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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
CROWD SEES FARMER KILLED
Runaway Horse Dashes Among Spec
tators at Fair Grounds.

winsted. Conn. Sept 6.-As large
holiday crowd looked on. Henry r:
Clark. sixty years old, a farmer ,,,, Of
salisbury. Conn. WAS struck and killed
ia runaway horse at the Fair Grounds
IN salisbury to-day. Clark was stand
ing near tent when he was thrown by
he wild animal The carriage, IN
nassing over his body, broke his back.
Two persons. one OF them a woman,
were in the vehicle, bu1 neither was
hurt. A broken bit caused the horse 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
BEGS WAY IN TO SING SING
Ex-Convict, Who Broke Out, Goes Back
for Day.

William Forbes. of Brooklyn, an ex-
convict, who once broke out OF Sing
Sing under the old rule, tried yester-
day TO get into the prison under the
new system.
Forbes went TO the institution and
asked keepers to slip him in: When
thew refused he made such hear-to-
heart plea to Deputy Warden Johnson
that the latter ordered Forbes passed
in He made the rounds of the prison,
meeting former chums, and there en-
joyed the ballgame.
"They never came back under the
old system" said a keeper, but now
we can't keep them away. where we
used TO lock them in now we have TO
lock them out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
Mayor Must Fill Two
Important Posts Soon

Two important appointments face
Mayor Mitchell. He must find sue
cessor 10 Corporation Counsel Frank
l.. Polk. who has accepted the post Of
Counsellor 10 the State Department
Also DR.. s. s. Goldwater. Health Com
missioner. is fretting because a man
70 relieve him Of that department has
not been found.
Although George V. Mullan. former
law partner of the Mayor and now a
Tax Commissioner, is the favorite in
the betting fer the berth at the head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
BRIDE TO BE, POISON VICTIM
New York Girl Took Tablets BY Mis-
take at Reading.

Reading, Penn, Sept. Burial |,
Green Tree Cemetery here. and eef-
tificate OF accidental death revealed a
tragedy resulting In the death OF Mss
Marion Forman. q New York girl Of
twenty-four years. daughter Of Abra-
ham Forman, of $40 Simpson Street.
The Bronx. about 10 be married 20 Or.
Michael Austin, Reading physician.
Miss Forman was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Max Luria. wife OF q manu.
facturer here. Suffering from q head
ache, she took bichloride Of mercury
tablets in mistake. Her fiance remained
at her bedside for five dayshnd nights
before she died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
OPEN DOOR FOR CHAMPAGNE
France Excepts Bottled Goods from
Ran on Wine Exports.

Paris. Sept. g. The Ministry of FL
nance has excepted bottled champagne
from the decree prohibiting the export
of French wines.
German champagne properties in
France will not be allowed to share in
the export privilege. Their stocks have
been sequestered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
INK BERRIES KILL CHILD
Son Of Richmond Hill Man Ate Them
In Forest Park.

Poisoned by eating wild berries
found in Forest Park, Charles Buck.
jr.. four, son Of Charles Buck, a con-
fectioner. Of 310l Jamaica avenue,
Richmond Hill. Queens. died yesterday
The child. who visited the park about
a week ago with older playmates, be-
came i'll the following day.
The berries are believed 10 have been
what arc commonly called ink berries.
They resemble huckleberries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07

1.-THE Allies
might cut off
the Turks
from Europe at
ce,COuld they
but land in Bull
earia," says Arthur
Ruhl, and then he
paints a vivid pOr-
trait of this homeSpun
country and it's gay,
PariS-like little neighbOr
{ Rumania) in 1.-The
Road to COnStantinOple"
in this weeks issue of
Collie51ri:;S;;
THE NATIONAL WEEKLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
A Vast Colorless Flotilla.

The only color visible in that vast
assembly Of fighting ships stretching
into the misty horizon or standing out
against the green background of the
harbor was the blue Of the crews uni
forms and an occasional signal flag
Auttering from the halyard.
While on the flagship OF Admiral Sir
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
4 - !. &7uA..ua.-

Ais a. S~nfE- anns<snE A6iAw ~
xhe E1t1se@ssil. ssslss1snE o. 1sGsp-l
axx aussr - E7sAsR1ne - O. annuuR
'aennssssf Esps<11w EAf1nc. Apnhw
'Esewssz ~ EnzM anE 1zssan ~
o. snxnfi@ ~ erHkn<sek - CEunG
zunrrna sssrnnxly- Il
When . 1AiEk ~ S1na ~ ~
'szyr..senrzzse IN xAe ssF ~ tarnnE.
fs~as-t ant sspssAie sne y1r -
sse 81 s'fakt ~ xsx ez3py.n,g xs6sT
ia tie ssy &C SrssUue5ty nnc sf v.hsn
! En slrs xast srfEr< fsak - saGs< sssl
rs. sn kiAf 10 eEsssa ~ s6sa n
xae uztErs ~ . saAG - ssEs AHssr
&essnsf srx.< af CGAss16e- ~ 1w
n. Il n rn< s.xse -hss assx <Asaes
Sac rY nx-ss< aGSE rbe mzae II
snse4 n,y xshHGrsa sesx Asarx md
s-un v.nDse Azi11ss sRS md rsu1tng
brt~s1s rbey xss ssrssr1ng rhe1s
bsxf.t E1.c ylGss. TA< saaax Dc
.a-s u stlr4 i xase sanaing shses
% -iss sSi<s ~ ny noeh<x- TAe
E.xzs ca ssD< spsf ID sax3cx 10 . lafx2e
sorssxs ~ vhsex scraets xs< sse
tprs hne-ains n sexyss - . DgeA-
s-t tsss. xnc fhe soss ~ N eau i
--;susns- Tb< sxxe rnes1 shs nssn-
.. ~ Sbo< xsas and bsaessk me
shadows oe Sbssse nsopr.x.ns ] Ae-i
sars thxt NY homes shali ss<hes and
tezg- stx.< sf al s1ss@s- EoEnc-
.-e "a me Dcrrk fy he light rhss
f,.-ar Ms fsys xrvrne % % he Hay
of sEr .asrh vksea fsys are Greg
-1asse win the reSs~<sins rxtsbos
cese-r sf rh< Arrora Borsxzzs.
B0unest Co The exa By The
y.sss. .. a rexrfrl llxhfis resp and
- ;rssr1nx boxe fhzf eo1ass win
a. ras&rr sur
Besnts> % fhs sogrs By fte
ssr2zr Axnf os noorksy and the xes-
u fSossr s~strrne-s ze,hers that
,ilat Er-oss the gsk fran the trop-
ses
Serrce5 On the west By the
assgvtstxs os LIE sell srers and
~ fbs sTestrg SHADOWS that erne
VIA The sesftng ssz. the sececias
rsFs q xhi>. trust. Yosr Exos,ien-
~. szsrf The paths Of us all 70 the
slrrc0E Of Hsxssn~
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
Vim E.sass - csvusv ,sas,.s.


rssnk u. wssshtp. ef The iocAl
possoffIes foses. has kess srssted a
sts months issvs of shssses, and
viii Issvs ssst vesk for Mcco,.
Colo. whore hs vslI sssss The en-.
plSy Of ths ccDess Klsgs 11lsiss and
Produce Company. . aisiss prosper,
In which ss1bss of L. Jusla peo.
pls sss istssssts1 shsossh The solie..
tstsos of Rsv. Jehs n. wssd, vho
vss - estss1e1 visitor n thIs cit,
. few nosths ego. u 10 ssid that IL
Ssssa pssDIs are lstsssslsl 10 this
1isisg Dfoseses - ths sstsat u Oia..
ees. vhseh 10 0ess Desss nessy shsn
most pscpIs kssw vas sfIsat ssd
svsilsbIs ID this coanuaity shsss
has1 siass.
~. WtssAiD sssususl abeus two
vsses go frs0 necsy. vhieA Il on
sAs nsffse Fsa1. absoe lse miller
sFe0 Dsaves. ss1 ~ vas - inpssss.
- vlsh ~ oIslag pssossly skss he
eeeo1e1 y 6svese ~ W slos 70 1,
ouslsg ~ se0lao ounoss. The
se0oaay has . heGs 0euasala q ees.
~. 80 sssss - eulsssoolsss IA
w Ggals ~ shas - th1ohs b 10.
~ eo'1evsoeo M Z booonoa slose n
, weeaeo ~ ov11oe.. M nlaiss
oeeeoese ~ ~ eoo1oG1aeo1s so1esss.
80 - ~. Woo1s ~ ~ ~ =.
onooo = u1noo0 ~ . numooe q
- - - - oo1oolso = loDuey
10nC onupCo1g 0n1os oopo0nee
: e. ! : = -
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
r.,si,,y a.~-i.,L,s 1vxsslA~d.


a, Hssfiny hsis Tssslsy rlsh,
to is jsn;s ,hs Arkansas ysiIsr
roriir, Ass>slsiiyn of coIofseo sss
formed, = constitution adopted aud
offlssfs for the year sise.s1. Ar.
rsDssmssts slli - perfected 10 time
for the soiejrx os = poultry sshils.
iiSs sDsns ums dsnns the sinssf
months. the sIhibits q, be- Judged. n
possible, by ssms eastern jydsS.
shoss name on . seors card sili ear.
~ considerable rsisht 9TH poultry
fsscisss.
Ths sons,l,s,iob a. adopted pro.
sidss for both active and honorary
fnsmbsfsbip and " the proper ss.
oession of honorary members esn bs
secured. tosstLsr -ith . major por.
ton, ~ least. Of thsss actively ..
ssssd In the posiir, besiness a.
s'iss members I, IL hoped 10 pro-
vide uniform coping for such shows
80 siii be held that siii make this
sho~ In looks a. we'll - quantity
aud quality of birds exhibited .
eioss sseond Ia the big shov held
annually In Denver. II IL not osiy
. possibility but . probability and
shall be- earnestly ststved for by the
ne~ organization. The honorary
members shall have 81 the sshIb,.
ton privileges 0f the sssocistIon bus
shall be accorded no votes. Tie o..
Tive members having the Inaasss.
fnsnt of the society.
The officers elected were: pvssl.
dent, Oscar Hust0s: vice psesldsss,
Prof g. n. Iisssen: secretary treas.
ursr. W. l.. Martha; auditor, J. n.
Lynass These tSssthss With Johs
To'bsH ,. n. Bsvoag ssd l.. v.
hiehsrdson. oosstituts . hosvl eC
divecs0ss. This directorate viii have
entire charge of the show 70 nsaass
snd direct Thsss men vtlI hol1
osf'cs sstii February Of nsss ysas
shss. - psovidsd IL The cossljSv.
ssos. . ssv 81 Of officials shall y
Drevt1ed.
sseh IN impstss was sivsa 70 ths
peslssy ssslssss ~ The Show u ~
psse ~issss thst great hoDss sss q.
sssssiss6 fss svss sssstss slvasss.
msss 1sslss ths asss seassa. CO.
elissss II tAis vsiIsy ere - ess1 e.
W. bsslesu thae n sAsull slvaj ~
ereoe eeeelsna ssusssy---as1 vilI
u OssoevIy sossFs1.
oeooesuolo sas1s Nm ~ issuel
w ~ ~ n ~ ~ Iooosouoo1
- ~ >oGooGuo - - oHvnnoonan1
~ 3 ~ ~ )o1u(no ~ on11o11'
= W. p. +! !es }
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
HI s--ss. wsI ovs..a...

Tsos< tntessstrc In the boy scout
raogsrsnf have askes the Rev. D..
Hosssc Dos. rector Of 81 Andrev's
e4lgrss 10 organize . troop in La
!uriA- k~r- Dor a . registered
seosfsnassSr of he Sassoaai Cosseil.
21s has b>>s ossseesed With IL o.
Dssizsfsos for s<sessi yesss- H
sss ns1s . sooss In Engissd. where
- h p<rspnsiIy sequsint~d With
Css- ssr Bscen-P0ueii. the founder
of the seosss- a meeting for those
interested win b. held shortly and .
local council vii probably Be or
sssfs~d.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
.aaskAs~As s,AaAzs Ixsearx
EasxalL xs1xx

La srn.s pisss - y~s LS1n -
rsp-,vs ssnS L.smAs sc kS<4y Tss6.
sssr~ 5seksoa. xbe asig fs1f1es 4
1be xsezy Ford esas as& ysns. ~
Ga rb< irzIc1 zx L. Jusns snl6evz
lsss SUNDAY. xast sssz - IN Sps ss,rs-
4s- 1sas-ry 6 pssAers 1hls ssnssa.
sSe is rrs< son< fs1s1es. fse
ssps woman remarked tRs7zg -
sirrs k1-nanx. pbsp Ia Jupts prSise
81 -As ionsshese fHse rRnntsg suns-
H'tr- se 1sts . n-sn On <s<s7 hune. .
That's nsrninx.- ssnsykAf Aes
ssn4nAb. Sers Asasies. 20 kas Ypss
Lsop-
Orro G.fssebs=. s The Puesao
HDoa> sExysSs.aosL sxEe resY ness
s.anx saxnec ~ ~ me Ia Jrsss
.sxa. ptr a: fas lxss nosnezi sas
m4ys>e< ~ tg "a. yor- Lyo. team.
sDe VIII ,ssf sz<s-saev fer them
ess7nr rhs sas+ss1 SEASON
Dzss vts-s2nS wornxi ~ the exrss
ksst SUNDAY. ate. bpof3ns greg ne
s-DxS- remarked. -zfhes ssxssY.
--is'.sJ. rssns sse7boty IL hss. sAx.
soEs1 - bsss AZ all s.s fhss er3-
1.zr,ly ess<-S .sr rsra.,ssDr+ ss scpef
a. srs-sirr o1rIt ssss seemed ,c
- ~ ~ Isp. s.r.s fhxr
css<sar rsi.s-.o-. esr s.xr esseh-
81. sE,s hsssos rns So.14 team 90 edge
eyrfrS II. yrsszsos 1xrDes. and sssry
nl.uItszr :ssporcs an t.orxh ts .as
s.5I trstr~e sn5sr2i Pssterp,z
bar s-Sprr Si-s~s IN hsn 70 zrak< .
I've s1,s os sr~sY EAR sn the n1e-
-. gsss hrs uss s.sts shss sbe
sVys ns-c
Oar t.shss az. tss xxnxsss Ysee
EnsDss. VI tts Evesy Ford team. for
. ss2s1n p~ss 70 all the hall eaass
sf Eo<sp yoss. 7ets team yfil -
worth sstcslsg ssrins u. sz.sgs
Tssy slxys> five ys.-ssaso, esnes-
ss1 os< On fh< sessiss sk~crie. ssl
have s<f ~ yss Bo~a . esn<- MAas-
s~s Essss< sure has slsssy 49,.
os~ that IL ssii of siEs~s sse r-S
from the fiue hss fns>sssy. the rnps.
sisss the high sisr 20 -,pisy ball.
ratirs Payne 10 cure boss Of the
rsrn>. src conf seen ineiisss 70
sSsss Nth . tixy~f ~sss iisfis bit
hs s5sss bis css1slon promptly. ss
he ss~s II, and o~inE 10 his b<ssr O,
the rrounc is more osnr<<~af 90
isdSs than soins os the fans In the
rrsnfssxsc. When k< makes . ee-
easioD he ssisks 20 II. and ph<n fhs
pisysss ssns % srsss rfth hin h.
pulls his pAfsh and giyss them five
minssss 20 play bail" Good boy
Payne. that's the system: stsy Win
a.
The cash gate Sse~ipss 10 Bss1sy.
game ssss the largest In the hissor,
~ baseball is IL Jssts- " L.
Jpsts and Rocky Y0rd kosh vfn 10
morrow. there vtii sure ~ som
game ~ Psstims Pssk. Nsy 18Th
shss - Jssts and ROCKY Ford .lIi
Iins-se In . eostsss for ssDsemse,
and. first risrs 10 the ssascs's s>siss
All of IL Jsnts sad most Of Roek,
Posd ~iiI b. present. II that gam.
providing hath teams vis ssaosrov
and . nee record for cash ssesipis
siii ~ sstsbiishsd.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

= - vsll hssye = 49, eax .lasss.
S!Sesea: - ssssseesse ese - -
ss1:::ss 9 -: -. 6 s s:cssss:c', 80,
ds:s.is;sss - :s;s:sI2. e: e:
.5s1 49, 81 sssIsi ssIsssiiS isss1,Sss2 s1,ssss22
- ~ - ~ slPsess1 ~;
-. sssss:is ~ ss Ssse sssss.
~ ssSIasasj ~ @ ~ 8 ~
- Ssssssssiss. 49,. SSsssses 49, -
lsletscs - ssAss csys.ssi astez -
g ~ * 'sI1 issss:ss - ssssssss ~ =
:s'sfz =: !| = ., $500. 81 ::.::: =:
!! ! ) ||'|'|| ! ! !
81 s. : s.; 8 !!;i;''| !;
3; :. E Z 4! g s:'.s't 81
- = '=;'''';|
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

- 80 - eos.s. = - : - esss. ~ n.Ss.el
-Sc9 e = - 80 60 = s ss"Ss.sS So g.
iI5 ~ 9 81 - = ~ ~ ~ q ., $500 Z - ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
H0nesteaders

Colombo east Of the Rocky Nountains. Not masv
jean ago all Of this domain belonged 10 ths eov.
eneeet put now only one-fifth IL opea for settle.
meat Tnis prairie empire has Divide" q.
teeol.e almost exactly IN the ceates from the
ooeotalns % Palmer Lake 70 the Kansas Nae
North Of this dividing line the stresms nor .o,sh.
eess. sossh Of Il they nov southeast Thvs ne
eeyaeal coutoufs Of the rsgiou Divide Colo,s6o
Seto tvo divisions east Of The uountains 1ueh
eIlse u eotl rainfall and climatic conditioas ~
go TOT the diffesence ineideat % Altitude Cne.
sessa o. tne lend Of the aosthesn half stjll q.
.oess 70 uhe government while Tie southern nor.
Too; riss oteso county - the ceatss. has ONE.
tssrs are = Colombo sasl Of The moustains SosfS
o. ne 6ivide." I.see.ese serss of eo-esc1ssf
!eee. whiIe south Of e % a. asoa a eassi -"
ssoe AZ S.See.eee aesss q govenasoe M.
80 70 setueOeat. Thoe0 uay - 49, s.:ee~:
~ ~! ~; oss $4,000 see eeesees shs faes =.
nssns .s. tsss LmReEH0URTno or THE AvAii-
Acks - ~ 0Ov.HNneNf LAND n celosalo ~
:saes aa1 Ia JvlefA @ THE 0AfEWkY isss n = 4
sefge Hfge 1essSee es u: ~ Ualse6 01asss iesI a.
49, q Pueeso ~ Lamar roooes 49, M ~
0ys 49, Ao ee4tentag - lhe yoas thon hsve
SS s~S 49, ecoesoee b eAe1s hls1oey. m uloeSs
1ss uee q lDolgSaajeo ~ alroeiy ~ I. vSSsS
~ ~ vs.s.ase = ts.oseibly e IL tidsi vsvss
s.sss - usm au 8 49, vaseae laalo - -.
vi ..ss'. y - ~ = asee1ee: Neasy g 8 q
ssssSs II ~ s.:Sx ~ - - 4 - 80.
ssSnS ~ Sye0 - e.oa1o11A ho0o g enSoS -
z3Ss. 1sS ~ e0eeA howeves, w m ~
SSN uoveoeo0 Ooovooeo NJ ~ ~ ~
Nonee ~ tn1ak 4. vleA - - M.
S S1 ~ w ~ 6oW onet1o q Z Ioirv
s.sS ~ ~ II oeoee = ~ - eeAofviso ~ n
~. 49, sss..4 yee0 = peooey = si1O N ovsr ~
- yeoes - ~ oooooo1. Tj1o - sSi~ -
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
aankAxAas s.aAxES EEasax.
sc1nzinsst @snG 1srx R10es

sr.sn snf sxs4 10 su.nssA-
--rs srs,ss n. y
k2s-asy yu.e Sapss ssF r--S a
I-4ssfasr 4-.sf tsEg#&b4 4 k-& Z
kssrr1s--s~ &stas ns<E Eik<lnss Ahrxznr
.A<iz.u2 szsf 44<-z.sn.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

siikse1 ss sacz1s Evl.srsnsas tssiif-
". issss & nssy ssIe b1s ~ spaf
VesAe. Eszs viii .ssls rsg al sDDrs ne
sss4ps EvssrSnss-ss sssls N .ss-y
.sopssy IL Cosprscei . IL sgs ss..
r. J. Ssrrria. .as xtr.ies trsst-
sss dncwnsx1. vIss Hxsatc - pot
nsss ssS 80 yus - uss. paY sss sor
ebs xszssss sbs 81 tes t-er.r-Assns-
4 saS pps>sxiS spy nSsa pps ;sas~
.s T.ns nsss ssns yrissassi.a j3psS
sIt ss1Es @s@sy ss~x 80 .isopssissss
- sssp. sf.iS. ! xu .sl6snx ~ prs.
- -. nssI sm ssssls -. sae sSrt
" - la trent -'bs ppa.ssss
snxS plns 1e..s Dot soss--1as - .
,r<s- ssacs. Ts&as wa tss rsr
vac advertise I. Yet ssnt - ~ ns,-
Sxa1s sas ~ pe-n - ysur uloDsy-
An.p.eiry ~ DsT1sIpn EnYsisss.
CEss ttss ia Epany - D. ~ e'Jrss
,sxs - ~ tlnt9-y - C.ssV-3aes "a
ta.s. sf srassssx1iy % sn9s "a tbs
sDypI.sfss " t.ssS n. r9Esrs Srrs:y
tbs Ase aSoBEAs ~ uSaEDs-. TAI,
p,yy..sey va bssss. 10 usspsEosu
IL tas n.,pft q MAJ. rt4sA sa
ss<ysi ti.s sss.sss nnt.x saszt 4psr lay
,sz,s-> stfsss,gsts y u EesaI % t-
t1ay. E9ax fiss IL Ce5oss-so before
!, Ia r.rr 1,1-ses Rsi1 fhs is q
yssS.y. 1919. a. is1st. - the,s
sat tuSeA r.sl = a. fsrS.rs sDr-
ryiDy D1sr > 81 sS4ti las. 7st,
T7hs tsss;Y-f0gr Ssss-sstsY plsrst
~ fEs Y0fe al,isg c.sa ps.g. loes,sse
- tssptY.fDvf ~ ~ pr7asapsI ss,lss
=, ~ oosn;rI. AZ. prssry ssai ,sgse-
- thssa< ssJr ~ prosysr0ss Jo1sisr
rssi,.ss rssa. Th.1 are Port e3s-
tf1bsv1rs srs seslsrs from ~ rsr-
rosneipx ts,r5vDrsss szltlrs in pei.
sDr. sns rors o. i.ss vs,l,ntly. for
ySfs AR sls.zfy sse. s>yDs.>ssy
hsf esiise II fhs ''Yore bread liz =
E.sh >ssiss srSssrs o,-ssstsssiy slfk
a ssssf " ers-ss. 1'bsE his siias-
meat of EAR sytDss 90, of he ssssx-
biy, be ard bjs sfsff rrsD The esSs sss
tsss pff s1css TIE aosn,ry-shs
sbortss, ssy home sss fbs sbof,ss,
80, 20 bis lmpztisD, Yor1 Ds,sy,
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
Please Use the Ice
Card, Madam !!
On tie Days When You Want
ICE

q e~0xe SOC kn~U ufseD yOs
- tR, - - AB5S<y eaDss kDSs.
anAes - krr cD1 AG6 r h0g1ng
- - - 49, Illfs = 90 - -
aa fMpBanss us1A. NsAan. thse
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= b e-1 - - seguA~ ARssH 70
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se.tess pasne- sny sses froo the
saEers- - h1g sAe ord Oss - tbe
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nHnsy pa>OAs- Hsse DE- gagua sop
rHnA13y-S~e tre Il de noss
hn.,shfsi ss1 A.aassytAs a summer
coaf1sss.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

Oie pagers for ssis as this office.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

Tts snxlssess aye ~ Es.sflss>
ria "a. rsseus sssye - fss f.5estsi
ssss srVitrstg,p sssfs shs.s >ss>>.
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s5sbi sssssrs rsiir1z1s TIT ssS
that rssss ssw siii 0ss ~ esll.<
gros ~ sst5,ssie any 1Btsr.Gnss is
th4 'styys. sss tlst tias ssri t5sas
siII nssE . ,s1ks,
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

Ths dry land farmer IL In clover
slsS alfalfa. o0ss. cass. milo matss.
6stssstis. asd ail the other dry lssd
sssts. II 10 going 10 ~ . great yer
IT, ihs avy farmers. sad they essht
y mssass ss@shov. svss II . asy
vsos. vItA scIsstlfle sssnlss methods,
~ slIss. "a nsts n slleh. asa msts
. hsms fes tbs0sslsss 10 ths ~
eoess n ths uabee. Dvy sasmsss
NM bsss esalas lsls cslsru1s n
~ eosIee1 sves slses ~ slvse q
~ ~. eves sas hun1se1 eosleals
q oools eeoeaeIas y NV sslllsss
ooelno eeee esOseAs \ ~ ~ IN.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

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yss " ssls .2srt-y ~ aaraans shs
sesf.tily yas ~ th. cs9saexi es.sss 10
sbisE ss sf.9ss Eas a1s.os - sttlsLs
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tsyoDts&.s. sst pos ,sszt1iis "
srl>enas fsst - spsr slyDestss> sn1
O.1s, Do,asy thss ihsi q tas ssssse
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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

Tis rsA>YroiS ~ The Otero Jsr5Ss~
tien Dis,rlss Ia fsii ., ss,sr sas rss.
Ming o,sr. sDe Their. ss,@r sss b.-,-
tsr t,osSssf for fsyorxDIs s4s.1yr
Tks fIs,>1 ssS rsrfsss rs,ss sc,sss.
s,strgs All ,s.r she arsxssxs Valley
are sIso vii sspris6 eth ssr,.
SAD II !, ,ssss water ~ gros ssoys.
cs'orssso osSb, " b. . ~,si1 .~s,<s
fsf nrops fhis pear ~ sxsiesl,srs
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

GsasSsi Dsn1sil,ss and his sfmy ~
Thousands ~ Iitijs tsiios e<prss
sDisisrs. IL ssesfsiy snfrss,hs1 10 .
gssod mspy issns is Ia Jsni<. sns
ssisss TIERS u 40 ofsssisss tsi,is
ROYAL 10 the ssry near fytsts us,s is
. rsosps,i ,hs, the, xill esp,sy. the
Nsn Tbsrs is no srcnse for nlsf.
s,isx ths assasiisn. C., do.B 90
your hands sHd snss. sHd 5ls 'em
out h.tb ABa Ds.nsii.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
MELROSE.

II the automobiles keep multiplying
as they have in the past year 1t will
be dangerous to travel by night or
day. Read in the bible, Nahum End
chapter, 4th verse.
Ore is coming I'm demand. MIR.
Lugar told your correspondent that
orders are now coming In to ship ore.
The Gobrecht orchestra rendered
excellent music at Zepp's store. The
debate Resolved that women should
vote" was decided against the wo-
men.
Good progress Is being made on
our macadamized road.
On Saturday night there were hun
dreds OF people in Melrose, and, con
sidering that 1t was the last Saturday
for the open saloon the order was
fairly good, not nearly 80 much dis
order as many times heretofore.
There will be auction at Zepp's
store Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
After 81 years OF active service In
writing Melrose Items, we beg To in
form many readers that I'm the future
you will read the Melrose news from
another correspondent.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30

YOU GET BETTER COAL AND
YOU SAVE NEARLY 10 PER CENT.
ON YOUR MONEY, IF YOU BUY
COAL IN THE SPRING. Time for
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
apr l6-A
TO CREDITORS.

~ -ESR>l
This IL to give notice that the subscriber Inns OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
in Maryland, letters Testamentary ON the Per
sonal Estate of
GEORGE HARDY.
late of Carroll County. deceased. ALI persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day of November. 1915. they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate.
Given under my hand this l4th day of April
1916
SARAH wv. HARDY.
apr16-4t Executrix
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
KEYSvILLE.

George Myers and sister, Margaret
visited Harry Harner, OF Four Points
Sunday.
Miss Bernice Ritter entertained q
few OF her friends at supper Satur-
day evening In honor of her twelfth
birthday. Those present were: Ber-
nice and Olive Ritter, Mary Baum
gardner, Victoria Weybright, vallie
bright, Wilbur Hahn, Charles and
Luther Ritter and Roscoe Kiser.
George Frock and family spent Sun
day at Upton Dayhoff's, of Bruceville
Thomas Fox is building an addi-
ton to his residence.
Harry Fleagle and wife, of Copper
vile, visited at Robert Valentines
Sunday. Peter Wilhide, wife and
daughter, Marion, visited at the same
place.
Quite a number in this vicinity
have purchased automobiles this
spring.
Calvin Hahn and wife entertained
the following on Sunday: Mrs. Alice
Hahn, Bern Babylon and wife, oi
Taneytown Clifford Hahn, wife anc
daughter, Mary, of Harney; Emory
Snyder, wife and family and Dora
Albaugh.
Misses Elsie and Lille Baumgard.
ner took supper with John Baumgard
ner, near Emmitsburg, on Sunday.
Charles Newcomer and sister, Anna
visited at the home OF j. p. Wey.
bright, Sunday.
William H. Devilbiss and wife spen
Sunday with relatives at Graceham
The Democratic advocate., 1915-04-30
MOUNTAIN VIEW.

On account OF being DELAYED in
building @. NJ Barnhart will not be-
able to open his store on Saturday
evening, May 1st. MI. Barnhart
kindly asks the people to watch
Mountain View items to learn the
date or opening.
Mr- and Mrs. J. r. Reese were Sum
day visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Geiman, or Bachman's Valley.
The carpenters have started work
On the new barn Of Robert Leppo.
Mrs. Robert Leppo and daughter,
Mary, and Miss Jottie Furry spent
last Saturday in Hanover, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver Wentz, OF Han
over; MIR. and Mrs. John Shaffer and
children, OF Melrose, and Mr. and
Mrs. =. II. Wentz visited at the home
of Ephraim Wentz on Sunday.
Mr.. Jacob Wisner, who was con
fined to his bed for the past two
weeks, with pneumonia, is able to sit
up in his room at this writing.
Quite number of our young peo-
pie attended the musical entertain
ment at Sherman's church On Sunday
evening.
Mr.. John Furry, Of Hanover, Pa,
spent Monday OF this week with his
son, Charles Furry, also his daughter,
Mrs. Robert Leppo.
Local option now rules. Your cor
respondent thinks it was the best
days work the voters Of Carroll
county ever done, even LIZ some peo-
pie seem little grouchy, they will
soon thank the "drys," for the loyalty
done toward them