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The Penn's Grove record., 1914-10-23
FINAL WAR
\ BULLETINS

The French official report said the
Allied lines from Belgium to the
heights of the Meuse, all of which
had been repulsed. The Beleians
held the User River, in Belgium.
Berlin announced that the Allies had
been defeated west of Lille, and
reported heavy fighting in Belgium,
without giving any result.
The Russian troops have advanced
to Skierniewice, forty miles south
west of Warsaw, Indicating that the
Germans have met a further repuIse
in that region, %Petrograd said. Vien-
ma reported ~ces to GaIicia.
In South Africa the rebellion of
Colonel Maritz has been virtually
broken up. Another lot of officers
and men have beer captured, while
others have surrendered voluntarily
to the African authorities.
1t was announced in Berlin that a
German warship had sunk the Brit
ish submarine E-3 in the North Sea.
It was also reported that a German
submarine had sunk the British
steamer Glitera.
Thousands of Japanese to hundreds
of Germans were reported killed as
TsIngtau. Japan seized important
German Islands in the Pacific.
Germany, according to Information re-
ceived from Berlin, is preparing to
deal Great Britain a decisive blow.
The scheme is to disembark several
army corps somewhere in the south
of England while the grand fleet is
occupied with fighting the German
fleet in the North Sea.
The French War Office
that the British fleet has assisted
the Belgian Army in repuIsinq Ger
man attacks between Newport and
Dixmude.
The Austrian heavy artillery Is said to
be in action, and the Russian loss
es at PrzemysI are estimated at 4o,-
600.
The German General Staff
that the attacks of the Allies to the
west and northwest of Lille have
beer repuIsed with heavy losses.
Berlin reports that the German-Aus-
trian advance In Russian Poland
has been greatly hampered by bad
weather conditions.
Four German torpedo boat destroyers
were sunk, in a battle off the Dutch
coast, by four British destroyers
and the cruiser Undaunted. The
British trawler Ajax was blown up
by a mine, and nine men persisted.
The few survivors of the British
cruiser Hawke, sunk by a German
submarine, arrived at Aberdeen.
The Rumanian au+ho~i]i--
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British Celebrate
Big Naval Victory

London.-All England is jubilant
over the naval victory in the North
Sea, when the British cruiser I'm
daunted, assisted by four torpedoboat
~destroyers, attacked and sank four
German ~destroyers. The news of
the U~ndaunted's victory was received
throughout all of Great Britain with
great rejoicing, especially at Harwich,
the port from which the cruiser sailed
only a few hours before she met and
defeated the German warcraft.
1t is understood here that the en-
gagement with the German craft oc-
Cured near the mouth of the Scheldt.
No details have as yet been received
as to the German losses, but it is
known they are heavy.
An official announcement from Ber-
lin, transmitted to the Reuter- Tele-
gram Company from Amsterdam. saws
that the German torpedo boat de-
stroyers S115, SLY, Sis and S119
met the British cruiser Undaunted
and four destroyers close to the
Dutch coast, and according to British
official news, the German destroyers
were sunk and t~hirty-one of the crew
landed in England.
This announcement is signed by
Behnicke, department chief of the
naval headquarters staff.
The steamship Modesto, A which
picked up forty-eight survivors of the
British cruiser Hawke, sunk in the
North Sea last Thursday by a German
submarine, arrived in Ch~ristiania,
says a dispach from the Copenhagen
correspondent Of Reuters Telegram
Company. The Modesto picked up the
survivors from a small boat five hours
after the disaster, and later trans
ferred them to an English trawler
off the Scottish coast.
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Kaiser's Reinforced Armies Make Su-
preme Effort to Break Lines Of the
Combined French, British and Bel
gian Forces as Climax of Western
Campaign.
LOSSES MOUNTING HIGH
IN BATTLE IN THE OPEN


had only to install batteries of ar
tillery.
Officers of the Allies say they have
noticed that only about 40 per cent.
OF the shells from these guns explode.
They say also that the prodigality of
the fire from them has apparently de-
pleted the German supply of ammuni-
ton, as the intensity of the fire has
lately diminished.
Sweden has ordered all lights on
her coasts extinguished so that they
cannot be of use to the navies of the
belligerent Powers"
The situation in Belgium on account
of the shortage of food is growing
more serious and efforts are being
made by American officials to hurry
relief, especially to Brussels, where
the need is greatest.
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Kaiser Will Raid
London When New
Zeppelins Are Ready

Observation-Disclosures from an
authoritative source shows that the
precautions being taken in London
against an airship attack are thor
oughly justified, though a bit prema-
ture.
While occasional minor raids may
be made On London sooner if Ger
many gets a foothold on the Channel,
the Grand Aerial Armada will not be
launched against England until Febru-
airy, for Germany will not be ready
till then.
I'VE are building 200 aeroplanes
especially for the attack on London.
These are of a new and extra large
type, capable of carrying 1000 pounds,
in addition to the weight of the pilot
and bomb thrower," said a German
aviator.
These new aeroplanes will not be
in commission before February. l am
training the flyers now at special avia-
ton camps. / have been often in
London. vas flying in England last
spring"
Asked if there was any truth In the
statement that Germany had fifty
Zeppelins six weeks ago, he replied
frankly:
THAT is nonsense. But we are
working on new zeppelins night and
day, and by February we shall have
forty7six."
Confirmation, of a sort, Of the
planned aerial attack on London
comes from Count Zeppelin himself,
who returned to his home in Stuff
CART, Wurtemberg, after a three days
stay in Berlin. Herr Krupp Won
Bohlen, the armor king, was in town
during the same time and stopped at
the same hotel, the Kaiserhof, which
is the nearest one to the Ministry of
War.
An American woman, one of the
refugee guests, had recognized the
venerable count in the lobby, and,
rushing up to him, exclaimed: Tell
me, when are the Zeppelins going to
London?"
Count Zeppelin bowed politely, RI
plying:
wait and see. Only give us time,
madam"
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Berlin (via Amsterdam).-The fol-
lowing statement was issued by. the
War Office in Berlin:
After several weeks of desperate
resistance our troops have captured
some of the forts surrounding VerdVn.
This opens the way for an attack on
the main Notifications, and prepare
tions for this are now being made"
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LAUNCH NEW ATTACK
ALLIES HOLD AT EVERY POINT
ENGLAND MAY BE RAIDEDSOON
DUG IN LIKE MOLES, ARMIES
IN FRANCE FIGHT
UNSEEN.

: ST. MiHIEL, France.-Fieht-
: ing day and night from deep
I trenches whose wonderfully ef-
4 fective entangIements of barb
Z ed wire, steel sharp-poInted
! rods and sharp-pointed stakes
! are almost touching, the thou
I sands of men comprising the
{ German left and the French op-
! posing wing seldom see each
: other.
: Probably never before has
1 there been staged a battle so
7 t~heatrlcaIIy set as is the pres
: ent. The line Of battle runs
! wave shape for miles through
/ dense forests, over and around
] high hills and across deep val
: leys, traversed with fast run
! ming streams of water.
The French stubbornIy contest
] every attempt on the part of
! the Germans to advance. Lines
! OF trenches are extended a foot
I at a time. The thousands on
Z each side dig themselves in like
! field moles.
: They cover their every move
I ment. Even the guns are hidden
{ and their location cannot be as
: ~eertalned by the opposing forces,
! as their smokeIess powder leaves
! no trace. And In the open ooun-
/ try the trenches are so con-
] structed as to be invisible to an
! aviator unless he flies very low.
J When he does fly low he seldom
/ returns to report. But there are
] always volunteers on both sides
: to attempt it. They 60 out and
J most of them are killed. A few
[ are treated with the considera-
] ton their daring demands.
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Taunht federation.

Having found a parable of Jeremy
Taylor teaching federation. Franklin
said: 1T was well worth being known
to all mankind" and rewrote it in
Scripture language. calling it, Gene
sis Al" He kept a copy in his Bible,
and would read the chapter aloud, to
obtain the remarks of the Scriptur-
arians upon it. Lord Kames, to whom
he had given a copy, printed it, with
out Franklin's consent, in his History
of Man"
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Japanese Cruiser Is
Blown Up by Germans;
274 of Crew Drown
Mikado's Vessel, the Takachiho, De.
stroyed In Bay of kaiser's China
Stronghold, Now Under Attack
by Japanese and British Fleet.

Tokio.-The japanese cruiser Ia
kachfho was sunk in Kiaochu Bay,
it was officially announced here. Only
n officer and nine of the crew are
known to have been saved.
The Takachiho was 800 feet long
and Of forty-six feet beam, with a
displacement of 300 tons. Her main
battery consisted of eight 6-inch guns
and her speed was about eighteen
knots. She carried a crew of 2S4
men.
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HOW SOLDIERS ACT AFTER
RETURNING FROM THE
FIRING LINE.

PARIS.-How the different
soldiers act after returning from
the firing line is told by one
correspondent. He states that
the French, although fatigued
by long duty In the trenches,
are gay and usually collect
brush at once and prepare a
meal. The British troopers first
think of their razor, and after a
clean shave take a swim. Then
to the soccer field for a game.
The Belsians are more or less
gay, but are exceedingly bitter
against the invaders.
The East Indians, whose cries
n weird battle songs on the
heid of strife strike terror to the
hearts of the invaders, are usu-
ally extremely taciturn when
idle. They get off to themselves
in small groups and quietly dis
cuss events in their native
tongues.
The Moroccan troops are
prone to sleep. However, the
brides of Their horses are tied
to their arms, and they r
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Order to show dsu.- on Petition for
MortxsginE of Heal E..tnt~

Sts'. o. Colorado, County OF n,ero, IS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN PRO
BATE
In the matter Of the estate of Henry
o Wheeler. deceased
order to Show cau-. on Petition for
NertgRglnR of Real Estate
This matter coming on to he heard
on this 2S,h day Of May 4 u. 1915
uuor the petition filed herein by MAY
Wheeler. administratriN OF said .s-
tate, for the, mortgsging OF the fol
tion thereof to-wit
The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter 'SE - OF NE i-b OF sec
ton thirty-fiye i3s). township twenty
three t23l south. OF range fifty-si six
tasb west Ia ctcro county. Colorado.
together with forty 900 shares OF the
capital stock Of tn. B.organiEed Cat
In Consolidated Canal COMPANY. FOR
the nurpos. OF providing funds for the
payment OF taxes. water assessments
Intrrest clsims for repairs and the
,ftinuer and the minor heirs OF said
stale. and for the best interests Of
said estate and tn. heirs thereof
And II now appearing to the court
Ssl grounds eNist for the mortgaging
Of ni or portion OF said real estate
court that John Harold Wheeler and
Mary Elizabeth Wheeler, said minors.
al persons who ar. l-gatees or deVi-
sees of said estate. or any part there
sons who would inherit In case of tn.
death Of said mental Incompetent be
and appear before said court at the
court room OF said court. In the city
Of la 1unts. county and stat. afor--
said, ON the :sth day of June. 4 u
'slt at IN. hour of 10 o'clock In the
forenoon OF said day. then and there
20 show cause. " any ih.r. he. why
IN order should not be mad. direct
ing tn. said May Wheeler admins
tratris TO mortgaD. the whole or SO
much OF said r-sl estate as may he
necessary for the purposes specified
In said petition.
II is further ordered that this or
der b. published for At least four sue
c.ssiy. weeks In the la Junih Tribune.
weekly public newspaper published
tn said county
II is further ordered that Geo. A.
kiigoT-. Esquire OF -sii county Of
otero be and ne II hereby appointed
s-ss--siiau - hfs=N 'or iohn Harold
Wheeler and Mary Elizabeth Wheeler.
minors, To represent said minors at
-Hff h@.rirv
BY the court:
= W. MCDANIEL.
County JudI.
Eir-t puhlicatlon. May 30. 1914
Last publication. June 20. 1871.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
MENNONITE sANITAHiuM

Mrs, Nunn aud baby. Who had been
with u for few weeks, left ON Mon.
day afternoon.
Mr. J B Van D-ycnt"r. who came
here about week ago. left u again
"Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Cora LuEinbill has been down
with the grippe since sunday. but
has recovered sufficiently to be at
work again
Miss Helen Wilson. of Rocking,
ham county, virginia. who cam. her.
about a year ago for her health
passed away Monday morning
Mr. Geo. Il. white. Who has been
with us through the winter doing
odd Jobs around IN" sani,arium. left
for Colorado Springs "Wednesday.
boro,hea Smith, the daughter Of J
smith undera ent AB operation
MONDAY morning for th. purpo-. OF
extracting some pus from her l.u
arm,
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
ARKANSAS VALLEY LEAGrE
Standing OF Clubs
La Junta Win, from Las Anima,

The La Jun,a team nosed out OF
the cellar position in the Arkansas
Valley League last Sunday by de
feating Las AnimAs Starr. OF the
local team. pitched an air tigh,
game and his support was perfect al
all times. The feature OF the gam
was the fast infield playing OF the
La Junta team. Up until last Sun
days game the home team was han
dicapped by costly infield errors. but
they seem TO have taken a bracerand
the La Junta fans who witnessed the
game are agreed that the boys will
bring home the Spaulding cup'if they
continue the pace they set Sunday
Pyle took the plac. OF Brown al
short stop and played an excellent
game in the field He got one hit
and was robbed OF another by a poor
decision OF Umpire Wilson.
Yant will be in the regular lineup
for the first time on June eth. when
the local team will so to Lamar With
the determination to stop their win
ming streak The next game will BE-
played on the home grounds today
agains, Rocky Ford.
The score.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
What's in = Name

Col Mosrhy Ice Of Ia Juuta, Naf
Ia the eitl Yesterday inspecting a
load Of cattle bciuE shipped out hy
sheriff Want Mr. Hoseby IL the pro.
habl" candidat. fer N. democratic
nomination for sheriff aud Mr. Van,
Will have no opposition iu the q -.
y. ranks fof denomination Both are
good fn"n and u they line 90 a. op-
poncnts. Will make an interesting
race Rocky Ford Trlbun.
Al, there Mr Mpseby' You uant
To az acquainted with some 81 your
pafp organs 20 they viii b. able
to pronounce YOUR name uithout
suffering There is going to be- a
whole lot 10 nsiae Ia politics this
fall. more than any old poet ever
dreamed of We are coins to vote
under hoadlpss ballot this fall. aud
II IL going 10 b. tough on TIA. demo
Gratis especially thoae who have
been voting at the siFn Of rooster
or n braylnR ass
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Sun MONS

stat. Of Colorado. County Of Otero. Sc
IN THE COUNTY COURT
Alice narrower Welsh. Plaintiff. YER
-us Alexander Welsh. Defendant.
Tn. peopi. OF the stat. Of Colorado. TO
above named. GREETING;
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff. In tn. county
court OF Otero county. state Of Colo
within thirty days after the service
hereof. II serves. within the state of
Colorado. OF ~ served out OF the state
of Colorado. or by publication. within
fiffy days after The service hereof. ~x-
elusive OF tn. day of service: or said
the same a. though such appearances
had been made and issue had been join
-d on such complaint
The said action is brought by plain
tiff TO obtain a decree OF divorce. dis
solving n. bonds OF mstrlmony nov
existing between plaintiff aud defend
ant. on tn. ground OF non. support. ss
will more fully appear from complaint
In said action To which reference q.
here made and copy Of which 10 here
to attached
And YOU ara hereby notified that II
YOU fail To appear. and to answer tn.
said complaint ss aboy. required the
said pisintir will apply TO the court
Tor the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal
~. this is,h day OF APRIL. A y isi.
y W, MCDANIEL.
Judge aud EN-officio Clerk Of tn.
County cour; OF ot-ro County. colo.
RADIO.
tsEAL)
ny Mildred Field, Deputy
FIRST publication May =. 1874
Last publication. MAY 30. isit
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
>"'.r I. ), >aD In Vera crn


or the force nf ia thousand men
Of the United States navy which cap.
tufcd Vera Cruz. rot a mau heoam.
intoxicated before. during. or after
%" engagement as far as Admiral
Fletcher. WI" sHs Ia command.
could ascertain. aud Ia personal
letter 10 Sccrsiar, Daniels. Admiral
Fletcher said tina; he believes the r..
cord IL uucaual"d In history uis
force, b" declared vas ashore for
nine days aud that after iny-stiFa.
ilon he was unable TO find a single
case Of a man getting drunk
Vera cruz Vas filled witt cafes
aud "eantinas." and the men had e,.
cry opportunity 10 loot tn. gros
shops aud 80, rum. but apparent,
none Of them did go Mr. Daniels
made public tina, portion OF his lot.
ter from Admiral Fletcher. aud e,.
pressed his pride In the facts report.
cd and his appreciation. Th. seere.
tary said that all N. great war. o,
the world have been fought by boys,
and pointed out the fact that Of the
nineteen sailors and marine. who
died ~ vers Cruz. thirteen were IN.
DEF twenty-five yesr Of age.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Lamar skin. Rocky Ford

In Rocky Ford last sunday La
mar landed ON top OF the heap In
the Arkansas Valley League. defeat
Inr Rocky Ford by a scor. OF II to
8 Rocky Ford Vas In tn. lead un-
al thh ninth inning. when Lamar by
terrific hitting and errors on the
part of IN. melon rollers scored
seven runs, Rocky Ford being shu,
out In their half Of the inning la.
mar is now In the lead with thr..
samcs To her credit. The scor. by
innings aud the summary are ,husIy:
lamar -....r....-s... lei eoH ell
Hurky Ford ............ pab zoe osp .
summary Two has. hits: Hrury.
Hoover. Hines Three base hit. CAulk
struck out ", Dunlap. {. by Ros-n-
dahl. iAtti-r 10 Bas-s Sn balls 10y
Dunlap. { Eus"ndahi I.ittl.r 1.
Tim" 81 gam" B 90. Attendance, zoe.
Umpire. Ray
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
N...-. 81 AA,......, he,

Estate Of Edgar y. Sun.mas.r. lie.
ceased.
Tn. Undersigned. having been ap.
pointed executor of tn. estate of EI.
xar y Sunsmak-r. late OF tn. -ounty
Of otrfo. In the state Of Colorado. de,
ceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear b.for. the County Court ol
said otero county. at IN. Court House
.a - iunta. IN said county. on Mon,
day. tn. lst day of June. -. 1870
at the hour Of 10 o'clock a m. OF said
day. at which time all person. having
claims against said .riai. are mott,
if.d srd requested To attend fof th.
fsgsuois Of having tn. sam. adjusted
A. rtff1it Indebted so said .stat. ags
requested 10 nak" iuin.diAi. payment
TO the undstslHh-
Dated a, la jgnta, Colorado. thl.
sH.' DAY Of ApHf \ y, .sit
JOiiS " SrSEMAkEn
Executor Of the sstAt. of Edgar y
Sun.mas.f. ts.seaH.d
.so. A kiisofs. Attorney
First publication. May !. 1914
LAST publication. May ~. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
New Light Consumers.

An average OF sis nss customers a
week ar. Being hiteLsd on 10 IN. city
Iisht plant People vho have never
used iisht are having their houses
wired and many customers Of the
old plant are coming over The city
plant nov has 400 lixht and power
users and u the people continue 10
show their patriotic spirit the nun.
BET Will soon be to0.--0arden CITY
Msssid.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
B.rSains in Dwelling pro,~r,,e.

Three houses In Riverside Place,
North La Junta. each on lot rs by
225 feet; houses between First and
Second streets. Just north OF Catho-
lie church. La Iunta: also lot rs feet
by 225 feet. Riverside place: all be-
longing to the estate OF Jennie J,
Ferrell: ;Aust be sold al once in or
der te lose estate
ror prices and terms call on
GEO A. KI.GORE, Agent
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

a JINTA
Totals

'T-t-r out hit 10y batt-d ball.
summary stolen bases Johnston.
Lomasn-y. BaEicy. Two base hits
LoV.tt Johnston. Double plays: star
Ia Edward. Earned runs: la luaSs .
!: Hit by pitched ball; Ebvriing.
struck out; by R-n.li. :. by starr. I.
Base on balls: OFT is-n.il. 4. OFF starr.
I. Umpire. Wilson.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Vale, League iiatting Average

The individual aud team batting
aE"fag" Of the Arkansas VALLEY La.
sue, a. complied by William Sellar.
OF Rocky Ford. IL a. follows.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
i'rc>b, trrian Sacred Concert


TIL. Sunday evening s.ryic. at
the Presbyterian church will b. de
voted exclusively to sacred con.
cert and the program viii b. inter
,p.rsed with congregational singing
Of familiar hymns. Tn. choir will
b" under III" direction Of Miss B.r-
tina white. and Mrs y. G Wood.
bridge will preside az IN. pipe or.
gan. The program for the evening
is a. follows
organ Voluntary
Hymn ',r....,,,,...C Congregation
Anthem The King OF Love My
shepherd ls"............ Choir
Vocal Solo What Are These"
.,......... Miss Bertha White
Vocal Duet Forever With the
Lord"......,.sr.,.. Mr.. c. \.
B""rhohm and fauni- Hesrbohm
Snns .ss.s..rr.... Male Quartet.
'ontralto Solo, "Oh. Love. Divine
s.arr.r...r. Mrs u 4 Smith
Anthem The Radiant Morn"
tss. ssrr,srst.... .s.ss Choir
Pipe organ Solo ......-.......
a...... Mrs T. g Woodbridge
tn" sacred concert viu commence
promptly AZ : o'clock aud ever, body
" invited to attend
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
sweeney AIun.on'. New Pa.ea.


Sweeney Munson has made appii-
cation for patent on an automatic
safety boiler chock. which makes II
impossible for steam to escape In
case OF wreck. In which the pro-
trudlng check valve on the feed pipe
might be broken off. In many rail-
road wrecks this thing has happened
and people have been killed BY es-
Gaping steam. Mr.. Munson's patent
automatically shuts off the steam
should the check valve be broken off.
IN case the patsnt Is granted, The au-
tomato device will probably be
adopted by all makers OF locomotives,
Fowler Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
sheep Quarantine Ra,se.I

i .
The Acting Secretary of Agricul-
lure has issued an order. effective
April lst. releasing from quarantine
to prevent the spread of scabies In
sheep In the state OF New Mexico, the
remainder OF the state OF Arizona.
and portions of the state of Colora-
do
The effect of this order. in addi-
ton to releasing the state OF New
Mexico and the balance of the state
of Arizona. consisting of Navajo and
Apache counties. from quarantine,
also releases the balance of Monte
yuma. La Plata and Arcauletta coun-
ties In the state OF Colorado.