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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15
chInaman 10 Fined a2e.

La Junta.-Sam Ying, a Chinaman,
was fined SIS IN Justice court here
when he was arraigned on a charge of
gambling. A negro, with whom Ying
was engaging in game Of chance.
was fined SO. Both men paid their
fines.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15

Don't be misled Ask for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes,
At all good grocers Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15

Matches are made In heaven; that
Is, those that are not made in ham
mocks.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15

It's the ups and downs OF life that
wear out some men. and all um.
brellas.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15

The average woman likes to talk
about her neighbors almost AZ we'll ~
the average man likes to talk about
himself
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15
STATE NEWS
o. INTEREST TO AL
e q L o r 4 DO
peOPl

Wsstsrs Eses0sper Union News Service
Oaseo ass Coass0G Gseoso-
Oct 30- 30-Nov.l-Tenth annual Dog Sho
At Denver.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15

An ExsetirS Leadership.
Il don't see why you should regard
me as an enemy" said Senator Sor-
ghum. Il have frequently shouted
Votes for women"
YES" replied the resolute propa-
gandist: but you didn't shout loud
enough"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15
Three DIE N WRECK
INVENTION ROCK 0EMoLlShEs
TRAIN AT GRAND JUMcrioM.
Fswstsen Others Seriously tturt wne~
oeUlder Smsshes v~o Cars on
Ris 6raNde NeAA.

wss.srn N.s-psp.r Union New. s~rv,c.
Evening star., 1914-10-13
PLOT AGAINST GERMANY
IS ALLEGED IN PROTEST
Committee of Passengers From Eu-
rope on Liner Noordam Issues
Statement as to Conditions.

A committee of protest." almost en-
tirely composed of American citizens
OF German origin and descent. who
were passengers on the Noordam, sail
Ing from Rotterdam September "a, and
but recently arrived in New York, has
given out for publication printed
statement. which shows their convic-
tion that Germany has been the victim,
of a plot which forced her into war.
The committee represents more than
1900 passengers who arrived in this
country on the Noordam. These pas
sengers had the committee draw up a
protest, which not only charges the
existence of such a plot against Ger
many, but charges that the alleged
conspiracy also has made Germany ap-
pear as the instigator of the war
Proof Of Plot.
The protest is, in part, as follows:
We believe it to be a duty incum-
bent upon US to do all in our power
to reveal the true state of affairs, and
especially to correct false Impressions
in the United States of America The
proof for the existence of this plot is
founded upon three considerations;
firstly. the character of the kilograms
exchanged as the crisis was impending
secondly. the secret mobilization on
the part of Russia, accompanied by
protestations that no mobilization was
taking place: thirdly, the manifestly
unfair treatment that Germany is re-
ceiving at the hands of her foes. i. e..
their persistent and malicious suppress
sion of the truth and the wholesale
spreading of false reports.
THE German government had con-
elusive proofs that the French had
crossed the Belgian border before the
declaration of war. and. in view of this
proof. it is plain that the Belgians per-
mitted French troops to enter their
country prior to the invasion by Ger
many, thus breaking their own neu-
trality and gladly welcoming them as
allies. Thus. the Belgian neutrality
was not broken by the Germans, but
by the French and the Belgians them
selves"
Evening star., 1914-10-13
Dutch QUEEN CLIMBS
LADDER INTO HAYM0W
Wilhelmina Quizzes Soldiers as to
Their Comfort-0rders Better
Conditions for Men.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
THE HAGUE, September 2S.-Queen
Wilhelmina of Holland takes the great
est interest in her army. During the last
two weeks she has made several tours
Of inspection along the border, looking
into matters strictly military and pay
ing special attention to the health and
comfort Of her men.
OF her most recent trip to the Linz
burg border the Meijerische Courant
tells the following story, part of which
will be best appreciated when it is
borne in mind that the queen is no
longer the svelt young girl of yore, but
with advancing years has increased in
weight considerably.
After a review of the troops" says
the paper, Her majesty went to a near
by barn. in front of which a sentry vas
on duty. Some of the men had been
housed in the barn
To the question of her majesty how
she could get to the upper floor of the
barn the sentry replied that a ladder
a most primitive. rickety afalr-was
The only means of access.
THE queen eyed the ladder for a mo-
ment, and then began the ascent slowly,
steadyins herself by seizing the beams.
When she arrived on the floor she
number of soldiers, who, seeing the
queen before them SO suddenly. were un-
able to reply promptly to her question:
Are you satisfied, boys?
But the smartest of The company
soon gathered his wits and replied:
Well satisfied. your majesty.
And how is the food:
Very good, your majesty.
How are conditions otherwise?'
Beginning to be little cold, your
majesty"
THE queen for a moment surveyed the
roof. wh"se tiles seemed to be airproof
In the least possible degree, and re-
marked:
That does not surprise me- With
that she turned to a member of her en-
tourage with the Instruction:
Tomorrow that must be changed
Turning again to the soldier, she
asked:
How are the sleeping accommoda-
tions?'
I'VE could do with another blanket.
your majesty, replied the soldier. who
by now seemed to be quite at ease.
Again the queen turned to one of the
persons with her and ordered that more
blankets be provided.
After this the queen descended the
r,ckety ladder. plainly gratifed with
the opportunity of having been of some
service to her soldiers"
Queen Wilhelmina is quite author
1ty on military matters. such as or
gan1zatlon and equiv ment. and is credit
ed even with a comprehensive knowj
edSe of m litary engineering
To be reviewed by the queen is not a
matter of form. as might be expected
In the case of woman. On the con-
trary. Queen Wilhelmina detects inefi-
cheney very quickly. some of her Off
GERS have good reason to know.
In fact. it is asserted here that her
majesty expects more from her army
than the periods of drill and expendf-
lures would seem to warrant.
Evening star., 1914-10-13
FOUR TREATED AT HOSPITALS.
Two Suffer From Stab Wounds and
Others Injuries to Heads,

Rachael Miller, colored. 10 bingham
place northwest, participated In an
alteration with another colored wom-
an about 8 o'clock this morning, and
was struck with lamp She was treat
ed at Casualty Hospital for a severe
scalp wound.
David Hall. colored. 149 street
southeast, was treated at Casualty Hos
pital last night for a stab wound in his
left chest. He told the police that a
colored woman stabbed him with a hat
pin.
Julia Brooks colored, COS O'Neal court
southwest, was taken to Emergency
Hospital yesterday afternoon and treat
ed for stab wound in her forehead.
She told the police that a colored man
inflicted the wound with knife.
Gustave Brown. IA Grant place north
west. visited Emergency Hospital last
night and was treated for an injury
to his head The injury. he compla ined
was inflicted with a plate by a waiter
In q 9th street restaurant.
The evening world., 1914-01-10

. regular human dynamo. wen fitted to grappls
with natural forces even In their elemental
strength. Men and conventions are to him nssli-
gtble quantities.; he 10 intolerant Of criticism and
violent In the face Of opposition. For the press
- we'll ~ all other modern institutions he has
profound contempt and it, representatives learn
Il now to their cost One Newspaper reporter
gets his head smashed outright; another goes
precipitately down the stairs. gathering his In
juriss ~ he goes.
1ntsr journalist Malone, hero Of the story.
Challenger advances threateningly ON Edward
Dunn Malone. reporter and footballer. They do
"Catherine-whesl" down the stairs to the front
door, There they stop. And Malone does not fol.
low his brethren; instead. he follows Challenge,
back into his study. It 10 . momentous event u
the lives Of both. Challenger produces Q sketch
book. the work Of . wandering artist now dead
In South America Malone turna the leaves an
ssss this picture:
WAS IT FOWL, FISH Oh sERP1HTi
The head vas IKE that Of fowl. ths >ody Ia
k2A Alnain HaARA ~ tsAtiss ~ n AfllaA1
The evening world., 1914-01-10
Yield Of Leading stoeks Osssd On
Present Selling Prless.

on reports Of nrmer tone In cotton cloth
and yarn markets. and more optimistic
advices from FAN River and Southern
mills.
Rather better buying than erpscted
checked the bear operations. which were
based on the theory that yesterday's
advance he'd been too rapid. March ad-
vanced 70 within one point Of the close
Of Friday. while other months were
steady At 9 to Z points below.
Toward the close March advanced to
las. and the list closed strong at top
prices for the day.
The evening world., 1914-01-10
VI. susV Usse6sVsvV
Is Tastes Are Plain and His
Life Is Like That Of
- His Workmen.
BIRDS ARE HIS FAD.
as Would Spend More Money
b Cure q Sick Bird Than
He Spends on Himself.

~ y Henry Ford. who y sivins
0eAeo 70 No employees ~ . practi.
- pesas-sharing distributor:
- y any ysers e,d.
- weighs 10 pounda
II = ave test ten inches TAN.
N hais y stshuy curly and slightly
49,.
- 49, y snooth.shavsA.
8o,0esssss cot 10 wear . hat. hence
= 0Ao,D ere we'll tanned.
- Wsass olain. inexpensive clothes;
eu0O0 . sask suit Of blue serge In sum
~ "a Aark mixed gray In winter.
- carries . plain eoiA watch. but
esaso - jsWslsy. not even . scarfpsn
1e tAS . bsniga. sweet smile and
noooA 0eArlatsd voioA
H he Q euick aisAtiy ssrvoui
6nanuR ~ less svsryehing auistly
- UoeAOut rush Or display.
- aoVog omokse tebaeoe sor drink
Desaal
- = ~ end modest cssesrnini
bmouoL bus telA and aggressive about
- 0uoo0oaa1o Industry.
n yeAss ESQ he haA scarcely
)Dn9s ts-1ay hs y worth many mill
01Gno Aavo made him moro simpat
y Aaha1s shaa ever before.
- OgeDsrs piain food. . quiet hom<
- - sAs isast possible display.
~ ealy - anA sx6avaEauee Z
hnoagong go psssssvias bird asA aai
~ ~ He win spsaA more - ca
- ~ Q ~ than - A1nse3.
- oD0na Week - . 0soAaAeA ~
49, ~ y 60 q he abasse nasAaA
- - ~ wssid.
{ 0oQAnn1eAa snginssrinG a0sr1o IN
oooouR oAelsoAsGieA thaa ~ 1nAAel
~ voea y . AieAiGAa 1AsOe1
AnGhooRs . 0uls1 0e1ast WemoA ~
~ ~ hushaAA "a ~ Ae0e ~
The evening world., 1914-01-10
Wall Street

Market Ciosing-Feature OF second
hour was great strength aud activity in
Texas Co. which advanced rapidly to
li2 on rumors that control had passed.
General market was not helped by rise
In Texas Co. and II was contended that
such rapid movements in specialtlee are
hurtful Instead of helpful. Bears were
unable 20 get prices down. however. as
the factor Of cheap money seemed 70 be
stronE sustaining influence whle
New York Central was under pressure.
Erie and Baltimore and Ohio seemed to
be woii bought.
Market closed strong, showing ad-
vances in most issues. Bank statement
was good, showtns gain in reserves. and
statement Of steel tonnage was not "a
bad a. expected. Total sales 13s.Sia
shares.
Opening - Traders we're bearish at
opening on decision prohibiting New
Haven convertible bond issue and
Abandonment by American sugar Com
pany Of the effort to devise dissolution
plan satisfactory to requirements OF
department Oh Ju0tlC0. btOCk0 N ven
erai opened at fractional declines, but
seemed to be wanted At the lower levels.
Now Haven opened at "a. on 81
points. but In many places the view
was expressed that stock was attractive
for long pull. A. in view Of easier money
conditions II WA a practical certainty
that some other financial plan could be
devised and carried out. First sale oi
Steel was at g 80, of IL: Reading Ya'
unchanged and Union Pacific was Ii
of to 16s ~
Stocks showed . hardening tendency
soon after the lower opening and bank.
ers reported an improvement In bond
market
New Haven rallied Up TO u - Actor
OF stock would indicate that supply now
afoat In the Street was small.
| The general list under the leadership Of
Reading. which sold up 70 10 70. rallied
to the cioang level Of Friday. with som'
Issues higher. Baltimore and Ohit
gained one point to 90 and Norfolk
and Western sold UP to ioi. Toward enc
OF first hour market began to show
some rregularity. but undertons wal
strong and features were all on thu
bull side
The evening world., 1914-01-10
c0NSOLl DATED STOCK
EXCHANGE.

The inst effect marketwiss Of the
blocking Of the New Haven bond issue
by the Massachusetts Supreme Court
was recorded on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange to-day. when on the 80
O'Clock opening cali about hvs hundred
shares Of New Haven changed hands
from u Ia down to 70 IL with the nnaa
sale on the cav at ~ -: this COMPARING
with . closing price on Friday Cor the
stock Of 70 IA.
eteel'G opening on the New York
Stock Exchange agreed to the exact
eighth with the prior Consolidated
quotation, while the openings there
for such heading stocks - Union Pa
cifio and AmalEamated Copper differed
but slightly from the Consolidated ar
ures.
The evening world., 1914-01-10
ERTisE EMIT

II was long. whitish and blotched with pimples.
the nose hattened and the lower Jaw projecting
with bristls Of coarse whiskers around his chin.
The eyes. which were under thick and heavy
brows. were bestial and ferocious. and. - II
opened it, mouth To snarl what sounded like .
curse At me. observed that II had curved. sharp
canine teeth For an instant read hatred and
menace in the evil eyes. Then. quick % . fash.
came an expression Of ovsrpowsring fear. There
was . crash Of broken boushs. I caught Q
glimpse Of hairy body like that Of reddish pig.
and then It was gone amid swirl Of leaves and
branches"
Can this b nan N his primitive forni
II 20. what match for this hideous monster q
The evening world., 1914-01-10

with upward turned spikes and the curved back
was edged with . high ssrratsd fringe. which
looked like dossn cocks wsttlss placed behind
each other. In front Of this creature was IN ab-
surd mannikin. or dwarf. in human form. who
stood staring At Il" This was the first picture
from the Lost World
Compared with scientific pictures Il 10 idsnti-
cal with one described thus: "Ths probable ap.
psaranes In life Of the Jurassio Dinosaurs stsso-
saurus. The hind leg alone u twice - tall - .
full grown man"
Malone turned 10 another drawing in the sketch.
book. II represents this landscape:
4 LAND BHYOND NANS KNOWLEDGE.
There was pale green foreground Of fsa&hsry
vegetation. which sloosd upward and ended In Z
line Of cliffs dark red In color and ouriously
ribbed like some basaltio formations. They o.
tended In An unbroksn wall right across the back
ground"
What were tAsyf
Challenger can tdl. Has he not sesn them
TAsy torn natural ylatsau. towering theussnl
laan ~ shVa ~ GgzszllalD Aa1AaU ~ ~
The evening world., 1914-01-10
ADvERTiSEMENr.

tected By . swampy, jungly region. full Of VEN |
omous snakes, insects and fever. On this strange
plateau live the monstrous creatures Of the
. Lost World. now rediseovered.
CHALLRNaER's SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION.
America ID granite continent At this single
point in the interior there has been. In some far
distant age. . great sudden volcanic upheaval.
An area, - large perhaps % Sussex. has been
lifted up bloc with all it, living contents and
cut OF BY perpendicular precipioes of hardness
that dehes erosion from all the rest Of the con-
tinent What 10 the RESULT Why. the ordinary
laws Of nature are suspended. The various
checks which influence the struggle for existence
in the world ct large are all nsutralissd or a.
tered. Creatures survive which would othsrwiss
disappsar."
And this 10 what Conan Doyle describss-pri-
meval nature. the nature OF the mammoths and
cave dwslers where life existed in all it, origi-
nal savage forms. untamed BY the passing Of the
centuries. with their weakening struggle for
existence. Savage II h and brutal. but also mag
nincient In III primitive strength and grandeur.
wONDER-w0NDER- WONDER
THE height Of the trees and the thickness Of
the bolss exceeded anything which could have
imagined. Shooting up In magnificent
columns untf, ct an enormous distance above
our heads. We could dimly discern the spot where
they threw out their side branches into Gothic
upward curves which coalesced to form one great
matted roof Of vsrdurs. through which only IN
occasional golden ray OF sunshine shot downward
to trace . thin. dsssling line Of light amidst the
majestic obsourity"
GIANT ANNALS AND STRANGE PACED
, APE.AEN.
! And ths forms Of animal life are On the saml
: gisantic scale - their forest bones. But more
terrifying than all are the ape-men. the Oar
winisn prototypes OF the human race. Hero 10
description Of the parent monsters by ono OF thei
civilised desosndants; "A face was sas
Inc into mins-aa distance Of only foot or two
u wss . human fsee-os q least Y vas ~ NOR,
IL 90 ~ 80 ~ AAqe ~.
The evening world., 1914-01-10
rms ~ sES " .5Eo2Ri p...
try to double his millions, bscauss he


w 70 double nv minionA oecauee ne
prefers 10 give away money instead Oh
spending IT, oecau.e .. one OF tne I'ch.
est men IN america no mas hot uico
70 puy INC pyIam'as or torm = 1a'S
connection WIN european uu~
personally mere 10 not mucn ootwaso
o'nerence between henry Soro. MAKER
ana d'Apenser Oh ushiooA ana nsny
OK MS workfnen. ne 70 just the nAro
work'hs' mecnan'oai genius mat ne va
ten years or twenty years ago. money
~ no' mae .ns .nsn'e ,, ","'n ",s
frsndshIp. HI. oioths. srs ,,,st NJ
simple ~ whom he was Q worker for
wages. He enjoys q quiet evening In
tho simple parlor of the old house In
Detroit more than . social function In
the big country place hs has rscsotiy
built outside of town.
Hundreds Of people have tyfsd 20 get
to Mr.. Ford during the ,ast two days
to propose all manner Of things to
him They called at tho Hotel Belmont
In drovss and they rang the telephone
bell at all hourA
II wish I could sss them" hs said
to the hotel clerk. Really, I wish I
could, but thers are not enough hours
In the day. II Z could I would IKE to
cit down and listen TO what sach man
and woman has to suggest for there
The evening world., 1914-01-10
ONE DOSE RELIEVES
A COLD NO QU|N|NE
"Pape's Cold Compound
ends bad colds or grippe
in q few hours.
Relief comes instantly.

neIte1 COMES iuSt8utiys
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up . severe cold either
in the head, chest. body or limbs.
It promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passage in the head. stops
nasty discharges or nose running. re-
lieves sick headache. dullness, feverish.
ness. sore throat, sneesing. soreness and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuiied-upi Quit blowing
and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
hesdi Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief a. "Pspe's Cold
Compound" which costs only Is cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no in
convenience. Be sure you get the
genuine.
The evening world., 1914-01-10

the royalty on ore taken Out lUuo1D
1913. This will BE- the nsxt 10 ~ ~
Great Northern Ore Company, q 60
tract between the two corpofoeleos
will be abrogated on Jan. I, 1915.
Texas Co. stock advanced 8 IL psioeD
to ln. This 10 q rise Of over = peinto
since Jan. 1. based on rtimors Of eAl(
Of the Texas Co. to q foreign syndieau
or to Standard OIL Company.
q. g. Steel unified orders totAis1
I. -, 10s tons on Dec. 81. against l.Soe. ~
on Nov. S0--a decrease of 1ii.2ss to0a
The evening world., 1914-01-10
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERT .SeMeNT

the present-day product Of dsbilitatinS oavillsa
tioni And yet into the haunts Of this beast, va
ture the four heroes Of the story-Challsagsi
Lord John. Journalist Malone and Mr.. summsrie
into the great unknown. . world Of savAeee.
and brute force-go these pioneers Of soia1es
daring to match their man-made weapons agai1s
natures own powers.
This ID the theme Of the great novel-ths HshAe
civilization against barbarian. The theme 4
epic. and the treatment adequate. Life there
In It and color and warfare-warfars to the dean
for It Is a battle for existence And on one "a
are ranged only four men. How came they Il
wage IT. What motives. what incentive oesl,
drive men thus fart .. .
The evening world., 1914-01-10

ehan all ne luxury and the sights cf
the world.
There 10 one son. now twenty yeArs
Oh. who works every day In the Do.
troat factory and has been made .
vies-pssssdsnt Of the company.
Out IN the West they have . phrase
- describe the whole Ford family. .
OAfass amifytnG sterling worth and
ssme1losne Il y ''plain homo folks"
NooLlooNAM9 WHO % LIKE
MANY OF hto WoNkMGN.
~ ~ ehap y Henry Ford. Folks
- N Oocsntrte bscauss no does not
The evening world., 1914-01-10
CHS! Girls! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR HAIR

nsaas yeu have doubled the beauty Of
your hair. A delightiul surprise awaits
thGee whose hair las been neglected OF
y sofssgy. faded. dry, brittle or thin.
Besides Identifying the hair. Dander-
Inc dissolves every particle Of dandruii;
cleansss, puriiies and invigorates the
.esip. forever stopping itching and
most viii b after . few weeks use.
when you see new hair-iine and downy
at iirst-yes-but really new hair grow.
ing I'll over the scalp. II you care fol
pretty. soft hair. and lots Of II. surely
get . Is cent bottle Of Knowlton's
baadsrins from any drug store OF
toilet counter and just try II.
The evening world., 1914-01-10
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.

g G & Nav, Orc. ne 5 III Cir s Chang:
Fridays Net
Close. Ma ORE. S!sh. Lev C ss. Chang
~ s Msiy.. Is" ~ TX ~ / I
Wheat quiet and steady with narrow
trading. Corn steady on slight advance.
It was predicted that offerings from
Argentine would be factor for some
time. Wheat closed higher. Corn closed
IS to IS above Fridays close.
The evening world., 1914-01-10
Eee - cents you can make
your hair lustrous, fluffy,
and abundant.

ImnedistsfEYssi Csstaini-thst's
- ~ q Il. Yer hair becomes
~ vsvy. llufiy. abundant and ap.
- - ssel lustrous aad beautiful
y . yeaas eli's sltse Q Danderine
~ ssaass. Just " this-moistsn
: ~ With . little Dandsriae and
.!es1y draw Y Through your hair.
1G1nG enc small strand ct . time,
~ IN slssnss the hair d dust, dirt
= Osoasive oil, and In Just . few mo-
The evening world., 1914-01-10
THE ANSWER is GIVEN IN
TO-MORROW'S INSTALMENT
OF THIS GREAT STORY
AS PRESENTED IN THE
SUNDAY WORLD MAGAZINE.

This dramatic description Of thrilling of adventure and
mystery brings the first line of the first paragraph
Of 1.-THE Lost World by Sir Conan Doyle in Toor
rows Sunday World Magazine and will there again Our
Old Friends Of Poison Belt Fame Professor Challenger Lord John
Roxton Journalist Malone and Mr.. Sumerlee indon,-
liable who through MORE than
they through 1.-THE END OF THE WORLD!
These the men invited to follow. TOMORROW
Sunday World they find themselves alone
ABOVE the world know to-day but OF THE WORLD
WE KNOW, facing danssss beyond the daring dreams
Edgsr Ain Pa e. 4 Masf Hsssaxk
The evening world., 1914-01-10
,rems ron IMvesroRa.

American hlpbuildlng Company fesu-
lar quarterly dividend Of - per cent
on the Wsferrsd stock was declared.
Returns Of sishty.thrss roads, opsrat.
ing In the United States for November
compare - fosiows: 0foss earnings.
e2s.lN.DA showing . decrease Of
sD4,2s3, q "a PER cent. compared with
same month Of 1914 and net income de-
creased l1<.s43,so7. o. So-x per cent.
Y. 8. Steel Corporation this month
will pay 10 Great Northern Ore trus.
tees Q total Of os.sss.So0. representing