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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-14
artif@ @rtft fr Seras: Mitppt IA. ApriI 1916.
mari oeln @a6tmeiiter aus Dem 5ot-

mari ben @o6tmeiiter aus Dem SGT
tel.
u@etterl Mott, oaB ibr meiter
fomntt. 8ollmann bats aommoll-
Dol" i6rie er ben @efreiten an.
ST iab nod, ipie Ieine brapen
3ebn ben blullen S6iben bonn 8fel-
&c bolten un0 NIT ibm meiterprelh=
ten. Gann i6wanoen ibn1 Die Sim
ne.
abenolide &alte medte i'm. ODER
mar es Die meide @ano, oie ouf let
ner 9ruit lag, 5itter1o uro talteno2
neber ben ganmen Itnrlo eia
leu6tenbes 9lbenorot am Simmef.
Still mar es i'm @aloe.s
n8adtmeilterl" Die Sano erDcb
iid. Sin goloener &eif eridintmer-
tie, Elm gtein funfelte.
Ser Gerpunoete eripa6te mie aus
einem Sraume.
Ger 8rin5l 0as NOR bod feline
Stimme. @as NOR oenn ooS MIR"
ad, ie paren ia 6eioe pom 9fer0
eeiholien.
sSobeitl"
Ger @adtmeiiter moate lid erie
ben. Gs ging nidt. gae @lieoer
paren ibm nie glei uno ieine aeble
obne @efiibl.
uaamerao!@ iagte Der 8rin5 leiic
sd glaube, lie boben n1s nidt ge=
fnnoe1. Sd i6lief 10 id)on. aber
nun mahe i6 ibon lange nno narte
auf bid, on lieber 4atnerao, meif
ih fiible, tpie es INNER neniger nit
mir miro. @enn Oh mod 6anle
fommlt, griiB mir meme Mutter uito
Die 8rin5eiiin @iia, aamerao. Sag
ibr bon mir tie lode Dir ben Cor
beerfran5 geben nnb fir Gud for
gen, OaB ibr feline. feline Scot babt.
Sem Menih jon SLOT babeil, Same
raol~
Der Bring idpieg. Cine @eile.
mnrtete Der @adtmeilter; er noate
crit ieiner granen @err neroen Inn
ben lieben, treuen 8rin5en.
Damn rief er leiIe. Seine 6tira-
me NOR pie0er felt.
Seine Mnttport. CT martete Lam
ee nno ipiite oie aGlte iiberoa ar
2eibe.
gs mar nun fat ounfel gemorben.
@ieoer rief er. Happelte iih boc.
DAB er iaB, nno taItete lumber, Sic
Sono oes grinaen gu faifen, Die fed
treu auf ieinem Ser5en gelegerl botte.
Or fiiblte Die &dnb. Sic mar fol.
nie Die Dnnfle Nadt.
@r qu6lte fid ab, feline Sdihen-
lampe ai finoen nno 5mdngte ia
eith enolid) berbor. Ger Belle 9idt-
fegeI ihoB flirreno in's Gnnfel. Gle
@rdier naren meiB bereift.
90 lag Ser Hrin5. auf ieiier
gruIt blinfte Ser iiIesrne Sroens
tern. Ger Trin5 mar tot.
4aer Sbmer5en fret, fitiete oer
@adtmeiiter Bel Ser 2ei6e ieines
2elltnants.
Ser 2idtfegel iftpanfte 5itterro
iiber ods bleide, eritnrrte Sling
linasgeiiht isne erIoid.
Hn6t tpnr tpieoer nm ben totem
iungen 6eIoen itn0 Inn ieinen tot
iUliioen treuen @1fter.
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SEE NarEt.

Can autonio. Ser, IA. apriI. -t915
Sdfen 1928 bis $50.
aiibe 1915 bis $500.
3dlber $3.50 bis $500.
8uaen $500 bis 1925.
Gdafe $500 unb $3.50.
8ieaen 1925 Bis $500.
ct. Qouis, IA. slpril 1915. - IinSs
bieb, Sernss@ieb. 1928 uno $7.75.
Sdpeine 1925 bis 1856.
Sante.
6hnere pom GMIodter % gts
2eihte bonn ShIahter ..... .22 Cts.
Grin geirI5sne ...........13h gts.
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Scras.

Sn ganinger lit Die @infii9.
rnflg Der Notwithstanding
NIT 1873 gege1t 169 Stimlnen per-
tporfen poroen.
Ser SoIoat @eorg 9. S6warb=
erauber lit, ndbreno er in iei11ent
3elt i'm Militarlager in Seras gitp
Iidlief, erihofien moroen. Ser Snt
peroadtig lit EN- Soloat, ser in Saft
genommert tpuroe.
9oniton bot bic erIte grfabrl1nJ
init Dem Geferenoum gema9t. Ger
Staotrat batte cine Sroinan5 ange-
nommen, Die pori9reibt, ooB Ste
Bidder 0as 9rot "eir5uipideln babca.
ni1t allein fir BEN gerfauf, ionoeril
alld) bel Der 4blieferung. Dieie Sr=
oinafl5 iuuroe benz 8olf CUR gbitiats
nling u~nterbreitet 1tllo iie muroe nit
acknowledgement Maiorit1t obgeleblt.
Ole 8ader batten cine iebr geididfe
aainpagne gefiibrt. Sic s3eitungea
bradteny giIoer oes eingemifeItc1
8rotes INIT Der grfl1rung, bob oieie
Brote I'M 5fpei S1eiben fiirSer lino,
iDie Die uneingepidelten. Sic Itene
ten ferner Die 8erednung aut ba6
Die goridrift Der neuen 9roinan8
cen giirgern mitoeitens 100000
|foiten tDiiroe un0 frugen: u@oat Sbc
fiir grot be5ablen ODER fir &ufpn-
pier2"
Gem Reser Carl 9Iiper, Der
Inn SUM beg Sabres 1910, in Mount
Hleaiant, SranfIin Gountp, einelr
8eiBen Namens Mobert M. Stanlep
|totete, lit Die nadgeiudte umipuno-
lung Der iiber i'm perbGngten 60
oesitrafe in lebensIGnglides 3ud,t-
baus BON Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.peripeigert tporoen.
SSn einem Sanatorium All @aoc
iforb Der friibere Staotmarldaa bon
8eit, SO. 9. Mperette, an oen Sol
gen elmer ghuBmunoe, ole er porige
ISOLDE erbaIten batte.
Mus 2ongmott in Calhoun
Gountp miro gemeIoet, DAB Elm alter
oelltiber getpobner iener @egeno Na-
mems $. q. lieboIo geitorbcn lit.
gr mur0e plotlih franf, aIs er oolf
Seaorift nah 6anie rift, itieq bonn
Tfero nnb iebte iid am @ege nieoer.
Sort lit er Damn geiforben. 9iebolol
tpar 81 Sabre aft.
Sn Der @roBIogenlitung Scr
Sermamnsiobne muroe Elm grief oes
@rafen gernitorff berleierl, in Dem
oieier fir Die lleberienoung ooil
$463t,39 BON Seiten Der Sermanns.
fobne fir Die ariegsnotleioenoeu
0anft.
8eim Comptroller lit Elm @e-
lit6 eingelaufen, einen Galoon in
BroDi0ent Gitp, Colorado Gountn
81 i6lieBen, neil er am Gage Der
Gountp-S hulrpnbl often mar.
@ouperneltr 5erguion bat s
SlemelDn bon gor1roe gum Nidter
uno Gan S. @arriion bon 2ibertr
sum Glerf oes BON Der Iebten 2egis-
Iatur gebiloeten nelien DiItriftqc-
rifts fir Die Counties Gbambers.
montgomery 2ibertp uno Saroin err
nanrt.
Sim 81. lpriI miro oas Statl
Board Of Sealtb IN COLLECTION 5uiam-
merfominen.
Die 8ereiniguig Der ternni-
it)en &ol5bdnoler haIt sur 3eit in
@ouiton ibre aonpention az.
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CARRIAGE CO..
slDenne 6 nnb 3. Strafe. Cling
9IusIano.

Nuslano.
Wie aus Berlin gemeloet Miro,
iino Die 5liiIie Gbein, Moiel un9
giefar uno lire 9sebenflulie i'm Stet-
gen begriffen. Mains mo ltmge-
geno iiio bon elmer lleberihmeal-
mung beorobt-
9os beriibmte Ybilbarmonildlc
SrAeiter BON Berlin beabii6tigt In
Mai cine ~aon5ertreiie ourdl 9elsiell
SIT MAIDEN.
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LckaIes.
Das sidet

Sas Sidet Z
fiir Die Yrimaripablel1 an &c. @prii
TT tpie folgt 5uiammengelteat:
Sir Mapor: a.
Clinton g. 8romn.
Bories g. 8rotpr.
@M. so. &omar6.
is&bil Shoof.
aommiildr fir 9eltenerung:
S. s.. @arlano.
@rguft &rueger.
6. g. 8iIemain.
SIR 4ommiiIGr Sanitdt, 8arfs uno
offentlides gigentrm.
5rau Marp Mgneie.
S. 81. Rambert.
George @. Gins
4ornmiiidr fir StraBen unb offent-
li6e Berbeiierungen.
q. g. 6. 9ib5urf.
George Durbom.
6. $. aearnp.
g. S. @uifi If.
@. O.. Eriiebeart.
&nnlmiiIdr fir 9oli5ei II. Seuerpebr::
@lgo atseepple.
Mlbert Stepes ir.
Robert S. ltbr.
Waan 6ar rtidr fir eilten &anoioas
ten fur ieooes Mm i%tiiilnler; oie all-
bern 9iamen miiiieiu ulasgeitribesf
iperoen. 8ieienigen beiOen aanoioa-
ten fir ieoes Mmt, Sic oie b0d)Iie
Stimmen8nbI erbalten, iino bonn Die
eigentlid)en &anoioaten Bel Ser
6anpttDabl nm II. Mai.
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1nnenn, Sadipn C N~emnboffe.,
Iehtsantu1lte, Ala @unter-@ eb1uoe
(ana.)
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Treie Prene fiir Cexas
8amxtlusae.


San MntDuio. 8 Gents.
@albeitpn. geitern. 9-65 Gents.
GottOniamsn : Erubufte.
San antonin, Ser, IA. Mpril 1915
yrima Grnoe Cotton Seeo Oil, 4fh
Gents BET @n[Ione
Neu gurfs IA. April - Spot $3.50
n1o $3.50; Npril, $685. uno 1915,
Nai. $6.74 uno $6.76; SUM, &c. 90 uno
$500; SIIi, S7.02 uno $7.03; 4uaiit,
H$7.13 ut0 $7.15, Geptember, $7.25 lt6
1925, 0ftober. 1926 uno 1928; So.
pember, $500 nno $7.20.
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8ir reparieren irgena Elm i6aobaf.
les Cad; iebt it's an Der 3eit. Saf
0. Milfins, Eel. 8rabis 1878.
(Mn5eige.)
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wnn : GrIambnisideine.

8. arenb, @obnbous, Sunitod sloc
$1750.
S. Guide. anbau, 0ffsgommerce ct
$3.50.
aboIph 9iihter. anbaii an Sabrif, @o.
rales Ctr. $1,000.
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1arm-Erp0nfte.
gtu,ne.

9ortoffeln. Nene, $500 nno 1925 Der
Snldel; Colorado lrlo Soabo, $1.65
iino $1.75 per 100 Yfuno.
Giibe aartoffeIn. Serns, $3.50.
8aHsbobnen, per BnideI So; griine
Bobnen. $3.50.
Eomaten. Seras, 6 a5rbe. $500 uuo
So. so.
gierpfIan8en. 1925 Der guideI.
3uiebeln. Oregon. So Gbio. SO per
100 Rfuno.
8eeten, 40c per 9bb. s8iinbeI.
Reterlilie, 40c per 9Bo. sBiinoeI.
Gpinnt. 4c per gfuno.
gmtalonpes. so ulo 65c.
Miben, BIC II. 40c per Sbo. <8iinoeI.
@riiner Rfeffer, $50.
@nrten, Gal. $3.50 per Crate; Seras
Sqiaib. IS per Crate.
BlumenfobI. $3.50 per Crate.
Geuerie, $3.50 per Crate.
&obl, $3.50 per 100 8inno.
WeeerrettigsW nr5eln. per YfD. 12hc
&opflaInt. Toe II. $500 Der Camper
geIbe 8uraeln, 35c II. 40e Der Sob,
piinoeI.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
I'.r-.s.T~.c,.-~ A.~rs.,.o..

The Parent-Teacher Association Of
the Lincoln building held their regu-
lnr meeting Wednesday afternoon. In
spite Of the inciemency Of the wealth
er the attendance WAS good aud the
meeting was very much enjoyed. The
program consisted Of two interesting
talks. which answered. in q way.
some questions which had been ask
ed BY members Of the assoclatioa.
Mrs. kidneish spoke on the subject,
How Can the Lincoln School
Grounds be Beautified." and Mlss
Frances Robinson talked on . ~
Kindergarten and the Way In
Which Il II of Benefit 70 the Chill
drea." These addresses we're follow.
ed by . general discussion which Vas
heartily entered Into BY oil present.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
tyAaalses~.vespel.


vsssa1s II this city received an
Douscs0eaes tbe Slsse - the week
~ ths aasslaos - l1lss l-ssa vsupei
ed ~. VEN l.. CAsaters. on
Thueslay. Dses0bss ~. ID Lamar.
Mlss vaupsl has bsss employed as
auess y ~ Valley lsssDseal In this
city ses tAs ~ fsw ysarn. ssd fe.
slgss1 ~ peslsiea ssly . few weeks
Ns. Chaatsss \ . bssehes Of Mf..
OH Deall. sos0esiy Mlss Alta Cham.
eess. = thls ejty. aa1 has just pur.
ehased . DAeeeosa0h oal1ssy ID Ia.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
soME MORE xssowr oxsss.

Up to date shoe repairing. with
York. Opera House block.
Mrs. VIM. Martin. or hodge City.
Kan. who Ii visiting her daughter,
Mn. }. l.. Rankin In thi. city. spess
Wednesday In Swinx with her
daughter. Mrs. Homer Grave. ssd
family.
The annual cowboys bali wiii take
place ~ Eiks' Hall. Tuesday eves.
sns. Decsmber seth. Over five hus.
dred Invitations have been Issued asl
The usual large attendance IL anslcs.
paied.
Jsdse rtnlty h very ~ q the CITY
Hospeaao With ~ attack Of pneuneo.
10. snd % account Of the advasce1
ase os The paeleat ths attesdsse phy.
serssa 10 sowevhat coacsrmed ss 10
fisai outcome.
Nm. 4. X. Stewart. . former cell
kaews ressdeat Of this es,y. zoe ~
sidias Ii Saa Desnardlse. Calis..
spsst = fsw days this vesh o. ~
hesss svesa os Mn. J. o. Weel. go
also visited masy eshes fsleals, vAiDo
- rosie from reeehs. kas.. vhsss
she vislse1 relatives fes ssvognl'
weeks. - hes hens u California.
oosess TImnlns, ~ g. Doenapnso
neeUltsl. - Chleaee. oosoel thgonon
tAls elty Mea1ay - seuoe - nooone,
Cain oasllaslun y Maoloou. 00ooog,
Jmo)ae n . nloee q Ma 6 ~
novsov. - tAls ~. - ~ tUo -
~ ~ fes auobes = yeoea - CDo
une oeeweso esaloo ~ = ~; noo1s =
81 ~ ~ ~. olIow ~ r.
~ . eoooos ee l11n u1Doon
~ eoone ~ ounnoP r
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Psa.s Rsessa,.

4 musicale Of the week which d..
series special nsntion was the one
sivsa b Masy Alike Bisakinship. The
chsrmiss little tss year old daughter
Of ~. and Mr.. c. n. Biankiaahip.
vhsa che sppesred IN . pspsis' rsci.
tai Friday evsains q The hoas Of
hes tsaches. Nfs. e. Gard Edwards.
Masy issusd Invitations 70 about
twenty-five Of hss Dersoaal frleads.
all Of whom she sraesously erested
q The door - thsy arrived. ohs
looked unusually psssty. beins dress-
"a all 10 Dlsk. and the sass end ssaes-
fui naases u which she presideA at
the piano yea Tor her The admin
siea Of III hes gussss.
Nasy sss1sse1 every aumber o.
hss peegra0. WITH he eaespatoa ~
tve. sreo memory. ed ID ssch .
manner shat Il ~ oaly 0a1e hss
paseess. relatives aad tsaehes ~
jstes. bus aise ns1s hss nasy fssss1s
Sssl vesy Dsssl1 - NJ. - fss %
~ vsless ess Isass. Nam 10 the slsss
ehlll = L. Juasa - sDDsas ID . ~
eieal ~ hsssslf. aad bet nfsy
fvioo1e eongsasulsss NJ - - sue.
esseeully eassytag eut hss peosss0.
vhieA vos - lelIsvs:
OnGe. MnRG1oono Wovln
Uoaalag - ~ pss1...-..osFlesSe
0ooooe s....ss...........Aueetee
voU0p 49, ....-........Auodeo
~, ~ 1ease = ooaGlag.
...........s.......ooo .oooo ooueo
NJ 1oooog1y.
0uDoeoo00 ss.s.s.sss.s.sUvo Uvoeo1
psss ~ 49,. q. 7S..Was110aaa
puoe, InoogmooDo mn ''covuDogla
1nGo1oonas loooonono
Vo1l1nG 1ooeoA oeo1eoooo1o
~ Deooe .......s.ss...sW Wogso0
~ iafe.orlsSei tlub ~ ~
veoa M Nm =. I. 9nsnosoo =
~ no0o . C1mngp0o oyoouo. ~
oG0oGuooo ~ ~ = D1eylno ~.
~ 111oD ~ ~ ~ boooooo
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
AtM I'd s yn hn Space
Bisti'sisy Party.

carrington MacKic proved him
self 70 bc most delightful host on
Tuesday evening when he entertain
ed twelve Of hts friends st = 6 o'clock
dinner. In honor Of his twelfth birth
day annivcrsary.
Christmas decorations were used
prosusely In the decorations through.
out the house. and the ccntcrpiece on
the pretty dining table was . small
christmas tree. while csndsisbrums
At either cnd of the table added much
70 the atirnctivcness of the room.
Following the last course the pretty
birthday cake with the twelve light.
I'd casdles vas brought into the room
who're Il played no little part In the
svealag's menu.
After dinner the merry party en-.
yoyed games and dancing until . late
hous. when they left for their homes
wIshlae carrinston many morc ~
haDDy birthdays
Ths guests who enjoyed the even.
ine were Mary Frances updike. Diiiy
Up1ike. Laura Chiffon. Julia chiiton.
Elisabsth Lamb. Clarence Chiffon.
Howard Oiasbrook. Biiiy Lamb. Ron.
alA Oakley. Barney chutkow aud
Pre1esick NsckIc.
90
Wassaa's t1uk.
Ths Ii Junta womaa's Club met
q Friday afternoon of last week
vleh tAs presldrat. Mrs.. Il. e. Inse.
4 sull sttendancc ef the membeFshIp
vos prsseat. and Rev. Dow asd Rev.
A1)eo weee gvesss. The Great 60.
tbe1sajs u Eagisnd Vas the topic for
seuly. asA Rev. Inv gave the II.
~ . nest Interesting talk 90 thss
sub1eel.
~ Wemas's Ciah consider them.
soovos fesluaate tis yesr In be,sg ahle
- oeeuse such men - hev. rts1Isy
- nev. Dow. asd others .'ho wi1I
Oeo1atly aA1rea the cisb ss . later
49, as1 whe have seen msch -
onG1as1. = address them ~ shese
sDoeoal espies u study.
SAss~slas Wr6sss tssA.
~ Thusu1ay eveaias Whisl C1ut
- ~ week ~ Tussdav evealne
~ 1os. aal Mn. J. 4. Asusesooe
= ~ p)osey hene a. DelIevtsw ~.
Gona 4 ton aaeeMdsses ~ tAe nens
ocgl11o NJ peeseat go : wooe -
] 10>oD osootoG uss speNt. tn
q Gno1e vaa Mn. 4. n. 0oeuose,
4 6 Dosnaedlss. CAM.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
= . .
NssgS.olshW.

4 weddins Which wili BE- Of special
tntsrese 70 mssy In L. Jssta aad Las
Aslmas wss solemsised Bsaday a..
tesnooa whea NJ. W. omithie Boggs.
q Les Aalmas. look ~ bic bs1de Miss
0ollIe Dates. TIE cssemoey was
DesSosns1 ~ Rev. J. =. rtsdlsy. of
tAs Chsiasias chusch. IN the pasloss
q ~ Chesasut Heuse. esiy the
nseeesasy .wtlsessss bslas psessot.
Nlss Baker y . l1as Aslmas glsi.
tut fes the oase several asaths has
bses maklse hes hsns witt Nm.
Jss Thivesee II shis sisy. go ~
wes It. hsssesf mssy fslsals whlls
hsss. whs ass vlshlns hsr much ~.
O>ssss n ~ ~ bene.
~. ~ Mn. 49, IN ous1ay
svsolno ~ L. Aoonss vhsss ~
m nane ~ heoe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Pss0xK. srxfA 81
90
nIrshslay rsssy.

Mr.. Arthus MARTA satsrtained
about foursess little solks last Tees
day svesins II hesos es hss littis
daughter. lsna. vhe cslsbsated hss
fisth birthday aaaivsrsasy on that
day. vssjeus sanes vsss sajeyed
by The children. Little Dorothy
Nays rsadssed several Of hss Dlaae
selscsteas. Later Mss. Martha sssv.
"a ics esssa aad saserss1 cakes asA
The Iistls folks departed fos shsls
homes vishlsg 1r1a many mere No.
~ blsshdaya. 1sna rpcslve1 many
pesssy blrshday stfss fson hes little
s1ieads.
N6seA ols1oony AnooVesuogy.
Helen lIsvs. ths little daughter q
~. ssl Mn. \. 3. Love eelsbsatsl
hss sixth hlssh1ay saaivsssasy lase
Mss1ay sdl 10 heees q shs svsat
Mn. Lsve saeeseelssa sseut flflssa
Iistls eAil1rss. After sAevssiss
lisese viii blssA1ay sits ssl wishes.
The ssaajo1es - she sveaiag vas
spsas h playias esnss, ss1 bssess
shs sios asslve1 ses ths departure q
shs eusses. Mn. lIess sesve1 ~
essao. eahe as1 feule.
lossAav 49, 60.
NJ 11es1av Afleenesa Aueelsa
Dsl1Ge C0ub ~ 1oeo1ay vteh Mn.
.. 4. Asuslssas = ~ hens - Nm.
Dsaot vlooev. Afues sovoenl housu
~ ~ Dooaaaeely aDeoe q sssllea.
~ hss1sn sogvs1 . laloey 1uaeA.
~ Guesos - ~ ~ vsgo Mn. :.
=. oouoeo. Nh. !. 4. besvsol. Nm.
G. y. Dslsosl Nh. ~. h ooooegs 80
Mn ~. n. Dgao1.
". 81 M. <. &. ns.,.s ssssv.
1a1.e1 = . iso1ly 1laoes ~ ~.
~ = hooes g 49, oogon1n0s vn1Gn
~ ~ euoooenooo . ~ ~.
\ boon0 ~! 6vooog'u olu11o1A -
m psnooyb a1lv-a1oe1 o1von1oO.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
=. y. o. Ch.l.,r-.'. I,.y.

The home Of Mrs. J. n. Lamb WAS
the scene Of most delightful AZ
fair when ON Wednesday afternoon
'Chiidren's Day" was observed BY
the members Of the p. r. o. The
hostesses were Mrs. Lamb. Mrs. e.
W. Simons and Mrs. y. A. Smith. and
nothing was left undone 10 make Il
= real children's party and one which
the little folks will long remember.
In the dining room vas IN I'm
meme Christmas tre-. prcttily dec
GRATED aud when the doors were
thrown open she children were dssed
BY liz beauty and danced sleefully
here and there and around the tree.
until later they were presented With
some little GIFT and popcorn and can.
dy. Other refreshments were served
during the afternoon. The following
childFen's program was given:
Piano solo. Santa Claus Guards"
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

We have purchased especially for
Christmas Giving. new SIX Houses
In the very latest styles and matesi.
ais. The very thing for = Practical
Gift.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
and More Satisfaction In ServiCe-Gi|

Within change
gift buying No longer the and
the Christmas who t0
Yued
the hoie-kno~tng recipient
automatically abundanc
spirit.
To WIN wth conbine service
h prolific VALUE.
PRICE
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
r.re~ssl n.ssy.


A farewell party was given Mr.. and
Nrs. Floyd Roberts last saturday ev-
eaing when about twenty-five Of their
friends went 70 their home and rpcn,
. most pleaaast svening. Mr. and
Mrs. Robests left wednesday for
their new home 10 Oraway. and al
The party On Saturday svsaing their
frisads sxtsadsd thsiP bsse wishes
for their happissss saa prosperity In
their aev hoae sad q tAs sane tim.
exprsssed their regrets that th.,
were leaving our city.
Late II The evsains . two coursc
lunch was served end also refresh.
meats which had bsss carried BY The
gussss. Those who sajoyed the e,.
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spaldlss. Mr. and Mrs.. c. e. Bueb.
ssaa. NJ. and Mn. n. e. Inee. Mr.
asd Mn. a. l.. Cash. ~. aad Mr.. =.
Oabsss. NJ. sad Mn. Taos. Ryan.
~. end Mn. Harry Ashsston. Mr
asd Mn. n. q. Drsdish. Mr.. and
Nm. vsask Hammer. Mn. Elissbeih
DousAssty. Marta Deughesty. Mr..
n. 4. rosess. william Oabele and
Rev. velix DilIy.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-01

tarough Lorento. the representative Of the so.canpd Mexican Governor at Washington. [ suppose it is impoiitic to criticize -Ir. Bryan for intera ting himself in wha, think ia purely state natter We. who are familiar with affairs along the Mexican border
 know frll we'll that there was no dan ger of international complications ii Arizona hung those condemned mur- derers.
 "I am more than pleas ed to feel that some of my friends and ] hope many appreciate some of the difficulties of the position that l occupy and are willing to commend me for the stand
 that. on the face Of it, seems unpop- ular
 Permit me to say chat my attitude on any question that has come before .this legislature has never been inhu euced by my personal belief # it con
 aicted with what I thought was for
 the best interest of the state. All through this session have eNertod what influence , have had to put Ar.- z0ua on a sound and safe basis and to place her before the world as a lpaGe that would invite people who lore their homes and who want a sta- .tle e9rarnmcut ] have DO apologies to offer Go any cl my critics an any stand that ] have taken. care uoth ing for tine politcalsside of it and have .not let any feeling 9t autaeonism or friend hip for any of our high slate officials influence my action cn any measure.
 'In the coming session we hall en- deay0r 10 give Jho people O. this state good land code. and then hope that our duties win be ended and that ma. Iny, like yourself will n,rd it in their hearts Co commend at leSat our lntan ] tions."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-01
LOWELL THEATRE GETS
 TWO NEW MOVIE GUNS

Manager Frazier stated yesterday that he he'd ordered two Of the latest improved models of motion pircture machines and expected to have the battery in action this coming Sunday. The machines which have been order ed are of the famous Powers make and are beine used almost exclusively by the United States government and it is claimed they are the very finest machines made. This will give the Lowell a continuous showing Of feat ures without the usual waite between reels which has been the only fault that could be found in the entertain ment furnished by this popular play
 house. The orchestra is 10 be iu- proved and at their reopenin. next Sunday. the Warren District movie fans will find real uFtothc-minute presentation of the very latest and best photo-plays, accompanied with real music Tonight the Lowell will present splendid program there be- ing four distrinCly different plays presented, three of which win be snappy comedies and the drama is a two part feature under the Egai
 brand Manager Frazier announces that on next Friday he will present the opening chapter of "The Diamond From the Sky" This story, it is claimed, is far better than The Mas ter Key" and is one that will draw eyeI greater houses than its pre- cedent Beginning Saturday July 10. the Lowell will present The Goddess" written by Gouvemeur Morris and Charles Goddard which has been Wit agraphed and copyrighted by the Nitagraph company of America and features Anita Stewart and Earl Will Hams This is a serial masterpiece and the finest yet to be made by any producing company in the world
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-01
NINTH CAVALRY IS
 ORDERED ID ISLANDS
Regiment Which Has Long Been on Arizona Border Wiil Go
 to the PhIIipnines.

DOUGLAS May 31-The Ninth cavalry will soon begin preparations for moving to the Philippines. Accord ing Co rders issued by the war de pertinent at Washington, tho regiment is Co be ia the islands about oct !. This means that the re--ment wit sail from San Francisco in September or earlier
 In addition to the Ninth cavalry, the Twenty-seventh in-au,ry now at Texas City and the Fifteenth cavalry. now at Fort Bliss, will go to the Phil ipnines. the three recimeuJs relieving Che Seventh and 1.ehth cavalry regi- mcnts and the Tweuy-iourJh infantry Whot regiments win be sent here to replace the Ninth is proulemat.cal possibly dependlne on border condi. ions at that time.