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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-31
ESTABLISHED 1870
Progress of The War
From Sundays Salt Lake Tribune

The socaed German nutcracker has been crushing
Warsaw triangle for days, but the Russians appear be still
standing strain The principal battles have fought be-
tween Ivangored Lubn and Chem the southeast of Warsaw
along line running northeast Warsaw through fortified
points, Ceogievsk Roshan Ostrolenka Ossowez
oenka Germans attained their taking
strong Notifications and pushing south point The forts
Georgevsk under fire. but resisting WE'LL Ros
han have captured considerable forfca
ons The fortified line the northeast touches the Narew which
Germans have crossed at points This is
danger the Russians who being pushed beyond their for
6caons thus giving the nut-cracker greater leverage.
the soldiers of the Czar have made magnificent fight
under distressing handicaps they losing slowly, but steadily
depends upon whether their foes take the losses
stand strain Although the Russians seriously short of
ammunition they have been conducting defensive campaign be-
hind heavily fortified lines and been required xpend
much ammunition the armies which attacking is of
course impossible estimate the losses but under the
the attacking would heavily
forces the defensive battle lasting dozen days
with average of million constantly engaged should
astounding losses perhaps 100000 each sde
ing prisoners
The inactivity the English the Russian crisis
complaint in Petrogad but if it is any atsc
on inactivity will continue indefinitely Either the French
English when duly prepared will attack they will resist
Teuonc attack The Germans just exeg the last
energy crush the Muscove utterly in the hope of being able
direct gigantic attacks the western front little later When
the French and English
prepared they busy png shells other munitions
Meantime Ktcbenes army probably crossing the
channel steadily These form the grand of the fighters
France both French and English Before flies hundreds of
thousands killed in plains Flanders
Kcheners will replace the losses Kitchener not
who hurries AT e beginning of hosies ne declared that
the would last long time and he settled down his usual
system Of slow and careful preparation Great battles fought
he perturbed The Mons of the
Marn the drive for Calais did make him hyserca it did
thousands others He bed his time knowing that his recruits
sufficiently trained to fight the Kase scientific soldiers
and that they well trained they could not be supplied
with enough guns and ammunition The supplies still lacking
but warranted believing that the German offensive de-
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-31
Flirting Is a
Dangerous Amusement

All young people look upon f1irt-
ing as an innocent amusement, es-
pecially young men. But when it
ends in tragedy there is different
story. Saturday night Miss Gladys
Fuchs, l9-year-old Carson girl, who
was attending the Berkeley Summer
school, took her own life. The fol-
lowing is the explanation given by
Gordon Woods at whose door may be
laid the responsibility for the girls
death:
"She spoke of marriage to me but
| did not encourage it, as | felt that
our love affair was merely fiirta-
ton as far as was concerned. Itold
her so and left her without kissing
her. She was in tears when left"
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mechanically. as evidenced by
the award of the Elliott Cresson
medal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01

sort. The ladies are very busy now
making ready for their bazaar, which
will be held saturday December II.
y.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01
REALTY TRANSFERS
Reported daily by the Peoples Alb
stract and Title Company:

Z. NJ. Wood et uN. 10 Ehlen Land
Company. south 50 acres of tract 153,
14-15 and l6, township 15-15.
Andrew /. Hill et uN. to Fred A. Ba-
con, south 80 acres of tract 1873, Ills
and 1915.
A. r. Burch 1t ux. to T. NJ. Wood,
part tract $50. 10 and 1913. 42la acres.
]. G. Hamilton ct uX. to Alma S.
Washburn ct al, lot ., block 7, Hamil-
ton & Rogers subdivision Of El Cen
tro addition No. >.
+. +. Anderson ct uX. 10 Edith NJ.
lockwood. lot 8, block &c, CaleNieo.
Richard W Jernigan to :. Il. Holmes,
Z Il SW i section IS, 1G-12, so acres.
Ernest e. Carmen ct uX. to Nettie
Z. Waite, : j. NV a and W D. NE 1,
section 4. 17-13.
Imperial Valley Improvement Com
pany t. NJ. J. Osborn, lots 10 aud %,
block 8. Holtvi1e.
NJ. j. Osborn et uX. To J. D. Lott
lot 20 block S, Holtville.
Oakley Company to A. A. Snodgraes,
lot 3. block IS, and lot /, block A.
Westmoreland.
Walter Z. Brooke ct ux. to F. A
Maboe \ /. tract 1o2, 14-13 and H.
81 acres.
Edith +. Dickson ct al. to Cora p.
Doran. e T. T. T. NE q NV y tract
1I0. 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01

Ralph Montgomery is spending a .
weeks vacation with Harold Yeti. He
is from Long Beach
Everett King, publisher of The Nj
land Review, was a visitor at the court
house on business this morning.
W +. Packard. i'm charge of the
state Experiment Farm at Meloland,
will leave tonight for a stay Of sev-
eral dayS at Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01
SUPERVISORS ADOPT
BUSINESS SCHEDULE

Next time you have occasion to ap-
pear before the board Of trustees con-
suit an unassuming looking card in
the possession Of the clerk, bearing
the caption order Of Business" It
sets forth the logical sequence of coun-
ty business and will tell YOU wnen You
may address the board. 1t was adopt
ed by the board this morning aud
heuceforth business transacted by the
will be done in a sched-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01

observation-disclosures manner. There will bt
exceptions TO the rules, of course, but
for the most part the board will ocn.
form to the ned schedule. Here's how
it is done:
! Roll call,
Reading of minutes.
Demands approved.
i Communications read.
3 Petitions presented.
Reports of county officials.
: Easements
s New business.
Unfinished business.
10 Adjournment.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01
CITY AND VALLEY

All saints Day being Al
Saints DaE. there SD DE evening
services a. - Paul's Episcopal church
al o'clock.
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Ladies' tid-The Ladies' Aid Society
Of the VI T. church will mecJ Win
Mrs. Griffin. seq Olive street. TueSdaf
afternoon at 2:30. All members md
ladies' Of the congregation are urged
10 be present
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"On Dangerous Paths"-At Theatre
Tulane tonight, the little star, Viola
Dana. i'm Tho 4-rccl wholesome feature,
"Ou Dangerous Paths; "Seig News
and Billie Reeves m "Wifie's Ma Comes
Home' good and big program.
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Guild 10 Meet-The Presbyterian
Guild will meet on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs a. NJ. Kelsey. 543 Holt ave-
uue. AL members and others inter
ested are cordially urged to be pres
emit as soon after o'clock as possible.
please bring thimble. needle and scis-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01
MAINLY PERSONAL

Phil Brooks Of Holtville was in FL
Centre This morning.
u. l.. Ault, Calexico attorney, was in
El Centre Yesterday.
J, Belcove. Imperial rancher, was in
The city this morning on business.
T. Il. Boswell, Seeley rancher, was in
lei Centre ON business this morning.
Attorney B. d. Noel was in Holt
VILE yesterday in the interests of Il
client
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01
The UNIQUE

We have a modern. up-to-date plant
We are equipped 10 do work which
VIII satisfy the most critical and eX-
acting patronage and will guarantee
satisfaction in all cases and assure
YOU that every garment entrusted TO
us viii be handled by expert help
only.
Try us fer Sanitary Cleaning.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

$7o0 for 3 years at per
cent on rentable city property, TO
pay OFF original mortgage of Sl30o
by NOV. Is has. always rented read
lily for $23 month; prefer private
loan. Address Box g. care Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-01

sor-. The ladies are very busy now
making ready for their bazaar, which
will be held saturday, December i.
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OIL Eyidcnce-There has been left at
the Press office samples If rock
brought from the coil field" in the san
Felipe Pass and supposed to confirm
the presence of oil there. One rock
is stained yellow by iron rust while
the other is a fine piece or sandstone.
There is no evidence of oil in either
rock There'mav be oil in the field, 20
but as yet the Press lacks evidence
of il.
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College CIub--Impcrial Valley Col
lcge Women's club will hold its next
meeting on Saturday. November 6. at
Holtville at the home Of Mrs. ". O.
Johnson. All college women of the val
ley are cordially invited to attend.
Those expecting to attend are asked to
notify Mrs. Johnson in advance and
she will have autom obiles TO convey
them to her ranch home. Meet a the
Alamo hotel Holtyille, at j. m. on
saturday, November 6.
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Tn Open PaIncc--Manager Best of the
Palace theatre predicts big surprise
for the theatre going public of FL
Centro when the doors of the Palace
theatre are thrown open to the public
next Saturday night. The painters and
decorators are putting the finishing
touches on the interior. Glen Dunaway
has had the designing and decorating
in charge and has accomplished great
deal. The electrical work has all ben
done over and has been pronounced
by the inspectors as o. *. The paint
ers will be at work ON the beautiful
new lobby tomorrow. Manager Best
will announce The opening attraction
in few daNs.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
NosIce sW ss.Resldeas ss Probate
81 VIII.

Stat. OF Colorado. County Of Otero. IN
~ the county Court. In Probate
Tes psopis Of I'm .he ,na s,sfs s.iS 81 SGaorSso Mo
Whereas. IL has been made to appear
to tn. county court OF Otero county. In
the state Of Colorado. that you, the
said Emma May Hall and Beulah b.
Mcrallum are heirs OF the estate OF 10.
seph ~. Burris. and that you are non-
Now. therefore. In accordance with
the provisions OF the statute In such
case made and provided. and by order
you are hereby notified that an instra.
incni OF writing purportinv to be the
last will and testament Of the said Jo-
scph IL. Burrts. deceased. was present.
ed to said court for probate on the
10th day OF March. A. y. 1913. by Maud
Mabl. Van Horne. residing at Timpas:
IN the state OF Colorado: that the said
dec.dcnt was. at the time Of his de-
cease, q resident Of Rocky Ford. In the
state of Colorado; that the said decc:
dent according to the said alleged viii
In the words aud figures following. to:
wit: After all my lawful debts shall
have been paid and discharged. give
and ss3sase 1o my Srops., snrss 'siassn
may possess nj the time OF my dcroase.
both personal property and real estate
to be equally divided between each OF
.To Emma May Hnii onc-third. to
H-ulnh r. Mccaiium one third. to
Maud Mabi- Burrls onc.third to he
theirs to keep and enjoy
You are hereby notified to he and
appear before said court At the county
court room In III. court house la "a
state Of Colorado, on the 18th day Of
April. \. -, 1915. then and there 70
attend the hearing on the probate OF
snsas Of the said Joseph u. Burris. de-
ceased. and further to do and perform
what shall then. by the said court be
required and sdJudged.
IN witness whereof, ! have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal o.
satd court NJ my office In Ia Junta. In
.sid county. this ieih day Of March. a.
v, W. MCDANIEL.
Judge and Es.Offirio Clerk Of the
County Court Of o'ere County. Colo
pIrsS publication. March -. 1913.
Last publication. April >. 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
win he No Wet and Dry Fight.

There will be no wet and dry fight
or personal dissension over the ques-
ton OF saloons or no saloons" at
the spring election In Las Animas.
The question was peaceably settled
last week at a mass meeting In the
court house which was attended by a
large number of representative men
from both sides. The best OF feeling
prevailed. and at the close everyone
seemed pleased to know that the
dove OF social peace might continue
TO hover over the roost most any old
place in town and that no one would
throw stones or try TO drive II away.
The substance Of the peace agree.
ment Is the vets will not put up q
ticket; the men nominated on the
dry ticket to give their word they
will grant licenses until next January
when state wide prohibition goes into
effect. aud that both sides will vote
NO" on local option. the petition for
which has been filed and cannot Ie-
gally be withdrawn. The people OF
Las Animas ought TO rejoice and be
exceeding glad.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

Chicago man. which was recently
aDlea. after the lapse Of few days.
euss6 up at his proper home. draw.
inc . spic-and-span wagon and
proudly wearing brand new harness.
Inquiries by the owner Of the Aorss
fer the proper owner Of the Aorss
and wagon and harness have evoked
no response. which. upon reflection.
10 rot % inexplicable.
When did . stolen automobile
ever come home with . new motor
or . new set Of tires? What stolen
aeroplane has flown back to it,
owners hangar with . new ~ Of
planes: OF course. not all horses
accomplish the feat Of coming back
with spoils. Most Of them lack
opportunity BY not being stolen.
Also majority Of the stolen horses
are driven at top speed to . neigh
borins state and there "swappsd"
for any personal property that 10 OBJ
tainable. Up to the present time
We have not heard Of any motor car
manufacturer claiming this kind OF
efficiency for his product.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
LA.d 0ffses Apposas.e.ss.

jim. sare ON Wednesday received
. pessonal letter from United States
ssnsfor John r. 6hafroth in regard
70 Ne selection Of Governor Orman
~ fSceiver and Major Dameron %
regtgter Of the land office at Pueb-
10. Senator Shafroth stated In the
letter that he and Senator Thomas
had agreed ON the recommendation
Of Governor Orman and Major Dam
eros and that President Wilson had
informed them that he would make
the sppointnents in ample time %
that they could take charge Of the
offices In Pueblo on April LIST.
The announcements Of the appoint
ments for the Pueblo land office
which were sent out from Washing
ton did not say that Senators Shat
roth and Thomas had agreed ON the
selections which were presented to
the president by Senator shafroth.
Senator Shafroth's letter Is the first
word received in Pueblo TO the effect
that the appointments were the
choice Of both himself and Senator
Thomas.-Pueblo Star-Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
N.SI-s . F5ssI SsS5Is.sss.

In the matter OF the estate Of B B
hsbb. insane:
Notice is hereby given. that on Mon.
being on. Of The regular days Of ,hs
cssre county in the sisss Of cciors:
do, ]. Maria lnge. conscrvator of said
estate.. Wiii appear befsre the judge
81 said court. present my final settle
peoval of the sasue. aud Wll1 then sp.
ply TO be discharged ~ such consersa
ter. A. which time and place any
sent objections TO the same u any
there be.
Dated ss La Junss. colorado. March
MARIA IN1E.
t3abb. Insane.
rtrst pvellcatlo March y. 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
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The permanent registration for the
city Of La Junta has been complstsi
ana 70 now on file At the office 81 the
county. Colorado, and wiii Se opsS
for inspection At any time during OF,
flee hours for period Of sixty days
Upon application and without
voucher. any error or errors In the
tegtstratton OF any such elector will
who has not been registered may on
like application In person and with.
ont voucher reEistsr In hh proper
has moved from one precinct to an
other may have hts registration
THE BOARD OF COUNTY CoMMfs.
SIoNERS OF OTERO COUNTY.
". T. BARNARD. Chairman.
GEO. r. McCAULEY, Clerk
First publication. February 20, 1915.
Last publication. March Is. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

Of be published In the La Junta Tri.
olne. = neyspaper. printed In said dis:
Other. persons In interest. may appear
ae said time and place and show cause,
e any they have. Why the prayer OF
And 4 % further ordered 81 the
~ .sil g ~ knovn srsdissss, eeflSss 3!
= sa:s a:ns piss.s sss'r & 5:
stated. '-' 49, !"
W!tnesa. the. honorable Robert =.
g z fs:ss 8: :i 4 Il. .:;s "a 1,:
Sssct .Sen Sn the 9Th day Of March. 4.
.ssAL ez ez1si.isG 1zsai % 9S1{anop ca.
~ Gardner ~ Greene. Deputy CieSh.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Notice 81 Applseatisa 70 Lease state
Lanas.


Office OF the State Board Of Land Com.
missioners. Denver. Colo. February
2e. 1915.
Notice ID. hereby given that Reuben
G. Inge, whose postoffice address Ia
Ia Junta. Colo. has made application
No. A $685. to lease the following de-
scribed Indemnity School Lands. situate
In Otero county. Colorado. to-wit:
North half Of northeast quarter. sec.
tion $. township 2: south. range 81
west.
Northwest quarter OF section 8. town
ship 20 south. range 81 west.
North half of section 80. township
- south. range 81 west
Notice is further given that all
other persons desiring to file an appli-
cation to lease this tract OF land must
file the same In this office prior to
April }. 1915. as no other application
to lease the above described lands will
V. r. HO6GATT.
Register State Board Land Commits
sionsrs
First publication. March 6. 1915.
Last publication. March 20. 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Instaaces Of "Hor-- sense.

We all love the horse. Just as We
love dogs and kittens. because these
animals are companionable and more
"chummy" with mankind than the
rest OF the lower animals. We hope
the time will never come when our
children will have to go to the ZOO
TO see specimen OF the horse family.
Stories OF the horses intelligence
are not uncommon. and such anec-
dotes appeal to all who love 4 piece
Of horse flesh more than they do a
piece Of insensate machinery.
A man living near Litchfield.
MINI. has 4 horse that takes his
children to school in Litchfield every
morning. When the "kiddies'' get
out Of the buggy they tie the lines TO
the dash board and the horse goes
home alone. He always makes the
return trip without any trouble.
When he arrives home he always
stops at the same place and waits
until some one leads him to the barn.
the barn.
Here 10 another instance Of
horse sense: A number OF horses
we're employed to haul material
from . large building excavation TO
. point some squares away. Il was
only necessary to station men a
the loading and unloading points.
the Intelligent animals passing h.
tween the two places without the
dirsetion Of drivers. thus affectias
. eeasidsssble economy In wages.
Another horse. The property Of Q
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Promps sesslemeat Of l..ar.ace.


La Junta. Colo. February 4, 1915.
8. r. Mendelson. Agent. the Queen
Insurance Company Of America,
& La Junta. Colo.
Dear SiF: I beg to acknowledge
receipt Of check from Geo. W. Beck,
general agent Of your company. b.
ing in full settlement Of loss sustain.
- on my automobile. which was re.
csntly destroyed by fire.
I assure you that I. am entirely
satisfied with this very prompt set
tiement made in behalf Of your COM
Dany.
Very truly yours,
THEO. THULEMEYER.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

The Rocky Ford Melon 0rowsrs'
Association 10 juh'lant over the pros
pscts for the coming season, having
signed up with the Coggins people.
They have NO advance. but have the
best contract for the grower that was
ever Offered In this section. The
Rocky Ford Melon Growers' Associa-
ton will grow for quality this season
and 1t 10 expected that the acreage
will be materially reduced-Rocky
Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

Office Of the state Hoard Of Land Com.
mtseionern. Denver. Colo. February
Notice 10 hereby given that J. e
SiSlcs address q; Ideal Bsi!sles.
has made .sppiissss,en No 4: SSs{}
SrheeI snd indsmniiy krheoi l.Anas.
situate IN Osero County. Colorado. 70.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
struck Il Right.

c. J. Stauder and Edward Sargent
arc smiling this week In consequence
Of having shipped sheep 10 Kansas
City and st. Joe at an opportune
time. stauder had 1880 head and
Sargent $50 head. on Mondays mar
kes. the price paid beiag $3.50
Fowler Tribuae.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
High Grade Piano for Sale.

For quick sale. this piano. which
We have near La Junta. will bs sold
st an extra special price for cash or
easy payments. II interested write
the Denver Music Company At Den
yer. and particulars will be furnish
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

Dsst tossss shs @. 4. \. N.
caop0eoe a ~ Cd sojdlsss oS
Ceoase1s. WAicA 0sess b L. Juses
Jaae oeA. losA ~ lIth.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

1sat sssgse ~ q. a. y. -.
ea00oeoe a ~ Cd sesdlsfs q
Ceosse6o. WAlcA neels u La Junls
juDe "a, loeh aDd lltA.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

State OF Colorado. County OF Otero. ~
We. Eugene Rourke. president. and
J. i. Gilliland. cashier Of the abov.
named bank. do rol.mniy swear that
the above statement In true 10 the best
Of our knowledge and belief
EUGENE ROuRkE. President
J. l. Gfi.t.1I.AND. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this nth day OF March. 1915
Ny commission expires July .s. 1917,
Notary Public
FRANK FINNEY.
PRED A. SABiS.
d. ~. sfAi.DlNG.
Directors
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Ssssss - S,sss ssssss.sss.

H. %: - LEsssss e The estate Of Charles
Sc :; !: z, T.! r;s ;
eas6 q Il Ssasa. csis. l1ascA L
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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

Aelo. tro~er. Elased-Jsst Now.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

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La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
NO. sa;.
Report Of condition Of the
INST naIIonM ol2

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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-20
Greene-Flandreau

Announcements have been received in
Morrisville of the marriage in New York
City, on Wednesday, October ID, of Miss
Matte Diadama Flandreau, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. T. A, Flapdreau of Washing
ton. D. c., and Morris Charming Greene,
son of Mrs. Frances Greene of Morrisville.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Daniel D. Loreng of the Church of
the Good Shepherd. The BRIDES mother
and brother, Charles Flandreau, of Wash
ington, were present. The arrangements
were made by Fred Zimmerman, who has
spent the past summer in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene are both gradu-
ates of Peoples Academy in the class of
100 and 10. Since her graduation the
bride Taught successfully for several
terms in Jacksonville and Proctor. The
groom is at the head of the Morrsville
Foundry Company as President and Man
ager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene are among Nor
risville's best known young people and a
hearty welcome will be extended to them
as residents. 1t is understood that they
are spending their honeymoon on an au-
tomobile tour in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene will reside in the
Morse house on Congress street, recent
ly purchased by J. w. Rivers. They will
be at home after Nov. l.