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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
gentidlnnb III pOaelfrei.

@enn Der arieg nod Flnf Sab
re 0olierte un0 bic game @elt
Idliebfid gu Der Grfenntnis 9eIan1-
te, oag 8eutidlar0 fur cine groBe
lsn1 geredta Sade tdmpit, 10
brauften Sic Geutideubaiier in
4nlerifa bes6ulb 0odl niht 81 ber-
sDeifeln. Die GpaIten daer an6es
rem 3eitungen m0gen ii4 i1nen Der.
{hIieben, aber bic y9teU Yorf Sun"
miro jtets bereit iein, ibnea Elm ge.
ntiitbIihes 8IdBdeu %ein5uraumen,
mo ffe iid ~8uianmenfin6e1 un0
nah Ser5eusluit iber BITE 0eutidert
9prbnren idintpien fonnen. ST.
ciner oer ilngiten Rlmrnern 0es
glelD gorfer 6ebblattes III Elm &C..
DiIier Sobn Ebompion Der 3nha'
Der Oieies 9ldBdens. Sn eirer 8l-
ldrift, bic uns niht penig 9eiter.
felt bereitet Bat, belebrt Ell Ote amea
ritaner, metfe iid 70 nett oergei.
fen, fir 1eutfdIano ein3utreten, bdB
fiji bon elmer gang falifen gorals.
ieslma ausge6en, in0em tie 0entid-
Iat0 auf DnsIelbe mOr1Itide Ripean
itellen ME aa0ere 8iDiIiiirte Sdns
Der.
Dd3u baben fie fein Gedt.
4Icnn~, 10 idreibt 6err 1Gonpion,
..upr eiuigen Munaten fat 8autidl.
Lamb fem eigenes gteit beidmubt,
iuie es feline anoare 8iBiIiiierta gta.
tiuu IL get1dn fat ODER e tlptn
miirDe. Gs banoelt jih inn bic
idenbIide Nebnll0litlig Der 9elJier.
SoInlge Dies rationale BerbreheH
Iidlt geiiifnt lit, peIln Da5 il6er.
halpt IL In altsreihen0er g9eiie &C.
iheben faiua, bdt Epntidlano feis
tsen AnipruA Duralii, NIT ounIeI6cn
inoraEiiden MnBe nit dnoereli gait.
bern getneIieu su meroeN Sn BEN
glitden oes iltternntipuaIan OeIete5
lift DentI1Iali0 eiH ausgeltoBener
f~0liteoIt). Geiue S1n0lungen unD
ieiiie DrD6lmgen 6eipetien bds.
9clitfhIanO fam leidlt elnen Ihetl
iciiier u~rrlprenell gleutralitdt BIT.
rudgsipfllnen, meuigiteus IN ben
gerenigten GtaatelI. Diogp "a mil
IIjaten ieins m0bre Jlelie lelpciien,
ia0agn I'll TA aus Bebgiet 5irud,
sGebt un0 0ag birugernoe WoIf dis
aeten lift
AIIo SEER Sohn 9bunpion Hai
bic BoaltredlHd 0es ititernahalaIrlI
@eIekes iibefrgnlriiail unb 0as MT.
as4if adult, D0B DcutfhInrO ais eth
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Mlit 2s ac1en 6 1imHan unlui
Der 1elnt Die Stin0erarteit.giN an.
Iaruah 0irfu tn Ibeatern wHo
germlaitngspldeeu amoer inter
ia 5l1reu uidlt Gitletellt meroeu.
ebelio meuil 4erionen unter lG
syobreH in Qer8nerIeH, 5ptel&, 8Ti.
~Iaro6auen cher in seia5rtidaa &C.
idaiti3uu8eu 9tiet1aH0 lalter Is
2,a9ren 0orf 9oHtaiten ober gepe-
ideu nab 40 llbr abetos aalieiern.
Anaben lber IL Sabre itno ie0ad
befnlt, nit GrloahulB 0es ShuL,
Observation-Disclosures, ais 9eitungsoer.
tdufer 3l fuugiereu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
gnfer g~seitenitau0.

@aiGiugtout Z. agril. = Sdd-
tun0eu bes 8intermei}els eraeben,
baF un9efifr 6i9,000000 gni6el
babun geerntct uerbea m0gen. Ter
Gtanb if $3.50 oes 9urmaleu, &C.
aeeen 95.6 i'm u~traangeneu Sabr
uub 500 hes 5~ebniaGriacn 9arf,
iGnitts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
Stors edJtts gOd6ier.

IArA groBe HeberIegeflbeit 6as
bette IN Gmaba ge6ralte. Sect in
Der gan5en Gtaot om 3apf. Ser
pa5t es MIDI. geIep9onirt fir cine
aiite fir 3bg 9einl. Gbas. Gtor6,
@gblter 1860.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08

Zee MatHtss
rgf Hmthsisr a. p mtf
Me- rh hef Nnitan4 G 6lait
f8tpe mntetacIiat m .4-ts tttlf
tlt9IEt.
Ma5m marImrtM 8effaaft tau
altt5 an mllrbs dH all1 Bog ttats
.Nw Mm Eofo93 e5IAaftCf datJo5
.ais ft mid eit0r t1tlaN 4dNtats
.m c6ubnfilnt pcrr5it. tfa eoaitl
eutrdf.
On linz sglerftar oao Qe1atr
daaattaic shutifter &m &da
.narlfe M0utda a5sHo Qsu daar'
ralihltt 5iH1b. u5a trEa ei1ct
.0ogptIirn @daGrUh 0sooU
lrptoem Die u4t6ten t1dt
mablgn nod ucit aom ShgB e1t-
iarut iiub. pgrfe0 fe aeh idou
hatttn pBrm2 Gs athp ih tc.
.reits mebrare rtr@ .ldaaiihe tsans
.1i6atcn fir Dos @oHUuruenrsdmt ac.
me[0et vie NIT 4usgm1He ocs
8t3cs @ouoerneitrs edroinL lin0
qeuhten Der 9ro95itiorltgh @e-
neralaamalr Cotton. etter Der Syltla
1ioaten. ertI1rte tcre.is. 0aB bic
0ro5tbitionsfrage Der Buntt lit.
INN meibeu iih 5ei ben @rimars
mahlen Giles oreheH wer0a. Us iii
oeshal6 iett idloa Die bodite Belt.
0aB 0as liberale Clement Gor5creI'
t1nqeu fin bic 0ampaane triift.
4ud Der edt probibitioultiil &C.
fdr6te Glcrf 6cs 1bar8eridts u @.
Garrett, modte germ 7~taatso5er-
6aupt merbeu.
Die 8oli3ei nabm au1 1amstog
a6en6 I'M ntrodeaen@ Ies 9}oiues
I13 4erfonen tpeaan Iruntenheit tn
lire Ebhut. SIN @au}en muBtcn
Ifih am Moutoa 35 Qerionen ne9etl
oieIes o8er6redeus" Dor Dem 4oli.
reiri6ter Derantporten. meIfler bic
Me5r3abl NIT GefangniBitraien be-
oofte.
@cqen 8tae66rigfeit 8u Derbote-
neu aeheimen 8riloerihoften MUIR
ben 81 5duler Der 9odiftte aaf
Der 8dtieite aus Der @4uLe altsge'
IitoBeu.
mur0e BON bet QufLn9e Der 8ran6'
Iftiftung fret9eiproden,
Ger ngermania : Mtaruerfor"
bicIt am Gountog feline re9eImdBiaa
Wonatsberfammlnng ob. MrI. STAT
unb Gtntt 5tua6e[ tpurben 5u Dele.
gaten sur aofbenttou Der 9oroneit-
lifen Sdugerbunoes IN 9ma6a err.
n1bLt.
Sn @egentpart BON brei 9erioneu
lerfdoB 9loatag Madmtttag I'M
5rola6or Der 9erguiann Soiepf
6eatbcota ieine iunge 5rau aila
Giferiudt. Garauf bearbeitete Der
5duft INIT Sem aolben ieines @e.
nebre8 @eiidt uno qnpf Der Ct
idoTieuen bis 3ur llnfenntLidfeit
Ger brutaIe Mlor0er, tpeIder ietr
una[ldIides 6pfer Dor peniger ais
einem Sabre gebeiratEet bate, MIR.
be in has bieiige 8efanguiB einge'
mIiefert.
Sort GO0ge.
5enrb 1rolt uno @. 8. 8efdal
BADEN inter Scr 5iruna Croft & qe
idnu elm @run0Itiids. utb 8eritde
rungs.8eiddft gr5ffnet.
gtnbes . 9aIfsmorihal @afel
tratte am gamstag George Whlr
pbp bon Belmont bierter tins De
fdngniB. Murp9D, fpelAer crit bol
pentgen Monaten BON gQnooa elm
pan0erte, foa ~aeiesDibrig Gd)nopi
berfauft babcn.
SIM GlpiihlQoen bon Safe gLoft
3t3 Central aDeltne, entitdnb Moh
tag 4ben0 Elm 5eiler, 0ns ie0od tel
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Stpra edltes gpdGier

TIMER Bran tit oieie Saiion
auBQroroenttia gut. Sm @eidmad
it 20 unHbertroffen, @eriutt e. I'M
@eldaftst6eiL 5enoet cine aiite
beim fir bic 8aruiIie. GeIepbon
Gba8. 5tor8 @ebiter 1860
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08

Die @ilionf 6e a0miuitroti0n lH'
ierem Saubel MD unicrer 5aouitrie
aerueilert. SduB 8e]ad bic UoIter.
edtssmi0rigc &eracpaliiauutg oue.
rifauiidcr 5utcreiien oura Gnas
Iano. SEER G}eB iit ial6it 6abri.
faut Gr DaiB ogs mmIttelbarer
G~ridbrllna mie ihfper uuier @attoel
uuter Der enaliihcn 8I~rateupotitit
lcioet. lm0 melde @efahreu unierer
SIl0uitrie 6roben, peun guglano
gaitattet miro. 6teie 4oLitif fort5u-
iegen. 6uuoerte bon Ta5rifen ner.
Sen gcitloHen peroeu mliien, Sun.
b~erttafeu0e non mertfaniideu ar.
beiten peroen lire 8~eIdaitigang
%berIierpu, pern bic 3uflbr unert.
te6rli6ar 0eutiher &ohitoiie ans.
bLei6t, neil ENGLAND tbre 4u5fu5r
b%erhiu6ert.
9esb1lb appeqiert Der A6georo.
nete Net all iene unerifaniihen 81
.6rifontai, Die England 0hunition
auao anoeres ariegsmateridl IIeierh.
Sie ioaen lire 2ieferung etnitellen,
BIS gngfano geitattet, 8eutihlan0
8aummoae un0 Qnoere 9fobmQterias
lien 8usuhibEen uno bic Gee fir Die
0ettide 4nsiubr nadl ben Ser.
Staaten freigiebt. Die ihIappe sal.
tltng unierer 9tegierung gegeuilher
ben en9lliden anmaBnngan hat
Deutidlduo ~pernnIaBt, bic 4usfubr
aud FOLDER 9tobmaterialien eiu5u.
%iteIIenb Die GHglulb, aga ben 9oaen
geqen bic Ger. Staaten nidt all3u
.itroff 5u ipaunert pielIeif)t paiiiereH
laiien miiroe. liao aud Der 2tbge-
or0uete Qleb giebt 81, 0aB man
0eutihLanb eineH Gorfpurf oorait5
nift MAIDEN tonne: bic 1attidell
ieien es ntaoe 9eporoen, ben Ser.
5taaten 81 ~Iiefern, mas iie braur
den, obre oafar 30 er1alten tpas iie
ieIbit beuot1iaten.
6ier fonnte bic 8erDirfIihtnQ
6es Mebid)en 4lanes @anoe[ ihaf.
fen. @enn England feilte Wlunid.
on mebr ans ben Der. Gtaatcn eri
BAIT, tpiro es iebr idneG 3i areu3e
frteden lmb feline Seerdl6erpratti,
fen aufgegeben. llr0 ourdfubr6nr If
Der 9leefdle gIQn. Gs foutrnt Ie,
oigIid barauf an, 0aB 0ie nmerita'
niiAen 6abrifdnteu bag Sit ieinet
Glrhfabrung b~ea5tbigte 5oli0ari.
tdtsgefitAl befuuben; DAB bic lpani
gen 5abrifanteu, bic ge9euiDdrtil
BON ben 2ieferunaen fir Gn9lanl
uno feline 8erbiin6eten gortbeil ia.
ben anf oieien gortheil 8it9unitet
Der @eiammtbeit fir tur5e 8eit ber
aidten. Qauge brauhen iie uidt 81
De3idten, oenn iobalo gnglani
iiebt, oaB bic 5abrifnuten einif
limo, miro as flein beigeben nno biz
iiber ben nelitralen Sar0eI perbdng,
te GeeIperre naf6e6en. Soldes Cor.
9ben mare nibt mir Dereiilbar mir
ben HfIidten Der Ser. gtanten ali
n%eutraLeS Gan6, es mare aud cit
eminent neittraler Mtt. Gfe Ser
Staaten tDilroen 01nn fpsrfIid nel
trail iein. GrgeutDartig iinO iie oas
nidt.
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gtnrs hcriihmtes @pf6irr.

Sebt in Der gan3en stcbt ant
3npf. Gin edtes nItes %trinfbores
unb Das bette in omaha &c.
braute. 4ttet ouf oia .Gtor3"
Gtarfe. Gait cine aiIte beimienoen.
gelepbonirt gbas. Stors. 8ebiter
1860.
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KlalGiBirle NrBeiara

Meindt -dgi picrt Gin oeutiter
6armhiedit Mus rGtt Niuoea
umJaqeaen Herite6e9. 9ofn lie nod.
geftuu0 id5tgteii non $3.50.
Mo5rrH0 Scr GrHtlrbtit 500 pro
leg ABagbote luttar s. 500,
Dmoba Gribaae. I'll.
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Geines ganb biaig sa berfnufen 200
Ader, Ia Meilen bon Gning,
lebr., feine @erbeiierungcn, ober
disge5pidnete8 2nnb, beites QFLiig.
lamb. llugefabr 4G ader in giltept
Sen. Gieies 9anD lit miubeitetls
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Nrinntier

4ribatier tpilnidt 9efountidaft
NIT einem ioIioen farntterfeften
5rduIein Btpeds 6eirdth. MitttDe of.
ne ain6er nitt aitsgeidIoHen. gu.
Ifriften unter u. TO an Gmabo
111lide Tribnne.
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Wsia6t- Sunoer 0eutitberf g1der.
eritflaiii8er Winitr, iuht oauern.
be arbeit. 3uihriften an Omaha
lIrt6iine. 3. 300.
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aIfnt.
ia . 5amct. $3.50 Den pnIGel.
.G. 8iIbelm, grllning, 9bnper So,
.9}ebr. qpr. 6
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Observation-Disclosures iunger Gent.
idcr, perberntbet, iud)t oauernSa
1teae irBenD nelder art. aann
Mlaidinehifrei6eH un0 gudbaIten.
Befl. 3uidriften an 9ribiire. e 200
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gerlmgt-9ienitm1bden, 1eutihe
bepor5u0t. gtad8uiraaen 4903
CAT Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08

8u p~erfanfen-@runbTtiif an Der
30. Ctr. 5miideu 4. uno Sones
Str. 8u %perfaufen. 40 SUB Ii 1872
i5ub tief. gonob[ fir @dferei ols
Sportiaden : S%onoluna aeeignet.
g1ah3nfraaen BEL SRI. aepes, 5345
80. Ctr.
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WlOberHes 3immer 3u bernieten on
3pei ~onItdnoiae @errgf $500 bic
8ode. Cine Qeriou $500 bic go.
DE. anrelie TT Goro 20. Ctr,
Gmdba.
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Das pret6pHrOigitc Giieu BEL Better
Bump. Deutide Slide. 1903
Gob9e 5trabe 2. Stof. MabIaei.
ten rs Gents.
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II, z. staabs, neuhder Sraueu.
ardt nnb EpernfGr.

meine mebr ais 20.idbrioe gr.
faBrpng bat beipieien, bali DieIg
6rallcHleioeu obne Operation oe6ea'
meroeu fonnell. Denu redtBeitt0 unO
tidtig bebanOeIt. 622 A. @!raHt
WaIiohuietts @eb.) SiOug 9Th aa.
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@illarO G0Og, gatcntp, 1880 Gitp
Rational @onf 8eb1ltbe. SeIe.
pbon TnIcr 1850.
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3u perfaafeu 200 @anieeicr 5um
auBbultarl. t5c per Stid 3343
4lan0crion Ctr. Ielepbou 8e6iter
.2432. a-t5.
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2eFIangt-]litt 81 iim8es Waoden
TIT Jamilie pnn brei @iites 6eimt
uu0 gutter gobn. 6. 6stttenloder.
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&erlanst - Ma6den fir a|aacn1eine
9mt8arbeit. 8. 2, @eao. 502
e. 40. Str. Eel. 8. III. Us
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And Mrs. Blake! What OF her?
Mission accomplished and paper safe
ly In her possession. she became sud.
denly possessed Of . desire to tell
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

Pay-Pay Tor Your Folly"
Guided by voices that came from the
library she made her way into the
house. Womanlike she paused to
listen
And tomorrow you and l will 90
away together"
The voice was Stones. There was
no mistaking It. Something seemed
to go dead within her. Crafty she
peered around the edge of the por-
there. and weak. stunned, angry. she
staggered back. Her bubble had burst
Stone was planning to 90 away with
one OF his chorus friends. She had
been the cat's-paw-the dupe.
Quickly she left, as quietly as she
had come, and going to her own apart
ment she telephoned Stone to come
to her, and handing him an envelope
filled with blank paper. she said,
Here is the confession"
With catlike cunning she watched
his eagerness as he seized the en-
velope. watched the sudden wonder on
his face that turned to anger as he
found that he had been duped.
What does this mean?" he de-
manded hotly.
Listen and you shall hear" she re-
piled calmly and told him all that she
had seen and heard In his rooms. "As
for the confession, secured 1t and
shall keep 1t" she concluded.
He sprang at her. his fingers ex-
tended as II to throttle her, only to
start back from the cleaning silver
revolver that she pointed at him.
mo, III not give you the confes-
sion.' she sighed. wavering for an In
slant. you'll not take 1t from me
either. And you'll not go away with
your chorus girl friend. No. Horace
Stone, you'll not go away" she
shouted in angry passion, the very
violence OF her emotions bringing
back her strength, you'll stay, and
will hold this confession over your
head to brand you as 4 thief when.
ever l see At. You'll not 90 away,
say. You'll stay. Yes. and you'll pay
pay dearly for your folly"
WHO PAYST
END Of Eleventh Story.)
The next story: "TolI and Tyrant,"
10 the last Of the series.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10
MONTE VISTA MAN
IN AUTO CRASH With
DENVER POLICE PATROL

Clarence Whittier. of the Monte
Vista Graphic. had an accident in
Denver Thursday evening of last
week when in his car he collided
with police patrol wagon in Denver
and eight patrolmen, three prisoners
and Whittier himself narrowly es-
capped death or serious injury.
1t seems that the patrol was rae
ing north on Broadway and Whittier
turned into that street from Fourth
avenue. going west The drivers of
both cars attempted to avoid a col
lision but this seemed unavoidable
and the lighter machine was crashed
into and thrown upon the sidewalk.
All of the patrolmen were bruised
and cut while Whittier was uninjured
and his car damaged to some extent.
Whittier was arrested for reckless
driving but was discharged by the
police magistrate.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

''In the summer of 1888 l had
very severe attack of cholera morbhs.
Two physicians worked over me from
four a m. to 6 p. m. without giving
me any relief and then told me they
did not expect me to live; that had
best telegraph for my family In
stead Of doing so, 1 gave the hotel
porter fifty cents and told him to buy
me bottle of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and
take no substitute. l took double
dose according to the directions and
went to sleep after the second dose
At five o'clock the next morning
was called by my order and took
train for my next stopping point, n
well man but feeling rather shaky
from the severity of the attack"
writes H. w. Ireland, Louisville, KY.
Obtainable everywhere.
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VOTING CONTEST CLOSES.

The voting contest which the EX-
Grocery has been conducting
for the past few months terminated
evening. July 3rd. Below
is a list of the winners giving their
vote and the prizes won.
Miss Emma Duran. Al ,947, 1855
Piano
Miss Mary Sharpe . 9,594,920
Ladies' Watch
Mrs. Alice w. Hunt. =. S,913, 035
Set of Dishes
Miss Ruth Carter. S,093, $50
Vitaphone
Mrs. A. ". Hogle. .... 6,557,515
Set of Dishes
Miss Enid Erickson. :. 4,731.6S5
Gents Watch
Miss Ella DURAN 4,211 ,055
$3.50 Piano Certificate
Miss Rufina Gallegos .3.915, 165
$3.50 Piano Certificate
Mr.. Gus Nelson. =. 1,711,51O
$235 Piano Certificate
Miss Avis Sweeney 80. ,547,760
$235 Piano Certificate
Miss Nellie Newton. -. 1,535,020
1920 Piano Certificate
Mrs Erma Richards. 1,317,640
1920 Piano Certificate
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

1t Is the English, not at the French
or the Belgians, that Germany is
striking in this war. Her whole at
titude shows it. British statesmen
knew this from the beginning, but the
capped prisoners have told that they
were disseminated against. German
soldiers have called across to the
French trenches that it was the Eng
fish they were after.
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oLone or mel success. Hers naa Deen
the dangerous work. Hers was to be
the reward. She would claim 1t now.
Almost girlish were her actions as
she tiptoed up to the door OF Stones
nat. and finding 1t ajar, softly entered
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10
More
Efficient
and
Dependable

four hours and pulls as strong the last hour as II
did the first.
The horse under average farm conditions IS
plug after five or six years of service. The lrac'o
is good for at least ten years OF actual service ,
The value of the Tractor is not limited to neu
work. 1t is hired man that will perform numer'
farm chores.
After doing a good days blowing the lrac'ol
will pump the water for the stock, grind cut Vi
shred feed saw wood run a separator or churn;
With Tractor deep blowing is easy. Ihe ,n
in yield will pay nice interest on tns III
vestment..
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10
Cheaper
Than
Horse
Power

cheaper and more dependable power is need
ed for the small farm.
1t costs about $500 to pillow land with
horses. With Case Tractor 1t be plowed for
from 40 to so cents per acre.
Its utility is not limited to blowing 1t will
pull a Disk, Harrow and Binder
There is work necessary to production that
the Tractor cannot do and it eats of the
crop.
1t is always ready for service. No currying
feeding Harvesting.
1t may be worked ten hours day or twenty
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

Florida is now the leading State in
the production of fuller's earth, hav-
ing reported for 1914 more than rs
per cent of the total quantity and
value
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

w, H. Golf and family are s,..
ing the week at the Gap wbs, s' y
rented cabin from the mans. ae!
of the Hot Springs. -nenl
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

John Doris and wife of Ala.
spent Sunday at the Hem. ,amo''
rancn south of town. The I ns
and Mcneil families are ploun, D0''i
a motor trip to Gunnison nov. Oh
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

Beauty More Than Skin Deep
A beautiful woman always has
good digestion. If your digestion is
faulty, Chamberlain Tablets will do
you good. Obtainable everywhere
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

Harry Loss and wife spent Sunday
and Monday on Elk Creek
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-10

The Stephens and Wyland families
celebrated the Fourth with picnic
on South Fork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
LAST SERVICES IN OLD
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY
Grace Street Presbyterian CONGREGATION
to Join With Church OF
Covenant.

ON next Sunday the congregation OF
Grace Street PRESBYTERIAN Church will
hold it's last services in its present
mouse OF worship, al Fourth and Grace
Streets. and ON the following SUNDAY
VIII join it's being with that of tic
Covenant Presbyterian church, under
INC name Of Grace Covenant
Ihcrc VIII be no special services unon
the occasion of removal, for 1t is with
some regret or account OF past tradi-
'lonS ana associations that the majority
o! inc congregation will pass out of tho
Ola sanctuary and go into the now. Rev
j. calvin stewart. -. D., In nnstor OF
Grace Covenant Church, and the change
10 he effected Will not leave n pastor
without pulpit. as the services In
trace street Church have beer CON
a"ctcd by Rev. W L. Lingle, y. D.. Of
the faculty of the Union Theological
Seminary
The property Of the Grace Street
thurch at the corner of Fourth and
race streets, was sold two years ago
20 fuSar Allan. Jr.. and associates for
eS",oo". the congregation reseryInl. tho
right of possession for two years SO
mat 1t might have time to select a
suitable location for its now home II
VIII take with 1t all stained glass win
COWS, tablets and memorials, leaving
Only inc empty house to the purchaser
Removal into the West End was on
posed for some time. two churches I'm
'hat location complaining that the en-
france OF q new church into their field
or cndeavor would hamper them In
thelr OWE work. Agreement was finally
ehected between the Church OF the
covenant ana Grace Street Church and
tho two will be combined into q LARGE
ana influential congregation In n To-
caiity in which there is large room for
growth. The combined church is To-
Gated for the present at Harrison Street
ana Park Avenue. and expects shortly
20 erect large church building in the
West End
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
FERGUSON GIVES BAIL
Charged Will Attempting Serious
Crime Against Miss jamie jackson.

L. II. Ferguson. the man arrested Mt
ZIG East Franklin street Saturday
night or warrant in which he is
charged with Attempting serious
'crime against Miss jamie Jackson, cf
.220s East Leigh street. was bailcd
early Yesterday morning for his APP
,pearanC" IN polio" Court to-day
II vas learned yesterday that The
man was tho same person who drove
his automobile into a ras lamp at
Nirth and Capitol Streets Saturday
Afternoon The car was badly wrecked
as result OF tho accident.
Thci" we're no new Developments in
the case Yesterday The police made
no effort TO secure possession or the
various notes which Ferguson claims
to have received from jamie Jackson
and hcr sisters. nor those which Mrs
I<eiscr, the sister whose efforts arc
said 20 have resulted III Tie arrest Of
Ferguson, We're written jamie by the
man now under arrest.
The AFFAIR is rather complicated tho
various parties connected with Il
telling entirely different stories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
SKULL AND CROSSBOMES
Ghhntiy Memento Left on Doorstep of
ID. Loycnstein.

Detective Sergeant Krengel is not
tho only person In Richmond whose
SAFETY Is mcnaced, II n skull and cross
honeS left on mans front doorstep
is given It's usual Interpretation of no
Ing a threat. Policemen Bass and VIII
Hams. of the Second District, early
yesterday morning found skull and
crossbones on the doorstep Of r.
l-ovenstein & Sons place. 500 East
broad street. and reported tho incident
TO Lovcnstcin.
He Informed tho officers that he hod
discharged about lftcen Italian ta!lors
last week and thought the skull and tho
homes might have been deposited by
one Of them. He manifested no fear
that bodily harm would come to him
and took charge Of tho grim relics Of
an earthly existence. saying he would
keep them n n souvenir