davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Delavci ma Aurori, MINI, in tisti.
katerl pridete ma Auroro. ne pozabite
posetiti kovaeev "Saloon' kjer VAN
oode sodr. Movlan postregel 8 hladno
In sveto pijaeo in unijskimi smoikami.
Delavcl, Podpiralte svoje organizira
ne tovsrise.
ANA KOVAc.
Main utica. Aurora Mimi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
UzB DOH

y Jenny Lind. Ark. ujitelj ali IL
titeIllca. Iii j. zmozcn ali zmozna
angleSkcva jezika.
Ponudbc L. naSloyili ma
Jos. Iclclnikar. Box 1874.
u Jenny Lind. Aark.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
CEMENT rOiaki!

Kot stara tvrdka "a izdelovanie
harmonik (tudi V starem kraju)
kakor tudi popravo, Sc Yam pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
RAD BI ZVEDEI,

kle Sc nahaiata moia prijatelja
Frank Jeras in End Writ. Kdor
hi ycdcl "a "jijd naSloy mai ga
b%lagovoli naznaniti ma Spodnji ma
Siov. ali pa mai Sc Sama javi'a.
.lakoh Nidmar, IIackctt. Pa.
tx advr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Tannenhaum. katcri .jc vodil
hrczp0Sclnc katoliSko ccrkey ~.
AlphonSa Y New Iorku. je glcdc
znanja do rimSkc ccrkvr gotovo
So v"lik "grccnhorn". Sedaj So je
nancil in Y bodocc Sc bo cerhvc
ognil kakor volciega brloga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Dolgo casa Sc MISC upali ma dan
diGni skebje. Slednjic so prilezli
kakor @turki IL spranj - seveda
ma kOmando kompanijskega popa
Luke. Pop Jim .je pomolil 'reSo-
lucijO' pod nos. GeS: ''TOlc pod.
piSite. Janczi!' In Janezi so pod
pisali. Ha, ha, ha!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

tlovck napadc cloveka in "a
pretepe, ia jc e Grn. Tepcni le-
ii ma tleh in vpiie "a pomoc. Te-
daj pridejo polieaii in zgrabijo-
ma len lczetega. tcpenega reveal,
ceS ola mott mir, ker proved vpije
Tlsti pa. HI le tcpel. stcji craven
in Sc smele. Ali je to pravica
RavnO tako So godi 4 delavcrm.
Nedno ic tepen i'll ogoljufan i'll
kadar p%rOtcNtira - bodisi = straj-
kom ali 4 drugimi srcdstvi - te-
dal lc Sc povrh tcpcn in zaSit Y
zapor, ker ncce biti - zadovolicn
Dclavcc. kako dolgo Sc,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Nikar sc ne smejajte. sodrugi
kar lie res, ie res. Skebje SO Sc
zbrali V cerkvi in soglasno oplju-
vail vse, kar ne lie s,fhih pet car.
in ''Zimu".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Ali gre pop IA delavccm, ali de
lavcc gre "a popom? Do seda.i je
bilo tako, da je sci pop "a DELAY
Gem. Dclavcc gre Vcdno tam, kjcr
j. zasluzck in kruh in potem Sclc
pride pop, cc ga prvi hocc. Idai
pa hocejo Rimci. ola hi dclTrci no.
dill "a popi, kamor Jim bodo oni
rckli. Ali nj to viSck domiSljavo.
vosti? Ali res misliio. ola .jc naSc
proletarSko ljudstvo najbolj zabi.
to ma Svctu!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

kapiializem dokazujc vsak dan.
ia ne more uposliti vsega DELAY
mega ljudstva. Ljudstvo ie torei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Huda Je Iudal Rimcem zmanj-
kuje paSnikov. Nsak dan je mani
- volne. Slovenski delavci Sc uce
ziveti zivljenje casa in to ziyelje-
ME zahteva prostost mislenja -
boi Ia izbolisanje delovnih raz-
mer. Pop je ostal V ozadju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

latne nasititi jc krScansko
drlo uSmiIjcnja uti ccrkey -
della pa drugace. &c pride Y GER
kew. HI ie brcl della in lacen in &C.
prcSi jesti. tcdaj "a da cerkey "a
preti Y ieto. To Sc le zgodilo V
New Iorku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
DR.. W. c. 0hlendOrf. NJ. D

IA notranJe bole0nt
In ranocelnik.
.sdravniskA prebkava Srezpiaeno-.,.
tati js lie Ldravila 1924 Blue Islam.
Ave, Chicago. Ureduje Cd / do , 20
pei; od 7 do 9 zveSer. Izvrn Chir.r.
aivedi bslniki maj piBejo sloveu-ko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Sedai Selc so sc zdramili, ma
nejo 81 oGi in pravijo: "Enkrat
moramo zaGeti." Vsi zlomki -
kaj ste pa do zdai delalif
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
E. BACHMAN

E. BACHMAN
1719 s. Centre Ave. Chicago, III.
.je najvecia Geskoslovenska de
lavnica zastav, znakov. cepic in
vseh druStvenin potrebScin.
Zahtevajte takoj pc poSti MOI
veliki cenik, XII ga Van posljem
- popolnoma zastonj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Koliko krika in vika ie bilo.
Koliko Sc .ic mucil Jancz. koliko
80 gn.iavali drugi. Dvaisct let ze
organizirajo, mijavkajo, jodlajo,
godejo in tulijo - 20 lcpih let H.
poSiliajo med svet Am. Sloven-
ca koncno pa sami sebi
priznajo. da MISC delali mic! o bo.
govt, jokaite Sc!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

ker pa ae Skebje uganjajo svoje
burke - in cello V postu, - mo-
rail- hi ''obsoditi" tudi svoi skeb.
ski listic, kateri ie drugi tedcn
straika pisal: Proc 5 stavkoka.
zii' TO hi Sele bila burka
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
BELEZKE.

O. sakramiSl Galumetski ske-
bic so obsodili 'Proletaca' in mu
izrekli - nezaupnico,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

kakO flctno hi bilo. &C. hi Ia 81
stem ze bil Y operaciji. Ma primer
ralumetski Luka hi obvcstil CEN
tralo ma kranjSkcm tSkofa). da
y Calumctu Scda.j rabijo veliko
dclavccv (Luka hi nc pisal. da IA.
bijo Skebe) in lupniki hi SIi brz ma
d"lo III pOslali armada nczavcdnin
rcvclcy Calumet, kjer hi Sc
zglasili : krstnimi liSti pri Luki.
kapitaliSti hi seveda bill veScli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

PrOletarec' in Zavedno DELAY.
stvo Sc pCzvizga ia skebe. Luke in
niegOvo SlamnatO rcsolucijo,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

opraviceno. ia Sc pola~ti industrii
in 81 upoSli Same.
Ali jc brczposelnost zloGim Ako
nj. zakaj potem zaprrajo brezpo-
seine liudi, Xxi proSijO kruha in
%prenociSda! Ako je. zakaj ne "a
prcio tistih. Xxi 50 zakrivili hrezpo-
SelnoSto
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Pred ID. morda tudi 10 lett bi
mogOce Sc slo to, kar i tako lepo
domiSllujeo naSi Rimci. Ali da-
mes - good nihgt, - kje ste 20!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

kako lepo sanjajo Rimci. Nase
llencem bi treba re V start domo-
vlni zavezati oGi i'll zapOpati use
Sa. Vsak izseljenec bi Sc moral
meldati' pri zupniku 'voje fare.
Tam bi dobil krstni list in pa ma
logo. kan mora iii III pri katerem
popu Sc mora zglasiti. kadar pri-
de 'delelo svobode'' NajbofjSc
hi bilo, ce hi vsak tax izselicuec
dobIl poleg krstncga lista tudi
numaro' INA hrbct. tako da So
ne IIgubi IL - credc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
On Booster "trip

Some time next Wednesday this city
will be visited by big delegation of
business men from Ordway who will be
upon booster trip to advertise Crowley
day in adjacent points throughout the
Arkansas Valley.
The boosters will be met with a
hearty welcome in this city, according
to plans that are under way, and they
will carry with them the positive assur-
ance that our people will be over in
force on Aug. 6 to partake of their
barbecue and assist in making this
year celebration one that will long be
remembered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
Holds WeIl-Attended Heeting In
This City

The regular monthly meeting of the
Otero County Law and Order league
was held in this city on Monday even
ing and called forth the largest gather
ing since its organization, there being
about so present from La Junta and
about three times that number of local
members.
The most important business trans
acted was the adoption of resolution
pledging the support of the league to
the statewide prohibition movement.
This action came following an address
by Rev. A. j. Finch of the state anti
saloon league, which also induced the
adoption of resolution authorizing the
executive committee to confer with
the county anti-saloon league and ar
range for the consolidation of the two
organizations.
Acting upon suggestion from At
torney M. F. Miller of La Junta it is
likely that plans may shortly be pro-
mulgated that will result in closing the
saloons in Swink even before the vote
is taken upon statewide prohibition.
This proposition will be discussed at
the ext meeting, which will be held in
La Junta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Summary-Two-base hit, Hines.
Struck out by F. Littler 9. by Dunlap 8,
by jackson 8. First on balls. off Dun
lap /, off F. Littler 2. Hit by pitcher.
Cau.k. Passed ball. Hoover. Wild
pitches. Dunlap /. jackson 2. Time. 2
hours. Umpire, Wilson.
Athletes Win
The Athletes of this city and aSeam
from La Junta which was made up of
the best players in the latter city out
side the league club, crossed bats in a
game last Friday afternoon that was
interesting from start to finish.
1t was the first appearance of the
Athletes and their playing made good
impression on the fans and it is safe to
say that larger crowd will be in at
tendance when they play their next
game.
Campbell and Beall were in the points
for the Athletes while Beck and Coyle
officiated for the visitors and both
pitchers showed some good work. In
both the infield and the outer garden
there were very few errors on either
side but the home team succeeded in
getting hits when they meant runs
while Campbell kept the hits scatter
ed and the visitors were able to score
in but one inning, while five men
crossed the plate for the Athletes.
The score:
La Junta o o G o OIL
Rocky Ford -2 o l o o 100 2 SIS
Struck out: BY Campbell z. by Beck
8. Base on balls. off Campbell l.. off
Beck !. Hits. La Junta S. Rocky Ford
6. Umpire, Knause.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
MUST HOP LAST HOP
Crowley County Buys Two Tons of
Arsenic to Feed GrassnOppers

According to the following from the
Ordway New Era the grasshopper in
vasion recently reported through the
Arkansas Valley will soon be past his
tory in Crowley county:
"The grasshoppers ara expected to hop
their last hop within the next few days.
War has been declared on them and the
county commissioners are leading the
advance guard in that they are. for the
county, financing the war. An order was
placed last Saturday with Edgar Bros.
druggists. for two tons Of arsenic, the
largest amount of poison ever received
by a retailer in the state. The arsenic
will be mixed with bran and other ingre-
dents and delivered free to the farmers.
who raise cantaloupes, or others who
desire to aid in the determination OF the
pest.
The grasshoppers have been increasing
in numb ers for the past two or three
weeks and so bad have they become that
they are making raids on the cantaloupe
fields and seriously damaging the vines,
and would soon begin their work on the
melons,"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
AUTOMOBILES
FOR AEROPLANES
Thrilling Free Attraction for
Arkansas Valley Fair
APPROPRIATIONS GREAT
Err THAN EVER BEFORE
Twelve Thousand Dollars will be
Expended In Purses, Premiums
and Free Attractions

The Arkansas Valley Fair asso-
citation on Tuesday of this week
closed with G. A. Young of Camp
BELLS United Shows for their free
acts and shows during our big
fair week.
This carnival company is one of
the largest in the West. 1t is at
present in California and is work
ing this way and the representa-
tive says that our date will fill in
just right.
For their free feature act they
are reported to have something
that will make that creepy sensa-
ton chase itself up and down the
spinal column of those who wit
ness it and is in itself guaranteed
to be we'll worth the price of adj
mission to the fair.
1t is put on by the Fearless
Greggs and is performed by men
and women riders with autos that
pass each other in the air.
This act alone commands $1,000
a week and 1t takes 35 tons of
machinery to set it up. The auto
that makes three revolutions in
the air weighs 1900 pounds, SO it
may be inferred that it is no toy
affair.
This act will take place in front
of the grandstand and is guaran-
teed to be thriller from start to
finish.
From this big free attraction it
may be understood that the fair
association is doing its share to
make our big fair the greatest
ever this year. The Enterprise
has it from the best authority that
the amount appropriated for
purses, premiums, music and free
attractions this year will total
$12, 900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
THE SAME OLD GANG
Democratic Crew Would Like to Re-
tain Charge of County Affairs

That the officials who have had charge
of county affairs during the past term
may reap the reward for their trans
gressions and go down to oblivion with
their fellow incompetents in the state
capitol, the Democrats of Otero county
in assembly at La Junta on Monday
placed in nomination the same old
bunch that has been "riding the county
to ruin" There was but one solitary
exception to the rule IF. M. Harsin,
commissioner from the Rocky Ford dis
trict-who saw the handwriting on the
wall and backed off to make way for
the strongest candidate the party could
find, II. A. Dawley, who again bankers
to feed at the public crib after two
years rest.
But three new candidates received a
look in from the Democrats, and one of
these-Mosby A. Lee of La Junta-will
attempt to oust our efficient and popular
Republican sheriff, Alex Yant.
Col. Fred Perdue of this city presided
over the assembly as chairman and r.
C. Todd of La Junta was secretary. The
nominees for county offices were: By
reclamation, George b. McCauley for
clerk; BENZ. G. Wilson for treasurer;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
LETTER CARRIERS
VIII Hold Annual Convention in This
CITY Next Sunday

Rocky Ford letter carriers have all
arrangements made to give their breth-
ren of the Rocky Mountain District as
sociation hearty welcome when they
assemble here on Sunday, July 26, for
their twelfth annual convention.
This district includes the states of
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona and
New Mexico, and from advices received
about every branch will have delegate
at the convention, SO that very large
attendance is expected.
A special inducement is offered the
letter carriers this year in that they
will have the opportunity of meeting
Ed. ]. Cantwell, the national secretary,
a pleasure that comes but seldom to the
Wsttern districts.
The convention will be held in. X. of
P. hall, and is necessarily held on Sun
day to give the letter carriers an oppor-
tunity to attend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
OFF AGAIN ON AGAIN
Rocky Ford ReIinqulshes Hold on
First Place to the Lamar Bunch
Second Team Beats La Junta

Lamar defeated Rocky Ford last
Sunday by score of 8 to 2 in an ex-
citing contest, which was well played
considering the condition of the
grounds.
The infield was sea of mud and the
outer garden was lake of water.
All the scores by both teams were
caused primarily by the sloppy condi-
tion of the field.
Dunlap started on the mound for
Rocky Ford but was compelled by ill
ness to retire during the fifth inning.
He was replaced by Jackson who was
very effective against the alleged
sluggers, but was trifle wild.
The result of the game put La mar
back in first place by margin of one
half game. The score:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Get Into Movies

On Tuesday evening this city was
visited by Frank A. Davis, secretary of
the National Old Trails Road associa-
ton, and M. B. Faidley, motion pic
ture artist from Kansas City. These
gentlemen left Kansas City on July II
and are taking pictures along the pro-
posed route of the coast to coast high
way for advertising purposes. Rocky
Ford was the first side trip made from
the old Santa Fe Trail route, which
makes it appear as though the Santa
Fe Trail-Rainbow Route through
Colorado may be designated as por-
ton of the highway.
The motion picture artist secured
pictures of Senator Crowley's big or
chard, the Elk's home, high school
park, etc, which the association repre-
sentative said would be revelation of
the prosperity and beauty of the
! Arkansas Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
WILL NOT TiB up
Sentiment of Citizens Against Pro-
posed Water Contract

"A goodly number of citizens turned
out on Wednesday evening, despite the
downpour of rain, to discuss the pro-
posed contract of the Pearl Springs
Water Co.
Pursuant to the call of Mayor Roberts
the meeting was held in the Elks home,
and at its very outset the mayor took
occasion to contradict some newspaper
statements of his standing upon the
proposition. He denied that he had
ever publicly expressed himself in favor
of the proposed water contract or had
attempted to put anything over" on
the people. He at all times favored the
public discussion of matters of civic i'm
port before decisive action was taken
by the council.
The citizens assembled were not slow
in expressing their views upon the pro-
posed contract, and so condemnatory
were the expressions-not one voice
being raised in its favor-that The En-
terprise is of the opinion no further at
tempt will be made by the Pearl Springs
Water Co. to furnish this city with
water, until they can reduce the price
and give reasonable assurance that they
can deliver the goods"
In the meantime Rocky Ford will try
to plug along with a never-failing sup
ply of artesian water, the purest and
best in the Arkansas Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
CAMPAIGN STARTED
Mems Law and Order League of Colo
RADIO Gets to Work

Denver, July 2O-The announcement
Mems Law and Order League that an
active campaign for the principles as
laid down at the mass meeting of Colo
RADIO citizens in Denver last month,
would be at once undertaken is meet,
ing with hearty support from every part
of Colorado
There is strong demand from the
business and professional men of the
state that a stand for supremacy
of law, and for its enforcement
at all times and under all circum-
stances, be taken by the people of
the state at the next election, which
will be so strong that there will be no
doubt in the minds of the people of the
United Statet as to Colorado's ability to
take care of her own affairs. The
taking of such stand will also mean
that capital necessary for the develop
ment of the great natural undeveloped
resources of the country will then come
to this state.
During the week many thousand copies
of the Declaration of Principles of the
League havebeen sent into every country
of tine state. The replies being received
at the headquarters Rooms 4l3-4l4
Chamber of Commerce Building indicate
! that the great majority of the people
heartily commend the platform as thus
presented.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Mosby A. Lee for sheriff; H. A. Daw-
ley for commissioner and Mark benson
for surveyor.
For assessor j. A. Gauger, the pres
ent incumbent, was opposed by c. c.
Buchanan, his chief deputy. Each can
didate received II votes and so the
names of both will go to the primaries.
For superintendent of schools j. l..
Kellogg SHE'D his hat in the ring, and
as he drew 65 votes against rs for S. S.
Phillips the scrap will go to the voters
of the county.
The name of H. H. King of La Junta
was sprung against r. d. Thompson
for coroner, but the latter secured the
nomination by vote of 80 to 54.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Why Are Some Folks Human
Grasshoppers?

They called him freight Car Freddy lie was slow
but somehow He got there in his own peculiar time
and route Freddy not hobo but rising young man
in class all his own
They also called him FREDDY the Human GrasshoP-
per-" You never knew where to find him.
Freddy the antithesis of himsef-if you can get
that
He the Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde of motion Now
you 3im slow and deliberate freight car and
you don't, fast and elusive grassiopper IL
needed magician to keep tabs this real Freddy
The land of newspaper readers has few Freddles
One time they start their trip through the paper and
proceed slowly stopping at station The next
time they Jump through it in to make
the average grasshopper green with envy.
Be freight if you must but don't be grasshoppe
Better be neither.
The sensible newspaper reader is MODERATE He's
not a plodder II skipper, but PICKER.
Are you following CONSISTENTLY the ads in this
paper that appeal to you?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
WATERMELON DAY MEETING

more than twenty years has been customary for
the Rocky Ford and vicinity to meet at about this
appoint the committees and discuss plans
making Watermelon Day successful in the highest de-
gree This year will meet Monday evening" July 2th'
at tho Elks o'clock for this purpose This,
any other day of the year, ourste day for which
Rocky Ford noted all the wordhe first and original
of all special days. Let make effort to make this
greatest them ALL Remember the place and the date
and he present. u. L. ROBERTS, Mayor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
GEORGE PINGREE I
slain BY wife
Summoned to Lamar Home
and Shot Four Times
JEALOUSY SAID TO
HAVE CAUSED TRAGEDY
Victim was Former Water Superln-
tendent of This City and News
Shocks Many Friends


the Denver Alfalfa d Milling
company, owners and operators of
a chain of alfalfa mills in Prov
ers county, was shot and Instant
ly killed by his wife, Mrs. Milliss
Pingree, at their home in Lamar
on Friday evening.
News of the tragic death of
George Plngree brought shock
to numbers in this city, where he
was formerly quite well known,
having served as superintendent
of the city pumping station dur
ing the years 1908 and 1909, and
to none did the news cause great
er sorrow than to the members of
st. Johns Lodge No. rs, A. F. d
A. NJ, of which he was a member
in good standing at the time of
his sudden taking off.
Shot Four Times
Four bullets entered Pingree's
body, one above the heart, one in
the abdominal region, one in the
thigh and the fourth in the right
leg above the knee. Immediately
after the shooting Mrs. Pingree
notified the police and gave her
self up.
.'Oh, 1 don't know what ever
ruade me shoot him." Mrs. Pin
gree told the under sheriff who
made the arrest. II have been
sick ten days and today ! have
been crying all the time. Tie re-
volver had been in the house un-
til about three weeks ago, when it
disappeared.
"This afternoon when L was out
to feed the chickens, l found it in
the shed and brought it to the
house. Yesterday afternoon I
called him up on the telephone
and he reached home about 6:30.
81 had not got supper ready
and he asked me not to prepare
any. 1 do not know how to de-
scribe how l felt. l am Just as
sane now as anyone, but remem-
ber nothing about the killing"
coroner's Jury Charges rlurder
At the coroner's inquest on Sat
urday the principal witness was
Miss Rachel Mears, who lived
next door to the Pingrees and was
the first to reach the scene of the
tragedy.
"Mrs. Pingree told me that she
and her husband had disagreed
the night before, she testified,
''and that Pingree had left for
work that morning before he had
forgiven her. During most of
that day, she said. she had cried,
fearful that her husband was
about to leave her, as she said he
had threatened.
"Unable to bear the suspense
longer, che declared, she had
called her husband on the tele-
phone and he had reached the
house about $3.50 o'clock. She
said she had not prepared supper
and that her husband told her he
did not wish any.
"She asked him. she declared, /,
to forgive her, and he had repuls-
ed her. Then, she said, she shot
him.
The coroner's jury found that
Mrs. Pingree had killed her hus-
band with felonous intent and in
formation charging her with mur-
der was filed in the district court
ON Monday.
Immense Crowd at Funeral
Under the auspices of the
Lamar Masonic lodge the funeral
of George Pingree was held on
Sunda y afternoon and was attend
(Continued on Last Page)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-13
8eitMnnsanIaac aeritSrt.

@oibelt Sno., 10. Ge5embcr.
Die u9ieips-GimeS" 3eihngs- -9lnlage
bieriel6it mliroe beute ourb eine
6eucrsbrltuit 5nrilort, weI1e einen
@aionmt.@erllit BON $4,000 sur
5olge 6attc. Der @rauo na6m icis
men llriprung IN eincm 9u4laoeu,
Der nl@ IN gli9c gcle9t wuroc.