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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24
BY FAssETrs DEPARTMENT STORE

We have added to our hosiery
stock the Holeproof brand. For
dress wear. for hard service. or for
any purpose whatever, Holeproof
hosiery is the finest, softest covering
the foot could wish. ii Is the orig
inal brand of hosiery guaranteed to
wear for definite length OF time
six months from date OF purchase
or new hose furnished free. The
Holeproof hosiery company guaran-
tee that there will be no need for
darning for six months. II they
should they agree to replace them
by new ones upon surrender Of the
coupon ticket, provided they are re-
turned to us within six months from
date of sale to wearer.
If you are making a collection of
stickers. you will find one in each
package of Twin Bread. These are
the flags of the different countries.
The canning season is now here.
You will find here every thing neces-
sary to put up your fruit. We have
a display in our show window con-
tanning the needed articles.
Mr.. Freeman Is so far recovered
from the broken arch in his foot that
he is able to go with the aid OF one
crutch.
The special discount sale on Mems
and Young Mems clothing should ap-
peal to all careful dressers, as 1t in
cludes the, cream of our stock in
Kirschbaum and Sophomore guaran-
teed clothing.
w. II. Fassett made business
trip to the Chapman road camp Fri
day.
We have on sale In the clothing
department fifty suits in Boys cloth
ing ages from eight to seventeen
years at % per cent discount. Yon
should see these numbers to appre-
ciate the real values we are Offering.
-
The more pleasure you put into
your work, the more pleasure will
you and others get out of It,"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24
An exceptionally good program
at the Empire every night next
week. Come and see for your
self.
ONE SPOONFUL GIVES
ASTONISHING RESULTS

Monte Vista residents are aston
ished at the QUICK results from the
simple mixture of buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc, known as Adler-i-ka.
This remedy acts on BOTH upper
and lower bowel and is so THOR
OUCH a bowel cleanser that it ia
used successfully in appendicitis
ONE SPOONFUL of Adler-i-ka re-
lieves almost ANY CASE of consti-
patton, sour or gassy stomach. ONE
MINUTE after you take it, the
gases rumble and pass out The
Abbott-Goodding Drug Co. d.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24


serve, than to deserve what we get"
II person makes good and de-
serves more. the chances are the re-
suit will be attained quicker by hav-
ing made good beforehand. than If a
person troubled themselves too much
to get more before they had made
good.
Leonard Faus has been out this
week. He spent several days at
Wright's ranch above Creole and had
very good success fishing.
Our big sale which covers all the
Dry Goods stock, has been drawing
good crowds. AS large a stock of
goods as this placed at a discount
means large saving to the people.
Our local freight shipments are
beginning to get heavy in the dry
goods department again. One day
this week the freight alone amounted
to $4,000.
Mr.. Fornwald made the run from
here to Wright's ranch in his car in
A hours and a half Tuesday. He
came back Thursday. and had plenty
of fish to divide up with the differ
ent people of the store.
The revenue collector was here
this week inspecting our cosmetics,
perfumes, etc, to see If they were
properly stamped, also to collect the
tax on tobacco which expired in
July.
Shipments of raspberries have
been very much delayed this week
on account of the heavy rains they
have been having in the shipping
districts.
We have the following state
spoons in stock: Missouri, Nebraska,
Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, Indiana,
California, Iowa, Kentucky, Pennsyl-
yania and Ohio, ten cents each.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24
More
Efficient
and
Dependable

four hours and pulls strong the last hour Is 1t
did the first.
The horse under average farm conditions Ia q
plug after five six years of service. The Tractor
is good for at least ten years Of actual service
The value of the Tractor is not limited to field
work. 1t is hired man that will perform numer-
farm chores
After doing good days blowing the Tractor
will pump the water for the stock, grind cut or
shred feed, saw wood run a separator churn.
With Tractor deep blowing is easy The in
vestment
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24
Cheaper
Than
Horse
Power

A cheaper and more dependable power is need
ed for the small farm.
1t costs about $500 to plow land with
horses. With Case Tractor it can be plowed for
from 40 to 80 cents per acre.
It's utility Is not limited to blowing. 1t will
pull Disk Harrow and Binder.
There is no work necessary to production that
the Tractor cannot do, and it eats of the
crop.
1t is always ready for service No curryng,
feeding Harvesting.
1t may be worked ten hours day twenty
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24

obtained ana ho"
eject therebe
TO and all minerals
OIL and other ike
the right OF nges the purpose mining
inerasa substance. ~
@@eMles 'ae' ana each tract VIII Dc SOFA 'S "''
aihun Lands selling than s2
on the
Lands cash
rnents at the purchaser dos
al
H. a states one n "
becoming
the right an IN n
I.naton As7os ''e until approved oy 'he a'"'o LAM" ~
oderedhv
"""e August a,n 'u"e o. 1910
JOUN f..
+1s+~ Register ssatsB Of Land Commissioners
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24


sold
shall be $3.50 10
per annum Lands selling than and less ta
cent
Lands selling cent cash. and balance
not own
July H.
nd a
oyed by the State
3eplauon No ~
BoardJ lO
"@Hle gus I'll 1915
@Haa Register State board Oh LAM" ~
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-24

Most OF us trouble ourselves
more to get what we think we de-
serve, than To deserve what we get"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-06-24
Wauut -Jnniattprttp.
@ar erfferet 9DiHanb, MeEieo %
@sbe Torenebe Stater 9rig. Mme'
rifanere angrebne.

Can Diego, Gal., ben 17oe Sum-.
Glaglfibet colorado" af StillebapS.
flaaben reiite berfra ioag til Eobart.
bugten, Mertco, meb 600 Martne-
ioloater, ct 8attert burtigifDoenoe
aanoner og Mttralieier og rtgeltg
Mnnrl1nttton omborb for at biRlpe
Mn1erifanerue t Oaqutoalen. De
itbfte Gfterretntnger Ieo, at amert.
fanfte aolontiter / Giperan3a, 800
WetI tnbenfor @renier, efter at babe
affIaaet bet enc Mngreb efter bet an.
bet, MI ct t1oeiluttet % trucS af ct
npt Mngreb.
Mon1iral $otparo bar WDnbigbe6
til at lanbiatte en- Expedition for at
re6be Mmerifanere, Der eniter at
fonu,te ub at bet af Snbtanerne ber-
iebe Strgg, men ban bar faaet
Dr6re til lite at beiptte ,.oger1 Del
at 2a,1oet, Sioite Gfterretninger
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-06-24
5nttttrr afNnrgf.
0iitrift go. 4 bar bol6t lit Marsmb6e
! @ranb SORTS, q. Dat.

Senner af Norges Diitrift $50. 4,
Der on1fatter 2ogerne I Nortb Dafo'
ia, Saifatcbeman og 9llberta> bol6t
ben 15oe og 16oe 6S. tit fprite 9lar5'
n1e6e @rano SORTS. s Diitrifts-
preiioent so. s. &egges Sraper
preiioere6e 8icepreli6ent S. 9. So'
cobion al Sarge. Sra AZ 2oger bar
fren1ne6t 81 &epreie,ltanter.
8ar6ens 2oges Me6lemn1er pilte
fig fom elifper6ige &erter. De'1
ferite Mften bol6tes Der en- 8anfet
me6 Domner 8. 6. &asiell ionl
Toaltnalter. @ope6iefreter Stapl.
bein fra Mfinneapolis, Der operbar
Mb6et iom &obe6ltDrets @eprpien'
ta11t, bol6t be6 6enne 8antet en- ga
le ont Sgnner al Norges SremfomIt,
Gremgang og Spgaoer. Desuoell
bolotes Ealer af 8icepreiioent ga,
cobien, Diltriftets Donner> @iper
@erumgaro, og @eoafter @eer ..
5tren1ne.
Den anoen &ften 6eltog 6e tilrei.
ien6e ct Me6e af 8ar6en 2oge,
bbor &ope6iefretere1t gap. en- u6reo.
ming al Oroenens Msiuranceipiten1.
S ben felifabelige Del af bette Mpbc
oeltog ogiaa 0ptre al @orges 2oge
og a116re beibgenoe. 8lan6t Ealer-
ne par 8icepreiioent Sacobien %
Diltrtttsi iefreter g. q. See.
Diltriftslogen balgte felgen6e
Stpre:: Yreiioent, so. S. &egge,
&atton; @icepreitoent, 5. g. Sa.
cobfe,1, Sarge; Sefreter> g. ". See,
Befin; @asferer, q. g. Sta1bal,
@rano Sorts; @egent, g., ". 2anbc,
@alesburg; 9illiosman6> 8. 6. Gl.
itao, MugbD. gmbebsmenbene blep
tnitalleret al &obeoiefreter Stopn.
bettn.
Set bleb beiluttet at boIbe BET
nefte Dtitrtttslogemebe I Minot.
Mebfonfurrenter ON oenne 9gre bar
Deptls Gate, Gargo % @ugbD.
&ialp til serberne. Netp Dort
ben lobe Sunt. Mn1e. slapfn
@routteb, &uitru til gerbiens per.
mane11te asfiiteren6e l1benrigsn1ir1t,
fter, fom netop er fon111e11 tilbage
fra en- Gore6ragstur til be iterre 8p-
er Der I 0anbet for atitaffe SieIp til
ibelt6e16e t Gerber, ,1eo6eIte ioog
lat bun bab6e ian1let 1nellen1 500.
600 90 $4,000. Dette er foruoen
bbao @oefefelle elfen % BET a1l,e-
rttanife @ebe Rors bar bibraget.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-06-24

Millioner Grancs. Ser er 81. a. to
@uper6reaonaugbts % en- &rpoier
unber 8pgning> II &an6elsiftbe, "a
SefIffibe, 80 M,1to.8aa6e, 5 sleropla.
ner og ct itort 9ager af Eorpeooer,
Mtner, Nnlmunttton og 3 &anoner.
Ser ftges, at 4rigsifibene tan blipe
ferotg paa nogle faa @aane6er og
at De bill blipe taget til Galtellaunare
eller @enna.
General Sc @et Tprreber.
- @loemfo,1tetn> Sp6afrifa, ben
216e Sum-. (8ia 9on6on). General
@brtltian 6e @et, en- af 2eoer,1e al
6en ip6afrtfanffe gepolution MOB oen
brittle &e9iertng, bleb i6ag fun6et
ifDl6ig | Gorre6ert otte Bunfter.
Domnten bleb u6lat til imorgen.
- 8loemfontet,1, SD6=Mfrifa, biu
2on6on, ben 226e Stunt. General
Gbriitian De @et bleb i6ag 6ent til
ier MarS Gengfel og en- @o6 paa
$4,000.
SDif 8lab inspemberet.
- Berlin 6en 226e SSSl1t, bia
&aag. Den tDlfe @egiering bar fuS'
penoeret ~Del1ticbe Eage5ettung"
Mariagen iiges at pere @rtifler ONT
~2uittanta" @enfningen og l16talel.
fer ongaaen6e 6e tpif-anerifanife l1n-
6erba116linger. Dette bliper ber op.
fattet iom ct Eegn paa> at BET tpife
u6enrtgs6epartement gnifer at 11n6.
gao alt> 1om tan Dere til @fa6e for
en fre6eltg Gorltaaelie rnellem De
Sorene6e @tater og Epiflan6.
&ritif 0amper ienbt tilbnn6s.
- 2on6on BEN 226e sSrnt: 9el1
brittle Damper r@artsbroof" al
@lasgotp, fra Montreal til 2eitb,
@fotlan6, bleb ie1t6t ttlbnn6s al &a'
nontlo fra en- tDif l1noerbanosbaa6 40
Wftl 9}or6 for &i11nair6's &ea6. @l.
lepe Man6 af 8eiet1tngen blep re6-
6et. Srette1t Mon6 iabnes.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-06-24

Ipb, at Mmerttanerne tfte brpbbe ftg
om at retie. Sc bar babt mango
4nle6ntnger. Daquterne bar ertln'
ret fig uafbangtge og hentper for at
qienerobre 2anb, taget fra benz I'M
Der Dio3.M6miniltrattonen.
= @aibt,1gton ben 176e Stunt.
Otter en- Ronferens nnellem Martne'
og u6enrigsoepartemeutets gmbeos'
men6, ienbte Observation-Disclosures
M6n1iral &otpar6 Orore til at refle
til @uapntas. Sfblge @fterretnt11-
ger til u6etrtgs6epartementet bar
Sn6tqnerne ertleret &rtg mob SDif'
lon6, Mertco og Be Goreneoe Stater
@uberner MaDtorena t 9onoro
bar. un6errettet De Goreneoe Stater,
at ban bill ffaffe Eropper til at be-
ifDtte be omeritanlfe &oloniiter. Mo'
nliraI &otparoS Or6re er tmtolertto
uforan6ret.
SpbrgSmaalet ON Mpobielp
Merico bill blipe beban6let paa e1
Mp6e Der neite Onsoag af BET on1e'
rifanife Mp6e &ors.
- 9mbor6 paa colorado" noe1t'
for @nlena6a, 2otper California, pr.
traaolgs til @an Diego> @al., 176e
Stunt. Sra @uapmas meloes, at ca.
5000 bepebne6e S11oianere / @on'
Der foretager @1pn6ringstogter fra
Siel6ene> bpor De bar tit Weoelte0.
2pr6ag Often ongreb 6e ct Mrbetos'
tog paa @outbern @acific 8anea
ner Mapoli og 6rebte 2 Meno og
iaare6e II, 6ertblan6t to Inertta'
mere. Sen anerifanife nnoi9t'
ntngserpe6ttion paa 800 Mono btl
blibe lon6i lat / @uaDn1as, @onora,
og 6erfra ferot in6 2an6et, ON MO-
penotg. -
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-06-24
Dptrp 1f NurgR.
&opebloge-Msbe bolbt ber I 8peu
meo GreDa 2oee iou. &ertinbe.

1meb 6reDa 2oee iont &erttn6e.
Detre of Morges 13be &obeologe.
@s6e, fonl ,blep afbol6t paa Nor6en
Sall, 2011 @aibington IDe. sc. og
begpnbte Ebors6ag afilutte6es 2br'
bag often meo en- bpggelig @eceptton
bbort 2ogens 9elegater og Stpre
iamt tilreifen6e bar GreDa 2oges
@ipiter.
Set afbolbte 9obe6loge-Wp6e bar
/ alle Maa6er beret pellpffet, og De
@apporter, font bleb opleit, og oe
Sager, fom bIeb bebanblet, bar an-
lporet Delegater11e til at birfe e,16
mere iprigt for sDrbenens Bel bper
/ lin 2oge
SsSite6enfor at. ibre for 0roenenS
Gormaol fom QlSiuranceforening be,
iIutte6e man berefter / Sroenens
Birfiombe6 at lagge mere @pgt paa
at arbeioe for Morifoommen, ct 9lr,
beioe bport 4btnberne fan ,.6fbre ct
ber6iful6t 8torag. Mrbeioet for
8ebarelien al norlf Sprog og &ul'
tur >nenes ogina at billie appellere
lterfere til norife 4Dinber, meo ben
Selge, at man bill faa mango flere
Meolenr1ner tr,6 / Or6enen.
2er6ag @ftern. bleo Der fo-
retaget @alg rnee fplgenoe l1ofalo:
.@relibent, Mrs. Sopbte Wette-
la,16 af Sigpn 2pge Mo. 2, Mtnne-
apolis; @icepreiioe,rt, @ers. @aren
&ouiun6> Camilla @ollett $50. 81,
gbicago; Gerenroner, Mrs. slnna
&nutien, @p6a SEQ. 13, @rano
Sorts; @efreter, Wfrs. @uguita
Stpan, @tgpn $40. g. Minneapolis:
2e6iqger, Mrs. Mfarte @uitafIou,
@igne $50. 35, @il1tston, ge. g.;
&asIerer, Mrs. Marie 9en6erion,
SCUM $50. 3, Minneopolts; ssn6re
8dgt, Mrs. Morte Mlntl6ie1t, @6oa
$50. 49, @eit Dul1tb; Oore @agt,
Mrs. @lt3abetb 1oe, @uorun SEQ.
II, gilbert Sea, Mi1,n.; Eruitee pau
4 Mor, Mrs. @mn1a 8ierflien, Col
fftt,t fifftt,t SEQ. 19, guperior, Wts.; 6bp:
Braii6e11t, Wrs. Dline Reberien,
Grepu SEQ. I, Mi1tneapoIis.
Set bleb beiluttet, at &obeologen
here fter n1g6er bpert on6et iIteoenfor
bpert Mor iom bi6ttl. Melte Meoe
ffal afboloes @rono Sorts, q. g.,
/ 1917.
Yaa @run6 af bet meget Mrbet'
6e> iom 0roene1ts @ert meofprer
for nogle al @mbe6smen6ene beilnt>
te6es @efreterens 2pn forbetet fra
$500 til $3.50 9laret og Breitoen.
tens fra $35 til $50 Maret.
@npporterne for bet forlebne Mar
piite fortiat Sremgang for Detre at
george. Sire 2oger bar ftiftet /
elarets 2pb, og Dr6enens Meolems.
antal bar forbget meo $50, iaa bet
lamleoe Meolemsattal mi er $500.
Detre af g3orge teller nu 46 2oger,
bporof Minneiota 19, @tsconiin
10, @aibtngtou t. geortb Datota
10, Sllinots 8, RenniDlpanta l.,
SEEM eserleD 1, Canada 1, Nep Dort
3 foctole 2oger.
Haa Sopeologemeoet bar Der
frenmpot @epreientanter fra 81
2oger. Salt 6eltog 81 @epreientan.
ter og Officerer.
@asierere,1s @opport btite, at Der
/ Msiurancefasien bar $8,444, I &e-
ferpetasi len $4,387 og / ben almtn.
6eltge @Qsie 1851.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-06-24

u&riitianiafiorb" ofgif fra @er'
gen ben 166e 6s. me6 26 ferite, 1913
an6en og 395 treble 4lasies @asi1'
gerer og bentes til Seem Dorf ben
251e 1S. g..
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-06-24
TrS1mk-5agRn.
8unernsren, Der benaaoebe lam,
11aa nbfommanoere Mhitien for
fpr at erbpibe 8effpttelii


Mtlanta, Ga, 81. SsSu11i. Deosoom.
men moo SEQ 80. Granf bleD ioag al
@uperner Sobn so. Slaton formiloet
til lipsparigt Gengiel. We6oelel'
ien ont @upernprens 8elten1melfe
tom flere &iner> efterat Grant /
&emmeltgbeo bar blepen fprt fra
6englet Der til 6engielsfarn1en t
Milleogepille. Granf bar oemt til
at benges tunorgen for Mor6et pua
Marp @bagan I Mprtl 1918.
= Mtlanta, @a.> 216e Sum-. gu,
berner @laDton iaa fig iaftet1 npot
til at u6fomman6ere Militien for at
erbol6e 8eifDttelie moo De forbitreoe
GoIfetnasier, Der biloe tage &ep1,
for6t @upern9ren bab6e benaaoet
SEQ so. Grant. .Glere bunoreoe
Men6 og Gutter foriGgte at trenge
fig ino paa @ubernerens 2anofteo,
ser bar barrtfa6eret ne6 Bigtraa6s-
forbtn6rtnger, og at oberman6e tDpe
bebebne6e Gountp-Bolitim9n6. 8e5
Mnfon1iten af fire Mtlttsf tsfompanier,
Der bar bolot / 8ereoifab, protlame-
reoe @nberneren &rtgslob Strdget
on1frtng 2an6ite6et. Da Sol6aterne
latte 8aionetterne paa fine @eparer
for at a6ipreoe 6olfemasfen bleb De
no6taget meo en- &agl at Glaifer,
Stoffe og @tene. Glere Sol6ater
bleb faaret.
@npernere1 proflamere6e &rtgs-
lob al. II, % beo Mionat bar Golfe.
masien a6ipre6t.
abinbe in6ebrnnbt. sSoltet, ST.,
ben 206e Stunt. Mers. @6muno so.
Illen, 81 Mar, $u1tru til Dtrefterert
for Statsfengflet og en- forbenbp-
ren6e Dperette6tba, bleb toag fun6en
brenbt ttIogbe Mrettgrens 8oltg.
On Slaffe, fom bub6e tnoebol6t Mlfo.
bol, bleb fun6en I @ereliet tilltge.
tne6 en- itor 9an6flaffe, bborrneb bun
r,taaife er blebet Iaaet. gn Meger-
fange, Der uoferte 11oget Mrbet6e I
Nreftbrens 2etligbeo, er 11istentt
for l6aaben.
Generalfoniul 2iitoes sGrinbe.
8afbtngton BEN 166e Sum-. Set
blep beften6tgiort t6ag, at De 8rep-
5ifaber, @eneralfouful 2iitoe babbe
meb fra be amertfanffe Miniitre Bon
Dpfe % 8bttlocf, bore bar &tliener
fra btsfe III Nreiioe1t Wtlfon og
lite babbe noget n1eb ben trter,1at.o.
male stt.attou at giera
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19
Miss Nellie Bly, Describes
Scenes in War Hospitals

Budapest, Nov. 10.-Ten languages
are spoken in the hospital, and nurses,
German, Austrian, Gulitzin, Hungarian
and Servian, are employed, SO that
patients will always have nurses who
speak their language.
They have also series of chapels
Catholic, Protestant and Hebrew.
Off each ward are small sound proof
rooms called death chambers"
Patients at the point of death are
removed to these rooms to spare the
feelings of their fellow comrades.
Smoking rooms, glass -partitioned, are
also an adjunct to each ward.
This hospital accommodates 1000
wounded The kitchen is superb and
needs column to properly describe
it. They showed with pride a large
American refrigerator. The doctors
and nurses each have their sleeping,
eating and rest departments. One
large hall, gaily decorated with the
national colors, is used for the amuse-
ment of the convalescent. Even kino
shows are given, and concerts.
Men We're being received from a
train, so we went down to see them
We talked to them, as detachments of
twenty were taken at a time to the
bath.
/ cannot praise too highly the won
derful executive ability OF those who
conceived and established the as
founding perfection of these two hos
pitals. Nothing is wanting to aid anc
assist nature to save and heal wha-
man is SO inhumanely torturing arc
destroying.
We had scarcely reached the As
-oria when l had a telephone call from
DR.. Macdonald.
Called 10 Hospital.
81 want you to pet in taxi anc
come here, Miss Bly, he said. 81 have
received just now the worst case
have ever. seen in my entire life. The!
may interest you"
! rushed 10 the American Red Cres
hospital II is located in Mexico
street in large building, formerl!
used as a home for the blind | flev
in the door and UP the stairs owe
which floats fifty-foot Americas
flag.
DR.. Macdonald, grave and sad, me
Is at the head of the stairs.
"Come into the operating room,
he said, taking my hand. Il have tn
most frightful case ! ever saw"
Mr.. Schriner, who had enough mis-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19

to search mine. | could not endure
their question. ! had no answer to
give.
"Let me go.' | said to the doctor.
The low means seemed TO call me
back, but l walked steadfastly toward
the door and down the corridor.
"Could emperors and czars and
kings look on this torturing slaughter
and ever sleep again." | asked the
doctor.
"They do not look he said gently.
only by witnessing such horrors can
one realize them"
Miss Bly," cried Won Liedenfrost,
running down the hall, that poor
fellow just died."
This is only one case Travel the
roads from the scene of battle; search
the trains; wounded, frozen, starved
thousands are dying by agoniaing tor
ture-not hundreds, but thousands
And as they die, thousands are being
rushed into their pest-filled trenches
to be slaughtered in the same way.
Oh, we Christiansi
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19

cry for one day, had tried to induce
me not to come. Failing, he had come
along. Silently he kept at my side.
The operating room was in confu
sion. On the floor was blood. Filling
pals and in piles were bloody ban
dages. | tried not to see. l began to
wish l had not come.
-Four American Red Cross nurses
stood gravely around an operating
table. DR.. Macdonald pointed to two
bandaged stumps. l could see one foot
was gone at the ankle, the other ap-
parently half way to the knee.
"This is a Russian said the doc
tor. "He was wounded by shot
through his body. For eight days he
lay in the trench unattended. His feet
froze. He was put on a freight train
and when we received him an hour
ago his feet had dropped off, doubt
less in the car, for we never saw them,
and the last blood the poor fellow
had was pouring from his open veins.
We carried him here and bandaged
him up, but he cannot live many min
utes longer. He has no pulse now.
Come, look at him."
a Dreadful Sight.
Come, look, reader, with me. Ny
whole soul shrank from the sight
The doctor took me by the hand.
kept my eyes away from the face
was afraid to look upon.
Look at this body" said the doc
tor. | looked shuddered. The
claypallor of death. The ribs cut
ting the skin. Bones, bones, no flesi
anywhere.
The head turned. Great, hollow
black eyes looked into mine. Trans
fixed, | Stood hear sick, soul-sad
Those great hollow eyes searches
mine. They tried to question me
They spoke soul language to soul
The lips parted, "a moan, a groan o
more than physical agony. He spoke
| could not understand. His word
were a sound my ears shall neve
forget. The appeal, the longing, tn
knowledge!
"What does he say?" ] cried, unabl
10 stand it. "Can no one understand
Can't you find some one to speak t
him?"
A nurse smoothed his forhead. A
attendant held fast the pale, pal
hands.
"The attendant understands" IL
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19

Good pasture for sheep. Phone
130F12. T. D. Mccall, Imperial.-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19

800 acres corn land for rent on
shares or cash rent. Stevenson Bros,
Imperial, Cal.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19

We move pianos and houses. Ed
Royce Transfer, 632 Main.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19

DIR. E. E. Osennurg, Dentist,
649 Main ST., El Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-19

Below-To the left and top in tae
architectural group from the san
Francisco exposition is the sufefo
Palace of Liberal .Aytg, as seen Com
the South Gardens. To the rght IS
the great Palace OF Transpor5ati7a Is
seen from the north. Below then Is
the imposing facade of the Palace OIL
Machinery, and at the bottom the haa-
dome Of the Court OF the -Four sea-
sons.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-27
NOTICE {!

Beginning today, Nov. 24th, the Prescott Steam Laundry will request that each patron have amount of pack age convenient when laundry is deliv- cred. Otherwise, the package will be returned to Laundry and held subject to the owners future instructions. We earnestly request that the patrons of this Laundry cooperate with us on this as we have obligations that we must meet at the end of each week. We request that each patron, who is expecting package, to leave at desig- mated place sufficient amount to cov- CT charges of package and thus help us to keep down any grievance that night ensue through refusal to break this rule. We ardently solicit your business and it will always be our heartiest pleasure to guarantee per feet action.-Prescott Steam Laundry.