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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

Der crit tirstih in
Maorib perTtorbsne Multimiaion6r
EDUARDO Romoguera bat iein GEE
iamtss 8errlpgen i'm 9etrage bon
ITO Miaiontn pefos Den 9iidnfsn
BON Maorio. guepns : Aires unb
Barcelona gu fppbItdtiasn 3tped,n
psrmadt. Snbesriffen iinO unsefdhr
10000 Ssttor GsIbsr in qrgentinien
uno srpbe 6duisrnisrtsI in Der pors
us9mitsn @egsno BON 9usnos- 4ires.
Ron tam nur Sterne Der ers
ten iehs @robenoronun9sn mi. freis
EN- Iuae iebsr. IS tino Dies in unies
rem Gesenesu u%ugsfdhr $500. Nm
Roros uno Si0bimmsl Suiommeu
6500-7000 Der 2tItrpnon teiIt Die
Sterne ansr in @roBsHoronunesn bon
l-20 eiu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
@rnnOtisentbnms= Mnrit.

ToIaenoc @runoei1enthums ltcber.
%troaunaeu ipuroen ir BEN leetcr Ia.
aen ncrdeurmmeu:
SIN. S6rfliuQer an Njtc 90brobnni
II. a.. Dos SheotcrctQclttbum an
Noie Str0bc. fur 81 1000
=. @ciIiupn on Fchcrt 2 Goof.
@ouplae in Ncu 9niteroom $500
4. Wt;r II. u. on 1<ofub @dddcrufcicr.
Gieenthum at Ioriped Str. $500
". SoueS onSSm 2angrohr. Turnr
I'M Conn @ongpr fir $4,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

Wlttcrpcmnpn. 9tur 5luei 9lppll.
tottouen fiir oaS Niitterpeultons9e.
let limo bis Jest bel Gountpridter
Nrinoleu elneelanien, trotocm ous
t6cieb oercits lett cinem Wonot III
&ruit lit uno scr Gountnrotb aul
ieiner &obrcslibunG iiir ncn 3pet
$4,000 hcltimmte. llno oieie 5nel
IppIlfationen luurocn out, nidlt be.
milllQt; Der Hldltcr ionh in Dem etneit
E1lle ans. Dab DIE 6onilie mebr als
500 Wel0 bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
Die Sot mad benz alten ga
terlanOe.

Sad SclttihIano, Sciterreid lin
aGrn, Suremburg uno Der Siirfei &C.
len Die naditen @oiticuoungeli bon
gtelp g)orf pie folgt ab:
ii. 3e5ember, ~Ntem Amiteroam"
nad) Gotteroam.
81. 0e5ember, nytorodm" mad
ROTTERDAM.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
Strsuasuuss=Besweiie

Ga 6ruile S6enter. - Seben Nabmlttdg
mn a6erO &aloepile Soriteaungeil.
MaieItie. - SonnIdg Nddbmlttag5 ulO
apenos @au0euile Yoriteaungen; al
ben @oteuiaaei %anoelbiloer
EijOn. - Sebeu Gadmittdg unp Gbeuo
&anoelbilber.
Gaino. - Se0eu Gadmittag uno abeno
@dRoclbiloer.
etar. = Sebeu Gafmitta9 uuo Ibene
GRANDCHILDREN.
Come. - ~(g,oroieite.) - Seben Hads
miitag un0 abeno @ailoelbiloer.
greamlanb.--( gtoroieite. - Seoen Had>
nittng uno Abeno @anoelbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

~ 9. s. @oIa 9eent fir Die
Modem & Niinhcn 6euerneriihe.
ri,nes. @eiellihoit. bot iein Gontor
nod 33i Woin Strose, iiber Sch
bero'S Ipotbefe, perieet. Ieries
Hbone 352.Nt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

r. 9cra III er,
Der @r1iioent
beS 9euti6 Nine
rifaniihen ga.
tioi1aI 8unoes,
nellie Wontag
@ben0 uno0iCn.
tag Worgen lple
Der in Wiilmau-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

eSy @;er @elbcr sn n,dbigen 2inien
leihen modlte. elnen uerIdbtiheu 3atb.
aeher fir Seehs uno Nnrtgaleo praudli
neer @eIp auf quite Sidlerheii al,sleihen
mil. penbc iih an ". Z. 3idid.
203 9. 4. Giraffe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

filr % Genfs. Wer 0ds Sagen ou'
leinem 2onoe nidt %eeItottct, Der mltf
c2 geiesIih burd ongeidlageile Sla'
fnie on5eieen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
9o43eitsglodtn.

6~olgenoc Mpplltumru ernielten ei-
ncn &od6eftserIaubniBihcn
Sreo s, 2ongrebr BON Hodlouo
lno Nina 9eder pon Conn Burns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
Sertinsnadridten.

'tn Der NcamteunohI ser Brother.
hco0 Of Nmericou y)oemen ON GielS
too Abeno mlrocn oje 6olaenocn &C
ir0hlt:
2,orutonn - ,SorucS q. Mturrphn.
Gerennonicumeiltcr - G5eor Self.
Correspondent - @dIter 6lber.
RedntrGsriihrer - 9on Mhelnn.
aanlon 49, Nina NuNerion.
Sic iibriQer 8eniten ipcrhc1t ioo.
icr bonn Nornanm Cruannt mcrncn.
gtcrhereitunQen mcroen actroiicn
hoS idhrlidc @cihnottSieit iitr ole
Ninher Der WitpIicher ont %. TeStm.
Ter al leicrn. ult0 sic Arbettcn ga.
il.r mrroen Dem ioIoen0eu Gentle
i,pcrtraeen: 6rnu 8. ". Sec (Siorii,
teuocl. Gouro Noli mo &omeS q.
Htillrr0n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
NO HUNTING ALLOWED HERE

SdiIb baben
mir porrdtbia I'M
Norbitern Gontor,
ia bel 10 3on, on
Sen5en, 9Guiern'
ull0 8dunten 81
befeItigen. mo- bos
Soecn nid)t erlaubt
lit. 9ur 10 Gents
oos Stiif ODER orei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

Sr.&eramers Geiie snrfIgSiSeuuim
ipie on onoerer Stele BON MtiIm0nfec
berihtct. mar enc uuintcrhrod,enc
Serlc BON Gpottoncn mir Die Snhe
Der 9tntlonoI AIionJ uno oeS
Teutihthums, unb mtB ic0cn Sent.
ider 2eier nit Stol5 erfiaen. Schr
crireulid mir Or. @eronner NOR lcin
@efud in So Grolle. mo 5u belonhc.
RET @enugttniina Qercihte eS ihnl
oob aud Niihcf Q d. 10 ID d
ieinen Wunten in Ole 2iIte DER Gb.
ren , WitaIieocr einreihen liei,. ,tudl
aic i'm belud)enbc Delegation uno
mir ole iino itoIS oui mnicren vi
idcf Sdlpebod.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
Beihaits Wutisen.

r@sT s. g. San Aufen, Geriifes
RINGS Ioent: 9~iiroid,aftss ooer Cider
6eitszS onoe, 22S Yearl Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

GeutIder &ereim. 9o5 @erQnii
oungs 9rogromm oieies &ereins
I'M Wonot Ge3enlber lit foIgenoes:
!Meute Abeno Gun8frGn5fen; Gum
Tag, ben IL, Sfottur1ier; Sonlttag,
Den 49,, SoIo 5urnicr; Woutag, BEN
81 Sfot Gurnicr 6reitng, oen 81,
SnlbeIter . Dali.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
4okareS.

8efiisel : Yn~slteInns. So Groller
Siidter geninnen niele Yreiie auf
Der Notwithstanding in ser ar.
morn . Snae. Ole, mad Ausiage Der
Eeainten Der 3iidter = @elellGlnft
cine Der beiten lit, Die Ientols itatt.
fano. Morgen, Sdmstae, Radmit-
toq baben ainoer freien 3utritt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
@ir MAIDEN sic aufmerfiam anf bic

@ir MAIDEN Sic anfmerfiam anf bic
bcdflaiiige GuaIitdt anierer Sols.
miiblen- arbeit. 9uIten Sic llmlbms
in Der Stnot uno Sic lperoen in 90
Ero5ent Der @obnhGuier, 21oen, &c.
bGuoen uno gontoren uniere Mrbeit
fin0en, nnb melhe oos 3ebren poe
Sobren wioeritanoen bot uno Die ben.
te nod 10 idon uno gut alisieben mie
iemols.
Seniter, Gbiiren. offene aomtine,
@eltelle, Sartbols : 5ubbooen, 8unlt-
qlos II. |. No., unb bite bergeiien Sic
nidt, es lino bier iabrioirte Yro-
BUTTE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

3,uei fleine Tencr. GienstoQoheno
iaubte Ole sSciierpchr Gin tIelneS
sse1ter loid,en. Dos oIf Der fleinell
@riide entltonoen NOR. bic nod Dem
ga Ylume SsIono biniibcrfiibrt. Sim
Withhold Worgm acrith Elm I~eQrite.
hcnbcr Stan an ocr Ode bon % mo
&nnn Strobe tn@rouo. une mar idlon
bcinobe niebergebronnt oIs Die sScI'
Crtpehr onIonGte, Subert 0rcicn til
Giacntbitmer oes StnIles unb fem
Gd,oocn beIduit iit ouf $3.50. Gic
llriad,en Der beioeu 6cuer lito nlflt
hefonnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
6unneisrath Tinuer

0unnelsrath Gunner. 2Nl Scr 81.
t,ula Der @on0elsfammcr AM Gicns.
tGg AbeEo. Der Elm 6 o'clot Gunacr
rcrauSaiu9. mar cinc delegation Noll
2h t5cldlottsleuten olls Bangor nfi
;ucicno, BON 0eren II u. Tranf Y.
@esler, ". :. Qilth unA Z. 6. 2ouh
&oTcs fur6c 1niprodlcii bieltcn. Su
Der (ScltoitSlibunQ mllroc oic ntie
Contribution eiultlmmig %0uocnonrlctl
Non oeni &oriibcnbcn, 6. .. SET.
bcro, muroen Auocutunqen 1euiadlt.
.lounath man on Dem YIon urtcitct.
Dem &unoeISrotb Elm GIubbouS ODER
loenigitGnS GIltbrdumc 5u perirai.
len. moran Is bis ictt sum Nodltei.
lie Der Gcreinigltng lehlte.
q Yrciie fiir Va GrnNe Gpmats,.
Nlt Scr Corn, mo 8etreibe Nus.
ittlHna lit Sparto ON I. ScScmoer
crhieltct sic iol9euoen Treiie:
WortiE &c @oer. Wihman. %;
Cornelius &c Wocr. Ytihmou % ;
Glinten @riSmplo. @eit Solcn.
q;
: Y. MortIe. 90 Grciie. "a;
@iuium NtooS. Cnolosfn. CD;
HuS. Sllon. Gnolo$to. (tl;
Gomor> %eter&. 90 Groiic, d >
.(6l:
Aorrn Hrollc Ga Groiic. VI. 3. 80
>ippo @cjlin0o Y|iomon. (i(;
Cite Aoli. 90 0ra'le. u. >. 30.
3uiommcu Is critic, 9 Sucite mo
brittle Greiic; auberhcrn erhiclt "a
Groiic Gountn sic bei0en ~Sncep.
'tnfe" . Ereiie i'm @etroge ron oii.
iornnien $500.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

gnton Sama lcbt. Ger @cridt Dab
Der beriibmte Gbriihisoar't Iet Der
Eberomniereauer Eoiiionsipiele. I'M
ton Ioug. an Der 6ront geiollen lei,
ii; nidDt rtdltig. Gincr Gepeide aus
Berlin 5uiolge bate Elm @ertreter Der
MIicciirten 8reile am 8ienstag cine
ilnterreoung mt Serrn Gang, I'M
gicrIouf peIder oieier erfldrte, er lei
iiaerboupt ME on Der 6ront genelen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10
Ehi[Srei; nl,oethnu

Ghiloref abgetban. GEORGE 6.
gh'toreR bon bier mllrne IN 6erauS
sSoIlS. Miinn., Der Noth5rdt idlnl0ig
h~eiunoen mo ermortet heutc ieiu llr-
theil. Dos oui cine bohe 3l'dthous
itrofc toiitef miro. Sn Den 1ielideu
3cridlten ldlluebcn oif nod etnlQe
aloaen qeaen i'm. 6orunter Ginil.
fiaqei non Trou 'Iohn @ciSmsnu.
tic er IN bctrrmfencm 3uItonoc nit
ieiucm Nrtonlnbil Idtpcr berleete.
eieqen oos llrtbeil in %sSeralts 1oIs
miro fem aonofot. " Z. @oIfe bon
Iier. @erulitng einlegerl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

Die SterblidJfeit Ser @nbics ,n.
rudaeaonget. 9sod) einer bon Der
t,eiipcn @eimobeit3 bch6r6c 8uiant.
rrrnqeiteIlten 5totlitif lit sic Stesb.
!t6feit ncr %ncuaeborcnen ainoer iii
60 groile bon 70.7 pom 1000 I'M
oSohre 1911 ouf 27.6 bonn 1000 III
1915 3uriIfaeqon0cn. Die ltriahc
ioiro o1,f ods Qiefern BON beli,rer
NsiIdl. Der arbeit Der beiudlcr6ell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uuo Der Trena.
0oneo her 3eitun7en 'llr rifltipe &c.
tnnaIuna Ser Babies 5uriidaerabrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-10

Sn elmer Spe,ialuabl III Gan
Claire boben Die 9iirger 6eidloiien.
Gin ft1otiifes AUDITORIUM 5u bullen.
0osielbe miro $4,000 toiten. IS
botten 1859 Oaiiir uno 1897 tage'
gen aeItinmt.
Gin loIhes Auoiiorium bdtte aud,
Ga Groiie iebr notbig. rno Der iebigc
Scumorft mltroe lif local 0a5t
cianen. Nenn unier StdOtrntb Die.
fer 8Ion i0roert 10 miro en- iid oomit
uniterbIiden HuDnt ernerben!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29

public conveyance
Boston, Mass Population s7O.5s5. Jitney
buses have not been established in Boston
operating In surrounding cities. IL IS thought
that the requirement OF a $1,000 bond has
prevented 10 an extent their appearance In
Cincinnati Ohio. Population. sss.5s1. Have
been operating about so days street railway
earnings not affected 20 any appreciable ex-
tent IL is not believed that the service at
present undertaken can be continued profit
ably.
Denver. Col Population. 21s.ss1. No fit
ney buses are being operated An attempt
was made 10 secure licenses but the city
council decided the jitney bus public utility
which. under terms OF the charter. would
require q franchise. for which a general
election would have 10 be he.d- a man
damus suit has been started and litigation
pending Public sentiment in Denver up
holds action OF city council
Duluth, MINI Population. 81. 600. About
80 buses are in operation II is estimated
trolley earnings have been affected TO ex-
tent OF $500 or $500 per day. II Is said an
ordinance viii be passed requiring a license
for the driver. and a bond for $4,000 to
be given by the owner. which is thought will
materially reduce the number Of cars in
Kansas City. No. Population. 24s.ss1. Jit-
ney buses operating approximately three
months; trolley earnings affected to some
cense fee and regulatory provisions
Louisville. KY Population. 223, 92e Have
teEn operating ABOUT SIX weeks Estimated
street railway aernings AFFECTED about per
cent Public sentiment unfavorable 70 them
A regulation ordinance has been passed. put
ting each bus under $4,000 bond. with a
license Zee Of SIS. limiting the number OF
passengers and requiring operation along
specific routes.
Milwaukee. Wis Population 373s57. Be
tween 500 and 500 cars have taken out
licenses. mostly Of the Ford pattern It Is
not believed by those familiar with cost Of
auto operation that the jitney can be per
maneutly maintained Estimates OF ad-
verse effect upon street railway earnings
range from $500 to $4,000 per day. Ordi-
nance for strict regulations is under consid-
Grafton.
Minneapolis. MINI Population. sol 4OS
About 80 cars are in operation. principally
the Ford manufacture Have peen operat-
ing about 80 days OvercrowdinE prevalent
Trolley earnings said TO be affected not
more than $50 per day Municipal regula-
tions under consideration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29

j done. Babcock simply struck the hard
concrete wall. slid along il without
diminishing his momentum, and
finally came to an easy stop Carl G.
Fisher, president Of the Indianapolis
motor speedway. hearing Of the acct
dent, said: We'll. that wall cost us
lot OF money. but it was worth it
A Third DuesenberE.
Wilbur De Alene has signed to handle
the third DUesenberg in the race, along
with Tom Alley and Eddie O'DOnneu,
the pair already nominated De Alene
is Californian, with an excellent road
racing and dirt track record to his
credit The next 500 mile race VIII be
his first, as it will be for his team
mates. Jack De Cain, a former driver
OF Stutz cars in eastern racing events
has been named as relief pilot of the
PeugeOt team
PuIIen's Classy Cars.
Eddie Pullen, worlds long distance
string have hoped into the melee at
the speedway, Pullen arriving on the
scene with three of the raciest looking
fliers the world has ever seen
These are the cars that are touted
by the wiseacres as being faster than
anything Europe has ever produced
Mounting motors that are said to turn
over $500 revolutions a minute without
drop in power. they are expected to
furnish an extraordinary performance.
With Pullen arrived Glover RucksteII
and Louis Nillrent. two young Califor-
mans who will team with him in the
HOosier contest They are TO make
their 500 mile debut neither Of them
having driven the speedway before.
Both come with excellent regulations,
however, and are expected to make
good without trouble.
A Rough Entry.
W. W Brown. Of Kansas City. caused
sensation by appearing at the speed
way for the elimination trials with a
car the hood Of which was tied on with
binder twine- Despite the machines
rough exterior. it is declared by ex-
perts to embOdy several revolutionary
principles in automobile building. so
that, with its queer driver, il is the
sensation of Thea track. Brown seems
a sort OF mechanical genius.
De Palma Picked to Win.
That Ralph De Palma is the man they
will have 70 beat is the consensus Of
opinion among entrants in the race,
following the Italians workout on the
speedway. De Palma's car is a Mer-
cedes. the one that captured the last
French Grand Prix and won the last
two races at Elgin. It has been re- /
Gently rebuilt De Palma fitting it with 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
RAPID WORK ON FORT
WORTH-EL PASO SHORT LINE

Barstow, Texas. May 29.-An automo-
bile road has been completed from here
TO PyOte, a distance Of II miles. Cars
can now make the trip in about half
the time ii took them before.
This is a section of the Fort Worth
FL Paso short Line" which viii soon
be completed all the way. FL Paso
county and Culberson county are now
working on the road along the Texas
& Pacific railroad and considerable
work has already been done by coun-
ties east Of here
1t will save q detour across coun-
try east Of here through Fort Stockton
to Alpine and on into FL PasO for
tourists from Fort Worth and Dallas
when this road is completed all the
way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
BILLY RAND PRAISES aLEED
PUNCTURE PROOF AUTO TIRES

Billy Rand believes in Lee puncture
proof tires. He wrote a post card
back 70 Ben Clements. OF the Border
land Auto Supply company from Yuma,
Ariz, on his overland trip 70 California
saying that his Lee" tires had car
ried the big car through that far with
out trouble.
~ Lee puncture proof tires are sure
life savers" Mr.. Rand wrote back I
have had no trouble Of any kind so far.
A Deming car ahead of me had seven
blowOuts yesterday. He did not have
Lees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
Complete List of EIigibLes

Following is the full list Of
eligibles in Indianapolis race:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
MCREAsE Ii ATTOs.

Three years ago, says President r
A Soldering, Of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company, bankers were won
dering where the people of the United
States would get the money to pay for
the $50. 600 automobiles then manufac-
tured- There are now 1,5O0, 600 machines
in use. and next year the number viii
pass the 100000 mark. This great ex-
pansiOn of the automobile business will
require millions Of additional tires"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
ASK At YUMA
ABOUT THE ROAD
Best to Find Out the Condi-
ton Westward From
There, Says Rand.

W J. Rand writes. from Ocean Park
suggesting that e. Pasoans intending
TO make an automobile tour TO Cali
fOrnia. stop at Yuma and find out the
condition of the roads ahead and get
directions before proceeding
The roads are not bad. ne says but
the chances are that the new planked
road by way Of HOltvile. which is the
best route when open. viii be closed
by sand The planEed road is impass-
able after a sandstOrm." he writes.
and storms at this time of the year are
frequent 1t is the intention Of the peo-
pie at Yuma and Holtvil5e to clear the
road off as soon as possible after
storm, but sometimes a storm continues
for two OF three days and buries the
road so deeply that it is a task to
uncover IT,
The best road at present IS straight
west along the north side Of the s. P.
railroad to inland and then across
the Imperial valley TO FL Centre and
into san Diego. The road from Yuma
to inland is nothing 10 brag about, but
il is not so sandy as to be impossible
and there are rOugher roads. From
INLAND TO San Diego the road is good
and from san Diego 10 Los Angeles
the roads are great We ran as fast
as We wanted TO and didn't meet a
speed COP"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
WAR CoLoRs FoR cARs.

according % the Packard company.
the European war has had a psyche
logical effect on the painting Of the
American motor car. Tn aualyzing the
seasons specifications for car finishes.
il has found that there is marked
preference FOR battleship c-ays and
army greens and that. without being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29

The safety wall Of the speedway has
sVerted its first accident George Bah
cock, driver on the PeugeOt team in
the next race blew a shoe in a work
out for the contest, and slid over the
course into what ordinarily would have
been a strip Of soft earth had the re-
tanning wall not been there TO stop him.
Instead OF digging the front end OF
his car into the ground and turning
q GipflOp, as so many drivers have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29

a narrower body. to reduce wind re-
sistance, and making il a trifle longer.
In motion it resembles a white tor
pedO, literally splitting the air before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
SAN ANTONIO MOTORISTS
TO DRIVE TO The COAST

Phoenix. Ariz-. May erwin G. Bakers
record breaking dash across the continent
in "a Stutz Bearcat has attracted all kinds
OF attention to the Borderland route. Since
Baker completed his dash. the Phoenix
chamber OF commerce has received several
dozen inquiries regarding the condition OF
the Borderland between this place and San
Diego. and nearly all the inQuirers mention
Baker ID. E Colp. Of the Texas Good Roads
association. has written the chamber that a
party IS being made up in san Antonio for
a tour to San Diego and San Francisco.
The Fl PasO lee and Refrigerator Co.
Maintains its own delivery system.
Pure distilled water and ice. Phones
114-115.-Advertisem
Division among ourselves Is the only
foe 10 be feared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-28

The holiday season found all of Ardm1ore
and Carter County more prosperous
than euer before. The year nineteen
fifteen - "the year of opportunity 80
brought much to this section; and noW
,De look foruuard to the New Year of
nineteen sixteen with hearts full of
confidence for a long continued season
of prosperity and gro,Uth for Ardmore,
Carter County, and Southern Oklahoma
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09
THE xANoNTHEGRoUNp

Not SO very long ago. when the gov
ernmept stepped into the fight hetvsen
the maNl- order house and the rura,
merchant. and organized the rural
free delivery system and the parcel
post. many a good merchant threw up
his hands and calmly expired--in n
business way. But the wise man, the
man who used his head, began to fig
ure what he could get out Of the par
eel post and the free delivery that
would give him chance to compel
with the mail order house. Like all
great inspirations, the answer was
simple: DO az the mail-order man
does. Get mailing list and 20 after
the business" And the ;manouthe-
ground" got busy. In the first place
he had his local paper which cfrcu-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09
The Mutual Program with the
Keystone Comedies
Adniss;oa l0e b Al

lated throughout his tesyitosy esca
week. or daily in aooe cases. H ad-
rertised with catchy specials. anA oot
people to write il for thsa. ssoaaax
them out by parcel Dost He ~
list Of every buyer IL his teeritosy,
went to the nevsDa0es oefIee aAA had
some attractive circulars peiated
and circularised his n&oes. Afese a
while he had . oomDlets naail-eeder
list of satisfied esstooers. Rsoele
found they could get seeds right At
home. practically. Tor the sane nsaey
they could buy them Tor h the large
cities. and goods came quicker. There
were no waits. 10 broken paekases
nor missing articles. In tact the
manonthegrounA" proved to them
that he had . nsil-order house right
at their doors thst could deliver the
goods as cheaDay and quicker than the
catslog houses. Anc the "manoathe-
ground" got the busiaess. The lesson
In this fable IL qsite plain to every
merchant who reads it. The enor-
NOUS business Of the cata|og houses
has been built on verisins, business
methods. hustle and stick-to-itive.ess.
With every advantage on his side he
can hold up and increase his business
All the acknowledgement" has to do
Is to be "Johnny-on-thc.spot."
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09
Vftire si teHRty Treasurer
elKWick County. Colorado.

December lst. 1915
Notice is hereby given that will re-
deem at my office in Juleshurg, Sedg-
wick County all Warrants numbered
RS follows:
No. Date OF Issue Amt Of Warran:
Julesburg Irrigation District
523S Aug. 1915 900
80 Aug. s 1915 1885
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09
Iearhrrs EIsMlnxtIon~

The regular teachers examinations
will he held in the office of the County
Superintendent of Schools. at Jules
burg. Colorado on Thursday, and Fri
day December 18TH and 18th. 1915. =
Bess II. Law
County Superintendent of Schools
Nov. Is, Dec =.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09
Notice of Tax Sale
=o@ 81. ~ &hsA
Treasurer. Office, Sedgwick
County, State of Colorado

Public notice is hereby given that ]
win, according to law, offer at public
sale at the Office Of the Treasurer Of
Ne County Of Sedswiclk, State Of Colo.
tado, on the 23d day Of December IA.
D. 1915 and succeeding days, COM
mencing at the hour Of ten o'clock. A.
NJ, Of said day, 50 much Of the follow
;ns described real estate situated IN the
said County, on which taxes for the
years 1913 and 1914, have not been
paid a. shall be necessary to pay the
taxes hereinbelow set down, interest
and penalties, towit:-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09

Pop corn--S lbs. for 25 cents at
Dye Brothers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09

Interest will cease on above War
rants after Dec. 3lst 1915
James IL Parker.
County Treasurer
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-09

Witness my dsealh day Of
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