men who do the
work st $500 10 $500 = year. instead
Of $1,000 10 $1,000 which the sov.
eminent nov pays them direct, and
tho contractor would get rich on the
work Of the esrrierp. The contractor
would come 10 own the horses. va
CONS or automobiles and the carrier
would become . mere driver.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
New Booa. ., the CITY Ilhrary.


Councilman. W. T.-Disease and
Its Causes.
Davidson. J. B.-Agricuiturai En-.
cheering.
Edwards. Agnes-our Common
Road.
Grant. A. IA History Of Eu.
rope.
Kerschensteiner. G. M.-The idea
Of the Industrial School.
Lancaster. y. R.-Scicncc From
IN Easy Chair.
Lancaster. Y. R.--Scicncc From,
sn Easy chsir-second Series
Myers. p v.---Histosy a. Past
Ethics.
Noycs. w.-Desisn and construe.
sion In Wood.
Salisbury. II. d. and Others Mod.
ssn Geography for High Schools.
Holland. II. s.--The Heart Of Sai.
lie Temple.
Rhodes. Y. M.-Bransford In Ar.
cadta.
Blaisdeii. ~. r.-Twiiisht Town.
Cave. E.-The hoy Scouts Hike
Dook.
Eastman. c. A.--lndian Chiid I.ifs
0ricrson. u. w.-sir walter Scott
Msstnston. M.-Festival Plays.
Rsmiek. o. M.-Oisaioeh 0iri'
q Camp West.
oAases. D. c.--Iiasper's Desinsisl
nDectsicity.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
Loyal Guard. were Entertained.

The Loyal Guards Of the Christian
Bible school held their regular meet
ing at the home Of their teacher. Mrs
W. z. Cissne. on Wednesday even
Ing. Ten members were present and
the regular business Of the club was
first dispensed with after which the
boys enjoyed . social time and ~
srssh0sass os punpkin ~ and
gSapss. Ths elass VIII nset In two
weeks With Carl Ritter.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24

b no discsinina4toa bstwssa cities
ON thiss account. And Il ~ two NJ
lion Or more dollars annually spsnt
for Intoxicating liquors In the Unit
ed States, we're spent for things
worth vhils. they would add greatly
TO the busineas well ~ 70 the welfare
OF the country.
But the most absurd argument ad-
vanced Il that prohibition DOES not
prohibit II Il like saying that the
law against larceny does not abolish
theft But II is apparent to the
meanest intellect that II there were
no law against larceny there would
be vast increase In stealing. II Is
simply 4 question OF the enforcement
OF the law. In some prohibition
states the Law Is enforced. while In
others II IL not. For long time the
Law was not enforced In Kansas. but
Is now effectively administered. But
even with lax enforcement the moral
conditions. In Kansas. n affected by
the liquor traffic. were much better
than In license states. Now Il II \
model. And Kansas with its pres
ent effective enforcement OF its pro-
hibitory laws convincingly proves
that prohibition will prohibit II
the prohibition amendment Is prop
erly buttressed by the necessary
statutory enactments there will be no
difficulty In making II effective.
Having in their hands the powers Of
the Initiative and referendum the
people will see that the proper ma
chinery Is supplied for Its effective
enforcement
II has been four hundred years
since the first Anglo-Saxon iegisla-
tion was enacted for the regulation
OF the liquor traffic. Since that time
It has been the subject OF innumer-
able legislative acts. all drawn for the
purpose OF minimizing the evils that
grow out OF II. II has been the
source OF two-thirds Of the crime Of
civilized lands. II has produced
half the paupers. II has put into the
pcnitentiaries and jails wo-thirds Of
their inmates. II has furnished
more than half the business OF the
courts. II has added untold sums to
the cost OF governments. II has cor
rupted the politics Of the land. II
has bribed and debauched the officers
OF the law. II has destroyed the ef-
iiciency of millions OF men and rem
dered them burdens to the common
wealth instead OF producers. II has
never added a cent To the wealth OF
the world. but has destroyed bill
lions produced by honest toll. For
every dollar Il has brough; 10 the
men engaged In II. II has cost the
general public ten. II II the most
ueGantic economic blunder the civi.
iised peoples Of the world ever com
mitted. I@s - have . IscSd lssesval
n Colorado. La ~ rrasenhsv the
''issolerslsle hsrss aad tsoahaes'' we
have ssff~red from this traffic asd
sssfes them N asore.
y. W. MCDANIEL.
La Junta. October ?ist.