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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
sLlIled pottcr, Maker Dies.

Santa Fe Nov Ia Romoncita, one
OF the most skilled Of the pottery maxi
ers az san lldefonso. died today leay-
ing IA baby one day old. she was the
daughter of Juan tiohzdttS ana re-
GENTLY returned from san Diego. The
father Of the child, Hopi Indian Is
AT san ildefOnso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
THANKSGIVING TEA. HOME-COOK
ING SALE and PARCEL POST
GnETAI

50 Johns Guild viii hoid q thanks
giving tea. a h0me-cooking sale and
a parcel post social ON Tuesday after
noon Of Thanksgiving week at the
home of Mrs James r. NcWhalL S0l
West Gold avenue Everybody is
Welcome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
ANOTHER ITALIAN SNIP
SUNK BN SUBM NRINE

Syracuse Italy. Nov 10 (3:23 o. m)
THE Italian steamer Firenze. sunk
by submarine, was sent to the bot
tom hy means of shell fire o0 the
Egyptian coast
The Fireuze, which was the best and
most modern steamer bcloueinB "a the
Compagum Martina and cost 81
600, 600. len here ON Tuesday for
Alexandria Forty miles or the
ENpuan coast. according To the ac-
counts received here She was bonn
bardcd by ln Austrian submarine ana
WIS Obliged 20 halt when a shot
struck her rudder Five boats were
lowered Ia which Co save the passen
gers ana crew, while The submarine,
il is declared, continued 60 lombard
the Fironzc until she sank
Tho passengers comprised nineteen
Italians, eleven Egyptians two Swiss
and one French.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

food shortage and sickness.
First chief Nenustiano Carranza
will spend sunday at Saltillo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

The Compagnia Martina. Mon
toned Ia the foregoing, Is apparently
idcntical with the societa Nazionale di
Scrvisa Martina, which shipping rec
Ords list aus the owners of the Firenze.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
An Autobiography
Recorded by Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

giving herself as generously as ever
amy girl could To man who cared
not snap N his fingers FOR her. and
was marrying her 10 take away from
her as much " her money as possible
At home Eds marriage for II few
months made little or no difference
He had always been out great dcnl
anyway Now he simply did not come
home tn dinner at all That was the
only change
Financially things grew steadily
worse Two servants a psrlor maid
aud laundress left M because they
would wait no longer fur their wages
Mother began accepting any invitation
10 20 anywhere Just because she liked
lo get away from the gloomy atmos
pherp NJ home Aud Marion took her
cue from mother Even father no Ion
ger appeared regularly ut the dinner
hour us hc used to do. often aud "
ten ! dined alone on some warmed
over halfcookrd and carrlessly served
dish ur other rft from family ain.
upr the night before | began tu be-
very lonely aud miserable MY one
consolation was lo lose myself In
dreams Dreams " the day when |
should become p great actress. and
earn millions aud millions Of dollars
10 give 10 my father and mother and
Marion, aud 40 make them happy once
more Already | had developed the
family failing N indulging IN goldea
plans for the future while the present
rose Ike tide " sordldness about
me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
Seeing America First

ny fTed T. hdl1.
II | had great deal more money
and u little less energy thuu / now
have, would move at once to Red
lands Cal, and remain there the rust
OF my life.
II IL town Of some 1000 souls
and | imagine 1t Is the most beautiful
city Of It's size IN the world. Milton.
aires and mutt mllliUnaires are to be
found there In profuslon that brings
10 mind the old simile Of the feas aud
the dog | have an Idea that when a
man not a millionaire walks along the
streets Of Hedlands, mothers pause to
point him out Ia their little children
The consequence " this millionaire
population II Il place devoted almost
entirely to beautiful homes. rlOwrrs,
aud scenery Keeping tab on orange
groves and playing golf are about the
only industries The man who likes
10 divide his time between looking
leisurely at gorgeous surroundings
and harassing golf ball, would he I'm
his element I'm Redlands II he wants
a lot ~ action and has a tendency TO
become bored In the society ~ mil
lionAlres the beauties of the place
might pail on him Mllllonairrs are
all right In their way. NJ couse. hut
10 live entirely surrounded hy mil
lionalres would be not without its dis
advantages For one would have
npIchhors that possess only scant
sense NJ proportion or NJ humor. How
could n man with sense NJ humor
ever devote his life to acquiring n
million dOllRrs'
Now II n man thinks millIonaires
would he stupid company as n steady
diet hut likes lots ~ bright warm
weather. ma does not demand tun
much excitement he could mot du
hettcr than i've I'm Riverside Cnl
witch Is n town p few miles from
Relnuds
Homes I'm Riverside aro not so cost
" Rs those NJ Rnd'nnds hut 7 du
not recall seeing n home I'm other cltv
that was nuattrocilvp NeiT~->- place
has any Slums Riverside hos non
u'ation NJ lGOO0 mr. $1,000 and rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
W. R-Ed,s NInrriape

q q u q q u . o o o q o o o u o
q o
% WHAT ls there shout AN ostcu- u
% tntluu- wedding that makes a man u
and woman with true love In their U
% hearts draw back ashamed Per u
% haps Il IL the instructive knowledge q
% that lu,r ls ~ simple ~ - little q
% Child You must listen quietly aud %
rr,rrrnth would you hear lts voice q
% q - - q q q q - q - q % - a u %
And So my brother I'D was married.
My mother went tu see the prospect
Nr hrldr two or three times before
the wedding but ull I'm nll we saw
very little OF her Aud this, as / look
buck mucl was pInunrd Marta
Juguv WAS q simple aud trusting girl,
hul ] Imagine the family thought II
best mot Go bring To her attention too
Clearly the fact that she was rich
and we were comparatively poor
Probably the girl was not told my
brother uu. only had little or mo- mon
coy hw that also he had practically
uu earning capacity From word,
dwu.uN nrrv ur there think Marta
was Iced uo believe my brother was
willing tu gu aud Hive iu her home
with her servants about them, because
bc loved her too much to ask her TO
start HE with him IN entirely strange
surroundings
There vus very splendid church
wedding and reception after IT, Aud
this NJ COURSE because the bride paid
tnr them As for us. we had new aud
very beautiful gowns for the event
mother Marion and / am sure we
mnd" u very handsome showing ~ We
rustlcd Into the front pew After
word nt the reception, many " Mar
W's plain relatives regarded nv with
awe I woudcr what they would have
Thought had they known the dress
maker who designed our fashionable
toilettcs was never pNld that for
years ufterw0rd her rrcurrrnt hill to.
rrthpr with many others. made my
mother afraid 10 look at the mail In
the morning
/ wns only n girl lust turned six.
teen when my brother was married.
but remember the face NJ the little
bride quite well shining, radiant. mt.
terly hopeful and utterly trustful f,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

business center gives the impression
VI having been built all at the same
time There are mo- old places thut
ought tu be- weedcd out some duy tO
make room for new ones Everything
Is too good tO tear down II X a
model town to live In. Unlike Red
lands, which is n trifle more dazzling
In Its beauty Riverside seems 10 be-
made up almost entirely II persons
who work Tor living They do not
appear to be- working very hnrd. II
Is true, nor 10 have any partlcuIal
occasion. TO- but they lack that com.
plcte air ~ leisure which autagOnizcs
those Of rs who haven't got It. And
another thing which makes Riverside
model town Is lts absolute clcnull
ness. / did not sce spcck NJ dirt
on the street or anywhere else during
the two days ! was there
Riverside il the heart ~ the orange
growing section NJ California The
original naval orange tree is 10 be-
found there II stands an 10y Itself.
surrounded by little fence, and. I
believe, the people all cross them.
selves and make genuflcxions as they
pass the tree.
In nearly every direction from Riv.
erside are beautiful shaded highways
bordered by solid professions " small
orange groves and pretty little homes.
| cann0t imagine anything finer Tor
n man who Is willing to put up with
a little hot weather In summer aud
who wishes to lead quite life be-.
meath sky that is clOudlpss nine
montS of year than 10 own one of
these groves They cost from 1000
to $1,000 nm Acre. aside from build.
ings ~ course Californians ten a
great many lies about the Income to
I've derived from five acre orange
grove n one could make all the
money one hears uu be- made simply
hN watching orange trees bear their
golden fruit hnlf the people In the
world would move next week 10 Cal
ifornla. -.-
Vet ] found the people NJ both Red
lands and Riverside the most truth
mi regarding the weather that have
met anywhere IN California. All nd
mltted that II was extremely hot I'm
summer One can't help liking q
! California who looks one STRAIGHT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
GETTING USED TO HONKs.

The big policeman at Main and Rob
inson who guides the dostinirs "
downtown traffic at that point says
that under the city ordinances nobody
is compelled TO Jump when AN nutomo
bile honks. He gives the assurance
tnat he Is not going 10 let anybody be-
run over Should a careless chauffeur
run over anybody presumably the big
policeman would arrest the reckless
driver
These remarks are not Intended to
reflect on the traffic policeman Far
from It. for he is quick Of eye and
does his duty we'll When hr raises
his night stick the automobiles stop.
and they do not move forward muiu
until he removes tho ban with d
graceful wave OF the hand The h,E
policeman standing in the middle NJ
The street is monarch of all he surveys
No unpd,r h. s.,s IL a. .u,t u......yur,
- mur ,.noo ,,r n.,, . n..l
IA, .,,..... a.. ,...... .,.. .,
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houk close al hand is just "a common
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h.rd sn,r,.. n. ,n. ,, .nr,.,..o
win IN. no,,r u. ..,., .r ,....... 49,.
.y.p with tno tr.,u. n.l..n,n, o.,
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sut,n,,ii. ln.n.y 81, him n,.i.,.. ......
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B.. ..a, n.,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

Next story Nd Mr.. Toad Disap.
pears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
VIOLET TINE Is HERE.

~, -
-. ''',A P"'p'' VI tue "'s"oou
''N' ''"' wv '''" ''"" mar """+
' '''''" J." '"'"'''"'"' now "u''n4
D','''' w ~, '''o' tue '"l'u''"p'
"e w. " you ~ ''o'' enough
''"u''' w" WI" una "'h'r
, ''''' "'' "''"B "uu'u ny an awaken.
""'u'''
~ '''''' '''''e III tue WOODS mat
'''' ,"' ''''N' "'u nurN Tor 'ho-o
' ''' '"' '""''' "' 'h'Ir gentle
''0" " you Eo ny in an automobile
you ""' see 'n' P'oiu''oh OF purple
o'''''''u "E"'u'' 'he green ot Il Held
Ou' ''u WI" HISS many OF the gIorles
70 oe FOUND 10y closer Inspection
i"'i' are ''ny flowers down IN the
p"S' ""u '''SSoms are To hr found
y" every manu- where the dend Iro'rs
"e' Souu'u uI''r ih" rnlnN OF winter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

There's n Yankee landlord On thr
Maine coast who KEEPS his old hulk
NJ n summer hotel filled every year
with well 10 du guests from the cities,
who nay high prices Tor the wonder
ful scenery and the good meals uhllo.
sophlcnlly accepting the hlenk rooms.
the shabby wall paper Rnd the thread.
hnrc upholstery 4 New York man
asked him tcwGrEthc clgsr NJ his sen
son how hc been doing
"Wal the Yankee replied. "Tvr
lust been going over the books and
we've netted about $1,000 this sea
son. reckon n we do ~ well an.
other wear TN paper the parlorl-
Everybodys.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
State Small Talk


N-I -H Ill
OLUlC DHiQLL 4 uln
u'l'''''nk lectures "' ''"S Nhs'les'
>"N' " s'a't P"i"'' III " PERSONA uo
,,''''e '''"' .'' '' INNS, ,'as u.s.
'' ,'N'"''o"'" U" J"'', ''' ",'3',"''" ''
, ",'''', "'" ~ "'" ''' S''o"'' '""A'
" 7''' ''""'
uR,th sul,ar ord Wsts,p bs,a an.
n,nuced that tbm will he candidates.
f,r r...l,rtInp ur,t ,rsr that th.,
RrmbItcgn nnJ then suggests thnt
,rmr of their friend, ,hnulj nnt thrm
opc,f II 4, possihl. that hp, win
be- next If they run-ucXt 10 the lei.
lew who Is elected
Napulp people are figuring on
voting bonds 10 raise S2oOOOO for the
Porp"S' "I erecting h'Sh school
''u','"N. =" certain are thty 'h"'
,l.' nue. W '''' S'"""' '""'u mere are
W 'yf"' '"1 10 ~" some "' 'n' I"Ise
',' d, '"'l,' "U''''''Es 'i''',, III o'u'' "'"'
..l l,I,ia., r,G' 'up,', ,,a,,., "'e' '' '''' I'"
W. '''''"' '' ''l'"'p"'
Organization " a Sunday ,rhnol
league OF baseball pIayrrs IL pr,nospd
ut Durnnt and several other nlor,s In
th, s.uth.ugtprr ro,t ~ a.. .tot.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
There's Some One Under That Old
Board. thought Peter

stopped and sat up TO listen There
Is was again. and It seemed 70 come
from under HH old board II was just
Il llttle usulus sound, hardly to be
heard.
There SOME one under that old
board. thought Peter and peeped un-
der All he could see was that there
WINS something moving Instantly Peter
was I'LL curiosity Whoever was there
was not very big ls was sure uf that
Ot course that meant that he hnd
nothing To- fear SO what do you think
Peter did Why, he just pulled that
old board over And when he did that
he saw, whom lu you think; Why
Old Mr Toad 10 be- sure.
But such sight as Old MIR Toad
was Peter just stared For fun
minute he couldn't find his voice. Old
Mr. Toad WIS hanging his clothes
Yes sir, that is Just what old Mr..
Toad was doing He WIS taking Oft
his old suit aud under II was a brand
new one lu' such time he was hay
Ing He was upcning aud shutting
his big mouth aud drawing his hind
legs under hIm and rubbing them
against his body Then Peter saw II
strange thing Me- saw Old Mr.. Toads
old suit had split I'm several places.
and he was getting II off by sucking
Il into his mouth
In Few minutes his hind legs were
free NJ the old suit, and little by lit
tie II began 10 be- pulled free from
his body All the time Old Mr. Toad
was working very hard TO suck II In
at the corners ~ his big mouth lie
glarcd angrlly u, pster but he couldn /
say anything because his mouth was
too full lie Iouked 80 funny that
Peter Just threw himself on the ground
aud rolled over and over with laugh
ter This made nld Mr.. Toad glare
more angrily than ever but he couldn't
say anything mot a word.
When he had got his hands free 10y
pulling the sleeves of his old coat of
inside out he used his hand to pull
the last Of II over his head. Then he
rulped very hard two or three times
TO swallow his old suit, aud when the
last Of II had dlsappeared he found
his voice. Don't YOU know that II ls
the most lmpolIte thing In the world
20 look at people when they are chang
Ing their clothesT he sputtered.
Next story Nd Mr.. Toad DisNp.
pears.
Mrs Fletcher went up 10 the city
one morning 90 do some shopping
She was looking for some housefur
nishlnRs aud went to a large depart
ment store
Walking mp tu tall blonde floor
walker who was Walking slowly down
the aisle I'm huguld and elegant
manner she said
'Will YOU pIpusc tell me whore !
can see the candclahrar
AN canned goods two counters tc
the right" replied the official guide
briefly Harper Magazine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
KINDLY TURN

NHllrr-l let Blnks have $40
year ago. guess hc thinks have
forgotten It,
Woods Why don't YOU tell him
YOU have, ~ he won't worry
---Ar-
A Young spark, notorious for his
cunceit, was buasting In the presence
Of several gentlemen about the con
quests which he had gained over the
feminine heart.
Look said he, here's a handsome
present ! hud from my last lnamoru-
Ia az the same time handing around
beautiful cigar case
All admired the article, which had
an Endorsement Of It's quality stamped
upon It.
VERY nice GIFT" remarked one Of
the company u perceive your lady
love even had your name put ON the
rpsc"
Well that's queer" answered the
houstrr II never noticed H."
Look again" reiolncd the candid
un" The ruse Is distinctly marked
Rcal Calf"
Few men are able to appreciate
getting the short end Of Joke
When a mans anger IL smOuldering
It's up 10 his wife to turn the hose
on him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

"lhr hootlegers association had
fine representation on the road gang
that went out to work this morning. 3"
says the Duruut Democrat out NJ
twenty eight prisoners who were tab
en- ont 10 do road duty twenty five
md been convicted and were serving
sentences Tor violating the prohibitory
law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

ia the eye aud declares the weather
m m, locality Is at times uueom.
Portable.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02
Department of the Interior

L. S. Land Office at Sterling Colo,
November 18th 1915
Notice is hereby given that Maud A.
Chase Widow of Frank NJ. Chase de-
ceased) Of Julesburg Colorado. who on
November 25 1910 made Homestead
entry No. O14679 for North West Quar-
ter of section 26 Township IL North
range 43 west, 9Th principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to makn
final five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Clerk of the District Court Jules
burg Colorado on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Jergensen. Of Julesburg Colo
Charlie Ford, of Big Springs Nebr.
Ned Wilber of Big Springs Nebr
Fred Chase, of Julesburg Colo.
A. F. Browns
Register
Nov. 9o Dec %.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02
Office

NVtPV
To Rev. John G. Reid, John =. Stew.
art and Charles N. Campbell. Members
Of The Boulder Presbytery, Presbyter.
Ian Church Society. w. II. Pound, and
to all Persons COncerned:.
You are hereby notified that an as
sessment of Twenty-Five Dollars
S25.0O on each lot, covering the cost
OF Construction of sidewalk along the
South side of Lots eleven an and
tweleve u2) in Block Thirty three 1881
of Union Pacific Railway Co.'S Firs,
Addition to Denver junction now Ju-
lesburg, Colorado, has been made a.
gainst said property. You are fur
ther notified that the Board of Trus-
tees of The Town of Julesburg, will
at its meeting held at eight O'Clock p
N. on Dec. Goth. 1915 in the Council
Chamber at Julesburg, Colorado hear
any sbjection as to the justness and
correctness of the amount so assessed
J. c. Wagner
Clerk and Recorder.
Dec I'd Dec 9Th
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02
Notice For Publication
DepaftRent Of the Interior
Land Office at Sterling Color

L. S Land Office at Sterling Colorado
November 9Th 1915
Notice is hereby given that George
W. Boss OF Julesburg Colorado who on
February %. 1910 & April 81 1914 made
Homestead Entries Orig and Add. No
0ll3O9 & 020779 for Lots 6, & and
Eh2 SW14 and lots 3, 4. & 5. & SE4
NWA Section s Township II North
Range 43 West, 9Th Principal Mcrid-
ian. has filed notice of intention to
make final FIVE year on orig Fl. f. Il
nal Three year on Add. H. f. proof.
TO establish claim to the land above
described. before County Judge at
Julesburg Colorado, on the 6tn day of
January 1916.
Claimant nama.; as witnesses
Fred Sells of Julesburg Colorado.
Fred Cess of Julesburg Colorado.
Sam s. Rickley of JuIesburg Colorado
Pete. Jensen Jr. Of Julesburg Colora ado
A. F.. Browns.
Register
! Pre-. 9th 1915.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02
Wenal's Clah Neeti.e

The next meeting of the Woman's
Club is to be held on Wednesday Dec
ember Sth at the home of Mrs. Ewing
This is an open meeting the Topic be-
ing Music and Painting" Mesdames
Kelsey, Duffle1d, Clayton and Glenn
i.aSelle and Miss Winterbotham are on
the program,
Last trip before Chritnaas, Chas. f..
Jacoby will be at the photograph gall
cry from December 7th. to December
1lth.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02

The People Of the State OF Colorado
To L. F. Loveland the Defendant
above named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear IN
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the County
Court of Sedgwick County, State OF
Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, if served within this
County: or, ii served out of this Coun-
ty. OF by publication within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day OF service: or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint.
And If a copy of the complaint in the
above entitled action be not served
with this summons, or IL the service
hereof be made out of this State, then
| ten days additional to the time herein
before specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the TAX
! ing of Judgment by default as afOre-
said.
The said action Is brought to recover
Judgment against the defendant l.. E.
I.oveland for the sum Of $12l.72 upon
an account arising from the care,
and custody ard management of the
p1 operty hereinafter described md
TO have the same adjudged first lien
on the snid defendants undivided in
tcrest in and to the said property, des-
cribed as follows. to-wit:- The west
onc-half of Lot Eleven u) in Block
Three 90 OF the Original Town of
Denver Junction, now Julesburg, in
| Sedgwick County, Colorado, and that
the same be sold to satisfy said lien, as
will more fully appear from the com
/ plant in said action to which refe2sence
Is here made:
\ And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take default and
Judgment according to TIE prayer or
SAID complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court at Julcsburg in said
County. this 9th day C: November A.
u. 1915
(SEAL) G. II. AUSTIN Judge &
Ex-officio clerk of County Court Sedg-
wick County, Colorado.
Robson and Hendricks
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Dec. 2 Dec IS
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02

this resolution
heC of
wick
u. Jerk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02

Sedg-
the Judgement 1t Is necessary
said districts
3s
limits OF OF
Il
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-02
IN THE COUNTY COURT

T.. F. CLAYTON, \
Plaintiff
VS.. tsuNnoSs.
l.. E. Loyelend
Defendant