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La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
Cosvles Releesed o warie.

Harry Lindsay. IN escaped eonviee
Who Aas besa Il ~ 0o1ee esss>
hgllaopvs e9al aleino ~ y, lhnc1
trtct coure - charge o. burglsry
and Grand larceny. wss turned oyer
10 J. d. Botkin. warden Of The state
psnitentlary 1t Lansing. KGn., Thurs
day. and the warden left With his
prisoner ON the return trip op No. 8
the next morning. Lindsay escap.
ed from the penitentiary 1t Lansing
several months ago, and . reward OF
500 was offered for his capture.
Since coming 70 Colorado he had al
ready resumed his career Of crime,
The reward was paid 10 the sheriff
OF Otero county. and the county will
be saved the expense Of trying Lind
say on the charge Of burglary.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
'snssAaas Nsw ssr TsEs Prneearsa

Phil 0rahach u The inventor oe !
tire compound that he claims win
eliminate III puncturs troubles for
~ asistocrats Who ride In automo-
bilss. Ton sinply pour : quart q
tie Tire compound into the timer cas-
ing Of ths tire and The tire msnds
itss,f II punctured By . nail. the air
IN the casing forcing the fiber Of the
compound Into The puncture and thus
msnding itsslf. II this scheme works
out the way Phil says II viii he VIII
b able to acquire . fortune much
quicker than by the slow process Of
keeping TAB on . certain species Of
the feline tribs.
During the past week Mr.. 0Fabach
has besn giving . demonstration Of
his tire compound With . vehicle that
d fsarfully and Wonderfully made.
It conaists Of pair Of auto wheels.
surmountsd with the vide rear seat
Of full fIedgsd automobile. which
gives Il thrss passenger capacity. A
radtator u utilised on this strange
vehicle for . dashboard, the latter
being equipped with . headlight that
throws x-rays into the animal en-
closed in the shafts ahead. giving
him gait like real bsnsine buggy.
The demonstration consists In pune
turing the automobile tire With ten
penny nails. but before the air -
capes the compound" b forced into
the aperture. closing he mp almost
instantef. The compound" ought 70
make fortune for the Inventor pro-
vidfng Il does The work that Il II
claimed Il will do.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
Easssr Party = IloibeoolE.

Miss Katherine Hansen eaS9
most attractive Eastsr party ats
home In the Holbrook couhtz4s
Sunday afternoon. extending ~
pitality 70 about sixty Of her frte1
Spring flowers In great protuio1
formed the decorations for thls &
ter function and gave Il veeY n
tractive and pleasing setting. 49,
the features utilized in entsstat
the guests the field sgg hum" NJ
probably the one that AFFORDED t0
most amusement In various pag1
Of . big field $50 eggs were hi1c
and prisss were awarded; 10 ~ o9
and girls Who succeeded In flnd1a(
the GREATEST number Of eggs.
Elmer Nice found the most eG0k
and received the first priss-a ~
Of candy. Russell Staten won f1&
second prize. and Walter Jorgeaee
Of Rocky Ford. the third prize. Ls1f
Rich and epurgeon Jenkins woa ~
BOBBY priss-with the penalty oe -
ing Tie prise included In the award,
After the prizes had besn awar1
"a the entire party got toesther ~
had their pictures taken-out In ~
field and also 1t the house.
Dainty refreshmsnts were ~
servsd. after which the asssmhao0
company enjoyed al kinds Of mua1&'
The Hanssns have = fine piano. a q
Gordon. IN organ. . harmonica aa1
also . taiking machine. and thsrq
was sure some muaic. y
Early In The evening some dspartl
ed for their respective homes. whil6
Others remained until church ums,
but all were profuss in their thanks
to Ar. and Mrs. Robert Hansen and
their daughter. Miss Hansen. for one
OF the most pleasant afternoons the1
had ever entoyed. Quests were pres
ent from La Junta. Rocky Ford.
Swink. and also from the sunflowss
state.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
9. G. G. cl.b ls.t.r...a

The girls Of the G. c. c. Club en-,
tertained the boys Of the B. 8. c. Of
the eighth grade. at tho home oi
their president. Lois Worden. Sat.
urday. April llth.
The house was very prettily de.
ccrated. AL Of Il being done BY the
girls. The reception hall was deco.
rated in the colors OF the C. C. C.
club. blue and white. Streamers Of
blue and white crepe paper were
draped from the sides TO the center
Of the room. and blue crepe paper
was draped over the white curtains
ct the windows making Il very pret.
". Above the fireplace there was I
large blue pennant with the letter,
&C. c. Co." and along the mantle
hung smaller pennants Of the same
kind. On each Of the curtains 4
large &C" was pinned.
The parlor was decorated In the
boys colors. rose and green. The
ftreamers were used in much the
same manner - in the reception hail,
Above the piano. there was . pen.
nant with the letters "B. 9. c." Ia
the colors Of rose and green. The
electric light globes Of the chande-
lier were covered with paper TO form
. rose. and gave . pretty effect "a
the whole room. Vases Of pink
sweet peas were placed in different
places.
The dining room was decorated IN
the Easter colors. yellow and white
Several small tables were used IN
connection with the dining table.
Each was laid with . pretty lunch
cloth and in the center Of each table
was 4 bouquet Of yellow and white
sweet peas. Easter napkins were a
each place. and the place cards wers
the most original Of any yet seen
They were tiny colored straw has.
kets and In each was placed an Eas.
ter egg upon which the name wal
written.
A most delightful evening wa,
spent by the young people. and the
guests all voted the G. C. C. GIRL
royal entertsinsrs.
l.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
,sIl,s,. s.ek lIe-e Or. ,sos.

Thirty-nins men and two Officers
OF Company H. Second Regiment. c.
N. G.. arrived home one day this
week from the strike zone where they
were on duty for five months and
fourtesa days. The officers were
'csptsin P. B. Linvills and Sergeant
II. o. Elder. Ths boys have ninety
nine days pay coming 70 them from
~ great stats Of Colombo. and d
coeseqSeacs .psss - : ralfar eesli'
agptp 90 H6oat yioalo1foksa 7Ca51ss(.
sicaess Of iaasbtsdnsas for the month
Of January had bsea made out and
were expected TO arrive In this city
last Saturday. but missed connections
In some way. Arrangements have
ben made with some Of our local mer-
chants 70 carry the certificates Of In
debtedness 20 that the boys may pro-
vide themselves with clothing. shoes.
ETC.. OF which they are much In need.
DR.. Linville says that seventeen ~
loonmen In walsenburs are memberl
Of the miners union. fourteen Of
whom never worked In . mine. and
each one Of them draws - week Ia
strike benefits from the union. Each
one Of the single men among the
strikers receives - per week Ia
strike benefits. aud II be h married
man he recsives - per week--sl
additional for his wife and so cents
for each one Of his children.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
t,alIsor.l. ts.,ssIr. i'o,s.Ir.

One day this week the Tribune ~.
sslved . package Of golden POPPY
soo1. and five live poppy plants from
~ Junior Chamber Of Commerce Of
~ Gacramcnto High School. Both
~ plants and the seed have bssn
awarded = place In the editors back
yog1. and before the present growing
sonopn u very far advanced We e.
- 70 have fine display Of Call.
(c1Dla's state flower. The plants
~ gathered by tho students Of the
t1o sehool IN Sacramento one day
~ week aud shipped 70 various
uo)Stg ail over the unlted States. Let
AoDe that our local high school
- doing something In thst line
- many years In . laudsbls sf-
70 pfacs the old town on ths
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
,sssIe.. sAopl'fsss x.lled

- Mexican shopIiftsrs wers
l1ed 70 The Otsro hoosegov thla
Alvsro Alexandro was van
osound Park Hyde's old store
~ this wesk. issDsctins ~
kns Il nov bslns sold ~ .. ,.
G He acted rather suspIeious'
llArshal wlsnelss was eailed
y wAs inapscte1 and four shiFta
~ hues and slaee vere fount
- q his psrsos. AIexssess
. nsmbef Of tts Mszioas
~ epa)Ineent g the coueey
= Awaiting. trial u the ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
Aassai P.riah iSs-sIas.


The annual parish meeting Of ST
Andrews church was held last Mon
day. The members Of ths vsstry ar,
G. A.. Phiihour. O. n. winchsiI. A
b. Wallis. Earl whitehead. =. J.
Maekis and Fred A. oabin. and T.
csrs for The snsuing year were elect
- - follows: Warden. c. A. Phil
hosr; TREASURER. q. n. wincheii
clsrk. A. B. Wallis.
G. A., Philhour was elected as a
dslseats 70 rsprsssnt The vestry a'
THE rposcopal Council. which mee,s
II Deavsr Juas 1oth. q which time
. coadjueor 70 the blshop Il To b'
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
- q e. aIeEy ~

~. M 11el1sl, of L. Aninos.
~ 9 ~ 0l1t 1leeDltal ~ oaiuF-
~, - ezkatetieo sueopollno -
ooG ~ ~ oeovpl oste1dufuD =
~ ~ - Qoe e6 yso1 = ~.
cl1.l ~ - vll1lng .
nllpa. h solnllao 0oro
- 11leksvl1le' OK, ~ f>e1
= cu1 n1lg e>eenco copio 4
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
sassAe'' H'ssss opsss Ius.orro.

Il Juata loss out II The first base
baI1 gaas Of ths season at Rock,
Ford Iase sunday. shs melon roller
viaaing by.a seoBs Of II 70 8. All
of Il Junta's runs we're made In one
lnning. Only Z feW - ths regular
lias-up Of ~ IA 3unta team were
y ~ Gaae. Ths aaae teams will
play h Il Junea lenoFsow afternoon
q Pastine Pask. eod lhs local az
eregaeiee Mn havs ~ lineup that
\ = heDe1 IN ~ ~ peanant Of
~ Afksneas NaII>y teasus durins
~ eeesoa q 1914. ~ regular
eoeseo q sho AssaGons VALLEY l.ea-
g. Wy nst - Qnln Nv 10th.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
nl1lsssees 9 GO 90 Alake.

- cel:lsl ~. NJ X funny
- 9locda q - Ano1os. evss The
c1e 1ecoo - ~ ~ eslIe for
~ ~ 41rl1 Ul1lqns MD he
Sc~1 ~ ~ ~ Oeosl(lns bis
y 4 4 noa Wish On
qg1ll1lX ~ V@ 9nys beea satis-
!'1upg ~ hs
3 ~ - oalSr eslsd %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
OIencn en.(einluan0crnna.

&ancouber, g. g., %. SUM.
~ Cine bonn biciiscn NioDor einbe-
ruiene MISUNDERSTANDING nabm
ON Dienltog 9lben0 9Reiolutionen an,
in mel6en cS ais ole 9(nlidt oIlcr
9iirger an Scr pociiiiden &iilte BON
Canada crfldrt miro, ooB Der gu.
orong bon 9(iiotc1 Sen poblbcrItau-
ocuen Sntcrelicn Ger Dominion nod
itcilig ici. GS wuroc ou6 oorauf
gcorltngcn OoB 0ic ouf Dem Soma
aota @}aru" Oetinirtci &inOu.Gin-
wonocrer iofort Seportirt Wiiroeu.
llcber fiinf5ia SSnOicr mobntcu Der
&crlonmlung bei uno itirnmten ge-
gen oie Heiolutionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

Can SrunciSco, Gol., 25.
Slni. g9ie Ger bielige Oeutihe
Goniul 5run8 9opp oeitcrn ouf
Crltn0 cincS bonn 9oti6oftcr @raf
@ernitorff crboItcncn Backgrounds
Oer 9(uslteGlmgS.9eb mittbeiIte,
bat &oiicr g9iIbeIm fir Die in Ser
binOung nit Scr 9LusiteIlimg i'm nd@-
iten Sabre ItottfinOenOen Scgelrcgat-
ten cincn Silbcrpofal fir Die 5on-
0crfloiic-&cnnen geitiftet. Dies III
scr brittle 9Srcis bon Dem Sbcrbmipt
cincr 9Iotion, oa bercits @rdliOent
SSilion cinen @e6cr fir 0ie 8moIf-
@2ctcrfloiie m6 &0nig George bon
GnglonO cine EropbGc fir oic &Iaiie
80" Deripro6cn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
lsro9ibitions.MsHSinfeit in C5euraia.

Atlonto @a, 25. SUM. -
Inter Den @orlagcu, mcl6c Die &c
9lslohr bon Georgia 81 crwdgen
pat wcIde bier acitcrn 5u elmer Gel
licn bon 80 Eagen 5uiommcntrot, be.
tnoct iid untcr 9luocrcm cine &ors
lo0c. Ourh weldc oos @eicb amen.
oIrt wirO, mclhcS Die &robibition
tllr Den aon8eu Stadt cinGcfii6rt bat.
0crner Iiegcn @iaS Dor, monaA Der
Stoot ionimtlihc GcrtbiiAcr fir oic
oItentli6cn S6ulen Iicfcrn ioll ino
ocr S@uI8wang uuo oos 5rauens
Stimmre6t cingcfiibrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

Albonh gt.-D., 25. SUM.
General 9loiutont SomiIton Dcr0f
tentIi@tc gcIteru cine gcrfiiglmg
mcIdc Oic @rmadtiGing 5ur @r0if
mma elmer 0ffi5icrs. 9lipirontcnid)ulC
tilr Die brittle imo Dicrtc 9rignoe oeI
JtotionaIgorOc in @eetSfia crt6cilt
Sll @crbiuoung oamit ioa cine pro.
uilorildc Snfontcrie.Gontpogni &C.
biloet mcroen, mcldc iib bouptldhf
lid ms llnteroiii6icrcn 5uiommcn.
icbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
NllcndlcImnrn in Ghicnnn.

Gbicogo, IS. Suni. = SSSn Der
Nlabe Scr beriidtigteu nEooesede" I'M
itaIicniihcn 0iitritt bon Chicago
mlroc in ser gIadt oilf gcItern 3. 0e
Wiorio cridoiien, Elm Stoliener, mel
der sur ltntcriuhling Der neulihen
ScbieBereicn unter SStoIieuern in ie.
uem 9iitrift mgcltellt woroen mar.
GS ipor oicS Scr 81: Wloro innerbolb
Spci Sobren in icncm StaottbeiI. DC
@orio wur0c 0urh bier &u9cln, Die
in icincn Gopf einOroneen, getootet.
Sic Goli5ei bat bon Dem WiorOer
fcine Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26


t6ig
Ter 3oQcinne6mer s. .. Gabis
in San 5rou5iSco bat geitern Dem
SiiliS S6abiefretdr @}ol6urn bier
inn Sdobomte erfIdrt, er babe sur
@emdltigung ser @eiddfte in Gerbin-
oung nit ser @anama @ociiic-9luS.
IteQung 200 @rtra6clfer n0t6ig. @ine
@cmiaiguug BON 100000 fiir Oen
beionOeren 3ped lit bercitS in Ben
@emiQiglngS-9iQS ent6olten.
Sic 9un0eSreferDe sc.
b0rOe.
S6obamtS Sefrct1r @lc9lOoo
6iclt gcitern nit ben Scnotorcn bonn
Gumite fiir 9anf- mo @dbrumgs-
peicn cine 9eiprcdung betreiieuo
sic 9eitGtigung ser bonn @rdliOen-
ten i6on por mcbreren @odcn err
nonnten @iitgIicOer ser 9mOeS-9'e-
jerbe Gonumiiiion ob unO OrGngte
no66altig auf pronpte GrlcOi0ung
0ieier @rnennungen. Spc5ieIl iprob
Scr Sefret1r 81 @unlten Der @eitd-
tigung ser Grnennlngen bon @all
". @ar6urg iebt @litglieO Der e9on-
ficrsfirmo Gubn Sob & 60, 9Iew-
9)orf, un0 S6omas 3. Sones bon
Chicago. 9ciOe 0tomcn iinO bon ein'
5elnen Scnotorcn bcunitanoct NOR.
ocn; Sr. @ar6lwh wcil er elmer gro
Zen 9onfiers 6irmo ongebort, @r.
Sones, neil er Iircftor Der Sorue-
tier GruIt lit. Sefretdr @ic9looo bob
Die uugem06nlidc 9eid6iglng oes
Srn. g8orburg fir Sen ibm bonn Srd'
Iiocnten 5uacOodten Recommendation
Soften 5erpor lmO itelte in gl6reOe,
OoB fir i'm (0fc2lOoo) pcrionlihe
Wlotioe 0o6ei mabgebeno eien. Son
Setter ciniger Gonlite WlitglicOer
morN oorouf bingepieien ooB Srn.
@ar6urg's 6irma bei Der 6inan5i-
rung oeS Mc2lOoo SlnlnclS 6etbci.
ligt geueicn ici o6er ser Sefret0r
beltoiO 0araut OoB 0nS nit ser gr-
nennung 0es @rn. @or6urg 5lml
@1itglico Scr @unbeS 9eierDc.Gom-
million ourGons ni6ts au t5un &C.
ba6t babe.
Ger Gomite GoriibenOe Senator
Smen bon Sflaboma Bat aui beute
cine Grcfutioiibung ou6crolmt un0
miro Damn beontrogcn, 0oB bic iiini
llnierouSibiiiic, an pcl6e sic fiini
Grncnnmgeu sur 9eribtcritotting
Dermieien mor0en iinO, unOer5iiglidJ
ibrc Gmpieblitngcn porlcgen olten.
Sinii6tlic6 Oreier @rnennungcn gS.
4. @. SorOing bon 9irming6om
9llo6oma, 81. s. Nlilcr BON San
6ran5isco mo G6as. @. Somliu bon
Bolton, mcr0en ii6 feline S1pierig-
fcitcn 6ietcn. Iie 6eioen llnterouS.
ihiiiic, Oenen sic 9}oren Der Serrer
@orburG unO Sones auGcwieicn NOR
Sen, 6o6en inOeB 81 erfcnuen gcge.
ben, OoB lie nod pcitcre &ccber9en
an5ulielen Diini6en.
Gie Gomite Nlitglicocr iinO Ser
N}c6r5o6l no1 Scr 9lniibt, DOB oac
fiini Grncnulmgcu alcid5eitig erie
Oigt merOen iolten; menn MN oliO
6ejiiglid ser beiOen erlpGbnten gIo'
minotioncn cine IGngerc 6riit Der-
Iongt miro, Oiirfte Oos sic 9citGti'
grng oacr Grnannten pcr5ogern-
@rGliOent @ilion rno S6obomtsic.
frctdr @lc9l0oo piiniben Oie pronptc
9eitdtialmg idnmtli1er iitui @lit-
glieOcr ser &eierDe Gomuiiiion, Oo.
nit sic ipciteren Sdritte fir oie Gin-
iii6rung oeS neuen 9onfipltems OF
ne Ger5ug get6on merOcu fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
sir luubIt6atioe 8iucdc.

ON% foUDlAVuAtBN OluNuN|
6rau @lOrris 81. Seiup ieet @lillio'
nen iiir Oieiel6en aus. - GoS
glatur6iitoriibe @hrielun BON bon
gtew gorf crbt ichs @dlliouen
Collars, gr6Bere 9egate ge6eu
an Oas Wletropoliton &unitmu,
ieum uno an 8abIrei6e anoere
sSnitittte.
&ctp gorf, 25. Suni. - Gem
idoncn 9roud imicrcr Gciben, an
i6rem llc6criluB oud oie groBe
Menge t6eiI5a6en 5u Ialien, lit Die
om II. SUM aus Dem 9c6en gel6ie.
oeue Srou @}orri3 s.. SSeiup nic6t I'M.
trcu gewor0eu. Sic bat, nie aus
ibrem geitcrn eroffneten SeItamente
bcrDorgcbt, MiQioncn9 fir 3mede
Der @oblt6dtigfcit itrsaOer @olfS6il-
Dung gcitiitet imO oomit ii6 i'm
Ser5en ibrcr 2anosleutc Elm Genf.
nal gciebt, ooS Oouernoer 1T, ais
Stein uno @r3. 800 800 Ju.
Ga5 gr6Btc 9cgatypNdmIi6 iiinf
0daionen Gollters, fdat Dem 9iatlr-
6iitoriiben @luieiun 3u. 9lnoere Sc.
gate iinO; St50,0OO iiir ooS W}etropo-
litoN 8lnituuicum; $3O0,0OO fir
OdS Union theological seminary;
$4,000 fir OoS SDriide &roteiton-
tii6e College in Beirut; $4,000 fiir
Oie llniDeriitGt gale; $4,000 fiir Die
Dolng W}en's G6riition 9liiociotion;
$150,000 fir 0ie glmcricnn SunooD
S6ool llnion; $t5OOOO fir Die gfem
g)orf GitD @iiiiion on0 Sract 90.
cictD; $t50,O00 fir ouSpGrtige Wlii-
iioneu scr MISREPRESENTATION Stride;
$4,000 fir 0ie 6rnuer.9lbtbeihng
Scr gSeu Dorf Giip @Iiiiion ono
Sract Societp; $t500QO fir oos
@omon'S SoipitolS $t50000 iiir
oos g9iQiamS College; $4,000 fir
Sen SiiliSfono fir inooliOe presbD-
terianii6e @ciitIibe; 100000 iiir
oos SSntcruotionole Gomite Der
Dolmg 0}en's G6riition 9(iiocioiion;
100000 fir Oas @reS6Dterionii6e
Soipitol; 100000 iiir OoS protelton
til6c Sol6maiicn 9lipl; $4,000 fir
oaS Sine @ointS Solic OF 0SnouitrD;
$4,000 fir Die &inocri6ub. Geiell-
ic6oft; $4,000 fir ooS Sampton
9tormol ono agricultural SnIiihite;
$4,000 iiir Oie 9tem g)orfer Sam
0elsfommcr; $4,000 fir oaS Gus.
cogce 9}ormol anO Snouitrial Sniti-
titte; $4,000 fir oen &irden6ou,
fono; $4,000 fir ooS .Mau6ottan
@be ono Gor Snititutc; $4,000 fiir
sic SEEM 9Dorf SniiiiutiOn for tie
Geof ono Gumb; $1,000 fir oas
Euberfuloicnbeim in Genoer Col,
$4,000 fir oic Noung @omen's
G6riition 9liiociotion bon 9tem'9orf,
$4,000 fiir Oic 9lmerifoniidc @ibel-
@ciell6oft; $4,000 fir Oie gtort6-
fel0 Shool in 9lortbfielO, Wlaii.;
$4,000 iiir Oic @ount Sermon
SGool in gIort6iieIo, Moii; $4,000
fir Sic g}cw Porter 3oolOgiicbe @e.
ielli6oft; $4,000 fir oen gtem.Yor-
fer 9otonii6cn @ortcn; $1,000 fir
Oos Scope College in SollouO, Wli6i'
gno; $4,000 fir oaS arebS Soipi'
tai; $4,000 fiir 0os ct. 2ufe's So
Ipitol; $4,000 fir oie Cooper
Union.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

&od deter, gt.-D., %. SUM. ~
Inter scr Scitung BON Or. Samcs
g. @loD bat sic StaotS.Soipital.
Gontnliiiion cine llntcriudung OeS
StaatS.Solpitals in 9loheitcr bcgon-
ncu. Gonmiidr Sobn S. Delaney
bonn 0cportcncnt fir SporIamfcit
lno 2cilhnosfdbiofeit bat bcfannt-
lid sic glni6uloi9itng erbobcn, oaB
sic Stoatsanitaltcn i'm glagcmcincn
iblcht bcrmoltct miir0cn. 0ic g(n-
itolten wurOen i6on friibcr bon ci-
ncr Sonocr. Gommiilion umteriucbt,
mclde Oic 9lnfloqeu oeS GommiiiGrS
GelancD fir imbegriinoet crflGrtc.
Ger 9cribt iibcr bic icbigc Inter
iuGrng ourd oic SoipitoI Commit
lion miro CRIT bctonnt qcgcben mer-
oen penn ocricI6e I'M @urcuu Ger
Gommiiiion in 9lIbanD eingerei6t
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
9nftidiffer G6riitOffcrIOn's slid-
Iidler HnIl.

2uuc&ine, Gal.. %. SUM. II
Ger 2uftidiffer SiIos G6riitoffcrion,
peIher nit 6. Carl @oacn ais
&oiiugicr om 0icnitag oen @criu6
modte, oie Sierra gacbooa'S al iibcr-
flicgen, boitc, ais icin 2uftidiff iih
in elmer S65e bon ctipo 10000 Sub
befonO mo 5u i1moufcn onfing bic
@eiItcS9cgemuort, iofort cinen @lcit-
fIug nab intcn 5u beginner, oob ficl
ooS Suftibiif on 1900 SUB, che cS
@3riltofierion e8 micocr inter Con-
trolc bringcn fonnte. Ger 2uftidif-
fer mill bcriu6cu. 6ie Sierra glcpa.
oo'S bel W}olmt S9bitncD in cincr
&obe BON 1400O SUB 6u ii6erflicgcn,
Inn oonit oen amcrifonii6cn Sobeu-
glcforO 81 iiberbicten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
d9urD gtwdblt.
Sir OlbmbildDr Sbirlc
In 8rrlin.
@mOapeit als bic nddjite
sseititabt ertOrcn.

gefardtimseu be8iisIid sriedii@.
tiirtiiher arieeseefabr berab &C.
miuocrt. @raf gcratolO I'M
terbanoeIt nit itnIieniidem 9ot.
ihaiter fiber Die olboniide 5rnae.
StaHeniider g(norAiiteu.6iib-
rcr cutfIobeu. Grilmpb ocut.
ider Iehnit gefciert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

@crcdtiqtcS gluiicbcn crregt olc
Sbotio6c, ooB lidj Die 3obl Der Splo'
nagefGac in Scr Icbten 8cit in l'llge'
meier @ciie bermcbrt bat. 90 l'no
oie Seborocn chen mie0Cr cinenl loell'
Dcr3meigtcn Sal bon 2nnoesperroi9
ouf Die Spur aefomnen. Sier III uc.
rcits Der 6clowcbcl Eobl, welNer ol@
Sdrcibcr bel Der eriten Snoenlei're'
Snlpeftion hngirte, in Soft gellul''
men morocn. Bur gIeibcn 3elf oer'
6aftctc oic &oIi5ei in Dresden ellleIl
g(rSt ytamcnS @lrmcntbal. Slc IN
qcflagtcn iino beIdul0igt, %lane per-.
inicocncr an ocr oeittitben gSell'
orcnoe geIcgcncr 6citingcn an g1llB'
Iono bcrtauit ou boben. 9ie oel Sr.
9Iumeutbol borgcuommene Sous
iudung Iiefcrtc umfongreifbeS @cla
ituuqSnateriaI.
glrbeitcr Dertaufen
@ronotcn 3iinoer.
Sin wcitcrcr Son miro aus Dem
GbcinIouo bcribtct. Gin 8u@balier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

NbDnncnten, bic hen ,.Scutidcn GOrre.
IpOn0cnten" nidlt pinftIidJ obcr iinrcacls
maRig crbaIten, fnO acbcten, bcr Office
oaupn per SclcpbOn OOcr IdDriItSld nat
tbeiIuHg 81 maben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

MdUnnCntcn, bic bcn pGcntiden Gorrcs
ipmbcnien" nidlt piiuitlidJ UDcr unrcacIs
mabia cr1nltcn, Iinb Dcbcicn, ocr Gfiicc
bnpun per 1eIepbOn Ooer idjrifiIidl Dliis
ilciIunn 5n iHadlcn.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-11-11
NOTHING TO GAIN

II has always been our custom
TO cease fighting after battle
had been won or lost, but it seems
that some attention is due the
bastard sheet up the street, and
we promise our readers after this
issue to devote our space to some
thing more worthy than that filthy
little rag or the little scoundrel
who dominates it. We always
fight>with all our vim during a
battle, but after that we have
never been able to see where
anything could be gained by con-
tinuing the fight.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-11-11
Let's Stop and Think.

If we stop and think we can
readily see that the community
that pulls together will do more
and accomplish better results than
the one that is always divided.
By working together and pro-
ducing the greatest amount Of
marketable products, and market
ing them to the best advantage
and at the least expense, we will
have greater profits in the COM
munity than we would otherwise
receive.
And by buying our goods from
our local merchants and from one
another, instead of sending away
for them, we are constantly in
creasing the wealth of the COM
munity and the resultant prosper
ity of each individual.
When much money comes into
the community and only a portion
of it goes out again the surplus at
home will grow, and grow, and
grow until it becomes veritable
Eden of wealth.
Let's do a little thinking.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-11-11
THE NEWPORT TIMES

The last issue of The Times was
again filled with black lies, such as
only Oscar McMahan isGapable of
writing and imagining. He is a
true son OF his sire and has de-
filed and blackened the columns
of the Times within the past few
months until many decent people
have refused to allow it to come
into their homes. This little
scoundrel hides behind the col
umns of bastard sheet and pours
out his spleen upon the heads OF
all who dare to disagree with him
or his, and none are good who
are on the other side. 1t would
be an easy matter to refute every
charge made in this little sheet by
this common liar, but The Plain
Talk does not care to advertise a
bastard that cannot possibly live
but a few more moons.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-11-11
Mothers Club

THE Twentieth Century Moth.
er's Club" will meet in the Ladies'
parlor of the Baptist church, al
2::3O o'clock, Monday afternoon
November the sixteenth.
The programme will be as fol.
lows:
Paper, The meaning of the
kindergarten, to the Child, to the
home, and to Civic Life, Mrs. w,
B. Stokely.
Reading, Place and power OF
the Kindergarten, Mrs. j. R. Nc.
Nabb.
Reading, Leading the child
Mrs. j. M. Jones.
Reading, Mothers and the Kin.
dergarten, Mrs. D. G. Allen.
Song, Three Blue Brides. Mrs
j. A. Susong.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-11-11

Baby Oscar seems to be wild
over his election. He ran about
300 behind Hooper, his political
father, and with even the large
campaign fund spent in his be-
half, it was almost impossible to
pull him through. 1t will be in
teresting to watch him carry into
completion many of his pre-elec
ton promises.